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...gays in Basic Instinct?) and executive producer Ellen DeGeneres. It's the reunion of lesbian DeGeneres and funny DeGeneres. This romp about lovers trying to conceive with purchased sperm well exploits her sorely missed deadpan delivery and timing--though Stone daffily and unconvincingly prances through it, and the two click with all the passion of someone forced to pet a snake. Still, you have to like a story that makes a turkey baster into a token of endearment, and if the lesson is that a lesbian love comedy can be as harmless as a straight one, there are worse ways...
...hinges on the need for equipment--say a stair lift or an adjustable bed--the solution may not necessarily require moving out. ABLEDATA, a federally funded project, offers descriptions and purchasing information on thousands of items that can be bought to accommodate a home for a disabled loved one. Click www.abledata.com or call...
...CASH Ever think spending your idle time reading e-mail could make you some extra money? Now, thanks to a new website called MoneyForMail.com spare change is but a click away. Sign up and type in your personal interests; the site decides which ads you'll like and sends them to you. If you read them, you get paid. Your profits can range from 20[cents] to $2.50 per ad. The company estimates that avid readers could make up to $300 a year. Where's the money from? Advertisers, who want to know you're there...
GOLF GARB It's not just tee times you can get at TheGolfNetwork.com Click on its eGolfMall button for any sort of golf-related accoutrements you might need, from clubs to shoes--and soon even the requisite cigar. Limited offer: if you blow more than $150 on the site's goodies, you'll get free shipping. Not only can you plan your next golf vacation, but you can also outfit yourself with duds and sticks. Unfortunately, nobody but you can can do a thing about your handicap...
Furthermore, I wonder if Internet voting somehow decreases the value of the vote that is cast: Do we tarnish consent, somehow, by divorcing ourselves so completely from the consequences of our actions? By allowing citizens to vote from any given computer and with only the click of a mouse to connect one to his or her choice, we remove the physical connection (traveling to the voting booth, pulling the lever) between the voter and the vote cast, and perhaps, in the process, also lose some of the gravity that ought to be associated with the choices that we make when...