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	Emailing a Future When local conditions in Vietnam and Cambodia nearly halted a relief agency's good works before they began, two cybersavvy brothers created an online path to distribute seed money to entrepreneurial women.

	Digital Barbie In a virtual studio located somewhere in cyberspace, cars and gas pumps tango, today's stars rub elbows with Cagney and Bogart, and Barbie comes to life. Could this be the Hollywood of the future?

	Half-Pint Mogul Is 11-year-old Greg Miller the Net's youngest tycoon-in-training? Ask his partners at Tenadar Software -- if you can catch them after school.

	A Minute of Your Time Working at the speed of his fingers, Dan Hurley writes the story of your life in a minute, while you and the rest of America Online watch over his shoulder.

	Cherchez La Mode Once the domain of the nerdy, cyberspace is now the latest venue for cutting-edge fashion.

	All the Buzz Forget fan clubs. The place to get hot and heavy about your favorite stars is on the Net. Or meet the star in a chat room. Or fire off email to the director.

	Move Over, Dick Tracy A nerdy engineer with a lame social life and an overactive tie is now the hottest dude in comics -- in print and on the Internet.

	Right Place, Right Time A burgeoning lesbian, gay, and bisexual cybercommunity, PlanetOut, has teamed up with a vast archive, Queer Resources Library. The result is nothing short of fabulous.

	Hey, Where's My Desk? The ad agency Chiat/Day made a bold decision to replace the traditional office with a bold new concept: the nonoffice. Time to get wired.

	Catch a Rising Star It's a natural fit: the fast-paced world of sports and the immediacy of the Net. SportsZone is just one of the websites created by Starwave, a hot online service that seems to know just what drives our passions.

	Born to Ride Bill Jamison loves to disappear for hours in the desert on his mountain bike. But, lone adventurer though he is, Bill still loves to share his secret trails with millions on the Internet.