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Entertainment & Leisure
Activities of amusement and diversion.
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Sub-headings:
- Arts & Crafts
- Activities involving manual dexterity or skilled artistry.
- Astrology
- Books
- Printed works.
- Entertainment & Leisure News
- Literary and entertainment online news sites.
- Fashion
- Sites dealing with costume, fashion advice, shoes, cosmetics, and fads.
- Food
- Recipes and cooking styles; creativity in nourishment.
- Games
- Activities providing entertainment or amusement, some involving competition.
- History of Entertainment & Leisure
- Entertainment-related sites linked to information about the past.
- Hobbies
- Activities or interests pursued outside one's regular occupation.
- Home & Garden
- Building and maintenance of dwellings and their grounds.
- Movies
- Motion pictures, their makers and performers.
- Music
- Theories, performance, and criticism of sounds having melody, harmony or rhythm; music technologies.
- Outdoor Recreation
- Recreational outdoor activities.
- Paranormal Phenomena
- Phenomena beyond the range of normal experience or scientific explanation.
- Pets
- Obtaining and caring for animal companions.
- Radio
- Commercial, public, and amateur wireless transmissions of sound.
- Sports
- Activities governed by rules or customs, often undertaken competitively, usually involving physical exertion and skill.
- Television
- Programs, criticism, and technologies having to do with visual images transmitted as electromagnetic waves.
- Theater
- Dramatic literature performance, from a popular entertainment view, i.e. going to the theater, performers, shows, etc.
- Travel & Tourism
- Trips, journeying, and related activities.
Resources in this category:
- American Mensa
http://www.us.mensa.org//AM/Template.cfm?Section=Home
- "The US branch of Mensa, the international high IQ society...The only requirement for membership is that the applicant can provide documented proof that, at some time, he or she scored in the top 2% on one of over 200 supervised, standardized intelligence test."
- Society for Creative Anachronism
http://www.sca.org/
- "An international organization dedicated to researching and re-creating pre-17th-century European history. There are lots of people in all fields in the SCA--historians, writers, secretaries, law enforcement personnel, teachers, programmers, insurance agents--the appeal of the SCA is widespread." This site provides links to local groups, member services, events, heraldry and miscellany.
- World Leisure
http://www.worldleisure.org/
- "Founded in 1952, World Leisure, is a world-wide, non-governmental association of persons and organizations dedicated to discovering and fostering those conditions best permitting leisure to serve as a force for human growth, development and well-being." The site includes information on world congresses, forums and conferences, commissions and working groups, publications, consultation, post-graduate studies, and political positions.
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