THIS WEEK * Today, 6 p.m.: Journalist...

THIS WEEK * Today, 6 p.m.: Journalist Bill Moyers talks about his current project, a PBS series called “Genesis: A living Conversation.” America Online. Keyword: USA Weekend

* Today, 7 p.m.: Former NBA player Danny Ainge will talk about his upcoming role as head coach of the Phoenix Suns. America Online. Keyword: Arizona

* Tuesdays, 6 p.m.: Cyberspace Showdown features NFL quarterbacks who meet in a chat five days before they meet on the field. This week, Jeff George of the Atlanta Falcons squares off against the Detroit Lions’ Scott Mitchell. Internet. https://www.nfl.com

* Thursday, 7:30 p.m.: Country-pop singer Sylvia Hutton will debut her new album, “The Real Story,” on the Internet. Her live performance in Nashville will be simulcast at https://songs.com/ndn

* Thursday, 8 p.m.: Actress Victoria Rowell of “The Young and the Restless” and “Diagnosis Murder” will chat. America Online. Keyword: NetNoir

* Sunday, 7 p.m.: Radio deejay Jed the Fish will reveal what goes on behind the scenes at KROQ. Internet. https://www.earthlink.net/kroq

ON THE NET

* Follow the most important week in baseball at https://www.totalworldseries.com. Visitors will find all the latest developments in the World Series matchup and look back at series gone by. There’s also a daily postseason poll.

* If you won’t be able to vote on Election Day, you can request an absentee ballot over the Web and vote by mail instead. Go to https://www.xballot.org, fill in an electronic form and get an official letter to mail to your election officials.

* Gear up for the new TV season at the Ultimate Television Network (https://utv.net). Find previews of upcoming shows, browse TV listings and chat with small-screen stars. You can also look up addresses for networks and local stations around the country.

* For help in preparing for a natural disaster, turn to the Emergency Preparedness Information Center at https://TheEpicenter.com. The site includes a lengthy checklist of items to have at home, at work and in your car in case of emergency and can assist you in creating a family evacuation plan. There are also links to sites about earthquakes, weather disasters, fire and volcanoes.

* Looking for a dose of conservatism? Try Town Hall at https://www.townhall.com. The site has current news from the right (including political cartoons) from inside and outside the Beltway. There are also links to conservative institutions such as the Heritage Foundation and the Progress and Freedom Foundation.

* Virtual Jerusalem (https://www.virtual.co.il) introduces visitors to business, education, history, technology and tourism in the city. There are news summaries from Israel’s daily newspapers and radio broadcasts, and political figures, writers and other famous personalities drop in for chats. Users can look up the weekly Torah portion, find out what time to light the Shabbat candles and send an electronic kvitel (a note or prayer) that will be delivered to Jerusalem’s Wailing Wall.

* Read about the presidential candidates from each of California’s eight political parties (and connect to their home pages) at the California Online Voter Guide (https://www.calvoter.org). Prospective voters can also look up candidates for seats in the Legislature and the county board of supervisors. There are even links to help you figure out what voting district you’re in.

* The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco have collaborated to create the Thinker (https://www.thinker.org), an online art museum with 60,000 digital images from their collections. Exhibits run the gamut from ancient art to the Beat culture of the 1950s and ‘60s.

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