Greetings Whim Tech fans! Welcome to the Spring 2003 Edition of Breast Technologies Week. Arguably this is one of the most popular Tech section themes of all time. This year we recruited one of our staff writers to not only write about the latest and greatest in bra technologies, but thanks to a generous person, that writer was able to try and buy many of our reviewed bras for this year. Also, we are including our typical fares of breast modification, and are addressing the all-important issue of women's breast health methods. While you may take this week "tongue in cheek" I would ask that you do pay special attention to our content on breast health, and breast modifications. More and more women are paying attention to how their breasts look, and are not paying as much attention to how healthy they are. With no further delay, Welcome to Breast Technologies Week!

Graphic By: Christie Griffith Breast Reduction: Is it For You?   Christie Griffith | Staff Writer While many women wish they had larger breasts, many women wish just the opposite. Large breasts can be awkward, painful and embarrassing to their owner. Find out about the risks and benifits of reducing large breasts here. Everyone with a full-chested loved one or friend should be aware of why women go through breast reduction and the risks that are involved.

Graphic By: Jonelle Thackston Bra Reviews 2003   Andrea Swartz | Staff Writer They keep Îem high and dry, so to speak. They pinch, and itch, bunch and pull. And all in all there are a great deal of women who just say, "To hell with it!" However, despite that fact, this a review of the latest bra innovations.

Graphic By: Jonelle Thackston Bra Revolution   Jonelle Thackston | Graphics Manager In keeping with the theme of the week, Jonelle Thackston, the genius behind 95% of the Tech Section graphics, was asked to cover the history of the bra and various other things women once used to hold thier breasts in place. Read on to see what Jonelle has uncovered! Intro by Kevin Martin.

Graphic By: Jonelle Thackston Web Composition Week Six   Jonelle Thackston | Graphics Manager In the beginning of the Internet there were no personal web pages, no music downloading, and no eBay. The Internet was strictly for email and file transfers between research institutions. It was not until 1990 that the Internet became public to all. Since then the World Wide Web has caused an evolution.

Graphic By: Jonelle Thackston Submitted For Your Approval Season 4: Seventh Edition   Amanda Hoffer | Life Section Manager Submitted for Your Approval is Whim's weekly look at the weirdest the web has to offer. From the slightly odd to the downright bizarre, you can find it here. Dancing cats, oddball animations, and stuff that will amuse even the easily amused, we have something for everyone. Log on every week to check out the world wide weird with SFYA.

Graphic By: Matt Witherow Ask the Geek Season 3: Fifth Edition   Kevin Martin | Tech Section Manager Ask the Geek is Whim's weekly technology help column, where everyday folk ask our resident geek science and technology questions. Now in its third season, ATG is your source for sound, experienced advice on what has or might run amuck with you in the technology world. Kevin Martin, the Section Manager, uses his 10 years of modern technology experience, as well as the knowledge and experience of his guru friends, to answer almost all technology questions submitted. To get your question answered, see the link inside. Do you think you can stump the geek? This week the geek covers a year of Breast Technology week questions.

Tech Section Staff