: CheckPoint Software Technologies Ltd.
Lexington, MA, US
CheckPoint Software Technologies Ltd. is focused on the development of leading edge Internet security and connectivity products, including CheckPoint FireWall-1, a unique, flexible security system. FireWall-1 is the first software product to offer full Internet connectivity without compromising your internal network security. It is used by major Fortune 500 corporations, and won Networld+Interop Best of Show award. (nwn)

: Internet Speed Dialer
The Sphere Information Services, San Jose, CA, US
Now you can use the Web to speed dial your phone. The Internet Speed Dialer accepts phone numbers, including those with letters, and plays the appropriate touch tone sounds through your computer's speaker. A service brought to you courtesy of The Sphere Information Services. (nwn)

: Critique - The Reviewer's Choice
Clockwork Wizards, Norfolk, VA, US
Critique is an online project geared towards showcasing the talents of undiscovered artists, musicians, and writers via the Web. Currently this project is accepting submissions in electronic format; query to Max Nomad for details. Currently on exhibit: Jerome Johnson. (nwn)

: North Carolina State U. Basketball Page
Jeff Page, Raleigh, NC, US
Unofficial guide to NCSU college basketball, with schedules, stats, reports, and links to other NCAA basketball servers. (nwn)

: American Training Standards Institute (ATSI)
Waxahachie, TX, US
A not-for-profit skills research corporation formed to support and enhance the emerging national skills infrastructure. ATSI's mission is to enhance economic competitiveness and provide a collaborative atmosphere that will produce scaleable skill measurement & assessment tools, skill-based training courses & certification, skill acquisition plans, and technology-based solutions to assure equal access to training offerings. (nwn)

: Toyohashi University of Technology
Toyohashi, Aichi, Japan
Official Web site of Toyhashi Unversity of Technology. (nwn)

: Cool Edit Home Page
ElektroPost, Stockholm, Sweden
The home page for the Windows-based sound editor that has everything. Downloadable shareware version available. (nwn)

: 1994 Internet Marketing Successes
The Tenagra Corporation, Houston, TX, US
Five individuals and companies have been recognized for their special marketing efforts on the Internet by The Tenagra Corporation. These selections highlight significant and innovative Internet marketing strategies used during 1994. (nwn)

: The Tech Classics Archive
The Tech, MIT, Cambridge, MA, US
Browse 93 works by 15 classical authors, attractively formatted and logically segmented by section, book, etc. Each individual work (and the entire archive) is also searchable. Check out Homer's Iliad, Herodotus' History, Aristophanes' The Frogs, and 90 other poems, plays, and books. (nwn)

: Centre for Applied Ethics - Univ. of British Columbia
Vancouver, B.C., Canada
This site contains full documentation on the Centre's purpose, history, and activities. There are also home pages for most of the Centre's research associates, visiting fellows, and grad students. Increasingly, we will be including various papers in the field of applied ethics. (nwn)

: David D. Lattanze Center
Joseph A. Sellinger School of Business, Baltimore, MD, US
Based out of Loyola College, this server contains information about the Lattanze Center and its member companies, program information and registration, resumes from the Lattanze Student Association, and research papers in the field of information technology. And there's more on the way! (nwn)

: Bilingual Software
Infoboard Internet Services, MA, US
Translate instant Spanish or French. Bilingual Software's Translate Instant Spanish takes English text from your favorite word processor and translates it into Spanish as a complete document. The resulting translation is then brought back into your word processor for formatting, editing, and printing as usual. Demo translations are available. From Infoboard Internet Services. (nwn)

: Binary Watch
Pacific Micro Electronics,Inc., Mountain View, CA, US
Great Christmas/Holiday gift. The Cyberspace Binary Watch, offered in the US only through NetUSA. Can you or your friends read the Binary Watch? (nwn)

: The Original Tulsa Home Page
Galaxy Star Systems, Tulsa, OK, US
Ever visited Tulsa? Well, don't be surprised if you want to move there after your visit! If you are a current or former Tulsan or have never heard of it, you owe it to yourself to visit via the WWW. The Original Tulsa Home Page contains information life in Tulsa as well as links to local businesses and places of interest. (nwn)

: Bay Park Medical, P.C.
Brooklyn, NY, US
The medical staff of Bay Park Medical, P.C. is committed to being your physician and healthcare advocate. Through our medical and occupational health divisions, all of your personal and business health needs can be provided. (nwn)

: University of Antwerp: UFSIA
UFSIA, Antwerp, Belgium
Information on UFSIA and on the MBA courses we offer. Next year there will be a conference on the status of asylum seekers and refugees. Tourist information about the city of Antwerp and its zoo is also offered. (nwn)

: MESCH
Internet Presence & Publishing, Inc., Norfolk, VA, US
MESCH (the Multi-wais Engine Search for Commercial Hosts) is the latest Web-based search engine. Commercial servers using MESCH and running freeWAIS will enable their users to perform key-word searches simultaenously over multiple sites. (nwn)

: The Klipsch Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM
Pointers to the academic and research home pages for the various faculty and staff, specalities, and projects in the department. (nwn)

: The Revelation of Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ's Eternal Abundant Life, Inc., Monroe, GA, US
This site contains the inspired writings of Rev. George L. Pike, in which he unveils the scripture. It currently contains tracts, sermons, pictures and visions. (nwn)

: Blithedale Books
San Diego, CA, US
Blithedale Books are electronic publishers of the best new American fiction, poetry, photography, and art. Because we publish electronically, we offer substantially wider commercial opportunities for advanced artists. (nwn)

: The St John's Anime Film Society
St John's, Newfoundland, Canada
A comprehensive guide to Japanese Animation, or anime. The guide is divided into four sections: The Anime Resource Center introduces you to anime, helps you to learn Japanese, and gives a recipe for Ramen noodles; The Gallery has descriptions, pictures, and soundfiles from many anime series; The Society Room decribes what we have been doing lately; and from The Departure Lounge you can access all the major anime Web resources. (nwn)

: Moe's Books: Virtual Moe's
Berkeley, CA, US
Web site for Moe's Books, Berkeley's premiere used, new and antiquarian bookstore. Virtual Moe's contains over 200 catalogs of books on all subjects, special Internet-only deals, and a few twists and turns and surprises. We are also showcasing the work of local artist and writers, with graphics galleries and our "Author-in-a-Box" feature. (nwn)

: New England Aikikai
Cambridge, MA, US
New England Aikikai, a traditional Aikido dojo in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is pleased to announce its presence on the World Wide Web. Basic information about Aikido, a Japanese martial art, is available, as well as a dojo directory, a seminar calendar and an NEA class schedule. This service will eventually expand to include information about other dojos in the East Coast region. (nwn)

: The Enchanted Doll House
Cybermalls Corporation, Colchester, VT, US
Collectables, play dolls, baby toys, educational software, books, plush animals, games, trains, hobbies, crafts, doll house kits, miniatures and more. Please visit us in our 1850's farmhouse nestled in the beautiful Green Mountains of Vermont, or visit our world of enchantment online. (nwn)

: Population Approach Group Europe (PAGE)
Berlin, Germany
PAGE brings together both experienced and young scientists with strong interest for the "population approach" and the application of mixed-effects modeling (MEM) techniques for analysis of sparse data in drug development. Most of them are NONMEM users. The WWW service provides you with information on meetings, members and the upcoming mail server. (nwn)

: Stanford Integrated Manufacturing Association
Stanford, CA, US
Information on SIMA, as well as links to academic programs in manufacturing at Stanford: the Future Professors of Manufacturing program; Manufacturing Systems Engineering (MSE); the MBA/MSE Dual Degree program; and information on several affiliated student and alumni organizations. (nwn)

: James Armstrong's Photo Gallery
James C. Armstrong, Jr., Foster City, CA, US
A collection of photographs from travels in the United States, Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom, highlighting scenes of natural beauty. This is an ftp site, so keep trying. (nwn)

: MicroServe Information Systems
Plymouth, PA, U.S.A
MicroServe is an Internet provider in Northeastern Pennsylvania. We have a few T1 connections running throughout the state, which give our clients fast, reliable service. MicroServe offers connections for those new to the Net, and for those who are full-fledged Internet Navigators. MicroServe also provides an outlet for area organizations who opt to put their information on the Net. (nwn)

: First Night New York '95
Esoteric Resources Incorporated, New York, NY, US
First Night New York '95 is the premiere cultural celebration of New Year's Eve in New York. Our Web pages contain all the information from the official brochure. (nwn)

: The Shelburne Museum
Cybermalls Corporation, Colchester, VT, US
The Shelburne Museum's mission is to preserve, interpret, and develop for public understanding collections of early American arts, architecture, and artifacts. These nationally significant collections document the artistic, agricultural, and community traditions of America's regional cultures, with an emphasis on New England and Vermont. (nwn)

: Erik Josowitz Creative Consulting
Austin, TX, US
A full service marketing and advertising agency specializing in creating net-sensitive spaces and successful marketing campaigns in print, video, and now on the Web. Our clients range from large high-tech hardware and software companies to smaller community focused organizations and academic institutions. Designing the Web, one page at a time. (nwn)

: Society For Creative Anachronism - East Kingdom
Zachary Kessin, Waltham, MA, US
The Society for Creative Anachronism is a non-profit educational orgazation dedicated to researching and recreating the Middle Ages and Renaissance. This is the unofficial page of the East Kingdom subgroup that covers the Northeast US and part of Canada. (nwn)

: Physics & Astronomy Server - Univ. of Pittsburgh
Department of Physics & Astronomy, U. Pitt., Pittsburgh, PA, US
The Department of Physics & Astronomy Web server displays a variety of information about our department, both educational (undergraduate and graduate degree programs) and research projects. We welcome students, scientists, and anybody interested in physics or astronomy to link to our server and enjoy the view. (nwn)

: Department of Medical Informatics
Columbia University, New York, NY, US
The first academic institution in New York state, and one of about 20 schools nationwide to offer a graduate program in medical informatics. A field of increasing growth as the medical community searches for practical ways to cut costs and reduce paperwork. Cool images and staff. (nwn)

: World Wide Glide
Single Malt Enthusiasts Group, Seattle Chapter, Seattle, WA, US
Announcing the first and only Harley-Davidson related WWW resource. World Wide Glide is dedicated to the greatest motorcycles of all time. (nwn)

: INRS-Énergie et Matériaux
Varennes, Québec, Canada
Information about the institute, its research projects and its post-graduate degree programs. Available in English and in French. (nwn)

: The Environmental Resource Center
Houston, TX, US
Our On-Line Query System offers the ability to search, browse and download images from a database of NASA earth observation images. Users can query the database by name/feature keywords. Also available: the Environmental Resource Guide, which helps locate environmental information. (nwn)

: Hamilton Amateur Astronomers
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Information about our activities as well as numerous links to astronomical information resources. Starting in September 1994, our newsletter "Event Horizon" is available online. (nwn)

: Master's Glo Widgets Inc.
APK.net, Cleveland, OH, US
Master's Glo-Widgets produced the worlds first bio-degradable fishing bait. This page was created to introduce the public to our new bait, through the use of our sample give-away. (nwn)

: PAWWS Portfolio Accounting World-Wide
Jersey City, NJ, US
PAWWS (Portfolio Accounting World-Wide), a division of Security APL, announces the release of the PAWWS investment analysis and trading system, the first comprehensive on-line investment management tool available through the Internet. (nwn)

: HPCC K-12 Project
NASA Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, OH, US
This service is for K-12 educators and students. The topics that are available are science and math oriented. There is also a practice Ohio 9th grade Proficiency Test available. Links to other NASA sites, and many other items that are of interest to educators and students. (nwn)

: JES & Associates, Inc. - The Internet Training Source
Anaheim, CA, US
JES & Associates provides hands-on training workshops and seminars for all levels of Internet users. Classes range from "Introduction to the Internet" to "HTML Document Construction Workshop", and are presented by experts with dozens of years of experience. JES is also the leading provider of training and textbooks on the Pick, Advanced Pick, uniVerse, and Unidata RDBMS platforms, and conducts a wide variety of courses on all flavors of Unix. (nwn)

: Tourism in New Zealand's Bay of Plenty Region
Environment BOP, Whakatane, New Zealand
Information about the Bay of Plenty region of New Zealand. Also, other local information about the area and who we are, including a clickable image map of the region. Bay of Plenty is in the central North Island of New Zealand. (nwn)

: Intersé Corporation
Great Falls, VA, US
A pioneer in commercial Web server development, Intersé creates the most compelling servers on the net. Incorporating vibrant graphics, clever audio, and concise copy into its server, Intersé practices what it preaches to its customers--integrated communications. So if you want a Web server, be sure to check out Intersé. (nwn)

: Wall Street Direct
Carlsbad, CA, US
Information and direction to the thousands of resources for individual traders and investors both on and off the Internet. We investors locate and use software products and services, data services, demos and trials, newsletters, expert market commentary, hotlines and advisory services, financial books, brokers, magazines and catalogs. (nwn)

: Welcome to NetUSA
Pacific Micro, Mountain View, California, USA
NetUSA Super Shopping Mall is pleased to announce its holiday superbundle software and hardware items. Specials include business software, multimedia, education, personal productivity tools, etc. One great gift is the binary watch that even Dr. Einstein would like to have. (nwn)

: Division of Surface Science of the CIC/CAP
INRS-Énergie et Matériaux, Varennes, Québec, Canada
The Division of Surface Science of the Canadian Institute for Chemistry and the Canadian Association for Physics is now on the Web. (nwn)

: Dorothy Day House
Berkeley, CA, US
Dorothy Day House is an organization that feeds homeless people in Berkeley, California. (nwn)

: The Oriental Institute
The University of Chicago, Chicago, IL, US
Archaeology, philology, art, and history of the ancient Near East. Current information on the Institute's research projects, it's Musuem collections, and the individual scholarship being conducted by Institute faculty, staff, and students in the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations at the University of Chicago. (nwn)

: MTV Oddities
Viacom Online, New York, NY, US
A site devoted to info regarding MTV's newest animation series, "MTV's Oddities." Sound bites, slick graphics scanned straight from painted cels, downloadable cartoons and promos created-for-the-site are some of the goodies you can find there. You can also expect Beavis & Butt-head, Aeon Flux and others to drop by. (nwn)

: Graphiti
Graphiti, US
A new Internet service that makes it possible for you to create your own designs and have them put on T-shirts, sweatshirts, tote bags, caps, jackets, mugs, or aprons. Right now, items must be ordered in quantity (usually at least a dozen), but soon Graphiti will offer single items as well. Perfect for creating personalized gifts or team shirts, or just to make a statement! (nwn)

: Netstuff
Durham, NC, US
Your source for information about net.collectible items such as the Green Card Lawyers t-shirt, the Welcome to the Internet coffee mug, and the USENET Cabal baseball cap. (nwn)

: IAGIweb
Internet Access Group, Inc., Bethesda, MD, US
IAGIweb was developed to provide WWW service to companies interested in an Internet presence, provide a constantly updated view of business and trade-related Internet resources, and disseminate our info about ISDN Internet connections and Web services. (nwn)

: University of Iowa Campus-wide Information System
Weeg Computing Center, U. of Iowa, Iowa City, IA, US
Campus information page for the University of Iowa, a major public research university with a long-standing commitment to teaching, research, and service. The U. of Iowa is a member of the Association of American Universities and of the Big Ten Athletic Conference. (nwn)

: Editions Didier Millet
Singapore
One of Asia's leading publishers of illustrated books, Editions Didier Millet specializes in high-quality books on Asian travel, photography, arts, and architectural subjects. For the book buyer we offer text & photo excerpts and the chance to order two recent publications not readily available in the US or Europe: The Crafts of Malaysia and Over Singapore: Aerial Views of the Island Republic. (nwn)

: Metro Link WWW Server
Metro Link Incorporated, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, US
Information regarding the Metro-X family of X Window, OSF/Motif and Multimedia/Image Processing solutions. All products can be ordered directly through the Internet. In the future the Web sales, technical support, and employment opportunities can be accessed through this site. (nwn)

: Destiny Starworks
San Francisco, CA, US
Computer astrology for the 21st century, personalized to the moment of your birth, with detailed, easy to read instructions. Also relationship reviews, natal interpretations, forecasts, and more! (nwn)

: Music Education Resources
Tina Scott, UIUC, Champaign, IL, US
A resource for music educators, made up of bibliographic information related to all areas within music education. It lists books, journals, and other information concerning music teaching. (nwn)

: Marshall University School of Medicine
Huntington, WV, US
Marshall University's emphasis on rural health care, together with awards for high numbers of students choosing primary care residencies after medical school, has put it in the spot light. Marshall has multiple outreach programs and special education programs in rural medicine, as well as a mobile clinic that takes doctors and students to rural sites in West Virginia. We also offer a online Medline CD Rom search through our server. (nwn)

: Belmont University
Belmont Univ. Computer Services, Nashville, TN, US
Belmont University is a Baptist co-educational university located in Nashville, Tennessee. Our Web server is a project sponsored by the office of Computer Services/Information Systems, and is currently under construction. We will be offering information about the university and its activities, including links to our Gopher server and to our library catalog. (nwn)

: The RealTime WebSite
CBC Stereo FM (Vancouver), Vancouver, BC, Canada
A live, coast-to-coast, radio program broadcast through the CBC Stereo Network to Canada and the northern United States. The show offers leading edge music on Saturday nights from 7 pm to midnight. Interactivity between the show and its listeners is the key to what makes RealTime unique. (nwn)

: VIBE Line
VIBE Magazine, New York, NY, US
The December VIBE LINE is a way for you to preview excerpts from the latest releases in the music world. Decembers VIBE Line features excerpts from artist such as: Shaquille O'Neil, Sade, Madonna, and Carleen Anderson. We maintain the files in this area in the Sun ulaw (.au) format and from the November issue on, we also offer Windows WAV (.wav) format. (nwn)

: The Picture Palace
Gravity Entertainment, Montclair, NJ, US
Now playing at The Picture Palace: The Bomb Shelter, starring Gene Tierney and other noir favorites plus a matinee of all your favorite Universal monsters. Browse and have fun, but whatever you do, don't touch that exquisite corpse! (nwn)

: VNP Software Home Page
Cambridge, MA, US
VNP Software offers development tools and consulting expertise to the NEXTSTEP/OpenStep community. VNP was formed in 1990 and has offices in Boston, Atlanta, Detroit and Chicago. We currently offer 3 NextStep products: DevMan , the AccessKit , and UIBinder . (nwn)

: Explore OnNet for Windows
software.net, Menlo Park, CA, US
FTP Software's Explore OnNet for Windows is the easy-to-use, personal Internet access tool that makes it simple to connect to and navigate the Internet. software.net offers Explore OnNet for instant electronic delivery via the Internet for the special introductory price of $99 until March 31, 1995. (nwn)

: Cathay Creations' Electronic Catalog
Madison, WI, US
A selection of our most popular oriental artwork. Included are greeting cards written in beautiful Chinese calligraphy and delicately cut paper decorations, both ideal for the holiday season. (nwn)

: Lost Creek Mushroom Farm
Perkins, OK, US
Specializing in shiitake mushrooms and mushroom logs. Shiitake mushrooms are a delicious and fun way to improve your diet. Visit Lost Creek's new Web Server for general information, growing information, ordering information, and recipes. (nwn)

: Danclink
Danclink International, San Diego, CA, US
Meet, have fun, enjoy parties, and more through social/ballroom dancing. We offer online instruction in our Virtual Ballroom. Meet other members in Dance Connection. We are linked to dance studios all across the country, where we can arrange for your first visit free. Our goal is to introduce dancing to the world. (nwn)

: Illustrated Poetry On-line
InterAccess Technology Corp., Nepean, Ontario, Canada
"I Live on a Raft," by Jerzy Harasymowicz, is a collection of short, haiku-like verse for children. Harasymowicz, one of the leading poets of Poland, is noted for his unique personal mythology and the spontaneous fantasy of his works. The collection is illustrated by Sharon Katz and has been translated into English by the well-known Canadian poet Seymour Mayne with Jaroslaw Sokol. (nwn)

: Sedona Online
Sedona, AZ, US
Primenet proudly presents Sedona Online. The community of Sedona is world-renowned for its red rock beauty. Visit Sedona Online's mall to explore the diverse products and services of this resort community. (nwn)

: Macom Networking
Jerusalem, Israel
The MACOM server is Israel's first (and so far only) commercial Internet presence provider. "MACOM" is Hebrew for "place," but it also means "space." We are both virtual and real. Already online are displays of Israeli stamps, tours and hikes offered by the Society for Preservation of Nature in Israel, a special contest involving Peace Pictures, and the Israeli SIG of Linux users. Please pay us a visit! (nwn)

: Linköping, Sweden
Linköping, Sweden
Information about the city of Linköping, Sweden, sponsored by the local government. (nwn)

: June
Claremont, CA, US
A new page devoted to the L.A. inland empire-area rock band June, featuring pictures of the band, complete songs available for downloading, lyrics, and information on how to get in touch with June and order their EP, Preserves. (nwn)

: SmokyNet W3
Smoky Hill High School, Aurora, CO, US
Welcome to SmokyNet! You are invited to tour the Smoky Hill High School WWW information doorway to our school.. Our student constructed WWW server and pages will link you to the and people of our school. Visit our International Baccalaureate program, meet the staff, and watch the development of our WWW curriculum project. (nwn)

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: UC San Diego Maps
Research Services Dept., Univ. Library, La Jolla, CA, US
Links to major WWW sites featuring land, ocean, atmospheric and planetary data. In addition, we mount local GIS projects which depict geographic and demographic aspects of the San Diego/Tijuana region. Currently featured are a series of graphics produced by San Diego Association of Governments, and digital cartography produced at El Colegio de la Frontera Norte in Tijuana. (nwn)

: MBI Information Services
Mississippi Business Information, Inc., Madison, MS, US
A revolutionary online computer information service giving private sector businesses instant access to public records. Instead of calling clerks or traveling to various agencies, MBI empowers you to get the same information via your office computer. (nwn)

: Speeder and Earl's Coffee
Cybermalls Corporation, Colchester, VT, US
Speeder & Earl's Coffee was created out of the need to live by a higher philosophy. It is our heartfelt philosophy that coffee roasting is an artistic endeavor that is the result of interaction between a person, their subject, tools and environment. Another member of the growing CyberMont community. (nwn)

: Universities Space Research Association
Washington, DC, US
USRA is a private, nonprofit corporation established in 1969 by the National Academy of Sciences at the request of NASA. We provide a mechanism through which universities may cooperate with one another, with the US government, and with other research organizations. (nwn)

: 1995 Golf Association Tournament Schedules
GolfData On-Line, Arlington, VA, US
GolfData On-Line now has the 1995 tour schedules for various golf associations including: Sr. PGA, PGA, LPGA, USGA, Australian PGA, and European PGA. For the latest information on golf and golfing, there is no place like GolfData On-Line. (nwn)

: Nikken Independent Distributors
Total Health Marketing, Sandy, UT, US
An online source for Nikken, the number one provider of health care products in Japan, where one in ten homes use some kind of Nikken product. Nikken has spent millions of dollars in the research and development of a product line that helps you get a truly restful sleep. Never underestimate the power of restful sleep! (nwn)

: Art Cellar Exchange
San Diego, CA, US
A full service fine art consultancy designed for buying and selling art on the secondary market. We have a classified ad service listing artists, titles, and prices of works available. (nwn)

: Conference Announcements for the Ada Community
Ada-Belgium, Leuven, Belgium
In its goal to provide information to people and organizations interested in the Ada programming language and related software engineering methods and tools, the Ada-Belgium WWW server now also provides conference announcements for the Ada community. It lists announcements, calls for papers, calls for participation, programmes, etc., of events that may be of interest for the Ada community at large. (nwn)

: The Sacramento Bee Editorial and Opinion Page Info
The Sacramento Bee, McClatchy Newspapers, Sacramento, CA, US
Information for people who want to write letters or longer articles for the Opinion page of The Sacramento Bee. (nwn)

: Canadian Economic History
Canadian Economic History Society, Univ. of B. C., Vancouver, B.C., Canada
A service to teachers and researchers in economic history, dealing mainly with Canadian materials. The server maintains lists of researchers, their addresses and specialties, announcements, bibliographies and reading lists, links to archives and libraries, and links to other economic history on-line resources. (nwn)

: The Netmedia List - Journalists on the Internet
US
Netmedia is a fairly complete index of journalists who have allowed their email addresses to be made public. It also contains general use addresses for magazines, radio stations, and television stations worldwide. It you wish to add something to the list, please send email to gforte@uxa.ecn.bgu.edu. (nwn)

: KFH Publications, Inc.
Seattle, WA
Cybernautics Digest is a new monthly newsletter summarizing important articles published mainly in the business and technical press. Full text may be retrieved by mail or electronically. Puget Sound Computer User is a regional magazine for business computer users in the Seattle area. Distribution and advertising information is provided. (nwn)

: Institute of Agriculture
University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln provides a comprehensive educational opportunity in agriculture, food science and other related areas. Several technical centers at the university provide support to local, state and national businesses. (nwn)

: iCare Direct
Indianapolis, IN, US
With iCare Direct, you can save up to 50% on contact lenses and eyeglasses. On-line ordering available. Quick service, nationwide delivery and a referral plan that lets you save money! (nwn)

: Division of Engineering Research
Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, US
A unit within Michigan State University's College of Engineering which supports the performance and development of college-research activities such as research-related accounting and technical services, the oversight of research facilities, the identification of research opportunities, and the support of the creation of cooperative and/or cross discipline research. (nwn)

: GeoForschungZentrum Potsdam
Potsdam, Germany
One of the three newly established, nonuniversitarian, large-scale research centres in East Germany. The GFZ combines all solid earth science disciplines, including geodesy, geology, geophysics, mineralogy and geochemistry. (nwn)

: The College Pro Server
College Pro Painters, U.S. Ltd., Philadelphia, PA, US
Details on how College Pro affords college students the opportunity to run their own businesses during their summer break, and even apply for the position on-line. Managers learn "real world" experience in marketing, accounting, management and all of the challenges faced by businesses today. (nwn)

: Dental-Telecommunications-Network
Dallas, TX, US
A guide to dentistry in the 21st Century. The guide is distributed monthly with articles pertaining to fields of dental specialists, i.e. periodontics, endodontics, orthodontics, prosthodontics, oral surgery, implantology, laser dentistry and oral pathology. Articles of a dental nature are welcomed and should be submitted to the editor. (nwn)

: La Plata Observatory
La Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina
The observatory was established in November 1883. Its principal tasks are research and teaching in astronomy and geophysics. (nwn)

: Dino Russ's Lair: The Earthnet Info Server
Russ Jacobson, Illinois State Geological Survey, Champaign, IL, US
Dino Russ's Lair is back. Our network upgrade is now complete. Dino Russ's Lair is a server which provides information and links to many earth science sources. This server will specialize in information/links to dinosaur information, geology and general earth science. In addition it provides information on educational extension resources of the Illinois State Geological Survey. (nwn)

: Rafflesian Outlook
Raffles Junior College Outlook Publications, Singapore
Outlook is the official quarterly newsletter of Raffles Junior College, written and published entirely by students, and contains articles about various events in the school. Selected articles and pictures are available in this on-line version. (nwn)

: Michigan State University College of Education
East Lansing, MI, US
The MSU College of Education server has information related to the entire community. Information ranges from research centers reports to examples of school-based collaborations. (nwn)

: Papers on Mexican Politics
Alex Lopez-Ortiz, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
Mexico is in the midst of an economic and political revolution. Mexican society is rapidly democratizing and the economy is opening for investment and trade at a daunting pace. In this site, we collect a set of public domain papers written by scholars and politicians about the Mexican political situation. (nwn)

: Blue Chip Designs - Recycled Hi-Tech Jewelry
Cybermalls Corporation, Colchester, VT, US
Blue Chip Designs is a small jewelry designer/manufacturer located in Burlington, Vermont. We rescue imperfect computer chips from cluttering our landfills and turn them into earrings, tie tacks and pins. Another member of the growing CyberMont community. (nwn)

: International Service Agencies (ISA)
NetMarket, US
International Service Agencies is a federation of 55 premier American volunteer organizations which in 1993 assisted more than 159 million impoverished people in virtually every developing country worldwide. (nwn)

: Art-ROM Museum Web
Art-ROM, Ltd., Scottsdale, AZ, US
Dedicted to serving the marketing and communications needs of museums, art galleries, artists, antiques, valuables, collectibles, historic sites, botanical gardens, planetariums, zoos and other destinations. We create and maintain WWW sites, pages, and servers for the above. In addition we publish CD-ROM's for the art, museum, and antique fields. (nwn)

: Chicago LabCam
University of Chicago Animate Agent Project, Chicago, IL, US
A tele-operated color camera that can be used concurrently by many viewers. (nwn)

: Rice University Department of Geology and Geophysics
Houston, TX, US
Information about faculty members, ongoing research projects, departmental facilities, and graduate and undergraduate educational opportunities. (nwn)

: NCT
Independent Travel Agents, San Diego, CA, US
Independent travel agent organization offering a completely new concept in travel and income. (nwn)

: Stateless Interactive Demo
Sun Microsystems Inc., Mountain View, CA, US
Come match your wits against a state-of-the-art Sun workstation! This demo allows you to play a fun board game in Mosaic. It also demonstrates how to maintain state information across multiple connections via Mosaic. Find out more about Sun Microsystems at Sun's homepage. (nwn)

: Smileyface Rages Against The Machine
Coolware Inc., Palo Alto, CA, US
Smileyface's success is no fluke. The musical talent in this band is abundant. Paquin on guitar, Metz on bass, Horne on drums, Ricci on vocals. Lyrics by Paquin or Ricci deal with such topics as anger, insecurity, and, of course, spoiled Palo Altans who shop at the Gap. Brought to you by Coolware Inc. (nwn)

: TurnPike(tm) Metropolis
Volant Corporation, San Diego, CA, US
Volant Corporation is providing FREE web space for non-commercial users on the TurnPike Metropolis section of the TurnPike server. Use the space to provide information, publish fiction or non-fiction, put up your own personal page, etc. While you're there, fill out our on-line survey to enter the Cash Giveaway drawing for a chance to win up to $1,250. (nwn)

: Javelin's Guide for PennMUSH Gods
Berkeley, CA, US
A hypertext guide for people who are building and running a PennMUSH 1.50 multi-user game. It covers compilation, initial startup, everyday maintenance, hacking at the source code, tips from other Gods on how to run a successful game, a list of resources, and links to a variety of useful scripts and programs. (nwn)

: Kudzu Creations Multimedia Productions
Atlanta, GA, US
Kudzu Creations provides full-service multimedia production, but is focusing its Internet services on Web page creation. Kudzu's pages are not simply text and graphics with links, but add a creative, and sometimes twisted flair to add appeal to a page to encourage repeated "hitting." Sound, video, and graphic production services are provided, as well as "concept consulting." (nwn)

: WR Magazine
CyberCat Technologies, Bothell, WA
Windows Rag is an on-line magazine for the user who can't afford the biggest and the best. Come check out our reviews on some of the best deals in shareware and freeware, read up on tuning your system for Windows, and find out our opinion on the "upgrade" question. (nwn)

: The Applied Research Laboratory at Penn State
State College, PA, US
The Applied Research Laboratory site at Penn State is open for browsing. We are a Navy-oriented research facility established in 1945 to advance the Navy's technology base through basic and applied research. At our site you will find faculty and staff information, a description of our areas of technical expertise, details about recent and ongoing projects, and a tour of our facilities. (nwn)

: Radio Television Hong Kong
Radio Television HK & The Chinese University of HK, Hong Kong
Award-winning television and daily radio news programs, in Cantonese and some in Putonghua. One aim is to enable overseas Chinese to access the news and current affairs. We are seeking reliable mirror sites overseas to reduce the load of our international link. Interested parties please send mail to anton-lam@cuhk.hk. (nwn)

: Success Magazine's Conference on Entrepreneurial Management
I.R.C., Inc., Deerfield Beach, FL, US
Success Magazine is pleased to announce its first annual conference on Entrepreneurial Management to be held Jan. 12, 13, 1995, at the Orlando Convention Center. The conference features nationally acclaimed business strategist Tom Peters and more than 40 of America's leading business thinkers, authors, consultants and entrepreneurs. (nwn)

: TransAmerica Sports Clothing
CEA Inc., Canton, MA, US
An on-line sports clothing catalog containing insignia wear from all your favourite pro and college teams. (nwn)

: EHMI-the Environmental Hazards Management Institute
Durham, NH
A nonpartisan, nonprofit organization dedicated to resolving environmental problems through education and relationship building. EHMI provides comprehensive, cutting-edge information about environmental management to private citizens, industry, non-profit agencies, government and academia. (nwn)

: Metaphysics Research Lab
CSLI, Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA, US
Information about the research conducted in the Metaphysics Research Lab at the Center for the Study of Language and Information on the Stanford University campus. The principal focus of research is an axiomatic theory of abstract objects and a tutorial on the theory is currently under development. (nwn)

: TeleCentral CD-ROM Software Catalog
Indianapolis, IN, US
Stop paying too much for your CD-ROM software. Everything from business to games, reference to adult. (nwn)

: Societies at Aston University
Birmingham, West Midlands, UK
Students at Aston University have their own unofficial pages within the Aston Web server. This includes the Societies page, which contains links to pages run by Aston's various societies and Athletic Union clubs. (nwn)

: Southwestern New Mexico Regional Science and Engineering Fair
New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM, US
Information on the upcoming/ previous regional science fair, including pointers to fair-related materials such as a judge's handbook and a student/sponsor handbook that may be viewed and copied. The intent of this resource is to share material with participants and other fairs affiliated with the International Science and Engineering Fair. (nwn)

: Amazing Science at the Roxy
Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, TN, US
Fun physical science activities for K-12 students. Contains movies, sounds, and text of chemistry, physics, and astronomy experiments. Also a resource for teacher information concerning constructivism and discovery learning. (nwn)

: Digital Dreamshop
Phoenix, AZ, USA
Providing various computer services, such as client/server programming in Access and MS-SQL Server, computer graphics, 3-D modeling, multimedia programming, Visual Basic, C programming. Includes links all around the world focussing on Microsoft development products, satellite TV, science fiction, and 3-D graphics. (nwn)

: Trade Test Transmission
Pete Shelley, London, England, UK
Trade Test Transmission is the Pete Shelley/ Buzzcocks home page. The site features: Lyrics, Images, Music. All you'll ever need to know. (nwn)

: Max Blaster
TPS, Inc., Lynchburg, VA, US
A wild new water drencher designed to take the hassle out of any good water battle. Every squeeze of the trigger creates a continuous blast of water. A totally new concept. There's no pumping to slow you down. (nwn)

: Howard Rheingold's Words on the Web
Sausalito, CA, US
Howard Rheingold, author of Virtual Reality and The Virtual Community and editor of The Millennium Whole Earth Catalog, offers samples of his writings about technology and society, and regular html-ized versions of his nationally syndicated column about the future, Tomorrow. (nwn)

: Medical Education Page
Phoenix, AZ, US
This page is for anyone interested in medical education--from pre-medical and medical students to medical educators and physicians. Links to all the known medical schools on the web can be found here, along with many more medically-oriented resources. (nwn)

: IPEM Multimedia Database
Inst. for Psychoacoustics and Electronic Music, U. of Ghent, Ghent, Belgium
A large archive about our activities (composition and research, 1963- ), pages about the composers who worked at the IPEM, texts about our institute, historical documents. Lots of sound-examples and pictures! (nwn)

: AlliedSignal / DOE Kansas City Plant
Kansas City, MO, US
The Kansas City Plant has produced high quality electrical and mechanical components and engineered materials since 1949. A U.S. Department of Energy facility, the Kansas City plant offers world class technologies to industry, academia, and other government agencies through a DOE directed technology transfer program. Technology is listed in our Manufacturing Technologies Catalog. (nwn)

: Laserium - Music For Your Eyes
Laser Images, Inc., Van Nuys, CA, US
Over 16,000,000 people have experienced Laserium over the past 20 years. You can now get information about our company, show schedules, and products. You can peruse a gallery of images from our current and past laser shows, hear audience reactions, and much more. Other fun tidbits will appear here in the near future. (nwn)

: Wireless e-mail
PICnet/PageMart, Dallas, TX, US
PageMart now offers "wireless e-mail" anytime, anyplace. Take the power of the Internet with you when you leave the office. Local, regional or nationwide coverage to your PageMart pager, PDA or PCMCIA receiver. (nwn)

: Instituut voor Moleculaire Biologie en Biotechnologie
Brussels, Belgium
A research institute of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel concentrating on molecular biology and biotechnology. This page gives you an overview of the research done in the different departments. (nwn)

: LSU Department of Petroleum Engineering
Baton Rouge, LA, US
Well data from around the world and general information about the Petroleum Engineering department at Louisiana State University. (nwn)

: U. Maine Dept. of Biochemistry, Microbiology, and Molecular Biology
University of Maine, Orono, ME, US
The University of Maine's Dept. of Biochemistry, Microbiology and Molecular Biology invites you to browse through there homepage. There are many interesting links and more being added daily! (nwn)

: The MathWare HomePage
MathWare, Urbana, IL, US
Information and resources for Derive users and MathWare customers, and a catalog of products available from MathWare, including software and books for the educational community. There is also an E-mail connection available from the home page so you can drop us a note if you have any questions. (nwn)

: ERIC Clearinghouse on Assessment and Evaluation (ERIC/AE)
Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C., US
Information about educational testing, and resources to encourage responsible test use. This site features searches of the ERIC abstracts and full text databases; the Test Locator (descriptions of educational and psychological assessment instruments); publications about educational testing; and general information about the ERIC System. (nwn)

: Astronomy & Astyrophysics at QMW, London
Queen Mary College, London University, London, England
Work in the Physics Department includes observational studies, interstellar chemistry, planetary astrophysics and extragalactic astronomy. Work in the Mathematics Department includes solar system studies and solar and stellar physics. Information about individual research groups, a list of faculty and staff, some recent interesting results and pictures from our research. (nwn)

: The FreeBSD Project
Concord, CA, US
FreeBSD is a freely available, full-source 4.4 BSD Lite-based release for Intel i386/i486/Pentium (or compatible) PCs. It is based primarily on software from UC Berkeley's CSRG group, with some enhancements from NetBSD, 386BSD, and the Free Software Foundation. In addition to the work of CSRG, FreeBSD 2.0 represents the culmination of almost 2 years of work by an international development team. (nwn)

: The Association of Christians in Higher Education, UK
A fellowship of Christians who work as academics and administrative staff in UK colleges and universities. We aim to encourage members to witness for Christ and to work for the development of higher education and scholarship more in accord with our understanding of the world. We support students serving the Lord in the Christian Unions. (nwn)

: Geotechnology at HARC
Geotechnology Research Institute, The Woodlands, TX, US
The HARC Geotechnology Web site is the WWW home of the Geotechnology Research Institute (GTRI). GTRI's Web documents provide information about its ongoing and proposed geophysical research. This research deals with issues of particular interest to the petroleum industry. (nwn)

: SHARE Technology Conference
SHARE Inc., Chicago, IL, US
The venue and agenda for SHARE's upcoming two major technical conferences. Registration forms and hotel lists are also provided. SHARE is the IBM user's group for mainframe, mini, micro and client-server environments consisting of IBM and OEM compatible hardware & software. (nwn)

: Cary High School
Cary, NC
Cary High School is one of the best secondary schools in the Research Triangle area of North Carolina. The Triangle was recently named the Money Magazine #1 place to live in the country. If you are one of the many people planning to relocate here, and you have teenagers in your family, give Cary High a look! (nwn)

: Interactive Opel Platz
Tokyo, Japan
An online showroom of Opel cars, Opel Japan's company profile, event & sports information supported by Opel, etc. This is Opel Japan's official WWW server. (nwn)

: Windsurfing Video: Just For Fun
Webvertising, Houston, TX, US
Several sneak preview mpeg movie clips from Windsurfing Legend Robby Naish's new video, "Just For Fun," are now available at the Mistral Web site. The clips feature some spectacular wavesailing action from Hawaii. (nwn)

: Willow Glen Graphics
San Jose, CA, US
Utilities for NCSA HTTPD for Windows. Home of PolyForm, an interactive Web form management utility, and WS Beeper, a command line driven Winsock mail client. (nwn)

: Aquatic Technology
Active Window Productions, Cambridge, MA, US
A pet store specializing in reef aquarium products and supplies. Highlights from our catalog are now online. (nwn)

: Good Medicine Magazine
Coolware Inc., Palo Alto, CA, US
Coolware, Inc. and Good Medicine Magazine would like to introduce the Web to an innovation in on-line publishing: Create your own customized, on-line edition of the magazine. Follow the reader's interactive guide to Good Medicine and create an edition tailored to your interests. (nwn)

: TVNow Cable TV Schedule Software
VisionSoft Corporation, Greensboro, NC, US
Use the speed of your computer to search for TV shows, events, movies, sporting events, and much more, on over 70 national cable channels! Be sure to download the shareware Windows or DOS version of TVNow as well as the current cable television schedules! (nwn)

: The Developer's Source for Windows
Miller Freeman, Inc., San Francisco, CA, US
The Developer's Source for Windows is maintained by the Miller Freeman staff of Microsoft Systems Journal. The first resource we've made available is a searchable version of our programming tools product directory. It contains product descriptions for over 1,200 development tools. We will be regularly adding new information resources for software programmers. (nwn)

: CONROY'S Florist of San Diego
Poway, CA, US
CONROY'S will meet your flower delivery needs anywhere in the world! The Holiday Glow and Red Poinsettias top the list of excellent Christmas and Holiday choices to fill the air with festive flare. A Multimedia Ink Design. (nwn)

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: Electronic Photogallery Hot Pictures
New Media Lab, Moscow, Russia
New Media Lab, Moscow Libertarium and Window-to-Russia announce first Russian original electronic photogallery Hot Pictures, featuring 50 works by modern Russian artists. See how photography and computers could be united to present the new vision of the world. (nwn)

: Qualix Group Inc.
San Mateo, CA, US
Network/system administration products, Database tools and utilities, Programming tools and libraries, Productivity applications, and SGI products. (nwn)

: World Real Estate Listing Service
Westcoast Interchange Enterprises Inc., Victoria, BC, Canada
The World Real Estate Listing Service has been extended to cover Western European and North American towns and cities. This automated service is still being offered at no charge to the buyer or seller. At some point in the near future we will be switching to a fee for advertising service paid for by the seller. If you have a property to sell, get your free listing in soon! (nwn)

: Enterprise Integration and Modeling
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, US
This homepage describes an ongoing international research effort through government and industrial sponsorship on developing new information technologies for distributed and global enterprises. Available to users here are a free CASE tool suite for integrated data and knowledge systems development, brief bio-sketches of the researchers, and their publications. (nwn)

: The Sheraton Fallsview Hotel and Conference Centre
Internet Connact Niagara, St .Catherines, Ontario, Canada
Full-colour pictures of Niagara Falls. This hotel is the first in the world to offer Internet connection with no long-distance phone charges in every guest and meeting room. Book through this home page. (nwn)

: Equifax National Decision Systems
San Diego, CA, US
A provider of marketing information, targeting tools, and desktop support systems. Learn about the state-of-the-art GIS systems, CD data and software products and market research reports and maps that help organizations analyze supply and demand information to do site selection, product distribution, program planning, production volume planning, advertising, and direct mail. (nwn)

: Arcadia
Internet Vision, London, UK
A series of well focused information resources. Currently (December 1994) including: Graduate Horizons - providing graduate careers information for UK graduates (present and future). (nwn)

: Multi-Currency Software from IDEX
San Jose, CA, US
IDEX Systems announces its Web pages and GenLed version 5.0, a multi-currency, multi-company, multi-ledger financial application. GenLed is developed for corporations that need a solution for the time-consuming ledger conversions from foreign subsidiaries to the home office currency. Brought to you by Coolware Inc. (nwn)

: CSIRO Australia
Canberra, Australia
The Australian Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) is Australia's largest strategic and applied research organization. Most of its research directly benefits new and existing industries, particularly manufacturing, mining, energy, agriculture and information and communications. Significant research is also directed towards sustainable development and knowledge of the environment. (nwn)

: Student Financial Aid
Chinook College Funding Service, Tucson, AZ, US
Information about Chinook College Funding Service, a quality scholarship search service for US students. Includes information on federal programs, addresses for FA offices in all states, a list of frequently-asked-questions about Chinook, and more. (nwn)

: Surplus US Government Property
Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service, Battle Creek, MI
Surplus Department of Defense (DoD) property for sale to the general public. Current DoD drawdowns and inventory reductions mean more surplus items are available for sale. Info includes on-line catalogs, how-to information along with clickable maps of locations near you.... (nwn)

: The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
Albequerque, NM, US
The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center in Albuquerque, NM has a set of WWW pages online offering information about the 19 pueblos in New Mexico, the facilities offered by the center, Pueblo etiquette and rules, and directions to the pueblos. (nwn)

: MediaShare Corporation
Carlsbad, CA, US
A leading source of tools and services for building interactive CD-ROM and on-line catalogs. Using ProductBase(r), you build a single multimedia product database, which can then be published to multiple CD-ROM and online formats (including HTML) using template-based formatting. (nwn)

: Seattle District Army Corps of Engineers
Seattle, WA
A new home page on selected regional river flows, dams, recreation areas and upcoming contract bid openings is now available from the Seattle District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. River data, which is of interest to kayakers and river rafters, is availible for several rivers in the Pacific Northwest. (nwn)

: Design Research Group
Kyoto Institute of Technology, Kyoto, Japan
The Design Research Group server houses design-related academic publications, a gallery of student projects, an online design forum, and various images of Japan. (nwn)

: The Franchise Information Network
The Hayes Group, Philadelphia, PA, US
The Franchise Information Network is an Internet Presence (tm) designed to put potential business investors in touch with major franchise opportunities around the world. (nwn)

: DOE Digital superLab
Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM, US
An effort to combine the capabilities of three DOE labs, Los Alamos, Lawrence Livermore, and Sandia National, while retaining each lab's autonomy. superLab will provide a way for scientists at each lab to use each other's tools, storage, and computing resources in a true "collaboratorium." (nwn)

: InfoSource
Winter Park, FL, US
InfoSource provides a stable base and full integration for all PC teaching, training, learning, testing, and technical support needs. We create software, courseware, documentation, and teach courses on just about every PC application, including the Internet. (nwn)

: soc.couples.wedding WWW page
Sonja Kueppers, College Park, MD, US
Contains the soc.couples.wedding FAQ file, FAQ files about diamonds, wedding photography and video, and other wedding-related information. Links to commercial wedding-related WWW pages and to reader wedding pages. (nwn)

: Compatible Systems: Easy-to-Use Routers
Boulder, CO, US
Compatible Systems manufactures and markets a full line of multiprotocol Ethernet routers for growing networks. Whether you're looking for local Ethernet-to-Ethernet, remote LAN-to-LAN, or LAN-to-Internet connectivity, Compatible Systems has a solution to your internetworking requirements. (nwn)

: Pixel Express Catalog
Menlo Park, CA, US
What do you get when a manufacturer sells direct to the graphics community? Pixel Express offers tools for the professional: color scanners and printers, digital cameras, CD-ROM drives, modems and other hardware. Or choose top-notch graphics software to build your own bundle. Log-on to Pixel Express. Open yourself to awesome low prices. (nwn)

: PMI Mortgage Insurance Co.
San Francisco, CA, US
PMI has joined the Web as part of the Homebuyer's Fair. We explain how you can lower your down payment to buy the home you want. If you have questions about mortgage insurance, be sure to send it to us so that we can add it to our FAQ. (nwn)

: NetSurfer Mugs
Mighty Dog Designs, Clemson, SC, US
New from the creators of the original WWW Shirt: NetSurfer mugs! If you can't sport that T-Shirt at work, or it is just too cold where you are, then show your surfing style with a Netsurfer mug from Mighty Dog Designs. (nwn)

: Aberdeen University Department Of Agriculture
Aberdeen, Grampian, Scotland
The Web pages of Aberdeen University Department of Agriculture, located on the northeast coast of Scotland, provide information for prospective students, information about the department, and links to many more network resources related to agriculture. (nwn)

: Scottish Climbing Archive
Edinburgh, Lothian Region, Scotland
This archive is about all aspects of climbing in Scotland, from scaling walls to ice climbing. It's well connected to other climbing home pages. (nwn)

: Art on Line
Van Valen Produkties, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands
Art on Line is a small virtual gallery that shows some work by Dutch artist Herman van Valen (born in 1916). There is also a short biography. Only in Dutch for the moment; an English version will follow ASAP. (nwn)

: JewelQuest, Inc.
Great Falls, VA, US
This year you could have your holiday shopping done on time--without leaving your home. JewelQuest showcases its exclusive jewelry collection on its web server. Made from the finest precision cuts of Austrian Swarovski crystal and cubic zirconia, JewelQuest jewelry makes an elegant gift. (nwn)

: Destinations On-Line
US
Information for people intending travel to popular resort areas. Also online catalogs for stuff of general interest. For example, you can currently order cheesecakes direct from the Cheesecake Lady. (nwn)

: Marshall University
Huntington, WV, US
The Marshall University Web server includes links to MUINFO (the University's Campus-Wide Information System) and the West Virginia Virtual Tourist. (nwn)

: 3k Associates
Springfield, VA, US
Information of interest to the HP3000 computer users community in general, and to Internet and email users in particular. Includes HP3000 vendors' email addresses, public domain programs, information and downloadable demos of HP3000 email products, links to other sites, and more. (nwn)

: The Seamless Web Site (Law and Legal Info)
TSW Limited, San Francisco and New York City, US
The first and so far the only commercial legal Web site. This site was started in November 1994 by a graduate of Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco. Although it is only a few weeks old, it has already been the focus of articles appearing in both the San Francisco Daily Journal and The Recorder (legal newspapers). (nwn)

: Plasma Physics Home Page at Auburn University
Auburn University-Department of Physics, Auburn, AL, US
This is a new service that provides information on plasma physics research at Auburn University, with an emphasis on the Compact Auburn Torsatron. This site also links to other DOE-funded fusion research facilities. (nwn)

: Pharmaceutical Chemistry Department
University of California, San Francisco, CA, US
The graduate program in pharmaceutical chemistry is one of the largest academic research centers concerned with drug discovery, development, and application. Information is available on the programs AMBER (molecular dynamics), DOCK (ligand docking), MidasPlus (molecular graphics), as well as other protein modeling software. (nwn)

: Lyrics Server
Michael Herf, Pittsburgh, PA, US
A mirror of cs.uwp.edu, implemented with some cool CGI scripts. Allows quick searching for documents. (nwn)

: Data & Analysis Center for Software
Utica, NY, US
The DACS is a Department of Defense Information Analysis Center managed by the Defense Technical Information Center under the DoD IAC Program. The DACS serves as a centralized source for current, readily available data and information concerning software engineering and software technology. (nwn)

: SF/20 Science Fiction Film Marathon
AukWare SoftWorks, Nashua, NH, US
AukWare SoftWorks is providing access to information regarding SF/20, Boston's 20th annual 24-hour science fiction film marathon to be held Feb. 19-20, 1995 at the Coolidge Corner Theatre in Boston. This information includes location, directions and the latest version of the movie list. People are encouraged to join the mailing list and vote for which movies they wish to see. (nwn)

: Ashley Marcelline's Black Film & Video Guide
Black Cinema Network, Thornhill, Ontario, Canada
Comprehensive listing of black films from the early 1920s to the present. (nwn)

: GlOSS--Glossary-Of-Servers Server
CS Dept., Stanford Univ., Stanford, CA, US
GlOSS is a scalable system that finds the most relevant text databases for your queries. You can learn how to make your data available to GlOSS, and read papers about GlOSS. (nwn)

: Mercury Project: Robotic Tele-Excavation
Mercury Team, USC, Los Angeles, CA, US
An inter-disciplinary team at the University of Southern California would like to announce the Mercury Project, a WWW server that allows users to tele-operate a robot arm moving over a terrain filled with buried artifacts. A CCD camera and pneumatic nozzle mounted on the robot allow users to select viewpoints and to "excavate" regions by directing short bursts of compressed air into the terrain. (nwn)

: Seattle Sounders Homepage
Single Malt Enthusiasts Group, Seattle, WA, US
As North America's premier soccer club, it is only fitting that the Seattle Sounders be the first with a home page. In our first year, the Sounders earned: the best league record, rookie of the year, coach of the year, had 9 of 11 starters selected as APSL all-stars and two players named to the U.S. national team. (nwn)

: The Weird Workshop
Artist Johnny DeKam, Detroit, MI, US
Interactive site for contemporary art, writings, music & performance. (nwn)

: Cyprus Home Page
Turgut Durduran, PA, US
The Cyprus home page, under construction, currently includes text and some photos. It will eventually contain soccer results, information about Cyprus-related sites on the Internet, discussion lists, archives of Geyik-l articles, and some surprises. (nwn)

: HelpDesk Software from Bullseye Systems
Bullseye Systems, San Jose, CA, US
"HelpDesk I" by Bullseye Systems is a PC network database system to support callers who are having trouble with PCs, LANs, or specially manufactured products. There are two editions of HelpDesk: one for technical support or customer service staff of a manufacturing firm, and another for MIS helpdesk staff. Brought to you by Coolware Inc. (nwn)

: World-Net
Paris, FR
World-Net is well known for its avant garde spirit, its wonderful cyberspace page, and the netsurfer area in its WEB. The WEB is famous for its Rave and Computer Underground pages. (nwn)

: The Stolen Car Report
Knowledge Based Technologies, Inc., Canton, MA, US
The first service of its kind on the Net, and its free. If you are the unfortunate victim of a car thief, you can now give your car's picture and description world wide exposure. Police organizations that have Internet access are being informed about this service. (nwn)

: Godiva Online
Fry Multimedia, Ann Arbor, MI, US
A Chocolate Lover's Playground, Godiva Online is a joint production of Godiva Chocolatier and Chocolatier magazine. It contains an extensive amount of articles and recipes about chocolate, its history, and its preparation. Godiva chocolates can be ordered online. (nwn)

: The Arizona Chapter of the Nature Conservancy
Tucson, AZ, US
Information on the nine preserves operated by the Arizona chapter of The Nature Conservancy is available on line. A descriptive page is available for five of these preserves. (nwn)

: Mac Net Journal
Philadelphia, PA, US
The Internet's downloadable, interactive zine to help Macintosh users get the most of their Net connections and downloads is available in hypertext. This homepage contains plenty of links to Macintosh servers, a link to Mac Net Journal Online, and links to download the latest issue of the journal. Mac Net Journal and Mac Net Journal Online are published biweekly. [PICK OF THE WEEK] (nwn)

: The Hype-It 1000 WWW Server
Cykic Software, Inc., San Diego, CA, US
The Hype-It 1000 WWW server is a unique PC-based Internet sales tool. Build your own homepage and deliver your message to the millions of people on the Internet. Display your products worldwide, distribute information, connect via email to your prospects and clients, and more. All on a simple PC. From Cykic Software, a pioneer in connectivity innovations. (nwn)

: Pages Software Inc
San Diego, CA, US
Pages offers the premier solution for creating HTML documents. With Pages, you can not only create linked HTML documents easily and effectively, with little or no knowledge of HTML, you can also create styled headlines and tables readable by standard Web browsers. Pages Design Models[tm] let you create a look that stands out from the sea of homogenous HTML documents. (nwn)

: The Heard Museum
Phoenix, AZ, US
Welcome to the Heard Museum, a private, non-profit museum whose mission is to promote appreciation and respect for native people and their cultural heritage. The museum emphasizes the traditional cultures of the greater Southwest and the evolving Native American Fine Art Movement. (nwn)

: The American Indian College Fund Annual Report
New York, NY, US
The 1993 annual report of the American Indian College Fund is available on-line, reviewing the past year's activities and the mission of the fund. A list of the member colleges, board of trustees, supporters and staff is provided. (nwn)

: Millville School
Millville, Utah, US
Millville School (grades K-5) is developing student interest and knowledge in technology. Our students use the Internet as a source of information. They also post their findings and projects to this WWW page. (nwn)

: Information Boutique
The TS Net, Minneapolis, MN, US
Welcome to Carol Anne's Information Boutique. Each page has a very different main subject, such as finance, art, coffee, publishing, etc. Each page also has a set of unique options, like telnets, ftps, on-line books, and other fun, informative things to see, hear, and do. The boutique is being revised daily. Come visit today! (nwn)

: Egyptian Home Page
Egypt
The totally unofficial Egyptian home page. (nwn)

: EdWeb -- Online K-12 Resource Guide
Corporation for Public Broadcasting & CNIDR, US
Attention education technology fans! Andy Carvin's EdWeb, sponsored by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and CNIDR, has moved. Visit EdWeb's new home at http://edweb.cnidr.org and learn about how K-12 education will be affected by the information highway, and check out EdWeb's enormous on-line resource guide. (nwn)

: GIS'95 Symposium Information
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Conference schedule and information for GIS'95, ninth annual Symposium on Geographic Information Systems for natural resources, environment and land information management - March 27 - 30, 1995 - Vancouver, Canada. (nwn)

: House Rabbit Society
Cambridge, MA, US
The House Rabbit Society is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization with two primary goals: to rescue abandoned rabbits and find permanent homes for them, and to educate the public and assist humane societies. This site contains information about caring for rabbits from many different sources. (nwn)

: SRI International Cambridge Computer Science Research Centre
Cambridge, UK
Information on research in natural language processing, spoken language translation and formal methods in computer science at SRI's Cambridge laboratory. Technical reports are available on-line. (nwn)

: Visioneering Research Laboratory, Inc.
Las Cruces, NM, US
We have moved to http://www.vrl.com/. Please update your links/lists. We are an open systems software house specializing in custom computer imaging software. We have developed a silicon wafer inspection station for probe calibration and damage report. See the web page for more information. (nwn)

: Halloween Haunt on the Web
Mike Strong, Irvine, CA, US
This Webscape is dedicated to the largest Halloween party in the world: the Halloween Haunt at Knott's Berry Farm. (nwn)

: Snowy River Outfitters
Albuquerque, NM, US
Snowy River Outfitters' catalog of rock and ice climbing equipment features the hottest gear from Black Diamond, Petzl, Arcteryx, and more. On-line ordering with credit card is available. Climbers on staff will answer all questions about gear submitted on our on-line guides form. Gear repair and boot resoling are also available. (nwn)

: Lunar Discovery Orbiter Mission
University of Arizona, Lunar and Planetary Lab, Tucson, AZ, US
The Lunar Discovery Orbiter (LDO) team is proud to announce the availability of a WWW site to inform the Net community of its proposal to NASA's Discovery program. LDO is an investigation that will place a spacecraft in polar orbit around the Moon in December 1998. (nwn)

: ATSDR ToxFAQs (tm)
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR), Atlanta, GA, US
This is a series of summaries about hazardous substances, developed by the ATSDR Division of Toxicology. Information is excerpted from ATSDR toxicological profiles and public health statements. ToxFAQs (tm) answer the most frequently asked questions about exposure to hazardous substances around hazardous waste sites and adverse human health effects. (nwn)

: The World Square
InfoMed On-Line Services, US
A commercial web server representing companies doing business in areas such as music, art, publishing, food, finance, automobiles, health and medicine. Electronic shopping is a major part of this "virtual mall." We specialize in niche products difficult to obtain elsewhere. Please check us out. (nwn)

: World-Wide Profile Registry (WWPR)
Las Vegas, NV, US
A central, searchable database for personal profiles of Internet users from all over the globe. Find lost friends, family, associates, or more information about other users. Add value to the registry by adding your own profile. WWPR is your complete profile registry. (nwn)

: VMA Information Technology
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
VMA Information Technology is a young company that produces advanced information technology solutions. We provide hardware, software, training and consultancy to mainly small- and medium-sized enterprises, on a fixed price, fixed date basis. We have a proven track record in financial, technical, scientific and networking applications. (nwn)

: Combinet, Inc.
US
A leading manufacturer and distributor of ISDN on-demand LAN bridges. Easily browse their product family, from single end-user bridges to an access server. Find out more about Combinet, Integrated Services Digital Networks, and how Combinet is helping to assist other businesses. (nwn)

: CWRU Autonomous Agents Research Group
Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH, US
Our group conducts interdisciplinary research in artificial life, computational biology, and mobile robotics. Our aim is to study the mechanisms that can produce adaptive behavior in animals and robots. Currently available on our home page are copies of selected papers and images of the robots used in our research. (nwn)

: WoodenBoat
HyperMedia Communications Inc., Brooklin, ME, US
WoodenBoat publishes two magazines, WoodenBoat and Professional Boatbuilding. We also publish a large number of books and videos on nautical topics. The WoodenBoat School offers courses on boatbuilding, woodworking and seamanship. We sell boat plans, boat kits, tools, and a variety of useful articles through the WoodenBoat Store. (nwn)

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: Small Satellite Lab
University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH, US
Current activities at the SLL, whose main goal is to provide projects to which the undergraduate and graduate engineering, physics and business students can apply current methodologies and/or technologies. The resulting effort of this collaboration are small satellites and/or instrumentation designed for focused scientific research missions. (nwn)

: Seismic Event Server at MIT ERL (SESAME)
MIT Earth Resources Laboratory, Cambridge, MA, US
SESAME is operated by MIT's Earth Resources Lab, which, together with Boston College, runs the New England Seismic Network (NESN). SESAME allows clients to browse the database of New England seismic events, display event listings and more detailed information, download seismograms in a variety of formats, and obtain seismogram plots in PostScript format. (nwn)

: Russian Satellite Imagery
C.E.N., Somerset, NJ, US
Two to five meter panchromatic satellite imagery from Russian sources. Digital processing is available. Sample image in tif format is available for examination. (nwn)

: DentalNet
Amsili Dental, Austin, TX, US
Recently introduced by Dr. Marc Amsili, a leading Austin dentist, DentalNet allows users to explore new advances in dentistry and find out about dental health options. Each month new dental health tips are provided. (nwn)

: Mathematica As A Tool
Institute of Mechanics, ETH, Zurich, Switzerland
This page provides information about the books "Mathematica as a Tool" and "Mathematica als Werkzeug" (in German). The notebooks and packages developed in these books can be downloaded from the corresponding WWW pages. (nwn)

: Lawyer Joke of the Week
Paramount Enterprises, Baltimore, MD, US
The Lawyer Joke of the Week Page lets you laugh at a new joke about lawyers every week. This page is brought to you by Paramount Enterprises' 1995 365 Uproarious Lawyer Jokes, Riddles & Quotes Calendar. You can cut right to the (paper) chase and download an interactive multimedia demo for your Macintosh (577kb) or Windows 3.1 (688kb) computer right now! (nwn)

: Philip K. Dick FAQ and General Information
New York, NY, US
Information on everything from PKD's invented words to references found in music (Elvis Costello and Sonic Youth, for example). Updated weekly. Touted after his death as a genius, PKD wrote frenetic, fast-paced psychological sci-fi in starving near-obscurity. Come meet a real-life Kilgore Trout. (nwn)

: Westerville (OH) Public Library
Westerville, OH, US
Dedicated to providing public access to the educational resources located in cyberspace. Local information on the server includes access to the library's on-line catalog; 11 CD-rom databases (you must be a registered Westerville library patron), such as Powerpages from University Microfilm, Inc. The server also provides information on the history of the temperance movement in Ohio and the Anti-Saloon League Museum. (nwn)

: BMC Image & CAD
Uppsala, Sweden
A department at Uppsala University. We help researchers with their photoworks, both in the old way and with powerful computers. CAD is a big part of our work, like 3D graphics, multimedia and so on. We´re also the home of the new Macintosh(TM) accelerator. (nwn)

: CD-ROMs by Rocky Mtn Digital Peeks
Boulder, CO, US
Rocky Mountain Digital Peeks is a publisher of original nature and educational CD-ROMs. Our home page gives you in-depth looks at our CD-ROMS including unedited reviews from popular magazines, screen dumps, CD-ROM descriptions, and program updates, a GIF of the week of the Rocky Mountains, and more. We offer discounts for Internet Surfers! (nwn)

: The Bipartisan Commission on Entitlement and Tax Reform
Washington, DC, US
Established in November of 1993 to recommend long-term changes to America's entitlement programs and tax structure. The Commission, comprised of 32 members, has approved an interim report to the President outlining America's long-term fiscal dilemma, a document describing potential reforms to America's entitlement programs, and an interactive computer program using the reform options. (nwn)

: New Ways to Noise
NW2noise, Cricklewood, London, UK
A Fanzine dedicated to the discerning lover of noise, containing music, images and information from Englands leading aural Terrorists. Thrill to the sound of Huggy Bear, Headbutt and Bumgravy, groove to Cornershop, Fabric and Jacobs Mouse. (nwn)

: Eduplus Management Group Home Page
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Eduplus Management Group, a full service training and human resource development company, specializing in computer based training and multi-media, announces its presence on-line. Please visit our Home Page to find out more about our company. (nwn)

: USiS Internet Services
Don Miller, Houston, TX, US
USiS Internet Services is an Internet provider with all the bells and whistles. (nwn)

: University of Minnesota MBE Group
Minneapolis, MN, US
Information about our research as well as members of our research team. Links to resources related to our research are planned. (nwn)

: TRAN Software Library
Tran, Inc., Tierra Verde, FL, US
Contains software that operates as data network devices, such as IP routing, Frame Relay switching, and support for Legacy protocols. We also have SNMP Network Management software, and a Packet Driver for Frame Relay boards. This library was started 12/8/94 and will develop over the next couple of months, so keep checking. (nwn)

: University of Iowa Automated Telescope Facility
Dept. of Physics and Astronomy, U. Iowa, Iowa City, IA, US
UI's automated telescope facility allows students to obtain and analyse their own CCD images. This document describes the equipment, laboratory curriculum, and analysis procedures. Sampled images, several examples of lab reports, and research papers written by undergraduates are available. (nwn)

: Stanford Symphony Orchestra
Palo Alto, CA, US
The Stanford Symphony is a group of 80 undergraduates, graduate students, and community members from Stanford University who are committed to bringing high quality classical music to our community. Look here for Concert Information and to read about events related to our planned Summer 1995 Tour to China and Hong Kong. (nwn)

: American Youth Hostels, Northern California
San Francisco, CA, US
Information on a network of beautiful hostels throughout Northern California that offer low-cost accommodations to travelers of all ages. Special Internet discount is available. By registering, you will receive a North American Hostels Handbook. (nwn)

: Plasma Science and Technology
University of Maryland, College Park, MD, US
Covering all areas of plasma science & technology with linkages worldwide, including the associated newsgroup sci.physics.plasma. Created as a first point of contact for this broad, interdisciplinary field. Close to 200 topical areas of plasma science are listed. (nwn)

: PaperDirect
Lyndhurst, NJ, US
PaperDirect, a leading supplier of presentation and paper-based communication solutions, provides everything you need to produce high-impact, professional print communications quickly, easily, and inexpensively: hundreds of pre-printed letterhead, brochure, card, and label designs. Easy-to-use software, and more. (nwn)

: IEEE COMSOC Communications Software Committee
IEEE Communications Society
This home page contains a description of the charter of the IEEE COMSOC Communications Software Committee and activities that it sponsors (e.g. sessions and workshops at Globecom and ICC). (nwn)

: Oracle Server Humor Center
Philadelphia, PA, US
New to the Web - The Oracle Humor Server. This page contains some of the best humor available on the net, and more is being added on a regular basis. (nwn)

: CyberSight
Internet Marketing Inc., Portland, OR, US
Have you checked your CyberSight recently? The boys at CyberSight (a.k.a. Internet Marketing Inc.) have been hard at work developing cool interactions for the Web. New good things include Graffiti Wall, Hangman, Enigma, user voting, user additions of URLs, "Webgroup" upgrades, and a lot more (really!). (nwn)

: CyberTV Online
Kapor Enterprises, Inc., Cambridge, MA, US
CyberTV Online is the Web site for the PBS television show "Cyber TV," produced at WGBH-TV 2 (Boston), that debuted in Boston November. (nwn)

: Industrial Wastewater Engineering
Dr. Joseph D. Edwards, PE, Seattle, WA, US
An experimental site intended to provide a focal point for industrial wastewater engineering information. Please email additions to help build a comprehensive tool! (nwn)

: Eric Anderson Computer Consulting
Seattle, WA, US
Eric Anderson Computer Consulting, a service provided for the Seattle community to set up new computers (PC and Mac) in homes or at businesses. We provide information about Seattle Mariners' Home Plate, the first internet site maintained by a major league baseball team. (nwn)

: St. Louis, Missouri
Center for the Application of Information Technology, St. Louis, MO, US
Take a trip up to the top of St. Louis Gateway Arch! This page is a community project that provides information on the St. Louis area as well as links to other St. Louis internet resources. (nwn)

: Atlas Model Railroad Company
Point of Presence Company, Seattle, WA, US
A premier designer, manufacturer, and distributor of model railroad trains. Atlas online features a complete catalog and the contents of several of their books and manuals. (nwn)

: Call for Papers - 22nd Annual Review of Progress in QNDE
Center for Nondestructive Evaluation, ISU, Ames, Iowa, US
Papers are sought for the 22nd Annual Review of Progress in Quantitative Nondestructive Evaluation to be held July 30 - August 4, 1995, at the University of Washington in Seattle. The Review will be hosted by the Center for NDE, member of the Institute for Physical Research and Technology at Iowa State University. (nwn)

: Corduroy's Coffeehouse
Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, US
Intended to assist a Net writer in finding publishing as well as inspirational tools, and to provide the ability to find anything else necessary to assist the writing process. Corduroy's is also a very interesting site to users other than writers to keep up with the ever-changing tide of culture. (nwn)

: Der Spiegel
Hamburg, Germany
Germany's leading weekly offers news magazine hypertext on the World Wide Web. Have a look at the English announcements, title story and illustrations of the current issue of the famous European magazine! (nwn)

: Lead Tester
Philadelphia, PA, US
Lead poisoning is a very serious health problem, especially for children. Even small amounts can cause permanent damage such as behavior/learning problems, slowed growth, hearing problems, and kidney damage. Problems also exist for adults, including high blood pressure, headaches, and digestive problems. To protect yourself from lead poisoning, see The Lead Tester for more information about lead and its affects, and to order your own Lead Tester Kit. (nwn)

: Christensen and Associates
Steven M. Christensen and Associates, Chapel Hill, NC, US
Advanced mathematics software and scientific computing consulting services. We also offer the free MathGroup, a Mathematica email user group, now supporting thousand of sites around the world. (nwn)

: Norway in the European Union
Oslonett, Inc., Oslo, Norway
Based on the same technology used during the 1994 Winter Olympics, Oslonett recently held another "live" Web event; Norway's public votation for membership in the European Union. The service contains results as well as background material and wire news messages. Everything in Norwegian! (nwn)

: British Library of Political & Economic Science
London, UK
The British Library of Political & Economic Science (BLPES) is the library of the London School of Economics (LSE). This server provides a home page for Web users at LSE, and carries local information, such as a telephone and email directory. (nwn)

: WEB Personals Online
Internet Media Services, Palo Alto, CA, US
This service lets WWW cruisers post and respond to ads anonymously by registering their email address. Ads are listed by 6 categories, men seeking women (the most active category), women seeking men, men seeking men, and women seeking women, activity partners, and a catch all category, "miscellaneous romance." The WEB Personals now accepts mailed in photos for inclusion in the ads. Growing by over 30% each week! (nwn)

: Garou Genetics
Ian McDonald, London, UK, European Union
Players of the White Wolf game Werewolf: the Apocalypse can now read speculation by a group of biochemists, molecular biologists and geneticists on how real life genetics and what we know about the Garou might fit together. (nwn)

: The Connecticut Library Homepage
The Connecticut Library Association, Hartford, CT, US
This home page is an attempt at a comprehensive guide to Internet resources located in or pertaining to Connecticut. (nwn)

: Job Search and Employment Opportunities: Best Bets from the Net
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, US
Highlights the best sites on the Net for job postings and career information and gives unbiased descriptions and evaluations. The guide has been called "an excellent contribution to the job search literature," and it has been nationally recognized by college and university placement leadership and noted by Wall Street Journal publications. If you're job hunting, start here. (nwn)

: Gerald R. Ford Library and Museum
U. of Mich. School of Information and Library Studies, Ann Arbor, MI, US
The Gerald R. Ford Library, with the cooperation of the University of Michigan School of Information and Library Studies is pleased to announce an experimental Internet project, including a presentation of "A Day in the Life of a President." (nwn)

: Mail Today: The One-Stop Catalog Shop
Visual Horizons, Inc., Rochester, NY, US
Would you like to receive catalogs and other free information via U.S. mail? It's easy--just check off your interests on Visual Horizons' list. Visual Horizons offers a wide range of catalogs from computer accessories to automotive products. All catalogs are free and are sent with no obligation on your part. (nwn)

: ZOOM - The ZYCAD Web
ZYCAD Corporation, Fremont, CA, US
Zycad provides the broadest array of high performance tools and services for verification of electronic system and component designs. Visit our web for up to the minute information about our complete product line. Or, just come to hear our company theme song. (nwn)

: The Westgate Hotel
infoPost, San Diego, CA, US
The Westgate Hotel, San Diego. The artistry of elegance, incomparable service, and a convenient downtown location combine to make the Westgate Hotel unique. Business travelers, foreign visitors and weekend guests find the hotel provides an unforgettable experience in luxury. (nwn)

: Saku - Finnish Amiga Users' Association Newsletter
Finnish Amiga Users' Association, Helsinki, FI
An electronic magazine for all Amiga users. Published bi-monthly by Finnish Amiga Users' Association. Language is Finnish, but we do have some English information on our pages. Alternative URL to use is http://proffa.cc.tut.fi/~v150105/saku.html (nwn)

: MLink
University of Michigan Library, Ann Arbor, MI, US
MLink is an innovative project that brings the resources of the University of Michigan to the citizens of Michigan through their local public libraries. MLink is the home of GoMLink, the first electronic library on the Internet. (nwn)

: TWAS, Third World Academy of Sciences
Trieste, Italy
The Third World Academy of Sciences (TWAS) is a non-governmental, non-political and non-profit organization. TWAS, through grants and fellowships, supports the research work of a large number of promising scientists and technologists in developing countries. (nwn)

: NOP Research Group
NOP Research Group, London, UK
The NOP Research Group is one of the most successful market research agencies in the UK . In this overview of the NOP Research Group, we explain why we believe clients choose NOP for research that will help them make the right decision, and why the very choice of NOP is itself the right decision. (nwn)

: Great Hawaiian Milkcap Hunt
Island Telecom, Inc., Honolulu, HI, US
Hidden in over 50 sites Web wide are links to the Great Hawaiian Milkcap Hunt. 12/16/94-12/31/94 is the length of the game. Users go out of their way to look for these links to the milkcaps. The person who gets 50 first or has the most at the end of 12/31/94 will win 1000 milkcaps! For more information, check out the site. Describes what in heck a milkcap is. Aloha. (nwn)

: Western Computer User Group
Bellingham, WA, US
Dedicated to furthering the knowledge of Computers, UN*X, and the Internet to students of Western Washington University as well as the rest of the world. (nwn)

: Computer Education and Cognitive Systems (CECS)
University of North Texas, Denton, TX, US
The Master of Science in Computer Education and Cognitive Systems is a comprehensive degree program offered at the University of North Texas that is designed to prepare professionals to hold a variety of positions in both industry and education. Flexible options within the degree allow it to be tailored to meet specific career goals of a number of individuals. (nwn)

: Milne Jewelry Company
Milne Companies, Inc., Salt Lake City, UT, US
Jewelry of the American Southwest. Classic earrings and delicate neckwear in traditional Navajo, Zuni, and Hopi designs. Each piece is individually created by an unparalleled team of artists and craftspeople from genuine stones and sterling silver. An informative Guide to Southwest Indian Jewelry and Care of Turquoise and Silver Jewelry is on-line for your reading enjoyment. (nwn)

: The Network Observer
Dept. of Communication, UC San Diego, La Jolla, CA, US
A free on-line newsletter about networks and democracy. It includes short commentaries on the social and political aspects of computing and networking, together with monthly departments that offer pointers to a wide variety of useful resources, both on and off the net. (nwn)

: Southern Conn. State Univ. Computer Science Dept.
New Haven, CT, US
Information about the computer science department at Southern Conn. State University - lists courses and information about professors and facilities. (nwn)

: Cyprus
Panayiotis Zaphiris, College Park, MD, US
Analyses of the cultural, historical and social issues of the island of Cyprus. (nwn)

: Small Business Advisor
Open Market Inc., Cambridge, MA, US
Think of Small Business Advisor as a customized LEXIS/NEXIS service for persons who operate a small business or home office. A powerful information tool, it is a single source of the most important, relevant, practical, reliable, and up-to-date information. Articles are organized, easy to access, and on-point for small businesses. (nwn)

: American Memory - Motion Pictures
Library of Congress, Washington, DC, US
The American Memory Project of the Library of Congress announces a motion video collection entitled Early Motion Pictures from the Library of Congress, 1897-1916. These films represent the first chapter in the history of the medium. Included are scenes of President McKinley, the Pan-American Exposition, New York City, and San Francisco at the time of the 1906 earthquake. (nwn)

: Systeme
Henry Blackman, Durham, UK
An Internet resource server providing information describing how to use the Internet in a user friendly way. It follows the guidelines set down to control the look and feel of Intuition applications, with an emphasis on accessing the Internet from your Web browser. (nwn)

: Mark Vinsel Gallery
Berkeley, CA, US
See Mark Vinsel's watercolor paintings of the inspiring landscapes and rivers he visits as he flyfishes throughout western North America. (nwn)

: Michael Stearns
Studio X, Santa Fe, NM, US
Michael Stearns is a composer and soundtrack designer/producer, who is one of the originators of the new genre of ambient or space music that emerged in the 1970s. His works include 15 IMAX soundtracks and 12 solo albums. He records on the Hearts of Space/Fathom record label. This site was created by Raven Zachary and resides on the Studio X server. (nwn)

: Makin' Waves Studio
Adelaide, South Australia
G'day, the Aussies have arrived with novelty .wav files for your enjoyment and entertainment. Use them for Windows intros and exits, telephone answering machine messages, or copy them onto cassette and give a really unusual gift. Free samples online for you to download and share with your friends! Go on...ava gander! Oops! That means have a look. (nwn)

: ERA All Pro Realty Specialists, Inc.
Jacksonville, FL, US
ERA is the original and largest electronic realty network in the world with 3,300 offices. Come to our home page and look at what we have to offer. (nwn)

: M.E.N. Magazine
Seattle, WA, US
M.E.N. Magazine, a national-circulation magazine devoted to men's "inner work," and other men's issues, has a "magark" with articles, book reviews, poetry, a national calendar, and a humor section. (nwn)

: The Internet Directory of Published Writers
University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI, US
Free database of published writers, for the benefit of publishers, editors, agents, and other writers. Listings provide contact information including email address, pseudonym, agent, published works, area(s) of interest, and short bio. Writers can add an entry with a fill-in form. The database can be browsed or searched. (nwn)

: MathSolutions, Inc.
Chapel Hill, NC, US
Developers and distributors of MathTensor, a Mathematica-based system with nearly 300 functions and objects for doing tensor analysis by computer. A new 381 page book on MathTensor has just been published by Addison-Wesley. (nwn)

: The Moldovan Home Page
Republic of Moldova has its first Web page. It contains several maps as well as links to useful information about this country. The page is linked to the Romanian WWW Home Page. (nwn)

: The Electronic Pen, Inc.
InterNex, CA, US
Online creation for the Internet and the WWW by a leading provider of interactive marketing, advertising and design. Our Webcats Media Services Division mission is to develop, design and produce virtual storefronts, interactive ads, brochures, directories, catalogs and other communications for placement on the Internet and on-line networks. (nwn)

: MkzdK
MkzdK, US
A techno-shamanistic review of digigraphical arts, provocative ideas, extensive hotlists in science and the arts, and a great interface! (nwn)

: SimTV Global Christmas
NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corp.), Japan
A 4 hour cyberland program live at 11 p.m. JST (GMT +9), Dec. 25, 1994, using interactive-television methods. Intro to many aspects of the Internet, links via CU-SEE-ME, E-mail Christmas cards, live guests via video phone, and more. Our page has information about the show, sneak previews media kit, and even cyber christmas presents. (nwn)

: X-tensions Web Page
OH, USA
The X-tensions web page is a forum for Generation-X. Eventually, the site will include an archive of the X-tensions monthly newsletter. It already offers a basic description of X-tensions and some interesting hyperlinks. Check it out! (nwn)

: Carroll College
Waukesha, WI, US
We have completely redesigned our site in an attempt to create the best web server in the world! Carroll College is a small school in Wisconsin full of ambitious computer science students with too much time on their hands, plugging away at all kinds of neat stuff. Come check us out! (nwn)

: Grubbworm - Todd Grubbs Info Server
A3 Grafix, Valrico, FL, US
Grubbworm is a Web site offering information about guitarist/songwriter Todd Grubbs. Even if you're not a fan of guitar-driven instrumental music, you'll find something to enjoy at this colorful and entertaining site! (nwn)

: 3D Medical Visualizations
GE Corporate R&D, Schenectady, NY, US
The GE Corporate R&D Center Image & Visualization Lab has created a collection of movie clips showing fly-throughs of various parts of the body. The models were created from real CT and MR images. (nwn)

: Monore Middle School
Green River, WY, US
A K-12 WWW server which provides information about our school and district. It also provides links to other educational resources and Wyoming links. (nwn)

: Hyde Park Suites Hotel
HBR Hotels, San Francisco, CA, US
Hyde Park Suites at Fisherman's Wharf is where luxury and location meet. Most of San Francisco's famous sightseeing highlights are within easy reach. Many restaurants are within easy walking distance, and the Hyde Street cable car is nearby. Ask for your Internet discount. Win a free hotel night in S.F. through a drawing. (nwn)

: San Jose Symphony Orchestra
San Jose, CA, US
Symphonic surfing on the Internet -- at the online visitor's center for the San Jose Symphony. This site includes programs, musical excerpts from upcoming concerts, pictures of the Symphony, seating charts for the concert halls, parking maps, and pictures of the conductor. You can also send comments to the Symphony, and eventually will be able order tickets online, all with the simple click of your mouse. (nwn)

: Freihofer AG, Scientific Bookstores in Switzerland
Zurich, Switzerland
The first World Wide Web book- news- and order-pages in Switzerland are available January 1, 1995. Information about the newest releases of books on topics including medicine, computers, biology, physics, and psychology is available. On-line ordering is possible. (nwn)

: Chemistry at Rensselaer
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, US
The Department of Chemistry at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute is pleased to announce its Web service, containing descriptions of graduate and undergraduate programs, research opportunities and faculty biographies. An HTML-markup version of chemical information resources on the Internet is also featured. (nwn)

: Graduate Student Association Council (GSAC)
GSAC, U. of Penna., Philadelphia, PA, US
One of the graduate student governmental bodies at the Univ. of Pennsylvania. Information about the organization, its activities, and links to other resources that support graduate students' issues. (nwn)

: Human Interface Technology Laboratory
University of Washington, Seattle, WA, US
HITL is a research and development lab in virtual reality and advanced interface technologies. This server provides information on HITL projects, people, Virtual Worlds Consortium members and the Virtual Worlds Society. (nwn)

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: The X Journal On-line
UN*X Technologies, Inc., Martinsville, NJ, US
The on-line version of The X Journal, the only magazine dedicated solely to the X Window system. There will soon be two threads, one public (free) and the other private (subscription required); this URL points to the free side. (nwn)

: Department of Information Science
University of Constance, Constance, BW, Germany
This server contains information about our department, plus collected links to related Web resources. We especially offer information about the GI-conference HIM'95 (Hypertext-Information Retrieval-Multimedia), which will be held in Constance. (nwn)

: The Civic Center
Lighthouse Productions, Santa Cruz, CA, US
The new interactive democracy now forming on the Internet. This technology will someday allow each of us to vote directly on issues facing this country. We need your input and your help in making it happen! Visit The Civic Center often and give us your ideas about real democracy in America. (nwn)

: Xanadu Home Page
Xanadu Systems, Watford, Hertfordshire, UK
A read of the Khubla Khan coupled with an explanation of the Xanadu Network Architecture (XNA) and the products that surround it. Go to Xanadu on the WWW and find computing Nirvana. (nwn)

: LABLINK
Defense Technical Information Center, Cameron Station, Alexandria, VA, US
An entry point to DoD laboratory activities, presenting reports on ongoing laboratory management projects. In addition, LABLINK connects to a wide spectrum of government, academic, non-profit and private industry information sources on science and technology, research and policy. This service is a cooperative effort of DDDR&E(LM) and the Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC). (nwn)

: Horses! On The Internet - Equinet(tm)
Product.com, Inc., Portland, OR, US
A central repository for horse-related bulletins and information. Listings are free to individuals to buy and sell horses and equipment. There is a special section for stallion services. Listings are available by Web, gopher, anonymous ftp and email - info@horses.product.com & list@horses.product.com (nwn)

: FTD Internet
FTD Direct Access, Downers Grove, IL, US
The complete FTD (Floral Transworld Delivery) color catalog. We can receive orders from anywhere in the world via the Web and Email, and deliver throughout the world via our network of FTD and affiliated florists. FTD INTERNET is brought to you by FTD Direct Access and Fox-Novator Systems. (nwn)

: Magnetic Technology, Inc.
Torrance, CA, US
High technology tape recording heads for data storage. Both original equipment manufacturers and the industry aftermarket are served. (nwn)

: Dead Can Dance
Studio X, Santa Fe, NM, US
Dead Can Dance (DCD) is a collaborative effort between 4AD artists Lisa Gerrard and Brendan Perry. Their music blends gothic, Irish, medieval, ambient and Middle-Eastern influences. Sound samples from every release, news and information, and a personal welcome from Brendan make this official DCD database a must for dedicated fans (and the uninitiated). From Raven Zachary and Studio X. (nwn)

: The WebStore - Jewelry, Crafts, Gifts, Furnishings
Webster Network Strategies, Inc., Naples, FL, US
The WebStore features products made or marketed by small businesses, with online orders processed by WNS in partnership with those businesses. (nwn)

: CDROM Superstore
Northstar Technology, St. Louis, MO, US
Popular multimedia titles at unbeatable prices. Many of our hot-selling titles are priced under $25, and we offer a "no questions asked" returns policy to make your shopping experience more pleasant. Check out our holiday specials! (nwn)

: Florida Explores!
Florida State University Dept. of Meteorology, Tallahassee, FL, US
A K-12 initiative designed to introduce meteorology as a means of improving science and math literacy. This site includes access to volumes of real-time meteorological data (including satellite imagery), as well as resource materials for the K-12 teacher. (nwn)

: Multimedia/Entertainment Industry Law & Business Information Center
Philip R. Zender, San Francisco, CA, US
This service provides legal, business and general information regarding the multimedia, entertainment and high-tech industries. Included is information for industry professionals, as well as general information for anyone interested in multimedia, entertainment and arts. (nwn)

: OVC Information System
Ontario Veterinary College, University of Guelph, Ontario, Canada
While our new server is designed to distribute information within the College, it's also a great way for people to visit us on the Internet. Drop by soon! (nwn)

: Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics
University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, US
This site includes general information about our faculty and programs, crop budgets for Arizona field and vegetable crops in Acrobat format, the Arizona Ranchers' Management Guide in Acrobat format, and livestock market outlook information from the Livestock Marketing Information Center. (nwn)

: UniPress Software, W3 Services Division
Edison, NJ, US
UniPress provides WWW consulting, support and maintenance. They offer training seminars, server/network installation, HTML and graphics production, on/off-site W3 server support, analysis, server hacking and more. (nwn)

: The Christmas Book
MMasters Corp., Pittsburgh, PA, US
The Christmas Book is a Christmas card tracker and manager - also useful for birthdays, anniversaries and special events throught the year. Easily keeps track of a ten year exchange history, as well as phone numbers and addresses. The Christmas Book will even print the labels for your envelopes! Designed for Windows 3.1, it is easy enough to be used by anyone who can point and click a mouse, and costs only $29.95 to register. (nwn)

: Network Computer Technology Security Index
Tezcat Communications, Chicago, IL, US
Tezcat Communications announces the public accessibility of Jim Truitt's Network Computer Technology Security Index. Formerly available only within Harris's domain, the index covers security Web sites, security gopher sites, security FTP sites, security mailing lists, security-related newsgroups, "Use at your own risk" references, and more. We hope you'll drop by. (nwn)

: Multicom ISDN Router/Bridge
Lightning Instrumentation, Lausanne, Switzerland
Multicom ISDN routers and bridges link remote Ethernet networks efficiently and economically. New and Hot: Try out our products now on the fly by accessing our WWW server, since we are linked to the Internet with our own products. (nwn)

: Owen Graduate School of Management
Owen Computer Advisory Board, Nashville, TN, US
A source of information for prospective students, business recruiters, current students, and alumni. It is a dynamic hypermedia environment with a wealth of information about the school of management at Vanderbilt University and the people affiliated with it. (nwn)

: Smithfield Farms of Virginia
Smithfield, VA, US
Smithfield Farms of Virginia invites you to browse through their selection of genuine Smithfield hams and other fine food gifts for the holiday season. (nwn)

: Southwestern Exposure of New Mexico
Santa Fe, NM, US
Interesting gift ideas unique to the state of New Mexico. (nwn)

: Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Nashville, TN, US
The purpose of this Web site, from the Division of Biomedical Engineering and Computing (BMES), is to serve the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine community. The site contains research, departmental, and staff information found at the School of Medicine, as well as the sales, maintenance, and network services offered by the Division of Biomedical Engineering and Computing. (nwn)

: Towne Jewelers
Reading, PA, US
Towne Jewelers offers fine quality jewelry at affordable prices on the Net. Featuring diamonds, rubies, emeralds and sapphires, as well as blue turquoise and other fine gems, all set in 14k gold. Everything sold with a must-be-satisfied-or-money-back guarantee. (nwn)

: The Software Group Limited
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Providers of WAN connectivity software and hardware for X.25 or frame relay. (nwn)

: The Internet and Your Business
Internet Consulting Corporation, New York, NY, US
Due to overwhelming demand, Internet Consulting Corporation announces three new dates for The Internet and Your Business, a one-day seminar designed to enable your organization to develop an effective Internet business strategy and action plan. Sessions will be held in New York City, Philadelphia, and New Jersey. (nwn)

: School of Chemistry - University of Bristol
Bristol, Avon, UK
Information concerning research interests within the School of Chemistry, graduate research program and contact numbers and addresses, links to many other chemistry WWW sites, Diamond CVD photo library, chemistry movies and links, and example WWW chemistry conference seminar. (nwn)

: Cabot Science Library
Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, US
This resource provides information about the library's collections, services, and policies, as well as pointers to Internet-accessible science resources at Harvard and beyond. Also included are HTML versions of the library's popular topical research guides, links to several Harvard science publications being produced via WWW, and information about other science libraries at Harvard. (nwn)

: IBM Networking Home Page
IBM Networking, Raleigh, NC, US
The IBM Networking Home Page offers news and information about IBM's extensive offerings in the areas of networking hardware, software, services and strategy. Information includes specification sheets, press releases, technical Q's and A's, technical reports, and announce materials. (nwn)

: HedgeHog Online Financial Market Advisory
Quintain Electronic Publishing, Columbus, IN, US
HedgeHog Online is a regular online periodical devoted to financial market advice. It has an extensive series of tutorials on technical analysis of market prices and is updated at every significant market turn. It is published by Quintain Electronic Publishing, the online developer of Investing Online Magazine, which also provides HTML solutions and training for small businesses and individuals. (nwn)

: Medical Research Council Applied Psychology Unit
MRC APU, Cambridge, UK
With around 60 scientific staff, the APU is one of the largest contributors to the development of psychological theory and practice in the UK. This page provides links to work being carried out at the unit. (nwn)

: National Media Lab Storage Technology Network
St. Paul, MN, US
A single access point for information and resources about recording systems and information storage technology. Reports describing the research programs of NML and its partners and vendor media and system information may be accessed online. (nwn)

: ATSDR Science Corner
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, Atlanta, GA, US
The primary focus of ATSDR Science Corner is to find and share global information resources on the linkage between exposure to hazardous chemicals and adverse human health effects. New environmental health information resources are cited, searched, and documented as they come on-line. (nwn)

: Pantera Publishing, Inc.
Indianapolis, IN, US
Career information for college graduates, employees being theatened by corporate downsizing or anyone desiring to compete for the best jobs in America. Their latest book, Tall Weeds/Big Dogs, by John Kingman, helps you prepare for the work world by providing ammunition to help you fight your way through the "job jungle." (nwn)

: AusWeb95-The First Australian WWW Conference
Southern Cross University, Lismore, NSW, Australia
AusWeb95, the first WWW conference in Australia, is organized by Southern Cross University and will be held on the north coast of NSW from April 29 to May 2, 1995. The conference has streams on the content, social and technical aspects of the Web. It includes a two day WWW workshop. Abstracts for papers for the conference close on Jan. 23 and may be submitted by email to AusWeb95@scu.edu.au (nwn)

: Street Fighter - Interactive Web Site
Digital Planet, Universal V/IP, Los Angeles, CA, US
General Bison Wants You! Starting December 16th: Jean-Claude Van Damme, Raul Julia, and Wes Studi engage in a no-holds-barred battle of strength and skill in the explosive action-adventure Street Fighter -- and they're taking you along for the ride. It's your chance for fun, risk and adventure. But it's only a movie -- or is it? (nwn)

: Jammin Reggae Archives
Nice Up Enterprises, San Diego, CA, US
All kinds of information relating to reggae music, the rec.music.reggae FAQ, lyrics, catalogs, pictures, sound sample files, catalogs, books, discographies and more. (nwn)

: Asia in Cyberspace
SilkRoute Ventures Pte Ltd, Singapore
Asia in Cyberspace is a current listing of mostly WWW sites in and about Asia. Sites are accessible either by country or by subject. This service maintained by Asia Online. (nwn)

: Le Centre de Recherche Informatique de Montréal
CRIM, Montréal, Québec, Canada
CRIM is a research centre with many areas of research in which it has expertise. It also offers many services to the community. (nwn)

: CompUSA Schaumburg, IL
Schaumburg, IL, US
CompUSA, Schaumburg, offers info on the latest hardware and software for PC and Mac. There are also opportunities to win free products for visiting the page. For instance, on December 22, 1994, we are giving away a USR Robotics Sportster 28.8 modem at random to someone who accesses our page. (nwn)

: OutNOW! Newspaper
OutNOW! Publishing & Design, San Jose, CA, US
Northern California's quality gay newspaper goes on-line with local news, opinion and commentary, arts and entertainment features, regional classifieds, an events calendar, and some stories and features not found in the print version. OutNOW! neither solicits nor accepts sexually explicit content or advertising. (nwn)

: Welcome To Boise
Boise State University Library, Boise, ID, US
Complete information about Boise, Idaho. Includes resources for business decisions and a business barometer. (nwn)

: ANet
Southern Cross University, Lismore, NSW, Australia
ANet is part of the International Accounting Network, and serves accounting and auditing academics around the world. The ANet WWW server provides hyperlinked archives to ANet's nearly 30 specialist mailing lists, coming events, and details of research and education. ANet maintains a list of all accounting organizations worldwide and has a WWW bibliographic database. ANet cooperates with the Summa Project and the Rutgers Accounting Web (RAW) (nwn)

: WLYN Radio
Lynn, MA, US
Specializing in regional events, featuring news, stocks, contests, and links to various WWW sites around the world. Also features reviews on computer hardware/software products. (nwn)

: The Barrow House Inn
St. Francisville, LA, US
One of Louisiana's best bed and breakfast inns, located in the heart of plantation country. Barrow House is a great place to escape from the pressures of today's world and still be able to plug into the Internet. Our page has images of steamboats, plantations and the interior of the Barrow House. (nwn)

: U.S. Geological Survey, Branch of Geophysics Home Page
Denver, CO, US
Information on geophysical studies conducted by the U.S. Geological Survey, Branch of Geophysics. Includes environmental studies using a variety of geophysical techniques. Information on potential field (gravity and magnetics), electromagnetic, remote sensing, shallow seismic, spectroscopic, borehole, and ground penetrating radar studies. (nwn)

: Scholarly Societies Project
University of Waterloo Library, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
Designed to facilitate access to various kinds of electronic resources maintained by or for scholarly societies across the world. Includes links to over 70 Web pages, over 100 gophers, and over 40 serial publications by scholarly societies. A collection of 29 subject guides groups together gophers and Web pages by broad discipline. (nwn)

: Christmas Calendar
Summer Students from CERN, Geneva, Switzerland
The FIRST Christmas calendar on the net! ThOpen the windows! See the surprises Have fun! (also with our others pages!) (nwn)

: Mind Extension University (ME/U)
Jones Education Networks, Englewood, CO, USA
Dedicated exclusively to education via cable tv, video tapes and other forms of electronic media. Students can participate in certificate, non-credit and degree (associate, undergraduate, and graduate) programs entirely through ME/U from over 30 regionally accrediated colleges and universities. Presented by Jones Education Networks. (nwn)

: Pencil
University of Washington, Seattle, WA, US
A magnetic resonance simulation and visualization package for NMR and MRI. It is intended for both education and research and displays a multi-dimensional animation of magnetic resonance experiments. You may also wish to visit the Magnetic Resonance home page which has links to other useful resources for MR. (nwn)

: North Pole CityLink
USA CityLink/Blake Associates, Abita Springs, LA, US
The North Pole CityLink site offers a peek inside Santa's virtual workshop. Also featured are Mrs. Claus' favorite yummy Christmas recipes. Visitors will receive an Internet online Christmas card from USA CityLink, the site's sponsor. Santa has prepared a customizable letter just waiting for you to insert your child's name. Polar weather conditions are also available. Merry Christmas! (nwn)

: International Management Counselors Corporation
IMCC, Gulfport, FL, US
An arm's length consulting firm and a creator of business plans based on a sound foundation of a restructured client, with positive curves for all profit centers. The wealth of IMCC's experience has been distilled into several texts which can be ordered while you're online. (nwn)

: Collie Rescue League of Massachusetts
Lincoln, RI, US
The Collie Rescue League of Massachusetts is a non-profit organization serving all of New England and is comprised of volunteers dedicated to the preservation and well being of the breed of dog known as the Collie. The League provides rescue, placement and problem intervention service for all purebred rough and smooth Collies of both sexes and any age. We do not turn our backs on any purebred Collie! (nwn)

: PharmWeb
Department of Pharmacy, Univ. of Manchester, Manchester, UK
PharmWeb is intended to be a pharmacy information resource and link to other pharmacy servers on the Internet. It includes information on academic institutions, companies, societies, mailing lists, and newsgroups, plus lots more. There are over 40 pages written, with more planned. (nwn)

: The Snowball Cam
Rome Laboratory, Griffiss AFB, NY, US
Just in time for the holidays! The RL Snowball Cam is the perfect way to enjoy a stress-free holiday season. Happy holidays from Rome Laboratory. (nwn)

: University of Calgary, Electrical and Computer Engineering Dept.
University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
This server contains general information about the department, including our faculty, research and programs. Specific information about our graduate program is available, and information relating to the undergraduate program is under development. (nwn)

: The South Jersey Apple/Mac Users Group (SJAUG)
Cherry Hill, NJ, US
The South Jersey Apple/Mac Users Group home page has information on joining the group, using our FirstClass BBS, getting to our meetings, and--best of all--samples of our newsletter articles, including the hot-linked CyberSpots column (a great place to start your Netsurf for Mac-oriented fare). (nwn)

: History Of Mathematics
University of St. Andrews, St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland, UK
Biographies of more than 550 mathematicians, about 200 of which are fairly detailed. Most are accompanied by pictures of the mathematicians themselves. There is also a series of articles on the development of mathematical ideas cross-referenced to the biographies. (nwn)

: Ginseng Select Products Inc.
Clearwater, FL, US
Enter the mystical and mysterious world of the ginseng plant. Learn more about the restorative powers of ginseng and take advantage of this special opportunity to order ginseng in capsule form or in an herbal tea while you're online. (nwn)

: Mediabridge's New York City Christmas
Mediabridge Infosystems, Inc., New York, NY, US
As part of the special holiday section in the Mediabridge Infosystems, Inc. bring a taste of the New York City Christmas experience to the World Wide Web. Pages are updated daily to present a different facet of the city that provided the magical backdrop for movies ranging from Miracle on 34th Street to When Harry Met Sally. (nwn)

: Fishing For Gold Jewelry
Fairbanks, Alaska, US
We manufacture and wholesale jewelry throughout Alaska and the world. We offer a large, high quality line of sterling silver jewelry overlaid with natural gold nuggets. We also do an elegant line of 14 kt. gold with natural gold nuggets. (nwn)

: Shase, The Virtual Shareware Library
Univ. of Ljubljana, Civil Engineering Deprtment, Ljubljana, SI
A catalogue of about 58000 programs available free on the Internet, with simplified searching and downloading. Unlike Archie, Shase enables you to search by file descriptions, dates and sizes, in addition to file names. The library catalogues software for DOS, Windows, OS/2, Macintosh, Unix, Linux, and Amiga. (nwn)

: UWIMonaWeb
University of the West Indies, Kingston, Jamaica
The Mona Information System's UWIMonaWeb is part of the new campus-wide information system of the University of the West Indies, Mona. Our aim is to provide a rich information source about many aspects of the University - academic departments and their programs, campus events and activities, student and staff information and various on-campus services. (nwn)

: Cybersell, Inc.
Scottsdale, AZ, US
Cybersell, the Internet marketing specialists, invite you to view our Phoenician Mall and Better, Faster, Cheaper idea center for an array of products and services you'’ll wat to know about--many at special prices in December. Check out Colorado Skiing, an opportunity for low-cost radial keratotomy from a specialist in the field, and more. (nwn)

: TCP OnLine
The Computer Paper, British Columbia, Canada
Canada's Computer Paper Inc., publisher of Toronto Computes!, Vancouver Computes!, and Canada's largest computer monthly, The Computer Paper has two new services to complement its print-based publications. This week, the company announced TCP Online, an electronic version of The Computer Paper published on the Web, and The Computer Program, a weekly radio talk show. (nwn)

: The Electronic MBone Journal
EIT, Menlo Park, CA, US
MBone - The Multicast Backbone on Internet. This electronic book is a compilation of MBone resources that includes killer Internet applications, kernel patches, FAQ's, MBone service providers, references, and anything you ever want to know about MBone. (nwn)

: The TB/HIV Research Laboratory at Brown University
Brown University, Providence, RI, US
Brown University invites researchers and casual surfers alike to sample our current research into the epidemiology, immunology, and molecular biology of TB and HIV. We are dedicated to research into the prevention and treatment of these two infectious diseases of global importance. (There's a small image archive, too!) (nwn)

: Foreign Languages for Travellers
Michael C. Martin, Stony Brook, NY, US
The Foreign Languages for Travellers (Fremdsprachen fur Reisende, Langes Etrangeres pour Voyageurs) page helps travellers learn a few essentials of a foreign language. A list of common words and phrases is translated into the language you choose; sound files allow you to hear the word or phrase. English, German, French, Italian, Hungarian, Portuguese and Russian are included. (nwn)

: American Educational Research Association (AERA)
Washington, DC, US
Information about AERA, several searchable databases, and an extensive list of resources of interest to socal science professionals. AERA's primary goal is the advancement of educational research and its practical application. (nwn)

: Taste Unlimited - Gifts of Taste
Norfolk, VA, US
Taste Unlimited is proud to announce their latest catalog, Gifts of Taste. Peter Coe, the founder, wishes to thank the citizens of the Internet for their responses to his Internet Presence(tm) and invites new users to browse the selection of fine gourmet foods and gift packs. (nwn)

: The Picture Palace
Gravity Entertainment, Kearny, NJ, US
The Picture Palace sells video tapes and related media. Steven Kramer, proprietor, has 6 years of experience with unusual films, offbeat genres and maverick filmmakers. The Picture Palace will present subject oriented product arrays with new hypertext exhibits on a weekly basis. (nwn)

: Send yourself a Christmas card!
Astronomical Observatory of Padova, Padova, Italy
Get an exclusive Christmas card individually created for each visitor of the Children Page! The page is part of the Give Children a Chance action, kindly supported by the Padova Astronomical Observatory (nwn)

: Linux Product Information Center
Morse Telecommunication, Inc., Long Beach,, NY, US
Complete product information on the newest releases of Slackware Professional Linux 2.1 and The Linux Quarterly, Fall '94. Technical support to our customers is also provided through this forum, as are links to other popular Linux WWW servers. (nwn)

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: IVI Publishing
Seattle, WA, US
IVI Publishing publishes interactive health, reference, educational, children's and entertainment CD-ROMS. Within these pages you will find movie clips, sound files, graphics and information about our products. This month we are featuring Blown Away, a sequel to the hit MGM/UA motion picture. (nwn)

: Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines
Costa Travel Online, La Jolla, CA, US
Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines teams up with a successful online travel agency for spectacular Internet travel savings. In a bold move to establish a WWW presence, RCCL has given specific permission to Costa Travel Online to advertise Internet-only cruise specials. Don't miss out! (nwn)

: PC/Computing Magazine: Web Edition
Foster City, CA, USA
PC/Computing's Web Edition has arrived! Here's your free invitation to catch up on the latest features, hardware and software reviews, news, and commentary. Check out columns from Paul Somerson and Ed Bott, scan our exclusive Radar scope, send us mail, take advantage of exclusive subscription offers--even participate in a monthly scavenger hunt. (nwn)

: Inside Macintosh / develop CD-ROM FAQ
Gary J LaPointe, East Lansing, Michigan, US
A new FAQ on Apple's develop magazine/CD-ROM and Inside Macintosh on CD-ROM. Focusing mainly on the avaibility of Macintosh electronic programming reference materials on CD-ROM. This FAQ will try to point to different sources of electronic programming information on CD-ROM and on the Internet. (nwn)

: Digital Highway Report
Torrance, CA, US
A new online newsletter for the Japanese information elite. It is dedicated to reports on US computer, telecommunications and digital culture in Japanese. (nwn)

: Net-Mart World Wide Web Shopping Mall
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
The Net-Mart World Wide Web Shopping Mall is a one-stop shopping source on the Internet. Mall space is available to vendors at low and competitive rates. We supply all the Web structuring support that you need, including creation of your storefront, on-the-fly order taking, credit card confirmation and database services. (nwn)

: MathGroup
Steven M. Christensen and Associates, Chapel Hill, NC, US
MathGroup is the moderated electronic mail discussion group for users of the computer software system, Mathematica , from Wolfram Research, Inc. It is a free service of Steven M. Christensen and Associates . The page describes how to join MathGroup, gives the member rules, and points to the archives of past postings. (nwn)

: Resolution Business Press, Inc.
Bellevue, WA, US
Features best places for kids and parents on the WWW in addition to research material on the computer industry of the Pacific Northwest. We publish computer reference books and are working on three Internet books: Internet: A Parent's Guide; The Internet Teachers Guide and Internet: An Open Systems Dictionary. We have just released UNIX: An Open Systems Dictionary. (nwn)

: United Societies In Space
Englewood, CO, US
The U.S.I.S. is a nonprofit corporation located in Colorado, U.S.A., promoting outer space as a societal place to live and work in the third millenium. (nwn)

: Medical Informatics Laboratory, University of Pavia
Pavia, Italy
This server provides information about the Medical Informatics Laboratory of the University of Pavia, Italy. The laboratory is involved in several high-level research projects and international collaborations, covering the fields of artificial intelligence in medicine and medical informatics. The laboratory will also host the 1995 edition of the AIME (Artificial Intelligence in Medicine - Europe) conference. (nwn)

: Sugarloaf/USA Ski Resort
Net Impact, Harvard, MA, US
Everything you've always wanted to know abour our resort. We've mixed it all in with some great ski photography, ski and snowboard tips, and some special package deals only available on the Internet. Enjoy! (nwn)

: Homes & Land Electronic Magazine
Homes & Land Publishing Corporation, Tallahassee, FL, US
The latest and most exciting way to search for your dream home. Access properties for sale both locally and nationally; sort the database to meet your needs for location, price, and home features; gain information by real estate company and listing agent. As an added service, agent biographies are available for your review. (nwn)

: The Electric Gallery
US
The Electric Gallery, in addition to its collection of naive and primitive art, now has a new southwestern art wing with an exhibit of original paintings by famous southwestern artists, and original works by Peruvian artists of the Usko-Ayar Amazonian School of Painting. The gallery also is now at its new address - http://www.egallery.com/egallery/ - please note that it has moved to its own domain. (nwn)

: Captain Jim Comics Online
Silver Spring, MD, US
The Man. The Saga. The Hair. Captain Jim, the popular sci-fi cartoon saga, has just gotten a homepage facelift. Read the issues of Captain Jim online. Sign the Guest Book. Be bold. Be part of the cult phenomenon. Shave the whales. Visualise whirled peas. Your mileage may vary. No step. -- Captain Jim. You'll laugh. You'll cry. You'll fix your hair. (nwn)

: Philippines Page
American Embassy Manila, Manila
This page now has over 30 links to WWW pages created by soc.culture.filipino participants in the Philippines, the United States, Australia, and Canada. Each of these pages in turn has links to dozens more. (nwn)

: Ottawa Tourist
InterAccess Technology Corp., Nepean, Ontario, Canada
Take a digital walking tour of Canada's national capital region and discover why Ottawa was originally called "Bytowne". (nwn)

: California Rescue Dog Association
Menlo Park, California, US
The California Rescue Dog Association, (CARDA), is the largest and most geographically dispersed of the four search dog groups in California that are direct resources for the State of California Office of Emergency Services (OES). CARDA provides search dog services to all public service agencies at no charge. (nwn)

: Perspective
Perspective Magazine, Cambridge, MA, US
A progressive political magazine written, published and supported by Harvard-Radcliffe undergraduates. Articles and some information about campus politics and activism is available. (nwn)

: University of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez Campus
Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, US
Information on the University of Puerto Rico Mayaguez campus. Also information on Puerto Rico, its people and its culture. (nwn)

: In Perspective
WilTel Network Services, Tulsa, US
In Perspective is a high quality journal produced by WilTel to provide information on the latest trends in telecommunications technology. This server contains over 60 articles from the past two years. These articles are rich in both content and graphics. (nwn)

: EXTRA! -- The magazine of FAIR
Fairness & Accuracy In Media, New York, NY, US
EXTRA! and EXTRA!Update are the magazine and newsletter of FAIR (Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting), the national media watch group offering well-documented, objective criticism in an effort to correct media bias and imbalance. (nwn)

: Men Across America
The Interactive Connection, New York, NY, USA
A new interactive television program featuring interviews with outstanding single men looking for "the woman of their dreams." These men are from all walks of life, from all parts of the country and are of all ages, but they have one thing in common: They are all looking for serious, committed relationships, and even marriage. (nwn)

: Practice Hall
Darryl Caldwell - Oikiasuchou School, AR, US
Are you ready for something different? The Practice Hall provides a new look and perspective to those interested in martial arts training. It is written by Darryl Caldwell, former Black Belt magazine contributing editor and author of the "Shadow Warrior" column. The Practice Hall is Caldwell's online version of his hardcopy newsletter Tooth & Claw. (nwn)

: Network Appliance Corporation
Mountain View, CA, US
We make filers: dedicated file server 'appliances' that are blazingly fast, extremely reliable, and easier to use than general-purpose UNIX solutions. The FAServer is ideal for providing NFS file service on large corporate networks. Find out why by browsing our new WWW server. (nwn)

: BizWeb Product Index
BizWeb, Atlanta, GA, US
BizWeb is a Yellow Pages-like directory specializing in listing companies with product information available over the Internet. You won't find any images of Jupiter, but if you are looking for product information direct from the manufacturer, the BizWeb server is a good place to start. (nwn)

: Arizona Health Sciences Center, Office of Public Affairs
Tucson, AZ, US
The public affairs home page provides hypertext links to a clinical research newsletter and to releases written about clinical and research activities at the Arizona Health Sciences Center. (nwn)

: Ergonomic Technologies
Deerfield, IL, US
Repetitive strain injuries (RSI) is now common among computer and keyboard users. Ergonomic Technologies can protect you, or ease your pain if you already have symptoms. Many products, styles, and solutions available. (nwn)

: The ArtVark Gallery
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
The ArtVark Gallery has opened its electronic doors! On display currently are pin-hole camera photographs and paintings made by Hylke Sprangers (a.k.a. "The ArtVark"). The gallery is not exclusively for Hylke; anyone interested in displaying can contact us. (nwn)

: Post Office
Software.com, Inc., Santa Barbara, CA
Software.com, Inc. is pleased to announce the beta release of a newly developed Mail Transport Agent (MTA) for the Internet community. The MTA is called post.office, and is designed as a secure, easy-to-use alternative to currently available tools such as sendmail or smail. If you administer a mail system, please visit the Software.com, Inc. WWW Site. (nwn)

: United Lithographers, Inc. Online
Spokane, WA, US
United Lithographers, Inc., is a customer-oriented printing organization that specializes in receiving digital information via the Internet for output on our Docutech 135 high-speed digital printer. We also have the ability to repurpose your information for printing on our offset presses. (nwn)

: Floreal, A San Francisco Florist
Electronic Commerce Associates, Melrose, MA, US
Floréal® is known for its innovative floral designs, including specialties in arrangement of dried fruits and flowers. From award-winning gift arrangements to custom interior floral design for corporate clients, Floréal products have a distinctive, artistic flair. Floréal has been a force San Francisco since its founding in 1981. (nwn)

: The EPages
EPage, Redondo Beach, CA, US
The EPages are now online with free classifieds for Internet users as well as the EPage listings--the Internet's Yellow Pages. Submit your own classified: Sell your car, find a roommate, announce a garage sale. Answer another's classified: Find the bargain you've been looking for, or even a new job. Use it as much as you want--it's fast, it's fun, and it's free. (nwn)

: Richmond Law & Technology Association
Richmond Law & Technology Association, Richmond, VA, US
A student organization at the University of Richmond School of Law. The site features information about our upcoming symposium on Community and Cyberspace, as well as a wealth of links to information on the web about law and technology. (nwn)

: Scholarship Foundation of America Inc.
C.E.N., Somerset, NJ, US
A not-for-profit corporation "recognizing outstanding performance" awards merit-based scholarships to academically and creatively gifted college students. Solicits financial and professional support from individuals, corporations, and other organizations. Through Project C.O.R.P. seeks to match gifted students with corporate sponsors. (nwn)

: Russian Satellite Imagery
C.E.N., Somerset, NJ, US
C.E.N., Inc. will soon be offering less than 1-meter panchromatic satellite imagery from Russian sources. Digital processing options include georeferencing, radiometric correction, histogram transformation, texture processing, digital filtering, local contrast processing, pseudo-color coding, photomap creation, vector topographic map creation, and 2D and 3D modeling. (nwn)

: The Borderline Humor Netazine
me, San Diego, CA, US
Free, monthly, online magazine with original, animated cartoons, humorous articles, and political cartoons. Also includes the first daily, single-panel cartoon on the Internet (at least as far as we know). (nwn)

: Referee & Official's Home Page
Bill Currie, Vancouver, B.C., Canada
New page for for referees and officials of all sports, maintained by Vancouver, B.C. baseball umpire Bill Currie. It is a non-commercial, public contribution to the Internet community, and all sports officials are welcome to submit any essays or materials they feel would benefit others in the craft. (nwn)

: Best Video
Hamden, CT, US
The Best Video Store. Anywhere. At over 24,000 titles, Best Video undeniably offers what is one of the largest selections in the USA. Includes a limited edition Best Video Calendar, little-known Hollywood facts, and a full video catalog online. Very easy to order - a must see for any videophile! (nwn)

: The X-Page
University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, IL, US
An unofficial home page for rec.arts.comics.xbooks. This page provides links to X-Men-related pages and addresses throughout the Web. (nwn)

: MPEG digital video products
North Valley Research Inc., Beaverton, OR, US
The NVR product family includes MPEG compression and playback software as well as tools for audio and video capture, formatting, image enhancement and the conversion from multiple digital image and video file formats. NVR currently supports Sun, Silicon Graphics and HP workstations with Macintosh support expected in early 1995. (nwn)

: Neuroanatomy Study Slides
Tulane Univ. School of Medicine, New Orleans, LA, US
Study slides created by Ken Bookstein for the neuroscience course at Tulane allow the medical student to learn the cross-sectional anatomy of the brainstem utilizing the computer as an educational vehicle. (nwn)

: MTC Telemanagement Corporation
Kensington, CA, US
MTC Telemanagement Corp. is one of the leading sales and marketing organizations developing international markets for deep-discount international telecommunications services. Learn how you can become a part of this fast-growing and lucrative business. (nwn)

: Gamelink CD's
Lighthouse Productions, US
A large selection of CD-ROMS at very low prices. Part of the Netcenter. (nwn)

: Mathematics Department, St. Patrick's College
Maynooth, County Kildare, Ireland
Information on courses, staff and students. (nwn)

: The Climbing Dictionary
Carl Ockier, Braunschweig, Germany
The climbing dictionary helps you find definitions for climbing and mountaineering terms, and gives translations of those terms in German, Dutch, French, Italian, Spanish, and Swedish. (nwn)

: International Council for the Exploration of the Sea
Copenhagen, Denmark
ICES advises member countries and international commissions on matters related to marine science, in particular those impacting of the North Atlantic and Adjacent seas. It operates 15 scientific committees and nearly 100 working groups. One of the functions of the Secretariat in Copenhagen is to maintain databases of fisheries, marine pollution, oceanographic, and research cruise information. (nwn)

: CRAK Software
Phoenix, AZ, US
CRAK Software has programs to recover lost passwords from password protected files for WordPerfect 5.1 and 5.2, MS Word 6.0, MS Excel 5.0, Novell Quatto Pro 6.0, and Lotus 123 release 4. (nwn)

: Prettyboy Records
APK, Cleveland, OH, US
A private label record company based in Philadelphia, Pa. This page contains information on Prettyboy Records and a feature on the band "Northbound." Audio samples are available. (nwn)

: Educational Space Simulations
Rice University, Houston, TX, US
Educational space simulations provide an exciting interdisciplinary approach to learning. This service provides a detailed explanation of the concept, along with launch and landing scripts, activity guides, GIFs, and related software. (nwn)

: Realtime Oceanographic Data From The Tropical Pacific Ocean
NOAA/Pacific Marine Environmental Lab, Seattle, WA, US
Browse and retrieve realtime data, delivered daily via satellite, from the TAO array of moored buoys in the tropical Pacific Ocean. Details are available in realtime data from the TOGA-TAO array of moored buoys. (nwn)

: The Howard Stern Home Page
Philadelphia, PA, US
From the maker of the Star Wars Home Page comes the home page of controversial radio and t.v. personality, Howard Stern. Drop by for the lastest text files, images and sounds related to the self-proclaimed "King of all Media". (nwn)

: Defrauding America
Computer Originated Publications Inc. (COPI), Torrance, CA, US
Confused by articles that don't match their headlines? Want to know what your American "democratic" government is really up to? A good place to start is Defrauding America, by Rodney Stitch. This book is a 600-page summary of criminal activities at various levels of government, written by an insider who knows firsthand. (nwn)

: Speedware Corporation Inc.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Speedware Corporation Inc. develops and markets client/server solutions for rapid application development, integrated accounting and EIS/Enterprise reporting. Speedware also resells computer hardware from Hewlett-Packard, IBM and Bull HN Information Systems Limited. Speedware is a global organization with 25 offices in 8 countries. (nwn)

: ElendorMush
where.com, New York City, NY, US
Elendor Mush is the oldest existing Mush based on J.R.R. Tolkien's epic Lord of the Rings trilogy. The mush now has a Web page with original contributions by members of this virtual community. Enter into one of the greatest works of fantasy. (nwn)

: Department of Canadian Heritage
Canada
Home Page for the Federal Department of Canadian Heritage. This (Canadian) department promotes Canada's distinctive identity and natural heritage through its responsibilities of heritage conservation, cultural development, the promotion of Canada's official languages and amatuer sport programs. (nwn)

: The University of Tennessee Press Online Catalog
University of Tennessee Press, Knoxville, TN, US
In a joint venture with the University of Tennessee library, the University of Tennessee Press has constructed a home page with links to its complete list of books in print as well as its most recent seasonal catalogs and a sampler of books on Southern history. (nwn)

: World Wide Arts Resources
Newark, OH, US
The Ohio State University Art Gallery has updated its World Wide Arts Resources to over 400 active links. World Wide Arts Resources offers links to museums, art galleries, exhibitions, commercial art sites, publications, governments and universities worldwide. (nwn)

: The Society for Electronic Access (SEA)
New York, NY, US
The purpose of the Society for Electronic Access (SEA) is to help make our corner of the digital world a civilized place to live, work and visit. We believe cyberspace should be open to everyone and that the same civil rights that protect our freedom in the physical world must prevail in cyberspace. We will do our best to bring into cyberspace those who might not otherwise have the opportunity. (nwn)

: The Forum News Gateway
The Geometry Forum, Swarthmore, PA, US
The Forum News Gateway puts netnews on the World Wide Web. It's a server that talks to one or more news servers and sends back news articles as HTML pages to connecting Web clients. Using the Forum News Gateway, you can exchange public messages with graphics, mathematical writing, and links to other documents and Internet sources. (nwn)

: Odyssey of the Mind
California Odyssey of the Mind, Region XI, San Jose, CA, US
A world-wide, nonprofit organization that promotes creative team-based problem solving in school programs for students from kindergarten through college. The page provides general information about OM and about this year's activities. Information about particular OM Associations, e.g. California OM, will be included as it becomes available. (nwn)

: Uve Cellars--Napa Valley Winery
Uve Enterprises, Inc., St. Helena, CA, US
Giovanotto, 1991 Napa Valley red table wine, is California's answer to Italian "vino novello." Bursting with raspberry and cherry flavors, its finish is long, silky, and redolent of warm spice and fruit. (nwn)

: TV Tonight
Nist & Prior, New York, NY, US
A daily Internet guide to prime-time television. Includes recommendations, comprehensive national listings, and late-night talk show schedules/guests.
Also: New videos. Coming soon: Movie reviews. (nwn)

: Istituto TeSRE/CNR
Bologna, Italy
The TeSRE Institute (Tecnologie e Studio della Radiazione Extraterrestre - Technology and Study of Extraterrestrial Radiation) is a non-profit, state-funded research Institute of the Italian National Research Council. Its activities are mainly devoted to astronomy/astrophysics. The main research projects include observations in the IR, optical, X-ray and gamma ray energy bands. (nwn)

: Bangladesh Information Home Page
Zunaid Kazi, ASEL, Newark, DE, US
A fast-growing and very comprehensive collection of pages providing information about the country of Bangladesh. This home page was created and is maintained by Zunaid Kazi, and contains a vast array of information as well as pointers to other sources on the Net. (nwn)

: Manx Gaelic and Manx Studies
Oxford University, Oxford, England
Manx Gaelic passed into oblivion as a native spoken language on the 24 December 1974 with the death of Edward (`Ned') Maddrell, the last reputed native speaker of the language. With him an Indo-European language disappeared, the first this century -- one branch less on the tree. This Web page offers information on Manx Gaelic and Manx studies. (nwn)

: NETworth: The Internet Resource for Individual Investors
GALT Technologies, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA, US
NETworth announces an expanded search capability on its Mutual FUNDprofiles database. This Morningstar database of information on over 5000 mutual funds can now be searched and screened using over 15 different criteria. (nwn)

: GFX News
Eric Hsiao, Raleigh, NC, US
A cyberrific online magazine for people interested in all aspects of computers. Colorful pages and great graphics. (nwn)

: Southeast Texas Area Computer Consultants (SETACC)
The Woodlands, TX, US
SETACC is more than just a consulting store. We build the very thing that you view on the Web: Web pages. Why pay a lot of money for a Web page when you can get better for cheaper? Take a look at our home page to see how. (nwn)

: Interpath
Capitol Information Services, Raleigh, NC, US
The Interweb/Interpath multi-server features servers including: Cato Research, an independent, full-service contract research and development organization; Skybox International, a leading sports and entertainment marketing and distribution company, and Info Expo '95, an information technology exposition in January 1995. (nwn)

: Assault Prevention Information Network
Personal Power Assault Prevention Training, Austin, TX, US
Explore the Assault Prevention Information Network to discover new ways to strategize about personal safety, develop a wider range of skills for successfully handling different threatening situations, and find information about self defense, conflict resolution skills, domestic violence, and related topics. [PICK OF THE WEEK] (nwn)

: Grand Canyon National Park
Knowledge-Based Technologies, Canton, MA, US
The Grand Canyon National Park WWW pages are a way to enjoy one of the USA's most majestic sites over the Net. If you've ever been to the canyon, these images and information will bring you back to what must have been a memorable trip. If you've never been, here's a chance to see what you've been missing! (nwn)

: Refugee Studies Programme - Oxford University
Oxford, UK
The Refugee Studies Programme is part of Oxford University's International Development Centre. It aims to increase understanding of the causes, consequences and experiences of forced migration through multidisciplinary research, teaching, publications and conferences. Contains abstracts of articles from "Refugee Participation Network," the programme's newsletter. (nwn)

: Kennys Bookshop
Ireland On-Line, Furbo, Co. Galway, Ireland
Kennys Bookshop specializes in Irish books and publications. Over 30,000 titles are searchable on-line, with complete ordering facilities. (nwn)

: Spectrum '95
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
The largest student-organized engineering exhibition in North America. It will feature over 50 industrial exhibitors, 50 student displays, 8 special interest exhibits, and an array of technical symposiums. Check this page if you want to learn more! (nwn)

: The American Physical Society
US
The American Physical Society has updated and expanded its WWW Server. Since its formation in 1899, APS has been dedicated to the advancement and diffusion of the knowledge of physics. APS organizes scientific meetings and publishes some of the world's leading physics research journals. Information on membership and FREE student membership is available. (nwn)

: XSoft, a division of Xerox Corporation
Palo Alto, CA, US
XSoft, the software division of Xerox, develops and markets document management solutions that improve the way people create and use documents to capture, manage and communicate ideas and information. Check out the award-winning products Visual Recall and InConcert. (nwn)

: Palookaville Hats
Hollywood, CA, US
Home-crafted hats for the global village idiot. Because life is too short to be serious. (nwn)

: FutureNet
Bath, Avon, UK
Future Publishing is pleased to announce its on-line service, FutureNet. Highlights include a large number of articles from .net magazine, along with the Classic CD, a beginner's guide to classical music. (nwn)

: Internet Consulting Corporation
New York, NY, US
Internet Consulting Corporation (ICC) is a full-service information and technology consulting company dedicated to supporting commercial, educational, and public organizations in developing and implementing effective Internet business strategies. Our services are categorized along three lines of business: full-service consulting, server management, and Internet education. (nwn)

: Macintosh Timesheet Software
The PandaWare Company, Kirkland, WA, US
Tracking billable time on projects is simplified for Macintosh users with PandaWare(TM) Timekeeper(TM). Independent consultants and small companies can benefit from Timekeeper 3.2. Larger firms can automate timesheets with Timekeeper XP. (nwn)

: Department of Sociology, University of Missouri-St. Louis
St. Louis, MO, USA
This page is undergoing continual construction, but currently offers information on the organization of the sociology department, degree programs, faculty, and course offerings. There are links to other university servers as well as to resources of interest to sociologists. (nwn)

: Espial's Environmentally Friendly Products
Tyler Nally, Gibson City, IL, US
Espial manufactures environmentally friendly home cleaners, personal care, skin care, and personal health & nutrition care products. All products are non-synthetic, non-toxic, and without animal-based origins. All products are available via mail order to be delivered directly to you door via UPS. (nwn)

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: Photographic Tour of COMDEX
ARTA Media Group, Bellevue, WA, US
"A Day At Comdex" offers visitors a virtual tour of the Fall 1994 COMDEX held in Las Vegas, Nevada. Images for the tour were made using an Apple QuickTake 100. (nwn)

: Our Cancer Year
Harvey Pekar and Joyce Brabner, Cleveland, OH, US
View eight actual-size pages from the new 224-page comic paperback <EM> Our Cancer Year</EM> by Harvey Pekar and Joyce Brabner. Pekar, whose "American Splendor" reality comics have earned him a devoted following over 20 years, now lays bare the story of his treatment for lymphoma and the struggles shared by him and his wife -- struggles common to thousands of cancer patients and their families each year. (nwn)

: POW/MIA Database
Library of Congress, Washington, D.C., US
This database assists researchers investigating the U.S. government documents pertaining to U.S. military personnel killed, missing, or imprisoned in Southeast Asia during or after the American involvement in the Vietnam Conflict. The database is searchable by last name, country name, sevice branch, or keywords, and copies of desired documents may be obtained from the Library of Congress. (nwn)

: Magellan Systems Corporation
San Dimas, CA, US
Magellan manufactures and distributes Global Positioning System (GPS) receivers for navigation and tracking. Visit the Magellan home page for a sampling of their GPS products. (nwn)

: Energy Exchange on the Internet
Energy Exchange, Inc., The Woodlands, TX
The Energy Exchange, a professional association of petroleum engineers and geologists, provides this service to connect petroleum projects with financial sources. If you have a project in need of a financial source, if you are looking to fund a petroleum project, or are just interested in the petroleum industry, it would be worth your time to visit Energy Exchange. (nwn)

: Tourism Canada's Tourism and Internet Resources Guide
Internet Services and Information Systems, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Information about Canada and links to other interesting Canadian services/features. The guide also contains many links to tourism related subjects in other countries around the world. (nwn)

: Harmony Central Music Pages
Scott Lehman, Cambridge, MA, US
An attempt to bring together all of the music resources available on the Internet in a user friendly format. Music lessons, FAQs, catalogs of music mailing lists, music related software, plus tons of other information and links. (nwn)

: Access America's Merry Christmas Page
Access America, Atlanta, GA, US
Access America is pleased to announce their WWW Christmas Page. It has A Christmas Carol, Gift of the Magi and The Night Before Christmas in easy-to-read HTML format. It also has links to other great Christmas resources that are available on the Internet. (nwn)

: Magnacom Data Products, Inc.
Suffern, NY, US
Simple, well-proven computer products at unbeatable prices. Check us out for low, competitive prices on the SoundBlaster(r) Multimedia Bundles, Cyrix(r) CPU upgrades, and the new Microsoft(r) Natural Keyboard. (nwn)

: Center for Information Technology & Management
University of California, Berkeley, CA, US
At the Haas School of Business, U.C. Berkeley. Devoted to interdisciplinary research, outreach, and education on the strategic use of information technology in organizations. Its upcoming annual conference is scheduled for January 12-13, 1995. (nwn)

: City.Net
City Net Express, Portland, OR, US
The most comprehensive international guide to communities around the world. City.Net provides easy and timely access to information on travel, entertainment, and local business, plus government and community services for all regions of the world. (nwn)

: Art-ROM Museum Web
Primenet, Phoenix, AZ, US
Images from eight museums across the United States, presented by Primenet. (nwn)

: Print Publications on Business Use of the Internet
The Tenagra Corporation, Houston, TX, US
Catalog of print publications that focus on business use of the Internet, containing basic info on each publication, links to the publication's home page (if it has one), along with links extracted from Net Happenings and the Internet Marketing Archives that announce or review the publication. Developed by The Tenagra Corporation, a member of the NASA Johnson Technology Commercialization Center. (nwn)

: Michael Moncur's Quotations Page
michael moncur, Salt Lake City, UT, US
A collection of information and links regarding quotations, including a search function for quotes matching a keyword. (nwn)

: UltraNet Communications, Inc.
Marlboro, MA, US
UltraNet provides reliable Internet connectivity throughout New England for businesses, individuals, schools and community organizations. (nwn)

: JSB Web Server
JSB, Scotts Valley, CA, US
Leaders in connectivity software. Info on the company, sales and support, products, job opportunities, windows sockets, links to our FTP site and other electronic services. We also have an ftp server at ftp.jsb.com. (nwn)

: Mighty Dog Designs
Clemson, SC, US
The holidays are just around the corner, and you are wondering just what to get all of your Net friends. How about WebWear from Mighty Dog Designs? WWW shirts and Netsurfer shirts make great gifts! Be sure and check out our new Frequently Asked Questions list, and be on the lookout for our designs on coffee mugs soon! (nwn)

: Centre for Actuarial Studies, University of Melbourne
Dept of Economics, Univ. of Melbourne, Australia
This server contains information on the activities of the Centre for Actuarial Studies at the University of Melbourne. Amongst other things the browser will find material on the research undertaken by members of the Centre, as well as details of both our graduate and undergraduate teaching programs. Links are provided to other related sites. (nwn)

: Used Car Parts
Carparts, US
Complete with junkyard .gif comes this WWW service offering used car parts for vintage, newer, and common cars, trucks, and vans. (nwn)

: IMKW3
Inst. of Media and Communication, Oslo, NO
The Institute of Media and Communication at the University Of Oslo, Norway, offers a list made to assist online media research. (nwn)

: UARKinfo, the Univ. of Arkansas online information system
Computing Services, Univ. of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR, US
Provides information about the campus, news, library access, class information for students, and an e-mail directory, as well as links to other statewide and worldwide resources. A research module is in the works. (nwn)

: The Friends of the Santa Clara River (FSCR)
Newbury Park, CA, US
Dedicated to the protection, enhancement and management of the resources of the the last major river system in Southern California still in a "natural" state. Space for FSCR and the current issue of their newsletter Watershed is provided by EnviroWeb. (nwn)

: National Corporate Services, Inc. & Global Network Travel
Denver, CO, US
A financial public relations firm maintaining a database of publicly-traded, fast-growing companies. Recently we founded an online travel agency to organize special-interest group tours and cruises, and we became distributors of the KONEXX line of modem-telephone connectors. (nwn)

: The Millan and Kenzie Homepage (new address)
Chris McMahon, Atlanta, GA, US
More than you ever wanted to know about Millan and Kenzie, the most unexpected acoustic band on the planet. (nwn)

: Carl 'n Gary's Visual Basic Home Page
Carl Franklin and Gary Wisniewski, Pittsburgh, PA, US
This page is dedicated to the free exchange of information of interest to users of Microsoft's Visual Basic. Departments for programmers, consultants, and many links to other Visual Basic pages are available. The page is managed by Carl Franklin and Gary Wisniewski, both of whom have been influential speakers, writers, and add-on developers in the Visual Basic market since the original release of Visual Basic 1.0. (nwn)

: Georgia Institute of Technology Computer Store
Mike Luttrell, Joe Kellman, Atlanta, GA, US
Providing the Georgia Tech Community with state contract pricing and product descriptions of items available for purchase. Links to hardware and software vendors are included. (nwn)

: Cedarville College
Cedarville, OH
A Baptist college of arts, sciences, and professional programs. This site is maintained by members of the Data Processing Management Association on campus (mainly students), and contains some student home pages as well as favorite links. It includes information about the school as well as the menu of the week for Chuck's (our eating establishment). (nwn)

: Roadside Attraction
US
Who's the hippest, coolest new cartoon character to hit the Internet comic strip scene? No, not Andy Capp! Not Rex Morgan, MD! Marmaduke? Nonononono! It's Marnie! Loveable, cynical, nutty & intellectual Marnie. She puts Family Circus to shame. Cathy & the Lockhorns run whimpering out the door with their tails between their legs. Marnie boldly goes where no other cartoon character has gone before. New updates every Sunday & Wednesday evening. (nwn)

: Market Link
K. Aufhauser & Company Inc., New York, NY, US
Access current stock, mutual fund, and index quotes; read, scan, and search breaking financial news stories; monitor your portfolio; make and monitor trades. Trading is limited to established clients. For further information email info@aufhauser.com. (nwn)

: National Civic League
Denver, CO, US
The National Civic League initiated this Web site because we believe it is immensely important for people to be aware of the hopeful work that is being accomplished in communities today. Community stories highlight grassroots efforts from around the United States. (nwn)

: Neural Networks in High Energy Physics
Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden
From the Dept. of Physics-Frescati comes this comprehensive list of references, recent developments in the field, upcoming conferences, etc. Of most general interest is the extensive list of commercial neural network hardware, including VLSI chips, PC accelerator cards, and neurocomputers. (nwn)

: Asia Travel Market 1995
Reed Exhibition Pte Ltd, Singapore
Asia Travel Market 95 is an event focused on the Travel Industry in the Asia Pacific. It will be held in the SUNTEC Centre, Singapore, on 19-22 Oct 95. (nwn)

: Harris Computer Systems Corporation
Fort Lauderdale, FL, US
Harris Computer Systems Corporation, a worldwide company headquartered in Ft. Lauderdale, is a leading supplier of real-time and secure computer solutions. The company manufactures the Night Hawk family of real-time computers for simulation, data acquisition and secure computing applications, including the CyberGuard series of computers for network security. (nwn)

: MIDDLEWARESpectra
Spectrum Reports Inc./Ltd, Winchester, Hants., UK
Abstracts of analyses about Middleware and related issues, including database access, DOLTP and transaction management, queuing, messaging, RPCs, workflow, the mobile environment, and more. (nwn)

: United Nations Links World-Wide
United Nations Int. Drug Control Programme, Vienna, Austria
This page contains all of the latest links to United Nations gopher and web servers, as well as some related material. It is maintained as a service by The Webmaster at UNDCP. (nwn)

: The Libertarian Web
College Libertarians of UIUC, Urbana, IL, US
The Libertarian Web is the place for freedom-loving people to find libertarian links that span the globe. Whether you are a liberal, a conservative, or a socialist, you owe it to yourself to come try out the World's Smallest Political Quiz, break free of the one-dimensional left-right poltical spectrum, and consider the libertarian alternative. (nwn)

: Data Exchange Corporation
Camarillo, CA, US
Data Exchange Corporation, a leader in the computer depot repair industry, announces their latest entry to the World Wide Web. Our Web site will contain information about the computer repair industry, tutorials on computer peripherals, and promotions offered by Data Exchange. We present this through our online magazine, the nwn)

: Diabetes Knowledgebase
Univ. of Wisconsin's Childrens Diabetes Center, Madison, WI, US
The Diabetes Knowledgebase is an effort of the U. of Wisconsin Children's Diabetes Center to provide diabetes-related information to the world community in an effort to enhance the lives of individuals with diabetes. (nwn)

: First Night Boston
First Night, Inc., Boston, MA, US
First Night Boston provides on-line information about the largest New Year's Eve celebration in North America. With 55 locations around the city and 228 performances by 1000 artists, you may easily see only the events in which you are interested, create your own custom itinerary, and print it at any time. This interactive service was developed by Terry Swack Design Associates, in collaboration with Utopia Inc., a Web Site engineering firm. (nwn)

: The Million Dollar Bill
BisMark Internet Services, Inc., Rochester, MN, US
An authentic collectible created by The American Bank Note Company. Commissioned as a one-time-only issue by the International Association of Millionaires, this unique certificate of wealth is not U.S. currency, but a finely-detailed limited edition collectible, each with an individual serial number. (nwn)

: Department of Computer Science, Queen's University
Queen's University, Kingston, Canada
Server for the Computing and Information Science department, including faculty and student listings, assorted labs and reports, and the Queen's electronic phone book. (nwn)

: Animal Genome Database in JAPAN
National Institute of Animal Industry, Kukisaki-mura, Japan
New test version of Animal Genome Database in Japan. (nwn)

: Research Institute for the Humanities
Facuty of Arts, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
This is a home page for scholars and students in the humanities. It covers literature, language, history, fine arts, performing arts, philosophy and religion. It has some local information and resources, and more will be added in the future. (nwn)

: The Israel Museum, Jerusalem
Jerusalem, Israel
The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, presents the "Photography in Israel" exhibit, first in a planned series of exhibits to come online in the near future. This exhibit includes works by Bareket Ben Yaakov, Yossi Breger, Yosaif Cohain, Morel Derfler, Avi Ganor, Pesi Girsch, Judith Guetta, Judy Orgal Lester, and Simcha Schirman. Future exhibits will include "A Homage to Kertesz", and "My Way: The photographs of Tom Gidal." (nwn)

: Virtual Dream Lab
Korea Institute of Science and Technology, Seoul, Korea
This site is the top virtual reality and CAD/CAM research group in Korea. (nwn)

: Radioecology
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Uppsala, Sweden
One of the world's few sites on radioecology, the studies of radiation sources in agricultural and forest ecosystems. Also featuring information about postgraduate studies worldwide. (nwn)

: Sarasota Sports Collectibles
Sarasota, FL, US
We're offering, just in time for Christmas, Star Trek: The Next Generation Customizable Card Game card sets. Telecards will be coming soon. (nwn)

: Network Exhibitions: Calif. Museum of Photography
University of California, Riverside, CA, US
Opening the historical collections to visitors from afar and offering new projects designed specifically for the Internet by contemporary artists. The project is supported in part by a grant from Apple Computer through the Apple Library of Tomorrow program. (nwn)

: The Electric Bookstore Inc.
Don Mills, Ontario, Canada
A database of over 14,000 computer-related titles, searchable by title, author, ISBN, subject, and difficulty level. Books may be ordered online and the store offers free shipping to North American destinations. Global delivery is also available for a nominal fee. The staff are also online to respond to any enquiries you may have. (nwn)

: World Art Treasures
J.E. Berger Foundation, Lausanne, Switzerland
The principal purpose of this collaboration between the Jacques-Edouard Berger Foundation and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology is to promulgate the discovery and love of art. The first program contains 100 images from different civilizations (Egypt, Asia). All the materials are original, and the project is available in French and English. (nwn)

: The Erasmus WWW Server
Faculty of Arts KUL, Leuven, Brabant, Belgium
Arts -- the final frontier. The Erasmus server's mission is to explore old worlds and new civilizations, to boldly go where no scientist has gone before. (nwn)

: Steve Rapport Photography
San Francisco, CA, US
A virtual portfolio featuring dozens of portraits (and associated stories) of rock stars & other celebrities. Also featured are his pages for comedy, his kitties, West Ham United, a Counting Crows discography, his Stateside Stories and net.head columns, and much more. (nwn)

: Employment Edge
Kansas City, Kansas, US
Employment Edge specializes in professional career placement throughout the United States. Confidentiality is assured, and there is never a fee of any kind to candidates. We feature job listings in many areas, as well as on-line resume posting. (nwn)

: Cardiff Star Formation Group
Univ. of Wales College of Cardiff, Cardiff, UK
We run computer simulations using Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH) to model the star formation process. Our web site contains information about our work, abstracts and preprints of our papers, and the results of our simulations in the form of mpeg animations. (nwn)

: Lingsoft, Inc.
Helsinki, Finland
Lingsoft, Inc. is a linguistic software company based in Helsinki, Finland. It specializes in providing high-quality linguistic software for text retrieval and information management systems with an emphasis on the processing of English, German, Swedish and Finnish. (nwn)

: Edinburgh University Jewish Society
Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
Information about the society and its activities and links to other Jewish Societies around the United Kingdom. (nwn)

: Boson Books
C and M Online Media Inc., Raleigh, NC, US
Boson Books offers both new and out-of-print full-length books online. We publish fiction, nonfiction, and drama. Writers are encouraged to submit their works to us. (nwn)

: Health & Longevity Newsletter
NaturopPath, Charleston, SC, US
A monthly newsletter covering the field of alternative medicine with emphasis on naturopathy, homeopathy, vitamin therapy, nutrition, and hypnosis. Now online in the SIMS Internet Mall. (nwn)

: 2D Home Page
2D Productions, Norfolk, VA, US
Purveyors of sarcasm and what passes for wit on the Web. Come see our new Stupid HTTP Proxy Tricks! (nwn)

: CycleNet Online
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
CycleNet Online is an internet based mail order catalog for bicycle parts and accessories. We accept orders via electronic mail and fax. (nwn)

: 1996 Olympic Information
Internet Advantage, Atlanta, GA, US
Information resources for the 1996 Summer Olympic Games and the host city of Atlanta. Info on housing, tickets, places to see, restaurants, and transportation resources. Atlanta hotels are all booked but available private residences are listed. (nwn)

: The Internet Disc Shoppe
Digital Marketing, Inc., Bowie, MD, US
Dedicated to disc games such as Ultimate, Disc Golf, and Guts. This page has discs for sale by various organizations as well as pointers to other disc-related information. The Disc Shoppe is provided courtesy of Digital Marketing, Inc.. (nwn)

: The Cygnus Group
Ann Arbor, MI, US
The December issue of The ULS Report is now available! (nwn)

: Fairfax Electronic Commerce Resource Center
George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, US
We provide information and assistance to government and industry regarding electronic commerce, electronic data interchange, business process re-engineering and CALS. This server is operated by the Institute of Public Policy (TIPP) at GMU, Dimensions International and Iris, L.L.C, and managed by the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) of the US Government. (nwn)

: The World Wide Web Unleashed
Sams Publishing
Written by John December, Neil Randall, and a team of Web experts, this 1,100-page book teaches readers of all levels about the Web's uses, tools, and resources, covering everything from Web navigation basics to sophisticated Web exploration and development techniques. (nwn)

: Project Mind Foundation
Jerusalem, Israel
MOCHIN Mind, Matter & Mashiach: a forum for discussing ultimate reality and the nature and role of intelligence. You are cordially invited to exchange thoughts on the role of intelligence in world transformation. MOCHIN is a Kabbalistic word for a high level of integration between spirit and matter. The closest English equivalent is "mind" or "intelligence" taken in the esoteric sense. (nwn)

: Impex Connect - Global Network Trading
Impex Connect, Cape Town, Western Cape, ZA
Information on marketable products and crafts of South Africa. (nwn)

: The Association for History and Computing
Groningen, The Netherlands
International organisation which aims to promote and develop interest in the use of computers in all types of historical study at every level, in both teaching and research. This site offers information on resources for historians, including the Journal of History and Computing, the various workshops of the AHC, the annual International Conferences, and the regional/national branches. (nwn)

: My So-Called Life
Minneapolis, MN, US
ABC's really amazing new drama. A variety of articles, reviews and analyses of episodes, quotes, images, audio clips, the FAQ, biographical information, and more. (nwn)

: Acura of Mountain View
Mountain View, CA, US
Acura of Mountain View is proud to bring you the 1995 Acura model lineup, and is committed to helping you make an informed decision when purchasing your new car. Visit our pages to learn more about Acura and our dealership. (nwn)

: Nicole Miller Interactive Showroom
New York, NY, US
From the Interactive Connection's Web Server comes one of the world's hottest fashion designers. Visit the Nicole Miller Interactive Showroom, offering some of the hottest apparel, such as ties, boxers, scarves, umbrellas and vests from Harley Davidson, the Grateful Dead, Seagram's, the USTA, the World Series and more. (nwn)

: International Affairs Network Web (IANWeb)
University of Pittsburgh, PA, USA
A hypertext resource in support of the mission of the International Affairs Network (IAN), a project designed to enhance the institutional capacity of schools of international affairs in East and Central Europe and the Newly Independent States. The IANWeb is also the home of the International Affairs Research Resources page, collecting and maintaining Internet resources in international affairs. (nwn)

: Version 2.0 of the Load-Sharing Facility
pixelMotion images inc., Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
LSF is a distributed load-sharing and batch-queuing software system that integrates a network of heterogeneous UNIX systems to reduce interactive response time, increase batch throughput, and improve computing resource accessibility. (nwn)

: Gramercy Press
MCI, US
Gramercy Press, the quirky virtual publishing house seen in the TV ads for networkMCI Business, now resides on a Web server at MCI. The site is structured to simulate a real company managing its business with the help of integrated communications and information solution software. Visitors can view literary and graphic submissions for publication, submit work for possible future publication in the site, and more. (nwn)

: Interactive Nest Egg
IDD Information Services, Waltham, MA, US
IDD Information Services is offering an on-line version of its personal finance publication, daily updated total return charts for top performing mutual funds , and the catalog for the NYIF (New York Institute of Finance) bookstore . (nwn)

: Future Quest
Producers Entertainment Group, Los Angeles, Ca., US
A PBS television series hosted by Jeff Goldblum. In 22 half hours, Future Quest takes a look at the future of computers, robotics, space travel, nanotechnology, war, the ocean, and more, using pop culture, movie and tv clips, music videos, etc. (nwn)

: Tools For Survival
George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, US
Tools for Survival is a guide for the newcomer to the Internet. Topics covered are: UNIX, E-mail, uploading and downloading information, installing shareware, communications software, and text editors. Topics are covered for both Windows and Macintosh operating systems. There are many graphics included. (nwn)

: VNP Software
Cambridge, MA, US
VNP Software offers development tools and consulting expertise to the NEXTSTEP/OpenStep community. VNP was formed in 1990 and has offices in Boston, Atlanta, Detroit and Chicago. We specialize in software configuration management (SCM) with our DevMan product. (nwn)

: The Temperance House Folk Concert Schedule
The Temperance House, Newtown, PA, US
We have recently begun bringing in talented folk musicians, like Richie Havens, Mike Cross, Jonathan Edwards, Tom Paxton and John Gorka. We'd be happy to add concert schedules for other Philadelphia area folk venues. (nwn)

: Virtual Book Shop
Rocklin, CA
We offer the finest selection of rare, 1st edition, antiquarian and collectible books on every subject available. We specialize in providing high quality books for the serious collector. Virtual Book Shop is the Internet source for fine literary books. (nwn)

: The Old Man
Antioch University, Yellow Springs, OH, US
Host of the Old Man Radio Hour on WERG FM-90 in Erie, PA, which focuses on all genres of punk. (nwn)

: AquaPress
Sagamihara-shi, Kanagawa, Japan
Art & design homepage. WWW Gallery from Japan. (nwn)

: Our Home, The Atlas of Canadian Communities
National Atlas Information Service, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
A subset (10) of over 100 communities from the MapInfo-based CD-ROM version of this digital atlas. The atlas reflects the views of Canadian elementary and high school students within their respective communities using text, maps, photographs and drawings. (nwn)

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: EE-Link, the Environmental Education Server
Ann Arbor, MI, US
EE-Link is a project of the US EPA funded National Consortium for Environmental Education and Training at the University of Michigan's School of Natural Resources and Environment. The EE-Link gopher and WWW site seek to support, enhance, and extend effective environmental education to a K-12 audience. (nwn)

: WVEC-TV13
Norfolk, VA, US
As a public service to netizens everywhere, Southeastern Virginia's top TV station, WVEC TV-13, an ABC affiliate, has established itself on the Web to provide television transcripts of news, weather, sports, and more. (nwn)

: Advent Calendar
Cambridge University Computer Laboratory, Cambridge, England
Celebrate the Christmas season with a WWW advent calendar. Each day, a new window can be opened on the calendar. (nwn)

: International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis
IIASA, Laxenburg, Austria
An interdisciplinary, non-profit and non-govermental research institution sponsored by a consortium of 17 member nations. Sustainability and the human dimensions of global change are key concerns in IIASA's studies of environmental, economic, social and technological developments. Information is available on a variety of topics including research projects, publications and current events. (nwn)

: ChibaMOO - The Sprawl
SenseMedia Netcasting, Santa Cruz, CA, US
ChibaMOO - The Sprawl, the world's first public access Web server and multimedia MOO, is one of the first significant pieces of collaborative fiction designed specifically for the Web. Publish your own Web home page or meet some of the over 1600 people from all over the world that have helped build this unique collaborative hypermedia server. Login with your WWW client and your TELNET client. (nwn)

: Seaside Holidays Christmas Lights, Sounds and Sights
Daytona Beach, FL, US
Daytona Beach, Florida is pleased to announce their Seaside Holidays Christmas Lights, Sounds and Sights, a calendar of events for the Christmas season. Visit Florida this Christmas and join us in some of our many seasonal events. (nwn)

: ABZU: Guide to Resources for the Study of the Ancient Near East
University of Chicago, Chicago, IL, US
A project of the Research Archives of the Oriental Institute at the University of Chicago, and is officially designated as Number 3 in the series Oriental Institute Research Archives Bibliographical and Informational Documents. It is the first completely electronic publication in the series. (nwn)

: Times Around the World
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
HiLink Communications announces its Times Around the World site. All countries of the world and many territories and islands are included. Sites that are not connected to the Internet are also included, with their time offsets from GMT specified. (nwn)

: The Beginners Pages
Joe Dorward, Stirling University, Stirling, Scotland
This resource contains some basic postscript guides to UNIX, LaTeX and the UNIX editor vi. There are also some programs in awk, as well as a few programs in Pascal and a few pointers on abstract data types such as binary trees. More to come. (nwn)

: Cygnus Support Christmas Tree
Cygnus Support, Mountain View, CA, US
In what is becoming a yearly tradition, Cygnus Support has placed its Christmas tree on the Net. Last year, you could finger xmastree@cygnus.com to find out its current status. This year, you can also now access it via the Web, and not only see a picture of the tree or play an MPEG movie of it, but you can send or receive Christmas cards, and vote to change the tree's features. (nwn)

: Cygnus Support Christmas Tree
Cygnus Support, Mountain View, CA, US
In what is becoming a yearly tradition, Cygnus Support has placed its Christmas tree on the Net. Last year, you could finger xmastree@cygnus.com to find out its current status. This year, you can also now access it via the Web, and not only see a picture of the tree or play an MPEG movie of it, but you can send or receive Christmas cards, and vote to change the tree's features. (nwn)

: Plant Fossil Record Database Version 2.1
International Organisation of Palaeobotany, London, UK
This global database of extinct plant species contains brief descriptions of more than 12,000 genera and occurrence details of more than 700,000 fossils. Search by genus, species, location and/or geological age. The results are either listed or plotted on a world map. The service also demonstrates various palaeontological commodities. (nwn)

: Fond du Lac Tribal & Community College
Cloquet, MN, US
FDLTCC online services include email and phone directories, course and workshop offerings, campus newspapers, and interactive Anishinabe (Ojibwe, Chippewa)-English word translators. Most services are still on a gopher server, but appropriate services are being moved to WWW form. (nwn)

: Georgia Genealogical Information
Beverly Roden, US
Provides information on libraries and organizations that are useful for genealogical research in Georgia. The document has links to genealogy resources on the Internet. Some of the Internet information pertains to Georgia, some is general. There are links to search forms for the Roots surname and location list finders. (nwn)

: Nashville Business Journal Online
InfiNet, L.C., Norfolk, VA, US
Weekly updates of business news, market statistics, and commentary from Middle Tennessee's leading source of business reporting. Features include a summary of top local and regional business stories, a weekly review of Tennessee stocks, a calendar of key business events, and columns from editor Roger Shirley and managing editor Valeri Oliver. (nwn)

: Oak Ridge National Laboratory Review
Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, US
The Oak Ridge National Laboratory Review is a quarterly magazine highlighting the latest and greatest research and development activities at the Laboratory. (nwn)

: Ernst & Young
Ernst & Young, London, UK
Digest of United Kingdom 1994 Budget Proposals and commentary thereon. In the future, this site will include publications written or sponsored by, Ernst and Young's consulting practice. (nwn)

: The Dorsai Embassy Home Pages
Long Island City, NY
The Dorsai Embassy Home Pages describe the different programs this 501c3 not-for-profit organization is offering. (nwn)

: Edinburgh Mathematical Society
Edinburgh Mathematical Society, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
The principal mathematical society for the university community in Scotland. Details of the meetings programme, its journals, library, and other facilities. (nwn)

: United States Naval Observatory
IT Department, USNO, Washington, D.C., US
General information about the Observatory, star catalogs, earth orientation information, precise time and time interval information, and more. (nwn)

: Nowhere Band
George Coates Performance Works, US
A request for InterAction! Live multimedia performing ensemble auditions, rehearses and performs with online InterActors by way of Internet video. Five times each week InterActors are projected onstage alongside Nowhere Band members in a 254-seat theater in San Francisco Civic Center in real and near-real time. (nwn)

: Nonlinear Dynamics Archive
Complex Systems Group, Los Alamos, NM, US
A general resource for nonlinear dynamics with an emphasis on the study of low-dimensional nonlinear and chaotic systems. Includes pointers, programs, data, and other information relating to the study and analysis of nonlinear and chaotic systems. (nwn)

: Biodiversity and Biological Collections
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, US
A biology clearinghouse and data repository sponsored by The MUSE Project of Cornell University. Coverage includes information about specimens in biological collections, directories of biologists, an archive of the Taxacom and MUSE-L listservs, and more. Also available is realtime query access to several hundred thousand records of fishes in MUSE databases. (nwn)

: Information About Turkey
Evanston, IL, US
A list of resources mainly for people outside of Turkey provided by Yusuf Pisan, including pointers to ftp sites, articles from Turkish news mailing lists (TRKNWS-L and Haberler), pointers to sites in Turkey, pointers to traveling information, phone books and even some poetry. (nwn)

: Good-Buy Odors
TAG Systems, Inc., Newtown, PA, US
Want to get rid of pet odors? Cooking odors? Or any odors? Check out Good-Buy Odors, the new and inexpensive way to eliminate odors. (nwn)

: Integrated Systems Inc.
Santa Clara, CA, US
Integrated Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: INTS) is the leading provider of software products and services for control systems design and real-time embedded software development. The company's products are used in the aerospace, automotive, office and factory automation, multimedia, process control, and telecommunications industries. (nwn)

: WealthWEB
K. Aufhauser & Company Inc., New York, NY, US
WealthWEB brings free, indispensable financial information to investors: breaking company or economic news, current quotes on US securities (including stocks, options, mutual funds), investment recommedations, research reports, and bids/offers on domestic and foreign bonds. Clients of K. Aufhauser & Company may also place trades and access information about their accounts. (nwn)

: The Net Brothers Help Pages
Net Brothers Internet Service, Vancouver, B.C., Canada
Our pages are aimed at first-time computer users trying to navigate the Internet. They offer simple, plain English advice mixed with a dash of humor. There are software information sheets available for download as well as links to interesting sites. (nwn)

: American Black Belt Academy
Austin, TX, US
ABBA is one of South Austin's oldest martial art schools. We offer lunch and evening classes in Tae Kwon Do and Hapkido for adults and children. Check the schedule and visit us for a gift certificate and a uniform for the Christmas tree or an introductory week of lessons for yourself. (nwn)

: Public Libraries
St. Joseph County Public Library, South Bend, IN, US
The St. Joseph County Public Library has developed an online listing of public libraries worldwide that provide Internet services through a gopher, World-Wide Web, or telnet server. (nwn)

: Mitsubishi Electric Research Labs
Cambridge, MA, US
Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories (MERL) conducts basic research in computers and their uses. From our home page you can reach an overview, biographies of our technical staff, addresses, and a map and directions for finding us. (nwn)

: Network-1 Software & Technology, Inc.
Long Island City, NY, US
Visit the "N1" home page for timely information on network access, network security software and general information on making your network run better and safer. You can check out the latest heads up displays for NetView, NetView 6000, HP OpenView & SunNet Manager. Also get free evaluations of all Network-1 software. 1-800-NETWRK-1 (nwn)

: ADFA Department of Mathematics
Australian Defence Force Academy, Canberra, Australia
This server provides information about the Department, its staff, their research interests, courses offered and material relating directly to courses such as lecture overheads. Research interests include mathematical optics, bushfire simulation, biomedical fluid dynamics and criminology. (nwn)

: MCI Government Systems
McLean, VA, US
MCI Government Systems is pleased to announce World Wide Web Services, which features the solutions MCI provides to government departments, agencies, and the Congress. The hub for access to on-line government resources, this site includes such highlights as all the biographies and photos of the congressmen from the House and Senate. (nwn)

: NetRep Explorist, Internet Services for Business
NetRep, Livermore, CA, US
The NetRep Explorist provides an information vehicle for travel between the Livermore Amador Valley region and the world-wide Internet. Businesses seeking global markets as well as those wanting to communicate with local customers are represented. The Explorist is also an online center for nonprofit organizations. (nwn)

: TV Tonite
On Ramp, Inc., San Francisco, CA, US
On Ramp, Inc., is happy to announce the most comprehensive TV listings available anywhere. This includes *all* cable channels as well. (nwn)

: The Royal Society of Edinburgh
Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
Unique among the learned societies in Great Britain, the interests of the Royal Society of Edinburgh encompass all branches of learning. The Fellowship and the Society represent excellence in science, arts, letters, the professions, technology, industry and commerce. Its WWW pages include details of its meeting programme, journals, fellowships, etc. (nwn)

: News from RI
Raffles Institution, Singapore
Online version of the quarterly publication of Raffles Institution targeted at parents and school alumni to keep them informed of school events, and to reach out to overseas alumni, especially undergraduates and graduate students in overseas universities. A mirror site is also available. (nwn)

: Hiram's Valley on the Web
Dave Stites, El Cajon, CA, US
Dedicated to the subject of Freemasonry with links to the latest version of the UseNET Masonry FAQ. (nwn)

: The UK National Lottery
Richard K. Lloyd, Liverpool, Merseyside, UK
An unofficial set of pages pertaining to the UK National Lottery. You can read the rules, display all the sets of winning numbers or even find out if you've won! (nwn)

: JR Marketing's Gift Gallery
JR Marketing, US
A large selection of specialty gift items for that special someone. How about a lobster dinner delivered to your door, or a rare bottle of wine or fine jewelry for that significant other? Part of the Netcenter, where you will also find lots of other great stores with low prices and unusual items. (nwn)

: Your Own Internet Netsurfer T-Shirt
Thomas International, Detroit, MI, US
By popular demand, we now are offering our original design Internet t-shirt in all sizes. Your own Internet Netsurfer T-Shirt is white with an aqua, green, red and black surfer design. (nwn)

: Interactive World Premiere of Universal Pictures' Junior
Digital Planet, Los Angeles, CA, US
Join Universal Pictures and the stars of Junior at the first-ever interactive movie premiere on the World Wide Web! All the Hollywood stars are out--Arnold Schwarzenegger, Danny DeVito, Emma Thompson--to toast the arrival of Junior, a new comedy from Ivan Reitman. You'll find exclusive information, pictures, video clips, and special messages from the actors just for Internet users! (nwn)

: Army Research Lab Broad Agency Announcement
Automation Technology Division, Adelphi, MD, US
The Army Research Lab is preparing to change its methods of operation by evolving into a federated laboratory that will conduct joint research work with consortia of industry and academe. A draft broad agency announcement describing the proposed methods of operation, areas of research interest, and proposed funding levels is available. (nwn)

: Joint Data Base Elements for Modeling and Simulation
US DMSO, Ft. Huachuca, AZ, US
The USAWSMR Electronic Proving Grounds and Defense Modeling and Simulation Office (DMSO) offer this page, from which you can access some of the latest information on DoD modeling and simulation data standardization efforts. (nwn)

: The Best Of Free Spirit Magazine
TAG Systems, Inc., New York, NY, US
Free Spirit Magazine is a magazine of personal transformation, It prints editions on the East Coast and the West Coast. The Best of Free Spirit offers exciting articles on food and health, a calendar of events, restaurant guide, and more. (nwn)

: Visa
Visa, US
Information about Visa services and products. Besides information on products and services, the Visa home page currently includes Financial Tips for Consumers, along with information on technological trends in payment systems. Features under development include News from Visa, comprised of up-to-date company news releases and a worldwide ATM locator guide. (nwn)

: Canada Net Pages
Online Visions Ltd., Richmond, BC, Canada
Profiles Canadian products, services and information. Come and browse through Canada Net Trade Show , search our Canada Net Business Directory or visit Canada Net Realty Pages. From unique gift ideas and business opportunities to import/export products, we have what you are looking for! (nwn)

: Shower 'n Shave
Visi-Tech, Inc., Boston, MA, US
The Fog Free Shower Mirror. 5 3/4" x 8 3/4" self-adhering to any surface. Scientifically engineered to be fog free. Guaranteed. (nwn)

: EmeraldNet
EmeraldNet, Tucson, AZ, US
EmeraldNet is an Internet services provider for groups who do not want to, or have not, set up a permanent Net presence. We offer; World Wide Web, ftp, gopher, mailbot services. Our first client, Machines of Loving Grace, is a very in-depth look at a very interesting industrial band. (nwn)

: The BRETTnews Home Page
Brett Leveridge, New York, NY, US
New York-based writer Brett Leveridge's humor zine, BRETTnews, is the first recipient of Time Inc.'s Vibe Artist-in- Residency. The BRETTnews home page is now based at the Time Inc. server. (nwn)

: National Defence White Paper 1994
Department of National Defence, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
A new direction for smaller, more flexible Canadian armed forces was revealed on December 1, 1994, as the Minister of National Defence, the Honorable David Collenette, tabled the Government's new White Paper on Defence. (nwn)

: Cogent Technology Training
Seattle, WA, US
We are a rapidly growing computer training/consulting firm focusing on improving productivity of knowledge workers today, and helping build the knowledge-based business organizations of tomorrow. We provide articles on how training can facilitate organizational transformation, and an entry point to a discussion list on this and related topics. (nwn)

: The Internet Jungle
CompreZ - Computer Rezolutions, Ottawa, Canada
Hosting a wide variety of business related topics and URL's, The Internet Jungle is a regional resource for businesses located in Eastern Ontario. (nwn)

: Pacific Offshore Divers
San Jose, CA, US
Pacific Offshore Divers, Inc., a five-star PADI facility, is happy to provide access to their diving experts. The PODI pages will keep scuba enthusiasts, both new and old, abreast of class schedules, world-wide excursions and specials along with providing general information about scuba equipment and the advances in the growing sport of scuba. (nwn)

: WEOS (FM) Home Page
Hobart & William Smith Colleges, Geneva, NY
WEOS (FM), public radio with a difference, now has its own home page of broadcast schedules, concert listings, and other information for the Finger Lakes area of New York state. We also provide links to media sources such as the BBC, CBC, and National Public Radio. WEOS is a service of Hobart & William Smith colleges. (nwn)

: TKO Personnel Inc.
TKO, San Jose, CA, US
Jobs in Japan! TKO Personnel Inc. specializes in recruitment and careers in Japan and the Asia-Pacific region. Job applicants can view job descriptions on-line, complete with salary range. Employers have access to an active list of bicultural candidates in the semiconductor, software and telecommunications industries. Developed by nwn)

: Cyberia - The Coolest Place on the Internet
Infohighway International, Inc., Houston, TX, US
The newest in cybermalls is now here. Cyberia, the coolest place on the Internet, is a virtual mall unlike any out there. With new stores added constantly, and with the opportunity for Internet users to become a part of Cyberia, there's no reason why you shouldn't stop in. (nwn)

: Department of Economics, University of Melbourne
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Provides information on the undergraduate, honours and post-graduate teaching programs of the department and on the research activities of the staff. (nwn)

: G7 Economic Summit
Faculty of Management, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
The G7 is coming to Halifax, Nova Scotia in June, 1995. We have set up a server to host G7 related information and activities. Presently, it includes historical information from prior G7 meetings and a listing of local activities. Submissions are welcome. (nwn)

: University of New Hampshire Mathematics Dept.
Durham, NH, US
Information about the math department and UNH. (nwn)

: King's Keyboard House
Ann Arbor, MI, US
King's Keyboard has a wide selection of classical, jazz, and popular printed sheet music for piano and voice. (nwn)

: Official Machines of Loving Grace Home Page
EmeraldNet, Tucson, AZ, US
EmeraldNet and Mammoth/Atlantic records are pleased to present this up and coming band. (nwn)

: The Queer Infoservers List
Queer Resource Center, Univ. of California, Berkeley, CA, US
An authoritative list of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer information resources available over the Net. The list is available in both WWW and Gopher forms. The Queer Infoservers List is brought to you by the UC Berkeley Queer Resource Center, which also runs the nwn)

: Cyberspace TeleMedical Office
Digital Media San Diego Inc., San Diego, CA, US
A one stop shop for all of your health and wellness needs. This office provides the ability to review and purchase telemedical products, search health related databases, receive an appointment for a video conference with a physician, obtain prescriptions, have lab tests and imaging studies ordered at your local facility, and more. (nwn)

: Micro-Vision
St. Petersburg, FL, US
Micro-Vision is celebrating 10 wonderful years of business, so we decided to put this home page online for all to celebrate with us! We specialize in sales, service and support of IBM-compatible computer equipment. Our services include Windows support, networking, desktop publishing, DBMS, CAD, Internet connectivity and support, consulting, training, computer repairs and upgrades, and more. (nwn)

: Mr. Puddy
Nancy Scherer, Univ. of Michigan, MI, US
Mr. Puddy contains information and a photo gallery of Mukta Augustus of Ann Arbor, a lovable Persian kitty. Also included is "Feline Friends on the Net" where folks can submit URLs to have their kitty linked to Mr.Puddy. (nwn)

: Novell Product Buyer's Guide
Novell, Inc, Provo, UT, US
The new edition of the Novell Buyer's Guide is now available in searchable format. This edition includes products made available by WordPerfect, the Novell Applications Group. (nwn)

: Critiques of Libertarianism
Mike Huben, Cambridge, MA, US
This page contains the "Non-Libertarian FAQ" and various other resources for those who argue with libertarians. The viewpoints represented are an eclectic mix of pragmatist, humanist, socialist, anarchist, liberal, etc. (nwn)

: Microsp Home page
Micro Solution Peripherals, Daly City, CA, US
Hyperlinked pages to help navigate the Internet. Includes Bay Area home pages and news about what's new and special at Micro Solution Peripherals. (nwn)

: Youth With A Mission
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Youth With A Mission (YWAM) is an international movement of Christians from many denominations dedicated to presenting Jesus Christ personally to this generation, to mobilizing as many as possible to help in this task, and to the training and equipping of believers for their part in fulfilling the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19). (nwn)

: The Romanian WWW Home Page
The Romanian WWW Home Page has changed its address. The new address is: http://www.info.polymtl.ca:8001/zuse/tavi/www/Romania.html (nwn)

: Hampshire College
Academic & Administrative Computing, Amherst, MA, US
Hampshire College's WWW server information is for everyone in the Hampshire community, including students, faculty, staff, and alums. Come look at our current events, our campus map, what's new in the library art gallery, our 5-college searchable on-line course catalog, and contributions from students. (nwn)

: Elsevier Science Server
Elsevier Science, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
From Elsevier Science, the scientific communications branch of Reed Elsevier, comes this server, which includes the Elsevier Science Internet Catalogue of journals and books, information about TULIP - The University Licensing Program, a research project Elsevier Science is performing with nine universities in the USA, and the proceedings of the May 1994 WWW'94 Conference. (nwn)

: Career Magazine
National Career Search, Boulder, CO, US
A comprehensive, online career resource, free to job seekers, human resource managers and career-minded professionals around the world. Features include a searchable database of current job openings from all over the Internet, employer profiles, an interactive discussion area, and articles relevant to job searching and the workplace environment. Career Magazine is being hosted by The Internet Plaza. (nwn)

: Semiconductor Subway
MIT, Cambridge, MA, US
A compendium of links to semiconductor and microsystems related information, including fabrication facilities, research activities, standards work, conferences, and organizations. Of special interest is technology computer aided design, VLSI, and microelectromechanical systems. This service is provided as part of research at the MIT nwn)

: EZLN Info
Swarthmore, PA, US
As the inaugurations of Zedillo and Robledo arrive, you may want to check out the EZLN Info Page, providing information on the goings-on in southern Mexico via Zapatista communiques, news articles, and other sources. Some neat photos, too. (nwn)

: The Auditor General of Canada's 1994 Annual Report
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Full text version of the 1994 Annual Report to the House of Commons. Assistance in preparing this service was provided by Phoenix Systems Synectics. (nwn)

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: Homes & Land Electronic Magazine
Homes & Land Publishing Corp., Tallahhassee, FL, US
This is the latest and most exciting way to search for your dream home. You can access properties for sale both locally and nationally, and sort the database to meet your needs for location, price, home features, real estate company and listing agent. Agent biographies are available for your review. (nwn)

: University of Illinois College of Communications
Urbana, IL, US
Information about the academic programs, courses, and faculty at the College of Communications, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. (nwn)

: HeadFirst--WebWare for Boarders
HeadFirst Snowgear, US
The first snowboarding shop on the Web. Be the first at your favorite halfpipe to wear the only snowboarding T-shirts, caps and woolies available on the Web. For more information, contact: info@headfirst.com. (nwn)

: Oracle FAQ
RMIT Business Faculty, Melbourne, Victoria, AU
A list of Frequently Asked Questions relating to the Oracle database software, as written by David Bath. (nwn)

: NYW Woodshops Franchises
NYW Workshops, Inc., Danville, CA, US
NYW Woodshops sell tools, kits, plans, equipment and supplies, provide training, offer seminars, and rent shop time to members. Stop by their home page to learn more about this unique franchise business offering. (nwn)

: Weeds World
Nottingham Arabidopsis Stock Centre, Nottingham, UK
The first edition of the International Arabidopsis Newsletter, Weeds World, has just hit the electronic newsstand. It contains formatted articles with embedded color images, conference information and Stock Centre updates. It is available from the above site in Nottingham and two others: MGH, Boston, USA and NAL, MD, USA. (nwn)

: Iona Technologies
Dublin, IE
Not a lot of people know what an Orb is! Check out our home page to find out about Orbix, our CORBA compliant Object Request Broker (ORB). (nwn)

: SGML Open
Coraopolis, PA, US
A non-profit organization with corporate membership from the leading SGML companies. Our web server provides information on SGML and the companies that support this international standard. (nwn)

: Theoretical Isochrones
Astronomical Observatory, Padova, Italy
The large grid of theoretical isochrones of the Padova Stellar Evolution group is now available via the WWW server of the Astronomical Observatory of Padova. These isochrones are derived for various chemical compositions from stellar models computed with the recent radiative opacities by Iglesias et al. (1992). (nwn)

: Kansai-WWW
Kansai-Net, Kyoto, Japan
The Kansai-WWW site is intended to provide information on what's happening in science, technology and leisure in the Kansai area of Japan (Osaka, Kyoto, Nara and Kobe). It is constructed and mantained by the subscribers of kansai-net, a mailing list of scientists and technologists operating or with interests in the Kansai area. (nwn)

: Learned NewsWire
Learned NewsWire, UK
The latest edition of the Learned NewsWire includes reports on the sale of Mead Data Central, new European services, happenings at the Financial Times, the takeover of IAC by Thompson, and the settlement between CAS and Dialog. The release of the Learned NewsWire 1.6 coincides with this year's Online Information 94, December 6-8 in London. (nwn)

: Library Information
Heriot-Watt University Library, Edinburgh, UK
Information about the Library, its collections, and services, with many links to resources of interest. Includes the Internet Resources Newsletter, a monthly electronic publication about the Internet. (nwn)

: Organization and Management Theory
St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada
The OMT Division of the Academy of Management. The Academy is the largest association of Management professors in the world. The purpose of the OMT Home Page is to foster communication and to serve as an information resource to Organization scholars worldwide. (nwn)

: Phase3 Software
Ventura, CA, US
The Windows Tech Journal 1993 Startech Award winner for product excellence. Phase3 is a Windows Application Development Environment that allows you to develop top-quality applications in record time. So if you program Windows in either C or Pascal, be sure to take a look! (nwn)

: Telecommunications Department at BGSU
Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH, US
This server is provided as a public service by the faculty and students of the Department of Telecommunications at Bowling Green State University. It houses information on radio, television, cable television, and media-related networking. We especially seek to add references to broadcast-related WWW sites and electronic media job and internship opportunities. (nwn)

: Technical Research Centre of Finland
Technical Research Centre of Finland, Helsinki, Espoo, FI
Research and development work, services, publications, international activities, staff and news of a contract research centre VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland. (nwn)

: Forward Progress: Progressive Rock Music Archive
The Reverend, College Station, TX, US
An independently run music archive for people interested in progressive rock (e.g., bands like Rush, Yes, Pink Floyd, IQ, King Crimson, Genesis, etc.), featuring playlists and downloadable music. Download entire songs; email the bands. (Songs also available via gopher: tam2000.tamu.edu) (nwn)

: Britannica Online Inc.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, Chicago, IL, US
Encyclopædia Britannica is conducting a beta program with its Internet product, Britannica Online. The program offers registered participants access to Britannica Online in exchange for a series of evaluations. Britannica Online contains the latest version of the Encyclopædia Britannica, including essential graphics and illustrations, the 1994 Britannica Book of the Year, the Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, and links to related Internet resources. (nwn)

: Biological, Agricultural and Medical Resources
Univ. of Calif., Riverside, Riverside, CA, US
Over 500 resources in biology, agriculture and medicine have been described and included in the Infomine hypertext database. You are invited by the library at U.C. Riverside to suggest resources for inclusion. (nwn)

: The Jerome Johnson Collection
Internet Presence & Publishing, Inc., Norfolk, VA, US
Jerome Johnson, noted artist in Washington D.C., has established his online art gallery. Currently on display are his series of pen and ink prints. (nwn)

: INTRRR NRRRD E-Zine
East Lansing, MI, US
A forum for do-it-yourself culture in the realms of music and that wacky, ever-so-popular thing called "punk rawwwk," for lack of a better term. Links to other related sites are available through NRRRDNET, a collective of small independent label owners, zine editors, and columnists. Photos, audio clips from Lookout! Records and other indie labels ready for your perusal. (nwn)

: CHIANTI: a series of Limited Edition Prints
Peri Hankey, UK
An exhibition of limited edition prints reproduced from Peri Hankey's own original pastels of Tuscan countryside. (nwn)

: Microchip Technology Inc.
World's leading manufacturer of high speed RISC microcontrollers and serial EEPROM memory. Services include company info, sales office, representative, and distributor directories, software updates, application notes, and instructions for obtaining samples. (nwn)

: Asia Online
SilkRoute Ventures Pte Ltd, Singapore
Asia Online is an Internet publishing service committed to enabling companies in Asia to compete in the global electronic frontier. One of our first offerings is ConventionASIA, which plays host to a number of exhibitions in Asia on the WWW. (nwn)

: Virtual Blues Brews
Ron Lear, Johns Hopkins Univ., Columbia, MD, US
This is a test market for a new virtual brewery service on the Internet. (nwn)

: Phoenix Polymers Home Page
Fitchburg, MA, US
A compounder of proprietary engineering thermoplastics. Of interest to all is Phoenix's "Polymer Resource List" including polymer businesses, academia, safety and toxicity plastics engineering, and Polymer miscellania. (nwn)

: City of Saint Paul, Minnesota
City of Saint Paul Department of Public Works, Saint Paul, MN, US
Information about the city, including information about (or pointers to) library services, city council agendas and minutes, and public works information. Also local activities such as sports schedules, the Saint Paul Winter Carnival, and all other major Saint Paul activities. Eventually, city ordinances, city job postings, and much other city information will be online. (nwn)

: The Electronic Visual Arts Journal (eva)
University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada
eva is a cyberspace forum dedicated to the exploration of the electronic visual arts. We seek developments, ideas, artists and investigators interested in and participating in the visual arts. (nwn)

: Star Trek Conference
On Ramp, Inc., New York, NY, US
William Shatner and Patrick Stewart invite you to join them on December 11th (Stardate 9412.11) in the world's first Star Conference, sponsored by Future Call. The Star Conference will allow you to listen via telephone to a live 45 - 60 minute conversation between Star Trek legends William Shatner and Patrick Stewart. Created by On Ramp, Inc. for cybernauts everywhere. (nwn)

: Student Organizations at Georgia Tech
LCC 3020 class project, Atlanta, GA, US
See what the Ramblin' Wrecks are up to. Check out the student organizations at Georgia Tech. Highlights include WREK Radio 91.1, Musicians Network home page, Yellow Jacket Flying Club, and Student Government. (nwn)

: Addicted To Noise
US
IUMA (The Internet Underground Music Archive) and Rolling Stone contributing editor/Wired contributing writer Michael Goldberg are proud to announce a new rock & roll magazine exclusively available on the Internet via WWW. (nwn)

: International Shakespeare Globe Centre
International Shakespeare Globe Centre, Cologne, Germany
If you are interested in the progress of London's Globe Theatre reconstruction or if you'd like to know more about the "International Shakespeare Globe Centre," come visit us. Since this site is quite new, most of the information is under construction. You can look at links to Shakespeare-related sites on the Internet and see photos and drawings of the new Globe. (nwn)

: Celebrity Stamps from the International Collectors Society
International Collectors Society, Owings Mill, MD, US
Rare and colorful stamps from around the world are now available on-line from the International Collectors Society. These are limited edition, legal tender postage stamps including nine stamp commemorative sheets depicting Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe, as well as single commemoratives of John Lennon and James Dean. The stamps are shown actual size and in full color. (nwn)

: Department of Aerospace Engineering
University of Glasgow, Glasgow, Scotland, UK
Still the only Department of Aerospace Engineering in Scotland, educating undergraduate and graduate students in the professional study of Aerospace Engineering. (nwn)

: Government Information Resources
Univ. of Calif., Riverside, Riverside, CA, US
A unique showcase for more than 350 Federal, California and regional resources. These are described in-depth and are accessible through their hypertext search engine. Users are encouraged to suggest resources for inclusion. (nwn)

: Shicho Communications Consulting
San Francisco, CA, US
A consulting firm specializing in Internet connections. Shicho operates a WWW Electronic Storefront. Shicho is also using its WWW presence to explore the future of electronic publishing with its one-of-a-kind Collaborative Publishing project! (nwn)

: Chemical Engineering at Northwestern University
Evanston, IL, US
Information about the Chemical Engineering department at Northwestern University, geared towards prospective graduate students; and information about the research activities of the faculty, including selected recent publications. (nwn)

: Lamp Technology, Inc.
NY, US
A full range of replacement light bulbs and specialty lamps at below discounted prices. We stock over 10,000 bulb types. Highlighted at our web site are halogens, energy saving bulbs, LED's, projection lamps and medical bulbs. You can order online or by calling our toll-free number for a quick 2-day response on most orders. (nwn)

: Software Technology Parks of India
Software Technology Parks of India, Hyderabad, India
A non-profit organization under India's Department of Electronics. For more information, visit this site. (nwn)

: Enterzone
Berkeley, CA, US
A hyperzine of writing, art, and new media featuring criticism, fiction, poetry, philosophy, hypertexts, computer graphics, interactive artforms, scanned photography, and drawings. We are actively seeking new metaphors for the dissemination and sharing of creative work. For more information, see our complete Statement of Purpose. (nwn)

: 18th Congress of European Accounting Association
University Of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK
Each year the EAA organizes a major congress of accountants, both professional and academic, from all over the world. The next congress is to be held in Birmingham, UK, on 10-12 May, 1995. These pages give delegate and participant information for the congress, contain the second call for papers, and provide details about the city of Birmingham and the ICC. (nwn)

: The Long Island Web Site
Stelcom, Inc., NY, US
An extensive online travelogue, information and photographs to help plan your visit, vacation and business on Long Island. Future growth will include more material about local businesses and shops, as well as some of the unique restaurants and hotspots. Discover the undiscovered island... Long Island! (nwn)

: National Collegiate Emergency Medical Services Foundation
NCEMSF, Georgetown, Washington, DC
NCEMSF promotes communication between campus emergency medical service groups throughout the country. Based at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., NCEMSF has recently added a WWW page and listserv, both maintained at Indiana University. As of November, 1994, the group boasted membership of over 60 campus EMS groups. (nwn)

: Infomine
Univ. of Calif., Riverside, Riverside, CA, US
Web server and home pages for the library of the University of California, Riverside. This resource offers a hypertext database and search engine that has been created to provide ease of use and access to Internet/Web resources. This approach provides a gentle introduction to the use of WWW while effectively showcasing selected resources. (nwn)

: University of Essex Karate Club Homepage
Colchester, Essex, UK
The most comprehensive source of karate/martial arts related information on the net. We welcome martial-arts related submissions for inclusion in the page: email to hendm@essex.ac.uk . All documents are HTML format (no boring text files here ;)) (nwn)

: The Isaacs/Inuit Gallery
Fox-Novator Systems Ltd., Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Sculptures, drawings, wall hangings and other original works by internationally celebrated Inuit (Eskimo) artists. This display represents the work of an extended community of artists located throughout the vast Canadian Arctic. It is now available for your review and purchase from anywhere in the world via the Web. (nwn)

: NetManage
NetManage, Cupertino, CA, US
The NetManage home page has product information about the Chameleon line of TCP/IP software for Windows PCs. Also included is information on NetManage's newest application, WebSurfer, a WWW client. There is also a Jump Points section to interesting places on the Web. (nwn)

: Robert P. Davis Architects
Houston, TX, US
Engaged in the general practice of architecture in the Gulf-Coast region (TX, LA, MS) of the U.S. We are seeking to develop or discover interactive design tools to extend the range of CAD simulation beyond simple visualization. (nwn)

: The United States Naval Academy Computer Science Dept.
Annapolis, MD, US
We are a CSAB accredited department offering a B.S. degree in Computer Science. (nwn)

: East Bay Municipal Utility District
Oakland, CA, US
East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) serves water to 1.2 million customers and provides wastewater treatment for 600,000 customers residing in Alameda and Contra Costa counties in California. EBMUD's Home Page describes our mission, organization, and major activities with more than a dozen off-line images. A "jump station" to other water-related servers is also provided. (nwn)

: IBM Personal Computers
IBM, US
Dedicated to IBM's complete line of Personal Computer offerings, including desktop PC, server, ThinkPad and aftermarket products, and the new Personal Computer 700 and 300 series. At this site, you can find product descriptions, announcements, press releases, support functions, and a comprehensive file library. (nwn)

: NEMETON - The Shamen's WWW Server
The Shamen/DRC Internet, London, UK
Information about the UK band, The Shamen, with sound and video samples, etc. There is also a resource guide for shamanism and a link to The Nemeton Bar, a real-time discussion space. (nwn)

: SPS Beer Stuff, Homebrew Supplies by Mail
Cedar Rapids, IA, USA
Offering a wide variety of equipment and supplies for making your own great tasting beer at home! Check out our WWW catalog. (nwn)

: University of Bologna Computer Science
University of Bologna, Bologna, IT
Links to the laboratory staff and their research activity including technical reports. (nwn)

: Fair Play magazine
Independently produced, Los Angeles, CA, US
Fair Play is a Mosaic magazine devoted to information and research relating to President John F. Kennedy's assassination. (nwn)

: Sun On Demand
Baltimore Sun, Baltimore, MD, US
Sun on Demand, the Baltimore Sun's research library, provides research services for a fee, and sells reprints, photo reprints, front pages and two consumer computer disks. The Web site has a form users can fill out to order, or if they're wary of transactions over the Net they can just mail or call. (nwn)

: NetMISphere!
UW-Madison Med. School, Madison, WI, US
The Medical School Administration MIS Departmental WWW Server. (nwn)

: CartooNet
The European Cartoon Arts Network, Brighton, UK
The official server of the European Cartoon Arts Network, providing news and information about cartoon events and examples of work by organisation members. Server space provided by Pavilion Internet. [PICK OF THE WEEK] (nwn)

: The Naval Academy Cross Country Team
The USNA Cross Country Team, Annapolis, MD, US
At Navy we don't just train to run...we train to lead! (nwn)

: Spanish Film Studies Program
University of Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain
For information about this film studies program, visit this site. To learn more about an international seminar titled "The New Spanish Cinema" on July 17-28, 1995, check the page for the film history journal, FILM-HISTORIA published by the Centre for Cinematic Research. (nwn)

: Dealernet
Lynnwood, WA, US
Dealernet is the place to shop for a car on the Internet. It is a complete information site of all automobile manufacturers and their dealers, new cars, new trucks, and service repair manuals and parts catalogs, all organized in an easy-to-find fashion. (nwn)

: The Univ. of Mich. Electron Microbeam Analysis Lab
Ann Arbor, MI, US
A description of the equipment available in the EMAL, a user-facility that is dedicated to the microstructural and microchemical analysis of materials, both organic and inorganic. The laboratory is managed by John F. Mansfield, an Associate Research Scientist in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the U of M. (nwn)

: Parallel Computing Archive at HENSA Unix
University of Kent at Canterbury, England
A large, fully indexed archive of software and documents about parallel and high-performance computing. The WWW interface to the archive has recently been enhanced and recent changes include a hierarchical tree of sites by continent, region, country and organisation type and an updated HPC Vendors link page. (nwn)

: ICS DeweyWeb
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, US
An experiment in "global" education sponsored by Interactive Communications & Simulations (ICS) and U.Michigan. The mission of DeweyWeb is to not only serve information to students, but also attempt to provide them a chance to contribute their own observations and findings. active learning. (nwn)

: Gulf of Mexico Program Information Network
Martin Marietta Technical Services, Research Triangle Park, NC, US
Partnership of various state and federal agencies in the Gulf of Mexico region working to protect, restore, and enhance the Gulf ecosystem. Home page is available on the EPA Public Access Server. (nwn)

: Take The Cake, Inc. - Mail Order Gift Desserts
Baltimore, MD, US
Just in time for the holidays...a catalog of delicious mail-order items, information about the company and products, and a facility to order cakes on-line. (nwn)

: Oceania: The New Country
Tulane University, New Orleans, LA, US
Files related to Oceania, a new country. You may get the constitution and laws and information on related books such as The Atlantis Papers and The Millennial Project. View true color pictures of Oceania or back issues of the Oceania Oracle. Animations of Oceania and information on how to receive an Oceania passport. (nwn)

: Virtual Audio
Innovative Systems Design, Salt Lake City, UT, US
This new Internet music preview service is dedicated to jazz, New Age, contemporary instrumental, electronic, and other types of classically inspired and alternative music. Virtual Audio allows you to sample music from many popular CDs. (nwn)

: The StoneYard - Natural Stone Products
Croteau & Sons, Groton, MA, US
The StoneYard is the Internet's first provider of hand-cut, crafted, polished, and engraved natural stone products such as granite, marble, bluestone, slate, limestone, fieldstone, and others. Our fine products include granite wall clocks, marble desk ornaments, and slate wall hangings, each personalized with your name or other text. We ship daily to destinations around the world. (nwn)

: Footsteps
Philip Greenspun, Cambridge, MA, US
Footsteps is the long-awaited sequel to Travels with Samantha, which won a Best of the Web '94 for Philip Greenspun. Highlights of this "Boston to Los Alamos and back" travelogue, illustrated with 400 JPEGs, include the New Orleans Zoo, a visit to the U.S.'s only concentration camp for Jews, photographs of New England fall foliage, images of Graceland that have yet to attract Elvis's lawyers, New Orleans nightlife, and more. (nwn)

: Oneida Indian Nation Home Page
Oneida Indian Nation of NY., NY, US
Oneida's home page includes the following additions: The Treaties Project to make US-Native treaties available on the Internet (comments encouraged), monthly museum exhibits and little known historical facts. Also includes the Oneida Indian Language Project, (audio samples of a dynamic language), press releases, links to other sites and a tour of the Nation. (nwn)

: Franklin Institute Virtual Science Museum
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, PA, US
The "Virtual Science Museum" offers visitors a host of resources for science education as well as general information about the museum and its programs. Be sure to visit our "virtual exhibits" about Ben Franklin and The Heart. These multimedia presentations support learning through inquiry-based exploration. (nwn)

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: Safety Products International
Safety Products International, Berkeley, CA, US
A full online catalogue of safety products, including home alarm systems, motion detectors, car alarms, car emergency kits, child tracking systems and more. (nwn)

: Enternet Skateboarding
Enternet Communications, US
Enternet Communications' new server supplies skateboarding photos and movies to interested parties. Skaters featured include Tony Hawk, Willie Santos, Jeremy Klein, Steve Berra, Omar Hassan, and others. (nwn)

: Montana Natural Heritage Program
Helena, MT, US
The Montana Natural Heritage Program (MTNHP) systematically collects information on Montana's biological features, emphasizing threatened, endangered, or sensitive plants, animals, and plant communities. Information is maintained in a system of over 30 computer databases which are linked to topographic maps and manual files. (nwn)

: Demographic Research Laboratory
Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA, US
Western Washington U. maintains a long-held commitment to demography as a field of teaching and research. In particular, Western stands out in its demographic training and research opportunities for undergraduates. The Demographic Research Laboratory, in operation since 1974, represents Western's support for the oldest and most basic of all the social sciences. (nwn)

: Air Waves Travel
Air Waves Travel, Chicago, IL, US
H-O-T Fax (sm) Vacation Specials. Every day, last minute vacation specials are faxed to our offices and every day, we bring these specials to you -- Hot Off The FAX! All you have to do is choose your special dream vacation deal and then let us know, we'll do the rest. (nwn)

: Shopping2000
ContentWare, Inc., New York, NY, US
ContentWare announces the creation of the largest audio and graphically enriched electronic mall on the Internet. Multimedia content from JCPENNY, Spiegel, Sara Lee Direct, FTD Direct, Artistic Greetings, Marshall Field's, San Francisco Music Box, and more are now available. (nwn)

: Werbal: Advertising Agency
Berne, CH
Information about the agency, the services provided, and a 7-point interactive article for marketing specialists to get involved in company communications in global networks. Werbal: is the first full-service advertising agency in Switzerland offering these services as well as overnight translations from English to German for U.S. clients. (nwn)

: The Human-Languages Page
Tyler Jones, Salem, OR, US
The Web's foremost collection of language-related links, with 120 links to over 45 different languages (so far). Resources include language lessons/tutorials, online dictionaries, news reports available in several different languages, links to literature/document collections on the Internet, and much more. New links are always welcome. (nwn)

: Fleet House: Canada
Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
Fleet House Electronic Publications presents Fleet House: Canada, the Canadian travel magazine. This publication contains comprehensive information on Canadian destinations, facilities and services. A must-read for prospective leisure or business travelers to Canada. (nwn)

: Dr. Tomorrow Home Page
21st Century Media Corporation, Bellingham, WA, US
The home page of the world-famous futurist Frank Ogden. Here you will find some of his predictions for the future, details about him, and information on his CD-ROM and post-Gutenberg books. There is also a new art gallery featuring Tricia Kittridge! Come check us out. (nwn)

: Cayman Systems, Inc.
Woburn, MA, US
Our Web server provides customers with access to sales, marketing and support resources for product information, pricing, and problem resolution. (nwn)

: QualiNET
Motion Knowledge Systems Ltd., San Jose, CA, US
The Internet companion for the quality management professional, providing access to useful information about daily quality management issues. The subjects deal with ISO 9000, total quality management, Baldrige, online documentation systems, and hypertext development. (nwn)

: Guide to Stars and Galaxies
University of Bradford, Bradford, UK
A guide to the stars and galaxies. The guide has been converted from a popular multimedia CDROM (with permission) and is rich in graphics and audio. (nwn)

: Go Media Inc.
Austin, TX, US
We provide graphic design services for both print-based and online venues. Most recently, we've put our friends at Whole Foods Market online. We feature dazzling graphics (that load quickly) created by design professionals and pithy discussions of online design issues. Come see the evolution of our logo and leave a message in our bottle. (nwn)

: The Roslin Institute
Roslin, Midlothian, SCOTLAND, UK
A major centre for research on the molecular and quantitative genetics of farm animals, containing genome databases for pig and chicken, and featuring dynamically generated linkage and cytogenetic maps. The genome workstation provides a convenient gateway to other genome resources. (nwn)

: Boston Professional Alliance
Boston Professional Alliance, Boston, MA, US
The BPA is an organization of gay & lesbian professionals in the Greater Boston area. The web pages offer our latest newsletter, information on how to join our mailing list, and a growing set of hyper-links to resources of value to the gay and lesbian professional community. (nwn)

: Mortal Kombat
London, UK
Dedicated to everything that is Mortal Kombat. There are FAQs for the arcade and all home versions of the game as well as info, news, a picture archive, film information and even a gossip section. (nwn)

: The Washington DC City Pages
1 zer0 Systems, Rockville, MD, US
The largest Internet source of information on Washington, D.C., area-based business and entertainment services. This guide contains information on literally hundreds of services, events, and announcements that are going on in and around the D.C., Maryland, and Virginia area. (nwn)

: ArtServe
Australian National University, Canberra, Australia
Over 3,000 images of classical architecture and sculpture have now joined the existing 5,800 works (dealing with prints as well as architecture and sculpture) on ArtServe. The new images are currently accessible with or without inline thumbnails, 50 records per page, and a database interface to them should be available by Christmas. (nwn)

: Village League Sports
US
Looking for the perfect gift for your sports-lover? Village League Sports has the cap for you. They sell licensed fitted caps for pro and college teams. Their collection features New Era and Pro-Line Traditions, in authentic and original designs. Brought to you by the Branch Online Mall. (nwn)

: IEEE Society on Social Implications of Technology
Raleigh, NC, US
The IEEE SSIT's scope includes such issues as environmental, health and safety impacts of technology, engineering ethics, and social issues related to energy, information technology and telecommunications. The SSIT publishes a quarterly journal, IEEE Technology and Society Magazine, and periodically sponsors The International Symposium on Technology and Society (ISTAS). (nwn)

: Digital Ark
Irenyx Data Group Inc., Courtenay, British Columbia, Canada
Digital Ark is a comprehensive, full-featured Internet service provider located in beautiful Comox Valley, on Vancouver Island's east coast. It is the official sponsor of the 1995 B.C. Winter Games. (nwn)

: Tazz BBS Mexico
Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico
An independent sytem running at the Universidad Vercruzana, Mexico, showing information about the local artistic, scientific and cultural activities. (nwn)

: Internet-Way
Neuilly sur Seine, France
Internet-Way is a full-service Internet access provider in France. Our Web server is comprehensive, primarily oriented toward business and navigating on the Internet, and is offered both in English and in French. (nwn)

: Net Guru Technologies, Inc.
Aurora, IL, US
A leading provider of hands on training in the network and client-server systems areas. We offer courses in high speed networks, ATM, Frame Relay, TCP/IP, Unix internetworking, Novell internetworking, Windows/NT internetworking, client server computing, etc. Get complete details on all classes, including who should attend, course contents and schedules. Register on the Web and get $50 off. (nwn)

: The Internet Congress on Biomedical Science '94
Mie University School of Medicine, Tsu, Mie 514, JP
The world congress will be held on the WWW from December 7 to 17, 1994. One hundred and thirty posters of biomedical researches are exhibited at the congress. We are looking forward to receiving your comments on the posters. (nwn)

: University Hospital
University Hospital, London, Ontario, Canada
We provide general information about University Hospital -- information about its people and programs. Look for more to come in the future! (nwn)

: Sonoma County Wine Country
Sonoma County Wineries Association, Monrovia, CA, US
Global Exposure Network, Inc. (GENinc) announces this online home of the Sonoma County Wineries Association. You will find information about the Sonoma County Wine Country as well as a calendar of events for the Sonoma County Wine and Visitors Center, and many area wineries. (nwn)

: How-To Videos
Lighthouse Productions, US
A large selection of how-to videos for every need at very low prices. Part of the Netcenter. (nwn)

: Andrew II Projects
Computing Services, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, US
Information about the Andrew II series of projects which are replacing much of the distributed computing infrastructure on the Andrew System at Carnegie Mellon University. (nwn)

: Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities
University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA, US
New publications and software, in addition to an ongoing series of research reports. (nwn)

: Single-User, ISDN Router
Ascend Communications, San Mateo, CA, US
On November 7, 1994, Ascend Communications released the industry's highest function ISDN router for under $1,000 -- a new, much lower price for this class of commercial applications. Complete details have been placed on Ascend's Internet Home Pages. (nwn)

: Swiss Scientific Computing Center
Nicole Vecchi, Manno, Ticino, Switzerland
The Swiss Scientific Computing Center, also known as the Centro Svizzero di Calcolo Scientifico (CSCS), is Switzerland's national scientific computing center. CSCS is affiliated with the Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich (ETHZ), and its primary mission is to provide Switzerland with high-performance computing resources and the expertise to exploit these resources. (nwn)

: Cinvestav-IPN at Mexico City
Mexico City, D.F., Mexico
Cinvestav-IPN is an important Mexican institution devoted to research and postgraduate education in all areas of knowledge. The center is formed by 13 academic departments at its main campus, plus 4 provincial units, hosting a population of more than 400 professors plus students and support personnel. Information on its goals and research lines, as well as links to other departmental home pages, newsletters, local bulletins and available online services are provided. (nwn)

: Microwave Telecommunication and Remote Sensing Technology
Delft University, Delft, NL
The laboratory was founded in 1966 as the Microwave Laboratory. The main body of research is in the scope of one of the following projects: microwave components, integrated optics, antennas and propagation, radar systems and radar networking and active microwave remote sensing technology. (nwn)

: CineMedia Site
School of Film and Media, Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia
The CineMedia Site, at Griffith University, has finally arrived on the WWW! (nwn)

: Computer Science Dept., Laval University
Laval University, Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
Information about the department, students, research activities, technical papers and programs offered. (nwn)

: North Carolina Quality Furniture
N.C. Quality Furniture, Hickory, NC, US
Literature and information describing products of 100 manufacturers of name brand furniture from across North Carolina. (nwn)

: Sofcom
Sofcom Distributors, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Home shopping catalogues from many companies. Includes gadgets, wine, environmentally friendly products etc. Also includes information providers, non-profits, and information about Australia such as festivals and tourism. An excellent site for sending Christmas gifts to friends and relatives in Australia. (nwn)

: Todd & Holland - Tea Merchants
River Forest, IL, US
Todd & Holland Tea Merchants are merchants of choice, rare loose leaf teas to serious tea drinkers worldwide. Their approach to the tea business reflects its merchant heritage and its dedication to personalized customer relationships. A listing of their excellent loose leaf teas is online, plus an order form to order direct! Explore their incredible savory and exotic flavors. From the Branch Online Mall. (nwn)

: University Hospital
University Hospital, London, Ontario, Canada
General information about the hospital, its people, and its programs, along with a handy map showing how to get to us, and a searchable email address list. (nwn)

: The Survey Opinion Research Software
Cybernetic Solutions Company, Salt Lake City, UT, US
The Survey opinion or attitude research software for the PC helps create a questionnaire, facilitates data entry or online interviewing, and produces summary reports with proper statistics. (nwn)

: Physiology and Biophysics Department
Univ. of Washington, Seattle, WA, US
The Department of Physiology and Biophysics server contains information about faculty research and graduate student studies and provides a weekly calendar of health science-related research seminars and other events in the department and elsewhere at the University of Washington. Links to other Web servers at the university are also provided. (nwn)

: The Robert O. Anderson Schools of Management
University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico, US
Home page of the University of New Mexico's business schools. Find out the latest news on the schools, their programs and opportunities. Also included are various business/research resources. (nwn)

: 5-D Stereograms
Blue Mountain Arts, US
Stereograms on the World Wide Web! Blue Mountain Arts includes three examples that can be viewed from your Web browser. You can also place orders for 5-D(tm) stereogram prints and books. (nwn)

: Pacific HiTech's WWW Server
Salt Lake City, UT, US
Peruse PHT's on-line art gallery of computer-generated, computer-enhanced, and photographic images; enter your own image in PHT's image contest (and have it displayed in the art gallery!); get information about PHT's CD-ROM titles; or download graphics, Linux, or Macintosh files from PHT's anonymous FTP site. (nwn)

: Waxweb
David Blair/Tom Meyer, Univ. Virginia, Charlottesville, VA, US
Waxweb presents the entire feature film "Wax or the discovery of television among the bees" in English, Japanese, French, and German. Visitors can instantly add true hypertext/media to the site. Thousands of stills, hundreds of audio and video clips. (nwn)

: IDC Government
Falls Church, VA, US
Provides information services on information technology to users and planners in federal, state, and local governments. The server contains information about IDCG, links to government information servers, and more. (nwn)

: Environment Canada - Atlantic Region
Environment Canada, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
A wide variety of regional and national environmental information, including weather, regional and national programs, publications, frequently asked questions, regional experts' phone numbers, publications available to order, and documents covering biodiversity, ecoaction, state of the environment, pollution prevention and regulation. (nwn)

: Griffin Chocolates
San Francisco, CA, US
Griffin Chocolates is now online, displaying their fine chocolates. They are promoting several of their chocolates and truffles, with colorful pictures, pricing, and online ordering capabilities! Griffin Chocolates use only the finest European chocolate and are beautifully wrapped. Perfect for gift-giving year 'round! Brought to you by the Branch Online Mall. (nwn)

: Melges 24: Hottest New One-Design Sailboat
Melges Boatworks, WI, US
Sailors interested in high-performance, one-design boats should check out this homepage, which includes features and specs, plus photos of Melges 24's in action. (nwn)

: Virtual Italy
Ducky Sherwood, US
Virtual Italy provides pointers to information about the country and its regions, cities, currency, language, literature, and culture. (nwn)

: Electronics and Systems Department (DES)
University of La Coruna, La Coruna, Galicia, Spain
General information about the department, including research lines and courses. There's also an interesting virtual visit to our region (Galicia) with pictures, sounds and videos. (nwn)

: Telematrix.Com - World Telecommunications Central
Nyack, NY, US
Telematrix announces the addition of D-Link Systems to our server. Information about D-Link's complete line of networking products as well as a special offer for free ethernet NICs, is also available. (nwn)

: The Faculty of Science - University of Technology, Sydney
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Information on the undergraduate and graduate programs, as well as research profiles and information from various departments and centers. The server is also home to the Sydney homepage, which contains images and information about the city of Sydney. (nwn)

: Mortgage Strategies
US
Save money and lower the term of your mortgage with the Mortgage Savings Program. We will analyze your mortgage for free and show you how much you can save by converting it to a bi-weekly payment schedule. (nwn)

: Goddard Space Flight Center Library
Information Management Division, Greenbelt, MD, US
The hierarchy of the pages is similar to the physical layout of Goddard's library. The pages are new to the web and we would welcome any comments. TIA. :-) The pages are suitable for any graphical WWW browser and should support Lynx quite well too. (nwn)

: Intelligent Market Analytics, Inc.
InfoPlace, San Jose, CA, US
Offering a full range of Expert Systems (AI) software to help investors develop and implement their strategic trading ideas effectively. You can download demos, manuals and software binaries. (nwn)

: OutNOW! Newspaper
San Jose, CA, US
Online version of the biweekly newspaper for Northern California's gay/lesbian/bisexual community and friends. Includes a regional resource guide, Jim Drew's editorial cartoons about current gay issues, and some stories not in the print version. The newspaper neither solicits nor accepts sexually explicit material or advertising. (nwn)

: Alladin's Sailing & Yachting Web Sites
Aladdin, Southampton, England
From Aladdin come two new sites for anyone interested in boats: the first online yacht brokerage up and running from Carl Phillips Yachting, and a general sailing section with items about the Royal Ocean Racing Club, the Royal Yachting Association, the Junior Offshore Group and others. (nwn)

: Bob "Dr. Macintosh" LeVitus Pages
Quadralay Corporation, Austin, Texas, US
Quadralay Corporation is proud to announce Bob "Dr. Macintosh" LeVitus' WWW Pages. Come explore information on your favorite MacWeek/MacUser Editor including demonstration versions of some of his books. (nwn)

: Ames Area Amateur Astronomers
Ames, IA, US
The Ames Area Amateur Astronomers, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational and scientific organization. Our home page serves as a resource our members and to amateur astronomers everywhere. Our new 24-inch f/4 primary mirror will be part of our new remotely-accessible robotic observatory expected to be operational in early 1996. (nwn)

: Puzzle Systems - Softnet Utilities
Internet Direct of Utah, Inc., Salt Lake City, UT, US
If you don't want to waste extra money, but your users demand Netware, use your existing Unix server and emulate Netware 2.12 or 3.11. (nwn)

: The PLab Home Page
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel
Home page of the Programming Lab Course at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, in Israel. The students of the course can find: course information, class material, exercise descriptions, links to important resources. (nwn)

: Rank Xerox Research Centre Web
Grenoble, France and Cambridge, UK
A new research centre with headquarters in Meylan, near Grenoble, France, and research laboratories in Meylan and in Cambridge, UK (formerly EuroPARC). Information currently available online includes projects and people at the Cambridge Lab, and a server providing access to EuroPARC technical reports. (nwn)

: Queen (musical group)
Hamilton, New Zealand
This site is dedicated to the proposition that "Queen" reigns. It includes discographies, guitar tablature, pictures, sounds, and articles about the members of Queen, and as with the rest of the Web, is constantly growing. (nwn)

: StarNine Technologies
Berkeley, CA, US
Information about StarNine's Macintosh e-mail connectivity market. (nwn)

: Hanover College Psychology Department
Hanover, IN, US
The department's home page has moved to this new server. We have our department handbook and Sensation and Perception Tutorials, among other items of interest. (nwn)

: University of Iowa Sailing Club
Iowa City, IA, US
The sailing club is one of the oldest student organizations at the University of Iowa. We are open to the public and we teach for free! (nwn)

: The Irish American Post Online
Ceolas, Stanford, CA, US
The Irish American Post now has an experimental online edition. The Post is the major monthly newspaper serving the Irish American community in the US midwest with local and international news. This online edition is a collaboration between the Post and the Ceolas celtic music archive. (nwn)

: Gourmet Coffee
Goodson Brothers', Knoxville, TN, US
Cafe Gourmet coffees bring coffee salon atmosphere into your home, and the Goodson family brings almost a century of experience in coffee roasting and cupping to our specialty coffees. Our relationships with coffee estates worldwide and leading importers enable us to procure the most exotic bean selections available. We've collected our finest specialty coffees into a gift package, and hope you will come visit us and take a look. (nwn)

: The Fragrance Source
US
View over 60 fragrances for men and women, and order direct from your screen. All fragrances are discounted, and include such popular fragrances as Anne Klein, Halston, Guess, Grey Flannel, Joop and more. Brought to you by the Branch Online Mall. (nwn)

: Who's On-line
International Centre for Theoretical Physics, Trieste, Italy
A collective experiment towards a non-commercial, decentralized hyperbiographical database of people on the Internet. (nwn)

: Alchemy Mindworks Inc.
Beeton, Ontario, Canada
Offering some of the most popular PC DOS- and Windows-based graphics applications. Shareware demonstration versions can be downloaded directly. The page also includes a complete list of technical books by Steven William Rimmer, including Planet Internet, Bitmapped Graphics and Corel Draw It, as well as references to his fiction. (nwn)

: Mirical Corporation
Colorado Springs, CO, US
Enhanced Data Technology in conjunction with Mirical Corporation is pleased to introduce EnhancedView for Windows, the easy way to add photos and graphics to your system. EnhancedView is a new type of photographic management system that includes integrated image capture from video cameras or scanners, image compression, a custom report writer/publisher, and a powerful database. (nwn)

: Home Business Review
The Ad Box Network, Round Rock, TX, US
A monthly publication for people who own or are thinking of starting a home based business. Presented by The Ad Box Network. (nwn)

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: Waterford Regional Technical College
Waterford, IE
Information about the various departments, the courses offered, and other details. Also contains information available Waterford city & events in the local area. (nwn)

: The Official Seattle Mariners Web
Semaphore Internet Services Corporation, Seattle, WA, US
The official Seattle Mariners Web is brought to you by Semaphore Internet Services Corporation. Stop by for up to date Mariners info, news, and spring training. (nwn)

: Jobs Online
C.E. Publications, Kirkland, WA, US
The best source of temporary technical job opportunities, with more contract jobs listed than any other publication of its kind in the world. If you're new to job shopping, check out Contract Employment Defined. (nwn)

: Speakers On-line
Star Bolt, Inc., Potomac, MD, US
The first Internet catalogue of speakers and entertainers for the meeting and conference industry. When you begin planning your next meeting or conference, look to Speakers On-line for the perfect person to fill your agenda. (nwn)

: Dickens Data Systems
Atlanta, GA, US
Dickens Data Systems provides quality products and services for the Unix marketplace. We play many roles in the Unix market: manufacturer, systems integrator, technology educator, software developer, and master distributer. Come visit our home page, and you'll see why Dickens Data Systems is the leading remarketer of AIX systems world-wide. (nwn)

: Siskind and Susser, U.S. Immigration and Nationality Law
Nashville, TN, US
Gregory Siskind and Lynn Susser practice exclusively in the area of U.S. immigration and nationality law, regularly assisting clients throughout the United States and across the world. Visit their home page to learn more about their practice, see their free newsletter on immigration law, and read their detailed question-and-answer document explaining how to enter the U.S. Green Card lottery. (nwn)

: GE Products and Services
GE Business Information Center, Albany, NY, US
When you need buying, technical or specifying information, we'll quickly link you with an appropriate specialist in one of GE's 12 major businesses or with a sales or distribution center. Just send e-mail to geinfo@www.ge.com. (nwn)

: New WWW T-shirts
TriNet Services, Cary, NC, US
WWW T-shirts available from artCentric. The perfect gift to buy through the web for your favorite web walker! Web page service provided by TriNet Services. (nwn)

: The Alpine Club of Canada
Canmore, Alberta, Canada
Founded in 1906, the Alpine Club of Canada (ACC), Canada's national mountaineering association, is looking forward to the 21'st century. Information regarding membership, climbing locations, etc. is available here, along with an alpine hut database and information on local chapters. (nwn)

: Elsevier Science
Reed Elsevier, Amsterdam, NE
The scientific communications branch of Reed Elsevier provides the Internet Catalogue of Journals and Books, information about TULIP, the University Licensing Program, the proceedings of the WWW'94 Conference (May '94, Geneva), and a number of current awareness services on diverse areas of science. (nwn)

: BTG Technology Systems (Formerly BDS) GSA Schedule
BTG Incorporated, Vienna, VA, US
The Federal Government and state and local governments may purchase computer-related equipment and services through BTG GSA contracts. This catalog allows users to search a database of more than 15,000 hardware and software products related to LAN, WAN, UNIX, storage and imaging solutions. BTG Technology Systems represents over 200 vendors, such as Novell, Intel, Digital Equipment Corp., Sun Microsystems, IBM. (nwn)

: CyberDyne CS Ltd
London, United Kingdom
A small, but hopefully expanding, collection of links to sources of job opportunities of all types from across the globe. Also contains links to three of the most well known WWW search engines, plus other useful pointers. (nwn)

: Society of Women Engineers
New York, NY, US
A non-profit organization that stimulates women to achieve full potential as engineers and leaders. SWE expands the image of the engineering profession as a positive force in improving the quality of life and demonstrates the value of diversity. (nwn)

: Model Evaluation Consortium for Climate Assessment
Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA, US
Initial research results including graphical analyses and text discussions of model intercomparisons, as well as various impacts assessments. The Web site also contains graphical outputs from a series of regional climate simulations commissioned by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). The MECCA home page is sponsored by the Electric Power Research Institute. (nwn)

: The Online Knitting Magazine
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Information for knitters and spinners. Extensive lists of stores and suppliers in the US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, and Australia; lists of knitting and spinning books; links to other online resources; reviews of knitting software; a FAQ about spinning wheels; a few patterns; and more. The page is administered by Emily Way. (nwn)

: Intel Scalable Systems Division
Beaverton, OR, US
Intel Scalable Systems Division (SSD) is best known for its Paragon(tm) Supercomputer products. In addition to the Paragon System, Intel SSD provides other scalable server building blocks to the computer industry, including those designed for Enterprise class servers and Interactive Multimedia servers. (nwn)

: Sam's Wine Warehouse
The Ravenna Consortium, Chicago, IL, US
Already catering to the worldwide market of wine connoisseurs, Sam's Wine Warehouse has extended their storefront to the World Wide Web. Using forms and your credit card, you can send your order to Sam's for immediate processing. Every two months, Sam's publishes a newsletter highlighting selected wines and other liquors, in addition to providing in-depth articles. (nwn)

: The OSU Department of Art Home Page
The Advanced Computing Center for the Arts and Design, OH, US
The Ohio State University Department of Art home page has recently been updated with a cool new 3-D graphic hyperlink interface. It is currently under construction. Graduate program and application information, student and faculty artwork, gallery schedules, and links to other Web sites both within and external to OSU are planned. (nwn)

: ThinWhiteLine
BrainThrust Productions, Pittsburgh, PA, US
Dedicated to the promotion of Pittsburgh's longest running alternative band. The site contains song clips, graphics, reviews, and herbal medicine. (nwn)

: Analysys Ltd.
Cambridge, UK
Provides information about Analysys Ltd., Europe's Consultants in Telecommunications, our publications, services and software. We host the Comms & Telecoms section of the Virtual Library, and the EC RACE programme and TeleServ project home pages. (nwn)

: Digitized Image Archives System (DIAS)
Wageningen Agricultural University, Wageningen, NL
DIAS was developed by the Information and Datacommunications department to allow the university to submit (parts) of its slide collections to the internet. DIAS uses Interbase as its searchable database engine, and all images are stored in JPEG format. Currently the database contains a sample collection introducing various aspects of the University: history, student life, buildings, research, and more. (nwn)

: Operanetta (the first online opera)
YAV b.v YAV, Haarlem, Netherlands
On December 1, 1994, Christopher Yavelow, award-winning composer and author, launched his opera Countdown into cyberspace. Countdown was commissioned by the Boston Lyric Opera Company and went on to win first prize in the Virginia Opera Society's "New One-Act Operas" competition. Program notes, libretto, and a complete audio recording are available on this page. (nwn)

: Your MoM
New York, NY, US
Your MoM is pleased to announce the release of its December issue. For fun and laughs and excitement, check it out. (nwn)

: Apartment Relocation Service
ASK Real Estate Information Services, Silver Spring, MD, US
Need an apartment? Save time searching by using our free service. As of December 1, metropolitan areas available included Atlanta, Baltimore, Detroit, Fayetteville (NC), Greensboro (NC), Philadelphia, Raleigh, Richmond, Washington (DC), and Wilmington (NC). We'll be adding more cities soon. (nwn)

: DNA To Dinosaurs
Field Museum of Natural History, Univ. of Illinois, Chicago, IL
Come experience the exhibit that was millions of years in the making! DNA To Dinosaurs, an online exhibit featuring audio, video, animation and dinosaurs! (nwn)

: International Soccer Results Server
Bob Pack & Kenn Gaither, Pittsburgh, PA, US
Do you like soccer? Are you away from your home country and starving for information from home? We have attempted to bring you a soccer server that contains results from all over the world (50 countries to date). Connect and be quickly reminded that soccer is indeed a worldwide game. (nwn)

: Street Cents Online
Cochran Interactive Incorporated, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Street Cents Online is a new WWW site to help teenagers be tough consumers. Different products and services are evaluated every week and added to the site, drawing on the research of the award-winning Canadian TV series. Visitors can also join a discussion group about teenage consumer issues/experiences, participate in research projects through an online questionnaire, and have a chance to win a Street Cents T-Shirt. (nwn)

: NetCenter
Lighthouse Productions, US
Links to thousands of other very useful places such as the new Movie Center, the Dating Center, How-To Videos, Special Gift Items, the Official Roadmap to the Information Superhighway, the Electronic Bookstore, the Netcenter Mall, Comedy Center and much much more. Come and let us be the hub of your universe! (nwn)

: Tech Image
Palatine, IL, US
A marketing communications and public relation firm serving OEMs in the computer hardware, software, interactive and telecom markets. Capabilities include traditional and electronic public relations, marketing support, collateral development and multimedia presentations. Tech Image clients include Ameritech, Baxter Healthcare Corp., the Interactive Multimedia Association, Optibase and VCON. (nwn)

: Mercyhurst College
Erie, PA, US
Information about Mercyhurst College's campus and programs, and information of interest to the community and the city of Erie. Links are provided to information in the areas of physics, astronomy, and science in general. (nwn)

: Cinenet Communications
Santa Monica, CA, US
Cinenet Communications is a commercial WWW publisher and provider serving the entertainment community. Check out our latest page, featuring music and images from the band Green Jelly; GWEB , a non-profit zine on Computer Graphics; and an interview with Carl Rosendahl of Pacific Data Images. (nwn)

: 1995 Farm Bill Extension Papers
IANR, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE, US
Agricultural economists from many of the land grant universities in the US have prepared thirty-two leaflets related to the 1995 farm bill. These leaflets provide an extensive amount of background and analysis of current issues that will be debated as the legislation is formalized. (nwn)

: Networked Resources for Fire Protection
National Assoc. of Fire Equipment Distributors, Chicago, IL, US
NAFED, the National Association of Fire Equipment Distributors, announces the publication of its WWW Home Page for the Fire Protection Industry, featuring links to other online fire protection resources and a library of downloadable publications. (nwn)

: Finite Systems Consulting Online Information Service
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Finite Systems Consulting provides its corporate clients with a broad range of Internet-related services, including connectivity, training, security, and publishing services. Their server contains information on all of FSC's services, including nwn)

: ACM SIGAda
ACM Special Interest Group on the Ada programming language
Information on the SIGAda organization, including the many different working groups within SIGAda. You'll find information on topics such as bindings, software standards, reuse, performance issues, artificial intelligance, and Ada, just to name a few. (nwn)

: Schizographics
Seattle, WA, US
We offer Web document authoring, graphics design, and illustration. Internet friendly. (nwn)

: Santa's North Pole WorkShop
North Pole Productions, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Santa's North Pole Workshop is now online. Children the world over may receive a message from Santa, his elves or his reindeer. The weather report for the North Pole is also available. Children may also send letter to Santa via santa@northpole.net. All letters will receive a response. (nwn)

: Diana Kane and Co.
TAG Systems, Inc., New York, NY, US
The TAG Online Mall presents the unique jewelry collection of Diana Kane & Co. See her new crystal collection , gold Balinese necklaces , sterling silver collection, and much more. Great for holidays and occasions! (nwn)

: Kwanzaa Information Center
New Perspective Technologies, Norfolk, VA, US
The Kwanzaa Information Center, from the MelaNet Information and Communications Network, provides information concerning Kwanzaa, the African-American holiday, including symbols, principals, and a schedule for Kwanzaa celebration. (nwn)

: Forrest Gump Page
Phoenix, AZ, US
The Web is like a box of chocolates -- you never know what you're going to get. If you are interested in getting some pictures, sounds, or movies on Forrest Gump, then stop by! (nwn)

: Annamalai University
Austin, TX, US
This homepage is dedicated to provide information on/about Annamalai University, one of the finest educational institutions in South India. The page has information on the university and its programs, an alumni mailing list, and alumni addresses. (nwn)

: ORCA Internet Information Service
Office of Ocean Resources Conservation, Silver Spring, MD, US
NOAA's Office of Ocean Resources Conservation and Assessments (ORCA) provides coastal and ocean decisionmakers with comprehensive scientific information on the resources of the nation's coasts, oceans, and estuaries. Clients can use selection criteria to browse our list of offerings and email requests for information, ordering, and downloading. (nwn)

: Legal Care for Your Software
Island Graphics Corporation, San Rafael, CA, US
Island Graphics brings you the online version of the book by Daniel Remer and Robert Dunaway. All thirteen chapters of the software industry's definitive book on software protection law are now available online and can be browsed using any of the popular Web browsers. The expanded table of contents and all footnotes have been fully hypertext linked. (nwn)

: Net Sweats & Tees
InterConnect West, Salt Lake City, UT, US
Sweatshirts and tees with themes for Internet enthusiasts, alpine skiers, and "dual-sport" athletes (net-surfers & skiers). This is the only place on the Internet that you'll find these designs. The site also contains weather links, resort background info, information phone numbers, and links to other interesting and useful Internet ski sites. (nwn)

: CDnow! The Internet Music Store
Philadelphia, PA, US
The Internet Music Store has added 6,000 import titles to its catalog of over 100,000 domestic music titles, making it the world's largest music store. CDnow! features innovative "Music of the World" point-and-click world maps courtesy of the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, free electronic magazines, artist biographies, and album reviews and ratings. (nwn)

: Vitarbor Graphics-Family Trees
Beaverton, OR, US
Vitarbor Graphics creates beautiful color family trees from your genealogical information. You can customize your family tree by selecting from several different backgrounds, family nameplates, and individual boxes. If you're proud of (or amazed by) your family, check Vitarbor out. Show and share your family with pride! (nwn)

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: Ontario Telepresence Project
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
The Ontario Telepresence Project is a multi-disciplinary university-industry research consortium conducting advanced research in Computer Supported Collaborative Work (CSCW). Our home page features photos, research papers and biographies of our researchers and collaborating firms. Cool Feature: See an up-to-the-minute view of the University of Toronto campus and our staff at work in their offices by browsing the home pages of our researchers. (nwn)

: Citizen Poke
Amherst College, Amherst, MA, US
We invite you to come check out Citizen Poke: Comedy with Wallop, a bi-weekly publication in search of the new voice of American comedy. Please pass on this link to all your friends as well as to other colleges. Say yes to Citizen Poke, and say yes to a whole lot more! (nwn)

: Australian Department of Finance Gopher
Department of Finance & National Library, Australia
Abstracts of recently published IT policy guidelines. Titles include: Developing a Business Driven IT Strategy, Value for your IT Dollar, Management of Electronic Documents, and a Review of Financial Management Information Systems. (nwn)

: Center for Global and Regional Environmental Research
Univ. of Iowa, Iowa City, IA, US
The University of Iowa's Center for Global and Regional Environmental Research (CGRER) promotes interdisciplinary research efforts focusing on the multiple aspects of global environmental change. Center membership is composed of interested faculty members at any of Iowa's colleges and universities. (nwn)

: Dept. of Industrial Engineering and Operations Research
Systems Integration Laboratory, U.C. Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, US
Information relating to Industrial Engineering and Operations Research, the department's two closely related professions concerned with the efficient operation of complex systems. (nwn)

: SURF II
National Institute of Standards and Technology, US
The Synchrotron Ultraviolet Radiation Facility home page describes extreme ultraviolet research and calibration activities in the Physics Laboratory of the National Institute of Standards and Technology. (nwn)

: Dinosaurs!
TAG Systems, Inc., Seattle, WA, US
The Jurassic Period has come to the Internet. You have to see these cool dinosaurs. They are big and large like the real creatures. (nwn)

: Atlanta Business Information Network
PeachWeb, Atlanta, GA, US
The growing Web base for Atlanta business and other Internet surfers. The Web pages contain a mixture of Atlanta information combined with selected categories of pointers to particularly interesting WWW servers. An electronic business index provides a listing of Atlanta business home pages (available free to businesses in Atlanta). (nwn)

: Arztec Computer Resources, Inc.
Arztec Computer Resources, Inc., Overland Park, KS, US
We are a diversified high tech distribution company whose primary focus is the import of computer components and supplies. Through our international contacts, we provide you with incredible savings. Check out our catalog online and place your order now! (nwn)

: DIVA (Digital Images for the Visual Arts) Project
Monash University, Australia
Over 400 images of art, architecture, performance art and landscape design as well as information on the Monash University Art Collection, studying the visual arts at Monash University, art galleries and museums in Melbourne and links to Internet resources for the visual arts. (nwn)

: Instantaneous Transformation with Ariel and Shya Kane
TAG Systems, Inc., New York, NY, US
The TAG Online Mall presents Instantaneous Transformation with Ariel & Shya Kane . an exciting exploration which opens the door to living in the moment. The Kanes, whose column In The Moment has been published in magazines internationally and across the United States, lead popular workshops worldwide for thousands of people. Topics covered include dieting, self esteem, happiness, goals and creativity, and more. Send in your own questions! (nwn)

: The Purdue University Writing Lab
West Lafayette, IN, US
The one-stop center for all your writing and research needs on the Internet, whether it's English grammar and usage, MLA or APA citation formats, English as a Second Language, strategies for writing research papers, or even tips for creating a valuable resume. Not sure how to start your own research on the Net? Check out our hundreds of starting points on the Web, Gopherspace and elsewhere. (nwn)

: Refractions Magazine
Flagstaff, AZ, US
Links to old issues of the magazine, the Refractions Magreader (used to view the magazine), and other items of interest. To subscribe to Refractions, simply send email to subs@refractions.com with the subject "subscribe" and you will be added to the list. If you have any questions or comments about the site, please send email to bes@refractions.com. (nwn)

: Univ. of Minn. Dept. of Physiology and Neuroscience
University of Minnesota, MN, US
Information on faculty research interests, current projects, topics of interest & seminars, the graduate program in neuroscience, and more. (nwn)

: PeachWeb
PeachWeb, Atlanta, GA, USA
An Atlanta-based information management company specializing in providing services for Atlanta and the Southeastern United States. The PeachWeb team has over 40 years of combined experience building and operating LAN based, interconnected business information systems. (nwn)

: Utah's X96 (KXRK - FM)
Internet Direct, UT, US
Utah's #1 Alternative Rock Station is online, with current standings, upcoming events, and miscellaneous information as only X96 can do it. (nwn)

: Kevin Savetz's Page o' Internet Stuff
Northcoast Internet, Eureka, CA, US
Internet journalist and FAQ publisher Kevin Savetz has set up a home page featuring all of his FAQs (including the Unofficial Internet Booklist and the Internet Press), a bunch of published articles, and information about his book, Your Internet Consultant - the FAQs of Life Online. (nwn)

: Dial-A-Book, Inc.
New York, NY, US
ChapterOne lets you browse excerpts from eleven versions of the Bible, including authorized texts of major Christian denominations and popular versions. It offers 42 different editions for Christmas giving via online purchasing and UPS delivery. Computer and chess books also available for browsing and purchase. On request, gift cards will be sent. (nwn)

: Global Innovations
InterConnect West, Salt Lake City, UT, US
Global Innovations is a novelty products distributor built by Internet users. We place unique and hard-to-find products online based on the input of our patrons. This is your store; please let us know what you would like to see on the shelf. (nwn)

: Les Vignerons, Inc (The WineMakers)
TAG Systems, Inc., New Hope, PA, US
Les Vignerons Inc. (The WineMakers) has premium, award-winning wines complete with personal inscription or business logo for any special occasion. Offered are a variety of wines , wonderful holiday gift baskets and bridal specials. (nwn)

: City Of Tribes
Sin-Wave, US
Underground dance music and world music. Current albums and song samples are available including Alien Dreamtime featuring Terence McKenna and Space Time Continuum. (nwn)

: POSC (Petrotechnical Open Software Corporation)
Houston, TX, US
The oil and gas industry worldwide is cooperating to develop technical computing standards to enable integration of business processes. POSC is the not-for-profit membership corporation in charge of the development and promotion of these standards. (nwn)

: HighTech Mart
Lighthouse Productions, US
Come and visit us for the lowest prices on IBM compatible computer equipment. We have the best for less. Satisfaction guaranteed. If you find lower prices and quality as high as ours, we'll stand on our heads and sing, Yankee, Doodle Dandy for 24 hours. Don't upgrade until you get our prices! (nwn)

: Sony Music Online
Sony Music Entertainment, New York, NY, US
Sony Music Online provides the Net community with the latest information on Columbia, Epic, and other associated labels. In addition to comprehensive artist information, we also provide current tour schedules, new releases schedules, our entire catalog, contests, sound clips, and our special feature section, WireTap. (nwn)

: DefenseLINK
OSD/PA, Alexandria, VA, US
DefenseLINK is a service of the Public Affairs Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD/PA), in cooperation with The Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC). DefenseLINK makes DoD News Releases available on the Internet within 20 minutes of their release at the Pentagon. The press release announcing DefenseLINK is an example of the type of information available. (nwn)

: Alternative-X
Boulder, CO, US
An electronic publishing network specializing in Generation-X/Avant-Pop fiction, Interzone columns from Alt-X correspondents all around the world, interviews with some of the world's foremost writers/thinkers, reviews, and more. Upcoming projects include BIBLIOTECA (original electronic publications of fiction and poetry), a book of essays on emerging art forms and a full-fledged electronic book review. (nwn)

: TheWorld(TM)
WorldWide Net Inc., Seattle, WA, US
TheWorld(TM) has everything for everybody. Over 5000 links are categorized under hundreds of subjects in a hierarchial structure, and more are added daily. TheWorld strives to provide the ultimate starting point for Internet exploration, and also hosts many commercial interests with interactive catalogues, reservation systems, and online sales forms. Coming soon is the world's first HTML Online Travel Reservation System. (nwn)

: The Technology Reinvestment Project
US
Publicly released Technology Reinvestment Project (TRP) documents, slides, statistics, and presentations. No source selection, restricted, proprietary, classified, or other sensitive information is hosted on the system. (nwn)

: Metaphysical Review
Department of Physics, UNH, Durham, NH, US
Metaphysical Review is an electronic journal of essays related to the various problems in physics, ranging from (but not limted to) underlying causes to science and modern society. (nwn)

: Brian's Page
Streams Online Media Development, Chicago, IL, US
Brian is back in Chicago, and now available on the Web. He has touched many people. Let him touch you. (nwn)

: Top 20 Comet Shoemaker-Levy Images
Jet Propulsion Lab, Pasadena, CA, US
The top 20 most popular images of the collision between Comet Shoemaker-Levy and Jupiter is now available at JPL. The list was determined by the number of accesses to the JPL Comet Shoemaker-Levy home page in July 1994. [PICK OF THE WEEK] (nwn)

: The Kelsey On-Line
Kelsey Museum of Archaeology, U. Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, US
Highlights from the Kelsey On-Line Web pages include selections from the Greek, Roman, and Egyptian galleries as well as material from the Egyptian site of Karanis. (nwn)

: Internet Restaurant Guide
Future Access, US
Our goal is to provide the Internet community with access to one of the most comprehensive restaurant databases available anywhere. Currently we have listings for over 240,000 restaurants. Users of the service may post their own personal reviews of restaurants as well as reading the reviews others have posted. A service of Future Access in association with super.hwy.com. (nwn)

: National Network of Libraries of Medicine (NN/LM)
Seattle, WA, US
Over 4000 health science libraries providing biomedical information to healthcare professionals through local health science libraries and a network of eight Regional Medical Libraries (RMLs). Current exhibits include an archive of JCAHO Survey Reports, messages from medical librarians who have been visited by JCAHO survey teams and From Bench to Bedside: Research and Testing of Internet Resources in Community Hospital Libraries. (nwn)

: Nashville Network Country Music Server
Mike Blanche at Cambridge University, Cambridge, UK
The Nashville Network (not to be confused with TNN) is the biggest and best server on the 'net to find resources related to country music. Whether it's lyrics, pictures or sounds, the Nashville Network has them all. (nwn)

: SUCCEED Engineering Visual Database
Educational Technologies, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, US
This collection of over 800 engineering images is part of an ongoing project sponsored by the National Science Foundation under a grant to the Southeastern University and College Coalition for Engineering Education, to provide a source of visual materials. (nwn)

: The Mansfield Cybrarian
Mansfield University Libraries, Mansfield, PA, US
This page is intended to organize and filter the best of the World Wide Web as determined by our faculty and student needs. As such, it is oriented toward the needs of the average small university. We also offer a Hot and Cool section that tries to identify some of the most exciting developments on the Web for that week. We intend to update this page every week with a team of cybersurfing students and librarians. Comments welcome. (nwn)

: SoftNet
Internet Direct, UT, US
A great product for those who need to use their Unix server as a Novell server. (nwn)

: Web World Conference and Exposition
DCI, Southborough, MA, US
To be held January 30-February 1, 1995 in Orlando, FL and again April 19-21, 1995 in Santa Clara, CA, this conference brings together corporate users, developers, and providers of Web technology, and provides the tools you need to give your business a competitive advantage. (nwn)

: Floathe Johnson High-Tech Advertising
US
Find out about effective marketing for technology companies. You can get details on the advertising, public relations, new media and TechnoBranding services that Floathe Johnson offers to help make its clients more successful. (nwn)

: Physics at ANU
Australian National University, Canberra, Australia
Physics at Australian National University. Research and teaching, including quicktime movies used in physics teaching, archive for Quantum Optics Newsletter. (nwn)

: The Shaw Festival
Ontario, Canada
The Shaw Festival is the second-largest theatre company in North America, and the only company that specializes in plays written during Bernard Shaw's lifetime (1856-1950). Located in scenic Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, one of the capitals of the old Empire, we entertain and we enlighten. Be careful - once you've seen a play at The Shaw it's difficult not to keep coming back year after year. Brought to you by CyberPlex Interactive Media (nwn)

: Persimmon IT, Inc.
Morrisville, NC, US
We have moved to new offices in North Carolina. During the move, our network address changed. Due to circumstances beyond our control, our WWW servers were unavailable for about two weeks, including the list and map of South Carolina WWW servers, and the list and map of North Carolina WWW servers. We apologize for any inconvenience caused during our move and transition to higher bandwidth connections. (nwn)

: British Columbia Tourism, Culture and Business Server
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
The British Columbia Ministry of Small Business, Tourism and Culture sponsors this server of tourism, culture and business information pertinent to BC. (nwn)

: Online Computer Market Grand Opening
Online Computer Market, Inc., Southborough, MA, US
Offering four diverse, robust and integrated tools to enable corporate buyers and sellers of computer products and services to successfully interact and do business over the Internet. Two services, Online Pages and PC Advisor are ready for immediate delivery with two additional services, Power Buyer and Online Expo, to be rolled out in December and January, respectively. We invite you to visit our home page. (nwn)

: The Games Domain
Dave Stanworth, Birmingham, UK
The largest site for games related information on the Internet. With over 250 links to various FAQs, walkthroughs, home pages, FTP sites, information lists, magazines (including the WWW editions of GameBytes Magazine), and much more. There are full search facilities, and the site is updated regularly. With over 500,000 requests a month, there must be something good about it! (nwn)

: Carlos' Coloring Book
University of Illinois, Champaign, IL, US
Utilizes forms, imagemaps, and online graphics processing. Using a graphical browser, the user can select a picture and interactively color it. Pictures can be downloaded in GIF or PostScript format for safekeeping. (nwn)

: Volvo Cars
Sin-Wave, US
Information on the new 1995 models. Volvo stresses safety and performance. This site also contains a list of regional North American dealers online (nwn)

: Delft University Faculty of Electrical Engineering
Delft University of the Netherlands, NL
The Delft University of Technology in The Netherlands sponsors this page, where information about the research laboratories and working groups of the faculty can be found. Examples include the Laboratory for Telecommunication and Remote Sensing Technology and the International Research Centre for Telecommunication-Transmission and Radar. (nwn)

: Conari Books
Sin-Wave, US
A list of current books emphasizing kindness, self-help, and children's books. (nwn)

: Tulsa, Oklahoma
WilTel, Tulsa, OK
A city born of pioneer adventure, raised in a spirit of enterprise, and blessed with cultural diversity and natural beauty, Tulsa was built for the modern world. Indians, settlers, wildcatters and oil barons contributed to its history and culture. There is so much to do and see in Tulsa; we invite you to take it all in. (nwn)

: Polly Klaas Foundation
Northcoast Internet, Eureka, CA, US
Information from the Polly Klaas Foundation, provided by Northcoast Internet. The Polly Klaas Foundation is an organization dedicated to finding missing children. This web site offers information about and pictures of missing kids, and is updated regularly. (nwn)

: TelTECH Computer Consulting
Palm Bay, FL, US
Located near Kennedy Space Center in Florida, TelTECH serves as the Space Coast's Internet information & application specialist. "Anywhere. Anytime." (nwn)

: Redwood Country Unlimited
Northcoast Internet, Eureka, CA, US
Information about the North Coast of California, presented by Northcoast Internet. More than just another "cybermall", Redwood Country Unlimited features tourism information, a catalog of products and services from the North Coast, a variety of local periodicals, maps of the area, as well as art and culture information. (nwn)

: Department of Physics, McGill University
McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
This server contains general information about the department and its research groups. We have also included application information for prospective students. Of more general interest may be our collection of physics servers. (nwn)

: Ascend Communications, Inc.
The Electronic Pen, Inc., San Mateo, CA, US
On November 7, 1994, Ascend Communications released an ISDN router designed specifically for the telecommuter and Internet user. The Pipeline 50 HX delivers high speed (up to 512 Kbps) access to remote corporate networks and to public networks, including the Internet. Complete details have been placed on new pages linked from Ascend's Web page. You will find a product description of the Pipeline 50 HX, including a photo and complete technical specs. (nwn)

: NETworth: The Internet Resource for Individual Investors
GALT Technologies, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA, US
A comprensive searchable database of information on over 4500 mutual funds. FUNDprofiles are supplied by Morningstar, Inc. NETworth also allows you to check and track daily mutual fund net asset values direct from NASDAQ via a dedicated S&P ComStock data feed. NETworth is free to registered users. (nwn)

: The World Wide Web Aerospace Business Development Center
The Tenagra Corporation, Houston, TX, US
From this center, Internet users can access, procurement information at NASA field centers, solicitations from NASA and other government agencies and information from the General Services Administration and the Small Business Administration. Developed by The Tenagra Corporation, a member of the NASA Johnson Technology Commercialization Center. (nwn)

: Columbia Public Schools
Columbia Public Schools, Columbia, MO, US
The Columbia (Missouri) Public Schools, the "most wired" school district in Missouri with 17 schools currently on the Net, presents its Web pages, featuring student work, information about central Missouri goings on, and pointers to other pages of interest to K-12 schools. (nwn)

: Club Med
Sin-Wave, US
Information on various Club Med vacation resorts. Club Med has special offers on various vacation spots in Mexico and the Caribbean for singles, couples, and families. (nwn)

: Knowledge Plus Multimedia Publishing
US
Our new server highlights several examples of our work in the electronic publishing field. It contains a profile of Knowledge Plus and a sample of unique publications, spanning diverse topics in the fields of investment, economic development, tourism, and sport. (nwn)

: Farmer to Farmer
Sin-Wave, US
A journal focusing on various ways that modern agriculture can produce organic products and maintain a chemical-free farm. (nwn)

: Defense Technical Information Web
Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC), Alexandria, VA, US
A starting point for accessing Dept. of Defense information, including the new DTIC Home Page, the Department of Defense Information Analysis Center Hub Page and a host of other DTIC developed information sources. (nwn)

: U. of Wash. Physiology and Biophysics Dept.
University of Washington, Seattle, WA, US
Information concerning the faculty and staff of this department and its graduate research program. A weekly calendar of seminars and other events at the School of Medicine of the University of Washington is also available. (nwn)

: STAT-USA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce, Washington, D.C., US
An information service providing economic, business, social, and environmental data produced by more than 50 federal sources. Topics include basic export information, trade opportunities, overseas contacts, economic trends, and much more. (nwn)

: Abyssinia CyberSpace Gateway
US
A resource that provides Web connections and a variety of info on Abyssinian regional interest. The ACG also houses the homepage for the new Ethiopic Emacs -the only workstation-based editor for Fidel, the enchanting and beautiful script of Eritrea and Ethiopia. (nwn)

: C.A.R.E. -- Companion Animal Rescue Effort
Campbell, CA, US
Dedicated to making Santa Clara County a better place for animals, we place homeless animals into safe and loving homes. All our companion animals go into the community spayed or neutered (except for the smallest of puppies and kittens). We also offer phone support for adopters, obedience classes, and grooming clinics for cats and dogs. (nwn)

: InterText
MacUser Magazine, US
The latest issue of InterText magazine, an electronic fiction magazine in its fourth year of publication, is now available on the etext.org electronic text archive site. (nwn)

: Participants List for 2nd WWW Conference Fall '94
OSF Research Institute, Cambridge, MA, US
Participants list for the Second International WWW Conference Fall '94. We apologize for the delay which was due mainly to performance problems with our external server platform being unable to deliver the goods in a timely manner. We are now using a DEC OSF/1 v2.0 Alpha platform running an NCSA 1.3 server. (nwn)

: Schoolkids' Records
Ann Arbor, MI, US
Located in downtown Ann Arbor, Schoolkids' Records is comprised of three distinctive stores: SKR Classical, The Annex, and The Main Store, as well as an independent label. On our WWW, FTP and email servers, you'll find loads or reviews, staff recommendations, sample clips, photos and several electronic newsletters to which you can freely subscribe. (nwn)

: Atlantic Geoscience Centre
Atlantic Geoscience Centre, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada
The Atlantic Geoscience Centre, a division of the Geological Survey of Canada, is the principal marine geoscience facility in Canada. We have a team of over 100 specialists in marine and petroleum geology, geophysics, geochemistry, and geotechnology, with specific concentration on Canada's coastal and offshore landmass. (nwn)

: WEB X - Alternative Rock Radio
Acme Broadcasting, Corp., Salt Lake City, UT, US
Utah's #1 Alternative Rock Radio (KXRK) is proud to announce WEB X, with everything the alternative rock enthusiast wants. (nwn)

: The North Pole
Elfmaster, The North Pole, State of Peace and Happiness, Arctic
The North Pole is once again open for business. You can send mail to Santa, talk to the elves, decorate your digital tree, and do lots of other activities full of Christmas Cheer! (nwn)

: Bill's Lighthouse Getaway
University of Tennessee Libraries, Knoxville, TN
Version 2 of Bill's Lighthouse Getaway has been completely revised and greatly expanded, with over 40 lights plus, other info for the lighthouse fanatic. (nwn)

: Systems Integration Laboratory
University of California, Berkeley, CA, US
Information on the research and educational laboratory in the Department of Industrial Engineering and Operations Research (IEOR) at the University of California at Berkeley, including an overview and links to other related sites at UCB and elsewhere. (nwn)

: Human Studies Facility and Environmental Chamber
Research Triangle Institute (RTI), Research Triangle Park, NC, US
RTI's Human Studies Facility can be used by your organization to evaluate human responses to stress. The HSF home page presents laboratory and environmental chamber specifications and performance, physiological and other instrumentation, research project summaries, and research staff and collaborator profiles. RTI, an independent contract research organization, can provide a full range of services that includes designing studies, recruiting and screening subjects, and more. (nwn)

: Kalendarized Keepsakes
ImageMaker, Flagstaff, AZ, US
Create your own calendar(s) with photos of your children, vacation, pets, business events and more. Send 1-12 pictures, any size, color or quality. (nwn)

: CyberWebCommunications
CyberWebCommunications, Munich, Germany
Real estate listings for Germany. We offer everything from a beautiful country house to a hi-tech office building. Search by location and purpose of property. We will soon be providing information about student-homes at all major campuses. Also included are links to other real estate services on the web. All information is provided bilingually. (nwn)

: BBN/Patterns Pattern Recognition Software
Bolt, Beranek, and Newman, Inc., Cambridge, MS, US
Release 1.0 of BBN/Patterns pattern recognition software. This product can be used to monitor sensor data for complex events and can function as an automated assistant to human signal analysts. The server provides a detailed description of the product, including screen shots. You may view all documentation, and download the latest version of the software. (nwn)

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: The Stephen F. Austin State U. College of Forestry Home Page
Nacogdoches, TX, US
The SFASU College of Forestry provides information about the college and natural resource management. In particular, the college is trying to maintain a database of Internet information relating to a variety of natural resources issues. (nwn)

: Mortal Kombat
Sunday Comics Store, Stamford, CT, US
A special section of this virtual store and entertainment center devoted exclusively to Mortal Kombat. Features Mortal Kombat news and tracks the ongoing production of the Mortal Kombat movie, due out in 1995. Check often for special offers. (nwn)

: In, Around, and Online
Robert Seidman, McLean, Virginia, US
Weekly updates of the goings-on in the rapidly evolving world of consumer online services. Find out the latest news on CompuServe, Prodigy, America Online, Delphi, and GEnie. Also covers other consumer online services found on Internet.Feedback. Send questions to robert@clark.net. (nwn)

: Innovations
Innovative Design Inc., ID, US
The latest in high-tech items for your use and enjoyment. (nwn)

: Visions of Wyoming
Howard Publications Newspaper Group, Casper, WY, US
If you love Wyoming, or just the idea of Wyoming, take a look at this book from the Casper Star-Tribune. (nwn)

: Core Systems Inc.
Core Systems Inc., Seattle, WA, US
We are a Worldwide distributor of UNIX workstations/servers, peripherals and software. Our "homeworld" contains over 100 UNIX product specs and descriptions. It also includes a hardware marketplace, dedicated to the buying and selling of used UNIX equipment. Other areas include new product announcements, enduser reviews and pointers to UNIX freeware sites around the world. Enjoy! (nwn)

: Silicon Valley Indian Professionals Association (SIPA)
SIPA, Santa Clara, CA, US
SIPA is a non-profit, voluntary association based in Santa Clara, California, providing a forum for expatriate Indians in the Silicon Valley to contribute toward cooperation between the USA and India in high-technology areas. (nwn)

: Good Stuff Cheap
OnRamp Productions, Dallas, TX, US
The Internet has seen a number of new retailers in the past few months, but it hasn't seen anything like Good Stuff Cheap. Our first batch of goods includes 40 sets of hand-carved persimmon wood golf clubs over a century old, imported from Scotland. The cost there, $1299. We sell them for $399! And that's to say nothing of the deals we've got on watches, luggage, and even virtual reality headsets. (nwn)

: PC Week
PC Week, Medford, MA, US
The national newspaper of corporate computing has upgraded its WWW services to include a selection of full-text news articles, product evaluations, downloadable product charts and other files, as well as Rumor Central (weekly industry rumblings hosted by Spencer F. Katt). (nwn)

: Oregon Graduate Institute of Science and Technology Catalog
Portland, OR, US
The OGI catalog features a forms-based online application. OGI is a private, graduate-only academic institution conducting research and offering several advanced degrees in science disciplines. (nwn)

: Southeastern Virginia's WVEC TV-13
VA, US
Southeastern Virginia's top TV station has established themselves on the Internet. Keep your browsers bookmarked to WVEC TV-13 for news, weather, sports, and community information. (nwn)

: The Yellowstone Outdoorsman
Innovative Design Inc., ID, US
A hypertext catalog of outdoor products and services, including custom knives, fishing equipment, guided fishing and hunting excursions, and the latest fishing reports for the greater Yellowstone area. (nwn)

: Center For Research in Computing and the Arts
San Diego, CA, USA
Information resource of CRCA activities, research, programs, and software, a link to other art resources, electronic and terrestrial, and the home of growing multimedia art galleries. CRCA is a research unit of the University of California, San Diego. (nwn)

: Cogent Technology Training
Seattle, WA, US
Cogent Technology Training is a rapidly growing computer training/consulting firm that focuses on improving the productivity of knowledge workers. Our Web site will, over time, be a source of articles on training and an entry point to a discussion list on this and related topics. (nwn)

: FedWorld Information Network
National Technical Info. Service, Dept of Commerce, Springfield, VA, US
Provides subject-sorted links to more than 150 Servers with US Government information. The NTIS Preview Database allows you to search the abstracts of about 7,000 US Government reports, studies and information products that have been sent to NTIS within the past 30 days. (nwn)

: MarketMind
Intelligence Market Analytics, Inc., Carefree, AZ, US
We offer a full range of expert systems that give our trading insights and expertise for capitalizing on opportunities anywhere in the world. Free demo and manual. All products are fully deliverable on the Net. (nwn)

: Condom Country
The Access Group, Cambridge, MA, US
Condoms and other sexual items, as well as relevant information including government statistics on AIDS and instructions on how to use a condom. This site is a service of The Access Group, a Cambridge, MA, company that specializes in publishing electronic catalogs over the Internet. (nwn)

: US Council for International Business
New York, NY, US
The US Council for International Business is the US office of the ATA Carnet Guarantee Chain. If you need an ATA Carnet, we are the guys that you need to talk to. If you are part of the export community and are not familiar with ATA Carnets, you should check us out. (nwn)

: Yale College IEEE Branch
New Haven, CT, US
Our new page describes the student activities of the Yale College IEEE Branch. Current activities include public info on electrical engineering WWW sources, local Yale lecture series, hints and tips on student projects, and the administrators' hobbies and interests. The page is served from the only student-owned Sun on campus. (nwn)

: UltraVend Online
Innovative Design, Inc., Idaho Falls, ID, US
The premier designer and manufacturer of quality multi selection candy/snack dispensers. With a decade of leadership in this industry, we give you the finest equipment for your vending business. (nwn)

: Network Hampton Roads
Network Hampton Roads, VA, US
A regional information infrastructure serving as an "electronic reference guide" to the cities, public interests, and commercial organizations of Southeastern Virginia. This is the first time a region of cities has come together as a single entity to promote economic development on the Internet. (nwn)

: ARInternet Corporation
Landover, MD, US
Offering nationwide Internet access and a unique suite of information services of specific interest to scientific, engineering, medical, and education professionals and students, and to anyone interested in the pursuit of scientific knowledge. As the first in a series of public policy forums on important science and technical issues, ARInternet and the National Space Society are co-sponsoring an online "debate" on the question: Should We Return To the Moon? The forum opened officially on December 1 and will remain online for three months. (nwn)

: Parachute Computer Services
Parachute Computer Services, Inc., Austin, TX, US
A leading provider of computer network services in central Texas. Services include Novell-certified NetWare installation and maintenance, Ethernet wiring, Macintosh networking with NetWare or AppleShare, and other services. Parachute is certified by the State of Texas General Services Commission and offers extremely competitive rates for state agencies, small businesses, and non-profit organizations. You may also e-mail kjones@parachute.com for more information. (nwn)

: Bailey Broadcasting Services
Los Angeles, CA, US
Bailey Broadcasting Services is now online with information about themselves and their program, RadioScope. They produce radio programming dealing with the entertainment industry, news, and lifestyle issues. (nwn)

: Orange Distribution
Streams Online Media Development, Chicago, IL, US
We feed the world dee-licious graphic design and illustration, from concept through copywriting and photography to final printed production. The webbified resume, client list and a mini-portfolio await your perusal. (nwn)

: Hypertext Catalogs
Innovative Design, Inc., ID, US
From the ordinary to the unique, find products that can bring you financial rewards, outdoor adventure or the latest in new and exciting products for your enjoyment. (nwn)

: I-Carve Lab
Mech. Eng. Dept., Univ. Wisconsin-Madison, WI, US
Information about research in the lab on concurrent and virtual computer-aided-design. Current projects in the lab are also described. (nwn)

: Defense Business Management University
Defense Business Management University, Monterey, CA, US
Information for DOD financial and comptroller employees. This page provides a course catalog on-line as well as links to important finance related information. Please send comments or suggestions to sfhurst@nps.navy.mil or tmmcgrat@nps.navy.mil. Enjoy! (nwn)

: Healthy Alternatives
Innovative Design Inc., ID, US
Interested in improving your health? Want to lose weight? Need more energy? Healthy Alternatives is your solution. (nwn)

: CREN
Corp. for Research and Educational Networking, Wash., D.C., US
Information about CREN and its ListProcessor (list management software), BITNET III (global Internet access), BITNET, and other projects. (nwn)

: Denial Lists Diskette Service
MK Technology Data Services, Arlington, VA, US
MK Technology Data Services has launched the Denial Lists Diskette Web. What up until recently was available only through the mail can now be accessed via the Web. If you export goods from the US, or deal with any US exporters, you might want to take a look at this. (nwn)

: Legal Resource Network
Valparaiso University/Jeffrey I. Gordon, Valparaiso, IN, US
The Legal Resource Network was designed for students and professionals. It contains only links to other sites and lists. (nwn)

: GWEB
The Graphics Web, Los Angeles, CA, US
An informal trade journal for those in the computer animation industry as well as those pursuing a career in computer animation. Highlights include an up-to-date job listing section and cozy, behind-the-scenes interviews with the people leading this industry. For our first issue, we were lucky enough to interview Carl Rosendahl, founder and president of Pacific Data Images. Upcoming interviews include Scott Ross (Digital Domain) and Richard Edlund (Boss Film Studios). (nwn)

: A Day at Comdex: Digital Photo Tour
ARTA Media Group and David Geller, Bellevue, WA, US
A Day at Comdex gives you a glimpse of the largest computer show in the US (roughly 200,000 attendees) as seen through the lens of an Apple QuickTake 100 digital camera. Enjoy photos of exhibits, special events and the hustle and bustle of this annual techno-pilgrimage to Las Vegas, Nevada. (nwn)

: Cape Fear Christmas House
Cape Fear Christmas House, Wilmington, NC, US
Browse the pages of our online catalog for unique gifts and Christmas decorations. Items in the catalog include nutcrackers, creches, music boxes, and tree ornaments. (nwn)

: White Rabbit Toys
Ann Arbor, MI, US
Just in time for the holidays! White Rabbit Toys of Ann Arbor, Michigan, is now on the Internet. (nwn)

: University of Massachusetts System
The President's Office, Amherst, MA, US
Information about the University of Massachusetts System (UMS), links to its five campuses, and connections to other worldwide information resources. Maintained by the University Information Systems (UIS) group within the Office of the President. (nwn)

: 12hr-ISBN-JPEG Project
Brad Brace, US
The 12hr-ISBN-JPEG Project begins January 1, 1995, a round-the-clock posting of sequenced postmodern photographs by Brad Brace. This is an extension of the printed ISBN book series. Each 12-hour posting is like the turning of a page; providing ample time for reflection, interruption, and assimilation. A very low-volume mailing list for announcements and occasional commentary related to this project has been established. Send e-mail to: listserv@netcom.com /subscribe 12hr-isbn-jpeg. (nwn)

: The Boston University Center for Polymer Studies
Boston, MA, US
The home page of the Center for Polymer Studies at Boston University is a centralized distribution point of information relating to scientific and educational projects at the center. You may run project visualization software on your machine via ftp from CPS demos, search databases, access publications, and much more. (nwn)

: Erasmus University Faculty of Law
Erasmus University, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
This Dutch law faculty provides many links to legal information on the Internet. You can read the Dutch constitution and our study guide; there's info about the faculty and the people who work there, the Sanders' Institute of Legal Research, and studying in Rotterdam. Most of the pages are in Dutch, but we also have an English home page under construction. (nwn)

: CEO Traveler
New York, NY, US
The first installment of the premier travel e-zine for CEOs and other executives. (nwn)

: Family World
Family World, Inc., US
Created in cooperation with 30 participating members of Parenting Publications of America, Family World features articles, games and information pertaining to the general subject of parenting and education. (nwn)

: Fox Broadcasting Meta List
Aaron Greenhouse (via eden.com), Chicago, IL, US
A meta-list of resources and information on Fox Broadcasting's television programs, including a comprehensive list of programs that have aired on Fox and links to program guides. (nwn)

: Best of '94 Social Sciences Internet Info Systems
Coombs Computing Unit, Australian Ntnl. U., Canberra, Australia
Calling for nominations for the "Best of 1994 Social Sciences & Humanities Internet Info. Systems". Readers are warmly invited to email tmciolek@coombs.anu.edu.au their nominations for seven categories of networked facilities. Participation in the vote is open to all people and all Internet sites. The nominations close on 31 December 1994. (nwn)

: Weaving the Astronomy Web (WAW) Conference
Strasbourg Astronomical Observatory, Strasbourg, France
Organized by the Strasbourg Astronomical Observatory (France), this conference will take place 6-7 April 1995, just before the "Third International World-Wide Web Conference." The conference will be a forum for astronomical data providers, webmasters, astronomers and space scientists interested in the current and future developments of the Web, and on-line information handling in astronomy and space sciences contexts. The organizers can be contacted by e-mail at: waw@astro.u-strasbg.fr. (nwn)

: Power Technology
Power Technology Centre, Ratcliffe-on-Soar, Nottingham, UK
PowerGen is a UK investor-owned power generator with 17,000 MW of fossil-fueled plant. The home of its engineering and scientific expertise is the Power Technology Centre, whose Web server provides information on their capabilities and the services. (nwn)

: The Craft Boutique
Innovative Design Inc., US
A catalog of craft items and gifts to decorate your home. (nwn)

: Institute for Information Management
University of St. Gallen, St. Gallen, Switzerland
Information and publications on research projects in the fields of electronic markets, telebanking, knowledge management systems, process and system integration, and business process redesign. Our electronic markets newsletter is also available online. (nwn)

: Internet License Plate Frames
DHM Information Management, Inc., Redondo Beach, CA, US
The perfect gift for Christmas. Internet license plate frames have "Internet" printed on the top and an email address, URL or message of your choice across the bottom. (nwn)

: The Event Management System
C.A.N.S.Y.S. West Limited, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
The Event Management System is a comprehensive, easy-to-use application designed by event managers for event managers. As a result, EMS goes far beyond traditional reservation systems. This Web page is of particular interest to universities, convention centers, and corporations where scheduling of conference rooms, catering, personnel, and equipment is a challenge. A downloadable slide show is also available for those users without graphics capability or with slow SLIP connections. (nwn)

: Gulf Coast Sales
Gulf Coast Sales, Inc., Gulfport, MS, US
Offering a variety of books and other products for consumers, entrepreneurs, and small-businesspeople. Gulf Coast Sales is pleased to announce a preview version of its online catalog, and special discounts for Internet customers. (nwn)

: George Washington High School
Denver, CO, US
GeorgeWeb is an online educational resource that provides information on the school, its many computer-related programs, and other educational resources. GeorgeWeb is completely produced by students involved in the UNIX Administration class. (nwn)

: Greater Boston Track Club
Boston, MA, US
Read about the club and its activities, learn how to join the club, and learn how to contact a growing number of other Boston-area running clubs. If your club is inside I-495, feel free to send information about your club to tuttle@crl.dec.com. (nwn)

: Sting: The Soul Pages
William S. Kartalopoulos, Hanover, NH, US
Fans of rock megastar Sting will want to check out The Soul Pages, a page dedicated to Sting, focusing on his solo efforts. Maintained by William S. Kartalopoulos, the Soul Pages includes sounds, graphics, and an amazing lyrics archive, including the lyrics to Sting's latest single, "When We Dance." (nwn)

: My Favorite Muffin
Ft. Lauderdale, FL, US
An on-line catalog of our most popular gift baskets, tins, boxes, mugs and other gifts filled with delicious muffins. Perfect for holidays and other occasions! Available for shipping anywhere in the continental U.S. from anywhere in the world. (nwn)

: R & R Resort Rental Properties, Inc.
Outer Banks, NC, US
Vacation services online. Come see how easy it is to rent the cottage of your dreams! (nwn)

: Eureka!
US
Interesting new commercial pages on the Web. (nwn)

: Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal
Patrick Fitzgerald, Huntsville, AL, US
From the publishers of Skeptical Inquirer magazine, this site contains publications, mailing lists, and links to other paranormal sites. (nwn)

: The University of San Francisco
USF, San Francisco, CA, US
A general catalog, Spring 1995 class schedule and university budget are now available. (nwn)

: Harvard Advocate
The Harvard Advocate, Cambridge, MA, US
America's oldest college literary publication. Former contributors include T. S. Eliot, Ezra Pound, Wallace Stevens, Robert Frost, e e cummings, John Ashbery, Sylvia Plath, Adrienne Rich, Leonard Bernstein, and Norman Mailer. We are a quarterly magazine featuring the works of outstanding student artists at Harvard University. (nwn)

: LegaLink
Small, Craig & Werkenthin, P.C., Austin, TX, US
Monthly newsletter providing a concise summary of current legal developments in cyberspace plus general-interest high-tech legal matters. It is published by the high-tech practice group of Small, Craig & Werkenthin, P.C. (nwn)

: Conservation Volunteers Northern Ireland
Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK
Conservation Volunteers Northern Ireland is a part of the largest charity in the United Kingdom that carries out practical conservation work. (nwn)

: Mother of All Competitions
Harrier Softnet, US
Competition on the Web: Harrier Softnet gives you the mother of all competitions. To mark the launch of TGV's Phase/IP, Softnet is holding a fortnightly competition open to all Internet accessors. Win numerous (almost) valuable prizes. If you think that National Lottery is big, just watch this space! (nwn)

: Univ. of Tasmania Dept. of Computer Science
University of Tasmania, Australia
Information available includes staff details, material relating to research activities, and the departmental handbook of courses for 1995. (nwn)

: Advertising Specialties/Promotional Items
Advantage Solutions Inc., Brooklyn, NY, US
Promote your business or organization with products imprinted with your company information and logo. Build customer loyalty, advertise new products, build an image and increase sales. We carry everything for your business promotional needs. (nwn)

: Computational Logic, Inc.
Computational Logic, Inc., Austin, TX, US
CLI performs advanced research and development in mathematical modeling of digital hardware and software systems. In addition, CLI provides education and consulting services in applying mathematical modeling of hardware and software systems to industrial problems. (nwn)

: Cellar Door Productions
Cellar Door Productions, US
For all you music lovers out there. Although still in development, current music features on this site include Sheryl Crow and Lyle Lovett. (nwn)

: Irish Election Server
Projects Group, University College Dublin., Dublin, IRL
The Irish Coalition Government is in crisis. The Taoiseach has resigned and a general election seems sure to follow. You can watch the news as it breaks on the Projects Group Server and our Election Service. (nwn)

: THINK BIG! WorldStore
WorldMart, Inc., Short Hills, NJ, US
Our store is currently featuring oversize items such as 5-foot-tall pencils, enormous Crayola Crayons (TM), and giant baby bottles. WorldMart features unique and hard-to-find products from around the world. New products are added weekly and new WorldStores will be opening in the coming months. (nwn)

: Celestine Prophecy
HI, US
Discussions and actualization of ideas related to the book The Celestine Prophecy. All are welcome, please join in! (nwn)

: The Prophet Software System
The NIH and BBN Systems and Technologies, Cambridge, MA, US
The National Institutes of Health and BBN Systems and Technologies announce the availability of Prophet on the Web and via anonymous ftp. Find out how Prophet makes life easier for the life scientist. (nwn)

: Theodore Tugboat's Online Activity Center
Theodore Tugboat is a Canadian children's television series about a cheerful tugboat and his many floating friends. At this site, kids can read an illustrated interactive story or download a coloring page. Parents and teachers will find descriptions of episodes and characters, and a discussion list. There also is production information for people in the television industry. (nwn)

: NYC Thanksgiving Day Parade
The New York Web, New York, NY, US
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: Pinball Expo '94 Home Page
Pinball Expo is held in Chicago annually, and is the largest gathering of pinball players, collectors, designers, and artists in the world. 1994 marks the 10th anniversary of the Expo. (nwn)

: Civil Engineer's On-Line Calendar
Faculty of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy, U. of Ljubljana, Slovenia
Includes information on workshops, conferences and other time-sensitive events and is accessible through the Web and email. Also accepts announcements of events. (nwn)

: University of Wisconsin Marathon Campus
University of Wisconsin Marathon Campus, WI, US
The objective of this server is to create an archive of educational and other materials of interest to students, faculty and staff at undergraduate institutions. Materials from all disciplines and all areas related to university education, governance and administration will be included. The server administrator is Dr. M. Maheswaran, Professor of Mathematics at UWMC, mth-www@uwcmail.uwc.edu (nwn)

: Virtually Reality
Eric Scroger, US
A new, offbeat, 3D cyberspace comic by artist Eric Scroger. The artist has taken the same 3D imaging tools used in the film, video game, and virtual reality industries, and applied the technique to the single-panel comic. New comics are put on-line weekly. Check it out. (nwn)

: University of Lausanne
University of Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland
General information about the university may be found here (mainly in French). Institute servers will also soon be available. (nwn)

: The Children's Software Company
Children's Software Company, US
Specializes in educational software for children, pre-school through high school. We offer only the finest titles available, at discount prices. We continually evaluate new programs entering the marketplace from the different software publishers and select only the best. Detailed descriptions and reviews will guide you to the programs which best suit your child's interests and developing skills. You can browse through our guide and catalog and order programs online. (nwn)

: SkillSearch
SkillSearch
A leader in career networking and database recruiting services, we link experienced professionals with organizations that need their talents. As an individual, you can explore new career opportunities discreetly, while in your current position. As an employer, you can locate and pre-screen qualified, highly skilled, employed prospects meeting your unique requirements in a cost-effective manner. Over 700 employers, representing thousands of recruiting locations nationwide, and our 35,000+ members truly create an intersection where opportunity and experience connect. Find out how SkillSearch can go to work for you. (nwn)

: EDITEC (Education of Information Technology for Civil Engineers)
Faculty of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy, U. of Ljubljana, Slovenia
Home page and mailing list. Lecturers of the use of computers to students of civil engineering are welcome to join. (nwn)

: Mathematics, Science, and Technology Education
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, IL, US
Information on activities taking place at U. Illinois and elsewhere, providing links to network resources for educators and others interested in mathematics, science, and technology education at levels kindergarten through college. Resources include descriptions of MSTE events, a catalogue of University of Illinois at U-C projects, a directory of K-12 schools on the Internet, and a directory of North American centers for mathematics, science, and technology education projects. (nwn)

: America's Cup On-Line
Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC), San Diego, CA, US
Information and coverage of America's Cup boat racing--regular news updates, race results, and recent photos. This site also includes information on competitors, event organizers, racing schedules, event sponsors, yacht design, America's Cup history, frequently asked questions about the event, and the schedule for television coverage. (nwn)

: U.S. Scouting Service
HyperInfo Solutions, Huntsville, AL, US
Information about the Boy Scouts of America, along with resources for leaders and scouts. (nwn)

: Windsurfing Guide: Houston/Galveston
Webvertising, US
Comprehensive guide to windsurfing in the Houston area, including information on sailing sites, wind and weather, lessons, and more. The guide is another Webvertising (tm) project, and is sponsored by Windsurfing Sports. (nwn)

: Industry's On-Line Mall
IndustryNET, US
The latest in industry news, application assistance, new products, demo software, on-line tradeshows, hundreds of tested shareware programs, hundreds of job openings, and used industrial equipment. IndustryNET carries information from nearly 3,000 companies, covering over 10,000 products. There are over 250 manufacturers' stores in the on-line mall. (nwn)

: Open Systems World / FedUNIX'94 Conferences
Software Technology Transfer Ltd., Silver Spring, MD, US
All the latest conference news and announcements will initially be put on the server. The conferences will be held at the Washington Convention Center, Washington, D.C., Nov. 28 - Dec. 2, 1994. (nwn)

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: Insurance Research Network
Insurance Research Network, CA, US
Insurance Research Network offers a free health insurance quote. Have your quote mailed or faxed to your office today! No face-to-face sales pressure. No obligation. Same-day coverage available. A Multimedia Ink Design... (nwn)

: RAD Internet Multimedia HomePage
RAD Technologies, US
FTP site and Internet links for multimedia applications and clipart, the hottest in multimedia technologies, hardware and software, authoring tools, viewing and management software, leading companies, MediaPlayers, and media clipart. (nwn)

: Daddazio - The Bronze Necktie
Nicholas B. Daddazio, US
Sculpture that uses the shape and lines of the necktie. Whimsical, clever, unique, and enduring are the abstract, representational, and one-of-a-kind figures sculpted with imagination in plaster or wax, then cast in bronze for eternity. (Daddazio is a trademark of Nicholas B. Daddazio. The Bronze Necktie is a trademark of Nicholas B. Daddazio.) (nwn)

: CIB-W78 -- Information Technology in Construction
Faculty of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy, U. of Ljubljana, Slovenia
Working group 78 of the International Council for Building Research, whose members include over 150 civil engineers and architects. Electronic resources include WWW, a mailing list and a dynamic membership database. (nwn)

: Matterhorn Resource Center
Matterhorn Travel Wholesalers On-line, US
Matterhorn, a wholesale travel company for over 28 years, offers superb land/sea/air holidays direct to travelers in the Matterhorn Resource Center. Currently featured programs: Sailing on a Yacht with Captain and Crew in the Virgin Islands, Winter 1995; England Pub and Theatre Weekend, March 1995. Come visit us on the Net today! (nwn)

: Cyberspace Vermont Mall, CyberMont
CyberMalls Corporation, VT, US
Cybershops from Vermont, including destination resorts, Vermont specialty product companies, and other unique Vermont companies. CyberMont is the place to get away from it all when you've got little time. Please send us e-mail at info@cybermalls.com if you have questions or problems. (nwn)

: BioMolecular Engineering Research Center (BMERC)
Boston University, Boston, MA, USA
Research at BMERC focuses on developing statistical/computational approaches which will detect syntactic and semantic patterns in DNA, RNA, and protein sequences, and on using these approaches in identifying structure, function, and regulation in these molecules. BMERC's relational protein structure/homolog database, ProLink, can be searched either through a set of pre-packaged SQL queries or through a forms interface. Also available are instructions for accessing the BMERC email server, BMERC's anonymous FTP site, and the Center's Gopher server. (nwn)

: Eli Lilly and Company
Eli Lilly and Company, Indianapolis, IN, US
A global research-based pharmaceutical corporation, Eli Lilly and Company is working with its customers worldwide to help ensure that diseases are prevented, managed, and cured with maximum benefit and minimum cost to patients and society. The server is currently under construction, so user feedback is especially welcome. (nwn)

: Norwegian Cruise Center
Norwegian Cruise Line, US
Special promotional rates, ship information, itineraries and more. All ships in the NCL fleet are covered, with weekly updates. Check frequently for the most up-to-date news on promotional rates and itinerary changes! (nwn)

: Route-One
Route-One, UK
Organizations wishing to innovate on the Internet can now send full multimedia presentations across the network. Try it yourself! (nwn)

: Spencer Gifts
Spencer Gifts, US
Spencer Gifts specializes in the unexpected, offering amusing and unique gifts including Spencer's hallmark product, the Lava Lamp. The Spencer Internet Store (with a catalog that includes the Lava Lamp in 18 colors) went online this week and provides electronic shopping for people who don't have time to go to the mall and those who prefer to shop peacefully and painlessly during the busy holiday season. Spencer Gifts teamed up with BTG, Inc., an information technology company, to create this electronic storefront. (nwn)

: Digital Media Centre
National Computer Board, Singapore
Home of the Singapore Online Guide, 'Singapore' Magazine and the Art and History Museum, the Digital Media Centre celebrates its first anniversary as Southeast Asia's first Web server, with many new, original publications. Web surfers can explore Cyberville, a new graphical starting point for Net users in Singapore. (nwn)

: Technology Review
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, US
Edited at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Technology Review covers the beat of "technology and its implications," addressing the practical applications of science and emphasizing policy issues rather than nuts and bolts. TR's topics span a wide range--with an invigorating mix of expert opinion and journalistic prose. Stories focus on areas such as energy, computers, the space industry, and telecommunications as well as on issues in health care, education, economics, and defense. (nwn)

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: University College London
University College London, London, England
Campus-wide information system that includes an on-line events diary for UCL and the Bloomsbury Theatre, and information from a growing number of academic and non-academic departments. Both undergraduate and postgraduate prospectuses are expected to appear soon. (nwn)

: WATTec Conference on Information Technologies
Office of Research Administration, Univ. of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN, US
Description of the 22nd annual WATTec conference, to be held in Knoxville, TN, February 21-23, 1995. WATTec will attract over 2,000 attendees from the corporate, government, and academic sectors with sessions in three theme tracks: Electronic Commerce, Health-Care Technology, and Educational Technology. Especially for non-technical audiences, WATTec workshops will feature discussions and demonstrations of WWW and other networked computing techniques. (nwn)

: Virtual Microsystems
Virtual Microsystems, Inc., US
Virtual invites you to explore their Web server and learn about the networked CD-ROM servers for enterprise-wide access. Of special interest is CDWorks 2000, Virtual's Windows NT-based solution. (nwn)

: Santa Barbara County
Internet Cafe, Santa Barbara, CA, US
General and business information about the Santa Barbara, CA area. This page is hosted by the Internet Cafe, a company based in Santa Barbara that authors and hosts Web pages for its clients. (nwn)

: Andersen Consulting
Andersen Consulting, US
Information on career opportunities. Andersen Consulting is an international management and technology consulting organization whose mission is to help its clients change to be more successful, linking technology, strategy, processes, and people. Andersen Consulting has more than 29,000 persons in 150 offices and 46 countries. (nwn)

: U.S. Geological Survey
U.S. Geological Survey, US
New address. While our old address still works, we would like to suggest that you change your pointers and hotlists to reflect this change. If you have any questions on the USGS WWW server, please contact: webmaster@www.usgs.gov, or use our convenient feedback form located at http://www.usgs.gov/mail.html (nwn)

: First Home on the Information Highway
Univ. of Colorado, Boulder, CO, US
Come to the first home with a direct connection into an ATM switch. We are prototyping future uses of the infobahn here, such as distance learning, telecommuting, video conferencing and video on demand. (nwn)

: Wit Project for Wireless Handheld Computing
University of Washington CS&E, Seattle, WA, US
The Wit Web server, maintained by elf@cs.washington.edu, includes a new subject index in the WWW Virtual Library on Mobile and Wireless Computing. (nwn)

: Providence Business News
Providence Business News, Providence, RI, US
Access to electronic editions of the paper, including stories, advertisements, graphics, and photographs. The Providence Business News specializes in the local business news and features of Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts. For more information, send electronic mail to editor@pbn.com. (nwn)

: TeleChoice Telecommunications
TeleChoice Telecommunications, US
Low-cost business, residential, and international calling services. TeleChoice maintains a relationship with a variety of long-distance service providers in order to offer the highest quality and lowest cost service. (nwn)

: Information Center for the Environment
Information Center for the Environment, U.C. Davis, CA, US
There are two new features at this site. The John Muir Exhibit is a collection of materials on the life and legacy of this writer, conservationist, and founder of the Sierra Club. Most of the exhibit is also available via Gopher. "Harvey's Cyberspace Jump Station" has added a bibliographies platform, a growing list of pointers to bibliographies on the Internet. Most of this list is also available via Gopher. (nwn)

: Travel on The New York Web
New York Web, New York City, NY, US
Take a spin around the globe with a short multimedia documentary from the four corners of the world, including photography and video, presented by The New York Web . (nwn)

: Telematrix.Com - World Telecommunications Central
Telematrix Communications Corp., US
Telecommunications and datacommunications products, services, and resources. Resources include World Calendar of Events, a comprehensive, searchable listing of telecommunications events and conferences around the world; The Printed Word, online and printed publications in fields such as fiber optics, wireless communications and ISDN; Products, Demos and Services, featuring software demos such as Phonebill, a program to cut your communications costs 15 to 45 percent. If it deals with telecommunications, you can find it here! (nwn)

: Mergent
Mergent International, Inc., Rocky Hill, CT, US
Mergent has always been on the front lines of infosecurity, providing an integrated family of solutions for diverse, distributed computing environments. Its Web server contains information about the company and its DACS family of products. (nwn)

: Electronic Visualization Laboratory
University of Illinois, Chicago, IL, US
We are thrilled beyond belief to announce the return of the EVL Home Page.
This documentation is completely revised and now includes a link to on-line documentation from the SIGGRAPH '94 VROOM 'Learn More Area.' Text, images and animations describe the virtual reality applications and collaboration showcased at this event. (nwn)

: Thomas Dolby
Kaleidospace, Los Angeles, CA, US
Thomas Dolby, whose career has explored the boundaries between music and technology, has put his latest work on the Internet. Accessed through the Kaleidospace Artist-in-Residence program, his site includes audio and video clips from the new video "The Gate to the Mind's Eye," for which he wrote the soundtrack. Internet users can sign up for Dolby's listserv discussion group through his Web pages. (nwn)

: Backcountry Home Page
Backcountry Home Page, US
We're back on-line! This page is an attempt to organize the backcountry-related information that is available on the Internet. Topics include, but are not limited to: hiking, camping, and climbing. Check it out, then "get out!" (nwn)

: Global Emergency Medicine Archives
Div. of Emergency Medicine at UCSF, San Francisco, CA, US
GEMA is a prototype of an academic medical journal published via the WWW. The third issue adds forms supports for on-line quizzes, discussion forums, and, soon, searching of the medical literature. This issue also features complete abstracts from the 1994 Society for Academic Emergency Medicine conference. If you are a doctor, or just interested in the cutting edge of medicine, check it out! (nwn)

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: Research and Development in Physics Education
Physics Education Group, Univ. Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NB, US
Includes information about our group members, the PhD in physics education program, multimedia curriculum development, and the CD-ROM Toolkit project (development of a CD-ROM physics resource geared for high school physics teachers). (nwn)

: Montana State University-Northern
Montana State University-Northern, Havre, MT, US
Web and Gopher servers from the Computer Information Systems department of Montana State University-Northern. (nwn)

: IFIP International Conference on Open Distributed Processing (ICODP'95)
CRC for Distributed Systems Technology, Brisbane, Australia
The IFIP International Conference on Open Distributed Processing (ICODP'95) will be held in Brisbane, Australia, on 20-24 February 1995. The theme is "Achieving Open Distributed Systems - Experiences with the Environments," and a number of papers will address experiences with distributed middleware products, such as OSF's DCE, OMG's CORBA, and APM's ANSAware. ICODP'95 is hosted by the CRC for Distributed Systems Technology. (nwn)

: InfoLink Information Center
InfoLink, Hong Kong
Server for the Hong Kong local community--an information hub for businesses and Internet users in Hong Kong to exchange information and post their home pages. Our goal is to provide a central place that leads to various kinds of local and international information resources. (nwn)

: Webvertising (TM)
LifeTech Communications
Web-based advertising agency located on a Web server at South Coast Computing Services, Inc., devoted to helping companies establish an Internet presence by placing company, product, and service information on the Web. Check out our current list of clients and projects. (nwn)

: The Gallery at the Corinthian
Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, US
An exhibition of the digitally created artworks of Michael Hsueh, an undergraduate art student at Carnegie Mellon University. (nwn)

: Computational Logic Inc.
Computational Logic Inc., US
Provides pointers to information on Nqthm, the theorem prover for the Boyer-Moore logic; CLI Technical Reports; current CLI research; and a summary and slides from the Computational Logic 1994 Research Review. (nwn)

: South Coast Computing Services, Inc.
South Coast Computing Services, Inc., US
Internet service provider and consulting firm offering Internet access through dealerships and points of presence. South Coast focuses on commercial and international customers. Also offered are network advertising, training, consulting, and systems integration services. South Coast also manufactures the USENET Serial Board II, a four-port ``dumb'' serial board for the ISA bus with a unique hardware flow-control gate which enables 115,200 bps modem operation. Complete engineering information is online for this open-architecture product. (nwn)

: Inquisitor Magazine
Inquisitor Magazine, New York, NY, US
Inquisitor is the logical end result of the "soupification" of various media, art, culture, and technology. Matter-of-fact and down-to-earth, Inquisitor strives to look beyond the hype and trendiness of current "cyberculture." No hype, no glitz, no po-mo references, no unnecessary interface. Content-dense, informative, yet with tongue planted firmly in cheek. Welcome aboard! (nwn)

: Windsurfing Sports
South Coast Computing Services, Inc.
This local retail shop, conveniently located near the best windsurfing sites in Houston, is now online. Also check out the Why Sail? Warehouse Mail Order Catalog, now offering 1994 closeouts. (nwn)

: House O' Jazz
Jon Feinstein, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, PA, US
In the past, House O' Jazz, from Swarthmore College's own Jon Feinstein has been a repository for jazz art and sound samples. Currently, the page is undergoing significant renovation. Check it out! (nwn)

: FineMedia
FineMedia, Munich, Germany, Vienna, Austria
Two years ago, the print publication FineMedia appeared for the first time, reporting on the latest cultural developments in new media. On October 19, 1994, the FineMedia Web pages launched, offering one of the largest databases in this field by networking with other Net publications. Further modifications are forthcoming to enhance interactivity and add graphics. Please send your opinions and suggestions for improvements to feedback@artivity.spacenet.de. (nwn)

: Junior Chamber International
Fredericton Junior Chamber, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada
Unofficial homepage for the Junior Chamber International, formerly known as the Jaycees. This project of the Fredericton Junior Chamber will serve as a source of information about Junior Chamber activities to both members and the World Wide Web community as a whole. (nwn)

: Will Of Nature
Will Of Nature, Dublin, Ireland
Will Of Nature Archive, previously available by mail service, as well as Arupa Noumenal , the Multi Media Magazine of the 21st Century. (nwn)

: South Carolina Golf Courses
GolfData On-Line, US
GolfData On-Line is temporarily offering access to a database containing comprehensive information on all golf courses in South Carolina. If you find this information useful in any way, please send us your comments. (nwn)

: NICE (Network of Information-servers for Civil Engineering)
Faculty of Architecture, Civil Engineering, and Geodesy, U. of Ljubljana, Slovenia
Includes a mailing list and a proposal for joint projects. All information providers related to civil engineering are welcome to join. (nwn)

: Mistral Windsurfing 1995
South Coast Computing Services, Inc., US
Detailed product information, technical articles, tips, and lots of cool action photos and mpeg movies from the world's leading manufacturer of windsurfing equipment. For those interested, you can even Take Your First Windsurfing Lesson right here on the Web! Discover the fun and thrilling combination created by wind and water. There are coupons and other special offers for beginners and avid windsurfers alike. (nwn)

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: University of Illinois -- Visitor Navigational Aids
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, IL, US
Navigational aids for UIUC visitors: the Virtual North Campus Walkthrough (virtual reality on the very cheap) and the North Campus Locator, which will highlight the requested room/building on the appropriate floorplan/map, give you the home page of the occupant of a given room, or give a list of the occupants of a given building. (nwn)

: Cavendish Laboratory
Physics Department of the University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK
In addition to local information, this site includes details of research in high-energy physics, laboratory astrophysics, astrophysics and cosmology, radio astronomy, and condensed-matter physics. (nwn)

: XVT Software
XVT Software Inc., Boulder, CO, US
C++ and C cross-platform software development tools. Product information, newsletters, XVT partner listings, and press releases. Products feature XVT development solutions for C++ and C(tm), and XVT-PowerObjects(tm). XVT solutions are available for Microsoft Windows, Windows NT, Macintosh, OS/2, OSF/Motif, OPEN LOOK, and character-based systems for DOS, UNIX, and VMS. (nwn)

: Wingra Technologies, Inc.
Wingra Technologies, Inc., Madison, WI, US
Information about Wingra's products for electronic messaging integration and Digital-to-IBM connectivity. (nwn)

: Loughborough University of Technology Information Gateway
Loughborough University of Technology, UK
Information about the university, departments, research interests, and general CWIS information. (nwn)

: Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Network (EREN)
Department of Energy, Washington, D.C., US
Single point of access to qualitative information on energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies. EREN is searchable by subject, an alphabetical listing of sites, type of service, and type of organization. (nwn)

: Fine Food Emporium
Fine Food Emporium, Benicia, CA, US
Gourmet and fine foods from California's Napa and San Joaquin valleys as well as from San Francisco and elsewhere. The interactive catalog offers a growing inventory of high-quality, modestly priced items. (nwn)

: Urban Agriculture Notes
City Farmer, Office of Urban Agriculture, British Columbia, Canada
Urban food production involves government policy, building codes, gardening on vacant lots and rooftops, and international development issues, to name just a few topics. Be sure to read about Jerry Seinfeld's worms in "What's the Deal with Worm Composting?" (nwn)

: Aneurysm Information Project
Columbia University, New York, NY, US
Dedicated to providing information to both laypersons and scientists on the subject of aneurysm disease. The files on this page include answers to FAQs, a lecture on the causes of aneurysms, references to scientific work in the field, an outline of a project to prevent aneurysm disease, and several other interesting things. (nwn)

: Univ. Wisconsin-Madison College of Engineering
Electrical and Computer Eng., UW-Madison, Madison, WI, US
New server from the College of Engineering at University of Wisconsin-Madison. (nwn)

: Animal Information Data Base
Blacksburg Electronic Village, Blacksburg, VA, US
Busch Gardens and Sea World, in cooperation with the Blacksburg Electronic Village, have produced an Animal Information Data Base designed for school children that features up-to-date facts and pictures about a variety of land and sea animals. A portion of the Sea World Teacher's Guides have been included in the materials to help teach students in an active, hands-on way. The activities foster an interdisciplinary appreciation for science, mathematics, geography, art, and language. (nwn)

: Sailboard Vacations
South Coast Computing Services, Inc., US
Travel agency specializing in windsurfing travel. This site contains detailed travel information about the world's best windsurfing destinations. As a Club Mistral representative, all Sailboard Vacations destinations feature the latest in quality windsurfing equipment from Mistral. What better place to Learn to Windsurf than on your next vacation? (nwn)

: The Complete Home Page Directory
City University, London, England
The Complete Home Page Directory aims to maintain the biggest list of personal home pages on the Internet. (nwn)

: EdelWeb
France
French Internet technology and value-added services provider. Guests to our server can learn all about our company and the 10th World Teleport Assembly (WTA) in Paris. In the near future, much more information will be available; please forgive us if URLs and pages are often modified--our server is still under construction. (nwn)

: /MouseTracks/
New South Network Services, US
Resources for the marketing community from New South Network Services. Some of the sections of /MouseTracks/ include the Hall of Malls, the MetaMarket (a listing of marketing services firms), and Nuts and Bolts, a reference page for some of the technical details required for marketing via the Web. (nwn)

: Society for Applied Spectroscopy
Society for Applied Spectroscopy, US
Topics of interest to SAS members and spectroscopists: membership and Society information, titles and abstracts for papers in Applied Spectroscopy, and related meetings/events. (nwn)

: St. Joseph County Public Library
St. Joseph County Public Library, South Bend, IN, US
New services at this library include SJCPL's on-line catalog with Telnet access to over 600,000 cataloged items; Indiana State Legislators, a searchable database with detailed information on all current Indiana State senators and representatives, including photos; Internet Access for the public from several workstations at its main library and at each of its seven branches; Riley High School of South Bend, IN homepage; Michiana Free-Net, Indiana's first Free-Net. (nwn)

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: The Planetary Society
The Planetary Society, Pasadena, CA, US
Explore the solar system with The Planetary Society, founded by renowned scientists Carl Sagan and Bruce Murray to promote the exploration of the planets and the search for extraterrestrial life. Join scientists, engineers, educators, and others as they work to understand our world and reach for worlds beyond our own. (nwn)

: Hydromechanics Directorate
United States Navy, US
Presentations of available testing facilities, Directorate organization, and links to other WWW servers. Our latest addition is the Multimedia Project Gallery. Photos and videos of ships and associated models are being integrated into project histories. (nwn)

: Center for the Application of Information Technology
Washington University in St. Louis, St. Louis, MO, US
Non-profit consortium providing leading-edge training and leadership programs for Information Systems professionals in the St. Louis, Missouri area. CAIT is part of the School of Engineering of Washington University in St. Louis. Please try our searchable Professional Training Seminar Catalog, which has more than 300 course descriptions for information systems seminars. It also provides on-line registration for our seminars. (nwn)

: Montana State University College of Engineering
Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, US
Our new site is up and running. It provides information about the College of Engineering and the Department of Computer Science. Information about the Southwestern Montana area is being added daily. (nwn)

: NASA/JPL Imaging Radar Home Page
NASA/JPL Space Radar Laboratory, US
The latest mission results from two flights of the Space Shuttle Endeavour (April and October, 1994), in which the Space Radar Laboratory successfully imaged sites around the world with the SIR-C/X-SAR imaging radar instrument! In addition to radar images and data from this and other Earth orbiting and airborne imaging radar sensors, this site also contains animated flights through Death Valley and the Galapagos Islands, 3-D perspectives and anaglyphs (3-D glasses required), educational resources about radar remote sensing, software for analysis of radar data, and links to other remote sensing home pages. (nwn)

: ReZ.n8 Productions
ReZ.n8 Productions, US
Creators of comprehensive image-branding packages for television networks, programs, stations and syndicators, motion pictures and advertising agencies since 1987. ReZ.n8 recently designed the look for the 1994 Winter Olympics for CBS Sports and the NFL for Fox Sports. Employing programmers, illustrators and producers, ReZ.n8 has been honored with numerous awards for conceptualizing, designing and producing state-of-the-art developmental computer graphics, animation and special effects for the entertainment and advertising industries. (nwn)

: Rotaract
Rotaract, US
Worldwide network of service clubs for young people aged 18 to 30 interested in community service, leadership, international understanding, and social activities. (nwn)

: Southland Ski Server
Coast Community College Services, Costa Mesa, CA, US
Offering interactive ski reports, road, weather, and resort information for the Southern California ski resorts, plus Mammoth and June. (nwn)

: Future Forums
Strategyweb, Dallas, TX, US
Provides e-mail links to experts in business strategy currently building personal hyperforums, along with brief descriptions of their expertise. (nwn)

: Virtual Sculpture Studio
Walter S. Arnold, sculptor, Chicago, IL, US
Learn about gargoyles and grotesques, and the traditions of architectural ornament and stone carving, while you sit by a warm carved fireplace. You can also learn about the tools used in carving limestone and marble, and soon more info will be added on carving techniques! (nwn)

: On-Line Illustrated Children's Book
InterAccess Technology Corp., Nepean, Ontario, Canada
Book publisher Concertina and InterAccess Technology Corp. announce the on-line publication of Waking in Jerusalem, an illustrated children's book. It is a story about a young child who wakes up before his parents and watches the city of Jerusalem wake up. Suitable for children ages 3 to 7. (nwn)

: US Rare Coins and Precious Metals
American Teleprocessing Corporation, Houston, TX, US
An information provider to after-market trading networks, ATC posts information on US rare coins and precious metals and on coin dealers who do business with the public. In addition, ATC publishes mmi, a compendium of 40,000 used computer equipment listings. If you have computer equipment to sell or if you are looking for some to buy, you may send input to the publication. (nwn)

: TurnPike
Volant Corporation, US
Volant Corporation is giving away money! Visit their TurnPike server to find out more information on the Cash Giveaway Drawing. While you are there, find out how you can put up your own pages on the Web for as little as $50 per month. (nwn)

: New York City 25th Marathon
The New York Web, New York City, NY, US
Results of the New York City 25th Marathon, with our special day-of-race report (with photos), brought to you by The New York Web. (nwn)

: 1994 Minnesota General Elections Results
Twin Cities Free-Net, Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN, US
The Twin Cities Free-Net, in cooperation with the Minnesota secretary of state's office, will have election results available for the first time via the Web. Also available is Minnesota gubernatorial & senatorial candidate information stored in the Minnesota E-Democracy Project archives, as well as the first-ever online debate between candidates for Minnesota governor and the U.S. Senate. (nwn)

: The Web in Slovenia
Faculty of Architecture, Civil Engineering, and Geodesy, U. of Ljubljana, Slovenia
Titles of all WWW pages in Slovenia may now be searched. (nwn)

: World Wide Yellow Pages
Home Pages, Inc., US
Home Pages, Inc. invites you to browse the World Wide Yellow Pages. We are constantly adding new businesses to help you find what you are looking for. For on-line businesses we have a special offer that you should check out. (nwn)

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October 31, 1994

: Northwest Airlines announces its 1994 holiday season travel survey. If you have a forms-capable Web browser (such as Mosaic, Netscape, or lynx), you can participate in this survey until the week of November 14. After you fill in and submit the survey, you'll receive some personalized travel tips based on your responses. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: In the newsgroup news.groups, there is currently a discussion for the creation of a World-Wide-Web-specific announce group, to be called comp.infosystems.www.announce (moderated). The proposal is by M. L. Grant. Please read news.groups to participate in the discussion and to find out how to cast your vote in the 22 days after 27 November. Please read the charter and discussions carefully before you make your decision! (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: The Third International World-Wide Web Conference: Technology, Tools and Applications '95, which will be held in Darmstadt, Germany, April 10-14, 1995, will bring together researchers, developers and users of the World-Wide Web. It will provide participants with the opportunity to come together and share comprehensive knowledge, research and discussion of the most current activities related to the Web. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: The Rolling Stones have announced that they will be broadcasting 20 minutes of their November 18th Texas Cotton Bowl concert live on the MBONE. Interested folks should check the list of registered StoneBone viewing parties or Register their site for a local viewing party. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: The Rockefeller University is pleased to announce the opening of its WWW server. Details about the University, the premier biological and medical research facility in the world, are available, as are the Archives of the Rockefeller Family. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: The Home page of the Italian National Telescope Galileo (TNG) has been updated and enlarged, with information and images on development phases, reference people for telescope systems and instrumentation, and a list of publications. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: Announcing a new molecular biology WWW site at Emory University - the Department of Genetics and Molecular Medicine has joined the Web. At present this is strictly an informational server. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: Dr. Paul Margerison an artist at The Open University would like to announce Paul's Picture Page 1 and Paul's Picture Page 2. These show the results of his recently successful PhD research into computer generated art, and form part of the new Open University Faculty of Technology Research Pages which he is currently maintaining. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: For information about the Second Amendment and the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (RKBA), check out the RKBA homepage. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: The Climate Prediction Center (CPC) provides climate products and services consisting of operational prediction of climate variations, monitoring of the climate system and development of databases for determining current global and regional climate anomalies and trends, and analysis of their origins and linkages to the complete climate system. These services cover climate time-scales ranging from weeks to seasons, extending into the future as far as technically feasible, and over the domain land, ocean, and atmosphere, extending into the stratosphere. Services and products are distributed to users in the government, the research community, private industry, and the public, both in this country and abroad. CPC supports and stimulates the use of climate data for applications in agriculture, energy, transportation, water resources and health. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: The Chicago Mercantile Exchange, the World's Largest Marketplace, trading approximately $200 trillion annually in inderlying value of financial and agricultural futures and options, is pleased to announce its debut on the World-Wide Web. Accessible from the CME Home Page are background and product information, volume and membership price information and charts, and the CME Model for Federal Financial Regulation, a proposal for streamlining government oversight of financial institutions. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: The program for the Topical Conference on the Synthesis & Processing of Electronic Materials being co-sponsored by American Institute of Chemical Engineers, the IEEE Electron Devices Society and the American Vacuum Society is available. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: The Australian Oceanographic Data Centre (AODC) would like to announce that its WWW Server is now online. These pages contain information about the AODC and also include sample documents and images. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: USPAN, Inc. (The United States Performing Arts Network) is proud to announce the opening of U/Seattle - Seattle's Online Entertainment Guide. U/Seattle is the first World-Wide Web server with a complete listing of what's happening in the Puget Sound, helpful to locals and visitors alike. Featured at its opening are Movie Listings for Seattle and Vicinity, Laser Show Listings for Seattle and Complete Audition Listings for performers. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: Creacon Enterprises is happy to announce the opening of The Quality Wave web page, a page dedicated to the promotion of the field of Quality Engineering and home to the Quest for Quality Forum. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: PolyEster Records & Books is online to provide people with hip underground and above ground media from Australia. Lots of local bands, books and zines are available through their on-line catalogue. PolyEster is brought to you through the services of Glass Wings. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: The Space Calendar Home Page is now available. The Space Calendar covers NASA activities and anniversaries that are coming up in the next year. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: The Department of Geography, Australian National University, would like to announce that its WWW server is now on-line. It includes information about the Department (including staff, current research, undergraduate courses and graduate programme), the ANU, the city of Canberra and the obligatory "more!" (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: The Computer Science Department at University College London have added a Tube Journey Planner to their London information pages. It provides details on routes, times, fares and distances on the London Underground network. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: Christmas is now on-line with the Cape Fear Christmas House Catalogue. Browse through the pages of various unique Christmas decorative items, collectibles and gifts items suitable for all occasions. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: The Aratari Branch of Dagorhir Outdoor Improvizational Dark Age Battle Games is proud to announce its new home page. Dagorhir is a sport battle game system which uses foam weapons in a medieval or dark age style of combat. Dagorhir is similar to a live action fantasy role-playing (LARP) game but with more emphasis as a sport activity. There is no "magic" in the Dagorhir battle game system and the characters tend to be from, but are not restricted to, historical origins (ie. Celts, Goths, Vikings, Romans, Mongols). (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: Oyez! Oyez! Announcing the launch of The Fashion Page, a Web magazine dedicated to various aspects of Fashion. The current incarnation covers Menswear, Autumn Styles, Winter Coats, Fashion TV, etc., and includes an extensive bibliography. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: American Management Systems, Inc. has placed its new World-Wide Web Server onto the Internet effective October 31, 1994. AMS (and subsidiaries under the name AMS Management Systems in various countries) is a leader in helping large commercial, governmental, and non-profit organizations improve their performance through the intelligent use of information technology. AMS provides information technology consulting, business process reengineering, systems integration, and software design and development services to organizations throughout the world. Headquarters: Fairfax, VA, USA. General information address: amscat@amsinc.com. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: SAS Institute's World Wide Web server contains a corporate overview, including annual report figures and locations of regional offices and subsidiaries, as well as descriptions of the SAS(r) System and other software products produced by SAS Institute. Employment opportunities and information on services such as training and technical support are also online. Online forms have been integrated for training course registration, publication orders and information requests. By the end of the year, SAS Institute's server will also include on-line interfaces to the Institute's electronic technical support facilities such as the Electronic Mail Interface to Technical Support (EMITS) and Anonymous FTP. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: The SPNK'R Proxy Slip Server converts an ordinary PC XT or better into a multi-line TCP/IP SLIP server and router complete with login/password security. Additionally, the Proxy-Slip feature overcomes the client side configuration difficulties associated with setting up TCP/IP. Using this feature the client need only enter his login/password pair. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: The Information Systems Department, Database and Expert Systems Group, at the Vienna University of Technology, Austria, is pleased to announce its WWW Home Page. You will find information on all aspects of the institute, especially about current R&D programmes and teaching activities. The institute also hosts the Christian Doppler Laboratory for Expert Systems, funded by the Austrian Industries. Main topics of research are Data Base Theory, Computational Logic, Fuzzy-Logic, Model-based Diagnosis, Model-based Human Computer Interaction and Intelligent Hypermedia. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: CISTI, the Canada Institute for Scientific and Technical Information, is pleased to announce the release of its WWW server. Located in Ottawa, CISTI is a major supplier of scientific, technical, engineering and medical information in North America. It is also the library of the National Research Council Canada. The server provides information in English and French on CISTI's products and services, including document delivery, bibliographic, scientific and numeric database production and access, publishing of research journals and books, expert information search and retrieval services, current awareness services and much more. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: Check your HTML code using Weblint. Supply some code, or just a URL! WWW interface courtesy the UniPress W3 Services Division. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: The Laser Manufacturing Laboratory at the University of California-Berkeley would like to announce its new home page. Any questions about the Laser Manufacturing Laboratory should be forwarded to psheng@euler.berkeley.edu or fishburn@greenmfg.me.berkeley.edu or erikb@greenmfg.me.berkeley.edu. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: ReZn8 Productions, a leading Hollywood animation and video graphics production company, is pleased to be here! They are working on some nifty image compression stuff and would be very interested in your feedback. Here's a sample with a graphic describing where they're coming from. For a sample of the kinds of movie trailer and other work they do, take a look at a short trailer for Clear and Present Danger. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: The Travelers' Checklist catalog is now available on the World-Wide Web. This catalog contains various travel-related products, including voltage converters, adapters, money belts, currency conversion calculators, etc. It features information on European electricity as well as general travel tips. Travelers' Checklist is a service of The Access Group. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: For all the serious chocolate lovers out there, Ann Hemyng Candy, Inc.'s Chocolate Factory is now on the World-Wide Web with direct order capabilities. Now you can satisfy your innermost chocolate fantasies from the convenience of your own computer. Chocolate makes a great gift, too. They make and sell chocolate direct from the factory. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: The United States Geological Survey's National Water Conditions Report is on the Internet. This report provides a summary of surface water, ground water, and reservoir conditions from across the United States and Canada. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: WebTechs Consulting Services WebTechs is a World-Wide Web consulting group with over 3 years of total experience with the WWW. WebTechs is registered with the International Association of Independent Web Consultants. WebTechs main goal is to promote the usage of valid HyperText Markup Language (HTML) documents. WebTechs firmly believes this will increase the fidelity of information exchange in the WWW and reduce the amount of roadkill on the Super Information Highway. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: Bruce Stevens is proud to announce the brand new Moosetone Records home page. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: Inforum, a non-profit economic consulting firm specializing in interindustry macroeconomic modeling, would like to announce that their popular EconData site is now on the web. EconData is a site that has been available for 3 years by Gopher, and contains millions of economic time series in a format that is easily accessible using PDG, Inforum's public domain regression and time-series modeling package for economists. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: Everton Publishers has launched a Web page devoted to genealogy resources on the Internet. The initial offering contains links to over 200 genealogical resources via a series of subject-headed pages, including Beginning Your Search, Genealogical Archives and Libraries, U.S. Genealogical Resources, Non-U.S. Resources, Special Genealogical Resources, Genealogical Software Archives and Using the Internet. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: The Micronet Multi-Dimensional Digital Signal Processing (M-D DSP) Group in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Calgary, Canada, is pleased to announce its WWW server. It includes some still images and MPEG movies demonstrating some of their ongoing research on fractal- and model-based image coding and 3-D image processing. Some of their recent publications are also available on-line in postscript form. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: The Department of Statistics and Computer Science at West Virginia University would like to announce their new web site which consists of graduate information, faculty members, technical reports, research activities, etc. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: Buena Vista Pictures Marketing, a division of the Walt Disney Company, is proud to announce The Buena Vista Pictures Web--a source for information and previews of movies from Walt Disney Pictures, Touchstone Pictures and Hollywood Pictures. The Movie Plex is a very graphical environment providing movie trailers in QuickTIme format as well as a trivia game and movie gossip. The Press Room offers the same QuickTime clips and more, JPEG stills and the Press Kits for the movies. They also have a page for pointers to QuickTime Players for UNIX, Macintosh and Windows. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: Find out how your representatives are addressing your environmental concerns. In time for Election Day in the United States, EcoNet has released the League of Conservation Voters' 1994 National Environmental Scorecard via the Internet. The Environmental Scorecard rates House and Senate representatives according to their voting records on critical environmental issues for the past year. EcoNet is also making the Scorecard available via gopher. You may also access the Scorecard via electronic mail at scorecard@econet.apc.org. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: An easy-to-use forms-based HTML editor, Easy HTML, is now available. Nothing to install - Easy HTML works over the Web - so start writing HTML documents immediately. Easy HTML is developed in conjunction with the NSF Mosaic Deployment project. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: The Klamath GIS Project is a pilot, community-based GIS project centered in Hayfork, Northern California. In collaboration with the Trinity Bioregion Group, the AEGIS group at the University of California, Berkeley, the Trinity Watershed and Research and Training Center, and various other local organizations and agencies, the project is developing strategies to build and facilitate local community capacity to use and develop GIS. A significant part of the Klamath GIS project has been the development of the Klamath Meta Data Dictionary, an online catalogue that provides information about GIS data sets that exist in the Klamath region. The meta data entry software is available online at an anonymous ftp site for all who are interested. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: Moon Travel Handbooks offers a wide variety of travel-related Internet exhibits, including the first installment of Road Trip USA, a collaborative work-in-progress whose draft chapters will be added to Moon's server, route by route, prior to publication of the paperback edition in autumn 1995. Readers are encouraged to participate, and anyone whose comments are selected for inclusion will receive a free Moon Travel Handbook of their choice. (nwn)

October 31, 1994

: It's Hot Hot Hot on the Internet! With a Web site friendly to both graphical browsers such as Mosaic and text-based browsers such as Lynx, the Pasadena, CA specialty hot sauce shop offers netizens exciting and tantalizing selections from around the world. Choose from the tastes of Dave's Insanity Sauce, Pure Hell, Scorned Woman Hot Sauce, and over 100 other sauces guaranteed to be Hot. Presence, a Southern California information design studio, designed and produced Hot Hot Hot. (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: Bristol Technology, maker of the Windows to Unix developer tools, Wind/U, HyperHelp and Xprinter, has updated their server with tons of new information. Also check out the exciting new sport of MAULBALL! (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: VIBEonline!: a free service on the World-Wide Web from VIBE magazine is now serving up the latest music releases through The VIBELINE. The current VIBEonline! is up to date through the September, the First Anniversary Issue of VIBE featuring the The Year-In-Pictures, a collection of never-before-published photographs from VIBE photographers, full graphics, downloadble startup screens, and other essential trailmix for Internauts. VIBE is the magazine of urban music (Jazz, Blues, Reggae, R&B, Hip Hop, Rap) and youth culture published as a joint venture of Quincy Jones/David Salzman Entertainment and Time Publishing Ventures, Inc. (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: The publishers of Kyosaku, a quarterly journal of poetic and prosaic reflections on and explorations of life in our times would like to announce the quickly expanding Kyosaku home page. (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: A directory of companies with product information is now available from the BizWeb Mosaic server. BizWeb is a "Yellow Pages" directory specializing in listing companies with product information available over the Internet. You won't find links to the latest cool Mac files or any images of Jupiter. But if you are looking for product information direct from the manufacturer then the BizWeb server is a good place to start. And contact BizWeb if your company has product information available over the Internet and would like to be listed for no charge. (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: Digital Express Group, Inc., an Internet provider with POPs in Maryland, Virginia, New Jersey, New York, and California has a new, improved WWW site with information on available Internet services. (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: The HEASARC has made available two new Web Tools for astronomers under its StarTrax Web service. One is a sky coordinate conversion routine for coverting between different equinoxes and systems. The other is a viewing tool that tells when stars can be viewed by the ASCA, ROSAT, XTE, and EUVE. They also provide an Astronomer's Whats New service. (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: Speakers On-line is the place to look for speakers, lecturers, or entertainers for your upcoming meeting or conference. (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: Announcing B.A.W.P. (Best-quality Audio Web Poems) a collection of recordings, in the MPEG-2 audio format, of poetry readings and live spoken word performances. The selection changes every two weeks at present. (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: Arachnaut's Lair is the WWW home page of Jim Hurley. He keeps resources related to electronic music software, with extensive software links, some original compositions, an Aquarium page, ...and the usual "hotlinks". (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: Compaq Computer Corporation is pleased to announce the addition of WWW.Compaq.Com to its on-line support organization. Information on Compaq products, programs and service is now available via Compaq's World Wide Web server. (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: The Biennial Conference And Exhibition On Telecommunications In South Africa on 27 to 29 March 1995 is your opportunity to attend the premier event on South Africa's telecommunications calendar to be held in Johannesburg (Midrand), exciting city of gold and the powerhouse of the South African economy. As home-base to most major domestic and multinational corporations, and the most dynamic growth area on the African continent; the proud new capital of the PWV reflects the entrepreneurial spirit and technological excellence of the people and products involved in the telecommunications and networking fields in Southern Africa. (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: Need to send commercial inquiries to any of the 123,000+ companies on Hong Kong's fax directory? Fareast.com offers you this free service with the Hong Kong Companies Directory page. (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: Morten Welinder announces his new Emacs Page with news and patches concerning GNU Emacs, especially in connection with MSDOG. (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: The Ohio State University College of the Arts is pleased to announce the creation of the OSU Department of Art Home Page. This document contains program information on all areas of study within the Department, as well as faculty photos, examples of student and faculty work, campus gallery schedules, application and financial aid information, and links to many points of interest on the World-Wide Web. (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: Earth Spirit Designs is a family-owned craft business whose designs are inspired bythe beautiful natural setting of Colorado. Each work is hand crafted by a husband and wife team of second generation artists using natural stone incorporated into colorful bead webbing an delicate bead weaving designs. Craig and Colette celebrate their fifth year displaying their creative expressions in environmental and craft shows. Earth Spirit Designs incorporates natural stone and other materials in decorative composition reflecting nature's elegance jewelry and fine crafts. (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: Source 1 Travel is the full service travel agency serving locally Las Colinas, Irving, and the Metroplex. Offering complete travel consulting services including: Air, Hotel, Car, Tours, Cruises and Rail. Individual, commercial or group travel. (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: Rogers Sewing Center - located in Irving, Texas. Your Sewing Specialist: Sales, Service and Supply Center. (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: AmFax Business Communication. The Facsimle Specialist: sales, service and supply center. A complete family of fax machines including plain paper units. Located in Irving, Texas. (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: Ham Radio shareware has come to the Web. Through the new Kentrol Home Page, amateurs and swls can check out the interface, read the documentation, and download the premier Windows control program for all Kenwood HF radios. (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: The server of the Partnership in Advanced Computing Technologies, in Bristol, UK, is up and running. PACT is a new research centre for collaborative academic/industrial projects currently involving groups from Inmos and the University of Bristol. The PACT server hosts pages for Inmos (unofficial), the Data Diffusion Machine (a scalable VSM architecture), the ESPRIT II OMI/HORN project, and various peoples' home pages. In these you can find, amongst others things, a list of Calls for Papers in (Parallel) Computer Architecture and related topics. (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: The Interfaith Health Program of The Carter Center (President Jimmy Carter, Chairman) and Saint Francis Hospital of Evanston, Illinois are pleased to announce their W3 site for The International Network for Interfaith Health Practices (IHP-NET). IHP-NET is an Internet electronic forum for dialogue and resource sharing among persons of all religious traditions, regarding the dynamic relationship between spirituality and health, especially its practical expression in the advancement of human wellness. (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: WorldMart is proud to annouce the GRAND OPENING of its first WorldStore, the THINK BIG! worldstore. The THINK BIG! WorldStore features unique large items such as 5 foot high pencils and giant baby bottles. (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: Metronome Online Press, Inc. is pleased to announce a new gopher server with catalogs of continuing professional education courses for physicians, nurses and dentists. (nwn)

October 30, 1994

: Reaction Graphics presents an assortment of Internet and WWW themed t-shirts available at Reaction Graphics Online. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: It is with great pleasure that the Office of Research and the University Graduate School (RUGS) at Indiana University announces access to its publications and services has been made available on the World Wide Web. In addition to general information and a directory of services, other available resources include the RUGS publication Research & Creative Activity, which profiles the research of IU scholars (the latest issue on technology has lots of photos and images), the Graduate School Bulletin, a listing of research centers at IU and much more. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: New Perspective Technologies Inc. is pleased to announce the MelaNet Information and Communications Network. MelaNet provides a central location whereby Black business persons may market their goods and services to one another as well as the rapidly growing on-line consumer base. Furthermore, MelaNet will highlight businesses that are looking for a sub-contractor match in performing U.S. government contracts. MelaNet will also house demographic data relevant to the Black community. In addition, MelaNet will provide links to other on-line data available for the empowerment of people of African descent throughout the world. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: The Anne Frank WWW site is now up and running. They would like you to give them a visit and welcome any comments or questions you may have. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: The Cygnus Group announces its new environmental and educational Web server. The site contains information on packaging and waste reduction, including the popular newsletter The ULS Report. (ULS stands for Use Less Stuff.) The site also contains pointers to some of the most popular environmental and educational databases on the Net. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: UNAVCO, the University NAVSTAR Consortium, is pleased to announce the availability of its web server. UNAVCO provides information, support, and scientific infrastructure to principal investigators making use of the Global Positioning System (GPS) satellites for Earth science and related research. Information on UNAVCO operations, UNAVCO-supported projects, and related information is available on line. The UNAVCO server is under development; your comments and suggestions are welcome. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: The Center For Research in Computing and the Arts(CRCA) home page serves as an information resource of CRCA activities, research, programs, and software, a link to other art resources, electronic and terrestrial, and the future home of image and sound galleries. CRCA is a research unit of the University of California, San Diego. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: The University of Arizona Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS) have vastly expanded their List of Space-Related Web Pages -- your link to a virtual galaxy of images and information. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: The Beta chapter of Eta Kappa Nu at the Purdue University would like to announce that its home page is up and open for business. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: K Computing provides exceptionally high quality training for UNIX, programming, and networking topics. They deliver both their own developed courses as well as courses developed by a few major vendors of UNIX systems. Their next public course is called "Internet Basics for Business" and available in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: Allen Marketing Group is a marketing communications firm that provides a full range of marketing services to help companies improve the effectiveness of their marketing and sales activites. In addition to helping technology companies market their products, they now provide a full range of interactive marketing services to help all companies benefit from the new interactive technologies. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: American Information Systems, Inc. (AIS) offers high-quality, cost-effective solutions to organizations that wish to gain a presence on the Internet. AIS specializes in designing and implementing customized Internet applications that can increase efficiency, lower costs, expand markets, and provide competetive advantage. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: Even/Anna, Ltd. offers a wide range of promotional products that can help your business grow. Clothes, pens, mugs and other products imprinted with your name and logo will help get your message accross to customers, suppliers, employees, or anyone else. Visit their home page for more information and a sample of products. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: The New Brunswick, Canada, government has recently released a comprehensive WWW display package containing the latest information on its bottom line business environment. This server contains detailed information on labour costs, weather, recreational facilities, building and housing and much more... (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: Steve Quick Jeweler is happy to announce its new WWW site featuring custom design jewelry. If you like 18k gold rings with Princess cut diamonds come see their showroom. In addition to SQJ designs, they will be displaying the work of award winning studios from around world such as: Christie Franz, Anthony Gerard, and Lapponia. Steve Quick Jeweler will also be showing some of their exquisite diamond cuts. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: The alt.fan.dune USENET newsgroup FAQ is now available in HTML. The FAQ is up to date and was last modified September 24, 1994. Maintained by Christian Gilmore. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: Anchiano Computer Eyewear, providing you with protection against computer monitor eyestrain, are now being promoted on the WWW. These unique glasses have a rotating lens you control, relieving eye irritation, headaches, dry eyes and other discomforts resulting from constant computer use. The eyewear can be puchased for a great price, and has a 30 day fully refundable guarantee. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: The Coleman Conference Center sets the standards in conference facilities. For over four decades, they have been delivering quality service, and premiere conference facilities to the public. Large corporations have found the Coleman Center's expertise to be extremely beneficial for their meetings. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: Sputnik T-Shirts are now promoting their catalog and two unique designs on the Internet. All T-shirts are original printed designs, constructed from 100% cotton Beefy T. Sun and Sunflowers designs can be seen at their Web site, and ordered directly from the screen. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: Domespace - Architecture for the Future! Domespace is a unique pro-environment structure which can be built for you, or you can build it yourself. It is shaped like a dome, constructed of wood, and rests only on the ground at its center. Domespace uses are endless...private homes, restaurants, get-aways, nursery schools, pavillons, stores...and it's environmentally sensitive. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: Do you have small living quarters? Discover the LAMA lifestyle - beautiful furniture which can double your living space. You can now view the LAMA elevating mezzanine on the WWW. The LAMA lifestyle is a philosophy of living that blends beauty and comfort with form and function to enhance today's lifestyle. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: ABC Mobility brings you quality indoor/outdoor products for the handicapped. They are promoting their new PaceSaver Excel, stylish good looks and the latest drive train design. Designed for a quieter ride and increased performance. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: Hall's Little Store is now on the WWW. They sell personal body alarms, keychain alarms, and even a sports model alarm. Personal protection is essential while walking, jogging, or anytime you are alone. These personal alarms are small and indescrete - some look like a beeper. Protection when you need it. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: Buy Fuller Brush Products at Distributor Discount. Grant's Marketing Network promotes the complete line of Fuller Products. Now available on the WWW is their application for distributorship and a request form for a retail catalog. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: Arbor Scientific is dedicated to bringing SCIENCE to LIFE. Their home page displays several products from their catalog, and contains on-line ordering. These products are designed to unravel the mysteries of science, stimulate learning, and encourage creativity. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: Travel Mall by Conlin - Faber Travel. Conlin-Faber Travel is a full service travel agency offering cruises, travel guides, vacation packages, home and condo rentals and airline tickets. Visit their site to get excellent rates and service for all your travel needs. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: In need of a new gift idea? Why not try Exotic Flowers from Hawaii? Hawaiian flowers are very beautiful and longer lasting than other types of fresh cut flowers. Their sturdy, colorful nature also make them perfect as dried flowers, so they last longer than traditional floral arrangements. Visit their Web page, and order any of their selections on-line. Shipped directly from Hawaii in 2-3 days. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: Ever had to contact many sources to find a book you needed? Read USA, Inc. is now on the WWW, and is your one-stop source for any book. Browse through their continuously updated book list, and order directly from your computer. If you can't find the book you are looking for, Read USA has the resources to find it for you. And, all books are sold at discount prices. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: Sin-Drome Records announces their web pages showcasing the work of Adult Contemporary artists Bobby Caldwell, Marc Jordan and 'nita Whitaker. Bobby Caldwell is showcasing his album, "Where Is Love," which has gone Platinum in Japan; his 70s hit, "What You Won't Do For Love," has been covered by everyone from Boz Skaggs to Al Jarreau. Marc Jordan is showcasing "Reckless Valentine," which has a folk-jazz sound. Jordan's music has been in movies such as "Youngblood" and the animated feature, "Heavy Metal." 'nita Whitaker, former Star Search Grand Champion, brings an R&B/gospel style to the AC arena with her album, "Luv Me Down Slowly." All artists have audio and video clips, and their albums can be ordered online. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: Leverage Technologists is pleased to announce its home page. Leverage is a Maryland-based company specializing in software reverse engineering, reengineering and maintenance. Leverage provides a wide range of tools, educational services, consulting, custom application development. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: The Dictionary of Cell Biology (Second edition) is now abailable on the WWW. The search engine allows regular expression searches, and also allows users to submit their own comments, revisions or new entries directly to the editors. The copyright holders, Academic Press, have generously allowed this Dictionary to be made available as an experiment. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: The Society for Experimental Biology announces its new WWW server. This links into the Society's existing Gopher Server on 130.209.9.190. The SEB is a European organisation based in London, which covers all areas of experimental biology. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: Actinomycete-Streptomyces Internet Resource Center (ASIRC) is devoted to increasing public knowledge about the biology of actinomycetes, facilitate the sharing of knowledge between researchers in this area, and act as a catalyst to further ideas and discussion about the field. At the site are biographies of researchers, postings of questions, announcements of future meetings and a library that contains pictures of the microbes, chemical structures of the antibiotics and secondary metabolites they produce, as well as methods and techniques used to work with these important microorganisms. (nwn)

October 29, 1994

: Lost Souls Incorporated, caretakers of Lost Souls LPmud, are pleased to announce the addition of their server to the WWW. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: Movies, Television, Privacy, Computer History, Improbable Research, and more hit the Web as Vortex Technology's WWW server opens for public access. Internet PRIVACY Forum digest information and archive materials are available for those interested in privacy issues. Film reviews, news about film and television releases, publicity photos, audio/video clips, broadcast and cable TV industry info and much more can be found in "Professor Neon's TV & Movie Mania." Learn about the history of computing from the Computer History Association of California. And visit the renowned motley crew of scientists, doctors, Nobel laureates and a host of others, all of whom formerly populated the pages of "The Journal of Irreproducible Results," over in "The Annals of Improbable Research." (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: The Computational Science Programme at the National University of Singapore is pleased to announce its new WWW server. Information regarding the programme, staff and curriculum is available in the Computational Science Guidebook, along with links to other web servers in Singapore. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: Dongguk Universiry at Kyongju, Korea is happy to announce that its WWW server is now in place. The server contains information about general prospectus and academic programs of the university and virtual tour of Kyongju showing images of national treasures and a lot of relics 1500 years ago. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: The Institute of Physics and their publishing company, Institute of Physics Publishing, have launched a new World Wide Web server. It features products and services of interest to all physicists and other scientists. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: Department of Construction Management & Engineering at the University of Reading, Berkshire, UK, provides details of research and teaching activities at the department. Image database of technical interest in the field of construction and facilities management is to be fully operational by January 1995. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: Thematic Guides on the human dimensions of global change are now available on-line from CIESIN, the Consortium for International Earth Science Information Network. Thematic Guides provide on-line overviews of several key areas in the human dimensions of global environmental change. These reference materials are organized and integrated by brief essays explaining issues in each subject area. The Thematic Guides are designed to complement data-access tools by providing context and background information to enable users to quickly access selected background materials on key global change issues. Addressed topics include: Agriculture, Human Dimensions Research Programs, Human Health, Land Use, Ozone Depletion and Political Institutions. Remote Sensing coming soon. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: The Shakespeare database project at Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Germany posts project news and information on publications on its own WWW Home-Page. There is also a preview on the Shakepeare Database CD-ROM to be presented at the 1994 Frankfurt Bookfair. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: M. D. Anderson Cancer Center's Research Report 1992-1993 is now available on the Gopher server for The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas, USA. Published biennially in traditional book form, the Research Report presents ongoing and recently completed research by more than 450 M. D. Anderson faculty members. This Gopher+ server includes virtually all the text from the most recent edition, presented in ASCII format and organized by department. A WAIS index allows the user to search the entire publication for information on a particular topic or researcher. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: New Country KMPS 94.1 FM, Seattle, Washington, USA announces the debut of the first country music radio station website on the Net. Country music lovers will find country music news, reviews of the latest country cd releases and much more. The KMPS website was created with the assistance of Internet marketing firm FINE.COM. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: Announcing the Minolta Users Group Web site. This site is dedicated to discussing Minolta products (cameras, binoculars and other optical gear) as well as a repository for the Minolta Mailing List archives. Come and leave your MUG Shot! (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: Veggies Unite! (meaning vegetables unite) is a searchable index of recipes. Also, there are topics such as storage tips, vitamins, and many links to nutrition and health WWW/gopher sites all over the world. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: The Air Force Manufacturing Technology Directorate (MANTECH), would like to announce the 1994 Defense Manufacturing Conference (DMC'94) "Defense Manufacturing Technology: Challenges for the 21st Century." Hosted by the Joint Directors of Laboratories Manufacturing and Science Technology Panel. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: NSC'94, the Network Services Conference, will be held in London, England, from 28 to 30 November 1994. The preliminary program and the conference abstracts are available. There will be a hands-on tutorial session on accessing the World-Wide Web and authoring on the Web on Wednesday, 30 November 1994, from 14:00 to 18:00. NSC'94 is being organized by the EARN Association in cooperation with the Internet Society, RARE, RIPE, NORDUnet and EUnet. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: These pages are concerned with all things to do with birds: (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: The Cross Industry Working Team would like to announce the opening of their WWW server. XIWT is a multi-industry coalition of more than 40 companies committed to promoting and accelerating the deployment of a world-class National Information Infrastructure through the development of technologies which cross traditional industry boundaries. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: PicturePhone Direct of Rochester, NY announces the availability of its ON-Line catalog of Desktop Videoconferencing products and accessories. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: Are you bored of the good old U.S. of A.? Well, if you are, then please visit TABland, a new Egozine (work it out for yourself), which promises absolutely no transatlantic connections. A few links, a bit of comment, and its up to you to provide the rest. About as moderated as the Miner's Strike, as sensible as Lord Such, as memorable as Martin Marprelate, you are cordially invited to attend TABland. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: The Faculty of Music at McGill University would like to announce its home page. It includes general information about the Faculty of Music and the programmes of study offered, plus faculty and graduate student home pages. This web server site has been implemented under a research project called "The Music Library of the Future: A Pilot Project". Funding for the project has been provided by CANARIE Inc. (Ottawa) and McGill University. The project leader is Bruce Pennycook. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: The BTG home page features various BTG products and services, including computer hardware, software, GSA Schedules, Internet services, software development, and information technology. Featured is a WWW demonstration of Jane's EIS, a CD-ROM based information retrieval system which provides unabridged access to Jane's renowned defense and aerospace publications. Searches are supported and both textual material and pictures are provided. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: Computer Workshops, Inc. and Cameron Kaiser are pleased to inform you that the Spectre Server is now 100% operational, offering news, weather, info and the new experimental on-line digest Link Magazine from the University of California, San Diego. Maintained at the Armory, Santa Cruz, California. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: The Patent and Trademark Office, the Clearinghouse for Networked Information Discovery and Retrieval (CNIDR), the National Science Foundation (NSF) and AT&T are pleased to offer the text and images of the existing U.S. patents pertaining to Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome.This data is provided as a public service on the AIDS Project Page at CNIDR for browsing and searching. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: The Sheps Center for Health Services Research, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, announces the SCHSR web server. The Sheps Center for Health Services Research (SCHSR) is a World Health Organization collaborating center whose primary focus is devoted to examining social, economic, geographic, environmental, clinical and regulatory factors associated with the content and distribution of the medical care system. Special emphasis is placed on addressing health policy issues associated with medically underserved and medically at-risk populations, including the poor, the elderly, rural populations, minority groups, children, the chronically ill and the mentally ill. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: The Andrew II series of projects are replacing much of the original Andrew distributed computing infrastructure at Carnegie Mellon University. The Andrew II projects are developing new the electronic mail, bboard, printing and underlying administrative systems. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: The University of Minnesota College of Education announces: Web66. Web66 is a project to help K12 educators learn how to set up their own WWW Internet servers, to link K12 WWW servers and the educators and students at those schools, and to help K12 educators find and use K12 appropriate resources on the WWW. The Web66 server features a Classroom Internet Server Cookbook which gives recipes with step-by-step instructions for setting up a WWW, Mail, and FTP server on a Macintosh computer. Web66 is an extension of the Hillside Elementary cooperative project with the University of Minnesota College of Education and the Center for Applied Research and Educational Improvement. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: Stanford Center For Tuberculosis Research, USA, is proud to announce its home page. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: Instrumental, Inc, the technology leader in high-performance UNIX system tools, is pleased to announce the availability of its new WWW server. The server has information about PerfAcct (TM), the multi-system chargeback accounting tool, PerfStat (TM), the most powerful performance monitor available, and PerfAlert (TM), an operator tool for monitoring system and performance exceptions. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: CATALYSYS - Catalyst for Innovation is a technology management consulting firm providing executive-level support to growing high technology companies in such areas as Technology Transfer, Client/Server Computing and Internet Business Applications. Catalysys president Mark G. Dixon is also Vice-President, Government and Industry Relations, Arizona Software Association. This server also provides information about Arizona high technology organizations and projects, such as the Governor's Strategic Partnership for Economic Development (GSPED) and the Governor's Arizona Science and Technology Council. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: Would you like to use the Internet to access the growing number of companies offering goods and services on the World-Wide Web but are having trouble finding out what's available? To help solve that problem, the University of Houston College of Business Administration has developed UH CBA WWWeb Business Yellow Pages where you can find businesses of all types with home pages on the WWW. Listings are by categories ranging from "advertising" to "writing services" (sorry, no x, y, or z yet!). It's hoped that this free service will make your use of the World-Wide Web easier and more productive. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: The Amateur Radio Club of the University of Arkansas - W5YM is pleased to announce the creation of Yet Another Ham Radio Webpage. The page includes info about the club's activities, an archive of Razorback Radio News (their newsletter), links to other College Ham Radio Clubs and an archive of bulletins from the American Radio Relay League. Listen for W5YM in the ARRL Sweepstakes! 73 DE W5YM. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: Paramount Pictures and Viacom Online have developed a World Wide Web site to herald the upcoming motion picture Star Trek Generations. The site offers a galaxy of unique Star Trek elements for downloading, including pictures, sounds and a preview of the movie, in addition to behind-the-scenes information. Make sure to give Paramount "Your Input" - all respondents will receive a digital version of the Star Trek Generations movie poster. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: Announcing Chedoke-McMaster Hospitals new experimental Web server. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: Maui Institute of Technology would like to announce MauiZine, a Maui style Zine about Art, Music, Wind Surfing, Hawaiian Culture, Healing, and Fun on Maui. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: HYPE Electrazine. In this issue: (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: Optimus, Inc., a Fredericton, New Brunswick based multimedia development company, is pleased to announce the opening of its home page. Also be sure to check out the Quicktime Movie Archive. (nwn)

October 28, 1994

: There's a new sports news site coming to the Web on November 1. It's called Satchel Sports and it's the product of a cadre of engineers and editors at Starwave in Seattle. Satchel will be a continuously updated service full of scores, statistics, features, columns, news and photos, initially for the major professional and college sports. Visit often and watch it grow. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: The Ada-Belgium organization now has its own WWW server. The purpose of Ada-Belgium is to be a forum for persons and organizations interested in the Ada programming language, in its applications and in Ada-related technologies such as software engineering methods, environments and tools. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: Mirical Nutrition Corporation would like to announce their home page. Mirical writes nutritional analysis and monitoring software for consumer and professional use. Mirical's home page is intended to be a focal point for consumer oriented health and nutrition information. Mirical has free demo versions of their software available for downloading as well as a number of interesting hyperlinks including interactive personal nutritional profiles and general nutritional information. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: The Funnies are now at NeoSoft, Inc. Frolicking Pebble, an award-winning comic strip by Howard Sherman is available in Neopolis, NeoSoft's Virtual City. This goofy, humorous commentary is not only on-line, but is also distributed to several newspapers around the U.S. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: AOI Travel would like to announce a WWW Travel Server. Information on air and rail travel is now here. Including a price table for European Rail Passes. A link to the rec.travel FAQ is also online as well as other travel WWW links. One may also send email to aoi@xmission.com. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: BTG announces the World's Fastest PC, featuring a 275 MHz Digital Equipment Corporation Alpha CPU. The system runs the new NT 3.5 (Daytona) software and provides performance of 555 MIPS, 189 SPECint, and 264 SPECfp. The system has a PCI bus with a Number Nine S3 Vision964 graphics processor. The BTG Home Page is also available. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: Another tool for interactive visualization of climate data has been added to the National Climatic Data Center's Home Page. The graphics tool is called CLIMVIS (Climate Visualization). This interactive session allows the user to choose the type of data, the time period, the location and the type of time series display. NCDC already has Interactive On-Line Climatological Products which permits the user to create a contour map or a time series from a variety of NCDC's Baseline Climatological Datasets. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: The Imager for Mars Pathfinder Homepage details a mission scheduled to land on Mars on July 4, 1997. The imager is being developed by a team led by the University of Arizona. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: Doc Films (film organization from the University of Chicago) now has a WWW server online. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: The Society of Architectural Historians, Southern California Chapter announces its home page which contains the SAH/SCC calendar of events, including lectures, upcoming tours and related college courses. If you're interested in architecture, urban design, landscape architecture urban planning or architectural history ... as well as many other related fields, welcome! (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: WIT would like to announce the availability of a mirror of the ftp.wustl.edu archive. There is a huge selection of GIFs and JPEGs to browse through easily in Mosaic. They also have PC, Mac and Amiga software from wuarchive, as well as Gigs worth of other stuff. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: The Interactive Connection would like to announce the official opening of its multi-media server devoted to travel, sports, entertainment and fashion. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: International Communications Corporation (ICC), one of the country's leading producers of instructional video programming, invites you to preview their selection of video tapes from some of today's top speakers. Topics include: business management and strategies, education, engineering, law, financial planning, women's leadership, and women's health care issues. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: Peter Coe, founder of Taste Unlimited, would like to take the opportunity to invite you to browse through their selection of international gourmet foods. Among the selection available through their Internet Presence(tm), they are pleased to present recipes from some of the best chefs in the world. If you are searching for a special gift, love to cook, or consider yourself a connoiseur of fine cuisine, this presence has something for you. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: Since the Colonial Days of American history, the town of Smithfield, Virginia has been knowned for its ham curing process - so much this process has been protected by law... "Only a ham cured within the Smithfield town limits can bear that prestigious name". Smithfield Farms of Virginia, producer of cured hams and other fine foods, is officially online. Come visit their online store. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: Olicom would like to announce a WWW server. Olicom develops and markets Token-Ring, Ethernet and ATM local area network products. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: The San Francisco and San Jose Wing Chun Associations offer information concerning Wing Chun martial arts. Both schools are come from lineage of Leung Sheung, and are taught by Sifu's Kenneth Chung and Ben Der, respectively. Wing Chun is a traditional Chinese martial art system which falls somewhere in the realm of "internal" and "external," finding its essence in esoteric softness. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: Announcing a new edition of CYBERKIND, a World Wide Web magazine of 'Net-related fiction, nonfiction, poetry and art--recently chosen by PC Week as one of the best online magazines! CYBERKIND features prose and art submitted by the Internet population. All genres and subjects are included. The October edition features an article on children and computers, new poetry by Christopher Griffin, and new additions to the art gallery by John K. Fitzpatrick. CYBERKIND is always looking for submissions of prose, poetry and art. Please send submissions or queries to shannon@sunsite.unc.edu. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: The new edition of the Learned NewsWire 1.5 is hereby published for free browsing on the Internet. Among other news, top stories this month include reports on the comings and goings in the information industry, new European services, speculation surrounding the sale of Mead Data Central, the developing Chinese information industry, new electronic library developments, and projections of prosperity in the world of on-line information services. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS) would like to announce the release of its WWW server, featuring information about the various products and services offered by CAS. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: DataWave's WebFax Server provides a link for people with fax machines to access the World Wide Web. It also is home to Steve Lantos' Travel Unlimited Newsletter a hot ticket to discount travel fares via courier flights, including geographically-related news for your information and amusement. Check it out for a sample and subscription information. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: The Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition (CNBC) would like to announce its web site. Created in 1994, the Center is dedicated to the study of the neural basis of cognitive processes, including learning and memory, language and thought, perception, attention, and planning. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: Telos Information Systems announces the release of their home page. TIS develops information systems solutions for commercial and government customers focusing on open systems solutions. TIS also develops commercial applications for information management and enterprise-wide security. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: Yong Chen is a graduate student of Computer Science Department at Sam Houston State University. He has been working on a project called VXP -- Visual X windows Programming Interface, which is a GUI builder for Motif widget sets. VXP provides an integrated application development environment for X windows programmer. Its main features are: design user interface visually and interactively; generate the C source code automatically; compile and test the application within VXP. This web page includes: (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: Investment Dealers' Digest (IDD), publishers of Nest Egg, a personal finance publication sent to over 2 million homes, are pleased to announce the launch of their Internet-based Interactive Nest Egg. Interactive Nest Egg is a value added publication that includes indexed links to all articles published in Nest Egg plus additional features and information from IDD and its publishing partners. This includes regularly updated mutual fund and securities performance charts from IDD Information Services' Tradeline database and a financial bookstore provided by the New York Institute of Finance. Additional information is provided by IDD's publishing partners. IDD is a financial publishing, database, software and consulting company that specializes in serving the financial services industry. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: Announcing the new home page for Spirit and Nature Southwestern Crafts. It offers an assortment of Southwestern jewelry, dream catchers, artifact reproductions made with authentic materials, and other Native American crafts. Locally available in the Phoenix, AZ area in Craft Country (I-17 and Dunlap Ave at Metro Marketplace), they're featuring a small selection of crafts for on-line shoppers across the Internet. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: "I can't tell you anything" is the home page of poet Deborah Sellers. It features two poems and an audio selection from Ms. Sellers award-winning performance Life In The Latter Part of the 20th Century. New poetry being added according to Ms. Sellers strange schedule. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: MacZone Interactive - Your Macintosh Catalog Superstore is now on the Web. This joint presentation by Multiple Zones, International and Net Direct - Internet Marketing Services provides product and ordering information on MacZone's hottest new Apple Macintosh products. Register online to request to receive periodic Special Offer e-mail alerts direct from MacZone Interactive. (nwn)

October 27, 1994

: Information about The California Health Security Act (Proposition 186) is now available on World Wide Web. This is an initiative on the the November 1994 California ballot that if passed would create a system of universal health care financed by the "single payer" method. The information was prepared by volunteers with Californians for Health Security, and is housed at a site operated by the Institute for Global Communications. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The University of Illinois at Chicago's Microfabrication Applications Lab now has a web server online. This server provides information about the lab's role in such areas as: micromachining, electron optics, integrated optics, and semiconductor processing. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: STUFF.com is proud to announce two Surf the Net t-shirts. STUFF.com also sells Liquid Blue shirts, which includes several Space, Fantasy and Grateful Dead shirts. STUFF.com offers several shipping options, and can ship to countries around the world. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: Net Guru Technologies, Inc. is a leading provider of hands-on training in the network and client-server systems areas. They offer courses in high speed networks, ATM, Frame Relay, TCP/IP, Unix internetworking, Novell internetworking, Windows/NT internetworking, client server computing, security for Unix networks, SNMP network management etc. Get complete details on all classes, including who should attend, course contents and schedules. Register on the Web and get $50 off the course fee. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: Intel home page is available here. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: Fundesco, the Foundation for the Development of the Social Function of Communications based in Madrid, Spain, is pleased to announce that its Electronic Bookstore is now available in the Web along with current services such as hypertext access to its Databases and other titles on Information Technology. The bookstore contains all the titles published by Fundesco (mostly in spanish) and orders can be submitted through the Web. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The UK-Hockey mailing list now has its own home page. If you want to know about (ice) hockey in the UK, here is where to go! (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The Section Space Research and Technology of the Delft University of Technology is pleased to announce its home page. Presently it offers an Altimetry Atlas of the world oceans, computed from satellite altimetry data. A number of gravity anomaly maps covering the Indian and Atlantic Oceans, as well as a series of (raytraced) perspective views of the mean sea surface of the Indian Ocean are available. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The University of Florida's Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences announces several new WWW servers. IFAS Main Menu, IFAS Computer Network, IFAS Educational Media & Services Unit, and School of Forest Resources and Conservation. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The new Web Team at Patch American High School in Stuttgart, Germany announces some of its server's many new features: a middle school field trip to Maulbronn Monastery (complete with an online quiz!), Biking though Vietnam (a Patch Community member's visit), an Online Search tool to find your way around the server,a Survey Form (your opinion counts!), and lots of new D-Day material from their archive. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: Want to go to Paris but no travel budget? Through the magic of the Web you can visit Virtual Paris, and maybe even win a RoadHopper kit! Rockwell Network Systems, the first in online virtual tradeshows, has updated its home page to allow you to take the trip from the comfort of your keyboard. And don't miss NOMAD, one of the most complete WWW resource locators this side of cyberspace... (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: Premenos Corporation, the leading supplier of EDI/Electronic Commerce software announces the availability of its Electronic Commerce Resource Guide. This Web server provides access to EDI standards, industry implementation guidelines, organizations, EDI mailing lists available on the Internet, network information, a calendar of events and other related information for individuals interested in Electronic Commerce. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: Thant's Animations Index has merged with other indexes and currently has 135 links to sites on the Web which serve computer animations. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The UIUC Learning Resource Server at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign General Description is a suite of servers that distribute and mediate electronic learning resources for K-12 classrooms, pre-service teachers, teaching professionals, and educational researchers. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The Christian Classics Etherial LIbrary is a growing collection of classic Christian books, sermons, devotionals, and other documents. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: Visit the Dear 23 Home Page, for fans of the bands The Posies and Big Star. Created by Wendi Dunlap of Seattle, Washington. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: UCO/Lick Observatory's WWW server can be accessed by selecting this link. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The Sydney Regional Centre for Parallel Computing (SRCPC) announces the operation of their WWW page which contains information of relevance to the CM-5 supercomputer, and computational science generally. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: Realty Referral Network is dedicated to matching real estate buyers and sellers with only the best real estate agents. They serve over 5,000 cities and towns throughout the United States and some European countries. Fifteen years experience in the national and international real estate referral business enables them to locate the best agent for you ... with confidence ... and at no cost to you! (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: ReliefNet provides information about global relief efforts and leading humanitarian organizations. Users can find out about current events and also make online pledges to relief agencies. ReliefNet is sponsoring ReliefRock, the first internet benefit concert. ReliefNet and ReliefRock are located in EarthWeb's site and can be accessed via WWW and gopher. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: Dimitris Tsaptsinos on behalf of the AEK (London) Fan Club would like to announce the AEK WWW server where information about the most historic Greek football club can be found. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: Hastings Financial Corporation is a Dallas, Texas firm specializing in the purchase and sale of owner-financed mortgages and lien notes. Check out their Home Page and learn how they help their clients finance their retirement, educational, travel and other dreams. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The Astronomical Society of Australia (ASA) is the society of professional astronomers in Australia. The ASA has established the ASA Home Page, listing a variety of information on the Society and its activities, including "Instructions to Authors" for its journal and email addresses of members. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The Victoria State Emergency Service in Australia would like to welcome visitors to their unofficial home page covering Rescue & Emergency Management issues. With many pictures, audio and articles this site is worth a visit. The server is maintained by a volunteer from the VICSES - Eltham Unit. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The Friends of the Santa Clara River is a non-profit, public interest organization dedicated to the protection of the last major river system in Southern California still in a "natural" state. As part of their expanding WWW project The Envirolink Organization has made space for FSCR and the current issue of their newsletter WATERSHED. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The Programming Techniques Group at CERN would like to announce Release 1.4 of WebMaker, a FrameMaker to WWW converter. CERN WebMaker is a copyrighted freeware. It is delivered with a comprehensive User's Manual and many examples. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: Lorenzo Castro is pleased to announce a Web for Austin musician Michele Solberg. Michele is a 22 year old singer-songwriter living in Austin, Texas. The web includes complete tracks from her CD and tapes, concert dates and poetry. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The Corporation for Public Broadcasting is proud to announce the creation of the CPB EdWeb. Edweb is an on-line tutorial on education, technology, school reform and the Information Highway. Designed for both teachers and telecommunication enthusiasts, EdWeb offers a vast collection of on-line educational resources, success stories of how technology is used in the classroom, a history of the development of the Infobahn, and much more. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The College of Charleston would like to introduce The BOC Challenge Homepage. Consisting of latest news, standings and other interesting information. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The Center for Nondestructive Evaluation (CNDE) located at Iowa State University focuses on the research and development of new theories and techniques for use in quantitative NDE. Major programs within the center are: (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The Consortium on Green Design and Manufacturing is pleased to announce its WWW Server. CGDM is an interdisciplinary research effort in the College of Engineering at U.C. Berkeley and an industry/university partnership focused on issues related to environmentally-conscious product design and manufacturing. The page contains information on current research, industry partners and general background on green manufacturing. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The Harvard University Press now has on-line listings of its recently published books and other relevant information about the Press. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: Thomas Tatum, a graduate student at Clemson University, has set up a page linking the schools of the Atlantic Coast Conference. Visit the ACC Home Page (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The Office of Electronic Information Dissemination Services, Government Printing Office, 732 N. Capital St., Washington, DC announces the implementation of PL 103-40, GPO Access, the on-line service for the Federal Register, Congressional Record, and Bills of the 103d Congress databases on a WAIS (wais.access.gpo.gov) Server. For online ordering, telnet to wais.access.gpo.gov, login as "newuser" <enter>, no password <enter>. For additional information, Internet e-mail at help@eids05.eids.gpo.gov or call (202) 512-1530 or fax (202) 512-1262. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: Insurance Research Network offers a free health insurance quote. Have your quote mailed or faxed to your office today! No face-to-face sales pressure. No obligation. Save up to 30% or more. Same day coverage available. A Multimedia Ink Design... (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The University of Amsterdam Astronomical Institute would like to announce their WWW server. It provides information about the institute as well as useful links to astronomy servers, dutch servers and information about the WWW. There are also a number of home pages created by staff and students, like Haakon's funky page and the Ajax page created by Michiel Berger. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: Jewelry by Earth Spirit Designs - Earth Spirit Designs is delighted to bring you their first on-line catalog of natural and glass jewelry. The jewelry is inspired by the beautiful surroundings of their home in Colorado and made from semi-precious stones and Austrian crystal. Offered at reasonable prices, the beautiful designs are perfect for gift-giving. They can also be found at "The Internet Store". (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: To all TIAA-CREF Participants: The CREF proxy statement which you recently received contains two important proposals by CREF participants designed to reduce the excessive salaries being paid to CREF's top executives and to reform CREF's governance structure. Please give these your careful attention. Look at CREF Proposals for further information. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: david@gdol.com has updated his Home Page. In addition to interests in Islam and Ireland there are free coffee and doughnuts for everyone! (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The Learning Sciences Program at Northwestern University announces its home page which currently provides a description of the program and faculty. Please look at it if you are considering graduate training at the MA or PhD level involving the study of learning or teaching. The Learning Sciences Programs combine a focus in cognitive science, studies of learning in social contexts, and applications of advanced technologies to create and study innovative learning environments in schools, workplaces and other settings. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: Sweet Enchantment is proud to announce the availability of their gift packages of specialty chocolates and confections. They may be ordered directly from the Web and are a great holiday gift idea. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The University of Rochester Department of Environmental Medicine is proud to announce a behavioral psychology Journal Home Page for the Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior and the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis. This site provides indexed access to the complete Titles and Abstracts from over thirty five years of the Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior and, for now, a small sampling of abstracts from the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis. Search these journals with a fast query routine and a very nice HTML forms interface. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The Missouri School of Journalism is proud to announce the arrival of the Digital Missourian to the World Wide Web. The Digital Missourian is a full-service news publication which includes local (Columbia, Mo., USA), national and international news, sports, weather and a full complement of features, with special sections dedicated to elementary and secondary school students and teachers. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The Center For Research in Computing and the Arts (CRCA) home page serves as an information resource of CRCA activities, research, programs, and software, a link to other art resources, electronic and terrestrial and the future home of image and sound galleries. CRCA is a research unit of the University of California, San Diego. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: After the Taj Mahal is a small music archive containing some of the cybermusic of Christopher Penrose. It is one of the new galleries of the Center For Research in Computing and the Arts (CRCA). (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The New England Biolabs would like to introduce its WWW server. The server with provide the latest information about the company, new products, ftp services, ordering, technical support and REBASE (The Restriction Enzyme Database). (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: The Space Calendar home page now is available on the World Wide Web. This calendar covers NASA activities and other space-related events that are coming up in the next 12 months. The calendar also has extensive links to various parts of the solar system. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: BioWeb is proud to announce IBEX'94, the Internatonal Biotechnology Exposition and Conference. This site contains the full schedule, list of exhibitors, conference features, and registration information for IBEX'94. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: Holiday in Cambodia - from the temples of Angkor Wat to the Killing Fields outside of Phonm Pen, it is a collection of pictures that is a reflection of what anyone might see and feel as a tourist in Cambodia. (nwn)

October 26, 1994

: Video Disc International is pleased to announce a searchable catalog of their laser disc offerings. Video Disc International carries over 2,000 laser disc titles, including many rare and hard-to-find titles. Video Disc International buys, sells and trades laser discs from around the world. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The PCL Map Collection, General Libraries, The University of Texas at Austin, has added detailed maps of Haiti including a street map of Port-au-Prince and topographic maps. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: Sell-it on the WWW provides advertising on the WWW. There are nearly 20 companies right now whose products range from baseball cards to computer hardware & software to gourmet coffee to publications to computer consulting. Check out all these great features plus much more at Sell-it on the WWW. Great for gifts! Also, if you'd like to advertise on the server for $10 a month, please see the server or e-mail dknight@powergrid.electriciti.com. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The third issue of Big Dreams is now available. This is a monthly newsletter on the topics of personal development and small business topics. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Ohio State University at Newark, Art Gallery would like to announce its new address: OSU NEWARK ART GALLERY. The Art Gallery is still making its Roy Lichtenstein Pre-Pop exhibition available to the general public. The exhibition has been visited by over 10,000 interested viewers and has been mentioned in the Online Section of the Guardian Newspaper in England. A new page for Upcoming Exhibitions has been added to keep the internet community up-to-date. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Advertising Law Internet Site houses articles about the legal aspects of marketing products, with particular emphasis on infomercials, home shopping, and direct response TV. Other articles discuss 900 Number regulations, contest laws, business opportunity laws, and additional aspects of promotion law. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: If you work on your home or garden, don't miss the new Books That Work web server. Home to a large and growing set of information related to home repair, gardening, landscaping, home improvement and other related activites, this server includes a 500+ item garden products glossary, a directory of useful toll-free phone numbers and a lengthy set of URL's to other home and garden related web sites. The server also contains information on and demos of Books That Work's home related Windows software products, and loads of other useful home and garden related stuff. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Bermuda Biological Station for Research, Inc. is now accessible via WWW: Join them to find out about their scientific research projects and educational programs, or to access oceanographic databases, which include time-series biogeochemical data and the latest satellite images of the Sargasso Sea. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: PC Express is proud to annouce the availability of ExpressNet, an easy-to-use service for accessing PC-related information on the Internet. The ExpressNet Internet Gateway contains the Internet's most comprehensive interface to DOS and Windows-related information, software, FAQs, forums, and companies on the Internet. Whether a novice or advanced user, ExpressNet simplifies the task of finding computer-related information on the Internet. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: SilkRoute Ventures announces the launching of Asia Online, the first WWW publishing service developed in Asia. Asia Online aims to be your first stop in Asia, Cyberspace by keeping track of WWW activities in Asia. Its mission is to become the "Digital Silk Road of the 21st Century". One of their first offerings is Reed Exhibition Companies exhibition and conferences online, one of them being GlobalTronics '94. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The band self-described as "a mixture of ska, punk, metal, reggae, rap, funk, speed metal, hip-hop, polka, and vaudeville. Six freaks have never has such a good time on stage" now has its own page. Yes, that's right, Skankin' Pickle now has its own home. Tour dates, discography, bios of band members... what more could you ask for? (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Kosmic Free Music Foundation invites you to drop by the KLF World-Wide Web Server, featuring over one-hundred free full-length songs in innovative new sample-sequencing formats. A high-quality full-length recording is as little as 100k in size and all this music is absolutely free for noncommercial use. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: ruprecht, the independent student monthly at the University of Heidelberg, Germany, and UNiMUT, the school's SGA biweekly, are now on the web. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: This page offers a description of and access to popular shareware packages, including Graphic Workshop, QuickShow, Pagan Daybook and Desktop Paint. It also features information about Steven William Rimmer's computer books and fiction. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Department of Mechanical Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology announces the publication of its Web pages. These pages are for exchanges and interactions among people in the Mechanical Engineering Department, the MIT community, and the world in pursuit of common goals. Information on students, faculty, staff, courses, research projects and topics, and activities are becoming available. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Karoline von Günderrode Pages have returned after a brief absence, and have seen multiple improvements, including two bibliographies, spiffier graphics, and slightly more logical file names (such as Suicide_Notes.html). Günderrode, who was once remembered only for her suicide, has recently been "rediscovered" by contemporary writers and scholars of German history and literature. Eventually, the KvG Pages will become part of a larger series of pages dealing with German women writers of this period. All of this (will be) brought to you by Chr*st*n* *uror*'s Rampaging Web Metaphor. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Telephone Customer's Corner can help with your long distance shopping needs. It has a list of the best deals available for homes and small businesses, as well as 800 numbers for doing your own shopping and links to other telephone-related web sites and internet resources. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Computing Services Centre of the CIT's CSC WWW Central Institute of Technology, at Heretaunga, Upper Hutt, New Zealand would like to announce its WWW service. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Reengineering Home Page discusses services performed by Raymond Mirrer, licensed in the three professions of engineering, law and accounting with CPA and MBA credentials, as FNE World Connect ("FNE"), specializing in "Reengineering", "Enhanced Productivity Resources", "Imaging for the Paperless Office" and "Videoconferencing". (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Networking Home Page seeks to establish relationships with entrepreneurs to expand opportunities in "Reengineering", "Enhanced Productivity Resources" and "Global Business Opportunities". (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Opportunities Home Page discusses "Tomorrow's Opportunities Today" for Opening a New Future through the use of the latest state-of-the-art technology. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Institute for Information Management at the University of St.Gallen, Switzerland, is pleased to announce its Web Server. The server contains information about research projects in the fields of electronic markets, telebanking, knowledge management systems, process- and system integration and business process redesign. Furthermore, their Electronic Markets Newsletter is available online. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Astronomical Institute of the University of Amsterdam would like to announce its home page. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The WWW mirror site for Health Info-Com Network Medical Newsletter" in the USA is now active and includes WAIS searching within the WWW site contents. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The AVHRR Ocean Pathfinder Project at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, California is proud to announce its WWW server. The AVHRR Pathfinder Home Page includes information of data set products for studies of Global Sea Surface Temperature. The data sets are derived from the Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer (AVHRR) on the NOAA/TIROS (-7, -9 and -11) which provide continuous daily, composite data sets from 1981 through the present. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: Governor David Walters announces the creation of the State of Oklahoma Home Page, containing current information and events in the Sooner state ranging from arts and recreation to application procedures for research grants. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: Penn State is pleased to announce its main Web server. This server is the main entry point to Penn State information. Included on this server are college and departmental Web servers, the Penn State Population Research Institute, Journal of Buddhist Ethics, as well as other Penn State related servers. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: Matterhorn Travel Wholesalers On-line - Matterhorn, a wholesale travel company for over 28 years, offers superb land/sea/air holidays direct to travelers in the Matterhorn Resource Center. Currently featured programs: (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Support Tools and Information group of Apple Computer's Customer Service Division is pleased to announce www.info.apple.com. This all inclusive Internet site offers the latest free Apple software updates, a WAIS gateway for searching the Apple Tech Info Library, Apple product specific technical information, and the Apple related Web pages with links to the Information Alley News Magazine, Developer Services, the Apple Fax technical support catalog, additional Apple related Internet sites, and more. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The department of Information Studies at Sheffield University is world renowned in such fields as Librarianship, Information Science and Management and Computational Chemistry. Their section on the web contains details of people, courses, publications and research within the department. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: Compute Intensive, Inc., a software services company for the UNIX marketplace announces the availability of their Web server. Compute Intensive specializes in providing consulting services for critical computing environments, innovative software applications, and complete Internet solutions available through their division, Network Intensive. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Coalition of Silicon Survivors, a support group for breast implant victims and friends, NEWSLETTER is now available. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: Ferris State University is pleased to announce the creation of a WWW server that provides information about Ferris State University and the university community. The server currently provides information about many of the degree programs offered at Ferris. It also includes pointers to other services at Ferris State University, including the All Music Guide. The All Music Guide is a comprehensive database to recorded music available on CD. It includes reviews, collecting recommendations, and performer lists. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Department of Computing Science at the University of Aberdeen would like to announce the arrival of its WWW server. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: UUNET Technologies and AlterNet are proud to announce the addition of UUWeb, World Wide Web Wonderland. Contained therein is information about UUNET Technologies and the services provided. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Department of Geography at the University of South Carolina would like to announce its new WWW Home Page. Highlights include information about the department's graduate programs, faculty and student directories, an alumni registry, and many links to other sources of geographic information. Also included is the newsletter of the AAG GIS Specialty Group and a map of WWW sites in South Carolina. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Triangle FreeNet (North Carolina) now supports a page for players of the Hammered Dulcimer. Information on playing, builders, workshops, instructional books and festivals is provided. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The U.S. Naval Observatory in Washington, D.C. would like to announce its new home page. It includes information on the Observatory, star catalogs, earth orientation, precise time and time interval and more. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: Announcing the Grand Opening of CyberTees Custom T-shirt Shop, where you can have your favorite picture or graphic made into a T-shirt or pick from close to a thousand stock designs. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: Attention one and all! The Doctor would like to announce that his home page, The Doc's Desk, is now open for general perusal! Enjoy! (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Mathematics Department of Massey University, New Zealand, announces its home page, including small galleries on KAM tori and pseudospheres. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: Thanks to Joe Germuska of Northwestern University, there is now a location for a FAQ and Information Document on Tom Waits. Tom Waits is an influential musician beginning in the seventies and has been acting for almost as long. Seth Nielsen of Texas A&M University is the moderator. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The worldwide survey of graphics cards benchmarks under Xfree86, is now accessible through the Web here. The survey is a comprehensive and ever-growing database of Xbench results, submitted by users of XFree86 from around the globe. Anyone who runs, or is contemplating running, the XFree86 software on their 80386/486/586 machine, or anyone who is lost in the multitude of 80x86 graphics cards should find this survey enlightening. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Maryland International Institute for Ecological Economics (MIIEE) proudly announces its new WWW site. MIIEE was established in 1991 by the Center for Environmental and Estuarine Studies (CEES), a research campus of the University of Maryland System (UMS). The Institute is also a component of the UM's system-wide Coastal and Environmental Policy Program (CEEP). MIIEE was established to fill the growing need to integrate the study and management of "nature's household" (ecology) and "humankind's household" (economics). (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: Paradigm Communications (PCNet), providing internet service in Central Connecticut, and soon in Western Connecticut, announces the opening of its World Wide Web server. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: Network-1 Software & Technology has just entered the fast lane on the "Superhighway". Visit their home page for timely information on Network & Security Software & Consulting. Highlights include: (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: Soldiers, The Official U.S. Army Magazine, is now on-line through a partnership of the U. S. Army Office of Public Affairs, the Staff of Soldiers, and the Corporate Information Center's Technology Development Laboratory at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. Soldiers is the first U.S. Military Magazine available on the World Wide Web. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: AEGEE (Association des Etats Generaux des Etudiants de l'Europe) is a European students' organization concerning a big variety of topics including so-called Summer Universities. It is independent from politics and religion. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The World Data Center A for Marine Geology and Geophysics and the collocated Marine Geology and Geophysics Division of the National Geophysical Data Center would like to announce new on-line Mosaic forms search capability for of all of their marine geological and geophysical data holdings. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The ETEXT Archive, a clearinghouse for electronic texts since 1992, is now on the Web. Also new at the site: the latest issue of the fiction magazine InterText, and the new web site of the science fiction magazine Quanta. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: New York State Governor Mario Cuomo announces the opening of the "Mario Cuomo Victory '94" Web site for his current gubernatorial election campaign. This Web site is an interactive presentation of Governor Cuomo's accomplishments, as well as press releases (updated daily), videos, sound bites, speeches, and voter registration information, and accepts e-mail feedback to the Cuomo campaign. This site produced by The New York Web. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Automated Reasoning Project at the Australian National University would like to announce their presence on the World Wide Web. The site includes personal pages of staff members and links to technical reports and other papers on all aspects of logic, both pure and applied. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Center for the Advancement of Paleo Orthodoxy (CAPO) in Oak Ridge, Tennessee is pleased to announce the Kuyper Institute for Political Analysis. The Kuyper Institute is a non-partisan think tank which is monitoring and analyzing U.S. House and Senate races in 1994.

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October 25, 1994

: The MIT Center for Coordination Science (CCS) at the Sloan School of Management announces the availability of their server which, provides copies of the Center's working papers, information about Coordination Theory, their ongoing research projects as well as their faculty, staff and students. Research in the center draws upon many parts of MIT and ongoing projects in a variety of fields, including: computer science, organization theory, psychology, information systems, management science and economics. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Aneurysm Information Project of Columbia University in City of New York has put up some files on a Home Page that includes answers to FAQ's, mortality statistics, information on research funding, citations to the scientific literature, a lecture and other information. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: Dan Nafe and the Shadow Information Systems Inc. would like to announce the IPSC Home Page. "IPSC" Stands for the International Practical Shooting Confederation. The local (national) organization is United States Pistol Shooting Association. Both organizations are dedicated to promoting the growth of practical pistol craft through this sport. This sport has its roots in police and military training. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The University of Tennessee College of Social Work would like to announce its new home page. It currently contains the 1994-1996 Bulletin as well as information on applying to its advanced degree programs. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Infrared Information Analysis (IRIA) Center is now providing services through the WWW. IRIA's mission is to collect, analyze, and disseminate information on infrared and electro-optical (IR/EO) technology with an emphasis on military applications. It provides FTP, Gopher, WAIS, and WWW access to various unclassified databases, as well as an electronic order-form for IRIA products. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The Spiderweb is a hyper-classified directory of the culture, commerce and community services of Northern California's Sonoma and Marin Counties. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The HAPEX SAHEL experiment (Hydrologic Atmospheric Pilot Experiment) is designed to study the continent/atmosphere interactions in the Sahel Area, a region particularly representative of the dry tropical area. HAPEX SAHEL brings together researchers from a dozen or so countries and forms part of the wider research carried out within the framework of the World Climate Research Programme in order to improve the taking into account of hydrologic processes in climatic models. The Mosaic server contains more than 5,000 files of ground data and thirty quicklook of Spot Images. The HAPEX SAHEL Information System is a collaborative project between LERTS (Laboratoire d'Etude et de Recherche en Teledetection Spatiale/Laboratory for Study and Research in Remote Sensing), ORSTOM (L'institut Francais de Recherche Scientifique pour le Developpement en Cooperation/The French Scientific Institute for Research through Cooperation) and CNES (Agence Francaise de l'Espace/French Space Agency). This information system is based upon First International Land Surface Climatology Field Experiment (FIFE) [telnet]. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: The cathouse.org British Comedy Pages are an ever-growing collection of pages and links covering all aspects of British comedy. Highlights include FAQs for the shows Bottom and Blackadder and the WWW edition of the e-zine Britcomedy Digest. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: IT Solutions, Inc. a computer consulting firm in Chicago, Illinois would like to announce the first on-line credit card application The Rolling Stones MasterCard, provided in conjunction with Chevy Chase Bank and the Rolling Stones. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: Cinequest, the San Jose Film Festival, is pleased to announce the availability of a set of World Wide Web resources about the upcoming 1994 film festival. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: Nolo Press, the leading publisher of self-help legal books and software, has opened a Self-Help Law Center in the Personal Finanace Center of O'Reilly's Global Network Navigator. Nolo Press has been going head-to-head with the legal system ever since its first do-it-yourself divorce book in 1971. By eliminating the need for a lawyer in most common legal situations, Nolo continues to save people thousands of dollars in legal fees. The Self-Help Law Center fits perfectly into their mission to demystify the law so people can bypass costly lawyers. Please e-mail info@nolopress.com for more information. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: A professional writer shows how HTML works for his home business at Frank Hilliard Writing in Victoria, Canada. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: TeleVisions Inc. is a technology development and service company focused on the commercialization of multimedia research explored at Boston University's Multimedia Communications Laboratory. TeleVisions provides complete electronic marketing and commerce packages for the Internet: establishment of web servers, tools for creating and maintaining electronic documents, mechanisms for tracking and billing customers, and development of novel customer interaction features. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: Before you get old, follow the relay to The Hypertext Who, a new hypertext database dedicated to the music of Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey, John Entwistle and Keith Moon. The database includes complete lyrics, extensive discographies and much more. (nwn)

October 25, 1994

: Meanderings is a journal of politics, art and culture from a distinctively, but not exclusively, African American perspective. The current issue, Meanderings #7 (published October 25, 1994), contains nine items, two of which discuss aspects of the controversial new book about IQ, genetics and race, The Bell Curve, written by Charles Murray and Richard Herrnstein. Three articles focus on current black leadership, including Marion Barry, winner of the Washington, D.C. democratic mayoral primary, and Benjamin Chavis, deposed NAACP executive director. Finally, there are a couple of items about cultural aspects of music, and a poem by Mike Bowen entitled, "soft rap returns from the home for the sane persecuted class." (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Courtesy of the Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers and of the Musee des arts et métiers (Museum of arts and crafts, Paris, France) a new virtual museum of technology. This museum, depicted in Umberto Eco's famous novel, "The Foucault's pendulum", hosts 80,000 objects and documents related with every great technical innovation. For the moment, almost every text is in French. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The Internet goodies is a list of software (freeware and shareware), documentation and electronic texts freely available on the Internet. The Internet goodies can be useful to any system administrator ("Hey, where can I get this software?") or to any internaut. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The Washington State University School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science announces the availability of its Computer Animation archive. The archive contains silent MPEGs, soundtracks and Silicon Graphics `movieplayer' files (with synchronized soundtracks) of student animations designed with Wavefront software in WSU's computer animation classes. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The International Journal of Applied Expert Systems is now on the Web. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Hilton Hotels Corporation would like to announce their new home page where you can access their latest special offer. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Conference Announcement:The Future of Japan's National Information Infrastructure, October 5, 1994, Holiday Inn -- Palo Alto, California. A one-day conference examining the status of Japan's Internet and its plans for implementing information networks into the next century. Sponsored by the Stanford University US-Japan Technology Management Center, in cooperation with JETRO San Francisco. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Apparitions, a virtual reality environment and physical installation at the UCSD University Art Gallery in La Jolla, California is now on-line. Apparitions is the result of a collaboration between artists and programmers working under the name Vital Signs. The Apparitions Web Server is an integral part of this project, linking the gallery space to cyberspace, and providing images and text that document and describe its physical and virtual contents. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: BEST North America is designed to help you identify and locate researchers with interests and expertise similar to your own. It contains an on-line inventory of researchers, inventions and facilities at leading U.S. and Canadian universities, and other R & D organizations. BEST North America contains over 40,000 first-person expertise records, 5,000 inventions records and 2,000 facilities records. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Federally-Funded Research in the U.S. is a series of databases that provide information about research funded by the Federal Government. These databases contain the names and addresses of Principal Investigators, grant titles, abstracts, and keywords associated with grants funded by the NIH - National Institutes of Health, the NSF - National Science Foundation, the USDA - U.S. Department of Agriculture, the SBIR - Small Business Innovation Research Program and the ATP - Advanced Technology Program. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Search for Funding Opportunities is a series of databases that describe research funding opportunities in various disciplines. It includes the NIH Guide to Grants and Contracts information from the National Science Foundation, Federal Agency Opportunities - FEDIX, Several months of the Commerce Business Daily and Funding Opportunities for Minorities. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The BEST Canada Expertise Database BEST Canada is designed to help you identify and locate researchers in Canada with interests and expertise similar to your own. It contains an on-line inventory of researchers, at leading Canadian universities, and other R & D organizations. BEST Canada contains over 6,000 first- person expertise records. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

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October 24, 1994

: The U.S.-Israel Science and Technology Commission Information Server was built to ".... promote cooperative science and technology activities between interested entities in the United States and Israel that could benefit the high technology commercial sectors of the two countries." and contains the Memorandum Of Understanding between the U.S. and Israel, as well as databases of research expertise in both Israel and the United States. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center invites interest in the 1995 Goddard Conference on Space Applications of Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Information Technologies. This conference has been held annually since 1986. The above links allow viewing of the proceedings tables of contents from the past few conferences. Also, potential authors may view the call for papers and author instructions. Additional information, including conference announcements, will be included over time. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The NASA/JPL Imaging Radar Program now has a home page. Its purpose is to increase the public's awareness of imaging radars for remote sensing, to serve the science community by providing access to software to analyze radar data, to make available sample images of selected areas to indicate the characteristics of the data, to provide information about current activities in the program, and to make educational materials easily accessible. This home page is still evolving, but already contains radar images from SIR-C/X-SAR, AIRSAR, SIR-B, and Topsar, as well as animations, 3-D images, anaglyphs (requiring 3-D glasses), instructions for obtaining software, a link to the SIR-C education CD-ROM and links to shuttle information for the SIR-C missions, including the upcoming October mission.

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October 24, 1994

: For all people interested in German law there is a new law-related WWW-Server. It includes an FTP-Server with law texts and example cases and links to other law-related ressources. dabergot@radbruch.jura.uni- mainz.de. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI) in La Jolla, California is pleased to announce that its WWW server is now online. Initial offerings in their public pages are the two TSRI graduate program catalogs (in macromolecular and cellular structure and chemistry, and in chemistry). Later on, the server will include TSRI Scientific Report, a weekly listing of employment opportunities at the institute, and campus information. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The Central Science Laboratory at the University of Tasmania would like to announce the CSL WWW Server. The CSL is a centralised facility serving the science faculty, other universities and external clients. Facilities include Electron Microscopy, Elemental Analysis, Gas Chromatography, Image Processing, Mass Spectroscopy, Magnetic Resonance Spectoscopy, Stable Isotope Ratio Analysis and Vibrational Spectroscopy. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Living Textbook is a server describing an idea of how to represent all knowledge in a multiply structured form on the Internet, with quality control, true navigation and copyright protection. The server intends to collect collaborators to realize the project and to refine the idea. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Visioneering Research Laboratory has some programming positions available. See the Home Page for more details. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The Association for Systems Management, a society for information systems professionals, is pleased to announce their Web presence. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Alex Hartley and Associates are Public Affairs Consultants offering advice and service for grant writing, proposal writing and campaign management. Visit their home page to learn about their work with governments, labor unions, trade associations and community service agencies. They also offer a full range of seminars in team-building, leadership training, multi-cultural awareness and communications skills. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The Aneurysm Information Project at Columbia University in the City of New York has a home page dedicated to providing public documents relating to aortic aneurysms, including the answers to FAQs (frequently asked questions). (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The Texas Education Network, TENET, is pleased to announce the Tenet Web. In addition to providing information and appropriate links for K-12 education, the Tenet Web will also follow the progress of The State Networking Project, a U. S. nationwide collaborative effort on long-range planning for the integration of an information infrastructure to support the needs of the K-12 education community. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Psycoloquy, is a peer-reviewed electronic journal of cognitive and biobehavioral science sponsored by the American Psychological Association and specializing in Scholarly Skywriting: refereed, electronic peer commentary. The North American Psycoloquy Archive is at Princeton University and the European Psycoloquy Archive is at Southampton University. Psycoloquy is trying to provide a useful model for future learned electronic journals, so please send your suggestions to the Editor: harnad@soton.ac.uk or harnad@princeton.edu. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Behavioral and Brain Sciences (BBS) is an international, interdisciplinary (paper) journal published by Cambridge University Press. BBS specializes in Open Peer Commentary on important and controversial current research in the biobehavioral and cognitive sciences: Qualified specialists in psychology, neuroscience, behavioral biology, cognitive science, computer science, linguistics and philosophy who wish to serve as commentators may preview current and forthcoming BBS target articles in the BBS Electronic Archive. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Public E-Print Archives of papers by Stevan Harnad on Categorical Perception, Symbol Grounding and Foundations of Cognitive Science are retrievable along with papers on electronic and interactive publication plus an archive of discussion on a Subversive Proposal for hastening the era of electronic periodical publication. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Erico Menczer is a painter, photographer and cinematographer from Rome, Italy. His home page is a gallery containing his biography and some of his works, both paintings and b/w photographs. Inlined images are small GIFs, with links to larger JPEGs. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The Asian Art site is an experimental station which will feature fine exhibitions in private galleries, new or rare color publications, and new discoveries in Asian Art. As the site expands, it is planned to represent works from Asian art galleries worldwide. This site is sponsored by Studio X. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The CaMEl Web server is an aspect of the Canadian Mathematical Electronic Services provided by the Canadian Mathematical Society (CMS). It is an official service of the CMS, intended to provide an Internet-based source of information for CMS members, interested persons in the Canadian and International Mathematical Communities and the Internet community at large. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Webster's Weekly, the first weekly features magazine on the World Wide Web, is pleased to announce the completion of its first quarterly volume, 13 weekly issues from Summer 1994. Webster's Weekly features (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Mother Jones gets a face lift. Mother Jones Interactive seeks to support the strong and growing activist network on the Internet. To do so, the Web server has been restructured around ten important issues including health care, education, the environment and, of course, the US government. Each issue features Mother Jones articles, resources from around the Internet and a chat room. Also being set up are information kiosks for non-profit organizations. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The Initiativkreis Ruhrgebiet invites you to compete for the international research award INSPIRIT '95, with 250,000 DM, one of the highest prizes in Europe. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Bell Atlantic has setup a Center for Networked Multimedia to facilitate the implementation of interactive multimedia applications over a networked enviroment. The Center has setup its own home page which describes its activities and introduces the people there. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: CSUBIOWEB the Biological Sciences WWW server for the California State University system is now at its permanent site. Its purpose is to consolidate existing WWW Biological Sciences teaching and research resources and to create and distribute original multimedia resources for the teaching of biology. All biologists are encouraged to submit materials. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The binational Great Lakes region of North America announces the arrival of the Great Lakes Information Network, a cooperative venture to place all Great Lakes environmental, economic and government-related statistics and information online in one convenient virtual location. The GLIN partnership consists of state, provincial and federal agencies, regional organizations, universities and the private sector. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The Geological Society of America is pleased to announce that it is providing online information services to members and other interested parties through the WWW. Included in the new services is the complete schedule for the 1994 Annual Meeting in Seattle in October. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Are you looking for AGRICULTURAL information or just curious about GATORS (have you ever seen a gator that weights more than half a ton)? If you are, you should visit this new WWW site. The Computer Network unit of the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, at the University of Florida (GATORS), announces the availability of a new WWW server, "AgriGator". In addition to providing information about the University of Florida, the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences and different types of "Gators", there is an extensive list of agricultural resources found worldwide. Other topics are also available (biotechnology, space, weather, environment and the "funny farm") with more being added. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Forest Green Media, a Sonoma County, CA based multimedia firm, announces the arrival of its home page. Departments include multimedia services and news, an "analog" photography gallery, and unique business to business promotional items. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: EIT is pleased to prerelease a freeware over-the-web service for downloading, installing, and customizing a Web server. This Webmaster's Starter Kit uses forms to get basic configuration information, and writes your config files for you as you download the software. It's been taking people only about ten minutes to start publishing on the Web using this service. The basic server then interacts with its webmaster to install server tools for logfile reporting, mail-archiving, CGI programming, link checking and home page construction. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: HomePageReplica, devoted to the music and artwork of Captain Beefheart, is now open. The page features pictures of photos, album art, lyrics, lists of rare items (including bootlegs) and audio and video files from recordings and live performances.

An early-stage hypermedia project at the University of York requires visitors to read and send opinions to form part of an online documentary. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Issue Dynamics, Inc. (IDI), a Washington, D.C.-based public affairs consulting firm, provides a complete range of public policy-related Internet services. Clients include: (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The York University Computer Club now has a page on the net. Club documents are available, along with a selection of York information not present elsewhere on the net. Links illustrating the range of the Internet are featured. York University is located in Toronto, Canada. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The 1994 Fall Meeting of the New England Section of the American Physical Society, hosted by the Brown University Physics Department has information on-line including the announcement, the program, how to register, how to get there and where to stay.

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October 24, 1994

: The Flow Analysis Software Toolkit development team at the Numerical Aerodynamic Simulation Division of NASA Ames Research Center would like to announce the homepage of their software FAST. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Wrap Yourself In History... Dewey Trading Company of Santa Fe, New Mexico is pleased to announce the new web site for the Southwest Trails Blanket series. These twenty-five beautiful pages showcase a collection of Pendleton blankets designed by renowned Native American artist Ramona Sakiestewa. The site is designed by Matterform Media and appears on the Studio X web server. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: HTML 2.0 Specification Review Materials are available here. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The Fractal Images Company is proud to offer its newest service: the FractalNet Internet Advertising Service. FractalNet is the first Internet resource to apply fractal imaging as an advertising tool. In effect, each of their customers has the option of selecting its own unique fractal signature. Many people enjoy looking at fractals, so the fractal signature can provide additional interest in an ad. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The Magellan Mission to Venus Home Page is now available at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab in Pasadena, California. The Magellan mission will end with a dramatic plunge into the atmosphere of Venus, the first time an operating spacecraft has ever been intentionally crashed into a planet. On October 11, 1994, Magellan's thrusters will be fired in four sequences to lower its orbit into the atmosphere of Venus for its final experiment -- to gather data on Venus' high atmosphere. Within two days after these maneuvers, the spacecraft is expected to become caught in the atmosphere and plunge to the surface. Although most of Magellan will be vaporized during the fiery descent, some sections of the spacecraft will probably hit the planet's surface. The latest updates on Magellan's status -- as well as a comprehensive gallery of images and information from the five-year mission -- will be available on the home page. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Da Vinci Consulting, a Belgian company specializing in the development of Geographical Information Systems and Networks for Territory Monitoring and Decision Support presents its concept of GeoManagement System as well as related products and services. The GMS Web also includes additional stuff of interest to registered customers of Da Vinci Consulting. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The Canadian Permanent Committee of Geographical Names (CPCGN) and Geographical Names Section of Natural Resources Canada announces the release of its bilingual Web site. The "Geo-Names" home-page offers a wide range of information including a dynamic database search of Canada's official geographical names (français). (nwn)

October 24, 1994

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October 24, 1994

: The Downey Company is now on the WWW offering its Sports Coverage line of Bed and Bath Products. These are officially licensed products of the NFL, NBA and numerous collegiate teams. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Sibylline, Inc. would like to announce its WWW Server. Sibylline, Inc. is the First Arkansas-Based Internet Services Company, offering Internet access to businesses and individuals in Arkansas. Inexpensive advertising space can be leased on the Webboard (an Internet electronic billboard). (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The Internet Squash Player's Association's home page is available here. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The Digital REST Area at SUNY Plattsburgh WWW server in upstate New York has a new TCP/IP address. The numeric code is 137.142.42.95 with the domain name bio444.beaumont.plattsburgh.edu. The Digital REST Area is an integral part of the VICE in REST.

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October 24, 1994

: The TOPEX/POSEIDON project of NASA and the French space agency CNES is pleased to announce the TOPEX/POSEIDON Home Page. TOPEX/POSEIDON is an ongoing oceanography satellite mission to observe the Earth's global ocean circulation. The home page currently features information about the project and an archive of global ocean images and animations of wave height, wind speed, water vapor and dynamic ocean topography. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: PuzzleNet, an interactive on-line contest, is pleased to announce its presence on the WWW and the Internet. PuzzleNet is an exciting word game contest that combines Crosswords and Scrabble. Based on skill not luck, game players can get puzzles via PuzzleNet's fax-on-demand service, and can also participate in PuzzleNet's Grand Prize Contest. Free sample puzzles are available by accessing the site via ftp, gopher or WWW protocols. For additional information, send e-mail to "freepuzzles@puzzlenet.com". (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The Washington Weekly is a national newsmagazine that is published on the Internet. It offers an alternative to traditional media both in format and in editorial style. Focusing on national politics, news and opinion are clearly separated and both sides of the issues are presented. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Internet Consulting Corporation would like to announce, as part of its continuing series of Internet-oriented seminars, the next offering of The Internet and Your Business, a one-day seminar designed to help your organization leverage the Internet. ICC is a full-service information and technology consulting company dedicated to supporting commercial organizations in developing and implementing effective Internet business strategies. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Open Market, Inc., is now online with a comprehensive set of products and services intended to make it easy for companies and individuals to establish a commercial presence on the Internet. Open Market offers merchants a complete electronic infrastructure needed to establish and maintain a business on the Internet, including software that enables a user to build an online store, product creation tools, and a seamless and secure payment system for buying and selling products and services online. In addition, Open Market's system provides Internet shoppers with new ways to browse, search for and purchase goods and services offered on the Internet. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The National Severe Storms Laboratory, one of the Environmental Research Laboratories of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, announces its World-Wide Web home page, including information on current research at the laboratory, with particular emphasis on VORTEX (tornado research) and the short-range ensemble forecasting (SREF) project. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Announcing the University Counceling Center at Virginia Tech Home Page. Included on this page are Study Skills Self-help Information and the Guide to Majors at Virginia Tech. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: You are invited to visit the place, which is an experiment in how contemporary artists can create electronic artworks and distribute them within a virtual community. It explores the boundary between tool and myth, instrument and concept. In the place,the translation of the world becomes a problem in coding. The place is an artwork in progress and will exist in a state of constant flux. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The Consortium on Deburring and Edge Finishing at the University of California at Berkeley would like to announce its home page. CODEF addresses problems related to prediction and modeling of burr formation and edge breakout phenomena, development of a database for best burr avoidance and removal techniques from industry, development of a burr advisor for a CAD system, process feedback and control for advanced deburring techniques. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Information on the Research Ship R/V WECOMA is now available from Oregon State University's College of Oceanographic and Atmospheric Sciences. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The Theoretical Astrophysics Program at the University of Arizona is proud to announce its new home page. This server contains information about faculty research and graduate student studies, and provides links to other web servers useful to the Astronomy/Astrophysics community. Computer graphics and simulations generated by members of the group will also be featured as this server continues to develop. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Gregory J. Arserio, Sophmore at Clarkson University in Potsdam, NY, would like the WWW to know about Gregory J. Arserio's THE PAGE. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Washington Telecom Newswire, a daily news service directed at telecommunications industry professionals who need immediate news about their industry, now has its own WWW, Gopher and FTP site. For the latest on federal legislation affecting the industry, Federal Communications Commission orders or Federal Court actions, access Washington Telecom Newswire. At the site, go to the "read me" document for background info on Washington Telecom Newswire and samples of recent articles. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: News about Democratic Senate campaigns is now available electronically, via the DSCC WWW Source and Gopher Site. From the site, the DSCC is posting information about Senate campaigns. Furthermore, various Senate campaigns are posting information about their respective races. To subscribe to the DSCC mailing list, send e-mail to listserver@idi.net and include 'subscribe dscc-list your-firstname your-lastname' in the body of the text. Inquiries and comments can be sent to info@www.dscc.org. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: The Penn State Astronomy Club announces its web server, which provides club information and schedules as well as astronomy-related graphics, sounds, movies, and Mac/Windows software. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: To facilitate the development and distribution of software enabling technologies for high performance computing the Center for Research on Parallel Computation has set up a National Software Exchange (NSE) for the High Performance Computing and Communications community. The project has the following goals: (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Finishing the Job Right Graphic Finishers of America (GFA) is one of the most successful point-of-purchase display and specialty promotional packaging companies in the United States. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: American Consultant League will help you become a successful consultant in your field. Whether you are an "old Pro" who wants to increase your client base, a part-timer ready to take the "big leap" to full-time consulting, or someone seriously considering entering the profession, American Consultants League will be your most profitable ally in your quest. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Al Baker's "XR's Only" dirt bike specialist. Whether you are a casual trail rider, a weekend play racer, a seasonal four-stroke veteran or a Professional Racer, Al Baker's XR's Only has the parts and service to improve the performance of your four-stroke. XR's Only also applies Al's proven suspension modifications , performance engine rebuilding and race preparations . It also offers XR280 and XR630 Package Racers. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Amcol Corporation is the leader in producing quality lubricants and applicators for the metals industry. Learn more about the company through their new WWW pages. (nwn)

October 24, 1994

: Khera Communications' Small Business Help Center is now online. The Center provides useful information on getting started, marketing, management and other tips to help small businesses grow. A business Quote of the Week is also available. The Center includes dozens of articles by nationally syndicated business columnist, Raj Khera. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The Online World resources handbook by Odd de Presno is a non-fiction book about the practical side of using the GLOBAL on-line information resource as seen from an international perspective. It explores selected applications across network and service boundaries showing how such needs can be met. The examples range from databases to entertainment and the bizarre to special services for professionals and organizations. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: Intelligent Information Systems of Canada, is proud to present an online travel guide for the city of Montreal, and the Quebec region. Visit the many attractions, explore the fine services and see all there is to do when visiting the Montreal area for business or recreation. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: INTRRR NRRRD E-ZINE, an electronic magazine dedicated to the "punk" lifestyle, Internet technology, and the Do-It-Yourself way of business is up and waiting for your dining enjoyment. Included are links to other punk-related sites, graphics including flyers and photographs of bands as well as monthly columns and opinions. Submissions highly welcomed, be they audio, text, or graphics. Touch here to see what those cursed "punks" are doing on the Net... (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: Come check out the Web of Wonder. A comprehensive hierarchical list of 6000 links and growing from all over the World Wide Web. The creators of the Web of Wonder also announce to you soap opera fans the Young and the Restless page and the Bold and the Beautiful page. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: Unusual browsers requested: Digital Equipment's Network Systems Laboratory is conducting research on the implementation of various features of HTML forms. They invite you to take your browser through a survey that tests these features. They are especially interested in non-NCSA Mosaic browsers. This effort is a result of the lessons learned while implementing the Future Fantasy Bookstore's browsing facilities. Survey results are available on-line. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: Visit The Hollyweb Online Film Guide to read reviews of current films, preview upcoming releases, check the box office stats, or learn about classic films. Maintained by a bitter,unemployed ex-film student, it aspires to be a central Web resource where netters can get a variety of opinions on new and classic films. If you're interested in writing film reviews, publishing essays, or adding to the archive of recommended videos, The Hollyweb is a great place to open up shop. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: Argus Associates, Inc. specializes in the provision of Internet training workshops, Internet marketing and publishing services, and Internet research services. If you would like to know more about how the Argus team can help you with your Internet related needs, please contact them for a free consultation. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The Canadian Heritage Information Network (CHIN) in Ottawa, Canada has moved its World Wide Web Server to a new location. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: Rolls Royce of Beverly Hills announces their presence on the Internet. Now you can shop for the world's most exotic cars from cyberspace. Stop by the showroom and see the plushest, fastest and sexiest cars. Check out the Lotus description for some things to come. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: Criswell Chevrolet/Lotus of Maryland has a great combination of classic and exotic cars for sale. No you can't test drive them in cyberspace (yet), but it is great being able to see these cars in full color. Pick one out then you can visit and test drive it for real. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: PAWWS -- Portfolio Accounting World Wide from Security APL is pleased to announce the PAWWS Portfolio Management Challenge. PAWWS offers FREE stock quotes (15-minute delay) for US stocks, bonds traded at the NYSE and AMEX, Mutual Funds and Money Markets; historical charts for both the S&P 500 index and the DJIA are also available. The PAWWS Portfolio Management Challenge will expose the individual investor to portfolio accounting, performance measurement and risk analysis by simulating a true portfolio management system. Each player will begin the game with $100,000.00 play money, and will be given the tools to manage their own portfolio. The first of three scheduled games will begin at 12:01 a.m. on September 16, 1994 and will run until 11:59 p.m. on October 14, 1994. A warm-up period will start Monday, September 12, 1994. Please note that all warm up accounts will be removed at the beginning of the first game. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The third Smithsonian Expedition is underway at Mount Wilson Observatory. Six participants will be using the facilities of the observatory to investigate a few research projects during this week, and a special WWW page has been set up to follow along with what they are doing and what they have found. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The Commonwealth of Kentucky would like to announce the Commonwealth Data Center Web Server. The CDC provides access to State Government Information, links to other Kentucky Services, and more. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: James Crawley, Telecommunications Writer at the San DiegoUnion-Tribune has provided an interesting historical article on the Internet entitled "A NetGain" and allowed S-Cubed to provide it on the Web. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The NOAA Data Set Catalog is a forms-based tool for searching for publicly available environmental data throughout the world. The Catalog includes over 25,000 records related to climatology, meteorology, ecology, geology, oceanography, remote sensing satellites and many other areas. The powerful searching capabilities and wide variety of data and data sources described in the NOAA Data Set Catalog make it a valuable multidisciplinary research tool for scientists, educators, researchers and members of the general public interested in environmental data. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Environmental Information Services division provides this service in partial fulfillment of NOAA's responsibility to archive and document environmental data. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The SETI Institute (the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) announces its new Home Page. The Institute serves as an institutional home for scientific and educational projects relevant to the nature, distribution, and prevalence of life in the universe. The largest research effort is Project Phoenix, the privately-funded continuation of the Targeted Search portion of NASA's High Resolution Microwave Survey. The Institute also has a strong interest in improving science and math education. The Life in the Universe Curriculum Project develops supplementary science curriculum material for grades 3 through 9. The Flight Opportunities for Science Teacher EnRichment (FOSTER) Project allows science teachers to experience the excitement of research on NASA's Kuiper Airborne Observatory. This home page contains information about the Institute's current projects and general information about SETI. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The Library of Congress has added a collection of sound recordings to its American Memory project. The Nation's Forum collection consists of fifty-nine sound recordings of speeches by American leaders at the turn of the century. The speeches focus on issues and events surrounding the First World War and the subsequent presidential election of 1920. Speakers include Warren G. Harding, James Cox, Calvin Coolidge, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Samuel Gompers, Henry Cabot Lodge, and John J. Pershing. The speeches range from one to five minutes in length and are in AU format. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The Las Vegas Tour Guide offers valuable information for the tourist visiting Las Vegas, including a complete listing of all major hotels, wedding chapels, upcoming entertainment events, and more. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The NASA Dryden Flight Research Center F-15 Highly Integrated Digital Electronic Controls (HIDEC) Electronic Workshop is now open for questions and comments. Complete papers, including color graphics and out-the-window cockpit video recordings, are on-line. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: Sparky's WWWis proud to announce the addition of a new artist to the Web. Earth Spirit Designs makes jewelry from semi-precious stones, mother of pearl, and other natural materials. The earrings in this abbreviated catalog are the among the most unique designs available today. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The Northern Lights Planetarium in Norway wants to announce its WWW server. The primary goal of the server is to spread knowledge about natures own gigantic lightshow; The Northern Lights, also known as Aurora Borealis. The information is given both through a scientific and human point of view. In addition to the information about the Northern Lights, the server contains information about the Northern Lights Planetarium in Norway and its performances. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The Department of Communication Disorders at Louisiana State University Medical Center is pleased to announce its new home page. This link provides information regarding the program, its facilities, and faculty. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The Welsh language is the focus of the Cymdeithas Madog Home Page. This resource includes materials for learners, information about Cwrs Cymraeg (an intensive Welsh language course in North America), and links to other WWW sites highlighting Wales and the Welsh. Cymdeithas Madog is the Welsh Studies Institute in North America. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The International Clinical Phonetics and Linguistics Association announces the availability of its WWW Home Page. Included is information about previous and upcoming symposia, as well as information regarding the official journal of the organization, Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: Visit the new NASA Public Affairs homepage. Please be aware that the page is under construction and may radically change from day to day. The page contains images, sound and text to explain what NASA does and why it is important. It also has links to many other NASA pages. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The beta version of a description of the Society For Creative Anachronism is now available thanks to the generosity of Boise State University. This page was produced by Matthew Miller. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: Your child will be delighted to have the starring role in his or her own story! Personalized children's books incorporate your child's name, age, city and up to 3 friends names in the text of the story. The books have a hard cover and are brilliantly illustrated in color. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The University of Alabama in Huntsville is proud to announce its World Wide Web Server. Availible is various information about the University, of interest to faculty, staff, students, and the general public. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The Center for Nondestructive Evaluation at Iowa State University focuses on the research and development of new theories and techniques for use in quantitative NDE. CNDE uses quantitative approaches to develop nondestructive evaluation as an engineering tool that is applicable throughout the life cycle of a component. NDE problems associated with transportation (automotive, aerospace), energy, and manufacturing have been central to the Center's activities; these have expanded to include infrastructure and initial entries into animal science and agribusiness. Major programs include: (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The staff of the Engeenering Computing Lab of La Salle University in Mexico City is pleased to announce their new WWW server. Located in Mexico City. This server is intended to be one of the most important information services inside the University. It will include technical information about some of the most interesting research projects developed at the University as well as the personal point of view of many students about their careers and environment. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The staff of CTA Incorporated, Pleasantville, NJ announce the creation of a local office WWW Server. This service will provide general information about the CTA Incorporated, Pleasantville, New Jersey office and personnel. Online resumes of some employees are now also available. The Plesantville, NJ office of CTA Incorporated provides Engineering Services to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Technical Center. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The Canadian Society for Computational Studies of Intelligence (CSCSI) is Canada's national Artificial Intelligence society. The CSCSI web server provides a general introduction to the CSCSI, information on the CSCSI executive, pointers to information on the journal Computation Intelligence, hypertext samples of the magazine Canadian AI, a CSCSI membership application form, and pointers to other AI societies around the world. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The Centre de recherche en droit public and the Faculty of Law at University of Montreal are proud to announce their Law related WWW server. You will find information on Canadian law including recent rulings from the Supreme Court of Canada and the Quebec Civil Code. The site also features Themis, the law journal of the Faculty of Law, and the proceedings of a recent Conference on the electronic superhighway. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: SOLUTIONSOURCE offers up-to-date techniques to help make individuals or companies attractively visible to the world. Some example sites created include: (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The School of Architecture at Mississippi State University is pleased to announce the availability of their new Web server. It provides general information about the school, class listings and descriptions, and pictures of life at the S/ARC. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: Here's a welcome convenience for government purchasers. There's actually a way to buy federal products and services without leaving your desk. Network Marketing Solutions, Inc. announces its NETMARK web server, which delivers to your desktop all major government buying vehicles, including: (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: Visionware, the international leader in PC-to-UNIX Windows connectivity solutions, is pleased to announce its WWW Server to Internet users. The server includes listings and descriptions of Visionware products, as well as press releases, downloadable evaluation copies, and company information. Visionware products featured include XVision 5R6, the first X11R6 compliant, 'Chicago-ready' PC X Server; SQL-Retriever, a high-performance Windows ODBC solution; and PC-Connect, a terminal emulator for Microsoft Windows. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: Internet Services Corporation is pleased to announce a new baby gift basket company, Stork Delivers! Stork Delivers storefront features a full-color catalog of ten classically designed baskets to suit tastes and preferences. These baskets have touched the hearts of many people like Clint Eastwood, Kathy Lee Gifford, Bon Jovi, Mario Lemieux, and Arnold Schwartznegger/Maria Shriver. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: Flightpath Communications of Austin, Texas, proudly announces the opening of two exciting web services: Jason Aronson Publishers' online catalog of books in the fields of Judaica and psychotherapy, and JAZZ Online(tm), the premier online connection to the jazz scene. Flightpath Communications offers a low-cost, flexible option for serving information on the Internet via WWW, FTP, and Gopher servers and an online conference center. Folks can send e-mail to info@flightpath.com for more information. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: Aging is a subject that has not been covered on the WWW. Announcing a Web site dedicated to the study of Biological Aging. Please send any comments to: sgaran@hookup.net (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The Physics Department at the University of Queensland announces the availability of it's World Wide Web server. Features of the server include information on the departmental staff and research groups, online browsing of the departmental bibliographic records, a tour of the Physics Museum (including lots of .gif files) and information on undergraduate and graduate study in the department. It also contains links the the University of Queensland HomePage and other Australian WWW servers. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: On-Ramp Technologies announces a new, on-line, virtual shopping center named Shopping IN featuring over three hundred specialty items ranging from athletic wear, mens and womens apparel, accessories and gifts. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: An announcement for Strengthening Hospital Nursing: A Program to Improve Patient Care program national conference is available in the form of a WWW page. This program is funded by The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and The Pew Charitable Trusts. The conference is focusing on improving patient care. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: CAFE MAM (say "MOM") ORGANIC COFFEE goes global!! Read about the ISMAM farmers of Mexico and their efforts to protect the environment. Non-coffee items are also available. This pesticide free, environmentally conscious product from Chiapas, Mexico is available through direct order on-line at the Internet Ad Emporium. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The Software Engineering Laboratory (SEL) of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) is pleased to announce its SEL home page. This page contains information about the SEL, information on the annual SEL workshop and electronic access to SEL documents. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: Standards and Metrology Institute of the Republic of Slovenia (SMIS) is proud to announce their new World Wide Web server. It contains information about the work of the Institute, its staff and publications. Links to various standards organizations around the world are also available. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: Leading UK dance band The Shamen are pleased to announce that an preview version of NEMETON is now open to the public. Nemeton contains Shamen news, pictures and sounds, as well an experimental "Nemeton Bar" - an on-line meeting place for people interested in Shamenic things. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: A new Homeopathy Home Page is now available on the World Wide Web. The purpose of the page is to provide a central resource for all those who have an interest in homeopathy, from practitioner to student, patient to casual reader. The intention is that it will provide a link to all other homeopathic resources on the Internet. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The Flying High Circus at Florida State University has arrived on the Internet. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: PRWIZ, aka Murray Rogow, a public relations expert since 1945, is now offering his services via WWW. If it's publicity you need, he's the man to call. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The Science Fiction Shop is now on the World Wide Web! Offering international Mail-order of virtually all Science Fiction, Fantasy and Supernatural Horror paperbacks and hardcovers, audio cassettes and graphic novels. Check out the new releases! (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: Seattle FilmWorks is pleased to announce the launch of the PhotoWorks Website. Order 2 FREE rolls of film, download FREE PhotoWorks Software and ask Professor FilmWorks for camera tips. Browsers are also invited to view the PhotoWorks Gallery of unpublished images and enter their snapshots in the first monthly Internet Photo Contest. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: The Games Domain has had another update, bringing the total of links to over 230. For full details of the new links see the What's New page and the Message from the Maintainer page. This site contains links to FAQs, walkthroughs, magazines, related home pages, info links, FTP sites and much more. It also has full search facilities. (nwn)

October 23, 1994

: Online of Anchorage is pleased to present its paltry Alaskan offerings to the Internet Community. Currently they have the Alaska Hideaway Trivia Contest, 1995 Alaska Gold Prospecting Adventure, and The AK Verve, a down and dirty local newspaper for your viewing pleasure. Link to Internet Alaska's Home page and see what the rest of Alaska's electronic elite are up to. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The Internet Multicasting Service is pleased to announce that they've been moving data around and around and have several new features, including City Lights Bookstore, The Ballad of Ned Ludd (a listener-directed techno-folk opera), a revamp with lots of pictures of the Wilderness Society and a complete archive of radio programs including SoundBytes, HarperAudio and National Press Club. Be warned! Audio is big! To help keep you from becoming Road Kill on the Information Highway, they recommend you consult a site near your home. Thank you for your support! (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: On-Ramp Technologies announces a new, on-line, virtual shopping center named Shopping IN featuring over three hundred specialty items ranging from athletic wear, men's and women's apparel, accessories and gifts. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: Clear streams lead to reflecting pools: online haiku gardens. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The New Jersey Macintosh Users Group (NJMUG) would like to announce the availibility of their World Wide Web pages. There is information available on their BBS, NJMUG memberships, meeting agendas, MacTCP/SLIP/PPP connection configurations and a lot more. There are also links to other Macintosh-related sites all over the world. It's hard not to find something that would interest any Macintosh user. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: Massachusetts General Hospital is proud to announce the MGH Neurology webserver. It contains information about the department (mini-CVs of staff, research lab projects, brochures, MGH Neurology's NeuroTransmitter Newsletter online, etc.) as well as general information about the MGH and links to other medical/neurological systems on the net. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The Institute of Exact Sciences and Humanities of Algarve University (Universidade do Algarve) is now online with an experimental server. It offers information from Institute's Departments, announcements, a few services, tourist information and links to other Portuguese-speaking servers. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The UniPress W3 Services Division is ready to help your company or organization with its own World-Wide Web services. UniPress W3 can assist you in any capacity. UniPress provides help with start-up, document production, logo creation, administration, training, technical support, server hacking and more. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: StrategyWeb provides question and answer hyperbook interactions with experts in business strategy. General Managers concerned with relating their company to its environment so as to assure its continued success and secure it from surprises will find StrategyWeb invaluable. Educators will also find StrategyWeb a sourcebook of creative ideas to accompany business case study in the classroom. The 60 second (c)CyberCircuit is available for a brief "brain-training" scan of StrategyWeb.

A WWW server with information about the 1994 Swedish Elections is now online at Tele2. Here you can find party platforms, pictures of Swedish politicians, poll results, results from the 1991 election and other cool stuff. You can also read all about how the Internet is being used for the first time to distribute election results to the mass media. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: Kaleida Labs, Inc. is pleased to announce the availability of official information about itself, including press releases and a white paper. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: Dan Bornstein, maintainer of the Wall O' Shame, announces the Bay Area Guide, a collation of webbed resources about the San Francisco Bay Area, which will hopefully be useful to residents of the area and visitors to it. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: Drop in to the OKbridge page to learn about playing bridge on the Internet. OKbridge is an online, global bridge club open 24 hours, 7 days a week. Play duplicate bridge in real time, with real people. Experts and beginners alike can find challenging opponents and compatible partners. Also provided are links to all known bridge resources on the Internet, including newsgroups, mailing lists and ftp sites. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory's (LLNL) Biology and Biotechnology Research Program (BBRP) web pages are now online. These pages contain information about their research projects and centers - including a detailed map of human chromosome 19. The research projects include DNA repair, molecular toxicology and human risk assessment, structural biology and technology development. The centers include the Human Genome Center and the Center for Healthcare Technology. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The Backgrounds Data Center, Space Science Division, at the Naval Research Lab is pleased to announce the release of its VISTA home page. VISTA, the Visual Interface for Space and Terrestrial Analysis, is a GUI that allows for the query, visualization and analysis of geophysical and celestial data from remote sensing platforms. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The Role Players Guild is the first on-campus student organization at the University of Texas at Dallas to have its own World Wide Web home page. The organization is devoted to bringing on-campus gamers together and introducing them to each other and new games. If you would like more information about the group, please contact the President, Gary Neuschaefer. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The College of Medicine at the University of California, Irvine would like to announce their home page. This server provides information about the College of Medicine and links to other medical W3 sites. This W3 server is new and will remain open for business during construction. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: InternetU is pleased to announce its presence on the WWW. InternetU offers a full range of Internet services including dial-up and dedicated connections, WWW publishing, training and consulting. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The Investors' Sourcebook is now online. Dedicated to the needs of the small investor, it currently offers reading courses, book reviews, and articles, and actively solicits submissions from its readership. Coming up soon: Readers' Stock Picks, the Peter Lynch Tracker and many other features! (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The Internet Business Book - a new book about how to do business on the Internet is now available in bookstores and from the publisher, John Wiley & Sons. These web pages provide a summary of the book and some excerpts. Ordering information is also provided. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The Triangle Virtual Reality (TRIVR) special interest group meets monthly in the Triangle Area, North Carolina. These pages describe the organization, meeting times, and provide other VR-related information. These pages are provided courtesy of TriNet Services. Premenos Corporation, the leading supplier of EDI/Electronic Commerce software announces the availability of its Electronic Commerce Resource Guide. This web server provides access to EDI standards, Industry implementation guidelines, Organizations, EDI mailing lists available on the Internet, Network information, a calendar of events and other related information for individuals interested in Electronic Commerce. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The Electric Gallery, the first virtual electronic art gallery on the Web, has a new look, with new paintings, and now has its own domain at http://www.egallery.com/egallery/ - please note that it has moved to its new address. For those who have not yet browsed through the Electric Gallery, it contains a large and exclusive collection of original primitive and naive art on view and for sale with prices ranging from $150 to $3,000. The JPEG reproductions of the paintings really are spectacular! (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The FernUniversitaet - Gesamthochschule at Hagen (Germany) would like to announce its Home Page. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The Deutsch - Japanische Gesellschaft Karlsruhe e.V. (German - Japanese Society Karlsruhe) has now a server on the Web. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: DJO Jewelers features the finest in quality, fashionable Jewelry for men and women. From handsome men's watches to sparkling diamond rings and earrings, DJO Jewelers can deliver satisfaction. Order online for quick service. DJO has been operating for 16 years in the Washington, DC area. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: Condoms and other sexual items, as well as relevant information, are now available on the World Wide Web from Condom Country. Along with its product line, Condom Country provides its customers with information content, such as government statistics on AIDS, instructions on how to use a condom, and a chart on the average male penis length. Condom Country is a service of The Access Group, a Cambridge, MA company that specializes in publishing electronic catalogs over the Internet. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: atom Co.,Ltd., Tokyo, Japan, would like to announce a WWW site which provide The Voyager Company Software Catalog, Japanese Music Archives and Virtual Gallery. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The Center for Renewable Energy and Sustainable Technology (CREST) in Washington, DC is pleased to announce Solstice, a World Wide Web server with documents, exhibits, and resources about renewable energy, energy efficiency and related issues. Currently on Solstice you'll find exhibits on photovoltaics in Switzerland and Indonesia, an illustrated report on Non-Motorized Vehicles in transportation planning, trade association information and more. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: infoPost is pleased to announce opportunities for institutional, cultural, professional, and corporate organizations to promote their services on the Web. Located in San Diego, CA, infoPost is one of the few woman-owned enterprises of this kind. Connect to infoPost at http://www.infopost.com. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: Johnny's Modern Life - this is Johnny's experiment with the E-ZINE format, intending to bring you items of interest via the World Wide Web hyperlink system. It will reflect his interests and pre-occupations, but hopefully will provide interesting browsing for Web users. Anyone who wishes to mail material for inclusion, please do, but Johnny reserves the right to edit and reject as he sees fit. Ideally such material should be in HTML format and not include too many pictures. Special thanks to The Tardis Project and to Edinburgh University and its Department of Computer Science for the Webserver and computing support. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: President Menem of Argentina will visit San Diego, CA to receive an award from the Institute of the Americas. For details, connect to infoPost at http://www.infopost.com. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The Centre for Climate and Global Change Research at McGill University, Montreal has set up a WWW server. It contains information and articles on the work done at the Centre and the people who work there. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The Shamash project at Nysernet is pleased to announce the Tanach home page. The Tanach is the hebrew bible. This page features links to all known divrei torah (commentaries on bible portions) available on-line as well as to downloadable hebrew texts of the bible. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: Jeff Bone's Scanning FAQ, made popular on the PageMaker ListServ, is now available in a web page. You can reach it by clicking on The Scanning FAQ, or through various jump pages like the PageMaker FAQ Jumplist or the Internet DTP Jumplist. The page includes "How To" information about Scanning LineArt, Greyscale, and Color images on your desktop scanner. It also includes a "Round-Up" of the current crop of desktop Flatbed scanners with comparative specs and information. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

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The Games Domain is proud to announce that it has finally reached 200 links! That's 200 games-related links. The links include everything games-related on the 'Net from FAQs, home pages, walkthru's, interactive games, info. files, FTP sites, and, of course, the home site of the WWW editions of Gamebytes. There are now three editions of Gamebytes, with issue 20 being the latest addition. If you have already been to this site and would like to know what has changed, check out the whats new page. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The School of Information and Library Studies at the University of Michigan announces its new SILS Information Gateway: a gateway to information about the school, the research that is done here, the academic programs, and the faculty. The school is deeply involved in the issues of access to information, users and uses of information and related technologies. Current major grants include investigation in the areas of digital libraries and restructuring the education of information and library professionals. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The 9.8.94 issue of the TRINCOLL JOURNAL has just been published. The JOURNAL is a weekly, student run, multimedia magazine produced by staff from Trinity college and the Internet. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: ANDATACO, a leading designer and manufacturer of enterprise-wide storage solutions and a major networking and UNIX workstation system integrator, announces On-The- Net, a world wide web service featuring the entire ANDATACO product catalog, technical support notes, disk and tape data sheets and on-line manuals. Join ANDATACO On- The-Net and discover what they have to offer you. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The official server of the Division of Medical Informatics at the Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC is now available. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The Peking University Alumni Home Page (Oversea) is now available on the WWW. This server offers all kinds of information about Peking University and its oversea alumni. The server also links to other Peking Univ. information sites including the Peking University Home Page in China. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: You can get information about Bellcore's SuperBook(TM) network document browser and view the proceedings of the 1993 International Workshop on Applications of Neural Networks to Telecommunications. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: Medicine, the alternative rock band recently featured in the film and the #1 charting album soundtrack for The Crow is the first band to be showcased in Kaleidospace's Artist-in-Residence program. Over the next three months, Internet users will be able to get up-to-date reports on their current European Tour. Unpublished lyrics from Brad Laner will also be serialized, along with weekly sound excerpts from his unreleased album Electric Company and clips from hard-to-find videos. Medicine and Kaleidospace are offering music fans an precedented window into the creative process of one of rock's leading innovators. Medicine appears courtesy of American Recordings, the first major indie label to construct a www site on the Internet. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: Imagine attending a university with professors from around the U.S., teaching such varied topics as witchhunting in Europe to American idioms to gender issues. Imagine exploring the Sonoran Desert, then wandering the streets of ancient Rome with an international student body. Now imagine doing all this from your home. Affordable, transferrable college credit is now available on the Internet through Virtual Online University. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: Hyper,Ink. hypertext authoring creates custom home pages and interactive documents for corporations, small businesses, non-profit organizations and anyone wanting a dynamic presence on the Internet. Hyper,Ink. works with you to develop a unique image which presents your products, services and ideas in a creative, integrated fashion. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The staff at Innovative Design, Inc. would like to anounce their new WWW service UltraVend Online. It provides you with industry news, set-up and informational guides and a factory outlet to serve your vending needs. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The Pendulum Group, makers of Auto-Might Professional, are now on the Internet --- come visit their first interactive brochure, and download a free demo version of Auto-Might, an event processor and macro writing tool for DOS compatiable systems. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: Fat Messiah Games would like to announce their new home pages, with information about their line of "microgame" format wargames, back issues of their quarterly newsletter and other FMG-related info. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: Dongguk University at Kyongju in Korea announces the availability of its WWW server. It contains information of Dongguk University and Kyongju tour.

NetPartners is pleased to announce the opening of the JANUS Firewall Server web center. JANUS is a new Internet access product for organizations that have a dedicated Internet connection. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The Rec.Travel Library, the premiere free-access travel information resource on the internet, has opened a new World Wide Web http service. They have been the archive site and FAQ library for the rec.travel.* newsgroups for nearly two years, and now have over 500 documents and pointers to other collections. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: A student at the State University of New York at Geneseo would like to announce his new page on the WWW. The location is http://cs.geneseo.edu/~tjb95/HomeP age.html. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR), an agency of the Public Health Service in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, is now providing information to the public over the Internet through its World-Wide Web (WWW) server. The WWW server provides access to information about the Agency, people within the Agency, easy (HTML forms) access to ATSDR's Hazardous Substance Release/Health Effects Database (HazDat) and WAIS text search capability for the very popular Public Health Statements from the Agency's toxicological profiles of hazardous substances. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The University of Wisconsin Marathon Campus has set up a world wide web server named nwn)

October 22, 1994

: The Wateridge facility of Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC) is pleased to announce the Grand Re-Opening of the SAIC Security Web Site. It now has a fresh look, easy-to-use interface, and even more security information and links than before. Updated almost daily, the SAIC Security Site should be your first stop for any computer security needs. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: Online Visions Ltd. is proud to announce its new World Wide Web site, Canada Net Pages. Presently marketing products and services for over 60 Canadian companies in their Canada Net Trade Show. The goal of this site is to offer a comprehensive resource of Canadian commodities from Business Opportunities to Merchandise, Professional Services, Real Estate and Tourism. (nwn)

October 22, 1994

: Mall 2000 is now open! Shop on-line at ERI Computers for CD-ROMs and Computer Books. Meet other people on line in Face To Face!

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October 22, 1994

: DASH, the Denver Area Super Highway is building Netropolis, a virtual city at www.dash.com. Come play Glint's Haunted House for Halloween! Netropolis is an active, expanding city, with seasonal decorations, games and other attractions. Three new games are planned to be released over the next few months. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The Consortium for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN) is pleased to announce that a major element of its information system is now available to the public. The CIESIN home page provides access to a variety of information resources which support CIESIN's mission of facilitating the understanding of human interactions in the environment. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: An introduction to multimedia and pointers to lots of file format conversion utilities are now available at the AGOCG Multimedia Support web pages. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The WWW enthusiasts at the Leiden University Faculty of Mathematics & Natural Sciences would like to announce it's server. The server currently contains information on the Group Fundamental Computer Science, the Group Theory of Programming Languages, the Group Software Engineering and Information Systems, the Group High Performance Computing, as well as a number of Technical Reports. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: IQuest Network Services offers worldwide commercial and personal WWW and Internet access. Let the IQuest StoreFront store your pages for just pennies a month, or have their Home Page Authoring Service create and maintain your pages for you. IQuest provides multiple servers with T1 lines to ensure your pages can be retrieved quickly and consistently. Feel free to inquire about their WWW remailers and other custom WWW solutions. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: 911 Gallery offers computer graphic and mixed media art by various artists. Learn about various artists, or stroll through the Print Gallery and view latest works. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Home Page Authoring has moved to a new server site. HPA offers Web server storage, home page authoring services and other private and public WWW software solutions. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The University of Lausanne (Switzerland) is pleased to announce that its home page is now on-line. General information about the University may be found there (mainly in french). Institute servers will also soon be available. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The Science and Engineering Television Network, SETN, is a consortium of scientific organizations formed for the purpose of creating an international television network for professional scientists and engineers. Current participants include the American Physical Society, the Association for Computing Machinery and the American Institute of Biological Sciences. SETN is pleased to announce a "Call for Participation" and urges all scientists, engineers and students to respond to the SETN Viewer Interest Survey. SETN welcomes foreign and corporate participation. If there is a favorable response to the survey, SETN will begin broadcasting early in 1995. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The Multimedia Communications Lab at Boston University is pleased to announce their new homepage and the release of their MPEG-I system level encoder-decoder for Unix systems. Binary versions of the player are available for SunOS4.1.1, Indy-Irix5.2 and Linux systems. The encoder takes existing MPEG-I audio and video streams and interleaves them into a single system layer stream (video with audio). The player atempts to playout these streams in realtime. The encoder supports up to 16 video streams interleaved with up to 32 stereo audio streams. More documentation is available with the distribution. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The Neural Networks Group at Dipartimento di Sistemi e Informatica would like to announce its new neural networks home page, containing a description of research currently undertaken by the group and links to a collection of papers that can be retrieved as postscript files. Links to other similar services around the world are also provided. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The Science and Engineering Television Network, SETN, is a consortium of scientific organizations formed for the purpose of creating an international television network for professional scientists and engineers. Current participants include the American Physical Society, the Association for Computing Machinery and the American Institute of Biological Sciences. SETN is pleased to announce a Call for Participation and urges all scientists, engineers and students to respond to the SETN Viewer Interest Questionnaire. SETN welcomes foreign and corporate participation. If there is a favorable response, SETN will begin broadcasting early in 1995. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Announcing WING:Wilder InterNet Gateway, Boston's Internet provider that features the point-and-click front end, Pipeline. Pipeline recently won the PC Magazine's Editors' Choice Award:"...Pipeline left the other interfaces eating its dust." Also offering shell accounts, PPP, SLIP, and high speed business connections at very competetive prices. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Calvin College has recently updated its Web server. This server is now sharing a singe data tree with their gopher server via an internally developed product called GoWeb. GoWeb allows Calvin departments to maintian a set of standard text files which will be distributed via either gopher or the Web, as well as allowing them to write html documents which are distributed only via the Web. As part of the update, the Bible Gateway has been moved to www.calvin.edu, and has been enhanced to support a much better concordance with simple boolean search capabilities. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The City of San Carlos is pleased to announce the addition of a fire safety tutorial to its Web server. This tutorial consists of a series of linked Web pages that teaches readers how to make their homes more fire resistant with a special emphasis on preventing hillside and wildland fires. It also includes a color diagram that shows how to create a fire break to give firefighters a better chance of saving a home when a hillside fire occurs. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Combinet, Inc. a leading manufacturer and distributor of ISDN on-demand LAN bridges, is proud to present itself to the Internet community. Combinet has designed its server for users to easily browse their product family from single end-user bridges to an access server. Users may also find more about Combinet, Integrated Services Digital Networks, and how Combinet is helping to assist other businesses. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: David Becker is pleased to announce the USENET/WWW Hockey Draft Web site. This interactive hockey pool has existed for the past eight years on USENET's rec.sport.hockey group. This year, WWW support has been added, making it bigger and better than ever. Any hockey, sports, or WWW-game fan should enjoy this site. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The Open Government Pilot provides access to various segments of the Canadian Federal Government including: the House of Commons, the Senate, the Supreme Court, and federal departments and agencies. To spread network load, the Open Government Pilot is available at several sites including the mother-site at Industry Canada in Ottawa, and six mirrors sites in Canada and two internal mirror-sites. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: SilverPlatter Information announces SilverPlatter World providing information about SilverPlatter and the electronic information products available through this company. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The MUSE Project of Cornell University announces the availability of the Biodiversity and Biological Collections Web Server. Coverage includes information about specimens in biological collections, taxonomic authority files, directories of biologists, reports by various standards bodies (IOPI, ASC, SA2000, etc), an archive of the Taxacom and MUSE-L listservs, access to on-line journals (including Flora On-line) and information about a variety of Biodiversity oriented projects (MUSE and NEODAT). Special items of interest include Query forms for real time access to several hundred thousand records of fishes in MUSE databases (view results as distribution maps!) and a Comprehensive list of Biodiversity Resources. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Chalkhills, the XTC mailing list, has moved its WWW server. Chalkhills is a mailing list for the discussion of the music and recordings of XTC (the band). (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: XVTDEV, the XVT Developers Mailing List, is happy to announce its new home page. XVTDEV is a mailing list for the exchange of XVT problems and solutions with other XVT developers, though non-developers who are interested in XVT may subscribe to this list also. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Poi-Pounders, the Poi Dog Pondering mailing list, is happy to announce its new home page. Poi-Pounders is a mailing list for the discussion of the music and recordings of Poi Dog Pondering (the band). (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The Centre For Systems Science at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada, is pleased to announce that their WWW server is now online. Representing professors and researchers from Computing, Engineering, Kinesiology, Mathematics, Physics, Communications, Chemistry, Linguistics, Education, Geography, Psychology and Philosophy departments at Simon Fraser University, the CSS server contains information on more than 100 of its members, upcoming events, and current research projects at SFU. Update, the CSS' publication, and many other electronic resources can also be found at the site. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The Askew School of Public Administration and Policy at Florida State University announces the first WWW server for the public administration discipline. It provides extensive information for current and prospective students on degree programs, government job placement, access to government information and many other services. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The Lunar Institute of technology has moved to its permanent site at http://lunar.org/LIT/ and LIT's School of Starship Design can now be found at http://lunar.org/LIT/sdhp.html and is now officially open. With well over 200 students and faculty members, the school has begun the world's first international starship design project in which anyone can participate. Even if you are not interested in helping with the project, there is still plenty to see, do, and learn at the school: so why not take the plunge and join? Like so many other great things on the Internet, it's free! (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: June 29, 1994: The University of North Carolina Press joins the UNC Office for Information Technology's SunSITE Project in publishing the Internet Poetry Archive. The Archive will make available over the Internet selected poems from a number of contemporary poets in several languages. For each poet you will find: the texts of the poems, a picture of the poet, the voice of the poet reading the poems, a select, but fairly complete, bibliography, and a brief biographical note. The initial unit, under construction, features Seamus Heaney and the Nobel Prize winner in poetry, Czeslaw Milosz. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Rockwell Network Systems continues the tradition of Virtual Contests on the Internet. Enter to win a RoadHopper Kit by filling out a simple form. It's easy! It's fun! And you might even win! (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The Information Center for the Environment (ICE), located at UC Davis, announces two new features at The ICE House: (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility (CPSR) has the motto, "Technology is the engine of the future...the steering is up to us." CPSR invites you to explore and join in its Annual General Meeting, October 8-9, 1994, in San Diego, Organizing for Access: A National Forum on Computer Networking, Community Action, and Democracy. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: A Spanish language cultural magazine,COLOQUIO is published monthly electronically from Baltimore, Maryland for Spanish speakers, teachers and professors of the Spanish language and other interested persons. Please feel free to peruse, provide comments and contribute articles if you wish, for possible publication. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Millennium Communications is proud to announce its new World Wide Web server service. Millennium Communications is a local Internet access provider serving the Minneapolis, St. Paul metro area and Rochester, Minnesota.

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October 21, 1994

: The Nonidigenous Aquatic Species Information Service is now on the Web. This service sponsors the US National Biological Survey's Southeastern Biological Science Center Home Page and serves as a source for scientific information regarding non-native aquatic organisms (including the Zebra Mussel). Current features include free on-line spatial and topical queries of biological data base accounts, map images and documents. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The National Wetlands Inventory is now offerring digital wetlands data in DLG3 format AT NO CHARGE on its Web server. Also available on the server are software to convert NWI DLG data to ARC coverages and information on availability and ordering procedures for other NWI digital and hardcopy products. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Steve Franklin has developed an on-line introduction to Internet for New users that contains a wealth of information on internet, strategies for research, UNIX, programming in various languages, and more. This page is ideal for Freenet users and students beginning their computer science degree. The page also contains many references that would be interesting to the most experienced of users, such as a postscript computer books library, pointers to many on-line interactive tutorials and more. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The Mathematics Department at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Indiana, Pennsylvania, U.S.A., announces its Web server. Departmental activities include the Calculus and Differential Equations with Mathematica project, the Numerical Methods for Supercomputer project, the SEQual project for Statistics Education through Quantitative Literacy and the Adelante y Mas project for Latino high school students. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Neil Enns of Brandon University has assembled a list of over 7000 tag lines from around the net. These witty sayings are organized by subject, and are also searchable via a form interface. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The Software Engineering Laboratory (Laboratoire de génie logiciel) of the National Research Council of Canada's Institute for Information Technology is ready to "go public" with its WWWeb Server. The Laboratory performs research and development in software engineering, with the objective of developing tools and techniques that will assist Canadian companies, whose principal product is software, in improving their processes and products. The laboratory currently has three major program areas: Realtime and Embedded Systems (including the Harmony operating system project and publications on software configuration management), Commercial Software Products and Large-scale Systems. Additional publications, from all three research programs, will soon be available on the server. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Infolane Corporation and Apunix Computer Services announces the availablity of The Science Behind Jurassic Park, a Mosaic article describing how computers are being used to see inside 35 million year old fossils of dinosaur eggs. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: DigiBoard, a leading provider of connectivity solutions for multiuser systems, as well as LANs and WANs, announces its World Wide Web server. DigiBoard's web server provides detailed information on Products, Digi Programs and Services including Technical Support and Customer Service. Additionally, the home page features a What's New section that lists recent product announcements and a Company Overview section. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Use or join ongoing research into designing for competitiveness in the emerging world market. Learn more about tools such as activity based cost, mutidisciplinary optimization, parametric cost analysis, quality function deployment, systems engineering, value engineering and many others. Download technical papers, locate professional societies, or surf to other locations which conduct similar reseach or supply related services. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Move over Elvis...Marilyn Monroe postage stamps are finally released! The island nation of St. Vincent has issued a limited edition set of nine different legal tender postage stamps that commemorate the starlet's life and career. The stamps are displayed actual size in full color. You can even order a set on-line. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine invites you to visit their new "Astronewt" site, which contains many pictures and articles about the newts that were in space for two weeks this summer aboard the space shuttle Columbia. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The National Library of Poetry announces the North American Open Amateur Poetry Contest. The National Library of Poetry is especially looking for poems from new or unpublished poets. $24,000 in prizes will be awarded. The contest is open to everyone and entry is free. You can enter by mail, or on-line. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Welcome to Chris' World, a Cybercity on Imagemap. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The upcoming Brain Mapping Database Conference on December 4 & 5 will be in San Antonio, TX. Anyone involved in, or interested in developing databases in brain mapping and/or behaviors are welcome to apply. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Celestin Company is proud to announce its new web site. You'll find information about their products, including Apprentice, the Mac source code CD-ROM, and the CompUnite High-Speed Mac Modem Cable. They also maintain the hypertext Providers of Commercial Internet Access directory. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The Crystallography Department at Birkbeck College and the Virtual School of Natural Sciences (a school of the Globewide Network Academy) are sponsoring a free, multimedia, interactive course on Principles of Protein Structure. The course is freely supported by leading protein structure groups and uses many new technologies for teaching such as classes in BioMOO, use of the Protein Data Bank, CGI forms for self-paced assessment and interactive 3-D viewers for chemical/MIME types. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: On October 24, 1861, the Overland telegraph was completed in Kansas and displaced the Pony Express as the fastest means of communication. On this date in 1994, the University of Kansas - Department of Special Education at the Dole Human Development Center will join the Internet community in displacing all other forms of communication by launching SPED ON-LINE. SPED ON-LINE offers information of Special Education and related units at the University of Kansas and provides links to a comprehensive directory of Internet resources relating to disabilities. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Warehouse Mortgage is pleased to present a new WWW Home Page. Warehouse Mortgage offers a complete, comprehensive range of financing products for Residential, Commercial and Business customers, including a Rapid debt reduction program where you can pay off your mortgage years sooner and save thousands of dollars in interest without changing your current payment. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Brett Leveridge, publisher of BRETTnews, a sporadic zine of humor and entertainment, of trash and trivia, of rants, raves and reviews, is pleased to announce the debut of the BRETTnews Home Page. NBC's Bob Costas says, "Without BRETTnews I would wander aimlessly through the cultural wilderness. With it, I enjoy enlightenment and the love and esteem of family, friends and strangers." Joe Bob Briggs writes, "Brett Leveridge proves himself a delightful writer...a great phrasemaker. [BRETTnews is] a great little zine." (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The University of Wales, Cardiff, information server is now available on the world wide web. The site holds university directories and activities as well as several departmental home pages. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: OCLC Online Computer Library Center has mounted a World-Wide Web server on the Internet. The purpose of the W3 Server is to provide information about OCLC and its products and services, particularly to those in the Internet community who may be unfamiliar with OCLC. Through the W3 Server, OCLC will distribute news releases, product information, research results, documentation about how to use OCLC services, and electronic forms. In 1995, the server will provide links to OCLC Electronic Journals Online and the FirstSearch service, for subscribers to these reference services. OCLC is a nonprofit computer library service and research organization whose computer network and services link more than 18,000 libraries in 61 countries and territories. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The University of Maryland's Department of Meteorology at the College Park campus would like to announce the availability of its welcome page describing academic, research, and service activities in the Department, and its affiliated centers and institutes. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The European Bioinformatics Institute, situated near Cambridge in the UK now has a WWW server at EBI. The server allows access to biological databases, and software for molecular biology. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The Advanced Computation Technology Group at the Naval Surface Warfare Center in Dahlgren Virginia anounces its new WWW home page. The work in probability density estimation, fractal features, image processing and wavelets is described, and applications to digital mammography and other image processing tasks is also described. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Bell Atlantic Professional Services is now on the Web. Professional Services provides project staffing, training, and program management services tailored to the needs of telecommunications and information industries. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The student consultants at Boyd Grad Computer Lab would like to announce that the Boyd Grad Lab WWW Server is up and running smoothly. It contains links to the student's own home pages and their combined hotlist. They are pleased to offer the InfoNet, which provides new and experienced WWW users with all the links they need to learn HTML and other WWW formats. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: College Basketball fans should check out JEB's College Basketball Roundtable for the latest in college basketball information. This fine site is brought to you by the people of Flattop Software, Inc. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The Internet Edge Culture Archive of Japan ("Japan Edge") is the first Japanese edge culture archive. This archive intoroduce Japanese street / underground culture information. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: They're wacky, they're wild, they're three pre-teenagers with a decidely surreal sense of things. They're Three Fellows, and this wacky comic strip by Mike Loew has its own home page. Get info on contacting the artist, read some strips, and just generally realize why they're so funny. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The Department of Radiation Oncology at the Medical University of South Carolina has a new Web server with information about the department and links to Internet resources related to Oncology and medicine in general. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The Carnegie Mellon University Chemical Engineering Department server includes information on courses and curriculum, degree programs, research projects and the faculty, staff, and students. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The Particle Data Group at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory is pleased to announce the availability of its new World-Wide Web server. Various enhancements will occur during the next year. The server contains: (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The Chicago Academy of Sciences, the Nature Museum, is happy to announce its home page on the net. The Museum is the center of activity for many fun and educational programs in the Chicago area and elsewhere. The Web pages list information on programs, collections, educational activities, the Chicago Peregrine Release and Restoration program and The Internation Center for the Advancement of Scientific Literacy. The Academy email address is cas@chias.org. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Information on Systems Dynamics Modeling and STELLA is now available. This page contains readings on systems dynamics, example models in various disciplines using the STELLA(tm) software, and other pointers to systems modeling resources. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Winkler McManus Advertising in San Francisco announces its addition to the World Wide Web: The Virtual Agency. They invite you to point and click your way through the hot graphics as you tour their offices and see their portfolio, philosophy room, staff lounge, etc. New additions will be updated regularly. If you have an appointment, the special board room is waiting. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The National Center for Genome Resources in Santa Fe, NM is pleased to announce the availability of a new WWW server for genome-related information. This server currently includes pages for both the Genome Sequence Data Base (GSDB) and SIGMA (System for Integretated Genome Map Assembly). (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: College Basketball fans should check out JEB's College Basketball Roundtable for the latest in college basketball information. This fine site is brought to you by the people of Flattop Software, Inc. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Students for Environmental and Ecological Development at Northwestern University is proud to announce the grand opening of SEEDWeb on October 22, six months before Earth Day. SEEDWeb is featuring an exhibit by the Northwestern University Recycling Center, The Recycle Cycle. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The Airborne Visible/InfraRedImaging Spectrometer, aka AVIRIS, project at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory now provides high and low level information about AVIRIS as well as links to other Earth Remote Sensing projects around the globe. AVIRIS quicklook images are also available at their anonymous FTP site. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The Santa Cruz Technology Alliance, Santa Cruz, California, would like to announce its presence on the World Wide Web. The SCTA is an independent association of professionals focused on cooperation, education, networking and advocacy for the technology industry on this side of the hill. The next SCTA event will be held on Wednesday, October 26, 1994 from Noon - 3:30PM at the Santa Cruz Holiday Inn. The topic will be the Internet, a Business Perspective; and the keynote speaker will be Doug Michels, Executive Vice President, The Santa Cruz Operation. Visit the SCTA Web page for details on this and other events. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Global Exposure Network, Inc. (GENinc) is a full service Internet media publishing company, specializing in providing products and services to the Travel and Tourism Industry, Real Estate Industry, Chambers of Commerce, Convention and Visitor Bureaus, and Economic Development Organizations worldwide. The products and services of GENinc are designed to "strategically align" otherwise independent professionals and organizations thereby creating greater value and mutually beneficial relationships. The server currently includes information for many communities in the state of California, USA, including many popular tourist destinations. Global Exposure Network, Inc. also provides Internet publishing and network consulting services for many other organizations at competitive rates. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Time, Inc.is beginning a test of a new, free service called Pathfinder. The site offers text, graphics and applications from TIME magazine, VIBE magazine, Time Warner Book's electronic publishing and a horticulture venue called "The Virtual Garden," created specifically for Internet use. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: The City of Ridgecrest California announces the opening of RidgeNET, a public access UNIX and Internet site for people in the high desert. The Web Page provides information about Ridgecrest and the surrounding area along with some interesting links.

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October 21, 1994

: NETSAM is now open for amusement. More fun than flotsam. More jolt than jetsam. Onscreen rides of human hype. Collisions of fiction, image and sound. Conceived, filtered and scattered by Jim Clarage. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: Steve Holden's NewtNews newsletter for users of the Apple Newton Message Pad is now available on the web at RidgeNET the Ridgecrest California public access UNIX and internet site for people in the high desert.

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October 21, 1994

: Protein Science, a peer reviewed journal published by The Protein Society and Cambridge University Press, has established the Protein Science Web server at the University of California at Irvine for the eventual full-text publication of the journal devoted to the science of proteins. In addition to links to the Protein Science gopher server and other WWW resources of value to protein scientists, the home page provides fully indexed access to all Kinetic Protein Images (kinemages) published in Protein Science to date. Kinemages can be viewed on-line using the MAGE molecular graphics program as an external viewer. (nwn)

October 21, 1994

: iMALL is please to announce the Deals of the Day server. The Deals of the Day server gives you access to brand name merchandise at below wholesale costs. It has everything from home electronics to housewares. Everyday two or three new products for sale are listed; the products can be purchased singly or in quantity. The service is targeted at businesses looking for merchandise to resell, but everyone is welcome to browse and buy. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The White House is pleased to announce the introduction of Welcome to the White House: An Interactive Citizens' Handbook. This new service has four principal functions:

  1. It allows users to link to all online resources made available by US government agencies, as well as a subject index to government information and other ways of finding it. All Cabinet-level agencies are providing public information this way, as well as most of the independent agencies and commissions.
  2. It lets people view electronic photo albums, some of which include audio segments. Examples include highlights of the President's first year and a half in office, the inaugural celebration, and virtual tours of the White House and the Old Executive Office Building.
  3. It provides an enhanced interface for sending electronic mail to the President and Vice President, which improves the handling and analysis of e-mail.
  4. It indexes all White House publications so that finding and retrieving documents is made easier.
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October 20, 1994: Stewart Dickson announces Mathart.com: documentation of visualization of computer-rendered abstraction (see: LEONARDO, Volume 25, numbers 3 & 4, 1992, Visual Mathematics; "Plastic Math", Science News, Volume 140, No. 5, pp. 72-73, August 3, 1991) and Mathart's higher-availability mirror site, courtesy of Wolfram Research, Inc. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The Learning Resource Server at the College of Education of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign provides electronic learning resources for K-12 teachers and students, pre-service teachers, education faculty members and educational researchers. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The Automatrix Web server is now available. It offers presence on the Internet for companies who want to promote their products and services. The server also hosts the Internet Conference Calendar, a concise listing of conferences, workshops, exhibitions and seminars related to the Internet, and an information server about Volkswagen vans. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The Burlington Coat Factory Warehouse Home Page is finally available for browsing. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The School of Aeronautics at Florida Institute of Technology is now airborne. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: A new WWW server is up at the Department for Theoretical Physics at the Technical University of Vienna, Austria. The main purpose is to present recent scientific results (mainly condensed matter theory and computational physics), common teaching activities and also some fun things. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The Software Engineering Research Centre (SERC), located in the Netherlands, is pleased to announce the opening of their WWW server. SERC is a platform for applied scientific research in the area of software-engineering. The existence of SERC is one the one hand motivated by the immediate existing and potential demand for independent and bjective research on software-engineering in the market and on the other hand by the available means for fundamental research in the academic world. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: RealTech Systems Corporation, based in the Empire State Building, is pleased to announce the Networking Resources Directory, a list of LAN and WAN resources on the Internet. RealTech provides corporate Internet consulting and marketing services, specializing in firewall and information server design and integration. For more information, call 212.695.7100, or send mail to info@realtech.com. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: Jupiter Communications is a leading new-media research, publishing and consulting firm located in New York City's Soho district. Its publications include Interactive Content, covering the commercial online services; Consumer Information Appliance, an exhaustive look at the convergence of technologies in smart devices; and Learning on Demand, covering educational applications in the home. Jupiter's annual conferences include The Consumer Online Services Conference, The Online Developers Conference, Defining the Electronic Consumer, and Consumer Information Appliance. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: AT&T invites you to enter the youwill.com Sweepstakes! Have you ever had the chance to win a trip for you and a friend to experience an interactive simulator adventure ride at an exclusive location? ...have you ever had the chance to view some of the innovations that AT&T will bring you in the near future? ... YOU WILL, once you enter youwill.com. See how AT&T technologies may be used in the future to make your lives easier or to take a look at AT&T's products available today. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: Let On Ramp, Inc. put you in the fast lane of commercial traffic on the Infobahn. With over 35,000 accesses a day, On Ramp's Metaverse is a hotspot for net surfers and cybernauts looking to catch the vibe. They will custom design your own domain and strategically place links throughout cyberspace to ensure a high profile for your company. On Ramp holds the key to successful marketing, advertising, and promotions on the Internet. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: Cornish & Carey Residential Real Estate bring their weekly open home listings to the world-wide web. Cornish & Carey cover California's San Mateo and Santa Clara County -- the Silicon Valley. Also available and updated weekly: properties presented by appointment. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: Selections from the DAVENPORT SAMPLER coffee table book series are now available. They include many popular narratives and views. There are also links to an experimental locator for missing friends and others "Lost in America." If you know where they are, tell them to call. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: An illuminated home page from the Concordia University dept of Journalism. Fnord. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The ACCOUNTANCY Department, University of Aberdeen is now on the Web. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: IPC Technologies, a leading-edge client/server consulting firm based in Richmond, Virginia, announces its Web server. It includes an online Jobs Offered database, the JobWeb, a listing of excellent job opportunities for computer professionals. The JobWeb is maintained by IPC's recruiting department and updated daily. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: Strain Invariants and Dislocation Core Structure of Simulated B2 NiAl, the WWW component of Kevin Ternes' (jkternes@vt.edu) master's thesis in Materials Science and Scientific Visualization at Virginia Tech is now available with GIFs and MPEGs. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Information Server is now available. The SEI is a federally funded research and development center operated since 1984 by Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA, and is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Defense through the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA). The SEI objective is to provide leadership in software engineering and in the transition of new software engineering technology into practice. The SEI Information Server provides:

  1. Information about the SEI and its activities to improve the state of practice of software engineering
  2. Information about the ongoing research efforts of the ARPA Software and Intelligent Systems Technology Office (SISTO)
  3. An index of information relating to numerous software and computing topics
  4. Pointers to many other Internet resources
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October 20, 1994: Mount Allison University is pleased to announce the official opening of its WWW Server. The highlights include, A Tour of Campus for interested students, two Exhibitions of Mt. Allison Fine Arts students' work of 1993-94, the 1994-95 Performing Arts Series, and a selection of Academic Department Information. Comments can be sent via Forms to the WWW Manager. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The University of Nevada Las Vegas would like announce information releated to SCUBA Diving: SCUBA Information (at UNLV); the Internet Dive Computer Review lists features and provides reviews for many diving related computers. The link Lake Mead National Recreational Area includes camping and fishing regulations, dive spots and conditions. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: Visit OKbridge to learn about playing bridge on the Internet. Play duplicate bridge in real time, with real people. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: A WWW page on Batch Queueing Systems is now available. The page describes the different systems available at archive sites on the internet. Descriptions are taken from README's and other documents; the main page has links to the systems' locations. Questions and Comments to Scott Presnell (srp@zgi.com). (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The Space Very Long Baseline Interferometry (Space VLBI) Project at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory is pleased to announce the release of its home page. This project supports the VSOP (VLBI Space Observatory Programme) mission led by the Institute of Space and Astronautical Science in Japan, and the RadioAstron mission led by the Astro Space Center of the Lebedev Physical Institute in Russia. VSOP is scheduled for launch in September 1996, while RadioAstron is scheduled for launch in 1997. Each mission involves an orbiting 8-10 meter radio telescope dedicated to astronomical radio interferometry experiments using baselines formed between the spacecraft and a number of ground radio telescopes. A variety of information is now on line, describing the JPL Project, each of the space missions, and the science goals of the missions. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department of the Democritus University of Thrace in Xanthi, Greece, would like to announce its home page, where, among others, there is information about the current cultural events taking place in the area of Thrace. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: Global-X-Change Communications Inc. in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, is pleased to announce the launch of its commercial Internet service. It features the Silicon Valley North Hi-Tech Directory of over 500 firms and Global MONITOR, a computer-related electronic magazine. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: Announcing the unveiling of BusinessWeb, a comprehensive guide to business-related information on the World Wide Web. It includes information on commerce, law, government, and economics; with interactive polling booths and forthcoming interviews with industry specialists. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: ruprecht, the independent student monthly at the University of Heidelberg, Germany, and UNiMUT, the school's SGA biweekly, are now on the web. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: AAA Advertising: Creators of The Internet Polling Center. Check it out in an upcoming Internet World magazine article and participate in the September poll on Commerce and the Internet. AAA provides your business with Affordable, Appropriate, and Absolutely Dynamic...Advertising. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: Announcing the HTML verison of the LEARN C/C++ TODAY list. This is a list of C and C++ language tutorials available to a user. This list includes interactive tutorials, public-domain code collections, books, interactive tutorials on the web and lots more. If you get timed out, try the mirror. You can also receive the latest version via electronic mail by sending an e-mail to carpenterv@vms.csd.mu.edu with "SEND LEARN C/C++ TODAY LIST" in the subject line. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: Global Information and Improvement Network offers Electronic Classified Advertising pages for you to browse. Visit GIIN's ads to learn about the opportunities that they offer, or find out how you can have your ad posted within their pages. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The Research School of Chemistry at the Australian National University now has its own home page. See the guide to the research opportunities in Chemistry available to students of The Australian National University Graduate School. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: California State University, Fresno, Department of Physics is now on the World-Wide Web. It provides information about the campus and the department. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: Skidperfect Software, Inc. is proud to announce the birth of its WWW home page. Skidperfect Software is a small, private company that develops software by contract to both businesses and individuals. It also releases Freeware and Shareware in the Mac community to show the public the company's high standards in programming. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The REDUCE Home Page is proudly presented to the Web by Cologne University. REDUCE is a well-known general-purpose computer algebra system available for a wide range of computer architectures and operating systems. Among other things, the Home Page includes pointers to ordering information, demonstration versions, a set of manuals, and the REDUCE online help system. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: A Virtual Summer School is being run this month by The Human Cognition Research Laboratory at the UK's Open University. The summer school enables students of Cognitive Pscyhology to participate in group discussions and tutorials via Internet Videoconferencing, and to run experiments, conduct literature searches, undertake statistical analyses, and, of course, socialize and chit-chat, all without leaving their homes. The Human Cognition Research Laboratory undertakes a combination of basic and applied research in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Knowedge Engineering, Cognitive Science, and Human Computer Interaction (particularly program visualization). The long-term goal of this research is to understand the fundamental processes of cognition, and to exploit this understanding where appropriate in the design of complex software systems. Also have a look at the experimental Open University Home Page. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The University of Salford and Universtity College Salford are pleased to announce a set of WWW pages. The pages contain an audio welcome from the Vice Chancellor, with pages for almost every Department and Research Institute in the University together with pages for commercial organisations associated with the University. The pages also include the full-length text-book "Understanding OSI" by Prof John Larmouth. It is recommended that you start from the index page. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: Albert Nanomius has recently installed a page with the complete writings of Nostradamus, including revelatory new interpretations of his quatrains by new age researcher Dolores Cannon, along with other new age material and pointers. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: Christian Cosas's homepage at The University of Missouri - Columbia aims to give an extensive listing of comics and sequential art. Also featured is Cosas's comic strip, CultuRe Trap, which is published twice a week in the Mizzou student newspaper, the Maneater. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: A series of "Letters from an Iowa Soldier in the Civil War" is now available. These letters are part of a collection written by Newton Scott, Private, Company A, of the 36th Infantry, Iowa Volunteers, from 1862 thru 1865. Scott's letters are filled with rich details of the war and the living conditions in the Union camps in Mississippi, Missouri, Iowa, and Arkansas. Not only do they offer a Company Clerk's detailed account of the war, they also provide a glimpse of the personal emotions of a 21-year old farm boy uprooted from family, friends and sweetheart. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The NetMarket Company is now offering customized premium wines, fringe science books and big band music from Sovereign Records. NetMarket continues to offer flowers, balloons, and gifts through 800-THE-ROSE, the #1 ranked flower delivery service in the US. NetMarket also continues to offer CDs by Noteworthy Music and also supports simpler, HTML-based advertising. (E-mail or finger info@netmarket.com for more info.) (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The Electronic Engineering Group in the Department of Engineering at the University of Reading, UK announces its WWW server. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions Information Network, or InfoNet, is a campus-wide information service providing access to information from and about the medical institutions. The InfoNet is an ongoing project sponsored by the Division of Biomedical Information Sciences. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The computing center (ZDV) of the University of Tübingen is proud to announce its alternative entry to their anonymous FTP server via WWW. Furthermore, the ZDV has released Mosaic-TueV 2.4.2, an update of NCSA's original Mosaic 2.4 for X11. The Tübingen Version of Mosaic provides a lot of improvements and bugfixes. It is available via FTP at ftp://ftp.uni-tuebingen.de/pub/WWW/Mosaic-TueV or any Mirror-site. Please have a look at the README for more information. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The new Arthur Ransome Page celebrates the English author/journalist/adventurer Arthur Ransome and his sailing novels for children, the "Swallows and Amazons" stories published in the thirties and forties. The Arthur Ransome Society page gives details on the society set-up by a group of Ransome's friends and followers in 1990, now with nearly 1500 members worldwide. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The Physics homepage at the University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand contains course and research information, as well as some pretty pictures. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: Mirical Nutrition Corporation is pleased to announce the availabily of the Nutritional Web Server. Mirical Nutrition Corporation's primary focus is health and nutrition software. The Personal Food Analyst is a Palmtop and Desktop family of software products for diet planning, diet monitoring, nutritional analysis and weight loss for atheletes and health conscious individuals. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The U.S. Chapter of DECUS, the Digital Equipment Computer Users Society is pleased to announce their WWW server. DECUS is an association of Information Technology professionals interested in the products, services, and technologies of Digital Equipment Corporation and related vendors. The server provides information on how the Chapter helps its members to be more successful through forums and activities which: enhance their professional development; provide technical training and up-to-date information; advocate members' needs; and provide opportunities for informal disclosure and interaction with their peers. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: TSANet is a vendor-neutral technical support alliance. By joining TSANet, hardware and software manufacturers commit to working with other members to solve mutal customer problems. Although end-users cannot join TSANet, they are the main benefactors of the organization. Currently, 32 companies are members of TSANet and more are joining each month. To learn more about how this organization works, how TSANet can help you solve multivendor problems quicker in your computing environment, or to get information on how your company can join, visit the TSANet home page. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research (JAIR), which is published both electronically and in print, is pleased to announce that it has commenced publishing articles formatted in HTML. (PostScript versions will continue to be published as well.) The first such publication is a re-release of a 1993 JAIR article, Software Agents: Completing Patterns and Constructing User Interfaces. The article is accompanied by an online appendix containing a QuickTime demo. It is an excellent example of what is possible with electronic publications. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: Dianne's Casual Creations are original clothes designed for original people. They feature coordinated casual clothes, appliques, wearable art, and accessories for adults and children. Featured items change regularly. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: Go! Discs, a UK record label, have pictures, sound clips, biogs, tour dates and more for all of their artists here. Artists featured include Paul Weller, The Beautiful South, The Trash Can Sinatras, Drugstore, etc. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: Argus Associates, Inc. specializes in the provision of Internet training workshops, Internet marketing and publishing services and Internet research services. If you would like to know more about how the Argus team can help you with your Internet related needs, please contact them for a free consulation. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The Frontenac County Board Of Education (located in Kingston, Ontario, Canada) would like to announce the availability of its WWW server. This server will be geared towards K12 offerings and Board wide information. This server is being provided as part of the Ontario Education Highway initiative. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The Institute of Public Policy Studies at the University of Michigan announces the Telecom Resources Page. This document contains references to information sources relating to the technical, economic, public policy, and social aspects of telecommunications. All forms of telecommunication, including, voice, data, video, wired, wireless, cable TV, and satellite, are included. Included are nearly 200 links to documents, government agencies, research labs, university research centers, etc. This page is part of the Information Networks Policy Library project. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center announces the availability of its WWW server. It provides information about cancer treatment, research, education, and prevention, as well as other information from and about UTMDACC. (nwn)

October 20, 1994: Information Innovation has launched a new server for professional use of the Web. The server contains many megabytes of information about Business on the Web, Management and Technology. In the coming weeks information bases on the International Financial Industry will also be added. It is also the home of The Web Word, a monthly e-zine about the Web industry. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: UNCAT is the catalog of UNCATaloged titles not generally available in a bookstore or library. In this hypertext database from Sapphire Press, there are titles from businesses, nonprofit groups, trade associations, museums and self-published authors with research reports, pamphlets, brochures, catalogs, newsletters, booklets, books, videocassettes, audio cassettes and CD-ROMs. By searching or browsing detailed descriptions, you'll find titles in subjects as diverse as the arts, finance, health, human relationships, self development, products, services and travel. A title listing in turn can link to a Web server displaying the text of that title. Explore UNCAT at DigiMark. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: HTML versions of the FAQs for Linear Programming and Nonlinear Programming are now available. See Usenet newsgroup sci.op-research for more information. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: This is the "virtual" home of Scotty, the Tyrannosaurus Rex recently unearthed at Eastend, Saskatchewan, in the Valley of Hidden Secrets. This resource will feature pictures of the excavation, including the unfolding of Scotty, the paleontologists, a map of Eastend and environs, and information on local accomodation and restaurants, plus links to other dinosaur-related information. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: Art Crimes, a graffiti art gallery, features wall art from the U.S. and the Czech Republic. These full-color pieces are fresh off the street and shockingly good. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: Mother Jones Magazine has published its September/October issue, featuring stories on activism and apathy on college campuses, the expanding U.S. weapons trade under the Clinton administration, how members of Congress lobby the lobbyists for funds, and a personal essay about race, sex, and O.J. Simpson by Barbara Grizzuti Harrison. Also in the current issue, an interview with Congress' most powerful Democrat, Dick Gephart, a critique of men's and women's magazines, and, of course, Paula Poundstone who reports from the Richard Nixon Library and Birthplace. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) at the University of California at Santa Barbara announces its World Wide Web server. It includes information on the graduate programs, 1994-95 General Catalog course information, undergraduate and graduate requirements, short biographical information on the faculty, admission policies, and many links to industry and universities related to the department's research. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: Information Access Technologies, Inc. (IAT) providers of HoloNet Internet access service, announce their new WWW server. HoloNet service is accessible from access numbers nationwide and accounts can be setup in as little as 15 minutes. Included on their WWW server is information about their HoloSLIP, HoloUUCP and HoloDNS services. HoloSLIP service provides quality and reliable access for Internet programs such as Mosaic and Fetch using SLIP, CSLIP, and PPP protocols. HoloUUCP service allows BBSes and office e-mail systems to automatically receive Internet e-mail and USENET news conferences. HoloDNS service allows users to have a custom domain name similar to "company.com" attached to their Internet e-mail address. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Michigan Digital Historical Initiative in the Health Sciences, coordinated by the University of Michigan Historical Center for the Health Sciences, announces the availability, through its homepage, of a detailed guide to over 1400 archival and manuscript collections held by repositories acros the United States. Related images of photographs and historical scientific and medical instruments are also included. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: For those people searching for interactive cleverness, CyberSight is now decked out with the latest in high-tech fun. Let people know which your fave TV show is... and what about the greatest musician? Remember to share your feelings about the commercialization of the Internet, because all of this splendor is brought to you by Internet Marketing Inc. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Defense Information Systems Agency's Center For Engineering would like to announce the implementation of an interactive demo of their network modeling tool MIIDAS. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The editors of Domestic Animal Endocrinology would like to announce their server for current and prospective authors to the journal. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: An overview of constraint-based tools is available from AIAI. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: ANDATACO, a leading designer and manufacturer of enterprise wide storage solutions and a major networking and UNIX workstation system integrator, announces On-The-Net, a world-wide web service featuring the entire ANDATACO product catalog, technical support notes, disk and tape data sheets and on-line manuals. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: Rob Brezsny's cult weekly REAL ASTROLOGY is on The Butterfly's Web. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: A new collaborative project linking high-profile artists with the Internet has been initiated through Kaleidospace. Science fiction writer David Brin (author of the Uplift series and Glory Season) has provided the first chapter of a futuristic novel, for which Internet users are encouraged to write additional chapters. Graphic novelist P. Craig Russell (Ray Bradbury Chronicles and Fairy Tales of Oscar Wilde) has provided the initial panels for a collaborative comic. The completed collaborative work will be available on the Kaleidospace world-wide web site. Information for joining the project and submiting art may be found at the Kaleidospace web, gopher (Gopher.kspace.com) and ftp (ftp.kspace.com) sites. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The NYU/ACF Scientific Visualization Center is pleased to present a WWW site housing MathMol an instructional project in molecular modeling and 3-D visualization for K-12 students and teachers. The site contains some introductory tutorials for students, here and a nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Arthritis Foundation is pleased to announce the WWW availability of Information About Arthritis as well as information about the Arthritis Foundation's programs and services. Topics include an extensive set of frequently asked questions about arthritis, ordering information for free literature about various arthritis-related topics, as well as pointers to other internet resources. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The 19th Hole (a.k.a. "The Clubhouse") has added The Rules of Golf Online. Answer all of your questions about the rules, come settle your score and tell a few tall tales in the Clubhouse after a hard 18. The 19th Hole is a place for golfers to relax, share some stories and maybe even settle a bet or two (not that golfers bet!) Included is Headlines! with info on the latest scores, tournaments, and local happenings. The 1994 Golf Digest Record Book is the place to find out how your favorite golfer did in 1993 or who won the British Open in 1863. And the Scorecard Archive is the place to check out some courses before you play them. Also included are other good golf links. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: Now available to the web community, the Northern Nevada Web contains information about Universities and Colleges in Northen Nevada. Some of the highlights include:

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October 19, 1994: Lila Star (Lisa Shobhana Mason) , predictive astrologist, is pleased to announce that she is now offering astrology services on the internet. She offers both free and for-pay services. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: This week's issue of InfoWorld Magazine is now available at the Internet Shopping Network. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Texas Agricultural Extension Service (TAEX) humbly announces its first WWW server, leviathan. Leviathan features thousands of agriculturally-oriented clipart images, an interactive agricultural software catalog and Texas Extension publication abstracts. The "Master Gardener" series is very popular with users. The clipart image files are accessible via a graphical "point-and-click" user interface, and are available in multiple file types. A link is also available to SWAMI, the South West Agricultural Meteorological Information system. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Geometry Sender at Keio University is now opening W3 server. Many 3D object data, including WebOOGL, off, rwx format, tutorial on data formats, and information about external viewers for 3D object on Web are available. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The European Commission Host Organisation (ECHO) on behalf of Directorate-General XIII of the EC would like to announce I'M-EUROPE (Information Market-Europe). An initiative to provide the World Wide Web with information about the European electronic information market. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Department of Computer Science at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth, UK is pleased to announce global access to its WWW server. The information available includes academic courses, research projects and general information about Aber and the department. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: SIMS, Inc. is a value-added electronic services provider in Charleston, SC. It offers local dialup or dedicated Internet connections for individuals as well as commerical, educational, or non-profit institutions in the Charleston, SC area. Be sure to visit the SIMS Internet Mall. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Open Software Foundation Research Institute is interested in the innovative information presentation methods that new Web technology has enabled. They are gathering results from their Information Presentation Query Form and will send a summary to those who fill out the form. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Canadian Permanent Committee on Geographical Names (CPCGN) and Geographical Names Section of Natural Resources Canada announce the release of an English/French Web site. The bilingual 'Geo-Names' Home Page offers a wide range of information including a dynamic database search of Canada's official geographical names (interrogation en français). (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Educational Technology Branch at the Lister Hill National Center for Biomedical Communication of the National Library of Medicine (NLM) announces a newly revised and restructured home page. New information has been added: a relevant subset of the NLM's AVLINE database and a Generic Videodisc/CD-ROM Database for the Health Professions providing descriptions of materials that can be repurposed by health professions educators wishing to develop interactive teaching materials. All this and more is found in a new home page providing ready access to Resources, Monographs and descriptions of ongoing Research Projects. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Apple Network Managers Association (ANMA) Home Page is a resource for all Macintosh network managers looking for a user group geared towards their special problems and interests. The home page contains information about joining local chapters, how to start one in your area and topics of interest related to Macintosh networking. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Center for Mars Exploration at the NASA Ames Research Center would like to announce the creation of a home page featuring nwn)

October 19, 1994: TV Net-Broadcast/Cable Television Server announces its TV server providing addresses and information on U.S. and the World Television Stations. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: A new collection of acoustic music information, including musician tour schedules, venue schedules, biographical information and much, much more can be found at FolkBook. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: Infolink Information Services is sponsoring a writing contest. Winners will receive a 5 day vacation for two to Mardi Gras '95. See this for details. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: An entirely new and completely graphic specialty shopping center named Shopping IN has opened on the Internet. Shopping IN is the most graphic, user-friendly shopping source on the Net. Over three hundred specialty items from athletic wear, men's & women's apparel, tabletop accessories and gifts are presented with large, digitally enhanced color images. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The State of South Dakota is proud to announce the availability of its World Wide Web site. This site is a starting point to all of the Internet-related resources in the State of South Dakota. It contains South Dakota Government Information, Tourism Information, including Mt. Rushmore and the Black Hills, links to many of the universities and higher education facilities across the state, and etc. Stop by and visit some people in South Dakota! (nwn)

October 19, 1994: Chemical Industry Institute of Toxicology, located in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, is pleased to announce its Mosaic containing general information about CIIT's goals, research and educational programs, as well as its most recent publications. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: Chris Haggerty of Internet Express would like to announce a page for Books-M. E. Sharpe Publishing. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: Surf the Web with the Planet Earth Home Page. This server has a multitude of categories to explore, ranging from Astronomy to the World-Wide Web. Visit the city of San Diego, California or the District of Columbia, USA. Obtain information on Colleges and Universities, Books and Libraries, Sports, or the science of Physics with Images, Icons, and Flags. Learn more about the Navy or visit National Aeronautics and Space Administration to take a journey through the Solar System. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The National Earth Orientation Service (NEOS) is a joint venture of the U. S. Naval Observatory (USNO) and the Geosciences Laboratory (GL), of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). NEOS was organized to coordinate, collect, analyze and distribute data from the various operational U. S. programs that monitor variations in the orientation of the Earth. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Notre Dame Band is proud to announce its WWW site complete with Text, Movies, Pictures, and Sounds. Adding to the site is the Notre Dame Football Schedule with icons taken off the internet of the schools that Notre Dame will play. The site is located at the University of Notre Dame and was created by John F. Keating. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: DiploNet has been established by Negotiation Systems International to provide access to information about the theory and practice of international diplomacy for an audience of academic researchers, practicing diplomats, and interested observers. Current highlights include the U.N. Convention on the Law of the Sea, the report of the American Academy of Diplomacy on the processes of multilateral negotiation, and information about the United States Institute of Peace. DiploNet is also the gateway to the Council on Ocean Law. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: British mail order supplier Trinity Systems is now offering its price list and ordering facility on-line. Trinity Systems specialises in games, CD-ROMs and utilities for the Apple Macintosh, and CD-ROMs for PC compatibles. Trinity Systems also offers an Advance Notice Registration Scheme to inform customers by e-mail of the release of the latest Macintosh games. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: Consumers for World Trade provides information about world trade issues as they affect consumers. The page is official information of Consumers for World Trade, an advocacy group. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: Can't make it to Cannes? Then try I'M B1FF! (the International MPEG Bizarre 1st Film Festival), hosted by John Perry. Take a look (and listen) at the Liberal Materialists Web page. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: Flag Inns International, in collaboration with WWW.AUS.NET, is pleased to announce its on-line Guide to Flag Properties in Victoria, Australia. Keyword searching and Forms-based reservations are supported. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Science and Engineering Television Network, SETN, is a consortium of scientific organizations formed for the purpose of creating an international television network for professional scientists and engineers. Current participants include the American Physical Society, the Association for Computing Machinery and the American Institute of Biological Sciences. SETN is pleased to announce a Call for Participation and urges all scientists, engineers and students to respond to the SETN Viewer Interest Questionnaire. SETN welcomes foreign and corporate participation. If there is a favorable response, SETN will begin broadcasting early in 1995. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Institute for Biology of the University of Freiburg,Germany announces its WWW Server. Included is a request for contribution to the Data Acquisition Initiative. There is also information about the wide range of private activities of the scientists and some serious fun mostly in english/german mixed language. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: Medical Matrix is a new Web resource that offers a database of Internet clinical medicine resources. Medical Matrix categorizes resources by disease, specialty, and other interest areas. It is designed as a "home page" for a physician's or healthworker's computer. Medical Matrix is a project of the Internet Working Group of the Amercian Medical Informatics Association. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The server of the Partnership in Advanced Computing Technologies, in Bristol, UK, is up and running. PACT is a new research centre for collaborative academic/industrial projects currently involving groups from Inmos and the University of Bristol. The PACT server hosts pages for Inmos (unofficial), the Data Diffusion Machine (a scalable VSM architecture), the ESPRIT II OMI/HORN project, and various peoples' home pages. In these you can find, amongst others things, a list of Calls for Papers in (Parallel) Computer Architecture and related topics. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Institute of Exact Sciences and Humanities of Algarve University, Faro, Portugal, is now on-line. It offers local information from Institute's Departments, announcements, a few services, tourist information and links to other Portuguese-speaking servers. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: You've put your data on the Web, but how can you make it easy for people to find it? This short Guide to Publishing on the World Wide Web explains. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Engineering Design Research Center at Carnegie Mellon University is a National Science Foundation ERC established in 1986. This server provides information on the EDRC's laboratories and their associated projects, affiliates, faculty and students, as well as abstracts on EDRC technical reports. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: DigiBoard, a leading provider of connectivity solutions for multiuser systems, as well as LANs and WANs, announces its World Wide Web server. DigiBoard's web server provides detailed information on Products, Digi Programs and Services including Technical Support and Customer Service. Additionally, the home page features a What's New section that lists recent product announcements and a Company Overview section. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The German Institute for Applied Geodesy (IfAG) announces its new WWW server. The pages contain links to IfAG's own Internet services as well as to a variety of other servers in geosciences and related fields. Special emphasis is made on geodesy. The standard homepage is in German, but an English homepage is also available. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is pleased to announce its World Wide Web sever. This server offers HTTP, Gopher and anonymous FTP capability. In addition to offering basic information on how to start or run a small business, the Home Page provides access to most Federal WWW's, and its very popular SBA Online BBS, now with a user base of 110,000 and recently receiving its 1,000,000th call four days shy of two years of operation. Access to the WWW, or SBA Online provides the public with internet e-mail, shareware files for running a business, gateways to other Federal BBS's, international trade data and venturing opportunities, local SBA information, and SBA mail forum networking. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Department of Speech Communication & Music Acoustics at the The Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden now has a Web page containing information about the department. There is information about persons, courses, projects, seminars and specialevents like the phonetics congress, ICPhS 95. There are also links to other resources on the internet relating speech. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: J. P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated is pleased to announce its Home Page. J.P. Morgan is an investment banking firm that provides financial services to corporations, governments, financial institutions, institutional investors, private firms, nonprofit groups, and wealthy individuals around the world. In addition to general information about the firm, J.P. Morgan is making available selected research abstracts and finance oriented datasets, including the firm's newly announced RiskMetrics(tm). (nwn)

October 19, 1994: Amerinex Artificial Intelligence, Inc. is pleased to announce its WWW pages. Amerinex A.I. is a world leader in the creation of Image Understanding solutions and environments. The home page provides access to information about the company, its products, current contracts, technical reports and personnel. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Ocean Drilling Program home page is now accessible. The Ocean Drilling Program is an international organization which performs basic research into the history of ocean basins and the Earth's crust beneath the oceans. The program is funded principally by the National Science Foundation with substantial contributions from international partners. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Department of Computer Science at the University of Toronto announces its WWW server which contains information about the Department's Faculty, graduate and undergraduate programs. Of particular visual interest are the images presented by the Department's Dynamic Graphics Project. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: Krema Nut Company is offering its products on the WWW. What makes the products and gifts uniquely special is the freshness and delicious, natural taste. The peanut butter is completely natural and healthy with no salt, sugar or preservatives added. Feel free to drop in and browse through Krema's products or request more information. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Capitol Steps, the Washington-based troupe of Congressional staffers turned songwriters, are pleased to announce their WWW home page featuring music and political satire. Hear selections from recent albums (Lord of the Fries, The Joy of Sax, etc.) plus pre-releases of the latest songs. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: This server has been up for some time now, and contains some home pages:

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October 19, 1994: Internet Connections, Inc. announces Antiques Web. Visitors will find pictures of items from a Minnesota antique shop, ways to help spot reproductions and some tips for new collectors on how to negotiate at a flea market or antique shop. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: In south central Minnesota, where the Minnesota River bends and flows north, sit the beautiful and growing cities of Mankato and North Mankato. Visit their Web site to see photos and information. Questions about the cities can be directed to info@city.mankato.mn.us and questions about the web site can be directed to info@ic.mankato.mn.us. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: Bluebird Systems, a provider of document management software, announces its home page. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: Bluebird Systems announces a home page on its hometown, Carlsbad, California, USA, a community on the coast of Southern California. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The State of Montana's MIDS, Montana Information Delivery System, is now on the Web. MIDS aims at making information paticular about Montana accessible to both Internet and State users -- of particular interest is the Natural Resource Information System. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: Digital Equipment Corporation and the California Secretary of State's office are pleased to announce the availability of online election information for the November 8, 1994 California General Election with LIVE vote counts from the Secretary of State on the night of the election. This server now contains the full text of Secretary of State's voter information pamphlet, including all propositions and statewide races. Additional data will be added over the next few weeks. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (AACAP), representing over 5,600 child and adolescent psychiatrists, would like to announce the opening of its homepage. AACAP members actively research, diagnose and treat psychiatric disorders affecting children and adolescents and their families. The Academy is dedicated to supporting this work through a variety of programs including government liaison, national public information and continuing medical education. The web site contains information on the Annual AACAP Meetings, a listing of "Facts for Families." (nwn)

October 19, 1994: 20/20 Software, Inc. is a developer of software utility products for the DOS and Windows environments, such as PC-Install, a widely-used program that simplifies file and document distribution. The company also has developed database applications such as the Nimbus Report Writer, WestLake Imager and DocIt programs. The company is pleased to announce their WWW Server, which contains data sheets, press releases, FAQs, customer support services, order forms, etc. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: Bob Willey would like to announce the opening of El Camino de Silicio (The Silicon Highway), a network to promote computer music in the Americas. He is also managing an archive of MIDI piano compositions entitled New Music for Disklavier and Synthesizer. Both collections are housed at UC San Diego's Center for Research in Computing and the Arts. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: Alameda County Medical Center and the University of California at San Francisco are pleased to announce the availability of the THIRD issue of the Global Emergency Medicine Archives. This issue contains the complete 1994 abstracts of the Society of Academic Emergency Medicine, an extensive demonstration of a forms-based conferencing system, and links to many medically-related sites worldwide. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: ARTS & FARCES has made its collection of Internet services available to the Internet community at large. The ARTS & FARCES Internet services are a complete Internet software and information solution for Macintosh, MS Windows and MS-DOS personal computer users. The services were previously available only to readers of Michael Fraase's best-selling Internet Tour Guide series. The ARTS & FARCES home page also serves as a gateway to the ARTS & FARCES Gopher server and the ARTS & FARCES FTP archive. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Multiprocessor Testbed Project at the University of Southern California has a home page with general information on the project, links to papers and pictures of the hardware. Its goal is to explore the hardware emulation approach for the rapid prototyping and performance evaluation of scalable multiprocessors. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Visible Embryo Project is a multi-institutional long-term collaboration to create an Internet resource for HPCC applications in the area of developmental biology. The project's WWW server will act as the central means for information access and dissemination concerning the activities of the Project's 20+ collaborating institutions. Through use of the Project's new WWW-OLE technology, researchers, students and clinicians will be able to use Mosaic and the Web to seamlessly access vast computational and information resources from remote geographic locations, in order to learn more about the mechanisms of human development. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Associates Financial Services has found itself a home at American Products Online. The Associates offer financial consultation and lending for the refinancing/purchasing of homes, auto loans and secured personal loans. (nwn)

October 19, 1994: The Tanel Corporation now has a page on the WWW. Tanel, a manufacturer of athletic cleats, has patented a 360 degree cleat that is designed to increase pivotabilty and reduce the risk of torque related injuries. You can preview Tanel's technical manual to read more about this incredible design. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The Imaging Systems Lab in the Department of Landscape Architecture, University of Illinois now has its server operational. Contents include descriptions of on-going and recent research in Alaska, New Mexico, Utah and Canada, the complete text of papers, and access to image sets used in a variety of experiments. Examples of displays from an ecosystem simulator called SmartForest are included. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Keep up-to-date with the Minnesota Vikings. The current roster, depth chart, draft pick review, game summaries and much more are maintained. The Vikings page is a link from a larger NFL Page containing links to other NFL teams and news. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR), an agency of the Public Health Service in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, is now on the World-Wide Web. The server provides access to information about the Agency and people within the Agency. In addition, easy access to ATSDR's Hazardous Substance Release/Health Effects Database (HazDat) is provided through a sophisticated, forms-based user interface. The full text, with figures and tables, of the popular Public Health Statements from ATSDR's Toxicological Profiles, with clear explanations of health effects from toxic substances in the environment, are also available with full text search and retrieval. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The Oak Ridge National Laboratory Environmental Sciences Division is proud to announce another in a series of articles in its electronic journal Environmental Research News. The article, titled Through the Cooking Glass, describes the Lab's work on the In Situ Vitrification or ISV process, a novel technology for dealing with some difficult environmental restoration problems. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Phi Tau Coeducational Fraternity at Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH would like to announce the availability of its new WWW site. This site includes information on how to find the house, a complete social calendar, information on charitable activities, and some really bad poetry. The maintainers of the site believe it is possibly the first Greek Letter Organization on the web, and are looking for more ideas and feedback on its development. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The OSI-Protocol Testing Laboratory (OSI-LAB) is pleased to announce its WWW server located in Switzerland. The server currently provides information about the Lab, an X.400 Address server and ftp access to OSTC Documents. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The Consortium on Green Design and Manufacturing is pleased to announce its WWW Server. CGDM is an interdisciplinary research effort in the College of engineering at U.C.Berkeley and an industry/university partnership focused on issues related to environmentally-conscious product design and manufacturing. The page contains information on current research, industry partners and general background on green manufacturing. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: EUnet Slovakia announces Slovakia Document Store, a comprehensive source of information about Slovak Republic, including High Tatra Mountains Guide and many links to other Slovakia-related resources. Now also with Elections 1994 Special containing latest information about coming elections in Slovak Republic. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: An inter-disciplinary team at the University of Southern California would like to announce the Mercury Project, a WWW server that allows users to tele-operate a robot arm moving over a terrain filled with buried artifacts. A CCD camera and pneumatic nozzle mounted on the robot allow users to select viewpoints and to direct short bursts of compressed air into the terrain. Thus users can "excavate" regions within the sand by positioning the arm, delivering a burst of air, and viewing the newly cleared region. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The NetCenter is pleased to announce the 1st OnLine Trade Show, where you can:

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October 18, 1994: NEC, a global leader in computer, communications and semiconductor technologies, is now on-line. The server initially provides information on NEC dial routers and NEC RISCworkstation models marketed in the U.S. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Internet Services Corporation assists corporations and organizations in marketing their products and services on the Internet. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Research Access Incorporated is the clearing house for Computer Science Technical Reports--the fast way to get the reports you need. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The Stork Delivers--the perfect gift for the newborn! (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Minority Enterprise Corporation of Pittsburgh is an independent non-profit organization dedicated to the creation and growth of minority owned businesses within Southwestern Pennsylvania. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: PREPnet is Internet Connectivity Provider for Pennsylvania. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The Thomas Jefferson University Neuro-Implant Program is pleased to announce the availability of new information about developments in neuro-implant surgery for treatment of pain and paralysis. The server's home page also provides links to a variety of other topics. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The Department of Biological Sciences at Carnegie Mellon Univeristy in Pittsburgh, PA, USA would like to announce the coming on-line of the CMU Department of Biological Sciences WWW Server! The Server dishes up information about the department's undergraduate and graduate degree programs, course offerings, outreach activities and the faculty's research and teaching interests. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: PHP--Parents Helping Parents, Inc. is a multifaceted, comprehensive Parent Directed Family Resource Center for children with any kind of special need. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits are now available on-line! The University of Washington School of Medicine has designated the digital teaching file on the UW Radiology Webserver for credit hours in Category I of the Physicians Recognition Award of the American Medical Association. Other learning modules are currently available on this server and will also be available for CME credit soon. This server includes the following items: (nwn)

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October 18, 1994: JPL is proud to announce the International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (IGARSS) 94 Home Page and conference proceedings, also known as the IGARSS 94 Electronic Digest. The proceedings were put online as HTML and distributed on a CDROM at the conference, along with the required software for Mac, Windows and most Unix platforms. Paper topics cover surface and atmospheric remote sensing - technologies, data analysis, and interpretation. The site offers WAIS searches, abstracts, included images, and the full text for all 1000+ papers. (Viewing the full text requires a .PDF reader, included on the CDROM.) (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The NHL Page is an informative page for hockey fans who would like to view gifs and jpegs. The page also offers information on teams as well as links to other sites. Stats and scores are readily available during the season. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: $20,000 in prizes and giveaways to be had at the 1994 Crime Control Expo! Twenty-five seminars in five subject tracks will be held on gang & organized crime activities, government, corporate and contract security concerns, white collar crime, specialized operations, and crime prevention. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The 'Fachgruppe Informatik' at the 'Technische Universität Braunschweig', Germany, is proud to present their part of the WWW. The WWW-service covers the activities and services of the Fachgruppe, and a number of links to other points on the WWW, mainly for (German) students' purposes (like list of all 'Informatik-Fachschaften' in Germany), but also for fun and joy. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: During this years US Open, The World-Wide Web Tennis Server will be running a variety of polls and surveys and the responses will be posted. The WWW Tennis Server also offers monthly player and equipment tips, daily tennis news, hyperlinked versions of the Tennis Rules and Tennis Code, links to tennis info throughout the web, the Windemere Racquet & Swim Club, and the entrance to The Racquet Workshop, the Web's first specialty tennis shoppe. Sponsored by The Racquet Workshop and The Tenagra Corporation of Houston, Texas. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: "The Real Estate Network" is designed to be the premier source for world-wide real estate related information. Visitors can select a Real Estate Sales Representative, Appraiser, Property Inspector, Financial Institution, Builder, Surveyor and Mover or any other related professions, simply by accessing profiles featured under the appropriate geographic selection. Visitors can also view properties on the system by accessing either the Property Listing file or the Open House Demonstration file. General information on local and state/provincial government services can also be accessed. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Personal Bibliographic Software, Inc. announces a WWW site and a Gopher which provide information about PBS and its products, ProCite and BiblioLink II. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The Living Design/Living Art Center would like to announce a new web page promoting The Mouse-Board (tm) for NetSurfing and other extensive "click-work". Whether you are out surfing the net or working long hours with your mouse, The Mouse Board (tm) provides excellent support. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: CSUBIOWEB, the Biological Sciences WWW server for the California State University system, is now at its permanent site. Its purpose is to consolidate existing WWW Biological Sciences teaching and research resources and to create and distribute original multimedia resources for the teaching of biology. All biologists are encouraged to submit materials. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: ASAP is pleased to announce major improvements to its WWW site, ASAPWeb, on the history of science and technology. The History of Australian Science and Technology page provides links to all ASAP resources, such as the History of Australian Science Newsletter, Guides to the archival collections of scientists including Macfarlane Burnet and 115 finding aids to manuscript collections relating to Australian science held by the Basser Library of the Australian Academy of Science. The History of Science, Technology and Medicine page provides links to a wide range of resources relating to this general field. Categories include: General collections and archive sites; Specialist collections; Museums and exhibitions; Electronic journals; and Mailing lists and newsgroups. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The Post-Polio Information page is now available with a variety of Internet resources and additional information dealing with polio and Post-Polio Syndrome. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The European Network of Excellence in Computer Vision is announcing the ECVNet WWW Relay Server. This sever contains informations about ECVNet nodes, activities and pointers to useful URLs. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The Power Express Battery Catalog is now on-line! Power Express of San Jose, CA, U.S.A. is pleased to display its price list of over 3,000 batteries for notebook computers, cellular phones and camcorders on the WWW. Individuals and corporations can find the best prices here and pay with standard credit cards. Power Express will express mail your replacement battery to you within a couple of days. Ph. 800-Power-Ex. Power Express is on-line thanks to BayNet Co., a company that specializes in internet publishing services. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: An experimental E-mail address book interface to the Web is available at Alisa Systems Inc. Alisa's Web server has been connected to AlisaMail, an e-mail integration product, using Visual Basic and ODBC to demonstrate that e-mail address book information can be easily accessed using the Internet. AlisaMail product brochures and white papers dealing with e-mail integration issues are also available. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: APS 7800 Mainframe Storage System information is now available on the WWW. This information includes product updates, descriptions, documentation and other information useful to to those interested in or using this Mainframe Storage product. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: slack Magazine, Madison, WI's most dangerous monthly new magazine, has gone global with slack OnLine. Local Madison stories, as well as national, international and cybernews with new departments added all the time. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Technology Applications, Inc. announces high-performance, cross-platform client-server development tools that support Sybase and Oracle SQL servers. TAITools is a suite of cross-platform client-server development tools that provides complete portability of both the development environment, the application, including the GUI, the network and the database. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Internet Marketing Inc. and their online information arcade, CyberSight, have created an O.J. Polling Booth for all of those of you out there who just can't get enough. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Cambridge Scientific Computing, Inc., makers of CS ChemOffice, including CS ChemDraw, CS Chem3D, and CS ChemFinder would like to announce its new WWW server dedicated to the needs of the desktop chemist. Product specifications, press releases, tech notes, demos and updaters are available from this site, as is information about complementary products and vendors. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Don't miss the weekly meeting of Weboholic's Anonymous. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: At the university of Tuebingen in Germany there is an which provides a collection of software tools and a lot of papers and documentation about the announced topics. Currently, this server is only in German, but will soon be translated into English as well. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The Seed collective greets fellow comrades on the web and would like to point out that a UK based information service covering European anarchist news and publications is now available throught The Seed home page at City University, London. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Norfolk International Airport is pleased to invite you to fly the Data Runway. Norfolk International is providing an Online Flight Guide as well as information about their facilities with maps and directories. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The Mathematica World electronic Mathematica Notebook publication is pleased to announce the opening of its WWW interactive service. Guests to this service can retrieve sample articles, tutorials, Notebooks and packages; preview the monthly publication, special issues and the Mathematica World Interactive Guide to Mathematica . The service includes a hands on introduction to Mathematica - A System for Doing Mathematics by Computer. View exciting animations or test your skills at their monthly programming competitions - everyone is welcome. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The Mississippi Center for Supercomputing Research WWW server is now available. This server provides information about the high-performance computing services for faculty, staff and students at the eight state-supported senior institutions of higher learning in Mississippi and the University of Mississippi Medical Center. Information about the Mississippi Higher Education Research Network (MISNET) is also provided. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Mizell Wilson at Towson State University would like to announce his ADD home page with links and information on Adult Attention Deficit Disorder and other links that might be of interest to someone with ADD. The page has a wide variety of links for those of short attentions. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: NASA's Global Change Master Directory is now accessible through World Wide Web. The GCMD is a comprehensive source of information about Earth science, environmental, climate and global change data holdings available to the scientific community throughout the world. The GCMD is the American Coordinating Node of the Committee on Earth Observation Satellites' International Directory Network (CEOS IDN) and serves as NASA's contribution to the Global Change Data and Information System (GCDIS). The GCMD can be queried from either forms-based WWW clients or via telnet. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: WilTel Network Services is proud to announce its official WWW server. Since the Internet connection you are now using may very well be running over WilTel's fiber optic network you may be interested in reading about WinTel's corporate history and telecommunications products. With all of the rumors surrounding the impending purchase of WilTel by LDDS, rely on timely and accurate information from WilTel in the News. Take home a souvenir from WilTel's Art Gallery featuring the (in)famous Wall Street Journal Cartoons. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: For all those people who don't come to the Netherlands because they are afraid to drive in the unknown traffic, there is a solution now in the Dutch Traffic Sign Server telling you all about the traffic signs you will find on the Dutch roads. This service is brought to you by Heini Withagen from Eindhoven University of Technology. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Soldiers, The Official U.S. Army Magazine, is now on-line through a partnership of the U. S. Army Office of Public Affairs, the Staff of Soldiers, and the Corporate Information Center's Technology Development Laboratory at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The Consumer Information Center (CIC), famous for its Pueblo, CO address, is now accessible through the WWW! Many of the over 200 publications in the Consumer Information Catalog are available to be viewed online or downloaded. These publications cover topics such as Federal benefits, health, cars, children, housing and money matters. The Multimedia Page contains MPEG movies, GIFs, and sound files relating to the CIC's well-known television and print ad campaigns. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Webster's Weekly, the first weekly features magazine on the World-Wide Web, is pleased to announce the completion of its first quarterly volume, 13 weekly issues from Summer 1994. Webster's Weekly features:

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October 18, 1994: This year, you could have your holiday shopping done on time--without ever leaving your home or office. JewelQuest™ showcases its exclusive jewelry collection on its web server. Select from their wide range of distinctly European treasures. Made from the finest precision cuts of Austrian Swarovski crystal and cubic zirconia, JewelQuest jewelry makes an elegant gift. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: THE NEW YORK WEB, the first commercial Web Site in New York City, would like to announce the official opening of its Web Server. Features include:

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October 18, 1994: THE NEW YORK WEB presents: Drive By Shootings, an exhibit by David Bradford, a New York City cab driver and photographer. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: THE NEW YORK WEB and The Online Ad Agency present: New York Apple Tours which provides open and closed-top double decker bus sightseeing of Manhattan. People who visit New York City can now get a taste of the big apple by visiting New York Apple Tours on the World Wide Web. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Federal Information Exchange, Inc. is proud to announce their FEDIX/MOLIS WWW Server. FEDIX contains keyworded Federal Agency funding opportunities and extensive Federal Agency program descriptions targeted at research and educational institutions. MOLIS contains minority college and university capability information, faculty profiles, scholarship/fellowship information and current events/announcements. Ten federal agencies currently participate in the FEDIX/MOLIS system and their announcements from the Commerce Business Daily, Federal Register, and other sources are updated daily. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The Small Computers in the Arts Network in Philadelphia, PA. is now on the Web. SCAN is a non-profit educational organization which produces an annual Symposium on Art and Technology. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Convergence Systems Incorporated (CSI) is pleased to announce its new Web Site. CSI specializes in helping metropolitan broadband network providers (the cable/telecommunications industry) deploy high-bandwidth, standards-based network access services. CSI is a global remarketer of Digital Equipment Corporation's ChannelWorks products. In addition, CSI provides strategic management and technical consulting services to industry and end users. Through its network of affiliates, CSI can provide turnkey solutions in the areas of videoconferencing, telecommunications (telco), content structuring and production, multimedia interfaces and front-ends, graphical design and web services, shares workgroup software (OO), media transformation (digitization) and archival, pre- and post- video production, and so on. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: E-NET - Entrepreneur NET is now open. ENET provides information on using CyberSpaces for advertising and a place to advertise products and services. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The University of Rhode Island announces a Web page containing information about the University and available programs of study. In addition, links are provided to other University Web servers. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Intermetrics, Inc. is a first class software development and systems integration company, dedicated to providing world class software solutions . . . solutions that result in reliable software products and services. Intermetrics offers a full range of engineering services to support the development, re-engineering, integration, and verification of real-time embedded systems and client/server systems. In addition, it offers tools to automate the production of software systems. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Monsanto Company, a science-based, publicly held company involved in businesses that improve the quality of life, is pleased to announce the Monsanto World-Wide Web server. Monsanto's 30,000 employees worldwide devote their time and effort to discovering, manufacturing, and marketing agricultural products, performance chemicals, prescription pharmaceuticals, and food ingredients. Their mission is to ensure the highest quality products in an environmentally responsive manner. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Visit DisneyWorld in Style. Stay in a Beautiful and Luxurious 3 or 4 bedroom house. Come and visit the Syles Vacation Homes. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Visionware, the international leader in PC-to-UNIX Windows connectivity solutions, is pleased to announce its WWW Server to Internet users. The server includes listings and descriptions of Visionware products, as well as press releases, downloadable evaluation copies and company information. Visionware products featured include XVision 5R6, the first X11R6 compliant, 'Chicago ready' PC X Server; SQL-Retriever, a high-performance Windows ODBC solution; and PC-Connect, a terminal emulator for Microsoft Windows. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The Department of Mechanical Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology announces its WWW server. Through the server you can access information about faculty, students and staff as well as courses and research projects and topics. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The Centre of Medical Imaging Research (CoMIR), University of Leeds, now has WWW pages containing information on its activities, personnel, recent research projects, etc. Included is a comprehensive list of links to medical imaging resources on the Web. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is pleased to announce the opening of its WWW server. With information on its mission, organization and more, it joins the growing list of U.S. federal agencies on the Web. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Visual Models of Morphogenesis is a hypertext document which presents a survey of biological models of development, focusing on research being performed in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Calgary. A number of images and animations are included to illustrate the different models. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) Distributed Active Archive Center (DAAC) is pleased to announce the availability of its geophysical data products to the research and K-12 community through the WWW. Data are currently available on a variety of media. Products include remotely sensed global measurements of precipitation, atmospheric moisture and land surface classification from the NOAA/NASA SSM/I Pathfinder Project, global temperature anomalies from the NOAA/NASA TOVS Pathfinder Project, U.S. Lightning Summaries, U.S. Composite Precipitation Summaries, and in-situ readings of rainfall from surface and ships to name but a few. Reduced resolution images for many of the products are also available. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: Infosphere announces an Aspen, Colorado community web site, publishing a variety of individuals, commercial and non-profit organizations, such as: Abwenzi African Studies, The Aspen Skiing Company covering Aspen Mountain, Snowmass and two other ski resorts. Infosphere is an Internet trial sponsored by Sun Microsystems. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: WebWeather, a forms interface to Weather Underground data, has just undergone a major overhaul. The interface is slightly improved; states are now listed by full name instead of postal abbreviation. WebWeather now returns full forecast data in addition to up to the hour climate data for 240 cities across the United States. Finally, it is now far more reliable than it was previously. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The University of California at Davis' own Cal Aggie Marching Band-uh now offers a preview of the band in action. See cool photos of the "Pride of the Regents of the University of California!" Listen to the "Spirit of the Davis Campus" blowing killer tunes! Impress friends and family with Aggie Band trivia! There are pointers to other University Marching Band sites as well. (nwn)

October 18, 1994: The Chinese-Language-Related Information Page has pointers to information on Chinese educational software, Chinese language courses, Chinese linguistics, Chinese-language-related FTP sites, sources of Chinese text files, Chinese-language access to the WWW, and resources for programmers of Chinese software. The Page aims to be a comprehensive site of use to anyone with an interest in Chinese, including speakers of Chinese languages, students, scholars, teachers, linguists, translators, programmers, and East Asiatic librarians. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Illinois Natural History Survey would like to introduce its www server. Information provided by the following: Center for Aquatic Ecology, Center for Biodiversity, Center for Economic Entomology and the Center for Wildlife Ecology. Survey reports, a bi-monthly publication, weekly information from its education section and many other publications will be made available. Also many survey collections will be available at a later date. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Information about the 1994 Kentucky State Fair as well as Louisville Visitor Information is now available. Presented by IgLou Internet Services. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Department of Mathematics, Hong Kong Baptist College at Hong Kong would like to announce their World Wide Wide Server. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Oak Ridge National Laboratory Environmental Sciences Division proudly announces the availability of its Community Day Scrapbook. The second Community Day, held on June 4, 1994, was a huge success. The scrapbook contains photos from exhibits and a special scrapbook of visitors including their photos and audio files. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Center for Renewable Energy and Sustainable Technology, a non-profit educational organization in Washington, DC, is pleased to announce Solstice, a file server with information on renewable energy, energy efficiency, the environment, and sustainable development. Solstice is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy and the Education Foundation of America. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Announcing the World Rally Championship Infosystem on WWW: Rally reports, news and other information on the FIA World Rally Championship. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Diskovery Educational Systems is pleased to announce the Diskovery Educational Systems' Electronic Pricing Guide, providing the latest product information and educational pricing on software, CD-ROM's, accessories, peripherals, books and videos. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: For info on PC viruses or Windows-based workgroup productivity, visit the new Data Fellows WWW server. It offers information on the current PC virus situation complete with a searchable virus information database. You can also find information on Data Fellows' workgroup and anti-virus products; there are white papers and demonstrations available for instant downloading. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: National United Service Agencies, (N|USA) a non-profit federation representing some of the best known and respected charities in the nation, has now entered the world of cyberspace. In order to promote awareness in charitable giving, and provide extensive information on its member charities, N|USA has fielded a Web server that highlights its participating charities. The N|USA server also provides a wealth of information for companies that want to select a workplace-giving campaign. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: A WWW server is now officially available at the Mississippi State University Center For Air Sea Technology (CAST), located at the Stennis Space Center in southern Mississippi. The Center's focus is on research dealing with oceanographic and meteorological data, including numerical modeling. In support of this research, CAST specializes in development and application of: database management systems; graphics and visualization; application programming interfaces; graphical user interfaces; and software systems integration. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Brought to you by everyday, working class folks with expensive computers, The TV Nation WWW Page is a repository for info and trivia for all fans of the Michael Moore-produced television program, TV Nation. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: WordsWorth Books, an independent bookstore in Harvard Square, Cambridge MA, would like to announce the birth of their web site. The site allows access to a subset of their database, announcements of new titles, New York Times Bestsellers among other things. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Reading to a young child is so important! Numbers, colors and rhymes will stimulate your child as you read to them from Personal IMPRESSION`S Personalized Children's Books--now available on the WWW. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Earth Pledge Foundation is a non-profit organization promoting Sustainable Development. The art works shown here were donated to the Earth Pledge Foundation by the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation in support of the United Nation's International Conference on Population and Development and the United Nation's Conference on Environment and Development. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Bellcore Security Products are now available through the WWW. This page contains a list of several UNIX security software products and course listings which may prove enlightening to those who are interested in the field of computer and network security. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Corcoran Department of History, University of Virginia, announces the on-line publication of Essays in History, a referreed journal printing articles by University of Virginia graduate and undergraduate students. Volumes 35 and 36 are currently on-line. From volume 36 onward, this journal will appear in an electronic format only. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: EMBL, the European Molecular Biology Laboratory in Heidelberg, Germany, announces its first conference on OOCNS - Object-Oriented Computing in the Natural Sciences hosted in Heidelberg from 22-25 November, 1994. Topics will comprise:

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October 17, 1994: The National Marine Fisheries Service announces its homepage. The server includes links to the NOAA home page as well as links to National Marine Fisheries Science Centers and NMFS related sites. In addition, the books Our Living Oceans Annual Report 1993 and Index for Fisheries of the U.S -1992 are available online. There are also home pages for certain NMFS office including The Office of Protected Resources which contains a brochure called Protecting the Nation's Marine Species which gives a listing of endangered and threatened species. This page also has various marine sounds and mpeg movies. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: ClariNet Communications Corp. announces that its Web server is open to the public. It contains free sample news from the ClariNews electronic newspaper, as well as detailed descriptions of ClariNews' contents and information on subscription prices. Documentation is also available for subscribers or those interested in subscribing: how to use ClariNews, lists of the ClariNews groups and other details. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Arctic Region Supercomputing Center, located at the University of Alaska Fairbanks campus, is a high performance computing and network facility supporting environmental research and science with an emphasis on the high latitudes and the Arctic. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The University of Missouri - Columbia would like to announce its SHOWME World Wide Web server. It's offered as the university's central World Wide Web server, in addition to Physics SGI Lab WWW server, and MU NeXT WWW server. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Sandelman Software Works is an Ottawa based Unix contractor with an activist slant. They are currently home to can.infohighway archives, as well as the Hydro-Electric impact archives. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: International Teletimes, an award-winning electronic magazine from Vancouver, Canada announces its World Wide Web edition. The May issue is now online (after a long wait) as well as the October 1993 anniversary issue. The server has undergone some touch-ups such as improved icons as well as completely new forms features. Among the new forms is an automatic Reader Response Card and automatic Voting. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: A WWW server for the NEWSGROUP BIONET.SOFTWARE.WWW is now on-line which holds Updates, Announcements and Discussions of biology-related WWW server and other services using protocols accessible via networks. The Server is run on the Swiss Node of the European Molecular Biology Network (EMBnet). (See also, the EMBnet Newsletter. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Human-Rights page of the Essex University WWW now contains information on the Balkans, East Timor, Inhumane-Weapons, relief organizations - including the ICRC press releases, refugee studies project; and more. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: John Butler at the Computer Science Department at Edinburgh University invites you to tour and contribute to his Scotch Malt Whisky pages. Readers can tour the 100 or so malt whisky distilleries or consult the tasting reviews submitted by members of the smws@bbn.com mailing list. There are additional items on the technology and terminology of malt whisky tasting and manufacture. Slainte! (nwn)

October 17, 1994: A trip report from Steven Grimm's 1993 visit to Russia is online. It includes a travelogue, descriptions of places of interest and over 80 photographs from Moscow, St. Petersburg and others. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Collectors of everything from Trading Cards to Bottles will find help in The Collectors Network. For information regarding placing a message or Classified Ad, contact: owner-collectors-list@netcom.com. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: VIBE, the magazine of urban music (Jazz, Blues, Reggae, Hip Hop, Rap) and youth culture is proud to announce VibeOnline! -- a free service on the World Wide Web. Featuring isMapped covers as navigation interfaces, full text and photos excerpted from the paper version and a library of the latest music releases, VibeOnline! breaks new grounds in Internet publishing. VIBE is a joint venture between affiliates of Quincy Jones/David Salzman Entertainment and Time publishing Ventures, Inc. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Literary Kicks is all about the Beat Generation and the writers that created it, especially Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: ImageMaker's Gifts for Dog Lovers has something to delight every dog owner. From quilts to coffee mugs, all items are uniquely hand-crafted with artwork from artist Monique Akar. Monique has created exquisite pen and ink drawings of all 156 dog breeds for over 15 years. She is known world-wide for her ability to capture each breed perfectly, from the texture of their coats to their unique facial expressions. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Good Medicine Magazine is proud to announce the publication of an Internet Edition on the World Wide Web. Good Medicine Magazine is a bimonthly publication on preventive medicine for better health. Good Medicine Magazine joins other pages about health and fitness related matters: The Alexander Technique, Palo Alto Medical Foundation - Schedule of classes, Human Performance - The Art of Imaging. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The first announcement of the International Conference on AIDS-Vancouver 1996 scheduled to be held from July 7-12, 1996 in Vancouver is now available on the WWW. This will be the next International Conference after the Yokohama Conference held in August 1994 and is expected to attract as many as 15,000 delegates from 130 countries around the globe. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The student newspaper at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University would like to announce that its weekly publication, The Avion, is available for browsing via the World Wide Web. The Avion Online's Homepage will serve as ERAU students' online information headquarters, including student activities, parking area reminders and other WWW links. The newspaper is put together by a volunteer staff. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Otaniemi Science Park is Marketplace for Science, Product Development and Business Activities. Read about the companies in Otaniemi Area. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Speech, Vision and Robotics (SVR) Group of Cambridge University Engineering Department is now on the Web. Apart from information about the Group and its research, including some personal home pages, there are a growing number of links to related (and not so related!) sites. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Transis Home Page - The Distributed Computing Laboratory at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem has developed Transis - a high availability tool that provides high performance group communication, with unique capabilities for coping with network partitions. All the papers of the Transis project can be found in this home page, including works on:

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October 17, 1994: SUCCEED is proud to announce its new Electronic Connectivity Home Page. The electronic connectivity page is maintained by Deliverables Team - 5 (DT-5). DT-5 is investigating connectivity issues that are relevant to distance learning, research collaboration and information dissemination. Some of the examined technologies include video conferencing, groupware and of course the WWW! (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Department of Distributed Information Systems at the University of Technology Vienna offers, aside from lecture and research information, a transparent gateway into BIBOS (the Austrian OPAC), a gateway into X.500 and pictures and sounds of Björk Gudmundspsttir, Tori Amos. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Caenorhabditis elegans WWW server at University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center contains information about C elegans and the commmunity of C elegans researchers. C elegans is a small soil nematode used for genetic, developmental and neurobiological studies. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: FedWorld is an electronic gateway to U.S. Government information operated by the Department of Commerce's National Technical Information Service (NTIS). FedWorld services include:

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October 17, 1994: The new edition of the LI NewsWire 1.4 is hereby published for browsing on the Internet. Top stories this month include a report on Dialog's new pricing scheme, a look at UMI's new online service, the European Union's recommendations on a `Information Highway', new ATM trials, news from Excalibur, Folio, BT, ICL, among other stories and features. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The American Institute of Physics (AIP) is pleased to announce its presence on the World Wide Web. Featuring information of interest to the global physics community, including the AIP Employment Opportunities Database, the AIP server is undergoing continuous evolution and invites anyone interested in the physical sciences, from students to scientists, to access its growing array of information services. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: DJO Jewelers features the finest in quality, fashionable Jewelry for men and women. From handsome men's watches to sparkling diamond rings and earrings, DJO Jewelers can deliver satisfaction. Order online for quick service. DJO has been operating for 16 years in the Washinton, DC area and its jewelers are certified in the appraisal of fine diamonds and gemstones. DJO is part of the DigiMark content dissemination network. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Internet Solution is South Africa's premier Internet service provider. A very concise list of commercial WWW servers is maintained at this site, as is the list of South African WWW servers. The Internet Solution has strong ties with the press, financial institutions and the commercial sector; watch this server for announcements about new on-line services. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: In a revolutionary spin on business use of the Information Superhighway, The Santa Cruz Operation, Inc. (SCO) and Pizza Hut, Inc. today announced " PizzaNet," a pilot program that enables computer users, for the first time, to electronically order pizza delivery from their local Pizza Hut restaurant via the worldwide Internet. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: PizzaNet pilot in the Santa Cruz area, launched by Pizza Hut on August 22, will be used to study the feasibility of expanding the program to other cities in the U.S. and around the world. Technology for the pilot program includes the SCO Global Access product, which incorporates advanced NCSA Mosaic software for browsing the Internet, as well as custom application software developed by SCO's Professional Services organization. For more information, please see the SCO/Pizza Hut Press Release. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Experience reality in a virtual world. Cyberia is a television series featuring computer animation and techno music video. It airs on U Network, a national network of college television stations in the USA, and Energy TV in Denmark. Cyberia was one of the first television programs to integrate VR technology into television broadcasting. This site features quicktime movies of these virtual environments, plus the program guides, graphics, audio files, animations and videos. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: A developmental biology teaching fileserver, zygote has been appended to the fourth edition of the textbook "Developmental Biology" by Scott Gilbert (Sinauer Associates, Sunderland, MA, 1994). It is hoped that this fileserver will enable its readers to update and amend the book and thereby prevent its going out of date too rapidly. Also, the fileserver provides students and professors space to add new material and to see the insights of others. One does not need to use or buy the textbook to utilize this fileserver. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Oregon Graduate Institute (OGI) Department of Computer Science & Engineering is proud to announce its WWW server at http://www.cse.ogi.edu/. OGI is a private, graduate-only institution in Portland, Oregon dedicated to research in scientific and technical fields. The CSE department is noted for its world-class research in, amongst other areas, spoken language understanding, distributed and data-intensive systems and software engineering systems. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: NYU Medical Center wishes to announce that the NIH-Guide for Grants and Contracts is on line via the WWW. The information provided here uses the database that NYU has maintained since 1990 when NIH began distribution the Guide via E-mail. The server is updated weekly using the information NIH distributes: it is not an official service of the NIH. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Looking for Japanese Animation? David Gaxiola is pleased to announce his Anime Resources and Info page. This page contains links to Anime associations across the Web, other Anime-related pages, an Anime FTP sites list, links to Gopher sites and much more. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Department of Journalism, Media and Communication (JMK) at Stockholm University is proud to announce the release of Aftonbladet/KULTUR - a monthly cultural magazine. This is the result of a collaborative project between JMK and the Swedish daily newspaper Aftonbladet. Project leader Mark Comerford will be happy to answer any questions. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Georgia Institute of Technology College of Computing located in Atlanta, Georgia, announces a new server. This server provides information regarding current research, academic information, student information, and technical reports. Various research centers associated with the College of Computing are represented via this server as well. New services are being added daily. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: A new page on Music Instruction Software has items of interest to instrumental music instructors and beginning to intermediate music students (particularly piano students). The page has pointers to software designed to help the student master basic notation, ear training, music theory and music history. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Mark A. Gaither of HaL Computer Systems in Austin, TX, announces a weekly NFL Pool via the WWW. This pool has no monetary requirement. The user must have a WWW browser with forms support to play. All forms, summaries and results are auto-magically generated by several CGI scripts written by Mark Gaither. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The University of Florida School of Forest Resources and Conservation would like to announce its new WWW server. This site contains information about the academic programs, research, facilities, personnel, etc. at the SFRC. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Southern Connecticut State University is proud to announce its WWW Server. It provides campus information as well as links to other campus servers and the SCSU Gopher. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Mofile Place announces the availability of its WWW server. Mofile Place is an international commercial Web magazine with articles, interviews, columnns, recreational pages, ISOC info, company promotional material. The server is based in Helsinki, Finland. Mofile Place will eventually offer a full range of Finland topics: Sauna, Santa Claus and Sibelius, Lapland, Finnish politics, economics, language, culture, travel. Commercially Mofile Place is a gateway for Finnish companies requiring presence in Web and for overseas companies wanting to do business in Helsinki/St.Petersburg area. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Someone named Jeremy (Bornstein or Nguyen, you pick) announces his relatively new home page, Stamp of Bear.

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October 17, 1994: DISCscribe invites you to see pretty pictures of Atlantic Canada, browse through the corporate profiles, and read the conference documentation. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Canada's first professional taiko group, Uzume Taiko, has made the first edition of the OO ZOO MAY news available online. Features include biographies and an update by the Artistic Director. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Oxford Forestry Insitute, Oxford University now offers a WWW server. This server will provide:

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October 17, 1994: To understand the excitement of a Columbia education, you must experience it first hand; however, Columbia: An Introduction, with more than 50 color images of life at Columbia University in the City of New York, is the next best thing. The Columbia WorldWide Web Server offers a growing list of departmental and academic services, such as the 1994-95 Columbia College Bulletin. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Introducing Web Nation, bringing you Web Page Storage for your corporate pages for just Pennies A Day. Your pages will be placed in the IQuest Storefront and full announcements will be automatically made for you on the Web. Use the Web Page creation service to have stunning pages created for you, or simply house your existing pages on IQuest's server. Custom server code, remailers, searchers, credit card handling and other special needs also cheerfully handled. Web Nation is a service of IQuest and cookware. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The students at the Boyd Grad Lab, a computer lab located at the University of Georgia have created their own WWW server. It contains information on the students themselves, the University and its computing facilities (including maps of the facilities), and a comprehensive information page on the WWW. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department at Union College, Schenectady, New York is pleased to announce its electrical engineering and computer science web servers. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The NASA Ames Biocomputation Center is pleased to announce the 3D Reconstruction Home Page. This page contains information about software, data sets, images/movies, references and pointers to related Internet information (Web/News/Gopher/FTP) pertaining to the reconstruction and visualization of biomedical data from CAT, MRI, PET, confocal, light and electron microscopy. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Texas Center for Superconductivity at the University of Houston (TCSUH) is proud to announce the availability of its World Wide Web server. The server contains information on the center's research programs, facilities and opportunities for industrial collaboration. Information on educational opportunities for graduate and undergraduate students is available as well. This site has a request form for those interested in receiving TCSUH's Newsletter and Preprint Series. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Intergraph Corporation, developer of the Technical Desktop -- the combination of compatible technical applications and personal productivity tools in a single desktop computer -- announces Intergraph Online, a new information resource about the company's products and services. Intergraph's hardware and software products are used for computer-aided engineering, design, analysis, manufacturing, publishing, and earth sciences such as mapping/geographical information systems. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Stern School of Business, New York University, is pleased to annnounce a new web server at the Stern School Information Systems Department. It provides information regarding the Department of Information Systems at Leonard N Stern School of Business, New York University. This includes information on graduate programs, courses, teaching materials and research projects. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Stanford University Footbag Club is now on the Web. The home page gives information on the international sport of footbag, similar to the American game played with the Hacky Sack(R) or Sipa Sipa(R). You will also find information about footbag events (festivals, tournaments, demos and regular meetings). (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Universidad del Valle, a major research university with more than 20,000 students, is located in Cali, Colombia - South America. The goal of Colombia's first WWW server (in spanish) is to provide information about the University, publish students' work and offer the latest volcano activity in southern Colombia. It will also provide on-line access to Noti Red, the university's network bulletin. Links to other WWW points in Colombia will be added soon. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Announcing Footbag WorldWide -- a growing collection of information about the popular new sport of footbag, also known as Hacky Sack(R). From results of the recent World Footbag Championships to information on footbag clubs and leagues around the world, Footbag WorldWide is a global footbag information source. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Hamline University is proud to announce its presence on the World Wide Web. Hamline University (in St Paul, MN) is celebrating its 140th year in 1994, which makes it the oldest university in Minnesota. This server offers information about its academic programs and links to many interesting places on the WWW. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: WombatNet provides low hassle, full Internet connections in the San Francisco Bay Area at a reasonable cost. WombatNet customers can use multiple graphical tools to access WWW (Mosaic), gopher, news, ftp and email services while connected. Based in Palo Alto, WombatNet specializes in Macintosh connections (but Windows and Unix are also supported), primarily using dialup IP service (PPP accounts), and makes connecting your Mac to the Internet as easy as double-clicking the installer. Mail info@batnet.com for more information. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Human Genome Center at Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas, would like to announce their new Sequence Annotation Server. This WWW server allows researchers to add their own annotations to NCBI:Entrez DNA and protein sequence reports. The Annotation Server is intended as a method for molecular biologists to easily share new information about sequences, e.g., new features, interesting sequence matches, domain identifications, etc. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Glass Wings has released on the Internet its first issues of Giggle, a magazine of humour and the imaginative arts, and Sensual Celebrations, a tasteful magazine for all sexes dealing with human sexuality: health, information and creative expression. Glass Wings is a companion project of Xanadu Australia. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Rome Laboratory, the US Air Force's Super Lab for Command, Control, Communications & Intelligence (C3I) technology would like to announce its WWW information service. A sample of the RL WWW's offerings include:

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October 17, 1994: The International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology is announcing its World-Wide Web server. The server includes access to SBASE, the database of annotated protein domains; a form-based interface for submitting protein sequences to BLAST-SBASE mailserver; and an on-line directory of P450-containing systems. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The National Electron Accelerator Laboratory for Nuclear Physics and Synchrotron Radiation Research at Lund University, Sweden is pleased to announce its WWW server for MAX-lab. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Fluent Incorporated is happy to announce the availability of the Fluent Inc. World-Wide Web server. It contains Fluent Inc. product information and announcements, support information, world-wide distributor and support offices, applications in Computational Fluid Dynamics and archives of the current netnews CFD newsgroups (sci.physics.computational.fluid-dynamics, sci.mech.fluids and sci.geo.fluids). (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Abstract Technologies is now on the WWW serving up information on their hot new graphics adapters for RS/6000 workstations. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: WWW Test Drive & Assault Course. This page presents a variety of multimedia exhibits and resource tools demonstrating the capabilities of the WWW. The page is suitable for testing a browser and its associated viewers, it is also a convenient place to begin for demonstration purposes once a browser has been successfully installed. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: P.DEVELOPMENTS LTD [1989] has published a new manual on how anyone can work from home and generate an income through direct marketing. It has everything you need to get started immediately! A Multimedia Ink Design. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Health Sciences Computer Center at the Faculty of Medicine in the state of Kuwait, would like to announce its WWW server. The server provides information on the Faculty of medicine (FOM), the Health Sciences Computer Center (HSCC) and Kuwait. Also, it provides links to other places around the world. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The new WWW server for Cambridge University Press has recently gone full online. The server supplies information about all aspects of the Press, including a brief illustrated history, pages on current projects and details of new titles with scans of jackets. There is also a growing list of links to other publishing and book-related servers worldwide. Details on methods of contacting the Press are available via links to the Cambridge University Press gopher server and the Press complete online catalogue. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Standards and Metrology Institute of the Republic of Slovenia (SMIS) is proud to announce their new World-Wide Web server. It contains information about the work of the Institute, its staff and publications. Links to various standards organizations around the world are also available. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The University of Pennsylvania is proud to announce the first of its kind Interactive Textbook of Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Bell Atlantic's Center for Networked Multimedia has set up a WWW server which provides a complete description of itself and links to other Bell Atlantic homepages. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: UNLV Web Central would like to announce that UNLV Magazine is now online at www.nscee.edu, the official center of internet information for UNLV. UNLV Magazine, published twice each academic year, includes many feature articles, a calendar of events, and news about the university. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Klingon Language Institute is proud to announce the opening of its World-Wide Web site. The KLI is a non-profit organization (mIpchoHbe'bogh DIvI') dedicated to the study of the Klingon language (created for the Star Trek movies) as a linguistic and artistic area of study. You can find out about the various projects the KLI sponsors and what to do if you're interested in starting out in Klingon. Also available is the FTP site. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Information about Crohns Disease, Ulcerative Colitis and Irritable Bowel Syndrome can now be found at the CD/UC/IBD WWW server. FAQs, archives of the newsgroup alt.support.crohns-colitis, are or will be available shortly. Enter the contest to design a logo and you may win a valuable prize. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Bellcore's Trusted Software Integrity System, Betsi, addresses a security concern of software distribution on the Internet. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Geophysics Group of the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at Purdue University would like to announce the Purdue Geophysics Home Page. The page contains links to current research, departmental faculty, graduate students and miscellaneous individual home pages for a variety of subjects. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Department of Information Studies at Sheffield University, UK, has a new and faster section on the Web. In it, there are details on courses, research and publications in/by the Department. There are also own pages for staff and students within the department, as well as:

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October 17, 1994: The Scientific Support Group of Molecular Simulations Inc. is very pleased to announce that it is making its WWW server available to the Web. The server contains information about MSI products such as QUANTA and Cerius2, electronic versions of the MSI Scientific Support Bulletin and a searchable hypertext version of the CHARMM online documentation, along with other items related to molecular modeling! (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The CIESIN Baltics Regional Node is pleased to announce the list of Estonia Network Resources available. WWW Server is developed as an initiative to identify, document and provide access to information on the Baltic countries (Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania). It is being coordinated in each country by the National Steering Committees. This node is being developed with the Consortium for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN) and the United Nations Development Programme Sustainable Development Network (UNDP SDN). (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Apple Computer, Inc. is pleased to announce an Apple Computer Support and Information Website. Apple provides a page for updates to Apple software. Their site, www.info.apple.com, also contains page for searching Apple's Technical Information Library. For programmers, they have the complete Macintosh Technical Notes online as well as a variety of opinions and information about Macintosh programming. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Rocky Mountain Digital Peeks, a publisher of nature and educational CD-ROMs announces the availability of their WWW server. Information about the company, its products, software updates, screen graphics, ordering information and discounts for Internet users can be located on the server. RMDP publishes the unique "Virtual Landscape" CD-ROM featuring "virtual hiking" in the Rockies. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The University of Rhode Island Graduate School of Oceanography is pleased to announce that its extensive archive of sea surface temperature data is now accessible using NCSA Mosaic. This archive contains in excess of 20,000 1024 by 1024 images with a resolution of 5km/pixel. Image coverage includes the Great Lakes and the Atlantic Ocean. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The hotel industry has announced a World Wide Web site called TravelWeb, which industry officials expect to become THE place on the Internet to learn about lodging properties and -- starting later this year -- to book them. Hyatt's 16 resorts in the U.S, Caribbean and Hawaii are the first to be featured in the colorful TravelWeb catalog, which is sponsored by a hotel-industry-owned electronic switch company called THISCO. The Hyatt Resorts each average 21 pages of information and 13 graphics. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Live! from Texas A&M University - its Bonfire. Each year, thousands of Texas A&M University students work together to build a massive Bonfire - 55 feet high with a circumference of 195 feet - that symbolizes their "burning desire" to beat the University of Texas in the annual football game. Watch the stack being built. Images are updated every 10 minutes and an MPEG of progress to date is continually mantained. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: MathSoft, Inc., a purveyor of cool and useful software calculation tools for engineers, educators and students, is pleased to announce that its Web server is now available. In addition to providing information about MathSoft products -- including Mathcad, the Mathcad Library of Electronic Books, S-PLUS interactive data analysis software and related third-party products -- the MathSoft server provides technical support information, neat mathematical images, pointers to research papers on wavelets, application files ready for downloading and links to related, interesting sites on the Web. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: A new WWW server for the City of Carlsbad, California, USA is here. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The National Biological Survey's Environmental Management Technical Center (NBS EMTC) announces its WWW server. The EMTC, located in Onalaska, Wisconsin, USA, is a center for ecological monitoring and analysis and currently manages the largest river-related inventory, monitoring, research, spatial analysis, and information sharing program in the United States. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Ithaca Swing Dance Network has a new home page devoted to swing dancing. In addition to giving details of dance events in and around Ithaca, NY, the page includes details of swing dance clubs and societies all over the United States and lists of good dance music, as well as tips on good dancing, and pointers to other dance-related resources on the Internet. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: In conjunction with the upcoming Hemispheric Summit of the Americas, Florida International University's Latin American and Caribbean Center announces a summit Internet site created in cooperation with Tandem Computers and Sprint. SummitNet serves as the premier, centralized information source on the historic event to be held in Miami, December 9-11, 1994. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The Maui Small Business Development Center has a WWW site that demonstrates the use of the WWW to communicate with and support small businesses in a local community. There is also an online tutorial on Starting A New Venture that is designed to be broadly applicable. Anyone traveling to Hawaii over the next few months should look at ArtTech Maui '94, a festival of art and technology. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: 3DWeb, a www server dedicated exclusively to three-dimensional computer graphics and animation, is offering a starting point for exploration of the field, as well as an on-line job board where resumes and job offers can be posted. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: First Virtual Holdings Incorporated has introduced a fully operational commerce system that allows anyone with an email address to buy or sell information, with no encryption, no special software, serious controls against fraud, and a very moderate fee structure. The system is usable with existing WWW, FTP and email clients. Full information is available from or First Virtual Home Page. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Here you can find out the latest information relating to Persian Gulf War Veteran issues, what resources are available to help if you have been having problems since returning from the Persian Gulf, and how you can help promote Gulf War veteran issues. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Interactive Age, a new publication covering content, technology and communications for the information highway, is introducing its Web site. The site features editorial content from the publications as well as material not published in print. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Synthesist and computer artist Randy Walters is pleased to announce the debut of RandyLand, an evolving gallery of original images, animation, and music. Stop by for information on receiving a free copy of his new CD "Endorphia", scheduled for release this coming spring. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: DNA TO DINOSAURS! a new interactive exhibit from The Field Museum of Natural History and the Biomedical Visualization Dept. at UIC is now online. Take a look at some of Earth's largest, most successful land animals. Join WBBM TV Channel 2 in Chicago's news team as they report the evolutionary news. See animations of how three different kinds of dinosaurs moved. Take a 3-D look at the business end of dry land's biggest killing machine! Hear a pronunciation guide of tongue-twisting dinosaur names. Take a tour through an exhibit 3.8 billion years in the making! (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The AVHRR Ocean Pathfinder Project at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, California is proud to announce its WWW server. The AVHRR Pathfinder Home Page includes information of data set products for studies of Global Sea Surface Temperature. The data sets are derived from the Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer (AVHRR) on the NOAA/TIROS (-7, -9 and -11) which provide continuous daily, composite data sets from 1981 through the present. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Good Health in a Toxic World by Sara Shannon is now available over the World Wide Web. This book contains recipes, meditation and relaxation techniques, easy effective daily exercises and much more. It is an essential volume for everyone living in our high-tech, high-risk world. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: The National Library of Poetry announces the North American Open Amateur Poetry Contest. The National Library of Poetry is especially looking for poems from new or unpublished poets. $24,000 in prizes will be awarded. The contest is open to everyone and entry is free. You can enter by mail, or on-line. (nwn)

October 17, 1994: Move over Elvis...Marilyn Monroe postage stamps are finally released! The island nation of St. Vincent has issued a limited edition set of nine different legal tender postage stamps that commemorate the starlet's life and career. The stamps are displayed actual size in full color. You can even order a set on-line. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Solar Panel Products presents a plug-and-play solar panel for your radio, scanner, walkman, small DC TV and many other devices running C and D batteries. See how simple it is to use the sun with your every day devices. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Setting up WWW pages? The CyberWeb is a resource center for WWW developers, organised like the usenet newsgroups under comp.infosystems.www (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Carnegie Mellon University Center for Machine Translation announces the availability of the Lycos WWW search engine on the Fuzine WWW server. Lycos provides probabilitistic retrieval of over 390,000 WWW documents, with more being added every week. In addition to document pointers, Lycos provides match score, WWW links, an outline, keyword list and excerpt for each of the top 50 documents matching your query. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: biancaTroll Productions announces the official WWW pages of The Lollapalooza '94 Festival. Look here for information about the bands, poets, and political groups who will be performing and proselytizing at every show. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Mining Channel - an indepth look at exploration and mining companies who are publicly trading on stock exchanges around the world. Learn everything necessary to make good investment decisions by reviewing The Mining Channel. Snapshots, full reports and the latest news releases are available. Full reports contain comprehensive geological reports, color maps and company details. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Announcing a new edition of CYBERKIND, a World Wide Web magazine of 'Net-related fiction, nonfiction, poetry and art. CYBERKIND features prose and art submitted by the Internet population. All genres and subjects are included, as long as there is some connection to the Internet, cyberspace, computers or the networked world in general. The second edition features an article on memes by Joshua S. Lateiner, a tale of a virtual-reality goddess by Jim Clarage and the first exhibit in the newly opened art gallery. Also, if you missed the first edition, all of the original poetry, short stories and articles are still available for reading. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: EUnet Slovakia would like to present Slovakia Document Store, a comprehensive source of information about Slovak Republic, including High Tatra Mountains Guide and many links to other Slovakia-related resources. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: NYU's Center for Digital Multimedia has begun to host home pages for its affiliates on its Web server and would like to announce the opening of the FILMMAKER magazine home page, with excerpts from its current issue. FILMMAKER is an informative and irreverent magazine that focuses on independent movie-making. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Kraftwerk Infobahr is an area that houses information about the most important group in music history. Here you can find a complete discography, lyrics, images, interviews, a trading corner and much more. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Greenpeace Switzerland, Kontaktgruppe Zürich would like to announce a public opinion poll concerning OZONE and a raffle for tram tickets: Zürich zum Nulltarif - Umfrage über OZON und Verlosung von Regenbogenkarten der VBZ. (FillOutForms) (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Stillwater, Oklahoma, Chamber of Commerce would like to announce its Web page providing general information about the community and its economic opportunities. Some of the features include a community overview, a look at the public schools, and information about the quality of life in Stillwater. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The University of Pennsylvania Solar Car Team is proud to announce their inclusion to the web, available off of Penn's School of Engineering and Applied Science server. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Cherry L. EMERSON CENTER for Scientific Computation at Emory University would like to announce its HTTP/gopher server. Points of interest are: The Center's Visiting Fellows Program and Undergraduate Summer Research Fellowships. The site is also home of the AIX FAQ for the IBM rs6k, with full text search option. Addresses, announcements, and job-related informations can be found in the ACS' Theoretical Chemistry Database. You can even mail-in a pre-application FORM while browsing the Chemistry Department's Graduate Brochure. Links to many chemistry sites, and to various manuals. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Gary Wright at the UMDS would like to announce the arrival of an unofficial Newcastle United supporter's page. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The editors and staff of The MIT Press, invite you to browse through their on-line catalogues featuring recent books (1993-1994) and current journals. The MIT Press is one of the world's leading scholarly technical publishers, offering texts and monographs in the computational and cognitive sciences, architecture, photography, art and literary theory, economics, environmental science, and linguistics. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Issue 2 of the Internet Index, an occasional compilation of facts and statistics about the Internet, is now available on the World-Wide Web. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Virtual Contractor has moved to a new server site. This is a free service connecting computer contractors around the world with people who need their services. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Cookware Contracting Home Page has moved to a new site. Cookware offers computer software contracting for Silicon Graphics and PC platforms. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: 911 Gallery offers computer graphic and mixed media art by various artists. Come on in and learn about various artists, or stroll through the Print Gallery and view latest works. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Home Page Authoring has moved to a new server site. HPA offers Web server storage, home page authoring services and other private and public WWW software solutions. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: IQuest Network Services home page has been updated and comes to you via a new, fast, WWW server. IQuest offers WWW storage for your pages (HTML's), use of the IQuest WWW server, full Internet accounts, and a host of other networking options. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The department of Computer Science of the Hogeschool Eindhoven (the Hogeschool has more than 13,000 students), Faculty of Engineering would like to announce its WWW-server. It contains information about the department of Computer Science. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The well-known HCI Bibliography (that holds some 10,000 references to literature on human-computer interaction, including hypertext/hypermedia) has made available on the Hyper-G server of Graz University of Technology. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The UK rock band Sweet Thursday would like to announce the prescence of a slightly experimental home page devoted to their existence, with an updated UK gig guide and digitised song soundbites etc. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Verein der Freunde und Föerderer der Chemieolympiade in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland e.V. (Association to support the Chemistry Olympiad in Germany) is running a new World Wide Web server. This server contains information on the International Chemistry Olympiad to support the contact between different countries. Moreover it contains information on the activities for the Chemistry Olympiad in Germany. Chairman of the Verein der Freunde und Förderer der Chemieolympiade e.V. is J.-D. Grunwaldt. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Center for Imaging and Pharmaceutical Research (CIPR), at Massachusetts General Hospital, is proud to announce its online WWW server. The server contains a video brochure of the Center, along with published results of independent and collaborative research spanning four critical areas: Contrast Agents in Diagnostic Imaging, Chemistry, Nanotherapeutics, and the Central Nervous System. CIPR collaborates with both academic researchers and industrial sponsors. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Oak Ridge National Laboratory is pleased to announce the addition to their home page of the Physics Division Web Server (devoted to nuclear and atomic physics), educational opportunities from the Office of Science Education and External Relations, Ph.D. Job Openings and the latest ORNL Research News for 1994. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Cairo Conference Homepage will provide news, photos, official documents and statements from the United Nations Conference on Population and Development, to be held in Egypt from 5-13 September 1994. This service is part of a new multimedia resource for environment and development decision makers called Linkages, providing a full hypertext version of the Earth Negotiations Bulletin and links to relevant materials related to multilateral negotiations. Linkages and the Cairo Conference Homepage are provided by the International Institute for Sustainable Development. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Earth Pledge Foundation is a non-profit organization promoting Sustainable Development. The art works shown here were donated to the Earth Pledge Foundation by the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation in support of the United Nation's International Conference on Population and Development and the United Nation's Conference on Environment and Development. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Washington DC New Homes Guide is pleased to announce its on-line edition. It can be found on the Homebuyer's Fair, where you also may obtain a free subscription to The DC Guide or a Guide from any one of 22 other cities around the nation. You may contact several mortgage lenders in your state using an electronic postcard. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Buzz Aldrin,(tm) in commemoration of the 25th Anniversary of the 1st Moon Walk would like to announce the launch of Buzz Aldrin's (tm) Space Watch Home Page. This limited duration Web-Site offers historical information, images, links, and a unique collectable memento to help celebrate the success of the Apollo 11 Mission and to stimulate mature thinking about future space policies and exploration. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Comics on the Internet? You Bet! Announcing the debut of Freehand Comics. The Web has opened new vistas for the visual arts. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Announcing the AVHRR Land Pathfinder Data Set WWW Home page. These pages include sample images and important information about the AVHRR Land Pathfinder Data Set. The AVHRR Land Pathfinder Data Set is a long term terrestrial 8km resolution data set useful for studying global change derived from the AVHRR instrument. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: NetManage would like to announce their new home page with Interactive data sheets. The NetManage home page contains product information about the Chameleon product line and NetManage's newest product, Internet Chameleon. The NetManage online data sheets contain information and screen shots of NetManage's 24 TCP/IP for Windows applications. The NetManage home page also includes company information, a form for receiving more information and starting points to numerous interesting sites on the Internet. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Loviél Computer Corporation announces the availability of its World-Wide-Web server, the first to offer a wide range of high-end systems and peripherals for the multimedia or graphic design professional. Included in the Web are products and product specs from companies such as Quantum, Seagate, Radius, CoSA, Macintosh, SyQuest, Micropolos, and more. Also, if you're new to the high-end multimedia and graphics game, you'll definitely want to see the Flagship Solution for the Multimedia Professional. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Jacob Goldman's Car Export Service exports any make/model/year cars from California to anywhere in the world. If you're looking for a hard to find collectible, or just want a good price on a new car, check out this web center. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits are now available online! The University of Washington School of Medicine has designated the digital teaching file on the UW Radiology Webserver for credit hours in Category I of the Physicians Recognition Award of the American Medical Association. Other learning modules are currently available on this server and will also be available for CME credit soon. This server includes the following items: (nwn)

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October 16, 1994: The Science University of Tokyo is pleased to announce its new WWW server. This server contains information about the various campuses and other related facilities of the university. There is a fair sprinkling of small mpeg animation sequences about the university facilities. You are also welcome to use the SunSITE Japan archive server. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Plugged In provides computer-based learning experiences to children and families from low-income communities. Its homepage includes curriculum ideas, a list of computer resources, an interactive kids' art gallery and finished projects by kids. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: A set of Web Tutorial Slides, written in HTML by Mark Maimone, is now available. Although some parts are necessarily site-specific (e.g. how to install a new home page), the slides are potentially interesting to anyone giving or wanting to see a Web tutorial. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: This message announces the availability of World Wide Web Pages on Linux/68k: The Linux 680x0 WWW Pages have left the experimental phase and cover the port of Linux to the Motorola 680x0 CPU series respectively machines driven by these CPU's. The Linux 680x0 WWW Pages are available here. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Implicate Beauty of the Algorithm is an on-line exhibition of computational art by composer/artist Brian Evans. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The WebLouvre world-famous online art museum announces its 100,000th visitor and the opening of a new thread dedicated to Impressionism in its Famous Paintings exhibit, featuring over 50 different artists, 300 hypertext pages and 600 images. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: AsTeR -- Audio System For Technical Readings -- is a computing system that exploits the display-independent nature of electronic information to orally render technical documents marked up in LaTeX. You can experience an interactive demo of AsTeR on the World Wide Web at Online Demo or using inline images. This hypertext document presents a collection of math examples rendered in audio by AsTeR and in Postscript by LaTeX/DVIPS. It aptly brings out the power of the Web in publishing multimedia documents. It also emphasizes the display-independent nature of electronic markup documents; both the audio formatted version and the visually laid out Postscript were generated from the same LaTeX source. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Micro-electromechanical Systems (MEMS) researchers at MIT are delighted to announce support for MEMS on the WWW. Information about MEMS research at MIT and the announcements for the Boston Area MEMS seminar (BAMS) are now available. There is also the MEMS Interchange where information about any MEMS groups on the web is being gathered, and which contains the MEMS subway. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Playwright and screenwriter Charles Deemer has opened a Screenwriters' and Playwrights' Home Page, which will link to resources of special interest to script writers, such as archives and data bases, on-line scripts, tips from the pros, shared experiences and more. Deemer welcomes help in adding links to the page. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The 1994 Edinburgh Festival Fringe is now online through CityScape's Lynx Magazine, with a full listing of all Fringe events, an Edinburgh MOO and an opportunity to submit your own reviews of shows in the Festival. The FringeWeb also includes reviews from the UK's Guardian newspaper - online before they are in print. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Hello Direct is a leading developer and marketer of high-quality telecommunications products. The company provides solutions-oriented products ranging from headsets and teleconferencing units to call controllers and cellular accessories. In addition, the proprietary line of unique headsets includes the world's first 900 MHz cordless headset, the HelloSet Cordless® . All the company's products are available direct through an in-depth, fully-illustrated catalog. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: NETworth: The Internet Resource for the Individual Investors announced the addition of a FREE mutual fund net asset value (NASDAQ) quoting service. NETnavs allows users to query for end of day NAVs as they are recieved direct from NASDAQ. Currently, NETnavs has a one year database of pricing info on over 4500 mutual funds and will be expanding it to over 10 years. Graphical analysis with over 20 comparative indecies and a portfolio builder/tracker is planned for later this summer. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Biofuels Information Network is an integral part of the U.S. Department of Energy, Biofuels System Division outreach activities. The BSD funds research and analyses on liquid and gaseous fuels produced from dedicated energy crops such as grasses and fast-growing short-rotation trees. The projects focus on the domestic production, recovery, and conversion of these feedstocks to economically priced, environmentally beneficial fuels such as ethanol, methanol and biodiesel. Technical management is provided by the Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Advanced Design Research Group (ADRG) of the University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture would like to announce the opening of an installation of experimental architecture. The commuter' s THEater was designed by David Bliss in collaboration with the Gertrude Stein Repertory Theater at HERE, New York, NY. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The EMUSIC-L WWW pages are now being hosted at sunsite.unc.edu through the generosity of the site maintainers there. These pages provide links to all of the available back issues of the EMUSIC-L mailing list digest and also to related items of interest to electronic musicians. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Halifax, Nova Scotia has a thriving indie music scene and you can find out all about it by connecting to A Guide to the Halifax Music Scene which was created by Michael Graham. This site is expanding constantly and it is great for people connecting via modem. All sizes of jpgs are given and there are no large inline images. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: NEuroNet, the European `Network of Excellence' in Neural Networks, is pleased to announce the addition of its on-line Researcher Database. In addition, NEuroNet aims to offer a wide variety of services to the Neural Network community including an on-line software repository and discussion forum. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Information on a UK-based CD Authoring service is now on-line. If you are interested in storing data on Compact Disc then look here. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Library Solutions Institute and Press, a premier publisher of Internet instructional books and providers of training seminars for both the learner and the trainer, welcomes you to its Web space. Come see why Crossing the Internet Threshold and other books have received such rave reviews. Get a 5% discount when you order on line. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Department of Physical Chemistry at the University of Geneva has now WWW server. The pages are in French, and describe Visualization in Chemistry and Rendering Techniques. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Information Systems Laboratory at Advanced Research Corporation is pleased to announce their WWW server. The Information Systems Laboratory provides insight on the applicability of the WWW as it pertains to information dissemination and outreach needs. The areas of exploration include interactive documents, multimedia, database applications, and document conversion. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Providence Imaging Products is pleased to announce their WWW PRO IMAGE CD-ROM Guide & Catalog: A comprehensive list of CD-ROM titles from over 60 industry-proven publishers including categories such as Agriculture, Business, Government, Military, Home Entertainment and more! (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR) has joined the World Wide Web. The latest issue of their newsletter, CGIAR Highlights, and the Summary of Proceedings and Decisions from the CGIAR Mid-Term Meeting, 1994 have been placed on-line along with other information. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Africa Technical Department of the World Bank has announced a new electronic service called the Information Bank on African Development Studies (IBADS). The information posted to the WWW includes the department's newsletter and reports from several regional studies. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: There are some new additions on the Amdahl Corporation WWW server, home of the A+Texture WWW products. The new features include Hot Topics and Internet Exploration Starting Points. Amdahl's staffing department is now on the Web so employment information is available, which will be expanded into online job listings in the near future. The server continues to update press releases and product information as they become available. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Experiment 821 at Brookhaven National Laboratory's Alternating Gradient Synchrotron is pleased to announce its World Wide Web server. Experiment 821 will measure the g-2 spin magnetic moment of the muon using the world's largest superconducting solenoid. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: During its August 1994 graduation ceremonies, the Clemson University Master of Business Administration program will award degrees to 74 students representing 19 countries, from the Institute for International Business Studies in Europe. The fundamental objective of the program is to provide young professionals with the practical business tools required to perform responsibly and successfully in a "global marketplace." Details on the program and course of study, as well as the class roster, are currently under construction on the NEOS MBA Home Page. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Fortran Market is now on WWW. The goal is to provide one place to find all information, products, and services related to Fortran. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Digital is pleased to add the Boston Computer Society (BCS) to the list of non-profit professional and educational associations for which Digital is hosting World Wide Web services. The BCS's Central Massachusetts chapter Internet Special Interest Group (SIG) joins the ACM Communications SIG, DECUS and the Grace Hooper Conference on Women in Computing. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The University of Washington Astronomy Department would like to announce its Web page. It contains links to all faculty, staff and students associated with the department as well as links to local sites of interest in Seattle, Washington and the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. Also available are links to other University of Washington campus resources and projects associated with the department, such as the High Performance Computing and Communications (HPCC) group, Apache Point Observatory and the Sloan Digital Sky Survey. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: German Nobility Register has been established at the Erlangen University, Germany to provide information on members of German (and related) aristocracy. The system, when fully completed, will contain lists of kings, regents, dukes, grafs etc. and will offer details of biographies as well as portraits of the listed individuals. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The CyberMall is now open. Come and browse the Mall, check out the stores and find some real deals on useful items. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The cyberslinks of Kool Group at the Chemistry Department, University of Rochester, NY, are pleased to present their experimental home page. It contains information about the group as well as some chem pointers. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Catherine Wheel Home Page currently features links to the latest discography, album and b-side lyrics as well as information on how to subscribe to Strange Fruit, the Catherine Wheel mailing list. Other features, such as band tour dates, to come. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Texas Agricultural Extension Service (TAEX) humbly announces its first WWW server, leviathan. Leviathan features thousands of agriculturally oriented clipart images, an interactive agricultural software catalog, and Texas Extension publication abstracts. The "Master Gardener" series is very popular with users. The clipart image files are accessable via a graphical "point-and-click" user interface, and are available in multiple file types for your edification and delight. A link is also available to SWAMI, the South West Agricultural Meteorological Information system. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The National University of Singapore's World-Wide Web server was officially launched this month. The Web provides a comprehensive insight into the activities of the University and provides a host of services for Internet users. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: A Woodstock '94 festival page, complete with pictures, is available on-line. This is completely independent stream-of-consciousness reporting of an historic event through the WWW. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Nick Fiddes at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland is collecting (and welcoming) information on Social Anthropology. He is especially interested in (notionally academic perspectives on) environmental issues and in British and international environmental activism, and also in meat and vegetarianism. He can also share his experience of setting up a W3 server on a Mac. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Ottawa Carleton Research Institute (OCRI), in a joint venture with Resudox On-Line Services, would like to announce its Web site at http://resudox.net. OCRI is a not-for-profit research co-operative whose mandate is to bridge post-secondary academic institutions, government and industrial communities. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Lake Tahoe, called by Mark Twain the "jewel of the Sierras", now has an electronic newspaper called the Lake Tahoe News Network which distributes news and information about about Lake Tahoe and nearby ski areas, including Squaw Valley, the site of the 1960 Winter Olympics. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Minnesota DNR Division of Minerals has created a www site for getting information about the Division and also making available updated pc network files. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Program in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences (PAOS) at the University of Colorado at Boulder is a new interdisciplinary program that provides an educational and research environment to examine the dynamical, physical and chemical structures of the atmosphere and the ocean and the manner in which they interact.. Graduate students, research staff and faculty work together on a wide range of research topics: ocean-atmospheric interaction, remote sensing, geophysical fluid dynamics, sea-ice and arctic cloudiness, chemical structure of the atmosphere, extended weather prediction and boundary layer measurement and modeling. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Grumman Data Systems, Charleston, SC announces its addition to the Web! Included on this server is information about GDS-Charleston's products and services, and an area devoted to Part 203 of the STEP specification for product data exchange. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Center For World Indigenous Studies is happy to announce that the Fourth World Documentation Project is now available on the World Wide Web. The Fourth World Documentation Project's archives contain over 300 documents on Indigenous Peoples in the Americas, Asia, Africa, Europe, Melanesia and the Pacific. The FWDP archives form a vital resource for tribal officials, researchers, students, activists, or anyone with an interest in Indigenous Peoples. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Cool Site of the Day offers you something different from The Web every day. A great way to start your day. You'll never know where you're going until you get there. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri is an independent university known internationally for excellence in teaching and reasearch and for the quality of the faculty and student body. Try taking a self guided tour of the campus or look at some of the library's other archival information. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: A compendium of internet resources on Nanotechnology is now available. "Nanotechnology is a (projected) technology of design and fabrication of mechanisms at the molecular level." The web page includes an annotated bibliography of articles available via ftp, links to other nanotech web pages, nanotech mailing lists, and Macintosh applications. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Mechanical Engineering Design Division at Stanford University is currently seeking industrial sponsors for its popular graduate engineering design class, ME210, "Mechatronic SYSTEMS Design and Methodology". The Call for Sponsors page is available now on the WWW. It provides necessary guideline information and registration forms for potential sponsors. For reference, there are 15 project abstracts and on-line slide presentations from the class of 1993-1994 and a listing of all sponsored project titles since 1977. For the first time, ME210 will also be offered to remote honors coop students via the Stanford Instructional Television Network (SITN) and WWW posted course and lecture materials. Internet-accessible companies are strongly encouraged to sponsor a project and explore the cutting edge of distributed engineering design. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Minnesota's modern rock station the EDGE has found its way into cyberspace! The page contains info about the EDGE, as well as links to other music resources on the Net. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Wilson Group of the Chemistry Department at the University of California, San Diego is pleased to announce its new Web site. From the Home Page you can access a very large collection of images and movies that illustrate some of the fundamental concepts of chemistry. You can get the latest news about the group and the world of quantum control. You can view abstracts and request copies of the group's theoretical and experimental papers. You can find out who the people are who do the work and see their faces. Browse the site, steal the pictures, discover the news, study the papers, and meet the group! (nwn)

October 16, 1994: RAND, a nonprofit institution that helps improve public policy through research and analysis, is now on the Web. In addition to getting a description of RAND's mission and organization, you can search for and order RAND publications, read summaries of selected projects, and find out about many specific research initiatives. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Aging Research Centre is proud to announce a WWW site dedicated to the study of biological aging. Here is a list of items on the site: Recent Books, Labs, Papers, Bio Tool Box, Upcoming Events. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: Dragonflight has established a web page on gaming in the Pacific Northwest. Find out about Dragonflight 1995, the premier gaming convention in the area; Metro Seattle Gamers, located in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood; and upcoming events in the Pacific Northwest. The page also includes links to other gaming-related sites and information. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: The Advanced Computing Center for the Arts and Design at the Ohio State University would like to announce its WWW information system. ACCAD is a center for graduate instruction, researchand design in the arts. Work done at ACCAD includes computer graphics and animation, scientific visualization, software development, computer mediated art, telecommunications, multi-media, and virtual reality. (nwn)

October 16, 1994: CDnow! The Internet Music Store is now available via the WWW. With over 140,000 CDs, cassettes and mini-discs from major and independent record labels, CDnow! is the largest music store in the world. Music fans will enjoy the complete All-Music Guide on-line, with reviews and ratings of the albums and biographies of the artists in an innovative, easy-to-use interface. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: The Department of Entomology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign now has a Web page containing information on all aspects of the department as well as links to other resources on the internet relating to insects. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: LabSOURCE is a periodic newsletter produced by the University of California. It provides news and information on UC's management of three DOE laboratories -- Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Los Alamos National Laboratory -- and news highlights from the laboratories themselves. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: The Information Technology Institute (ITI) is the applied R&D arm of the National Computer Board (NCB) of Singapore. ITI creates and deploys advanced and useful IT innovations. They are pleased to announce their World Wide Web server, which contains information on their R&D programmes, fact sheets, the ITI Innovator newsletter, publication lists, conference announcements, press releases, job openings, etc. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: Announcing the application of Hyperactive Molecules to the analysis of two-dimensional Nuclear Magnetic Resonance spectra in chemistry and molecular biology. Such spectra carry information about protein and molecular structure. By clicking on individual peaks in the spectrum, the corresponding nuclei responsible for a spectral peak can be color highlighted "on-the-fly" in a RasMol display. Applications to other types of molecular spectroscopy may become available. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: The University of Derby is glad to announce a new server. There are pages being setup for The Unofficial 3D Studio Users Club. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: DansWORLD Skateboarding is a site dedicated to skateboarding. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: The Parallel Computing Archive at the HENSA/Unix Archive in the Computing Laboratory of the University of Kent at Canterbury, England would like to announce additional WWW facilities recently added to the archive (currently over 185 Mbytes in size):

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October 15, 1994: The August issue of Computer-Mediated Communication Magazine includes articles on: Clipper, MUDs in Australia, copyright issues for online discourse, net presence, information literacy, digital convergence; as well as the columns Pyxis Cyberea and From the Nets. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: The Lighthouse Getaway has added many new lights, including Boston Light, Pt. Sur and St. Augustine. The Lighthouse Getaway is located at the University of Tennessee Libraries WWW server. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: An experimental (and currently unofficial) server is running at the Department of Computer Science, University of York, UK. It contains details of several projects, research groups and people, and allows access to some of the department's research papers and the FTP server. Contact Pete Fenelon for more details. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: Mosaic Multisoft Corporation, a San Diego, California based developer of programming tools for multiprocessing software, has a new home page on the World Wide Web. This site provides information on Mosaic's patented Communicating Asynchronous Tasks (CATs) technology and includes recent newsletters and press releases. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: George V. Neville-Neil who maintains the TCP/IP FAQ for comp.protocols.tcp-ip newsgroup would like to announce that his home page now contains a pointer to the most recently posted version of the FAQ. This page also acts as an experimental gateway to REDBMS, a distributed bibliography system that can be searched using forms. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: Come explore and become a part of WebWorld, a 3D virtual world you can travel in, build in, and visually link to other parts of the World Wide Web. WebWorld is constructed entirely by the Internet community. You too can build a home, office, or even a whole city. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: The Computer Science Department at the University of Montana would like to invite the rest of the world to investigate what it has to offer. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: ConJelCo is a software and book publishing company specializing in products for serious gamblers. It also offers high quality books, newsletters, software and videos from other respected gambling publishers. The ConJelCo Gambling Catalog is now available online. Along with complete information about the products which ConJelCo sells, you'll find lots of other items of interest to the serious gambler. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: A hypertext version of the alt.locksmithing FAQ is now available. This FAQ provides information about locksmithing and access to various locksmithing resources on the Internet. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: Canadian Airlines International Ltd. has become the first International Airline to offer services via the World Wide Web. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: You are invited to download a FREE demo of CyberMedia's PC911 - a software package for DOS/Windows PC users that is a savior in an emergency when your PC does not boot up normally. This might happen when configuration files change as you load new software or add new cards. You have the security of knowing that PC911 is managing an Emergency Disk that can get you up and running again. Order on the Internet and get 20% off. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: NandO.Net, The New Media Division of the The News and Observer Publishing Co., has posted the complete text of the NC congressional redistricting ruling in Shaw v. Hunt, the federal court challenge to N.C's congressional districts. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: NOAA is pleased to announce the Satellite Active Archive, SAA. The SAA system enables users on the Internet to quickly search, browse, order, and receive satellite data. SAA contains descriptions about this data, and permits users to search inventories of datasets for availiability based upon geographic and date requirements. One can visually browse this data to ensure that the information needed is contained in the dataset. An introduction about the SAA system and instructions are provided on the SAA pages. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: The Secular Web is an index of many sites around the web of interest to atheists, agnostics, skeptics, and other freethinkers. Included in the Secular Web is a link to the Freethought Web, a repository for freethought literature from authors the likes of Thomas Paine, Charles Watts, Joseph McCabe, and Robert Ingersoll. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: Information about the world's most powerful neutron research facility, the Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL) with its high-flux reactor, is now available on the World Wide Web server. In addition to general information you will find descriptions about the instruments ("Guide to neutron research facilities at ILL" with photos). (nwn)

October 15, 1994: Temple University, a major research university with more than 30,000 students, is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. The goal of this server is to provide information about the University for students, prospective students, and faculty. It will also provide linksto other WWW points of interest. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: The Computer Networks and Distributed Systems Research Lab of the University of Southern California is pleased to announce its WWW server. The Laboratory supports research in high-speed network, multimedia traffic, realtime network service, network object discovery, network routing, etc. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: The Center for Particle Astrophysics (CfPA), located at the University of California at Berkeley, would like to announce its World Wide Web server. The server will provide detailed information about the Center's mission and research efforts, CfPA Education and Outreach programs, workshops and seminars, and include a comprehensive Center directory. The CfPA bi-monthly newsletter will also be offered, each issue featuring a lead story by one of the Center research groups. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: Vmnland Ltd. is pleased to announce Adventure cruises in the North-Atlantic with on-board Internet access. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: Real Estate Listings for the Silicon Valley are finally online. BayNet Co. is pleased to announce HomeLine, helping you find your home in the San Francisco Bay Area. HomeLine provides the home buyer with more detailed information (including photos). Agents are able to put their profile and listings online with HomeLine and reach computer professionals at their desk! (nwn)

October 15, 1994: The Mechanical Engineering Design Division at Stanford University is currently seeking industrial sponsors for its popular graduate engineering design class, ME210, "Mechatronic SYSTEMS Design and Methodology". The Call for Sponsors page is available now on the WWW. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: A WWW FAQ on Isaac Asimov is now available at Lightside, Inc. The FAQ covers Dr. Asimov's personal life and the books he wrote. It includes pointers to bibliographies of his books and stories and other miscellaneous items on Dr. Asimov available on the Internet. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: The Central Science Laboratory, University of Tasmania would like to announce the CSL WWW server. The laboratory is a centralized facility that services science departments within the University along with external clients from industry other Universities. Facilities include Elemental Analysis, Electron Microscopy, Gas Chromatography, Image Analysis, Mass Spectroscopy, Stable Isotope Ratio Analysis, Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy and Vibrational Spectrocopy. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: What do you get when you take a dead university student, the "Happy-Go-Lucky" Reaper, a couple of gorgeous demons, a few angels, an un-dead clown and a host of other cosmic entities? You get The Afterlife of Bob, a weekly comic stip that takes a sideways, often upside down, look at life, the universe and... you know. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: The NOAA Data Set Catalog is a forms-based tool for searching for publicly available environmental data throughout the world. The Catalog includes over 25,000 records related to climatology, meteorology, ecology, geology, oceanography, remote sensing satellites, and many other areas. The powerful searching capabilities and wide variety of data and data sources described in the NOAA Data Set Catalog make it a valuable multidisciplinary research tool for scientists, educators, researchers, and members of the general public interested in environmental data. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Environmental Information Services division provides this service in partial fulfillment of NOAA's responsibility to archive and document environmental data. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: The Learning Through Collaborative Visualization (CoVis) Project at Northwestern University is pleased to announce new resources on the CoVis Webserver. The Weather Graphics Tool is now available for downloading. This is a plug-in module for Aldus SuperPaint which is designed to make it easy to draw professional-quality weather maps. Blank maps of the U.S. are also provided for your convenience. If you are curious about how the CoVis Project is working to reform science education by linking students, teachers, and scientists via networking, videoconferencing, screen sharing, and visualization technologies, take a look at a new page of QuickTime video clips from the CoVis project's most recent video. (nwn)

October 15, 1994: The Department of Physics and Space Sciences at the Florida Institute of Technology, in Melbourne, Florida, now has a WWW server providing access to information including:

  • Information about the Department of Physics and Space Sciences
  • Faculty pages (nwn)

    October 15, 1994:

  • Research areas and research facilities
  • A link to information about the SARA Telescope at Kitt Peak National Observatory.
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    October 15, 1994: The Institute for the Learning Sciences is now offering Engines for Education on the WWW Engines, a hyper-book by Roger Schank and Chip Cleary, discusses what's wrong with the education system, how to reform it, and, especially, the role of educational technology in that reform. It describes the progress we've made at The Institute for the Learning Sciences using computers to provide motivating learning environments that let students learn things by doing them. Engines is constructed as an ASK system, a form of structured hypermedia developed at ILS based on the metaphor of a question-answer conversation. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Information about Axil Computers is now available from Hardware Canada Computing Integration (HCCI). Sun clones are just as good as the real thing! Free Axil Audio Kit with first purchase. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Millipore Corporation has just made available on the World Wide Web the Laboratory and Health Care Products Catalogue for 1994-95 - with information on several thousand products: Microbiology, Environmental Testing, Medical/Clinical/Diagnostic, OEM/Custom Products, Hospital/Pharmacy, Quality Assurance, Chemical/Industrial Products, Lab Water Purification Systems and Molecular Biology. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The Crisis in Rwanda page now contains 7 megs of maps, documents and news from the UN High Commisioner for Refugees, Voice of America, Amnesty International, the White House, USAID's Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance, CBC Radio, and the UN Department of Humanitarian Affairs. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The African Studies WWW server contains information on programs and resources at the University of Pennsylvania, in Africa, the U.S. and elsewhere. The African Studies Center is part of a four-school consortium, including Bryn Mawr, Haverford, and Swarthmore Colleges and the University of Pennsylvania. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The graduate chapter of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship at University of Wisconsin-Madison would like to announce its home page. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The Data & Analysis Center for Software (DACS) is a Department of Defense (DoD) Information Analysis Center (IAC). The primary mission of the DACS is to collect, analyze, synthesize, and disseminate information concerning software engineering and software technology. With the addition of the " DACS Home Page" the DACS would like to extend its services to users of the WWW. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The University of Texas-Austin Astronomy Program WWW server is now online. This server provides information about the educational and research programs of the Astronomy Department and the McDonald Observatory at the University of Texas at Austin, including the StarDate radio program daily scripts. It also points to links discussing the current 'hot items' in astronomy. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Scholastic Network announces the Scholastic Internet Center, a free, high-value Internet destination for K-12 teachers and their students. Among the free resources for educators are curriculum libraries, lesson plans seasonal curriculum activities, a huge library on integrating technology into the classroom, and information on the Scholastic Network, Scholastic's online service for schools. Students will enjoy the language arts and science resource information, and everyone will benefit from cruising the Ultimate Education Store, a searchable catalog of books, software, magazines and other products from Scholastic and other publishers. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The Electric Examiner an experimental Web news server is now the home of The Virtual Newsroom. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Conservation OnLine, (CoOL) a project of the Preservation Department of Stanford University Libraries, is a full text database covering a wide spectrum of topics of interest to those involved with the conservation of museum, archives and library materials. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Here is the homepage of City of Cambridge, Massachusetts. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: A Directory of Applications running on Cray Research systems is now available on the web. This new 1994 directory lists application software developed or supported by independent sofware suppliers as well as Cray Research, Inc. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Announcing the first Vangelis Home Page. The page consists of many pictures, digitized music and animations. Vangelis is a famous synthesizer guru who has made a lot of soundtracks for many movies. Also included in this page is a section for Bladerunner, the most discussed movie of the internet. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: In light of the recent sightings of Basking Sharks Cetorhinus maximus in the New England coastal waters and the resultant influx of requests for information regarding this second largest of sharks, the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Massachusetts has assembled a short fact sheet regarding this species. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The High Performance Computing and Software Laboratory at the University of Texas at San Antonio announces its WWW Server. This server provides information on the following:

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    October 15, 1994: NetWorX, Inc., business's liaison to the world of Internet, is pleased to announce the addition of AutoPages of Internet to the WWW. AutoPages of Internet is a publication where people around the world can advertise classic and exotic cars for sale. AutoPages also provides information on current automotive events around the world, as well as articles and other services. AutoPages is pleased to announce Rolls Royce of Beverly Hills and Criswell Lotus among their clients. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Steve Crawford, a Democrat running for US Congress in Maryland's 6th district is the first person running for an office of US national importance to use the Web to send his message out to the voters. It's hoped that others will take his lead so that everyone can learn more about the people running our government. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Bryan Boyle's Bronx Bulletin Board, the 1990's follow-on to the original system established in 1979, is online for your perusal. It is intended that this page act as a focus point for a number of interests including aviation/CAP resources, a repository of American Civil War documents, books, and photographs, as well as a tasty selection of pages gleaned from netsurfing and user submissions. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: There is now a REDUCE Home Page on the Web. REDUCE is a well-known general-purpose computer algebra system available for a wide range of computer architectures and operating systems. Among other things, the Home Page includes pointers to ordering information, demonstration versions, a set of manuals, and the REDUCE online help system. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Case Western Reserve University's Campus Home Page is online. This service parallels the CWRU Campus Root Gopher and features campus photographs and information from and about many academic departments at CWRU. All WWW and gopher pages at CWRU can be found through this home page. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Southwest Educational Development Laboratory, (SEDL), an educational research, development, and service organization with a special emphasis on K-12 underserved populations in the Southwest announces its World Wide Web information service. Lynx access is also available. For VT100 access, telnet to "diogenes.sedl.org", logon as "lynx" and enter the password "sedl". (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: RuCCS is the Cognitive Science group at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. It offers a supplementary program of study leading to a graduate certificate in Cognitive Science to Ph.D. students in Psychology, Computer Science and Philosophy. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The Monroe Institute is pleased to announce the availability of its web server. This dynamic research and educational organization is dedicated to exploring the uses and understanding of human consciousness with its trademarked Hemi-Sync sound technology and learning systems. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The University of California, Irvine (UCI) Registrar's Office/Student Academic Information Systems (SAIS) is pleased to introduce the UCI Student Access NETwork (SANET) to the World Wide Web community. SANET provides comprehensive information about UCI and the surrounding community for current UCI students, as well as information for prospective UCI students. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Department of Mechanical Engineering, Pohang University of Science and Technology (Postech), Korea, is pleased to announce their new WWW server. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: There are some new additions on the Amdahl Corporation WWW server, home of the A+Texture WWW products. The new features include Hot Topics and Internet Exploration Starting Points. Amdahl's staffing department is now on the Web so employment information is available, which will be expanded into online job listings in the near future. the server continues to update press releases and product information as they become available. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: New Jersey Group Against Smoking Pollution is a non-profit educational organization whose goals are to secure smokefree air for nonsmokers and to ensure tobacco-free lives for children. Their directory of 100% Smokefree Dining in New Jersey is now available on the Web. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The Georgia Institute of Technology is proud to announce the addition of their Woodbury Research Project home page to the WWW. The WRP's goal is the retrofit of a 100-foot (30-meter) satellite dish to be a radio telescope. The page also includes links to other sources of astronomy information. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Sundragon Games is pleased to announce the opening of their WWW storefront, The Internet's Neighborhood Game Shop. Sundragon Games is a discounter of games and gaming supplies, dealing in products from manufacturers such as TSR, Avalon Hill, Wizards of the Coast, The Armory, and many more. Most products are sold at a 25% discount from retail prices! At Sundragon Games, you will find an on-line catalog, The Gamers' Connection, and a listing of resources for game enthusiasts. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: This page provides an index on Chicago information, plus a "Vast Funky Index to things on the Web" by category, including arts, literature, music, computers, commercial uses of the WWW, and counterculture, among others. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Telecom Finland is pleased to announce their service with the official results from The European Championships in Athletics 1994 in Helsinki, Finland. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Moscow Libertarium is a project aimed at the information support of social activity and scientific research on the problems of liberalism, and liberal conscience in Russia. Important: most materials are IN RUSSIAN! A link to the guidelines on installing Cyrillic fonts in your WWW-browsing program is included. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Announcing a home page for the University of Manchester Astronomy Group. Available are contact details, research interests of the group members, preprints and publications, course details, a frequently updated collection of links to items of interest to astronomers and, of course, a few pretty pictures. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Several new WWW pages are available at UMCP CS department WWW server. These pages maintained by Marat Fayzullin [fms@wam.umd.edu] include Nintendo GameBoy page, #russian IRC channel homepage, MSX page, and a large Computer Emulation project which also contains a lot of information about the history of personal computers. Contribtuions to this project are accepted and greatly appreciated. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: CIMtegration is pleased to announce its home page called InterScape. This WWW service offers a synthesis of entertainment and information: from movie reviews to kites to computers. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The Fairfax CALS Shared Resource Center sponsored by ARPA and operated by Dimensions International, Inc. and George Mason University is proud to announce the availability of its WWW server. The center provides a source of information and assistance to Government and industry, and in particular to small business, with regard to CALS, enterprise integration, electronic commerce and business process re-engineering. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The Electronic Information Service at Davis library Reference Department at UNC-Chapel Hill is now being served by SunSITE. The service provides information about UNC library resources, electronic journals, electronic reference sources and many other valuable resources on the web. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The Electric Power Research Institute has placed the 20th Anniversary Edition of its award-winning EPRI Journal on the World Wide Web. This 1993 commemorative edition contains articles on the history of EPRI and the U.S. utility industry and offers perspective from a number of industry leaders on the future of electricity. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The South Florida Environmental Reader, a newsletter covering environmental issues of concern to South Florida is excited to announce that it now has a home page courtesy of the folks at Envirolink. Included at this resource is an index of back issues and general information about South Florida. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Duke University Management Information Services is proud to announce the new and improved DukeMIS web site. Points of interest include (but are not exhausted by) Duke course info, Job info, and University Task Force Reports. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The High Performance and Communications office at NASA Ames Research Center is pleased to announce their World Wide Web server. The Ames HPCC office is the lead center for the NASA/HPCC Computational Aerosciences program, and is involved in interdisiplinary research for the aerospace and high performance computing communities. On the Ames HPCC server you will find information on research participation in various HPCC projects, as well as a comprehensive listing of educational computing resources designed to assist the K-12 online community. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The Micro Media CD Kiosk is a new on-line storefront for multimedia CD-ROM software. The CD Kiosk uses WWW capabilities to provide multi-faceted product information such as images, demos, and files detailing product contents. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The St. Louis User Group Information page provides information on user groups and meeting schedules for the St. Louis Area. Visit this page on the new Micro Media WWW server to find others in St. Louis who share your interests. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The Websters' page of Resolution Buinsess Press, Inc., a book publisher in the Seattle area, is updated weekly and features the best places for Kids and Parents on the WWW. Another highlight of this server is research on the Pacific Northwest computer industry, including a listing of the Top 100 computer companies in Washington State, home of Microsoft Corp. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The Edwards Aquifer Research and Data Center (EARDC) at Southwest Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas would like to announce its home page with information about the Edwards Aquifer. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: SoftSource, maker of CAD software, announces its Home Page which includes 3-d stereograms (generated from 3-d AutoCAD drawings), pictures of mountains and canyons made from USGS topographical data, fractal images of various portions of the Mandelbrot Set, descriptions of interesting new poker games including a contest for the best new poker variant, and downloadable product demos including an AutoCAD drawing viewer. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The Paleomagnetism Lab at Florida International University is pleased to announce the new Geomagnetism and Paleomagnetism Home Page. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The authors of Superguy Digest are pleased to announce the new Superguy Web Page. Superguy, a shared-world collaborative fiction project, began in 1988 and has been evolving constantly since that time. The Web page contains information about various characters, stories, and continuing series, author bios, a few graphics here and there, the complete Superguy FAQ, and access to both the bit.listserv.superguy newsgroup (for current stories), the Superguy logs (for over 30 megs of past stories) and more. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The Apple Newton Products Online Catalog is now on the Web. This joint presentation by Apple Computer and Net Direct provides product and ordering information on Apple's latest Newton MessagePad and dozens of third party Newton accessories and software packages. Register online to request to receive periodic Newton Updates by e-mail. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The North American Ham Radio World Wide Web page is now updated with many new features and once again being updated weekly. Among the new features you'll find are a new forms-based Online Repeater Database which features unpublished entries and a form to allow you to add your own entries. Further, you'll find The Satellite Pass Prediction Page where you can predict when one of over 21 satellites will pass over your home town. You can also find Newsline issues weekly (copyright Bill Pasternak, WA6ITF) as well as information on SAREX / Satellite operations and the usual Amateur Radio information such as Frequently Asked Questions, Examination Information and much more! (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Based in Berkeley, California, Master-McNeil, Inc. provides product and corporate naming services to companies worldwide. Here you can learn more about naming services and get the latest news on names introduced by the company's clients. There is a section devoted to information on trademarks, including the full list of international trademark classes and digitized copies of the USPTO trademark application forms. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Analog Devices, Inc. has an ARPA ADI/UCB WWW Server which serves up information to the Internet about the joint ARPA contract between Analog Devices and UC Berkeley's Sensor & Actuator Center on i MEMS (integrated MicroElectroMechanical Systems) and the surface micromachining technology used to fabricate such systems. The server has specific information on how outside users can learn about the process and its capabilities, and submit sensor designs in ADI's sensor process which is currently being used to manufacture the ADXL50 -- the first completely monolithic 50G accelerometer using integrated surface micromachining technology. A mirror site at MIT is also available. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The Reubin O'D. Askew School of Public Administration and Policy announces the first WWW server in its discipline. Located at Florida State University, this page includes degree requirements and offerings, and government research sources including Florida. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The Federal Information Exchange is pleased to announce the establishment of WWW servers for its two online information services: FEDIX, which provides information on federal funding opportunities for research and education; and MOLIS, which provides minority college and university capability information. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The English Server at CMU is pleased to announce the first issue of Cultronix, a journal in cultural studies; the first issue is titled The Effects of Machine Culture. Also announced is a brochure about the Carnegie Mellon English Department, as well as three new services: a drama collection, a collection of calls for papers for people in English studies, and a public conference line for academic discussions and meetings online. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Announcing a new WWW page for Mountain Biking enthusiasts. This page focuses on mountain biking in the San Francisco Bay area (including descriptions of several local trails), but also contains links to descriptions of mountain biking in other areas, including Pittsburgh, Colorado, Utah and New Zealand. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The Used Software Exchange is online. The USX is a free classified-ad service for those who would like to buy or sell some old software. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Visit the Monster Board, the most effective way to search for jobs with America's hottest companies. Exciting graphics lead you through a user-friendly search for the career opportunities that best suit you. Once you've found a position, just fill out the online resume and it will automatically be forwarded to the company. Although, the Monster Board primarily lists technical jobs, it extends across all industries. The Monster Board is provided by ADION, Inc. a leader in information and communications services. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Deluxe Business Systems, the nation's leading supplier of innovative business support forms solutions, is pleased to announce their on-line Internet catalog. The user will find over 2,000 office-related products including business forms, stationery, checks, labels, and a complete selection of laser compatible forms. All orders can be taken on-line and are supported with on-screen customer service during normal business hours. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The Pacific Microelectronics, Inc (PMI) is please to announced its NetUSA operation, the premier Commercial Internet Center. The major parts of NetUSA are as follows:

    (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The Electric Gallery, in addition to its collection of naive and primitive art, now has a new southwestern art wing with an additional superb exhibit of original paintings by famous southwestern artists. The gallery also is now at its new address - http:www/egallery.com/egallery/ - please note that it has moved to its own domain. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Plasma Laboratory of Weizmann Institute of Science is now on the Web. It contains databases, free software and other topics related to atomic and plasma physics (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The INRIA high speed networking research group RODEO, led by Christian Huitema, is pleased to announce an ASN.1 Mosaic page. It offers easy access to hard to find web resources related to the ASN.1 interface definition language (standard documents, tutorials and compilers). (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: What on Earth Ltd. makes nylon sport bags, outdoor gear, & other nifty items. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The Computation and Language E-Print Archive is a fully automated electronic archive and distribution server for papers on computational linguistics, natural-language processing, speech processing, and related fields, endorsed by the Association for Computational Linguistics. In operation since April, 1994, the service has some 850 subscribers from 40 countries. Subscription information is available through the on-line help. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Visioneering Research Laboratory Inc. has moved its WWW page to http://www.vrl.com/ (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Over 400 megabytes of patent information are now available at the Internet Patent News Service's (IPNS) WWW Patent Searching home page, including being able to retrieve titles to all US patents since 1970 using the US patents Manual of Classification. Files with administrative information about PTO offices, as well as an archive of IPNS news releases are also available. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The Screenwriters and Playwrights Page offers a variety of resources and services of special interest to professional and student scriptwriters alike, from film and script databases, format templates, marketing strategies, and discussion of the nuts-and-bolts of scriptwriting. The page is maintained by Charles Deemer, a working playwright, screenwriter, and hypertext author. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994:

    The Advertising Law Internet Site houses articles about the legal aspects of marketing products, with particular emphasis on infomercials, home shopping, and direct response TV. Other articles discuss 900 Number regulations, contest laws, business opportunity laws, and additional aspects of promotion law. The site also houses copies of FTC Guides and Speeches and FTC Rules and statutes. Consumer Advisories issued by the FTC will also be made available at the site. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: Looking for someone? SLED Corp's Four 11 Online User Directory - of almost 1/2 million Internet users - is now online. All Internet users are provided a free listing and unlimited searching. Additional benefits (expanded listing, Search Agents, a URL link to a Web page, PGP key services, etc.) come with a paid membership. Those without Web access can sign up by sending an e-mail to free@Four11.com. (nwn)

    October 15, 1994: The Health Info-Com Network Medical Newsletter (MEDNEWS) mirror for the USA is now operational at the University of Pennsylvania. This news is distributed biweekly and is very international in flavor. This Web site maintains an internal WAIS server to search by topics. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Please participate in GVU's 2nd WWW User Survey (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: LIVE from Chicago...It's WEBster -- The Cyberspace Surfer Whether or not you're headed to Chicago for the Second Annual World Wide Web Conference, you can still attend without missing a thing through WEBster's free virtual daily briefing! Each morning from Oct. 17 to 21, you will receive a special show supplement containing up-to-the-minute conference information including daily schedules, news stories, feature articles and product announcements. To register for your free copy, send a blank e-mail to live@webster.tgc.com (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The Advanced Information Technologies Lab at the University of Illinois has a home page describing all of their current projects. Its purpose is to advance the research and instruction by faculty in the humanities and social sciences in areas that are either focused on or employ advanced information technologies. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Wolfram Research, Inc., the developers of Mathematica, announce the new Wolfram Research web server site. Information on this server includes Mathematica products, related publications, graphics, sounds, and more. Mathematica is the premier computational and visualization software package and is used by engineers and scientists worldwide for quick, accurate numeric and symbolic answers. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The Backgrounds Data Center, Space Science Division , at the Naval Research Lab is pleased to announce the release of its VISTA home page. VISTA, the Visual Interface for Space and Terrestrial Analysis, is a GUI that allows for the query, visualization and analysis of geophysical and celestial data from remote sensing platforms. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: There is now a REDUCE Home Page on the Web. REDUCE is a well-known general-purpose computer algebra system available for a wide range of computer architectures and operating systems. Among other things, the Home Page includes pointers to ordering information, demonstration versions, a set of manuals, and the REDUCE online help system. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The National Toxicology Program is pleased to announce the NTP home page with access to the NTP database of summaries of study results, the 7th Annual Report on Carcinogens, information about the history of the Program, ongoing work, and future plans. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The Indiana University Support Center has begun maintaining html versions of the standard Emacs, Windows, and Perl FAQs for their UCS Knowledge Base. They've also added a Usenet Resources page, which provides a thorough introduction to newsgroups and newsreaders, including links to charters, RFCs, man pages, FAQs, periodic postings, and netiquette guides. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Enrico Ferorelli is now on the WWW offering his services as a professional photographer. He speaks English, Spanish, French and Italian, and works worldwide. Enrico Ferorelli specializes in corporate photographic projects, and has many large corporations as clients. Contact him today, and he can have his portfolio on your desk the next morning. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Basshead alert! As a precursor to their full-fledged online catalog, Neurodisc Records has made the Bass Nation newsletter available for fans of Bass, TechnoBass and Rap music, and for car audio enthusiasts. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The Internet Credit Bureau, Inc. is a full-service credit reporting agency offering its services via the Internet. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The State Library of North Carolina is pleased to announce the release of the North Carolina Encyclopedia. The Encyclopedia presents information about North Carolina's history, geography, government, state symbols, and more. For a brief glimpse of the Old North State, visit the North Carolina Encyclopedia. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The Education First Programs would like to announce its seminar Understand the Education First Programs: Educate the Students, Surf the 'net', Enjoy a Snack. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: We are pleased to announce the new home page for The Cambridge Diet. This is the one that was developed at Cambridge University, the one that really works! Do you know someone that wants to lose weight and feel great? Do they want the weight to stay off? The road to success begins through balanced nutrition, and Cambridge Direct Sales holds the patents. Follow this link to "Food for Life (R)", and to obtain additional information about a unique business opportunity! (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The Amiga Atlanta User Group announces the addition of their WWW Page to the net. The Amiga Atlanta WWW Page gives information about the club, and includes links to many other Amiga related resources. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The NetMarket Company is now offering flowers, balloons, and gifts through 800-THE-ROSE, the #1 ranked flower delivery service in the US. NetMarket continues to offer CDs by Noteworthy Music and also supports simpler, HTML-based advertising. (E-mail or finger info@netmarket.com for more info.) (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Visit TRIANGLE ONLINE to learn why the Triangle Area, North Carolina was recently voted the "#1 Best Place to Live in America". This interactive magazine is a continuously updated guide and community resource for residents, Internet travellers and those considering relocating to the Triangle Area. Brought to you by TriNet Services. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: IGUANA, the Independent Group of Unix-Alikes and Network Activists, is organising Linuvers, a conference on the Linux operating system. Linus Torvalds, the initial author of Linux, will be one of the speakers. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Now on-line for initial appraisal is the home page of the Students' Representative Council of the University of Aberdeen. This is one of relatively few Web services run by a student government body. At present it is mostly informative, but interactive services are in the pipeline, and hopefully it'll also inspire contact with other similar organisations. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: LAFEX, a laboratory of the Centro Brasileiro de Pesquisas Fisicas devoted to Cosmology and High Energy Physics, is pleased to announce the availability of its WWW server. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The third Smithsonian Expedition is underway at Mount Wilson Observatory. Six participants will be using the facilities of the observatory to investigate a few research projects during this week, and a special WWW page has been set up to follow along with what they are doing and what they have found. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The Wollongong Group, Inc. is proud to announce the availability of its World Wide Web server. The server contains information about the Wollongong PathWay product line (including screen shots), product support information, press releases, and company newsletters. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The Shell Centre for Mathematical Education at the University of Nottingham, England announces its WWW pages. As well as general information, there are details of Publications, Information Technology in Schools, the Undergaduate Mathematics Teaching Conference (UMTC) and page of Distractions with cartoons, facts about the numbers in today's date, Fun School of Education, and indispensable advice for academics embarking on computer assisted learning. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The Australian Oceanographic Data Centre (AODC) would like to announce that its WWW Server is now online. These pages contain information about the AODC and also include sample documents and images. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The Legacy Group is now offering low cost insurance on the WWW. The Legacy Group represents more than 20 major insurance companies. Not satisfied with your current insurance carrier? Legacy has the experience and contacts to get you the best policy for your current and future needs. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The Pakistan Students Association of RPI now has information on club activities along with photos, maps, and information on Pakistan. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The Learning Resource Center at the University of Michigan Medical School now has a home page which describes its mission and many of the CAI programs which have been developed to meet the needs of its staff and students. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: NASA's Astrophysics Data System is pleased to announce the availability of the Einstein Archive Service. This service provides query and retrieval capability for the Einstein X-ray Observatory's processed data archive. The archive includes about 5000 X-ray observations (in astronomical standard FITS format) taken between 1978 and 1981. A listing of other ADS data services available through Mosaic is also available. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: RUNE: An MIT Journal of Arts and Letters is now on the Web with Volume 15. The print-version of this student-run publication comprises 100 pages of photographs, paintings, computer art, stories, essays, and poems by MIT students, faculty, and staff. That's all here, and then some. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Martin Marietta Energy Systems, Inc. is pleased to announce its external MMES WWW information server. The information includes coverage of activities at MMES, such as Manufacturing Technology, the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Hazardous Waste Remedial Actions Program (HAZWRAP), Advanced Neutron Source (ANS), and other projects and programs carried out at the MMES facilities in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The Library at the University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, announces the University of Waterloo Electronic Library hypermedia information system. The Electronic Library provides access to Internet resources organized by discipline, walking tours of the libraries at the University of Waterloo, web interface to the Library's online catalogue, electronic forms for ILL and reference assistance, links to several web search engines, and more. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: SenseMedia Publishing of Santa Cruz, California presents The SenseMedia Surfer! The Surfer's Waves of the Week showcases cool Web pages. The local entertainment scene is at your fingertips with Dinner And a Movie, including reviews and adventures With the Press. Experience The SenseMedia Surfer today! (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: AMCOL Corporation is the leader in producing quality lubricants and applicators for the metals industry. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: FIZ-Karlsruhe, provider of scientific and technical databases, Dept. of Mathematics and Computer Science, is pleased to offer its improved WWW-services. Highlights include:

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    October 14, 1994: The U.S. Army Missile Command, Corporate Information Center's Technology Development Lab (TDL) is sponsoring a Governmental Hypermedia Conference, Aug 25, 1994, at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. The TDL's Hypermedia Information Technology (HITECH) group is researching and developing governmental GUI tools to assist in information communication via the World Wide Web. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Mainsail Marketing Information, Inc., in Berkeley, CA would like to announce the creation of Direct Marketing World , an electronic directory of the direct marketing industry on its world wide web server. Direct Marketing World is signing up all categories of industry professionals to be listed in this directory which will also include detailed information on thousands of mailing lists as well as an on-line booklet about direct marketing, a glossary of direct marketing terminology, a jobs wanted and jobs offered center and a magazine section for the exchange of views on current issues affecting the direct marketing industry. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The Justice Henry E. Ackerson Law Library of the Rutgers University School of Law at Newark, announces the availability of the Rutgers University at Newark - Ackerson Law Library Home Page. The page provides users with easy access to legal information on the INTERNET. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: To improve access to information on collaboration and software support for collaboration, Consensus Development Corporation has moved its server to http://www.consensus.com:8300/. This WWW/Mosaic server contains information about the products and services offered by Consensus Development, as well as information on topics including groupware, computer supported collaborative work (CSCW), decision support, facilitation, electronic democracy, hypertext authoring, online documentation, document architecture, shared spaces, virtual organizations, and online knowledge management. In particular, check out the following:

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    October 14, 1994: Addicted to the Web, but wish it were more interactive? Addicted to TinyMUD, but wish it had snazzy graphics and a distributed architecture? Now you can have the best of both worlds with htMUD, the world's first distributed graphical real-time conferencing system. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Eric R. Nelson, Ph.D. would like to announce the availability of his 1988 University of New Mexico Physics dissertation Power Spectra Decomposition of 36 RS CVn UBV Photometric Light Curves from the First Two Years of the Automatic Photoelectric Telescope. The entire work (nearly 600 pages) is available as compressed postscript files. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: T3plus Networking Inc announces its World Wide Web server. T3plus Networking is the leading supplier of T3 and SONET broadband wide-area networking solutions. Its intelligent bandwith managers and switches provide cost-effective and reliable voice, data, video and image communications at multimegabit speeds. Ameritech, Bankers Trust, Charles Schwab, Cray Research, JCPenney, Northrop Corporation, Southern California Edison, Southwestern Bell and Storage Technology are among the major carriers and end-user organizations that rely on high-speed T3plus networks to run their buisnesses. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Hong Kong is a major trading centre on the south coast of China; as well as doing a lot of manufacturing itself it also provides a gateway into the production capacities of China. A new set of pages about Doing Business with Hong Kong is now available here . (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The Magnet is a new freely-accessible site moderated by Kiernan Holland that allows anyone to access many useful information services via hyper-links and specially arranged hyper-text pages. In addition it contains several precompiled viewers that can be used on most Silicon Graphics Workstations. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Expanding the boundaries of art and culture, Capacity - The Webzine now lives at Wimsey Information Systems in beautiful Vancouver. Focusing on text and visual art, cultural analysis and critique, and promoting and presenting creativity from k12 school students, Capacity is open for surfing. The Editor's Desk provides links to other webzines, other schools on the web as well as Christian locations. The Editorial Policy document describes further the vision and (expanding) submission boundaries of the webzine. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Metricom, Inc., founded in 1985, develops, manufactures, and markets wireless data communication networks and is announcing their new Ricochet wireless modem service available in Silicion Valley. Their web server is under construction. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The Australian Public Access Networking Association (APANA) has gone online with direct Internet connectivity available in Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne and Sydney. APANA runs a non-commercial network tht covers most of Australia offering members low cost access via UUCP, SLIP and PPP. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Vince Ruggiano would like to announce a home page that is a compendium of K12 Education Resources. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The OTIS (Operative Term Is Stimulate) on-line art gallery and collaborative project would like to announce that its web-structure is growing steadily with development of new SYNERGY collaborative art projects and weekly live collaboration meetings. Be sure to check out OTIS' involvement with Lollapalooza on the SYNERGY:LOLLA pages where your participation is more than welcome. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Maxwell Laboratories and Caltrans are pleased to announce that the real-time traffic information for San Diego, California, USA freeways via the Internet World Wide Web is fully functional. Current freeway speeds and flow rates, along with daily construction closures and updated freeway incident reports are now all available in both graphical and text formats. The information is updated once a minute.

    Los Angeles, Orange County, Calif., and the southern part of Ventura County traffic information will be fully functional around mid-August. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Materials from "New Media for a New World" conference held in Moscow on July 27 - August 1, 1994 are available from Sovam Teleport's WWW server. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: First Federal is now on the WWW offering Mortgage Loans. Whatever your financing needs, they are able to meet them through a variety of terms, rates, and payment plans. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Marcus Associates is now on the WWW offering to Purchase Your Used Computer and Communications Equipment. Contact them for details on how your used equipment can bring you money instead of collecting dust. Whatever your equipment, he will buy it from you, regardless if you are a corporation or individual. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Van Riper Editions is now on the WWW offering to make Single CDs from your music. If you have ever recorded your music group, or yourself, Van Riper Editions can produce high quality reproductions. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Career Resumes is now on the WWW offering their Resume Writing Service for individuals and for corporations. They create professional resumes and cover letters to get you noticed and hired. Corporations can also include their services in severence packages offered to employees. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Need an Expert? National Consulting Referrals now has a WWW page. They can find experts and consultants, in any profession, at no cost to you. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: American Employment Weekly is now on the WWW offering their Help Wanted Newspaper. This newspaper is a "help wanted" tabloid containing 48 pages of help wanted advertisements in a variety of job categories including but not limited to data processing, accounting, engineering, technical, and secretarial. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The Law Offices of R. Edward Bates are now on the net to handle Veterans Disability Matters throughout the United States. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Thinking about vacationing in St. Lucia? Consider this vacation rental: 3 bedroom, 2 bath, kitchen, dining room, living room, and a porch with a spectacular view. Many ammenities are included in rental, even maid service and childcare. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Bonsai Boy of New York - Flowers Die, Try Something Different. Bonsai Trees can last forever! Bonsai Boy of NY offers four unique bonsais at great prices. Perfect for gifts or just to have around the house. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Muscovy Imports is now on the WWW offering fine contemporary Russian artwork, jewelry, oil paintings and the like. The artpieces are created by established artists as well as emerging young artists. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Gallery of Artists is now on the WWW displaying artwork created by "unknown" artists from around the world. Each week new artwork is presented. Come check it out. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Sweeps Vacuum & Repair Center sells the latest models of vacuum cleaners and services most brands. They offer the complete line of Miele vacuum cleaners, known worldwide for their reliability, power and ease of use. Reasonably priced, Miele vacuum cleaners are ready to help you finish those cleaning chores more quickly and easily. You may even look forward to cleaning! (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The Warehouse is now on the WWW. They sell fine quality, 100% wool tuxedos at fantastic prices. 100% cotton formal shirts, bow tie & cummerbund sets also available. Perfect for the man who has more than one occassion to wear a tuxedo. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: NOVA Videos from WGBH are now on the WWW. WGBH offers three different video sets from NOVA - the learning channel. "This Old Pyramid," "In Search of Human Origins, and "The Miracle of Life" are brilliantly produced films that capture the attention of the young and old. Discover the mysteries these videos hold. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: New World Books is now presenting Books by Mail at Discount Prices. You can order any book listed in Books-In-Print on any subject, hardcover or paperback and save up to 30%. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Fabulous Flags from Ember'Glo Gifts now presents its 'Fabulous Flags' at 'fabulous prices' on the WWW. These are not your ordinary flags. Ember'Glo Gifts produce seasonal, holiday, and gift flags for all occasions. They can brighten your home and create a more festive holiday, or non-holiday! (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Lazyciser - Fun and easy to use exercise device and program. Perfect gift for the avid computer user, or anyone who sits all day, getting no exercise! This can be a 'gag' gift, or can be seriously used. It really works... (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Prepaid Telephone Calling Cards - Talk `N Toss offers prepaid telephone calling cards that save you money, prevent fraud, and can be used as a marketing and promotional device. These phone cards are created and customized for your company or organization. A definite must to improve and promote your sales and corporate image. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Simultaneous Wireless Interpretations offers their nation-wide reporting & convention coverage on the WWW. They have been in business over 50 years, and provide the top convention reporting, transcription, and translation. No job is too small or too large. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Stop Smoking in 5 Days HOW? Stop Smoking Center has a 98% success rate. See them now on the WWW. Discover how you too can be a non-smoker, even after all those years. Contact them today for a free consultation. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: New Horizons is offering information on how to recover from bankruptcy and re-establish credit legally. They can give you that second chance. Guaranteed 100%, or your money back. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Janet L. Stimach, Inc. - Greater Seattle Area Real Estate. Consult this WWW site if you are moving to the Greater Seattle Area, interested in investment opportunities, or wanting to lease or purchase real estate. J. Stimach can handle all your real estate needs. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Digital Dynamics is now on the WWW offering CD-ROM Services including data conversion, hypertext indexing, multimedia conversion, CD-I development, and data archiving. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Computer T-Shirts from Elswear. Elswear is now on the WWW presenting their unique 100% cotton T-Shirts with computer logos, slogans, and graphics printed on the front and/or back. They have the shirts that say it all. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Flowers on Lexington is now on the WWW offering flower baskets, blooming plants, and rose vases to send as a gift or for any special occassion. Beautiful arrangements, and great prices. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Milne Jewelry Company - The Milne Jewelry Company is delighted to bring you its first on-line catalog of Southwestern jewelry. Perhaps nothing symbolizes our great American Southwest as beautifully as this exquisite jewelry handcrafted from genuine stones and sterling silver. Made of the earth, wind, sea, and blessed by the spirit of the gods, this jewelry is the ultimate gift, a gift that will be cherished forever. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Invent yourself at Beloit College. You can now discover the possibilities Beloit College, in Beloit Wisconsin, has to offer by stopping by their WWW page. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Grants is now on the WWW offering Formulas for Health. Try their line of Golden Pride/Rawleigh vitamins and health products. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Archway Press is another new addition to the WWW. They are promoting their collection of home plans - all construction tested. Over 500 styles to choose from, this 10 book collection helps you create your own affordable country home or farmhouse. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Marketing Masters WWW Resource has been established to help organizations and individuals meet the challenges of marketing products in a highly complex, competitive world. Articles, tips & resources from experts in marketing disciplines and industry will be offered. Initial articles and information in this resource include market research & competitive analysis and Building A Successful Software Business. Individuals and organizations interested in submitting articles or useful information can contact the editors: info@mmasters.com. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The Webfoot's National Used Car Lot is now open for business, with pointers to information about cars, car dealerships, and one local used car lot: The Webfoot's Silicon Valley Used Car Lot. This is a free service. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The University of Illinois is pleased to announce that a wealth of academic and administrative information about UIUC is now on-line. Courses catalog, timetable, calendar, scholarships, career information, libraries, faculty/staff/student home pages, student societies, research labs and papers, grant sponsors, awards information, and much more are all available. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The NASA Earth Observing System Interdisciplinary Science (EOS IDS) Volcanology Team is providing information about its recent activities and future plans for using satellite remote sensing to study volcanoes. A major component of NASA's Mission to Planet Earth, EOS consists of a series of satellites planned for launch starting in 1998 and spanning a period of least 15 years. The title of the Volcanology Team's investigation is: "A Global Assessment of Active Volcanism, Volcanic Hazards, and Volcanic Inputs to the Atmosphere from the Earth Observing System." The Principal Investigator is Pete Mouginis-Mark (University of Hawaii). (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: The Monroe Institute is pleased to announce the availability of its web server. This dynamic research and educational organization is dedicated to exploring the uses and understanding of human consciousness with its trademarked Hemi-Sync sound technology and learning systems. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Scott Perlstein's Book Essential Tennis is now on the WWW offering his personal techniques and strategies on how to improve and win your tennis games. With an extensive waiting list for his private lessons, he has written this book for those who just can't wait. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Protect Yourself from Crime. Jim Mantice presents his popular book BUG OFF! - an essential guide to protecting your life, home, and posessions. (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Now on the WWW is the Treat of the Month Club for Cats and Dogs. Unique Concepts presents treat of the month club for your cat or dog. Each month a differently wrapped treat is mailed to your pet. Your best friend can now share in the fun of receiving a different fun treat, every month! (nwn)

    October 14, 1994: Forest Hill Vineyard is now on the WWW. Forest Hill Vineyard is one of the most distinguished California vineyards, producing their award winning chardonnay. Perfect for dinners, gifts, and to say 'congratulations' or 'I love you'. (nwn)

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    September 27, 1994: The Ceolas celtic music archive is now on the web. It carries information on many aspects of celtic music, including artist notes, schedules, festival info, instrument guides, celtic media, tunes and much more.

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    September 27, 1994: Impediment Incorporated, distributor and integrator of workstation memory and peripherals announces that its Web server is now available. The Web server contains technical information for products from Kingston Technology, Seagate and Exabyte, all of which do not currently have their own Web servers. There are also technical installation documents provided. Future improvements will provide such capabilities as auto-quote creation and secure order tracking. Impediment has not advertised but has instead been known on the net through reference on newsgroups such as comp.sys.sgi. It intends its Web server to be a general information resource. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: The American Institute of Physics (AIP), dedicated to promoting the advancement and diffusion of the knowledge of physics and its application to human welfare, is pleased to announce the availability of its Home Page. In addition to containing basic information about the institute and its myriad programs and services, the Home Page currently provides access to the AIP Employment Opportunities Database, the 1994 PACS Scheme, and details of AIP's Electronic Publishing Program, including access to REVTeX macros used in compuscript preparation.

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    September 27, 1994: K-12 Educators: Briarwood Educational Network would like to announce their WWW service, and to invite Beta Testers to access for free. If you are a K-12 teacher involved with Language Arts and would like to test this innovative curriculum, sign up for our free Beta Tester program by October 3rd. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: Information Ventures, Inc., (IVI) is pleased to announce "EMF-Link," a comprehensive source of information on the biological and health effects of exposure to electric and magnetic fields (EMFs). EMF-Link is the on-line component of IVI's EMF Clearinghouse. People concerned about possible health effects from power lines, computer monitors, magnetic resonance imaging equipment, radio communications, cellular telephones, radar, microwave transmissions, and other sources can turn to EMF- Link for unbiased information. EMF-Link and the EMF Clearinghouse serve as general information sources communicating research results from laboratories and scientists to the public. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: WWW Paris is a collection of images, descriptions, histories and information regarding the City of Light. It includes pages concerning all of the major monuments, and museums; shops, Metro/RER, Paris calendar, as well as tourist information such as how to get to and from the airports, hotels, etc. There is an extensive list of links to other net resource for Paris (schools, faculties, & institutes in Paris and surrounding area, the Ministry of Culture, and so forth). (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: The Peru Central School District WWW server in upsate New York is now on-line. This K-12 Connection is an integral part of the VICE in REST project and represents a joint effort between SUNY Plattsburgh and Peru Central School District to integrate the use of the Internet into the curriculum of K-12 education. The objectives are to enhance, extend, and supplement teaching-learning by having administrators, faculty, and students not just look at the Internet and take information from it, but to contribute and share by building and shaping their own small part of the Digital REST Area on the Information Superhighway at SUNY Plattsburgh. The Peru Central School District is located in upstate New York and serves approximately 2800 students in grades K-12. The home pages are being developed by faculty, staff, and students at the district schools in cooperation with the State University of New York at Plattsburgh.

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    September 27, 1994: Science Educators!! Here's something for you from the University of Virginia. The Curry School of Education's Instructional Technology Program has developed an Interactive Frog Dissection for the WWW. The tutorial combines text with 60 in-line color images and 17 QuickTime movies illustrating dissection procedures and internal organs. Numerous clickable image maps provide interactive practice. Our research with pre-WWW versions of this program suggests that it is a valuable preparation tool or even a useful substitute for laboratory dissection. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: Network Express is now on the WWW offering ISDN networking solutions. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: Disk-O-Tape is now on the WWW offering 3M Media Products, disks, tapes, etc., and Disk Duplication. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: Another new addition to the WWW is Stonewall Partners offering their Cotton Shirts. These quality shirts come in a variety of colors and are embroidered with a small red ribbon. A portion of the proceeds go to support AIDS research. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: The Chemical Industry Institute of Toxicology, in Research Triangle Park, NC, is pleased to announce its Web server, containing general information about CIIT along with its most recent publications. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: Medium for Global Access, Inc (MGA) proudly announces the opening of Access Art, the newest and largest virtual art gallery on the Internet. Access Art presents fine art for your browsing pleasure and for sale ... beginning with six artists representing four different styles. View more than 60 different works from such well-known glamour artists as Olivia, whose erotic works frequently appear in Penthouse Magazine; the fantasy futuristic French painter Moebius, recently featured in Wired Magazine; and newcomer Ted Kimer with his jazzed up visions of musically charged robots! New artists and works will be added monthly to Access Art. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: The files of the Cell Church Discussion Group e-mail list are now available. A Cell Church is a nontraditional form of church life in which small groups of Christians (Cells) meet in a special way in their homes to build each other up in Christ and to evangelize the unsaved. It is a church which defines its Cells as the basic building blocks of church life. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: Glass Wings has now opened its doors onto the electronic frontier. This Australian site covers a wide range of interests including news, games, entertainment, humour, travel, books and magazines, the environment, human rights, food, health, the educational, sexuality, the arts and a writers forum. Also in the process of coming into being is an arcade with Australian based businesses. Glass Wings is a companion project of Xanadu Australia. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: The University of Tennessee, Office of University Relations, has added the following items to its www server:

  • UT Science Bytes: Mapmaker, Mapmaker, Make Me a Map
  • Tennessee Alumnus, Summer 1994
  • UT Knoxville Undergraduate Catalog, 1994-95
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    September 27, 1994: SIC! proudly announces informations from the heart of Europe: SALZBURGER FESTSPIELE. Watch "JEDERMANN About the Death of a Rich Man" and other famous PLAYS, OPERAS, EXHIBITIONS, and CONCERTS. Have a look into some beautiful places, like Großes Festspielhaus and other locations. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: Werger is now on the WWW selling their comfortable Cotton Clothing, from sweatshirts, shorts, sweatpants, and caps, to long and short sleeve shirts. Offered in a variety of colors and sizes. These cotton clothes are your good, basic casual wear, and can also be dressed up. Quality fabric and construction make these clothes hard to ignore. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: JDI is now on the WWW offering an ergonomic Workstation Chair. Perfect for your computer workstation or your desk. View their storefront for a great photograph and for contact information. JDI is not limited to this ergonomic chair, as they also sell computer furniture, desks and chairs. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: Maxim is now on the WWW offering prepaid telephone calling cards. MAXIM also develops private-label calling cards to meet your promotional and sales incentive requirements. MAXIM calling cards save you money on long distance calls, increase sales, retain key customers and enhance corporate image and awareness. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: SPACEHAB, Inc., developers and operators of commercial space habitat modules, announce the new SPACEHAB WWW server site. The SPACEHAB module is a research laboratory that provides crew-tended access to space aboard NASA's Space Shuttle. This server presents highlights of the past successes as well as the future endeavors of the program. It also offers information on the system capabilities and experiment accomodations with contacts for additional information. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: The Library of Congress is pleased to announce its new World Wide Web server, the first step in the Library's Electronic Digital Library project. Some of the first collections include approximately 4000 prints and photographs from the American Memory project, and Country Studies from the Federal Research Division. All collections are searchable through an advanced text retrieval system. Also available is an Online Exhibits Program of exhibits on display at the Library. The Library's Home Page also provides a connection to LC MARVEL(the Library's gopher-based campus-wide information system) and LOCIS (the Library's database retrieval system). (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: INTERSCAPE has released it's first issue to the Web. They are a graphically oriented server, with articles concerning movie and record reviews, sports, technology and other issues. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: During its August 1994 graduation ceremonies, the Clemson University Master of Business Administration program awarded degrees to 74 students representing 19 countries, from the Institute for International Business Studies in Europe. The fundamental objective of the program is to provide young professionals with the practical business tools required to perform responsibly and successfully in a "global marketplace." Details on the program and course of study, as well as the class roster, are currently under construction on the NEOS MBA Home Page. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: The Shad Valley Pages are here! "Just what is Shad Valley?" you ask yourself. Shad Valley is a fast paced program for exceptional teenagers age 16-18, located a 8 universities across Canada, which focuses on combining Science and Technology with Entrepreneuship. The Shad Valley Program at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada has a ttempted to capture the unique experience of Shad Valley on the World Wide Web. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: Verify, LTD is now on the WWW offering 40% Off Cosmetics and Fragrances. Verify has an introductory special on their professional model lip color collection. They will soon be adding their famous listed fragrances, sold below retail cost. View their storefront now, and order direct from the screen. Come back later, and browse their extensive list of men's and women's fragrances. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: Travel Gems is now on the WWW offering 5-10% Off All Airline Tickets. "We will ticket you for less." Visit them to see how you can save money on all your travel needs. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: DM Exchange is now on the WWW offering the Stroke Saver, an electronic Golf Yardage Counter. The Stroke Saver counts the yards, allowing you to concentrate on selecting the right club and making the best shot. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, is now on the Web with campus events calendars, a campus map, on-line directories, schedules, and various campus publications. More is on the way. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: Mammoth Records announces the public opening of its Internet Information Center on the World Wide Web. The Mammoth WWW site will feature information about its most popular artists, including the Blake Babies, Chainsaw Kittens, Frente!, Juliana Hatfield, and Machines of Loving Grace, and many others. The site features full-length singles, video clips in several formats, and information about tour dates, current band news, and Mammoth catalog information. The Mammoth Internet Information Center is hosted by Raleigh NC's NandO.net, a WWW information server. Comments and questions : rdm@nando.net (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: The Center for Biological and Computational Learning (CBCL) at MIT is now on line, featuring information on their work, the Center itself, and the people associated with CBCL. This home page is growing all the time, and new links are constantly being added; the latest addition is a pictorial representation of Pawan Sinha's object recognition work, based on his recent presentation at ARVO 94. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: The Imaging Systems Lab in the Department of Landscape Architecture, University of Illinois, now has a Web server. Contents include descriptions of on-going and recent research in Alaska, New Mexico, Utah and Canada, the complete text of papers, and access to image sets used in a variety of experiments. Examples of displays from an ecosystem simulator called SmartForest are included. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: Breakfast Records, a Boston based independent record label, announces its new WWW site. You can find information here about Breakfast Records as well as information, pictures, and sound files about Boston area alternative bands Orbit, Institute of Technology, Kent 25, and others with more to come. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: The Tallahassee, Florida, National Weather Service Office invites you to visit their World Wide Web server. This document contains information about the office, and provides access to weather information and data collected and disseminated there. In addition, the page contains links to many University and Government weather related sites. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: Announcing the The University of Arizona Department of Geosciences page. Included on this page are a description of the Geophysics program at the University of Arizona, as well as on-line seismograms of the latest seismic activity recorded at the Southern Arizona Seismological Observatory located in Tucson, Arizona. The seismograms are updated at five minute intervals. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: The Edgerton Online Photo Gallery and The Tech, MIT's student newspaper, present the WWW edition of Kai's Power Tips & Tricks for Adobe Photoshop, a collection of 28 tricks by Kai Krause, a leading authority on the use of Photoshop. Only the Macintosh versions are available now; PC versions are forthcoming. They are translated (with permission) from the Microsoft Word versions available on America Online. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: George Lucas' Star Wars Universe now has a home on the Internet, with Homeworks Software's Star Wars Multimedia WWW Server. The server offers upto the date information (including and archive section) regarding Lucas' past, current, and future work with the Star Wars trilogy as well as some of his other projects involving Industrial Light and Magic (ILM). (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: DigiMark is pleased to announce one of the first low cost, high quality WWW servers available for individuals and companies. Feeling frustrated with the restrictions your local site enforces? This may be the answer you seek. Browse some of their more interesting clients, including information about Fox Television's The Simpsons and the International Development Exchange. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: SIGWEB, a special interest group on the World Wide Web for the UK and Ireland is pleased to announce its existance. This web server, provided by Queen's University, Belfast, contains pages of information on

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    September 27, 1994: The University of South Africa is proud to announce their WWW server. Information sources include: Links to other WWW servers and FTP sites in South Africa. Information about the University of South Africa (UNISA) and courses offered. Also a few mirror images is kept about useful pages like ArchiePlex, WWW Worm, W3 Interactive Talk, NCSA's Whats-new, CERN's Subject Catalogue and more. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: The Department of Chemistry at the University at Stony Brook (NY) is pleased to announce a new home page for its Molecular Structure Laboratory. Includes samples of molecular graphics produced using CHEM-RAY and related programs developed at the laboratory. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announce the availability of a WWW server providing Public Access to the EPA's Public Information. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: The Carnegie Institution of Washington's Department of Embryology announces its WWW server. The server provides information about the Department's researchers and the Institution as a whole, and lists a few of the many bioscience servers. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: Attention frogophiles! Check out the Froggy Page. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: There is now a WWW page devoted to figure skating, including a link to the Competitive Figure Skating FAQ List. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: The Holy Qur'an has been put on line by Patrick St. Jean at Eastern New Mexico University. He also has some other interesting things there. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994: Cadence Design Systems announces its World Wide Web server. Cadence is the worldwide leader in the development and marketing of design automation software and services that accelerate and advance the process of designing electronic systems. (nwn)

    September 27, 1994:

    Now featured on Utah Wired: (nwn)

    Computer : Recyclers Computer Recyclers is dedicated to delivering quality used and new computer hardware. They deal in everything from networks to systems and will buy your used equipment! (nwn)

    Execusoft: Get connected with a company in need! Execusoft provides the link between potential employers and you. (nwn)

    First Security : Bank, Corporate Trust Department Still experimental, the Corporate trust Department of First Security Bank provides you with a news letter on the market. (nwn)

    Bonneville : International Corporation They provide commercial broadcast and media communications to businesses.

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    Bonneville : Objectivism is a philosophy originated by Ayn Rand, as presented in her works The Fountainhead, Atlas Shrugged, and many others. Its basic tenets are: in metaphysics -- an objective reality existing independent of man's mind; in epistemology -- reason as man's means of obtaining knowledge; in ethics -- egoism; and in politics -- capitalism. The Objectivism WWW Service provides information on the philosophy and pointers to resources both on and off the net. (nwn)

    Bonneville : The Entertainment Technology Center at the University of Southern California is now on the Web. The site is an information source for those interested or involved in the entertainment industry, containing at present several hollywood magazines, production house catalogues and so on. Also located at this site is Hollynet, the prototype for the ETC's future commercial web site. (nwn)

    Bonneville : Announcing the Report of the ADV/NII Workshop: Advanced Digital Video in the National Information Infrastructure (NII) is a report on a recent Workshop organized by the National Institute of Standards and Technology. At the Workshop, government and industry speakers and participants gathered to define a vision of the role of digital video within the NII; to identify the architectural, scaling, and performance issues in realizing this vision; and to recommend the research, experiments, and steps to be taken in resolving these issues. The sponsors were:

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    Bonneville : NandO Net proudly announces their Entertainment Page. The E-Page includes the times and locations for movies in the Raleigh area. The E-page also includes listings for concerts, book signings, theater, restaurants, nightlife, and sports. Drop by and take a look! (nwn)

    Bonneville : The Internet ShopKeeper -- The world's first WWW based user extensible mall has been released by the Internet Presence and Publishing Corporation. The Internet ShopKeeper provides a dynamic place in cyberspace where people from around the world can setup and manage their own WWW based shops. (nwn)

    Bonneville : The Perseus Project announces its World Wide Web Home Page. Perseus is an award-winning multimedia academic database on the Classical Greek World: it includes approximately 30 megabytes of text in Greek (plus English translations, a Greek-English lexicon, and various tools for dealing with the texts), an Atlas with several map themes, detailed catalogue entries for 1421 vases, 366 sculptures and sculptural groups, 524 coins, 384 buildings, and 179 sites, with approximately 20,000 images. Perseus 2.0 should be released on four Macintosh CD-ROMs by spring. The Perseus WWW pages contain information about Perseus, links to related WWW sites (e.g., that of the Perseus Atlas Project), examples of Perseus' information, Perseus 1.0 and some Perseus 2.0 documentation, and a few relevant texts. Comments, questions, and suggestions to Adam McLean Lewis, adam@ikaros.harvard.edu. (nwn)

    Bonneville : StarHeads, the last product of the Star*s Family is now available at the Centre de Donnees astronomiques de Strasbourg (CDS). StarHeads gives access to about 400 individual pages of astronomers and space scientists, and this figure is rapidly growing. Suggestions are welcome. (nwn)

    Bonneville : EUnet Belgium, a major commercial internet provider in Belgium, is now on the Web. (nwn)

    Bonneville : The Laboratory for Production & Design Engineering (PDE Lab) of the University of Twente (UT) announces its presence on the Web. They offer some delicious local stuff, and pages with links to interesting sites all over the Web (see Exploring the Web). (nwn)

    Bonneville : The Laboratory of Molecular Biophysics at the University of Oxford in the UK is pleased to announce a new WWW Server. The pages available contain an increasing amount of information about the Lab as well as a collection of pointers to sites relevant to protein crystallography. (nwn)

    Bonneville : Tour NavyOnLine, a cooperative effort among many U.S. Navy locations to provide one-stop shopping for information. The NavyOnLine Working Group has been coordinating its online efforts since November 1993, and now has a substantial product to present. Enjoy! (nwn)

    Bonneville : The University of Rochester's Near Infrared Group has expanded their home page and added a Jupiter-Comet Collision Gallery page that includes infrared images of Jupiter showing impact sites from the comet collision. (nwn)

    Bonneville : The University of Orleans, France, announces a new WWW server related to Publications on teaching mathematics. (nwn)

    Bonneville : The Nebula File System is a structured file system based on dynamic views of information. A WWW/Nebula gateway is available from the Penn State Computer Science Department. The gateway exports two contexts that can be searched with structured queries like description=emacs. The PC-archives context contains descriptions of more 27,000 software packages available through network archives. The StarGazer context contains bibliographic citations for operating systems, computer communications, and programming languages. (nwn)

    Bonneville : The National Child Rights Alliance (NCRA), formed by youth and adult survivors of child abuse and neglect, is now on-line. Resources include the history of the NCRA, the youth bill of rights, and numerous articles on children's rights. (nwn)

    Bonneville : A new WWW server at UC San Diego's Center for Astrophysics and Space Sciences is operational! Available is information relating to the science, facilities, and personnel at the center. Papers, images, and progress reports are available that relate to the Faint Object Spectrometer on the Hubble Space Telescope. Get a view of the science from Hubble, and see what goes on at CASS. (nwn)

    Bonneville : The members of the Internet mailing list murmur and newsgroup rec.music.rem have created a home page dedicated to the music of the group R.E.M. (nwn)

    Bonneville : The Residents' Association of Kathleen Lumley College, Adelaide, Australia has its own home page. This page contains essential information about KLC, e.g., fee, rooms available, provided meals, (ex-)residents address, scheduled events, college staffs, and contact points of the college, etc. True Multicultural Life is here, try it. (nwn)

    Bonneville : The Basser Department of Computer Science at the University of Sydney is back in the Web, with an introduction to its research and publications, information for prospective students, and a guide to its staff and postgraduate students. (nwn)

    September 14, 1994: Vice President Al Gore's National Performance Review announces the release of Creating a Government that Works Better and Costs Less: 1994 Status Report in full hyper-media. The 1994 report summarizes reinvention efforts across federal agenices during the last year. The report includes several hundred links to pictures, audio clips, as well as the NPR's extensive library of reinvention reference materials. The report is a complement part of the National Performance Review's recently released ToolKit, an interactive World Wide Web Home Page. (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: Champaign County, Illinois, USA, is online. The Silicon Prairie is home to CCNet, Prairienet, numerous high tech small business and agribusiness firms as well as the National Center for Supercomputing Applications and the University of Illinois. (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: NASA's Astrophysics Data System is pleased to announce the availability of the Einstein Archive Service. This service provides query and retrieval capability for the Einstein X-ray Observatory's processed data archive. The archive includes about 5000 X-ray observations (in astronomical standard FITS format) taken between 1978 and 1981. A listing of other ADS data services available via the WWW is also available. (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: PAWWS -- Portfolio Accounting World Wide from Security APL is pleased to announce the PAWWS Portfolio Management Challenge. PAWWS offers FREE stock quotes (15-minute delay) for US stocks, bonds traded at the NYSE and AMEX, Mutual Funds and Money Markets; historical charts for both the S&P 500 index and the DJIA are also avai lable. The PAWWS Portfolio Management Challenge will expose the individual investor to portfolio accounting, performance measurement and risk analysis by simulating a true portfolio management system. Each player will begin the game with $100,000.00 play money, and will be given the tools to manage their own portfolio. The first of three scheduled games will begin at 12:01 a.m. on September 16, 1994 and will run until 11:59 p.m. on October 14, 1994. A wa rm-up period will start Monday, September 12, 1994. Please note that all warm up accounts will be removed at the beginning of the first game. (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: The Rocky Mountain Windows NT User Group now has its World Wide Web server online. Meetings are held monthly in the greater Denver-Boulder, Colorado area. (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: The Massachusetts General Hospital, Department of Neurology Web server is online, with information about the department as well as the entire hospital. Covering both research and clinical areas, the Web server has PI research interests, unit descriptions, and staff "mini-CVs" with photographs. Current events in Neurology are kept up to date, and new information is constantly added. (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: IISD Linkages is a multi-media resource for Environment and Development Policy Makers provided by the International Institute for Sustainable Development, publishers of the Earth Negotiations Bulletin. It is designed to be an electronic clearing-house for information on past and upcoming international meetings related to environment and development. (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: The Department of Chemistry at University of Alberta in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, has an official welcome page. (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: SOMMERSZENE FESTIVAL 1994 in Salzburg is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its international festival of contempory performing arts. "An Inquiry into the Art of Survival Part I: A Season in Hell" offers THEATER, DANCE, TEXT, MUSIC, FILM. Over the years renowned artists from all over the world have met an open audience here to give the town the reputation of being more than just the upper-class meeting point for traditional culture. (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: NYU's Center for Digital Multimedia would like to welcome the first of its affiliates onto their World Wide Web server: FILMMAKER, an informative and irreverent magazine that focuses on independent movie-making. It is a joint publication of the Independent Feature Project and the Independent Feature Project/West. (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: trib.com is a service of the Casper (Wyoming) Star-Tribune. This service is an Internet daily newspaper and a "jumping off point" for the Web. They also offer an inexpensive way for companies to have their own World Wide Web pages. They have complete design services as well as scanning and audio preparation. For more information visit their home page or contact Greg Kearney, Casper Star-Tribune, P.O. Box 80, Casper, Wy. 82602, kearney@trib.com (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: The U.S. Geological Survey's Cascades Volcano Observatory is proud to announce the availability of its WWW server. Some information on volcanically-induced geologic and hydrologic hazards as well as images of volcanoes and volcanic phenomena are available. This server is still under active construction; comments and suggestions are welcome. (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: Hello Direct is a leading developer and marketer of high-quality telecommunications products. The company provides solutions-oriented products ranging from headsets and teleconferencing units to call controllers and cellular accessories. In addition, the proprietary line of unique headsets includes the world's first 900 MHz cordless headset, the HelloSet Cordless®. All the company's products are available direct through an in-depth, fully-illustrated catalog. Hello Direct is brought to you by Internet Distribution Services. (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: Fractal Geometry, Feedback and Chaos are the themes of the exhibition Contours of the Mind at the Australian National University in Canberra. The event has brought together a unique blend of visual art, science and music from Australia and abroad. An online catalogue of submitted works is now available. (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: Parachute into the Big Midsummer Garden Party at Web World! (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: The Unicycling home page has a new URL. You can learn all you want to know about unicycling there. Learn how to ride, how to ride better, and where to buy one. You can even watch unicycling, if you need to get motivated. (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: The first Vangelis Home Page is online. The page consists of many pictures, digitized music and animations. Vangelis is a famous synthisizer guru and he has made soundtracks for many movies. Also included in this page is a section specific to Bladerunner, the most discussed movie of the Internet. (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: A completely free SNMP-based network management system is now available. HNMS, the Hierarchical Network Management System, may be used to monitor and manage a large routed IP network. The X-based GUI provides compact representations of LANs and various WAN architectures. Data collection is handled via SNMP, ICMP, and direct layer-2 monitoring. The diagrams are completely auto-configuring. A custom version of HNMS was used to generate the live, three-dimensional representation of the cross-country ATM network at Supercomputing '93 in Portland, Oregon. Complete source code is provided. HNMS was developed at the Numerical Aerodynamic Simulation facility at the NASA Ames Research Center. (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: Elliotte Rusty Harold and the friendly folks at the Alternative Collegiate Computer Association of New Mexico State University are pleased to bring you The Well Connected Mac, a single entry point to all Macintosh resources on the Web. Needless to say this project may take some time. Nonetheless it is already quite full with software, information, online journals, product reviews, full hypertext versions of several Macintosh FAQ lists and much more. Check it out, and if there's something you think should be included there (but isn't) send mail to elharo@shock.njit.edu. It's very much a work in progress, and all feedback is appreciated. (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: This week's issue of InfoWorld Magazine is now available at the Internet Shopping Network. (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: The Texas Agricultural Extension Service (TAEX) humbly announces its first WWW server, leviathan. Leviathan features agriculturally oriented clipart, an interactive software catalog, and publication abstracts. (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: Quadralay Corporation is proud to announce the latest addition to their Web server. They now carry "Earth & Sky", a syndicated radio program heard across the country each weekday. It deals with popular science subjects from astronomy and earth science to our environment. The show's scripts will be available each day on Quadralay's web server, as will an archive of older scripts. "Earth & Sky" originates in Austin, Texas. (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: Rednet Ltd (UK) announce the launch of onLine, a new Internet provider service. The onLine W3 server contains information on joining and many other goodies. (nwn)

    September 13, 1994: Glass Wings has now opened its doors onto the electronic frontier. This Australian site covers a wide range of interests including news, games, entertainment, humour, travel, books and magazines, the environment, human rights, food, health, the educational, sexuality, the arts and a writers forum. Also in the process of coming into being is an arcade with Australian based businesses. Glass Wings is a companion project of Xanadu Australia. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: The National Science Foundation announces its WWW server. The NSF Home Page includes the Guide to Programs and the Grants Proposal Guide. These documents provide information on program initiatives at NSF, along with instructions for preparing and submitting proposals. The Home Page also includes biographies of NSF officials, and a feature on the Alan T. Waterman Award winners. Weekly "What's New" pages provide a summary of new items. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: Robert Denny would like to announce the production release of the Web Server V1.3 for Microsoft Windows. This HTTP/1.0 compliant server runs under Windows 3.1 or Windows for Workgroups 3.11 in native 16-bit mode, providing fully multi-threaded operation for up to 8 simultaneous connections at rates of over 8/sec on a 486/66. It incorporates the Windows CGI Specification as well as a DOS-VM based CGI interface. Features closely match those of the NCSA Web server "httpd" 1.3 for Unix systems, including the common log file format, automatic directory indexing, and access authorization. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: Announcing the AVHRR Land Pathfinder Data Set WWW Home page. These pages include sample images and important information about the AVHRR Land Pathfinder Data Set. The AVHRR Land Pathfinder Data Set is a long term terrestrial 8km resolution data set useful for studying global change derived from the AVHRR instrument. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: The 19th Hole (a.k.a. "The Clubhouse") has added The Rules of Golf Online. Answer all of your questions about the rules, settle your score and tell a few tall tales in the Clubhouse after a hard 18. The 19th Hole is a place for golfers to relax, share some stories and maybe even settle a bet or two (not that golfers bet!) Included is Headlines! with info on the latest scores, tournaments, and local happenings. The 1994 Golf Digest Record Book is the place to find out how your favorite golfer did in 1993 or who won the British Open in 1863. And the Scorecard Archive is the place to check out some courses before you play them. Also included are other good golf links. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: Intergraph Corporation, developer of the Technical Desktop -- the combination of compatible technical applications and personal productivity tools in a single desktop computer -- announces Intergraph Online, a new information resource about the company's products and services. Intergraph's hardware and software products are used for computer-aided engineering, design, analysis, manufacturing, publishing, and earth sciences such as mapping/geographical information systems. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: Lancaster University, UK, would like to announce the introduction of its WWW Server. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: The 1994 Commonwealth Games WWW Information System is now available on the Web. This system has static and dynamic (results) Commonwealth Games info as well as tourism related information for the province of British Columbia. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: The National Marine Fisheries Service announces it's home page. The server includes links to the NOAA home page as well as links to National Marine Fisheries Science Centers and NMFS related sites. In addition, the books Our Living Oceans Annual Report 1993 and Index for Fisheries of the U.S -1992 are available online. There are also home pages for certain NMFS office including The Office of Protected Resources which contains a brochure called Protecting the Nation's Marine Species which gives a listing of endangered and threatened species. This page also has various marine sounds and mpeg movies. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: The Management Information Systems Division of the Faculty of Commerce of the University of British Columbia now has a home page containing course information and professor's bios. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: The members of the Internet mailing list murmur and the newsgroup rec.music.rem would like to announce the availability of the R.E.M. Home Page. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: QuoteCom would like to announce free stock quotes on the Internet!. Up to 5 quotes per day are free to registered users. Many more services are available to paying customers, such as End-of-day portfolio reports, Standard & Poor's MarketScope, Standard & Poor's Stock Guide, Hoover Company Profiles, and much more. Especially cool for WWW fans might be our online charting capability. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: cookware announces it's various services have MOVED to a new URL. Please update your hotlists for the Virtual Contractor service as well as the Web World Home Page Authoring service. Virtual Contractor is a free service helping people who need computer help link up with contractors and consultants who can offer that help. Home Page Authoring is a service to help businesses and individuals create their own WWW home pages, as well as custom server software, remailer servers, and server and html maintanence. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: International Universities is now online. With study/travel programs in places like France, New Mexico, & Mexico, they provide Internet users with much needed respites from the stress of computer life. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: Experience Virtual reality for yourself with our hyperactive molecules at the departments of chemistry at Imperial College and Leeds. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: The Fairfax CALS Shared Resource Center sponsored by ARPA and operated by Dimensions International, Inc. and George Mason University is proud to announce the availability of its WWW server. The center provides a source of information and assistance to Government and industry, and in particular to small business, with regard to CALS, enterprise integration, electronic commerce and business process re-engineering. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: The Chez Rampart Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of works by internationally known painter and illustrator Julie Snyder. Chez Rampart is an Art Gallery featuring fine art works by some of todays most interesting and important artists, with an emphasis on analog (that is, non-computer produced) art. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: The Mayo Foundation's Biomedical Imaging Resource now has a home page. The page descibes some of our current research into medical image processing, analysis and manipulation, including information on Analyze (tm) and AVW. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: An introductory course in using the ARC-INFO GIS system is now available here. Those people not interested in geographical systems may still want to check out a beautiful 3-D rendering of the landscape of the Palestine area. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: The Orienteering and Rogaining WWW Server is now on-line with information on clubs and federations from around the world, including schedules, results, maps and people to contact for more information. Orienteering is the use of a highly detailed map and a compass to find one's way through unknown surroundings and, if done competitively, in the least possible time. Rogaining is the sport of long distance cross-country navigation in which teams of two to five members, on foot using map and compass, visit as many checkpoints as possible in up to twenty-four hours. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: pixelMotion Images Inc., located in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada , is pleased to announce its Web server. A picture gallery illustrates pixelMotion's capabilities to help create film, video, multimedia and hypermedia entertainment, as well as edutainment and scientific visualization. The server also provides information about the distributed and visual computing services offered by pixelMotion's HYPERCOMP division . (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: The Fairfax CALS Shared Resource Center sponsored by ARPA and operated by Dimensions International, Inc. and George Mason University is proud to announce the availability of its WWW server. The center provides a source of information and assistance to Government and industry, and in particular to small business, with regard to CALS, enterprise integration, electronic commerce and business process re-engineering. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: The Northwest Fisheries Science Center, located in Seattle, WA, has opened a WWW home page. NWFSC is a research facility of the Northwest Region of the National Marine Fisheries Service, NOAA, and is responsible for providing scientific and technical support for the management, conservation, and development of the Pacific Northwest region's anadromous and marine fishery resources. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: The Second Commercial Applications of Parallel Processing Conference is scheduled for 17-19 October 1994 in Austin, Texas. CAPP 94 features tutorials and invited speakers, panel sessions, and an old-fashioned Texas barbeque. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: Personal Bibliographic Software, Inc. announces a WWW site and a Gopher which provide information about PBS and its products, ProCite and BiblioLink II. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: The 1994 Dallas Video Festival will be presented at the Dallas Museum of Art, November 10-13, 1994. Now in its eighth year, The Dallas Video Festival provides a showcase for new works by national, international, and regional independent artists, hands-on workshops for children, screenings of ground-breaking work by television's pioneers, installations, and demonstrations of the latest technologies that are expanding the possibilities of video and electronic media for all independent artists. There are no thematic or content restrictions. Entries may be narrative, documentary, animation, experimental, computer graphics, works by children, children's programming, music videos, etc. The Festival is also accepting entries for the interActive Zone (CD-ROM, CD-I, 3DO, hypertext, etc.) (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: The Software Engineering Laboratory (Laboratoire de génie logiciel) of the National Research Council of Canada's Institute for Information Technology is ready to "go public" with its WWWeb Server. The Laboratory performs research and development in software engineering, with the objective of developing tools and techniques that will assist Canadian companies, whose principal product is software, in improving their processes and products. The laboratory currently has three major program areas: Realtime and Embedded Systems (including the Harmony operating system project and publications on software configuration management), Commercial Software Products and Large-scale Systems. Additional publications, from all three research programs, will soon be available on the server. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: The Department of Art at Appalachian State University, Boone, North Carolina, is offering an on-line sculpture exhibit titled THE ROSEN OUTDOOR SCULPTURE EXHIBIT. The exhibition is made up of high resolution images, artist statements and a clickable map of campus, making this exhibition informative and user-friendly. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: Information about one of the nation's premier distance learning programs is now accessible on the WWW! The Video Instructional Program (VIP) at the University of Massachusetts Amherst has been providing quality continuing education for working engineers since 1974. Using distance education technology, professionals can enroll in the same classses as on-campus students - the same quality education without the sacrifice in time. Two master's degrees, as well as training and short courses in a variety of engineering-related disciplines, are available. (nwn)

    September 7, 1994: There is a new WWW Linux Server located in Marseille, France, and maintained by some Resus Members that are also Linux users. It is intended to have as much information about Linux as possible. All the pages are both in English and French. (nwn)

    September 6, 1994: Vice President Al Gore's National Performance Review announces the test release of "Your ToolKit to help reinvent government." An inter-active World Wide Web home page. In the ToolKit users will find one of the best sources of reinvention information as well as important links to the people and places working to create a government that works better and costs less. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: The 1994 Virtual DuQuoin State Fair is now on the Web, care of Southern Illinois University, on behalf of the Office of the Lieutenant Governor, Bob Kustra. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: The office of USA Vice President, Al Gore, announces FinanceNet, providing access to financial management documents and information pertaining to all levels of government: foreign, Federal, state and local. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: The World's Greatest Rock 'n' Roll Band is proud to announce their very own Web Server. They are the Rolling Stones and they are now giving you the best place in netland for the real Stones fan to hang out. Offerings include:

    All from their 94/95 Voodoo Lounge World Tour. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: A Post-Polio Syndrome Home Page is now online. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: The Internet Plaza is pleased to announce the opening of Lane and Lenge Florists. Lane and Lenge florists is a leader in the floral wire service industry. They now offer online ordering services on the Internet, giving Internet users an easy way to deliver flowers from and to anywhere in the world! (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: The Image Processing Group at the United Medical and Dentals Schools, London, UK, have an online list of Biomedical Imaging Conferences (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: The Telecommunications and Signal Theory Group at Politecnico di Torino (Torino, Italy) is starting a research project requiring the statistical analysis of a great amount of small paging messages. You can contribute by sending your own paging message! (form-supporting browser required) (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: The Department of Computer Science at UC Santa Barbara announces its new home page. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: The Internet Multicasting Service is pleased to announce the availability of The Cliff Stoll Performance Art Theatre and Networking Revue, and The Tour de France. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: The Internet Plaza is pleased to announce the opening of the Where the Buffalo Roam home page. Where the Buffalo Roam is a cartoon feature uniquely suited to the World Wide Web's subversive technology. Its unique brand of pull-no-punches humor leaves some readers laughing, and others calling for the cartoonist's immediate execution. Be among the first to witness the carnage. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: The USENIX Association, the UNIX and advanced computing systems professional and technical association, announces the availability of its WWW server. The online resource center maintains information on current activities of nwn)

    September 2, 1994: The Bureau of Indian Affairs, Division of Energy and Mineral Resources is pleased to announce its new World Wide Web server. The Division provides special services to the Indian mineral owner that are unique within the Department of Interior. A program overview of the Nation Indian Oil and Gas Evaluation and Management System currently being developed by the Division is now online. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: The High Performance and Communications office at NASA Ames Research Center is pleased to announce their World Wide Web server. The Ames HPCC office is the lead center for the NASA/HPCC Computational Aerosciences program, and is involved in interdisiplinary research for the aerospace and high performance computing communities. On the Ames HPCC server you will find information on research participation in various HPCC projects, as well as a comprehensive listing of educational computing resources designed to assist the K-12 online community. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: The Internet Society Executive Director's keynote address to the first Networld+Interop94-Tokyo conference is available on the Web. The presentation - entitled the Present and Future of the Internet - focuses on many facets of the Internet as Global Information Infrastructure, and contains several current Internet metrics graphs, including an interesting Internet evolution overview chart. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: The Plasma and Accelerator Physics Group at the University of Colorado has moved its WWW server. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: InfoSeek Corporation, in conjunction with Ziff Communications, is offering free access to the Computer Select database of over 140 computer publications for a limited time absolutely FREE to the first 5,000 users to request an account by sending e-mail to info@infoseek.com. Using plain English queries processed by a very powerful and accurate full-text search system, users can obtain information on a broad variety of computer related topics, such as stories on companies, products, people, and the latest computer technologies and trends. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: Jeffrey Friedl (jfriedl@omron.co.jp) announces the new version of his Japanese/English English/Japanese dictionary at the Carnegie Mellon University School of Computer Science. It works without the need for Japanese fonts (although they're supported if you have them), and features a particularly nifty interface which allows advanced user customization across all pages, with text pages being tailored to each user on the fly. It can only be described as subarashii <-- (try it! it's a direct link to a dictionary query with an unusually large font that you're supposed to be impressed with :-) (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: The Internet Business Center is a new business information service from The Internet Group, The Internet Letter, and Internet Info. The IBC is a World-Wide Web center of regularly updated information important to companies conducting business on the Internet. The Center will provide Internet industry statistics, feature articles on Internet business issues, and references to sources of information concerning conducting business on the Internet. For more information, contact bauer@tig.com. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: The Lesbian Gay Transgendered Alliance (LBGTA) is the first student organization at The University of Colorado, Boulder to have a Web server, with information about the queer community in Boulder and Colorado. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: Announcing the establishment of the Journal of Buddhist Ethics to promote the study of Buddhist ethics through the publication of research papers, discussion articles, bulletins, and reviews. The Journal of Buddhist Ethics is the first academic journal dedicated entirely to Buddhist ethics, and is innovative in adopting a totally electronic mode of publication. In most other respects, however, it will function as a traditional scholarly journal. Research papers and discussion articles submitted to the journal will be subject to blind peer review. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: The School of Aeronautics, one of five schools and colleges at Florida Tech, is now accessible via the WWW. The five degree programs of the School of Aeronautics offer aviation management and aeronautical science curricula, each with flight and nonflight options, and aviation computer science. Both aeronautical science programs are FAA-approved Airway Science curricula, and all aeronautical science and aviation management programs are fully accredited by the Council on Aviation Accreditation. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: SunSITE is pleased to announce the Women's Resources Project! The project presents information on academic programs in Women's Studies and libraries with strong collections pertaining to the discipline, women and literature, community resources for women, and a gathering of women's resources found on the 'net. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: Last fall, Faber & Faber published The Death of Rock 'n' Roll by Jeff Pike. The book, a fascinating and witty compendium of dead rock stars from bluesman Robert Johnson to the present, is particularly suited to the hypertext medium. Hyperlinked excerpts from it -- including sections on Elvis Presley, John Lennon, Marvin Gaye, and Sid Vicious -- are now available on the Internet. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: The Puerto Rico WWW page is now online. It contains information about Puerto Rico: interesting facts, history, places to visit, hotel information and a large library of beautiful images from the island. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: Leeds University Music Department announces Rich ard Robinson's Tunebook, an on-line album of traditional tunes from Ireland, England, Scotland and the Northern Isles, Scandinavia and elsewhere :- jigs and reels, polskas and schottisches, waltzes, bourrees, horos and more. It contains a lot of gif files showing staff notation for these tunes, and indexes of these files sorted in various orders. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: Contents of the WWW server in the Circuit Theory Laboratory at the Helsinki University of Technology (Finland) have been updated:

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    September 2, 1994: The Department of Journalism, Media and Communication - JMK at Stockholm University, Sweden is happy to announce that its experimental WWW server is now in place. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: The maintainer of PennMUSH would like to announce the creation of the Almost-Complete List of MUSHes, providing addresses, capsule summaries, MudWHO queries, and links to appropriate FTP sites and home pages for all known MUSHes. Those seeking information about MUDs in general should consult the new MUD Resource Collection, a comprehensive collection of FAQs and links to MUD information sources. (nwn)

    September 2, 1994: SUNY Potsdam announces the opening of Through Lover's Eyes, a one-person faculty art exhibition. The twenty images in the show are derived from traditional drawing and printmaking skills, combined with new methods and technology. (nwn)

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    August 31, 1994: The National Hockey League Server is now available. Presently, the service provides such information as the latest NHL scores (currently for the 1994 playoffs), the present league standings (currently for the 1993-94 season), team records against each other (currently for the 1994 playoffs), the 1994 Stanley Cup Playoff matchups (broken down game-by-game), and the leading scorers (currently for the 1994 playoffs). The updated HTML files (scores, standings, team records, and individual scoring) are generated automatically with the use of two FORTRAN programs that take as their input game scores and the names of players who have registered goals or assists. In addition, you can also get the history of matchups in the Stanley Cup finals, and NHL awards like the Rookie of the Year Award or the Most Valuable Player Award. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The Plasma and Accelerator Physics Group at the University of Colorado has moved its WWW server. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Hawaii at Hilo announces that their WWW Server is now on-line. Additional departments such as Geology and Marine Science will be available in the near future. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The University of Memphis is proud to announce the Institute of Egyptian Art and Archaeology Web pages. Included on the pages are an exhibit of some of the Egyptian antiquities residing at the Institute and a short tour of Egypt. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: Kids' College, a program sponsored by the Ingham Intermediate School District and Michigan State University, has 240 third and fourth graders who are studying either Rocks, Forestry, Water or Flight. These groups have put up their own WWW pages that contain information about themselves, their interests and what they have learned. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: Buning The Florist would like to announce their full-color on-line catalog of their most popular flower arrangements, plants and gift baskets for holidays and other occasions. Some of the categories include: Everyday Favorites, Birthday Party Bouquets, Newborn Baby Presents, Romance (Roses, Valentine's Day Bouquets), Get Well and Thanks/Appreciation (Secretarie's Day, Mother's Day, or any other occasion). (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: Trophies by Edco, Inc. is announcing the availability of their on-line color catalog. The catalog contains many examples of their products including laser engraved motivational plaques, advertising specialties, trophies, incentive plaques, ribbons, name badges, signs, acrylic and glass awards. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The Lighthouse Getaway has added many new lights, including Boston, Point Sur , and St. Augustine. The Lighthouse Getaway is part of the University of Tennessee Libraries WWW Server . (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The Physical Oceanography Distributed Active Archive Center (PO.DAAC) at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) is proud to announce that it is on the WWW with a list of the oceanographic data that it distributes. Data that PO.DAAC distributes includes TOPEX/Poseidon (~55K GIF) and AVHRR Sea Surface Temperature (~27K GIF) satellite information along with IBM and Macintosh applications for oceanographic data. PO.DAAC is pleased to offer product ordering via the Web. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The Caption Competition is now up and running. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The University of South Florida's Health Sciences Center is pleased to offer the USF Health Sciences NEWS, an online newsletter featuring the latest research from the university's colleges of Medicine, Nursing and Public Health. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The adminstrators of the Surfers interactive chat program would like to annouce their Surfers W3 server. If you would like to meet some different people, give it a try! (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: Experience the awesome high-stepping sonic glory of the Princeton University Band. The PUB is the United States' first college football marching band, and is also one of the country's few scramble bands. The site includes high-quality musical recordings, photographs, over four decades of halftime show scripts, and more orange and black plaid than you can shake a stick at. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The London & South-East centre for High Performance Computing (SEL-HPC) is now on the Web. The centre's role is to act as a focus for HPC in London and the south-east region. The aim is to develop, pilot and make available HPC courses for education and training. The centre also provides an article archive on HPC, functional programming, vision and image processing, computational mathematics, and neural networks. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The School of Biological Sciences at the University of Bristol has set up a WWW server. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The Department of Photography and Instructional Graphics at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, in order to serve their growing graphic community, is now online through their WWW.DOPIG site. Information available details graphic services available to their campus clients and makes available a wealth of additional information about slide-making, illustration, and graphic arts for the general public. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center would like to announce its new MSFC Procurement Home Page, which provides advance procurement notices and solicitations among other general procurement information. It also provides small business assistance information, and links to other sites providing related information. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: Senator Edward Kennedy is the first member of the United States Senate to put up a WWW page. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The Tenagra Corporation helps organizations establish their net.presence using net.acceptable techniques. A member of the NASA Johnson Technology Commercialization Center, Tenagra is headquartered in Houston, Texas. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The World Wide Web Tennis Server is now on-line, hosting monthly player and equipment tips, daily tennis news, hyperlinked versions of the Tennis Rules and Tennis Code, links to tennis info throughout the web, the Windemere Racquet & Swim Club, and the entrance to The Racquet Workshop, the Web's first specialty tennis shoppe. Sponsored by The Racquet Workshop and The Tenagra Corporation of Houston, Texas (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: UniPress Software, Inc. a leading developer and distributor of UNIX software, is proud to present itself to the Internet community. UniPress has designed its server for users to easily browse their product listings from PC-UNIX connectivity solutions to development tools and applications, or to request more information. Users may also find out more about the acclaimed technical support and maintenance, porting services, training and consulting UniPress provides. UniPress also has a Trivia contest (for WWW browsers that support forms) -- a bunch of lucky winners will receive high quality UniPress T-shirts. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The Planetary Rings Node is responsible for restoring, archiving and publishing datasets describing planetary ring systems. This includes all of the relevant datasets acquired from previous and future spacecraft, as well as from Earth-based observatories. In order to support research with these datasets, the node also provides expert assistance, catalog information to help scientists pinpoint the most relevant data, and a suite of software tools to simplify data manipulation. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The Hoover Institution is a 3-building part of the Stanford campus, where scholars specializing in public policy research come to use the resources of the Hoover Archives and Library. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The Computer Tailor, a computer retailer, would like to invite you to their virtual front desk to peruse their PC showroom. Also, TCT would like to announce that they need a logo, and for best logo they are awarding the artist with a 14.4k fax/modem. Good luck in the contest! (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: Ain't Whistlin' Dixie, a collection of traditional Irish and American music for penny whistle and ocarina, has been released by David Walker of the University of California, Irvine. It is the Internet's first collection of folk music in an "album" format. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: THE GAMES DOMAIN - The largest collection of games related links on the Internet. This site contains over 140 links to various FAQs, walkthroughs, FTP links, home pages, interactive links, information documents, and much more! Also games reviews via the W3 version of GameBytes magazine. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The Oregon State Archives and the Oregon State University Archives are pleased to announce "Fighters on the Farm Front", an on-line exhibit commemorating Oregon's Emergency Farm Labor Service, 1943-1947. The original traveling exhibit developed by the Oregon State University Archives with the assistance and support of the University's Agricultural Communications Office and the Oregon Council for the Humanities will have been displayed at 13 sites in Oregon from 1992 - 1995. The on-line exhibit contains over 70 photographic and graphic images focusing on the experiences of the diverse population that contributed to the World War II effort in the fields and orchards of Oregon. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: Internet One, Inc. is a professional consulting firm specializing in UNIX, TCP/IP, and MS Windows/DOS with expertise in the following areas: the design, implementation and integration of secure and reliable TCP/IP Internet connections; workshops on topics like Intro to Perl, Advanced Perl, UNIX, and Intro to the Internet; UNIX systems products like ROOT, Qmail, and DNS AutoPilot; and Mosaic HTML Home Page development. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The Rochester Institute of Technology is proud to offer its RIT-OnLine WWW Server. While still under construction, feedback about the server is greatly appreciated. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The German Aerospace Research Establishment (DLR) is pleased to announce its information services. Aviation, space flight and energy technology are the key areas of DLR activities. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The RC-Sailors of Finland announces the availability of its RC-Sailing information. This WWW service contains general information on Radio Control Sailing (descriptions and pictures), the Finnish Competition Schedule and an on-line result service including results of all Finnish competitions and of some international competitions. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: CIESIN's Human Dimensions Kiosk provides electronic access to unpublished scholarly papers and less accessible reports on the human dimensions of global environmental change research. The Kiosk is intended to promote the timely exchange of current information on human dimensions of global change among researchers and policy makers, both within and across disciplinary boundaries. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The Armenian Research Center of the University of Michigan-Dearborn now maintains a homepage of material on the Armenians, their history, the Armenian Genocide, and the current struggle of Nagorno- Karabagh. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The cyberslinks of the Kool Group at the Chemistry Department of the University of Rochester are pleased to present their home page, prepared by Vineet Gupta, a graduate student member. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: A set of information pages for KORFBALL has just been created. These pages include information on korfball, up and coming events, contact addresses, korfball news and scanned korfball images. The amount of information available is expected to increase rapidly within the next few weeks. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The OSI-Protocol Testing Laboratory (OSI-LAB) is pleased to announce its WWW server located in Switzerland. The server currently provides information about the Lab, an X.400 Address server and ftp access to OSTC Documents. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The Earth Sciences and Resources Institute (ESRI) is proud to announce a home page. ESRI was established in 1973 as an independent research organization at the University of South Carolina. In 1993 ESRI established a second base of operations at the University of Utah. The Institute has two main areas of focus: it conducts national and international multidisciplinary research related to the earth sciences, including the disciplines of geology, geohydrology, geophysics, and geochemistry; and it provides educational opportunities for advanced degrees in technical and managerial preparation for students working on projects within these and related disciplines. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The UCI Bookstore, is proud to present its second major World Wide Web photography exposition, The Jazz Photography Of Ray Avery, exploring 50's West Coast Jazz through Avery's classic images, a discography, record covers and music samples. The Bookstore also announces a multimedia version of AP Professional's Fall 1994 (1.3) Catalog. AP Professional is a new imprint of Academic Press which publishes technical books at an intermediate level on practical aspects of computing. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: Scholastic Network announces the Scholastic Internet Center, a free, high-value Internet destination for K-12 teachers and their students. Among our free resources for educators are curriculum libraries, lesson plans, seasonal curriculum activities, a huge library on integrating technology into the classroom, and information on the Scholastic Network, Scholastic's online service for schools. Students will enjoy the language arts and science resource information, and everyone will benefit from cruising our Ultimate EducationStore, a searchable catalog of books, software, magazines and other products from Scholastic and other publishers. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: Communicopia Environmental Research and Communications now makes available a full description of its communications and online research services. This firm, based in Vancouver, Canada, brings strategic communications skills together with high-tech tools for clients with environmental priorities. The page contains images of Canadian wildlife and information on using the Internet for public consultation programs. It resides on the Westcoast Interchange WWW Server which also houses the World Real Estate Listings Service. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The Graduate School of Management at Macquarie University in Sydney Australia would like to announce their WWW Server. They plan to use Mosaic as a showcase of interesting applications for the Web and a guide to business management education on the Net. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The Internal Auditing World Wide Web has a new URL: Internal Auditing World Wide Web (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: John Leavitt has been maintaining the Speculative Fiction Clearing House, for a few months now. Speculative fiction is defined to mean science fiction, fantasy, horror, and related genres. The clearing house includes pointers to information on authors, awards, subject and author bibliographies, bookstores, conventions, on-line genre fiction, publishers, and on-line zines and newsletters. It is also the home to Omphalos, the Allegheny Speculative Fiction Review, a review zine edited by John Leavitt. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: Venable, Baetjer, Howard & Civiletti - the first law firm to construct its own WWW server - has recently published the July, 1994 edition of the Workplace Labor Update, a quarterly newsletter on employment law issues. Included in the current issue is an interesting article entitled "Kitchengate" which discusses the application of employment laws to the White House Chef. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: Reece High School in Devonport, Tasmania, Australia would like to announce the installation of its Web Server. This server provides links to information relevant to high school students, information about Tasmania and selections of work completed by students. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: Phi Tau Coeducational Fraternity, a local coeducational fraternity at Dartmouth College, in Hanover, NH, has joined the World Wide Web. These pages include a social calendar, a brief history of the fraternity, information about some of the house's charitable activities, and many images of the brotherhood. Hopefully, this site will also offer ideas to other Greek organizations seeking to join the Web. (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: The Medical Research Council of Canada has implemented a World Wide Web server to disseminate Canadian biomedical research funding information. For further information, contact Lynne Mulvihill at mulvihilll@hpb.hw.ca (nwn)

    August 31, 1994: RAND, a nonprofit institution that helps improve public policy through research and analysis, is now on the Web. In addition to getting a description of RAND's mission and organization, you can search for and order RAND publications, read summaries of selected projects, and find out about many specific research initiatives. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The organizing committees of the first three International World Wide Web Conferences have formed the International World-Wide Web Conference Committee. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: EDINFO, The University of Edinburgh's World Wide Web (WWW) Information Service, is now online. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: Lighthouse Productions Announces: The NetCenter. The Center of the Comp-uni-Verse. Home of the InterActive Yellow Pages & The Roadmap to the Information Superhighway. Find listings of important places both on and off the Internet. Also visit ComOnLine, the 1st OnLine Trade Show. Find the Newest and Hottest Computer Product Introductions. From here just follow the Menus to the rest of Cyberspace. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The County of Arlington, the Virginia side of the nation's capitol, is pleased to announce the availability of the Arlington County Information Server. Access detailed information on tourism including places to stay, what to visit, how to get around and where to eat. View business related information such as "Build to Suit" projects, Business Development initiatives, and Educational resources. Additionally, information on living in the county with sections on housing, schools, transportation, recreation, the Arts and shopping are included. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: AMCOL Corporation is the leader in producing quality lubricants and applicators for the metals industry. Their mission is APQ--Absolutely, Positively, Quality in everything they do. Learn more about how they carry on that mission in their new WWW pages. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: BioData announces the availability of the Democratic side of the health care debate, the Mitchell Bill S.2357, as a World Wide Web resource. The entire text of S.2357 may be downloaded by accessing the BioData web site. WWW sysops are encouraged to copy the "HTMLized" version of the bill for distribution on a national basis. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: VIBE, the magazine of urban music (Jazz, Blues, Reggae, Hip Hop, Rap)and youth culture is proud to announce VibeOnline! a free service on the World Wide Web. Featuring isMapped covers as navigation interfaces, full text and photos excerpted from the paper version and a library of the latest music releases, VibeOnline! breaks new grounds in Internet publishing. VIBE is a joint venture between affiliates of Quincy Jones/David Salzman Entertainment and Time Publishing Ventures, Inc. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: InfoSeek Corporation is offering free queries and document retrievals from a trial version of the Computer Select database of over 100 computer periodicals until Oct 15. Using plain English queries processed by a very powerful and accurate full-text search system, users can obtain information on a broad variety of computer related topics, such as stories on companies, products, people, and computer technologies and trends. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: There are some new additions on the Amdahl Corporation WWW server, home of the A+Texture WWW products. The new features include Hot Topics and Internet Exploration Starting Points. Amdahl's staffing department is now on the Web so employment information is available, which will be expanded into online job listings in the near future. The server continues to update press releases and product information as they become available. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: A new commercial WWW server is now operational on the Internet to provide information regarding Sea Change Corporation and their products and services. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The Myst Web offers clues and hints to the very popular PC/Mac game of Myst. The Myst and other pages are reachable via the Home Page, which also offers pointers to Middle-East Information, and President Clinton Artwork. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The Chez Rampart Art Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of works by internationally known painter and illustrator Julie Snyder. Chez Rampart is an Art Gallery featuring fine art works by some of today's most interesting and important artists, with an emphasis on analog (that is, non-computer produced) art. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: CRS4 and the Italian newspaper "L'Unione Sarda" are pleased to announce "L'UNIONE SARDA ON-LINE", a WWW version of the newspaper. The system is being developed, on experimental basis, as a Master thesis project. A dynamic link, always pointing to an indexed first page of today's newspaper, is also available here. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The Video Webalog is an information source and product catalog for desktop video. It contains tutorials about video technology and descriptions of products in ten product categories. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The Orthodox Page is now available on the Web. The page provides information and material related to Orthodox Christianity as well as links to other servers which could be of interest to Orthodox Christians or those who are interested in Orthodoxy. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: Wildfire Communications, Inc., developer of a telephone-based personal communications assistant, is kicking off their new web-server with a raffle for a free Apple Newton MessagePad 110. If you're 18 or older and have a North American accent, check it out! (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: Now available, issue 10 of Meta Magazine features news briefs, stories on Linux and Netcom, and an article on the potential for small business multinationals. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The Network Administrator at the University of Wisconsin - Marathon Center is now providing public access to one of the local servers. OingoMTH.uwc.edu serves as a user supported WWW platform. Other services include Internet training materials, guides and a BBS. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The Catherine Wheel Home Page currently features links to the latest discography, album and b-side lyrics as well as information on how to subscribe to _Strange Fruit_, the Catherine Wheel mailing list. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The Oak Ridge Centers for Manufacturing Technology (ORCMT) is pleased to announce the availability of its World Wide Web server. The ORCMT provides government and industry access to manufacturing expertise and facilities at the Y-12 Site in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. The Centers are organized around six core technology areas supporting the national mission to improve American industrial competitiveness. Server information includes center descriptions, expertise and facilities, types of manufacturing assistance available, and the results of a U.S. Navy Best Manufacturing Practices survey of the Oak Ridge Facilities. The ORCMT is managed by Martin Marietta Energy Systems, Inc., for the U.S. Department of Energy. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The BioBanco Project, sponsored by the International Federation of Scientific Societies (FISS) and Fundacion Maquipucuna announce its WWW server in Cuenca, Ecuador. The server includes information on the BioBanco Project, the Spanish node of the Biodiversity Information Network BIN-21, A list of Internet resources for Biology and Medicine, News and Information about Ecuador. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: Fans of the Babylon 5 science-fiction TV show in Singapore and the UK can now find air schedules for their respective countries in The Lurker's Guide to Babylon 5. A schedule for the US is, of course, also present. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The staff of Ketav would like to announce the long awaited completion of its second issue. Ketav is Brigham Young University's online general information magazine. Feature articles include: "Negative Matter: Part 1", and "Virtual Hike up Y Mountain." (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The Objectivism WWW service is now online. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The LI NewsWire 1.3 is hereby published for free browsing on the Internet. Top stories this month include a report on Mead Data Central's situation, Germany's online information market, US Wests' move into European information, news from the Financial Times, Oracle, IBM, Dataware, BRS, the SGML community, among other stories and features. Electronic Documents' review of WordPerfect's forthcoming Envoy can be downloaded in both PostScript and Acrobat formats. The review pits a beta version of Envoy against Acrobat and competitors. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The GASNet Anesthesiology Server provides a variety of materials of interest to anesthesiologists and other physicians. Educational items include multimedia manuals, videos of procedures, and the abstracts of the Journal of Clinical Monitoring. Links are also provided to other sites of interest to physicians. GASNet is made possible through the generous support of the NYU Medical Center Department of Anesthesiology. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: Missouri Botanical Garden (MBG) proudly announces its new World Wide Web server. The site includes a tour of the Garden, a brief history lesson, the Flora of North America project, information about educational programs, and a gateway to other biological Web sites. Over 600,000 WAIS-indexed records reside in the taxonomic database, accessible to any Web or gopher user. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The National Weather Service, Tallahassee, FL invites you to visit their World Wide Web home page, the first such page for a local NWS office in the nation. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The Department of Linguistics at the University of Rochester, in Rochester, NY announces its new World Wide Web server. The department handbook is available, providing information about all aspects of the department, including information about its faculty and course offerings. In addition, a hypertext version of the LINGUIST List, the electronic mailing list of the linguistics community, is available on the server. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: A new online magazine, Snake Oil, is Your Guide to Kooky Kontemporary Kristian Kulture. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The Fairfax Information Technology Center at Fairfax CALS Shared Resource Center would like to announce their HTTP server. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: Costa Rica's National Institute of Biodiversity (INBio) is pleased to announce the availability of its WWW server. INBio is a private, non-profit organization dedicated to increasing the intellectual and economic value of Costa Rica's biological diversity through cataloging and putting that biodiversity to use for society. INBio is presently offering information about its four basic Programs: Biodiversity Inventory, Biodiversity Prospecting, Biodiversity Information Management and Biodiversity Information Dissemination, as well as on-line keys to the insect family Scarabaeidae and to the subfamily Scarabae inae. More of INBio's publications will be available in the near future. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The High Performance Computing Lab at the Computer Engineering & Informatics Dept. in Patras, Greece, is pleased to announce its new W3 server, "Patreus". Innovative services are being offered, including a totally custom-made, form-based archie browser, with full parameter support (incl. regular expressions), as well as an on-line presentation of the activities of the International Festival of Patras. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: biancaTroll does LOLLAPALOOZA! On July 15th bianca was invited to visit Lollapalooza in Chicago. There she hobnobbed with the powers that be, and they loved her so much they made her their official Web-mistress. Look here for information on this year's festival -- and stay tuned! In August, bianca is going live on tour with Perry Farrell, the Beastie Boys, and the rest of the frenzied Lollapalooza crew. Stick around and join the on-line antics of the wide-eyed Lollapalooza net.heads. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The Ohio State University is pleased to announce a new home page which includes admissions information for potential students, a tour of the campus, statistical information about Ohio State, and a list of many other www servers at OSU. Visit the OSU Home Page and enjoy. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: New Jersey Group Against Smoking Pollution is a non-profit educational organization whose goals are to secure smokefree air for nonsmokers and to ensure tobacco-free lives for children. Their directory of 100% Smokefree Dining in New Jersey is now available on the Web. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The United Kingdom's Information Technology Training Initiative has produced many products aimed at improving the availability of IT training materials (cbt, electronic, and paper-based) to Universities in the UK. These products are also available to other institutions. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: Multimedia Communications Research Lab (MCRLab) at the University of Ottawa is pleased to announce its new www server. This site provides a wide range of informations about the lab and their research. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: A compendium of internet resources on Nanotechnology is now available. "Nanotechnology is a (projected) technology of design and fabrication of mechanisms at the molecular level." The web page includes an annotated bibliography of articles available via ftp, links to other nanotech web pages, nanotech mailing lists, and Macintosh applications. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The U.S. Department of Commerce's Economics and Statistics Administration's WWW servers for the National Trade Data Bank and the Economic Conversion Information Exchange are now available. These servers make use of the University of Massachusetts's Center for Intelligent Retrieval's natural language query software. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: Everything you ever wanted to know about the University of Manchester Astronomy Group, in a handy pocket sized home page! Available are contact details, research interests of the group members, preprints and publications, course details, a frequently updated collection of links to items of interest to astronomers and of course, a few pretty pictures. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: InfiNet, L.C., a regional Internet access provider located in Norfolk, Virginia, is pleased to announce the opening of their WWW site and the addition of The Virginia Diner to the World Wide Web. The Virginia Diner is offering an online Gourmet Peanut and Gift Catalog in addition to information on their restaurant. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The Carnegie Institution of Washington's Department of Embryology announces its WWW server. The server provides information about the Department's researchers and the Institution as a whole, and lists a few of the many bioscience servers. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The Data Analysis Facility of the Phillips Laboratory, Geophysics Directorate is pleased to announce the opening of the PL/DAF Home Page. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The Alliance for Public Technology, providing a consumer voice for equitable and affordable access to telecommunications technology, is pleased to announce its WWW site. APT's vision paper, membership information, and other items of interest are available. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: Violet Arcana's Home Page: Etheral, dreamy, organic, moody, ambient, melodic, comtemplative soundscapes for the surreal music listener. Contains information about the musical group Violet Arcana, along with sound, graphic, & interative multimedia files. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The 1994 Goodwill Games Home Page is now available as a project of World Wide Web Services in association with Internet Atlanta. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: NASA Dryden Flight Research Center is pleased to announce the opening of the Electronic version of the NASA High Alpha Conference IV. This on-line WWW conference contains the unclassified and unrestricted slides and text presented by many of the researchers at the actual conference July 12-14, 1994. Subject areas include: High Alpha Aerodynamics, Propulsion and Inlet Dynamics and Thrust Vectoring, Control Laws and Handling Qualities, and Forebody Control. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The NetMarket Company creates Internet storefronts and specializes in dynamic pages which create stateful connections. For example, 17,000+ CDs are available from Noteworthy Music in a graphical interface, and an automated shopping list keeps track of CDs you have selected as you move through the interface. NetMarket also supports simpler, HTML-based advertising. (E-mail or finger info@netmarket.com for more info.) (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: Shadowrun on the World Wide Web has moved. Their new address is http://www.ip.net/shadowrun/, you can click on the above link to go directly there. (In a nutshell, Shadowrun on the World Wide Web was designed as a place where people who are interested in the fantasy/cyberpunk role-playing game, ShadowRun can find all of the information that is available on the Internet. Email questions or comments to mark@tcp.ip.net) (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: Lumina Decision Systems, Inc., has expanded its World Wide Web pages, adding starting points for Web exploration related to decision analysis. Included are links to information on artificial intelligence, risk analysis, medical decision making, probability and statistics, and operations research. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: Fréquence Banane, the students' radio broadcast at the Federal Institute of Technology and University of Lausanne (Switzerland), is pleased to announce its WWW site. The server provides samples of each week's broadcasts (in French), which cover general information about what's going on in the universities of western Switzerland, as well as a few special topics in science, litterature, humor e.t.c. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The Computer Networks and Distributed Systems Research Laboratory performs research on highspeed network support for multimedia traffic with realtime requirements. They also study resource discovery and object caching problems. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: Toyo Engineering Corporation (TEC) announces its World Wide Web server. This WWW server provides the information about NetWorld+Interop 94 Tokyo held from July 25 to 29, useful information around Interop Tokyo and TEC's profile. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: StarHeads, the last product of the Star*s Family is now available at the Centre de Donnees astronomiques de Strasbourg (CDS). StarHeads gives access to about 400 individual pages of astronomers and space scientists, and this figure is rapidly growing. Suggestions are welcome. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The Internet ShopKeeper: The world's first WWW based user extensible mall has been released by the Internet Presence and Publishing Corporation. The Internet ShopKeeper (ISK) provides a place in cyberspace where people from around the world can setup and manage their own shops. ISK provides a dynamic global marketplace that brings the power of the Internet and its commercial use to the masses - all without intrusive or unsolicited acts that normally have subversive effects on the Internet community at large. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The National Child Rights Alliance (NCRA), formed by youth and adult survivors of child abuse and neglect, is now on-line. Resources include the history of the NCRA, the youth bill of rights, and numerous articles on children's rights. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: A student at Indiana University has started an Unofficial Xanth page , with pictures and information about Piers Anthony's fantasy world of Xanth. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: Amnesty International, AI, is located at CyberZine.ORG. Amnesty International Members Lesbian Gay Concerns AIMLGC can also be accessed via the Amnesty WWW page. General Information about AI including membership as well as contact AI information is found at the AI CyberZine location. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: A new home page devoted to the cult British science fiction character Bernard Quatermass has opened on the NickSite WWW server at the University of South Florida. Contributions to both the Quatermass Home Page and NickSite are encouraged. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: FOR SALE BY OWNER MAGAZINE: A Real Estate Publication for Buyers and Sellers, is excited to announce their new WWW Home Page. See Photos, Descriptions , Contact Information, and more about Current Northern California Real Estate. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: EUnet Slovakia would like to present Slovakia Document Store, a comprehensive source of information about Slovak Republic, including High Tatra Mountains Guide and many links to other Slovakia related resources. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The German Aerospace Research Establishment (DLR) is pleased to announce its information services. The DLR is the major national institution for aerospace research in Germany. Aviation, space flight and energy technology are the key areas of DLR activities. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: Brown University and the Theoretical Chemistry and Molecular Physics Group at the Los Alamos National Laboratory would like to announce a new Chemical Physics Preprint system. This database is intended to provide a means for rapid and efficient preprint distribution within the international chemical physics community. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The staff of Network Services Agency, a British Telecom subsidiary located in the Highlands of Scotland, have placed some brief information about the region on WWW.

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    August 25, 1994: The University of Texas-Austin Astronomy Program WWW server is now online. This server provides information about the educational and research programs of the Astronomy Department and the McDonald Observatory at the University of Texas at Austin, and points to links discussing the current 'hot items' in astronomy. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: "God Says No!" Records , an underground techno/dance recording label is now on The Web! (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The July-August issue (Vol. 4, No. 4) of InterText, an award-winning on-line fiction magazine, is now available. This marks their 20th issue. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: New England Online is a compendium of Internet resources in and about New England, from tourism to economic statistics, from literature to maps. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: Matrix Information and Directory Services (MIDS) provides a WWW server, with information about their Matrix Maps Quarterly (MMQ), which contains many color maps, figures, data, and text about the Internet and other networks in the Matrix of networks that exchange mail, and Matrix News (MN), a monthly newsletter. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: Texas Internet Consulting (TIC) provides a WWW server, with information about their books, articles, and RFCs. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: Clarkson University offers an article on building the world's largest telescope, the 27 foot diameter Subaru Mirror created by Corning for the Japan National Large Telescope (JNLT) to be located in Mauna Kea, Hawaii. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: The Science Library of Loyola University of Chicago presents the Jesuits and the Sciences, 1600-1800, a collection of images and text from rare works on astronomy, cosmology, engineering, mathematics and natural history written by members of the Society of Jesus in the 17th and 18th centuries. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: Zilker Internet Park provides Internet access in Austin, Texas. (nwn)

    August 25, 1994: Results of infrared and submillimeter observations of Comet P/Shoemaker-Levy are available at: http://www.jach.hawaii.edu/temp.Jupiter.html (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: Take a moment out to visit the 1994 Illinois State Fair, celebrating the 175th anniversary of Illinois statehood, and the 100th anniversary of the permanent Fairgrounds in Springfield, Illinois. This Virtual State Fair brings many exciting happenings around Illinois to the State Fair via the Web, and allows those of you not able to physically visit the State Fair to see what is happening in Springfield. Daily schedules, updates on premiums awarded, and a special Ethanol Expo are included. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: The Working Group on Intellectual Property Rights was established within the Information Policy Committee of the Information Infrastructure Task Force (IITF) to examine the intellectual property implications of the NII. The group has released a preliminary draft of its report, Intellectual Property and the National Information Infrastructure, which is now available on the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office WWW server. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: The U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Environment, Safety and Health has a new WWW server. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: The GRAF Lab at NASA's Johnson Space Center now has its server up and running. There is a lot of stuff there, mostly about Virtual Reality and related topics. The GRAF lab uses VR as a design tool for NASA's space station program; check it out! (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: Sounds from Chaos in Chua's Circuit - References and Sound Examples contains on-line papers with sound examples and references of one of the most interesting chaotic systems. The variety of sounds generated by this system ranges from Bassoon and Clarinet like sounds all the way to quasi-white noise. An interactive version of the same system with a virtual reality interface was displayed as a VROOM exhibit at this year's SIGGRAPH'94 conference. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: At the intersection of U.S. Interstate Highways 81 and 64, just 2 hours from Washington, D.C., lies historic Staunton, Virginia, nestled between the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains and the Alleghenies in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley. Staunton's architectural ambience is nineteenth century (5 historic districts), and its personality, friendly. It is a hub for vacationers and travelers, offering access to attractions ranging from historic sites and museums to the broad-spectrum recreational opportunities of the national parks, forests, and resorts that surround it. It offers telecommuting and investment possibilities as well. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: Downtown Anywhere, the virtual city with a real economy, is online at http://www.awa.com/ on the World Wide Web. Laid out like a thriving metropolis, Downtown Anywhere's Front Street boasts Libraries, Newsstands, and Museums which provide free and friendly access to local and global Internet resources while its Main Street allows visitors to browse goods and innovative services that can be purchased, securely, with a few keystrokes. Book stores, video stores, computer hardware, software, and supplies stores, art galleries and a souvenir shop, are among the many establishments on Main Street. The Post Office boasts an innovative array of secretarial, printing, and fax services. Downtown's Libraries and Newsstands host original work like Tom Jackson's Pro- Football Update, Webster's Weekly and a unique collaborative hyper-fiction project. Downtown Anywhere is much more than a mall; it is a virtual salon for the new marketplace of ideas, specializing in intellectual property, cultural diversity, digital commerce, and the proposition that virtually anything is possible. Send inquiries to Downtown@awa.com or visit http://www.awa.com/. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: The Fairfax Information Technology Center is online. The center is involved in Continous Acquisition Lifecycle Support (CALS) to provide information and assistance to Government and industry with regard to electronic data interchange, electronic commerce and business processing re-engineering. This center also provides education and training in these areas. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: ACADEME THIS WEEK (The Chronicle of Higher Education): Beginning every Tuesday at 12 noon, Eastern time, readers can see a guide to the contents of that week's issue of The Chronicle -- plus all of the "Positions Available" advertisements from that week's issue. Hundreds of new job openings are listed every week at colleges, universities, and other organizations. Among other features of ACADEME THIS WEEK: A calendar of events in academe and a list of important deadlines for grants, papers, and fellowships. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: Europe and the global information society - Recommendations to the European Council - available from the Web! In its Brussels meeting of December 1993, the European Council requested that a report be prepared for its meeting on 24-25 June 1994 in Corfu by a group of prominent persons on the specific measures to be taken into consideration by the Community and the Members States for information infrastructures. On the basis of this report, a program identifying precise procedures for action and the necessary means will be defined. The report is wholly the product of the group of prominent persons. It does not necessarily represent the views of the European Commission or the European Council and is distributed under the condition that it is not modified in any way. (a.k.a Bangemann Commission Document) (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: The University of Iowa WWW Nonlinear Optics Resource is online. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: UBILAB (UBS Information Technology Laboratory) set up a new WWW server in Switzerland to provide information about UBILAB, its current research projects and published papers. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: You are invited to take part in the hyperfiction dreamscape that is The Walking Man, a brand new collaborative hypertale in process on the Big Time Television infoserver. It's a dream, It's a mystery, It's... a guy walking. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: New to The University of Tennessee Office of University Relations WWW server:

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    August 15, 1994: System Integrators, Inc. (SII), a leader in the design and integration of publishing systems for the news industry, is pleased to announce the availability of its WWW server. The server currently provides company and product overviews, and an email directory of SII employees. Pointers to other publishing related WWW servers are available as well. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: Volume 46, Number 3 for June, 1994 of the Federal Communications Law Journal is now available. Of particular interest to the Internet community is an article by Jonathan D. Blake and Lee J. Tiedrich entitled The National Information Infrastructure Initiative and the Emergence of the Electronic Superhighway. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: The Maricapa Center for Learning and Instruction (MCLI) supports innovations in teaching & learning for faculty of the Maricapa Community Colleges in Arizona. Their humble server has been on the Web since January 1994, over 1/200th of a century! Available items include:

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    August 15, 1994: The University of York (UK) is the centre for the Computers in Teaching Initiative (CTI) for Psychology. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: NORDUnet is a collaboration between the national research networks in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden and provides international access for these countries. The server provides background information about NORDunet as well as pointers to the Nordic national research networks. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: Kabbalah Software, a leading developer and marketer of Judaic and Hebrew software for MS-DOS, Windows and Macintosh, is pleased to announce its new WWW site. Everyone is invited to browse the on-line catalog. There is a special discount offer for those who wish to order and receive products electronically. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: The University of Chicago is pleased to announce its campus web server, www.uchicago.edu. As part of the UCInfo information service project of the Academic Information Technologies group, it offers links to numerous on-campus www and gopher servers (Library, Law, Biological Sciences, Social Sciences, Academic Publications, etc) as well as the campus directory, job openings, course offerings, and other student and & administrative information. Some unique local publications/institutions included are:

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    August 15, 1994: Berlin and Prague: Nazis, Jews, stamp collectors, and beautiful women has been enhanced with a new section of Other Voices, comments from all over the Internet. The heavy volume of requests for this and Philip Greenspun's Best of the Web '94 book ( Travels with Samantha ) has forced the purchase of new hardware to serve the Web. Please update your hotlists with these new URL's. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: ASSET (Asset Source for Software Engineering Technology) is a software reuse library and reuse information exchange available to software developers in government, industry, and education. ASSET'S goals are to create a focal point for software reuse information exchange, to advance the technology of software reuse processes and to provide an electronic marketplace for reusable software products, and stimulate a national software reuse industry. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: The Imaging and Distributed Computing Group of Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory announces its interactive forms-based frog dissection kit. Images of the frog from various views, and in various stages of dissection, are generated on-the-fly based on parameters set by the user. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: The World Wide Web of Sports, available from the Telemedia, Networks and Systems group at MIT's Laboratory for Computer Science, now features daily highlights from World Cup Soccer. The World Wide Web of Sports page provides a customization feature where users can choose which links appear on their personalized sports page. The sports pages also feature daily highlights from Major League Baseball and links to other sports pages around the Web. In other news, the TNS group announces the development of the MapMaker program, a Mosaic-integrated assistant for building imagemaps on any image. Also be sure to check out their Cool Video Demos. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: The Cast10 Email List is an independent service provided to the Computing and Systems Technology (CAST) Division of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE). The CAST Division sponsors activities in the general areas of process systems engineering, operations, control, optimization, and applied mathematics and computation. The WWW pages are an archive for recent postings to the list and other information, and let's you know how to subscribe. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: The Visual Resources Curator of the Department of Art at Appalachian State University would like to announce the on-line Rosen Sculpture Exhibition. The ROSEN EXHIBITON is located on the Department of Art Homepage. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: The Oregon Museum of Science & Industry Young Scholars Research Participation Program is pleased to announce the opening of its world wide web page. OMSI Young Scholars is one of over 150 Young Scholars Programs funded, throughout the nation, by the National Science Foundation. OMSI Young Scholars are entering sophomores, juniors and seniors, from throughout the US., participating as members of the Geology/Paleontology, Aquatic Ecology, or Archeology research teams. Each team consists of a Lead Researcher from a university, government agency or private industry, an Instructor (typically an OMSI science educator, high school teacher, or graduate student), assisted by a Logistics Specialist, at least one Student Assistant selected from past Young Scholars and ten current Young Scholars. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: Ircam, the French Institute for Research and Education in Acoustics and Music, annonces the availability of its WWW server, offering detailed information on its research, educational and musical activities, as well as access to its music library and sound archive catalogues for online searches, publications, recordings and software. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: Novell, Inc. has new online Technical Support Databases with individual databases for NetWare, UnixWare, AppWare, Personal NetWare, Novell Dos 7, Developer Support, etc.. There is also a new hypertext index to all Files Patches and Fixes available from Novell. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: The Logic Programming and Artificial Intelligence Group, Department of Computer Science, University of Waterloo would like to announce the existence of their WWW server. Both the LPAIG professors and LPAIG graduate students have made a large body of their current and past work available. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: NEVAlink Co. Ltd. announces the first W3 server in St. Petersburg, Russia. Features include: 1994 Goodwill Games information, The St. Petersburg Press - a local English language weekly newspaper, and St. Petersburg Culture & Lifestyle Guide. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: Building Internet Servers for the Microsoft Windows, Windows NT, DOS, or Macintosh operating environments? A collection of helpful information and links, provided by CyberGroup, Inc., will be of interest to anyone installing and configuring an FTP, Gopher, or World Wide Web (WWW) server for a "microcomputer" platform. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: The Jerusalem Mosaic - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem is proud to announce the availability of a new server dedicated to the City of Jerusalem. This server, which is called The Jerusalem Mosaic, includes online exhibits and details about Jerusalem. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: RESUS WWW Server has a new Linux Home Page. There is also a French version of it. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: Toyo Engineering Corporation (TEC) announces its World Wide Web server. This WWW server provides the information about NetWorld+Interop 94 Tokyo held from July 25 to 29, useful information around Interop Tokyo and TEC's profile. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: The Algorithmic Image Gallery is now open on a experimental image server at the Physics Institute of the University of Bari in Italy. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: The Center for the Study of Southern Culture invites you to visit their WWW server. The Web server will host on-line versions of several of the Center's publications, as well as other newsletters and a list of cultural events from around the Southern United States of America region. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: The editors of Zentralblatt fuer Mathematik announce their WWW-Server, providing:

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    August 15, 1994: The Computer Science Department at George Mason University would like to announce their WWW server. This server contains links to various research centers on the GMU campus. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: The Aircraft Aerodynamics and Design Group at Stanford University announces its WWW server with information on current research projects in aerodynamics, unconventional aircraft, and multidisciplinary design methods. This research group is part of the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics in the School of Engineering at Stanford University. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: A new HTML editor, ANT_HTML.DOT, is a Word for Windows template designed to convert Word documents into HTML document in a WYSIWYG environment. The template also permits conversion of any ASCII file and editing of previously prepared HTML documents. (nwn)

    August 15, 1994: Icarus, the International Journal of Solar System Studies, is pleased to announce its entry to the World Wide Web. This server contains information for authors, subscription information, and a listing of papers submitted to Icarus. The list of submitted papers will be updated every 4-6 weeks. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: EUnet, the leading European Internet service provider, has established a Web server for up-to-the-minute coverage of the European Championships in Athletics to be held in Helsinki, 8-15th August. This Web service follows the tradition of on-line information on the Internet and major sports events, such as the Lillehammer Winter Olympics and World Cup USA '94. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: The International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP announces its HomePage on the Web. Dr. Vinton G. Cerf will be a keynote speaker at IFIP's 13th World Computer Congress on the Computing and Communications Evolution. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: Michael J Barbers laboratory of molybdoenzyme research proudly announces the opening of the Mo Co. Home Page, with some useful information on metalloenzymes and links on many different themes. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: The Elvis Presley Home Page is a musical and visual tribute to The King. Here you can find a tour of Graceland (Elvis' home), photographs, and sound clips. Also available are two nifty Elvis Windows applications! (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: There is now a WWW server for Traditional Taekwondo, a Korean martial Art. This server specifically covers the Munich, Germany, region, but also contains some information of general interest for those who are interested in Martial Arts. Some nice pictures are also available. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: The Natural History Museum in London is pleased to announce its experimental W3 server. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: The Administrative Data Processing Department at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill announces the ADP Online Information Service. A WWW server providing information on the following:

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    August 6, 1994: Announcing a new home page for the Florida Mental Health Institute, an organization dedicated to research, training and program development for improving psychological wellbeing. The Institute has four main divisions: Aging and Mental Health, Child and Family Studies, Community Mental Health, and Mental Health Law and Policy. If your browser supports forms, you may directly order reprints of studies published by Institute faculty. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: TooMUSH, a MUD designed with socialization in mind, is proud to announce the opening of the TooMUSH WWW Server. This server is dedicated to showcasing the creativity of its citizen's and other MUDs. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: Temple University, a major research university with more than 30,000 students, is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. The goal of this server is to provide information about the University for students, prospective students, and faculty. It will also provide links to other WWW points of interest. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: Cadence Design Systems announces its World Wide Web server. Cadence is the worldwide leader in the development and marketing of design automation software and services that accelerate and advance the process of designing electronic systems. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: The Astrophysics Division (DAS) at the Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE - National Space Research Institute), Brazil, would like to announce that it is now maintaining a WWW server. In the DAS-INPE WWW home page you will find information about the staff, research groups, incoming talks, preprints of the department and links to other astrophysical hypertexts. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: Dell Computer is pleased to announce their interactive web server. A cooperative effort amongst several divisions of Dell Computer, it provides access to all the files available both on their BBS and other file areas, as well as a complete description and price listing of service part kits, plus recent press releases, and an international phone directory of Dell Computer Locations. Additional features include the Monthly Dell Sales Catalog Browsers, company history, and a rapidly developing "Solve Your Own Problem" via the AutoTech Section. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: The Human-Languages Page is open and ready for browsing. The Human-Languages Page is a growing collection of Internet resources dealing with human languages, both natural and artificial. Current links include various language tutorials, dictionaries, and literature archives for over 15 languages. The H-L Page also has a growing number of Language Access Pages for non-English-speaking websurfers. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: Coolware's place on the Internet is ready for visitors. Space is available for realtors and home owners to list real estate for sale. A sample of listings for the City of Palo Alto in California are currently provided for homebuyers to peruse. Also included are links to other real estate services on the web. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: RUNE: An MIT Journal of Arts and Letters is now on the Web with Volume 15. The print-version of this student-run publication comprises an even 100 pages of photographs, paintings, computer art, stories, essays, and poems by MIT students, faculty, and staff. That's all here, and then some. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: The University of Abertay Dundee announces the availability of its WWW server to the outside world. A particularly interesting but simple link is an HTML version of Scott Yanoff's fingerinfo utility linking to some of the more well known finger information sources. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: The University of Twente (UT), The Netherlands, announces the existence of its WWW server with information on network management. The server has links to a large number of free SNMP software packages, including documentation and source code of UT-SNMPv2. The server also includes lists of network management standards, articles, the Simple Times and CMIP-RUN. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: The Give children a chance action is prolonged to mid September. Several new entries have been added, covering especially astronomy for children. An exhibition of 100 old wooden toys is also waiting for visitors! Click here for the English version and here for the Italian one. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: The Population Studies Center of the University of Michigan is a Demographic Research and Training Center with an interdisciplinary base of sociology, economics, public health, anthropology, political science, and social work. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: Announcing the CPU Info Center: A central location for getting technical info, latest press releases, product information, performance summaries, and other data related to the rapidly changing microprocessor industry. There are also many links to outside information databases. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: Oilbase is a comprehensive database of information about the band Midnight Oil, including song lyrics, live show registers and discographies. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: "The Network Nation Revisited" is an analysis of the predictions made by Hiltz and Turoff in The Network Nation, one of the seminal texts in the field of Computer Mediated Communications, first published in 1978. It is also available as a 618K PostScript file. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: The IEEE Computer Society Technical Committee on Microprocessors and Microcomputers announces Hot Chips Symposium VI, a symposium on high-performance chips, August 14-16, 1994, at Stanford University. Since 1989, Hot Chips has attracted an audience of pioneers in the computer field as well as the hottest young designers. This year HOT Chips will bring you the latest develoments in chip technology. You'll hear about the latest RISC and CISC CPUs and new applications in the HOT areas of networks, encription, graphics and video. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: Stop by the CyberDeals Road Stop on your Internet WWW travel. Experience a new, unique shopping experience from a store concept designed solely for the Internet, offering the latest high technology products for the global Internet users' community at low prices that retailer and mail order operators can only dream of. Enjoy the fully electronic 7 days a week, 24 hours a day around the clock service. While you're in town, don't forget to check out all of the exciting information and news services to be available. See you at CyberDeals City! (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: The University of Adelaide would like to announce the commissioning of their World Wide Web service. At present they are providing online access to their telephone book and to the other WWW servers within the University but hope to continue expanding this service to include other useful information. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: Check out TIGERPAWS, an experimental homepage on the Showme UNIX system at University of Missouri-Columbia. TIGERPAWS is a research tool for studying Russia and the Newly Indepedent States via Internet. Future expansion may include the Middle East and Asia. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: The Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at The University of Texas Medical School at Houston would like to announce the availability of its Medical Education Information Center (MEDIC) which provides health information for continuing education of health professionals, self instructional materials for allied health students, medical students, and for patients. A forum for medical informatics is also available. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: The Cornell Robotics and Vision Laboratory is now providing services via the WWW. These pages contain links to technical and research papers, as well as information on research and equipment at the CSRVL. The Carnegie-Mellon Computer Vision home page provides links to other related sites.

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    August 6, 1994: The Multilingual Lab at the University of California at Davis would like to announce the birth of a new experimental server and home page. The lab is part of the University's Department of Computer Science, and supports a wide variety of projects relating to non-English character sets and languages. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: The San Francisco Bay Area Parent Magazine is now available on the Web. This is a valuable and convenient family resource for parents and children, containing a calendar of events, a list of recreational and educational activities and places of interest. This is also of value to travelers with kids visiting the Bay Area. Brought to you by Internet Information Systems. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: A WWW server is now officially available at the Northeast Parallel Architectures Center (NPAC) at Syracuse University, an advanced computing center specializing in High Performance Computing and Communications, parallel processing, distributed computing, computational science, education, and technology transfer through the InfoMall program. (nwn)

    August 6, 1994: RUNE: An MIT Journal of Arts and Letters is now on the Web with Volume 15. The print-version of this student-run publication comprises 100 pages of photographs, paintings, computer art, stories, essays, and poems by MIT students, faculty, and staff. That's all here, and then some. (nwn)

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    July 26, 1994: The Orienteering and Rogaining WWW Server is now on-line with information on clubs and federations from around the world, including schedules, results, maps and people to contact for more information. Orienteering is the use of a highly detailed map and a compass to find one's way through unknown surroundings and, if done competitively, in the least possible time. Rogaining is the sport of long distance cross-country navigation in which teams of two to five members, on foot using map and compass, visit as many checkpoints as possible in up to twenty-four hours. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: The Video Webalog (TM), your information source and product catalog for multimedia desktop video, is online! Brought to you by Webalog, Inc. of Austin TX, the Video Webalog contains informative tutorials on subjects such as compression, video components and terminology, as well as current desktop video product information. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: Buning the Florist is now on the net offering roses and gourmet gift baskets. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: Digital Dynamics is now on the net offering CD-ROM production services. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: Burpco is pleased to offer a 1950's classic toy - the original BURP GUN. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: The 23rd International Congress of Applied Psychology was held in Madrid from 17 to 22 July 1994. The final program and the book of abstracts is made available here to Departaments and Institutes that might be interested in Applied Psychology or in interdisciplinary research projects. The Complutense University of Madrid has been involved in the organization and technical support of this event and here makes available the Web Server. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: Pittsburgh's largest commercial provider of dial-up Internet service is now on the Web. The Telerama Public Access Internet WWW Hotel is open for business. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: ISDN - High Speed On-ramp to the Digital Highway is now on the Web. This joint presentation by Pacific Bell and AT&T Network Systems provides information on how to use ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network) for key applications including Internet access, telecommuting, and video conferencing. ISDN service plans and rates within Pacific Bell service areas in California are detailed. Register online to attend the Pacific Bell and AT&T Network Systems ISDN Seminar in Northern California July 27th and 28th. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: There is a new WWW server running at City University, London, UK at Electronic, Electrical and Information Engineering Dept . The server is continuously upgraded and updated, so please be patient. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: The Cyberspace Report is pleased to announce three new shows! The shows feature interviews with Mark Poster on post modernism and the Internet, and Mark Bernstein on literary hypertext and the hypertext authoring tool StorySpace. Finally, Marc Smith discusses virtual communities on the Well. Don't miss these insightful interviews by leading experts! The Cyberspace Report is a public affairs radio show aired on KUCI, 88.9 FM in Irvine, California every Wednesday from 6:00 to 6:30 PM. The show explores social issues of computing using interview and topic shows. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: The International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP announces its HomePage on the Web. Dr. Vinton G. Cerf will be a keynote speaker at IFIP's 13th World Computer Congress on the Computing and Communications Evolution. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: Richard Smith has recently completed his PhD in applied science at Simon Fraser University. His resume and abstract are available on-line, as well as pointers to the research centre he is currently working with -- the Centre for Policy Research on Science and Technology (CPROST). Richard Smith's research was carried out as part of the Management of Technological Change (MOTC) project sponsored by Bell-Northern Research, Northern Telecom, BC Tel, National Science and Engineering Research Council, and Social Sciences Research Council of Canada. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: MCA records is sponsoring a number of pages with information about Woodstock '94 This site will soon be it's own domain, for now space is being provided by metaverse.com (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: The United Kingdom's Information Technology Training Initiative has produced many products aimed at improving the availability of IT training materials (cbt, electronic and paper -based) to Universities in the UK. These products are also available to other institutions. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: The William H. Welch Medical Library is pleased to announce the release of WelchWeb. WelchWeb is an information service providing information about and access to library resources and services available to affiliates of the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions and, in many cases, the Internet community. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: John December has reorganized and redesigned the hypertext interface to his lists of information sources about the Internet and Computer-Mediated Communication and Internet Tools. The hypertext interface for both lists now allows a user to retrieve just the desired section, sub-section, or sub-sub-section by using tables of contents at one, two, or three levels. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: GolfData On-Line, has a new Home Page. They plan to constantly add golf information, including course descriptions, yardage guides, score cards, reviews, and more. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: An unofficial International Aerobatics Club (IAC) WWW home page is now available. It informs about the IAC and a couple of its chapters. It provides access to competition schedules and selected competition results and other competition areobatics related information. It also has links to several documents that are of general interest to the aviation community. These include a weather page with links to over 20 weather related resources, the Federal Aviation Regulations in two versions and miscellaneous other resources and documents that might be interesting to general aviation. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: The Department of Linguistics at the University of Rochester, in Rochester, NY announces its new World Wide Web server. The department handbook is available, providing information about all aspects of the department, including information about its faculty and course offerings. In addition, a hypertext version of the LINGUIST List, the electronic mailing list of the linguistics community, is available on the server. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: John Pettitt Internet Consulting has an experimental Windows based HTTP server that features information on consulting services offered and an HTML version of 'The Day of the Barney ' a parody of the well know childrens program. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: HobokenX is an electronic guide to Hoboken, NJ, as well as a magazine with articles and features that range from local to national. HobokenX, in its original form, was a Windows 3.1 .HLP file, but is now available in HTML format as part of the Stevens Institute of Technology WWW project. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: Live and learn! International Universities invites you to experience and savor the fun and excitement when living in a foreign country while taking courses on foreign language and intercultural studies. They also provide you with the opportunity of becoming an au pair in the French Riviera! (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: Family Times of Wilmington, Delaware (USA), announces Family Times Online. Issue One is available now and includes links to other family-oriented resources, as well as an opportunity to share experiences and ideas with people around the world. This month, read about vacation plans, rainy-day activities for children, and the growing children's music industry. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: The Daily News - Free Internet Sources is a catalog of those sites on the Internet that provide significant business and economic news on a daily basis, without charge. The catalog is collected by Sam Sternberg and converted to HTML by Lauri.Saarinen@Helsinki.Fi. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: The Library of Congress is pleased to announce its new World Wide Web server, the first step in the Library's Electronic Digital Library project. Some of the first collections include approximately 4000 prints and photographs from the American Memory project, and Country Studies from the Federal Research Division. All collections are searchable through an advanced text retrieval system. Also available is an Online Exhibits Program of exhibits on display at the Library. The Library's Home Page also provides a connection to LC MARVEL(the Library's gopher-based campus-wide information system) and LOCIS (the Library's database retrieval system). (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: Have you ever wanted to learn what real and practical ideas there are out there on starships? Or do you have an idea of your own that you wish to share? The Starship Design Home Page is now on-line. Currently available are a number of information sheets on different aspects of science and engineering of starships. They are always looking for more information. Plus, a design project is planned, where anyone who wishes to contribute may do so. Finally, computer simulation contests similar to CoreWar-type games are planned for the fall. Click to join. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: Quadralay Corporation, maker of GWHIS, one of the first commercialized version of NCSA Mosaic, is proud to announce the latest addition to their web server. They now carry "Earth & Sky", a syndicated radio program heard across the country each weekday. It deals with popular science subjects from astronomy and earth science to our environment. The show's scripts will be available each day on Quadralay's web server, as will an archive of older scripts. "Earth & Sky" originates in Austin, Texas. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: QuoteCom would like to announce free stock quotes on the Internet! Up to 5 quotes per day are free to registered users. Many more services are available to paying customers, such as End-of-day portfolio reports, Standard & Poor's MarketScope, Standard & Poor's Stock Guide, Hoover Company Profiles, and much more. Especially cool for WWW fans might be their online charting capability. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: The Faculty of Business Administration at Simon Fraser University near Vancouver, Canada has a new multimedia web server providing information on the various programs offered there. Also at this site is information on the individual faculty members and a quick summary of life in Vancouver. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: The School of Information Science and Policy (SISP) at the State University of New York (SUNY) at Albany now has a home page developed by one of it's graduate students. (nwn)

    July 26, 1994: The Administrative Data Processing Department at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill announces the ADP Online Information Service. A WWW server providing information on the following:

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    July 26, 1994: Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility (CPSR) is pleased to announce the availability of its redesigned World-Wide Web (WWW) server, now with 60 new hypertext pages of timely and important information for Internet users and the general public. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: The Web Self Publishing System, a publicly updatable database of resources on the Internet, has been developed at the University of Illinois. Users who have browsers which support forms may add URLs into a hierarchy of groups. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: As of July 1, 1994, metaverse.com is alive! This is Adam Curry's new Internet address, formerly the very popular mtv.com. Major changes and improvements have been made to the speed and look of the site. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: BioData is a San Mateo, California-based biotechnology computer system integrator who has a new home page on the World Wide Web. This web site points to information about BioData and other Internet resources via the BioData Cyberspace Launching Pad. Original materials on BioData's Web site include the BioData Report newsletter and the BioData Job Board. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: CRS4 and the Italian newspaper "L'Unione Sarda" are pleased to announce "L'UNIONE SARDA ON-LINE", a WWW version of the newspaper. The system is being developed, on experimental basis, as a Master thesis project. A dynamic link, always pointing to an indexed first page of today's newspaper, is also available here. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: A demonstration of the proposed chemical MIME standard in action is available via Imperial College and Leeds chemistry WWW servers. Rotate, zoom, or pan the molecules, proteins and enzymes in three dimensions and see what makes them tick. See for yourself if molecular biology and chemistry are good candidates for Virtual-Reality-Markup-Language! Instructions for acquiring visualising programs such as RasMol, XMol or Explorer EyeChem are also available. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: More Information on MUDs is now available on the WEB, through a new collection of links pointing to various archives sites for server and client code, papers, and miscellaneous documentation. There is also a new Complete List of MUSHes available, classified by type, with addresses, commentary, links to home pages, and links to the MUDWHO service. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: The ISEN (Institut Supirieur d'Electronique du Nord), located in France, is proud to announce the availability of its WWW server. This group of engineering schools teaches Electronics, Micro-electronics, Computer Sciences, Signal processing, Solid State Physics, Industrial Systems and Telecommunications during five years to future engineers (200/yr in 1995). Foreign students are welcome to join the school. The information is in French but the home page is also available in English, German, Italian and (soon) in Spanish. Some topics : the group, admission, syllabus, research labs, the engineers' association, internal services and some lab pictures. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: The University of Virginia Library is now making the TEI Guidelines for Electronic Text Encoding and Interchange (P3) available via WWW. This fully validated TEI-conformant SGML version of the Guidelines is made browseable and searchable through PAT, and rendered as HTML on-the-fly. The process by which the interaction with PAT was done has been documented as the WWW-to-PAT Gateway. This facility augments several other text collections offered in conjunction with the Library's Electronic Text Center. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: CALSOL, the Solar Vehicle Race Team of the University of California, Berkeley would like to announce the birth of The Calsol Page. They also invite you to check out Matt's Solar Car Page for general solar car information. Teams are invited to make their own submissions. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: InterAccess, Chicagoland's Full Service Internet Provider is the home of NetBoy, a new weekly comic published only on the Internet by Stafford Huyler. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: The Ada Project (TAP) at Yale University is now online and designed to serve as a clearinghouse for information and resources relating to women in computing. TAP includes information on conferences, projects, discussion groups and organizations, fellowships and grants, notable women in Computer Science, and other electronically accessible information sites. TAP also maintains a substantive bibliography of references. The goal of TAP is to provide a central location through which these resources can be "tapped." (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: The Neeley School of Business at Texas Christian University invites you to visit their new WWW server in Fort Worth, Texas. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: The July flavor listing for Milwaukee's famous Kopp's frozen custard is available from MIX Communications (Milwaukee, WI, U.S.A.). Stop in Milwaukee for a cool, creamy taste not available elsewhere. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: The July issue of Computer-Mediated Communication Magazine (ISSN 1076-027X) is now freely available from the Computer-Mediated Studies Center. This month's issue includes articles about the Computers and Writing '94 conference, MOO discourse, the Society of Electronic News Delivery, journalism practices in hypertext, the PLATO computer-based learning system, technology in the classroom, and the Beginning Teachers Computer Network. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: The World Wide Web of Sports, available from the Telemedia, Networks and Systems group at MIT's Laboratory for Computer Science, now features daily highlights from World Cup Soccer. The World Wide Web of Sports page provides a customization feature where users can choose which links appear on their personalized sports page. The sports pages also feature daily highlights from Major League Baseball and links to other sports pages around the Web. In other news, the TNS group announces the development of the MapMaker program, a Mosaic-integrated assistant for building imagemaps on any image. Also be sure to check out our Cool Video Demos. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: The Center for Global Communications, GLOCOM, International University of Japan, has opened an experimental WWW server. GLOCOM's research focuses on the global impact of computer-based communication on social, economic, political, cultural and technical issues. The server contains GLOCOM's original publications as well as information from partner organizations including The Institute for HyperNetwork Society. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: The server is also home to INFORUM, a trial project to widen access to key information from Japan, supported by Japanese academia, business and government organizations. New policy documents on Japanese Information Infrastructure (JII) from MITI (Ministry of International Trade and Industry) and MPT (Ministry of Post and Telecommunications) are available via INFORUM. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: A page devoted to Commercial Use (of the Net) Strategies is now being maintained by Andrew Dinsdale. This is a higher level resource list that hosts links to ftp, gopher and http sites. Included are sections on Internet growth (needed for any marketing proposal), how to get connected, marketing ethics and issues, security, computer-mediated interaction, the Government's role and other issues such as copyright considerations. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: The Multiscale Experimental Ecosystem Research Center (MEERC) has been established to develop a rigorous and ecologically meaningful definition of the "health" or "vitality" of ecosystems. As an EPA Center for Exploratory Research, MEERC functions as nucleus for an ample mix of research projects concerned with environmental issues on the coastal zone. MEERC upholds multidisciplinary research evaluating the scale-dependence of ecosystem responses to pollutant inputs. General principles of ecosystem structure, function and dynamics are tested over a range of spatial, temporal and complexity scales. Simulation models are used, simultaneously along with experimental systems, to investigate ecosystem responses to pollutant perturbations. These experimental systems range from small-scale laboratory cosms (<1 sq. m) to large-scale watershed cosms (sq. km). (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: The European Molecular Biology Network (EMBnet) is pleased to announce the availability of its first issue of its quarterly published newsletter. A embnet.news online version is available, as well as the postscript version . Alternative sources for the postscript version are at various other servers. This newsletter is intended for all researchers who are interested in, or have a need to, work with molecular biology data on computers. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: InfiNet, L.C., a regional Internet access provider located in Norfolk, Virginia, is pleased to announce the opening of their WWW site and the addition of The Virginia Diner to the World Wide Web. The Virginia Diner is offering an online Gourmet Peanut and Gift Catalog in addition to information on their restaurant. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: ANSA is an Object-based Architecture for Distributed Computing. The ANSA WWW server offers abstracts of documents produced during the current, third phase of the ANSA work programme. There is also information about current activities, including one which is exploring how to combine CORBA based distributed objects and the World Wide Web. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: Cloud Gallery and Mary and Michaels's Wedding Photography are the latest additions to Digital Equipment Corporation's Commercial Services Demonstration Server, which is maintained by the Network Systems Lab. Cloud Gallery presents 32 photographs of clouds from a CDROM of high quality stock photography, and provides an opportunity for interested persons to order the CDROM. Mary and Michaels's Wedding Photography presents sample photos, wedding information, rate information, etc... and an ability to submit an inquiry. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: Announcing the establishment of the Journal of Buddhist Ethics, to promote the study of Buddhist ethics through the publication of research papers, discussion articles, bulletins, and reviews. The Journal of Buddhist Ethics is the first academic journal dedicated entirely to Buddhist ethics, and is innovative in adopting a totally electronic mode of publication. In most other respects, however, it will function as a traditional scholarly journal. Research papers and discussion articles submitted to the journal will be subject to blind peer review. (nwn)

    July 21, 1994: Confidential Assessment Services offers your company a proven way to assess the underlying personality and character traits of current and potential employees. They specialize in administering the most widely accepted clinical testing instrument and screening device used by American companies to screen their employees, The Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2, a powerful psychological evaluation and assessment tool. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: The University of Illinois College of Medicine at Urbana-Champaign is now on the Web, with college information and The Urbana Atlas of Pathogy. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: Getting enough objects? Learn about Taligent, Inc. - Apple, IBM, and now HP's Operating System venture. In addition to general information, there is OO reference information, as well as a first look at Product Information. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: Extensive information on undergraduate programs at the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences of the Pennsylvania State University is now available via the WWW. This new server contains interesting related information, extensive graphics and links to other PSU servers. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: New South Network Services would like to announce the VeloNews Tour de FranceWeb Page. This page will cover the world's greatest bicycle race from June 30th until July 30th. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: Cisco Systems, Inc. is proud to announce the launch of its Cisco Information Online (CIO) WWW server. Like its character-based predecessor, the WWW version of CIO lets Cisco customers and partners access value added services such as technical support databases, known problem reports, software updates, installation notes and configuration examples and gain access to Cisco Technical Assistance Centers. The general WWW public can also use CIO at a guest level to obtain information on Cisco's products and services, press releases and access to the Cisco Educational Catalog. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: The Imaging and Distributed Computing Group of Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory announces its interactive frog dissection kit. Users can generate images depicting a frog from various views and in various stages of dissection of its major organs. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: NOAA AND EPA LAUNCH EXPERIMENTAL ULTRAVIOLET EXPOSURE INDEX. An experimental program designed to provide the public with an important new addition to the daily weather forecast -- prediction of solar ultraviolet radiation levels -- was instituted on June 28, 1994 in 58 cities throughout the United States. The press documents provide information on this joint agency effort. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: The Population Studies Center of the University of Michigan is a Demographic Research and Training Center with an interdisciplinary base of sociology, economics, public health, anthropology, political science, and social work. PSC is viewed as a leader in applying computing and information technology to research and training. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: The Wood Wide Web (run by Andy Wood) is now officially open for business. It includes information on Interface Agents, Student Television and other such exciting things! (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: The APL-UW web provides general information about the people and projects of the Applied Physics Laboratory at the University of Washington. APL-UW conducts a university-based program of fundamental research, technology development, engineering, and education emphasizing Navy applications of ocean science, ocean acoustics, and ocean engineering. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: Aaron Greenhouse is running a WWW page dedicated to FOX Broadcasting, with links to pages on Married with Children, The Simpsons, The X-Files, various Spelling Entertainment programs, and more, Including a semi-comprehensive list of FOX programs. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: The Science Library of Loyola University of Chicago presents the Jesuits and the Sciences, 1600-1800, a collection of images and text from rare works on astronomy, cosmology, engineering, mathematics and natural history written by members of the Society of Jesus during the 17th and 18th centuries. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: The University of Abertay Dundee is now on the Web. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: The Comprehensive Approach to Reusable Defense Software (CARDS) program is pleased to announce the availability of their World Wide Web Server. The CARDS program is an Air Force program dedicated to furthering DoD and Government agency objectives of the widespread institution of systematic software reuse. The goals of the CARDS program include becoming a premier resource for reuse knowledge which can be applied to improving engineering practices along with policy, legal, acquisition to support software reuse; becoming a premier resource for Command Center Knowledge and components; investigating and developing "advanced" reuse tools and techniques; and performing technology transfer through a comprehensive reuse adoption strategy tailorable to an organization's needs. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: The 37th IEEE Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems will be held in Lafayette, Louisiana during August 2-5th. Prof. Carver Mead from Caltech will be the symposium keynote speaker. 36 countries will be represented in this year's technical program. For more information on the technical program, pre-symposium workshops/tutorials and other interesting symposium information, click here. The symposium has been organized by the Center for Advanced Computer Studies, Lafayette, LA. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: Performance Systems International, Inc. (PSI) is pleased to announce its Web server. PSI is the largest provider of commercial, value-added internetworking services in the United States and Japan. Their server contains information on PSI's complete suite of internetworking services including their newest service, InterRamp. InterRamp provides affordable Internet access for individuals using ISDN or V.32bis modems. The PSI Web server also includes information concerning PSINet network status and other current happenings at PSI. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: National Technological University is a private, non-profit, accredited institution founded in 1984 to serve the advanced educational needs of today's busy, highly mobile engineers, scientists and technical managers. NTU offers a wide range of credit and non-credit instructional television courses via satellite. Courses are taught by the top faculty of leading engineering universities. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: The UK MRC Human Genome Mapping Project Resource Centre now has a public WWW server. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: The SCSI-2 Specification is now available on-line in the form of a transcription into HTML. This work is based on the draft ANSI specification, revision 10L. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: HYPERCOMP's Tour of the Load Sharing Facility now offers direct access to the LSF Manual and to the original design White Papers for LSF and lsbatch. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: The UMinfo World Wide Web service, the newest part of the UMinfo Campus-Wide Information System at the University of Manitoba (Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada), is now available. The UMinfo WWW server offers access to the UMinfo Gopher, information about the Microcomputer Resource Centre, the Faculty of Graduate Studies, and the Department of Physics, and links to WWW servers maintained by the Departments of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Civil and Geological Engineering, and Computer Science. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: Myxa Corporation is pleased to announce the availability of its new WWW server. Myxa is an open systems consulting provider and highlighted on the WWW server are outlines of presentations that are available. In addition, since Myxa is the headquarters for Elm, there is also information on how to obtain Elm, its documentation and FAQ file. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: Oxford Brookes University is pleased to announce the opening of their World Wide Web Server. It includes a link to The Departmemt Of Architecture Home Page as well as useful links to other sites. (nwn)

    July 20, 1994: Tor Books, the New York-based science fiction and fantasy publisher, is pleased to announce the debut of its Web home page, offering a wide variety of information about Tor SF and fantasy. Fans of Steven Brust's fantasy novels, for instance, will want to look at the "Preface" ruthlessly suppressed from the published version of his recent FIVE HUNDRED YEARS AFTER, while readers of Maureen F. McHugh's award-winning CHINA MOUNTAIN ZHANG may be drawn to the sample chapters from her forthcoming second novel HALF THE DAY IS NIGHT. Other resources available include publishing schedules, the Tor Books online newsletter, a Tor FAQ, and links to other SF resources on the Web. (nwn)

    July 16, 1994: Beginning today, pieces of an object designated as Comet P/Shoemaker-Levy will collide with Jupiter! (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: The registration process for the Second International WWW Conference '94: Mosaic and the Web is now in action on the OSF-RI web server. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: The University of Connecticut UCINFO Husky Web, central Web server for the University, is now online. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: INFOMART is a 1.6 million square foot market center for computer related products and services located in Dallas, Texas, USA. Its 100 tenants include Apple, AT&T, EDS, IBM, Novell, Toshiba and Xerox. Their current online offerings include:

    (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: The Commercial Internet eXchange (CIX®) Association is pleased to announce the immediate availability of its World Wide Web server. CIX is a non-profit trade association of Public Data Internetwork service providers promoting and encouraging development of the public data communications internetworking services industry in both national and international markets. The CIX server includes pointers to:

    (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: The University of Iowa hosted three sessions of the Geographic Information Systems Institute in June. Attendees travelled from all parts of the country to learn basic principles of digital spatial data, thematic map production, remote sensing and image data processing, and the use and sharing of spatial data. Underwritten by a DOE grant proposed by Dr. Marc Armstrong, University of Iowa, the sessions were a great success. A series of high-quality JPEG photos capture session highlights. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: The Neeley School of Business at Texas Christian University invites you to visit their new WWW server in Fort Worth, Texas. It's still under construction. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: Cray Research is now on the Web. Their new server contains a wide range of information about Cray Research and it's subsidiary Cray Research SUPERSERVERS Inc., including lots of product info, company announcements, contact info and more. There is also a page dedicated to CraySoft, a company initiative to oversee development and marketing of the company's software for other firms' systems. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: Dainamic Consulting offers comprehensive marketing strategy and management services for high technology companies designed to augment and complement internal resources. Visit our new Web server if you need high quality assistance for your marketing projects. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: The Maui High Performance Computing Center is pleased to announce it's WWW server. The primary purpose of this server is to provide information about the Maui High Performance Computing Center and its resources to MHPCC users and to the wider Internet community. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: The Honors Division at Indiana University is proud to announce the unveiling of the Labyrinth Electronic Publishing Project, including:

    Take a look and leave some comments on the art and poetry, or if you are feeling creative yourself, leave some noise on the Graffiti Wall.

    (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: Sparky's WWW site at CyberZine.ORG announces homepages for CyberZine. CyberZine is a quarterly printed Cyberspace guide and Internet traveler's aid. With CyberZine, Internet novices and more advanced users can discover the resources, tools and destinations in Cyberspace with CyberZine's user friendly, online, and in-print productions. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: A Home Page Authoring service is being offered by cookware. This service provides custom HTML's (WWW documents), scanned and custom images, custom HTML management software for servers and ftp access, and help in picking inexpensive sites to house your pages. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: Maxwell Laboratories and Caltrans announce the availibility of real-time traffic information for San Diego, California, USA freeways via the Internet World Wide Web. Current freeway speeds and flow rates, along with daily construction closures and updated freeway incident reports are available in both graphical and text formats. The information is normally updated about once a minute. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: CareerMosaic is the first World Wide Web guide to in-depth information about exciting Employers: Where they are, what they're doing, why they may be important to you, and what's important to them. Premiere CareerMosaic employers include National Semiconductor, Read-Rite, Symantec, Tandem Computers, and US WEST. And, you'll find new employers on a regular basis. Content for some of the world's most innovative companies is being developed as you read this. CareerMosaic is developed and brought to you by Bernard Hodes Advertising and Internet Distribution Services. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: The American South Internet Resource Center has just added The Academic South page, a comprehensive listing of information about Southern universities, with over 80 schools listed so far. To add information or comment on the site, please contact rdm@unc.edu. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: The Cocteau Twins Home Page, consisting of a complete discography, history, images and interesting tadbits about the Cocteau Twins, is now online. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: The Milwaukee Marketplace, a listing of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, businesses and services, is available from MIX Communications. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: The Academia Sinica is pleased to announce its WWW server and gopher server. Academia Sinica was founded on June 9, 1928, as the highest academic institution in Taiwan, Republic of China. The server is set up by the Computing Center and provides information both in English and in Chinese (Big-5). The purpose of this server is to introduce the Academia Sinica and to serve as the Academy-Wide Information System. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: The international management team of Global Recycling Network is pleased to announce its WWW Home Page, and that the Internet-linked system of trade-lead exchanges for recycling is on-line and operational in July. GRN is an information service set up on the Internet to aid businesses around the world to recycle resources, surplus manufactured goods and outdated or used machinery. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: Visit ANi's Cyber Sanctum. A new kind of virtual world... (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: Moe's Books, Berkeley, California, has made its catalogs available through the Internet Book Information Center. Moe's has 20 catalogs of new, remaindered, out-of-print, and rare books available, with more catalogs to come. For more information, please check out the Moe's home page or contact Moe's directly at moesbook@netcom.com (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: The Computer-Integrated Manufacturing Research Center at Arizona State University would like to announce their WWW server. This server contains information about the various labs and projects at the Research Center. This server also describes the Electronic Commerce Network (ECNet) being setup in the Phoenix Metro area in Arizona. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: The Learning Research and Development Center at the University of Pittsburgh is pleased to announce their WWW server. This server provides information about the center's programs, the researchers, and publications. Since its founding in 1963, LRDC has probed the nature of thinking, knowing, and understanding in and beyond school. Its twofold mission is to broaden scientific insights into all aspects of learning and to support the use of research in various instructional settings. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: Through its new WWW server, Sword & Crown Mail-Order has begun selling fantasy role-playing game materials, including the popular Magic: The Gathering trading card game from Wizards of the Coast. Sword & Crown is now taking pre-orders for The Dark Limited Edition [a Magic expansion set] and Jyhad Limited Edition [based on Vampire: The Masquerade]. Sword & Crown also offers Revised Edition Magic cards at a significant discount. Also check out Spellfire from TSR and the weekly special. ORDER ONLINE! (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU) is an independent, non-sectarian, not-for-profit, coeducational university with a history dating back to the early days of aviation. The Embry-Riddle WWW servers support the needs of students and professionals in aviation, aerospace, engineering and related fields. For a look at the history of Embry-Riddle, or if you just like airplanes, check out their page of thumbnail aircraft pictures showing a few of the Embry-Riddle fleet over this century, each ready for a click and a download of a high-quality JPEG version. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: ACADEME THIS WEEK, The Chronicle of Higher Education's information service on the Internet, is now available in the World-Wide Web format. Beginning every Tuesday at 12 noon, Eastern time, readers can see a guide to the contents of that week's issue of The Chronicle -- plus all of the "Positions Available" advertisements from that week's issue. Hundreds of new job openings are listed every week at colleges, universities, and other organizations. Among other features of ACADEME THIS WEEK: A calendar of events in academe and a list of important deadlines for grants, papers, and fellowships. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: The "World's Greatest Neurozine," also commonly known as bOI NG bOING is now available for your memetic viewing pleasure! Learn about the Happy Mutant Handbook -a new bOING bOING book that is scheduled to be released in the spring of 1995! (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: A new fun site in Japan is online at Kyushu Institute of Design University (KID). It includes campus information and works (art, video...etc). YOUR ENTRY is always welcome at Foolish Hall "BAKADOUJYOU"! (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: The Accelerator Laboratory of the Ludwig Maximilians University and the Technical University of Munich would like to announce its WWW Server. Be patient, currently most of its information is in the German language, but it is planned to extend the bilingual pages. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: This weeks issue of InfoWorld Magazine is now available at the Internet Shopping Network. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: PreCom Strategic Planning (PSP) is pleased to announce its home page. PreCom is a global strategic planning firm that merges PreCompetitive Matching(tm) with the World Wide Web to provide access to a leading-edge transformational tool for executives, managers, HR and OD professionals wanting to maximize the performance of an entire company, division, department or project team. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: Version 6.05 of the tcsh shell (an extended, portable version of csh, the Berkeley C shell) has a hypertext manual, kindly hosted by Yale Computing & Information Systems. You can make yourself a local copy for zippy reading using a Perl script included with the source code. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: The Signal Processing Information Base (SPIB) is a project sponsored by the Signal Processing Society and the National Science Foundation. SPIB is a repository of data, papers, software, newsgroups, bibliographies, and addresses of interest to the signal processing community, as well as links to other relevant repositories. (nwn)

    July 12, 1994: A sensitive map of Switzerland is now available. (nwn)

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    July 12, 1994: The What's New Archive (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: The NCSA Software Development Group would like to remind the Web community that we are currently planning, together with the Open Software Foundation Research Institute, the National Science Foundation, and the European Laboratory for Particle Physics (CERN), the Second International WWW Conference '94: Mosaic and the Web, for October 17-19, 1994 in Chicago. We would also like to announce the conference call for papers, panels, and presentations. (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: The On-line Books Page at CMU SCS continues to grow. The index now lists over 300 books from various repositories; you can browse or search it by author or by title. A new books page is now available, so you can see what's been added recently. Write to spok@cs.cmu.edu to suggest more additions. (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: The National Weather Service has been running a Web server to provide weather information in support of the World Cup Soccer championship. (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: The Gemini 8m Telescopes Project is pleased to announce the availability of their WWW server. The Gemini Project is an international project to build two telescopes, one on Mauna Kea, Hawaii, the other on Cerro Pachon, Chile. The scientific goal of these telescopes is to produce near-diffraction- limited images at infrared wavelengths. (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: The Information Technology Laboratory (ITL), a research and instructional laboratory within the Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Maryland Baltimore County is now on the Web. Current research topics at ITL include channel equalization, biomedical image processing, analysis of adaptive signal processing algorithms, and applications of artificial neural networks to communications, system identification and image processing. (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: Network Hardware Suppliers ListVendor listings is a listing of dealers in new and used telecommunications and computer hardware which have been favorably reported on the net, mostly with respect to getting hardware and drivers for systems running BSDI's Unix OS. (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: The Plasma and Accelerator Physics Group at the University of Colorado is pleased to announce the creation of a new WWW server. The Plasma and Accelerator Physics group has members from the Department of Astrophysical, Planetary, and Atmospheric Sciences and the Physics Department. Research is conducted in plasma and accelerator physics especially as analyzed by techniques of nonlinear dynamics. (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: The Centre for Landscape Research (CLR) announces that general access is now available to their WWW Server. The CLR is the research arm of the Programme in Landscape Architecture at the University of Toronto. It provides a collaborative environment for the exploration of ideas related to the design, planning, and policies of the environment. Its primary focus has been on the utilization of electronic media to foster more informed decision-making. The CLR-WWW provides information about CLR Software for interactive & integrating CAD, GIS, Remote Sensing, Multimedia and Virtual Worlds, Teaching, Publications, Collaborative Projects, and more. This site also serves as a major connection & resource for Landscape Architecture related electronic resources. (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: Kaleidospace announces the existence of its WWW site for promotion, distribution and placement of independent artists, musicians, performers, CD-ROM authors, writers, animators and filmmakers. Artists provide samples of their work which Kaleidospace integrates into a multimedia document available over the Internet. Artists pay flat rentals to showcase their work; Internet users may order from the artists online, as well as by phone, fax, email and snail mail. Kaleidospace also provides placement for artists wishing to showcase their work to agents, directors, gallery owners, publishers, record labels and other industry professionals. Kaleidospace also offers a gopher site at Gopher.kspace.com which can also be accessed via ftp at ftp.kspace.com. Contact Jeannie Novak & Pete Markiewicz for more information (editors@kspace.com). (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: The University of Art and Design Helsinki hurries to announce its node on the Web to give you information on ISEA'94, The 5th International Symposium on Electronic Art, and The International Conference on Colour Education. (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: The Undergraduate Projects Laboratory of the UW Computer Sciences Department has recently developed a home page, highlighting the projects and people of the UPL. The UPL is one of the only laboratories of its kind, allowing undergraduates from multiple disciplines to have access to Unix workstations for personal independent programming projects and computer research. (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: The new art association "Mehrwert e.V." is on-line. Its staff has established an electronic museum, REIFF II, which will be open for all INTERNET users. The Museum was developed in cooperation with the Department of History of Art, the Center of Computing and the Department of Computer Science (chair I) at the Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule Aachen, Germany. (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: Webster's Weekly -- the first weekly features magazine on the Web -- announces that it is currently publishing its first volume of issues. The magazine features columns on: music and movies; politics and psychology; mad rantings and dangerous toys. The magazine also offers photographs, poems, cartoons, and a response column.
    In the latest issue, the editors announce their logo contest. Webster's Weekly promotes a variety of authors and opinions with the goal of supporting both entertaining and thoughtful expression on the Web. Check out a new issue every Wednesday. (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: The Psychology Department at the University of Rochester announces its new experimental Web server. Among other things, you can access information about undergraduate and graduate studies, course schedules and descriptions, and online information about faculty. (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: The Quest Center at Cold Spring Harbor Labs announces the release of wusage 3.2. The latest update of Tom Boutell's server statistics program allows you to insert html documents of your choice into the output, adds support for VMS systems, the Plexus server and various other configurations, improves CERN server support, and corrects many small problems with 3.1. (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: The Jayhawk series by Mary K. Kuhner is a novel length serial set in a fantasy cyberpunk world. Originally posted to the net from 1991 to 1992, it is now available in HTML format. (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: The Bradley University Amateur Radio Club now has a WWW site. This page, while still under construction, offers information about the club, Amateur Radio in general and has many searchable links for locating hams. (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: The first WWW server of the Students' Association at the Physics Dept. of the Cagliari University (Sardinia, Italy) is up and running. The service will provide a wide range of information related to the students' life and troubles in Cagliari, as well as a fast access to the network services which will be available. The present version of the WWW is in Italian, but the English version will be ready pretty soon. Please contact scisec@astrca.ca.astro.it for more information. (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: The Department of Computer Science at Monash University, in Melbourne, Australia, now has a WWW server providing access to information including:

    (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: Finally, here it is: the definitive pub review for Dublin's city center. Each entry comes with a short review, the address and a personal rating. (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: You may search CICA and SIMTEL archives by file descriptions at the University of Ljubljana, Civil Engineering Dept. (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: There is now a rec.humor page containing a collection of humor posted on the USENET newsgroup rec.humor; including Canonical Lists, various one-liners, and the ever-popular Canonical List of OJ Simpson Jokes. The page is maintained by Derek Cashman (cashman@cs.odu.edu) at Old Dominion University. (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: The paintings in Ancestry: Religion, Death and Culture document the native culture of Central Appalachia. The work portrays a sense of place and character, as well as spiritual conviction, all reinforced by a repetition of visual imagery. Originally shown as a Univ. of California, San Diego MFA Project, Appalachian artist Belinda Di Leo explores the interrelation ships between religion and the inevitability of death. (nwn)

    June 30, 1994: Phillips Laboratory announces its WWW server. Phillips Laboratory is the USAF's focal point for all space and missile related research and technology. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: Now available at NCSA and Mosaic mirror sites is the new SoftQuad HoTMetaL, the WYSIWYG editor for Web HTML files. Two versions are available via anonymous FTP from ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu in /Mosaic/contrib/SoftQuad/hotmetal: An MS-Windows version as well as an update to the Sparc Sun Motif version with support for special characters and more support for "legacy" HTML documents. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: Due to the overwhelming demand for information about the SGML Tag Wizard version 1.1, an HTML editor for Word 6.0, the documentation about this product has been put on the Web. The computing services department at the University of Geneva are gratefully acknowledged for making this possible. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: The server of the legal Internet project at the University of Saarbruecken is now offering a collection of pages on Roman Law . As of this day, the text of D. 1.1.1 , the corresponding parts of the glossa Accursii and some biographical notes are available. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: Internet Presence & Publishing is now officially online. As a value-added network provider, IP2 provides ISDN connectivity to the Hampton Roads area in southeastern Virginia (USA) and global electronic publishing services. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: The Cognitive Science Program at Indiana University is pleased to announce the availability of its brand new WWW server, IU Cog Sci. The WWW server provides information about the CogSci research and academic program at Indiana University. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: Monta Vista High School, located in Cupertino, California, is pleased to announce the opening of their World Wide Web server. MVHS has been involved in using and finding new ways in which the Internet can be applied towards K-12 education since 1992. This new server, mostly student-produced, is part of its ongoing involvement in integrating the Internet in a high school setting. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: It contains general information on the school, as well as their involvement in Internet, and some of the projects that they have been involved in, as well as several links to educational online resources. Future plans involve the student newspaper and other school publications online. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: The McDonnell Douglas Human Modeling System (MDHMS) is a 3-D interactive modeling system providing the capability to analyze human body fit and function within a geometric structure. MDHMS was developed at McDonnell Douglas Aerospace-West in Long Beach, California through the Human Factors Technology department. MDHMS is currently hosted on Silicon Graphics workstations with a port to Hewlett Packard in progress. MDHMS has the capability to import CAD data via IGES or STL (Stereo Lithographic) formats. A ninety day evaluation copy of MDHMS is available upon request. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: The protein H-Bond analysis software, HBPLUS, now has a WWW page. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: GarouMUSH, the MUSH based on the White Wolf game "Werewolf - the Apocalypse" is now on the WWW. The home page contains links to online notes for W:tA, online books, and players' home pages. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: The Foundation for Enterprise Development enters the internet realm with the most comprehensive resource on equity compensation, employee involvement and other leading business strategies. Information includes descriptions of equity compensation methods, the latest research and statistics, international developments in employee ownership and case studies of successful employee owned firms such as Polaroid and Avis. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: Frederik Ramm is pleased to announce the launching of the RailServer, a mail server which contains all German railway stations and timetables as well as about 4,000 other European cities and their rail connections to Germany. Upon completion of a WWW form, the server will answer queries by e-mail. The system also contains information about German Rail fares and price reductions. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: The MKB Music Studio proudly announces it's home page. Perhaps the first independent studio to go up in WWW-space, it includes lots of info and pictures relating to this indy studio, located in San Diego, CA USA. As recordings are released, they will be made available through this venue. Also, check out an attempt to organize all the music sites out there. Links to tons of other music info and lists of music lists; more every day! (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: Square Dancing, the American folk dance, is still poorly represented on the information highway. The IAGSDC, an umbrella organization of over 40 Modern Western Square Dance clubs in the United States and Canada, now has a Web site that provides information about its member clubs and their programs and about the annual IAGSDC Square Dance Conventions which attract well over a thousand dancers each year. It also points to other square dance resources available on the Internet. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: Library Information Technologies at Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) announces its Project Aurora WorldWideWeb server and Hypermedia Campus-Wide Information System to the public. The interface employs a balanced and functional use of graphics, including inline button bars to provide full navigation functions and an interactive campus map, with a visual campus tour project in progress. Aurora addresses the informational needs of prospective students, as well as the research and learning activities of the current students and faculty, as part of CWRU's Electronic Learning Environment Project. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: NYSERNet's Breast Cancer Information Clearinghouse (BCIC) is an Internet accessible resource for breast cancer patients and their families. Information is obtained through partnership agreements with many organizations which provide information and services relating to breast cancer to the public. Current partners represent government health agencies, hospitals, libraries, hospice and non-profit agencies. The BCIC is accessible via gopher from NYSERNet's main menu at nysernet.org, or through WWW at http://nysernet.org/. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: The Marist College Academic Web, located at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York and administered by Marist's Academic Computing Department, is a forum for the presentation of the work and research of Marist students and faculty. Its academic orientation encourages experimentation, particularly in the use of multimedia technologies. Community, sharing and a multi- disciplinary approach to learning is emphasized. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: Announcing the availability of a molecular modeling oriented information resource at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) WWW server. Novel information and services provided via this resource include:

    (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: The Romanian Home Page is the first Romanian Web site linked to the European Home Page. The Page conatains a sensitive map with links to ftp sites in Timisoara and gopher sites in Bucharest. A Romanian-language version of this document is also available. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: For the past year or so, it has been possible to send FAXes free of charge via the Internet, thanks to an "Experiment in Remote Printing." Only certain countries and localities are accessible at the moment, but more are coming online continuously. Have a look at a recently developed WWW front-end to the project at Balliol College, University of Oxford. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: The University of North Carolina Press joins the UNC Office for Information Technology's SunSITE Project in publishing the Internet Poetry Archive. The Archive will make available over the Internet selected poems from a number of contemporary poets in several languages. For each poet you will find: the texts of the poems, a picture of the poet, the voice of the poet reading the poems, a select, but fairly complete, bibliography, and a brief biographical note. The initial unit, under construction, features Seamus Heaney and the Nobel Prize winner in poetry, Czeslaw Milosz. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: UCOM California, the U.S. liaison office of the Semiconductor Users` Committee, Japan (UCOM), is proud to announce its new home page. UCOM, established, by the Electronic Industries Association of Japan (EIAJ), promotes the import of semiconductors while contributing to the development and maintenance of free international trade. The UCOM home page includes information about UCOM California`s purpose, activities, and services provided to US semiconductor chip manufacturers. The home page is available courtesy of the Stanford University US-Japan Technology Management Center. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: The Athens High Performance Computing Laboratory is pleased to announce its new WWW server. AHPCL is in Athens Greece; it is a not-for-profit organization formed by the University of Athens, the National Technical University of Athens, and the Computer Technology Institute of the University of Patras, doing research and development in High Performance Computing and Networking (HPCN). The Laboratory is the proud owner of a Parsytec GCel 3/512 massively parallel, 512-node computer, and the new WWW server focuses mainly on issues involving this machine and work done on it. Among the main points of interest on the server are on-line versions of the man pages for PARIX, the parallel machine's operating environment. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: An archive service has been established at the Oxford University Computing Laboratory. This includes WWW Virtual Library entries on formal methods, logic programming and safety-critical systems together with more general information on Oxford. (jpb) (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: Are you a Runner? Are you interested in races, marathons, training tips, running magazines, running clubs, and information about all aspects of running. The Running Page is your source of information about running on the Web. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: The Astrophysics Data System (ADS) has expanded the capabilities of its Abstract Service available via WWW. Over 160,000 Astronomy and Astrophysics abstracts provided by NASA/STI can now also be searched by object name. The SIMBAD object database is used to find references for the requested object. They also provide the capability to find aliases for a given object name through the SIMBAD database. More information about this service is available in the Abstract Service Help Pages. (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: Thrills, chills, and spills -- you chose! Announcing a most excellent, intriguing new game in which you start up where someone else left off and create your own new paths and events for others to build off of. There's no end to the Addventure travels. (Warning: may consume large portions of your life.) So play Addventure for

    1. A good time
    2. A waste of time
    3. A lack of time
    (nwn)

    June 29, 1994: The Houston Independent School District and Rice University have collaborated in the development of Armadillo's World Wide Web Server, which presents resources and instructional material to support an interdisciplinary course of study with a Texas theme (along with other resources pertinant to the K-12 educational community). One section of Armadillo's WWW Server will be devoted to the new HISD/Rice K-8 School, another collaboration between Rice and HISD. Check out Armadillo's K-12 WWW Resources, also. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: The Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies holds computerised material in the Aboriginal Studies Electronic Data Archive (ASEDA) and has published it on the Internet via the Coombsweb Social Sciences WWW Server at the Australian National University, Canberra. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: The University of Michigan College of Engineering is proud to announce the availability of the Computer Aided Engineering Network's WWW server. It contains a considerable amount of online documentation as well as such network services as the face/finger gateway. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: Deus Ex Machina is a comprehensive index to most of the known Internet and Web sites with information on Mystery Science Theater 3000. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: The Ocean Engineering Program at Texas A & M University now has its own Home Page. Included are program and class descriptions, contact numbers, and a page of Hot Links. The Hot Links page is divided into two categories: Work... and Play. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: For lovers of plastic arts a page on stone sculpture from Zimbabwe has been placed on the Web. See these pages on Shona Sculpture! There also is a list of exhibitions on the subject. These pages are regularly expanded as new information becomes available. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: The Information Technology Service of the University of Durham (UK) now has a World-Wide Web server. Although this server is run by the IT Service, it is intended to offer a starting point for anyone wishing to learn more about the University. In particular, the server provides access to information provided by other departments in the University. More information will be added to the server as it becomes available. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: Internal Auditing World Wide Web ( IAWWW ) is now available. This capability is intended for all personnel interested in the Internal Auditing Function and/or Profession. The vision is that this capability will increase the competency and enhance the Internal Audit Profession and Function. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: Maxwell Laboratories and Caltrans announce the availibility of real-time traffic information for San Diego, California, USA freeways via the World Wide Web. Current freeway speeds and flow rates, along with daily construction closures and updated freeway incident reports are available in both graphical and text formats. The information is normally updated about once a minute. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: Various organizational units of the USDA Soil Conservation Service (SCS) are developing WWW home pages and/or WAIS indexes which are tied to a SCS Home Page. Multiple servers and indexes are available but not yet fully developed. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: The Planet Earth Home Page has been greatly expanded. In addition, a variety of graphical maps are available with multitudes of information. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: Mother Jones Magazine has published its July/August issue, featuring stories on Bob Dole and the Republican politics of destruction, how Wall Street takes from the poor and gives to the rich, and a package of several pieces on the global decline of fisheries, including an investigation of Don Tyson. Plus Donna Shalala, fighting polygamy, and other shorter bits, a reader debate over communitarianism, a stuffy letter from the NRC, and, of course, PAULA POUNDSTONE! (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: (EVIL!) Mud, the world's oldest TeenyMUD, has lurched up onto the Web. Come on, check it out, and have a horrid time! (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: APOLLO ADVERTISING is a free advertisement directory holding a wide range of short adverts. These adverts may stand alone or have links to pages at other sites. There is promotional material dispersed across the Internet. It is our intention to act as a source of reference to assist people with finding services and articles for sale. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: The Institute for Health Informatics at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth, is pleased to announce their WWW server, containing information on several projects relating to information technology in health care. See especially their information on the PHSS project - a summary of the health careers of the entire population of Wales, to be made available to all health care practitioners in the Principality. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: A new WWW server is up and running at The University of Manchester School of Biological Sciences giving information on graduate training and research interests. Also available is BRASS - a Bioinformatics Resource for Algorithms, Software and Services, which was designed as a gateway to different types of bioinformatics tools and databases available on the Internet. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: Jason Patterson (patters@dirac.scri.fsu.edu) proudly presents: The Completely Unofficial Nine Inch Nails Home Page, complete with lyrics, discography, pics, audio, tour info, reviews, and more. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: Retired UIUC ACM Chair, Mike Duff, presents the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (and other role-playing games) WWW resource page. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: John "FuzzFace" McMahon is pleased to announce the grand opening of his Web server on SpiderWeb.Yoyodyne.Com. On the server you will find a Library of Tarot Card Images, pages on the game Magic: The Gathering (including a complete list of the new Legends expansion set) and a few other pleasant diversions. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: cookware is pleased to anounce the Home Page Authoring Service. Let them work with you to take your text, audio and visual information and place it on-line for world-wide access through the WWW and Mosaic. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: The University of South Carolina Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is on the Web. This server contains information about the department, its students, faculty, staff, programs and research laboratories. This should be particularly interesting to engineers in the southeast who wish to pursue research in high-voltage, pulsed power, laser systems, object-oriented programming systems, AI, high-performance computer architecture or mobile robotics. The department teaches many of its programs via APOGEE, which is a teleconferencing system accessible through NTU at remote sites across the country. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: A new page devoted to the Crisis in Rwanda is now open. Please submit material, especially non-copyrighted images, chronologies, and opinions, for inclusion. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: Money Available for Documentary Photographers: The Mother Jones Photography Fund is awarding four grants of $7,000 each to international documentary photographers. Only projects addressing social and political issues will be considered. You can get further information and applications through the Web. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: The Graduate School and University Center of The City University of New York announces its Web servers and Home Page. The Graduate School's servers feature information about The School, local information services, as well as a growing amount of information about network resources and New York City miscellany. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: The Office of the Secretary of Defense is hosting a new Web site for the internet community. It's primary purpose is to provide a jumpoff point for those users of the OSD network, and a variety of information sources are available there. It is in it's infancy, so it grows and changes continuously. One of the proposed hilights is the "Defence Performance Review", the DOD equivalent of the National Performance Review. Currently the DPR is hosted through a gopher link, but a transition to WWW is forthcoming. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: The New Media Division of the The News and Observer Publishing Co. is proud to announce its World Wide Web server, NandO.Net, including: Samplers of The News & Observer, the daily newspaper for Raleigh, NC, and the Research Triangle; Samplers of our sister publications: The Philantrophy Journal, North Carolina Business, the insider (daily NC legislative updates); A sampler of cartoons by Duane Powell; The North Carolina Discoveries series, a multimedia joint effort by The News & Observer, WTVD (Durham, NC) and WUNC-FM (Chapel Hill, NC); The American Dance Festival (Durham, NC) schedule and background; Unisphere, a resource for international business ventures; NandoX, our experiments in new ways to deliver news and information. NandoX includes our first experiment, The Baseball Server, which delivers statistics and game stories updated several times daily. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: Ege University Computer Center is pleased to announce its All About Turkey and Turkey In Pictures pages. Both pages are under construction and will be good guides for those looking for information about Turkey. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: Verbiage Magazine proudly announces the arrival of its second issue, featuring great fiction by Roman Olynyk, John Harrington and more. Verbiage is the only paying fiction magazine on the World Wide Web, and was the first magazine to let readers comment directly on each story using a form-based page. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: IDEAL Scanners and Systems, the market leader in large and small engineering document scanners and scanner related software, announces its new World Wide Web server, including a working demonstration version of its revolutionary I/Vector raster to vector conversion program. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: Look what's new on the MIT SIPB WWW Server! Matthew and Jake proudly announce the Matthew and Jake's Adventures page, an exemplary demonstration of integrated hypermedia narrative. Really. Look for new adventures every week. Current adventures include:

    (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: The Pendulum Group, Inc., a Denver based software development company, has made a demo of its classic Auto-Might Professional available to the Internet community. Auto-Might Professional is an event processor and macro builder for DOS computers. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: The Quality In Sound Consortium is pleased to officially announce a comprehensive site for the British pop group The Jazz Butcher Conspiracy, the Czechoslovakian experimental techno group The Black Eg, and the American group Vergiftung. Included are photography, discographies, discussion, and audio. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: On June 16, RACE (Research into Artifacts, Center for Engineering), the University of Tokyo, opened the Artist in Residence No.1: Ideal Copy coordinated by A.T.E. Project. This is synchronous with the Opening Exhibition "NOR HERE NETHER THERE" of LACE (Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions). (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: If you like ragtime music, then you don't want to miss out on the Third Annual Rocky Mountain Ragtime Festival to be held in Boulder, Colorado, July 21-24, 1994. There will several concerts, dancing and dance instruction, lots of performers, and, of course, some hot piano-playing at the famous "Ragtime Afterburner"! (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: Utah Wired informs you about the various activities happening in Utah! From the Arts Festival to information about the various sights to see in Utah to some of the businesses in Utah, it has what you want to know! Soon Utah Wired will feature CONNECTions, an online version of the newspaper in Utah that brings you up to date on the computer and information industry in Utah! (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: Announcing mapedit 1.0, a WYSIWYG editor for clickable image maps! Use mapedit to quickly create clickable maps for use with the imagemap program provided with NCSA's Web server. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: If textiles have you in stitches, take a look at the Textiles Server, run by Diana B. Lane. It's still under construction but so far includes knitting, cross stitch, and links to some FAQ's. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: A new anti-Clipper t-shirt is available. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: A home page devoted to the 1995 Gravitational Lensing Conference is now available at the WWW server of the School of Physics at the University of Melbourne, Australia. The conference will discuss important recent advances in the astrophysics of gravitational lenses, including, but not limited to, microlensing, quasar/galaxy associations, gamma-ray bursts, MACHOs, Hubble observations and large-scale structure in the Universe. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: Knot at the Cable ties together non-governmental organizations, public libraries and the Internet. Located in a public library (branch of Helsinki City Library) at the Cable Factory cultural centre in Helsinki, it offers access to WorldWideWeb and telnet access for library visitors and acts as a WWW publishing outlet - hosting various publications such as the monthly Electric Verse, the weekly NetComics, a mirror of Canada's Open Government Pilot project and much more by the member societies of the coop. society Katto-Meny. (nwn)

    June 27, 1994: A synopsis of First Things First is the latest addition to Tim Chambers' personal Web. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Illinois Genetic Algorithms Laboratory announces its WWW server. Technical reports and source code are available, as well as an order form for journal reprints and a set of links to other sources of Genetic Algorithms information. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Official World Cup USA '94 WorldWideWeb Information Server is now Online (actually, it has been for a while). The primary machine www.worldcup.com is in the US, however, this service is also mirrored in the UK, Norway, Japan, and Germany (the URL will be provided when the server is brought online.) for easier, quicker, and less costly access. All servers will be updated simultaneously. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: Stevens Institute of Technology announces its updated World Wide Web server. It now includes comprehensive course guides for both the Undergraduate and Graduate schools. It is also the home of the New Jersey WWW map page. Stop by and find out more about Stevens and the lovely city of Hoboken. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: RTZ Software is providing information and demonstration versions of The Virtual Meeting, it's low bandwidth media rich conferencing software for Macintosh and Windows computers. The system is designed to be used concurrently with an audio conference call and adds the ability to control and synchronize applications and the presentation of text, graphics, live sketches, images, sound and QuickTime video on each participants computer from one location. Applications Include tele-presentations, meetings, lectures and distance learning. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: Sun Microsystem's Sunergy program offers satellite television broadcasts, newsletters and whitepapers. Sunergy presents the great minds of the computer industry to a worldwide audience through various electronically based media. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Defense Information Systems Agency's Center For Engineering now has a Web server on DoD Technology Insertion. A part of the Joint Interoperability and Engineering Organization, the Center For Engineering in Reston, VA, is the site for development, evaluation, and applications engineering of all technologies and products used within the Defense Information System. The objective of CFE's Web server is to tie together areas of research on subjects such as ATM and Wireless. It also links the user to other WWW sites involved in similar efforts. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Department of Space Physics and Astronomy at Rice University announces its WWW server (its been up and running for quite awhile, but they've been too lazy to tell anyone about it). It contains department information on their graduate program, graduate students, and descriptions of current research topics. The server is run by several industrious grads who also maintain the unofficial KTRU Rice student radio station page, and the Ceremony web pages for New Order and Joy Division info, discographies, lyrics and images. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Mississippi School for Math and Science now has a WWW server. Be sure to check out Bungee Bob's Bar & Grill, as well. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Williams College Astronomy Department now has a World Wide Web homepage. The homepage features information on the Department's observatory facilities, links to faculty and staff homepages (with information on faculty and staff background and research interests), links to color CCD images taken at Williams College, current Astronomy Dept. course listings, and information on recent student projects at the observatory. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Information Center for the Environment (ICE), at the University of California, Davis, is pleased to announce WWW, gopher,and anonymous ftp service at ice.ucdavis.edu. The ICE House information service supports a cooperative effort of a team of environmental scientists at UC Davis and collaborators at over thirty private, state, federal, and international environmental organizations. Programs currently supported include:

    You will also find the usual amount of fun and frivolity. WAY COOL!For further information, contact us at info@ice.ucdavis.edu (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Department of Energy's Office of Fusion Energy is pleased to announce the availability of general information on the nation's fusion energy research program. Hypertext links are also provided to many of the research laboratories engaged in research on providing an alternative power source for the future. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Encyclopaedia Britannica is now available as a subscription service to anyone on the Internet. It is currently $20 a month with a $5 discount for providing some marketing information. Access to Britannica's home page and the beta subscription form is available through Britannica Online. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The University of Kentucky's College of Pharmacy is now on-line with an Applied Spectroscopy Research section in addition to a section on home-testing kits. This new server is designed to include current articles published by the members of this group on the topic of applied spectroscopy as well as general interest information on pregnancy testing, colorectal cancer screening, etc. One recent article is "Determination of Cholesterol Using a Novel Magnetohydrodynamic Acoustic-Resonance Near-IR (MARNIR) Spectrometer". (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The June 13th issue of InfoWorld Magazine is now available at the Internet Shopping Network. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Ecole Normale Superieure - Paris has recently installed a WWW server. It provides detailed informations about the school, and in particular about its department of Mathematics and Computer Science. It also points to the school students WWW server. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Carleton Student Engineering Society at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada is putting up it's WWW server. These are student run pages, and include a selection of past years' exams. There will be resumes of potential graduates as well.

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    June 23, 1994: A list of World Cup `94 fixtures that are being transmitted on UK TV and Radio is now available from the University of Nottingham Department of Computer Science's WWW. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The 1995 Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, CHI '95, will be placing all of its pre-conference publications on the Web. So far, the CHI '95 Web includes the Call for Participation, Committee Roster and information on past CHI conferences. Eventually, the Advance Program, registration materials and a tourist guide to Denver will be added. CHI '95 is sponsored by the Association for Computing Machinery's Special Interest Group on Computer-Human Interaction (SIGCHI) and will be held May 7-11, 1995, in Denver, Colorado, USA. Quite by coincidence, the conference theme is "Mosaic of Creativity". (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The first WWW server in Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology is now online. It will be undergo continuous revision with the addition of new links, case studies with accompanying (digitized) radiographs, and more. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: Cool Winery T-Shirts! Appellation Spring is the exclusive Internet source for rare T-shirts from some of California's top wineries. The same award-winning graphics which grace their labels are now available on 100% cotton T's and viewable in living color via the Web. There's also a free T-shirt offer! (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Victoria Free-Net Association's Web server is open to all Internet users. Featured pages of the Victoria Free-Net Web server include:

    If you would like to visit the Victoria Free-Net, please telnet here. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has developed an extensive set of test programs to determine whether implementations of the Programmer's Hierarchical Interactive Graphics System (PHIGS) conform to the specifications of ANSI/ISO standard 9592.1-1989. PHIGS is an application programmer interface for 3D graphics. NIST is making the documentation and code for the PHIGS Validation Tests available on the World-Wide Web (WWW) and via anonymous ftp. NIST hopes to encourage more testing of PHIGS implementations and the use of hypertext as a valuable medium for navigating around the software and documentation. For instance, users can jump directly between a given part of the standard and the part of the PVT that tests it. Only the Fortran code is accessible in hypertext format. The entire PVT system (Fortran and C) may be obtained via anonymous FTP from site speckle.ncsl.nist.gov under sub-directory pvt. These tests are freely available to the public and are not subject to copyright. No warranty is expressed or implied as to their correctness. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: Mount Bonnell Inc. of Austin, Texas announces BlueLine, a public access WWW site providing:

    Cruise the net with BlueLine. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: PRESS RELEASE (June 13, 1994) -- RSA Data Security Inc. (RSA) and Enterprise Integration Technologies Corp. (EIT) today announced the formation of Terisa Systems, a joint venture that will market, license and support technologies that make secure Internet transactions possible. The new company will provide toolkits and support to developers of Internet applications for the World Wide Web (WWW) and NCSA Mosaic. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Australian Environmental Resources Information Network (ERIN) is pleased to announce availability of:

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    June 23, 1994: The Ministry of Education (Singapore) World Wide Web server provides information on the education system in Singapore, and promotes learning through the Internet by collating relevant educational resources and grouping them by subject domains. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Bioinformatics group at the Jackson Laboratory is pleased to announce the first release of the Mouse Genome Database (MGD) on WWW. MGD is a comprehensive database of information on the experimental genetics of the laboratory mouse. The types of information found here include genes, descriptions of mutations, reagents, homologies, and gene mapping data. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: Announcing a new online Hyperbook: Travelling With Light by Tom Berryhill is a collection of the artist's poetry and pictures connected through hypertext links on the Word Wide Web. Features include options to browse just the pictures, just the poetry, or follow the interrelationships. Also featured are click-able pictures which are downloaded into a jpeg viewer for modification by the reader. Tom Berryhill can be reached at berryhil@cisr.bc.ca (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: Information on Free Flavours of BSD is available from this WWW server in Canberra, Australia. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: Santa Cruz Alternative Music is dedicated to delivering a complete view into the alternative music scene in Santa Cruz. From info on local bands to full coverage of the clubs and venues to concert dates and all things that should interest local musicians, purveyors and patrons. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Virtual Reality Markup Language (VRML) Forum has been set up to develop a specification for platform-independent definition of three-dimensional objects and spaces within the Web. Here is a statement of goals, and here, some projects underway or planned. The folks at WIRED have very graciously given up some of their bandwidth and diskspace to this effort. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The National Institute for Management Technology (NIMT) provides information about the NIMT, and will soon be expanded to include summary information on NIMT areas of interest, including Executive Support Systems, Groupware, Strategic/Management Use of IT, Multi Media, Trends. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Language Bank of Swedish, a text archive at the Department of Swedish, Göteborg University comprises some 30 million running words of fiction, legal texts, official language and daily newspapers. The Web server holds information about the collection as well as a Telnet connection to the Language Bank on-line concordance system. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: Announcing CYBERKIND, a new WorldWideWeb magazine of 'Net-related fiction, nonfiction, poetry and art. CYBERKIND features prose and art submitted by the Internet population. All genres and subjects are included, as long as there is some connection to the Internet, cyberspace, computers or the networked world in general. This first issue's features range from an article on writers and the Internet to a computer-related mystery to a hyperlinked poem. This first issue also features a variety of graphic art. Many thanks to SunSITE for providing the server space for this project. CYBERKIND is always looking for submissions of prose, poetry and art. Please send submissions or queries to shannon@sunsite.unc.edu. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Institute for Simulation & Training at the University of Central Florida announces a WWW server for the Visual Systems Laboratory (VSL). The VSL does research in dynamic environments, virtual worlds, and visual databases. Projects include Dynamic Terrain (real-time changes to the terrain in simulators), the Virtual Environments Testbed (virtual environments for training purposes), Polyshop (a 3D intuitive, immersive CAD system), and the Visual Databases Testbed (studying the interoperability and correlation of terrain databases). Creative activities include the Toy Scouts (a volunteer undergraduate virtual reality research team), and Virtopia (an artistic series of emotion-based virtual worlds). (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Department of Systems and Computer Engineering at Carleton University is now running a WEB server. Those interested in performance analysis and modeling of computer systems can find the Sigmetrics-95 call for papers. Information on the Ottawa Bicycle Club is also available. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Informatics Department of the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory is pleased to announce its new WWW server. Informatics Department is part of a multi-disciplinary laboratory developing and applying the latest information technology. The server includes details of current research activities and publications. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Experimental Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC) World Wide Web Server is now online. This very experimental server is being developed by members of Government Telecommunications and Informatics Services (GTIS), a Special Operating Agency of PWGSC. They have developed some experimental test pages and are presently working on developing a full production Web Server. We hope to be able to provide the general public and other Government departments with up to date information on PWGSC services, programs, initiatives, press releases, documents, etc. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory anounces the release of a WWW Server which describes the Fusion Laboratories facilities and mission, including information about the recent tokamak experiments which resulted in the production of more than 9 million watts of thermonuclear energy. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: Some Web poetry for you What's New readers:

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    June 23, 1994: Canadiana, the Canadian Resources Page (aussi disponsible en français) features references to Canadian news and information resources, including: a mirror site for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Radio News broadcasts, weather reports and maps, recent Canadian news items from the 'Net, pointers to governmental resources, and some local political and historical archives. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: Mactivity'94: The Macintosh Connectivity Conference is online. Mactivity'94, which will be held July 19-21 in San Jose, California, is the only conference and exposition that brings you the latest advancements and solutions in Macintosh Connectivity. Mactivity will feature vendors, classes and events that cover such topics as Internet connectivity, new network management tools, Apple Open Collaboration Environment and enterprise networking. Through the Mactivity'94 WWW server, you can browse through the list of vendors who will be at Mactivity, find out about the special events and features of Mactivity and, best of all, easily register for a FREE pass to the conference. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Beastie Boys Home Page, containing a complete discography, pictures, tour dates, newspaper and magazine articles, and more, is now online. For more information, please contact Ian Rogers (irogers@indana.edu). (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Citizen's Handbook of North Carolina's Environmental Information Sources, a guide to resources for a wide range of environmental issues affecting the state, has been put up on UNC's SunSITE. The Handbook is published by the Environmental Resource Program at UNC-Chapel Hill. Questions or comments: rdm@unc.edu. (nwn)

    June 23, 1994: The Applied Research Branch of the Numerical Aerodynamic Simulation Systems Division at NASA Ames Research Center is pleased to announce a major expansion of our WWW site. This includes:

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    June 23, 1994: The School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Georgia Tech has brought it's WWW server on-line in the past week. Current information includes information on facutly, students, and research areas in the department. Future information will include research papers and much more. (nwn)

    June 15, 1994: The National Library of Medicine is pleased to announce the availability of its completely redesigned Web server, HyperDOC, which now includes electronic access to all of the library's on-line database services (some of which require registered accounts), an interactive multimedia course on the history and uses of the Internet, several new multimedia exhibits from the History of Medicine Division (HMD), and the Web's first large cataloged image collection, nearly 60,000 images from the HMD prints and photographs collection, known as On-Line Images from the History of Medicine (OLI/HMD). (Note: OLI/HMD requires NCSA Mosaic for X, version 2.4, or a functionally equivalent browser supporting HTML forms with hidden fields). (nwn)

    June 15, 1994: Doesn't it annoy you when you want to go to a movie, but you can't find a paper? Sure, you can call around to the theaters, but each call takes five to ten minutes while you wait through all the info you don't even care about. Well, Quadralay Corporation and the Austin Chronicle have a better solution. Every Thursday, Quadralay will post a list of the Austin Chronicle's movie theater showtimes for Austin, Texas. (nwn)

    June 15, 1994: Interested in Adventure Travel? Check out the Canadian Himalayan Expeditions Web Center. It lists adventure trips to Nepal, Africa, India, Pakistan, and South East Asia. (nwn)

    June 15, 1994: The Wateridge facility of Science Applications International Corp (SAIC) is pleased to announce the public availability of its Computer Security Web Site. Dedicated to the many facets of computer security, this site includes documents concerning current SAIC projects, security newsgroups from Usenet, security information from around the Web, and much more. (nwn)

    June 15, 1994: The Arkansas Basin River Forecast Center (ABRFC) at Tulsa, Oklahoma is pleased to announce the availability of their WWW server. The ABRFC is part of the National Weather Service. This server provides information on Precipitation events and Flood related issues in the Arkansas-Red basin. (nwn)

    June 15, 1994: Announcing Malt Liquor Mantras, poetry and woodcuts about or inspired by malt-liquor, by artist Charles Hancock. (nwn)

    June 15, 1994: A page devoted to Cryptography, PGP, and Your Privacy is being maintained by Fran Litterio. This page includes the PGP documentation (authored by Phil Zimmermann), links to the PGP-related FAQs and newsgroups, links to various archives where PGP can be obtained (for UNIX, PCs, and Macs), a quick reference sheet for PGP, links to other cryptography/PGP/privacy pages (including the Cypherpunks Home Page), and a sub-page devoted to information about the Clipper chip. (nwn)

    June 15, 1994: The Information Arcade, at the University of Iowa, is pleased to announce its new WWW server. Located in the Main Library, the Information Arcade is a state-of-the-art facility that provides UI students, faculty, and staff access to a wide range of electronic source materials and to information sources on the Internet. This WWW server provides information about the Information Arcade and its resources, and serves as a gateway to the Internet for patrons of the Arcade. (nwn)

    June 15, 1994: A brief report on 4Cyberconf and the Art in Virtual Environments Symposium is available in the Druid Science Reading Room on Generality. Also available are details on the Pixel Pushers Gallery of Digial Art. Pixel Pushers "opening night" is June 15, 1994 at 6:00 PM PDT. A preview of the artists works is availble. (nwn)

    June 15, 1994: Announcing an experimental Web server at the University of Technology, Sydney. Australia. (nwn)

    June 15, 1994: The "Computer Music Journal" Archive is provided for Computer Music Journal readers and the computer music community in general. It includes the tables of contents, abstracts, and editor's notes for the last several volumes of CMJ [including the recent bibliography, diskography, and taxonomy of the field, and the list of network resources for music], a number of useful related documents [such as the full MIDI and AIFF specifications], a lengthy reference list, and the full text of several recent articles, among other data. See a a general description or go to the CMJ Home Page at MIT or CMJ Home Page at Stanford. (nwn)

    June 15, 1994: Community ConneXion: The NEXUS-Berkeley has recently gone online. Community ConneXion is linked in with the worldwide NEXUS-Gaia project whose goals include taking a community-oriented view towards net access, and work to build community on the net. (nwn)

    June 15, 1994: The Italian WWW community has set up the first mailing list in the Italian language for World-Wide Web users and information providers, named WebIt. (nwn)

    June 15, 1994: The Statistics Department at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School announces the Web server, CompStat, with departmental information and Birding on the Web, a resource for birders. There is also a collection of publications and items of economic interest from The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia (nwn)

    June 15, 1994: The Freenets Home Page is available for browsing. It contains links to all Free-Net gophers/telnet-logins, and WWW sites. Plus, there are links to relevant documents, conferences, electronic journals, and newsgroups. (nwn)

    June 15, 1994: The Electric Power Research Institute is now on the World Wide Web. The mission of the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) is to discover, develop, and deliver high value technological advances through networking and partnership with the electricity industry. EPRI conducts a far-reaching program of collaborative research and development on behalf of the nation's electric power industry. More than 700 utilities, representing approximately 70% of all electricity generated in the United States, are currently members of the Institute. (nwn)

    June 15, 1994: Duke Univeristy Medical Center has made public its official WWW server, serving as a home page for all Medical Center WWW users. Information is available on various standards, including the MSDS/HL7 standard, in which the Medical Center is an active participant. (nwn)

    June 15, 1994: A Ray-Tracing Home Page is now availble, containing links to all available resources on the Web (source code, sample images, scene files, documentation et al.). The Ray Tracing Bibliography has hence been moved to here. (nwn)

    June 15, 1994: Four organizations in the South Western Finland coastal city of Turku have recently opened their Web-based information servers: the the nation's second largest educational entity, the University of Turku; the local Internet providers, Turku Telephone Company and the Turku Institute of Technology; and Wallac, a producer of measurement devices and related applications. (nwn)

    June 15, 1994: The Hang Gliding Mosaic Picture Server is a new WWW server full of hang gliding and para gliding related material, including: a large collection of hang gliding photos, hang gliding movies, the hang gliding FAQ, archived issues of the hang gliding mailing list digest, programs related to hang gliding, links to other aviation servers and more. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: The University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign is home of one of the most active student Engineering Councils in the country. Every year they sponsor many student-run events for student engineering societies, the College of Engineering and community. Two of the largest events are the Engineering Employment EXPO and the UIUC Engineering Open House. This year they will also host the 1994 National Association of Engineering Student Councils Conference. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: The University of Aizu is on-line. Established in 1993, they are dedicated to research and education in computer science. For an introduction to the university and its international faculty, see their hypermedia research profiles brochure, People Advancing Knowledge for Humanity. Direct research links include on-line University of Aizu Technical Reports. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: The Victoria Free-Net Association's Web server is open to all Internet users. Featured pages of the Victoria Free-Net Web server include:

    If you would like to visit the Victoria Free-Net, please telnet here. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: The University of Kaiserslautern has recently established a campus WWW server, providing information about the university, its departments and its research groups. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: The UCI Bookstore and Moon Publications are proud to present an experimental hypertext travel guide, J.D. Bisignani's Big Island of Hawaii, which allows the reader to explore Hawaii through text, images and audio. Updated and greatly improved: the Bookstore's WAIS search of its 80,000 books and CDs. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: King's College London is proud to announce the NEuroNet WWW server. NEuroNet is the European `Network of Excellence' for Neural Networks which currently consists of over 30 academic and 7 industrial nodes. NEuroNet at KCL is the coordinator of this project and will provide direct access to Neural Network resources throughout Europe and beyond. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: ECSEL (Engineering Coalition of Schools for excellence in Education and Leadership) is an NSF-funded coalition of engineering schools engaged in a five-year effort to renew undergraduate engineering education and its infrastructure. ECSEL's membership includes Howard U., City College of New York, MIT, Morgan State U., Pennsylvania State U., U. Maryland, and U. Washington. This WWW server provides general information, dissemination, and links to ECSEL research projects and other Eng. Education Coalitions. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: The Network Systems Laboratory invites you to try an implementation of John Conway's Game of Life. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: James's Liberty Web contains a list of links to many different file collections and web spaces maintained by many different people. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: Forget the cost of flying to the Big Apple, renting a limousine, donning a tuxedo, and fighting traffic to visit an exclusive art gallery. Now you can skip the trip, uncork the wine, invite some friends home to view an exhibition, and appreciate quality art electronically over the Internet. The Electric Gallery contains an exclusive collection of original native Haitian paintings for view and sale with prices ranging from $100 to $2300. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: The Anecdote is a club located in downtown Ann Arbor, Michigan. The relaxed and intimate atmosphere serves as an open forum for artists of all types. Now the world can see the art hanging on the walls of the gallery, hear the music being played on the stage, and experience a very unique scene. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: You are invited to learn the ancient art of beekeeping from the Beekeeper's Home Page. Files, photos and advice are available. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: For Northern California users, a San Francisco Bay Area Transit Information page is now online. Currently in development by two students at the University of California, Berkeley, the system hopes to provide a wealth of transit information including maps, schedules, and fare information. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: Two new databases have been made available at the Centre de Donnees astronomiques de Strasbourg (CDS): StarWorlds, a database of astronomy, space sciences and related organizations of the world, and StarBits, a database of abbreviations, acronyms, contractions and symbols in the same fields. These databases are new members of the Star*s Family line of products. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: An electronic version of the magazine, Your MoM is now online! (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: BAMM (Bay Area Model Mugging) now has an information page on the WWW. BAMM is a member of IMPACT International Inc., a worldwide self-defense organization for women. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: The Doomsday Brunette is the first web browsable, downloadable, interactive, science fiction, humorous, satirical, mystery electronic book. The author is John M. Zakour. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: The Department of Biophysics, Boston University School of Medicine is now running a WEB server. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: The W.M. Keck Center for Computational Biology would like to announce the initialization of its server to the WWW. This server is run by the Department of Biochemistry and Cell Biology at Rice University. The W.M. Keck Center offers studies in Computational Biology through three partner institutions: Rice University, Baylor College of Medicine, and the University of Houston. The program emphasizes algorithm development, computation, and visualization in biology, biochemistry and biophysics. The Program draws on the intellectual and technologic resources of The Center for Research on Parallel Computation at Rice, the Human Genome Center at Baylor College of Medicine, and the Institute for Molecular Design at the University of Houston, among others. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: The File Room is an illustrated archive of cases of cultural censorship which you can browse as well as add cases to. An artist's project initiated by Muntadas, The File Room is being produced by Randolph Street Gallery (a non-profit artist run center in Chicago), the School of Art and Design and the Electronic Visualization Laboratory of the University of Illinois/Chicago and the Chicago Dept. of Cultural Affairs." (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: Bubonicon 26, New Mexico's annual science fiction convention, is online. Features include pages on visiting authors as diverse as Nebula Grand Master Jack Williamson and best-selling author Stephen R. Donaldson. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: The Atmospheric Science Group at the University of California, Davis is proud to announce that its WWW server is up and running. Information contained herein includes detailed descriptions of undergraduate and graduate study and research programs, class descriptions, faculty research areas, and links to local and global weather information. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: The Institute for Molecular Virology at the University of Wisconsin is pleased to announce their new WWW server, which provides computer-generated images and animations of viruses, topographical maps, digitized electron micrographs of viruses and tutorial information on selected topics in virology. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: The Free Real Estate Listing Service at Westcoast Interchange is now called the World Real Estate Listing Service. Features include:

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    June 11, 1994: Coombs Computing Unit, Research Schools of Social Sciences & Pacific and Asian Studies at the Australian National University now runs a WWW automated subscription facility for its range of the electronic forums - the Coombslists (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: Ericsson is pleased to announce its WWW server. The server contains articles and technical information on various aspects of telecommunications, positions available, etc. and will expand in response to reader input. Ericsson is a major telecom supplier, and the world leader in mobile telecommunications infrastructure. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: TELA laboratories, Italy, researches development of optical systems for artificial vision. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: HYPERCOMP's popular Tour of the Load Sharing Facility has just acquired a new, hands-on dimension: browsers can now try out some actual commands on the server. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: A Scientific and Engineering software Web page has been developed by ARSoftware, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Applied Research Corporation. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: The American Psychological Society (APS) has an added new feature to its home page: You can now find a complete listing with abstracts of all of the poster sessions at the upcoming conference in Washington, D.C. from June 30 to July 4. You can either get a listing of all of the posters or do a keyword search for any word throughout the abstracts (this takes a bit of time but is worth it). One good way to do that search is to use the list of topic areas listed at the end of each abstract. The topics are listed as numbers but here is the list with the explanations for the numbers. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: The Arkansas Basin River Forecast Center (ABRFC) at Tulsa, Oklahoma is pleased to announce the availability of their WWW server. The ABRFC is part of the National Weather Service. This server provides information on Precipitation events and Flood related issues in the Arkansas-Red basin. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: Introducing a small archive of information about (and pointers to information about) Energy Efficient and Environmentally Responsible Housing in Canada. Issues include: New Home construction, R-2000 housing, Renovation, and related topics. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: The Venom.St Web Server is a new node on the Harvey Mudd College web. Its goal is to provide a gateway to the plethora of World Wide Web services (Web servers, archie, etc.) on a single, concise page. The server also provides information on venom.st.hmc.edu, a personal SGI owned by a student here. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: The folks at CNIDR, home of Global Schoolhouse Technology Demonstration Project and the cyberspace home of Janice, invite you to the public opening of some new resources!! Their K-12 Information Home Page is the entry point to The Global Schoolhouse web and gopher pages and to JANICE'S OUTPOST which is a cool collection of K-12 webs and gophers. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: Universite LAVAL, Quebec, Canada, is pleased to announce its Web site, including information about undergraduate and graduate programs as well as research activities and community services. It also points to a number of other on-campus Web servers. Laval, with an enrollment of 35000 students, is the oldest French University in America, and has roots dating back to 1663. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: An index to Cognitive and Psychological Sciences on the Internet is now available from the Stanford University Psychology Department. It lists academic programs... organizations & conferences... journals & magazines... Usenet newsgroups... email discussion lists... email announcement/distribution lists... publishers... and miscellany. Kindly email additions, corrections, and comments to sdm@psych.stanford.edu. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: If you have ever heard these comments while driving your car: "I think there's a hole in your muffler", "Aren't the parts expensive?", "Isn't it due to break down?", "How do I get out of this thing?", "SLOW DOWN!!" then you probably drive an Alfa Romeo. Check out the WWW site. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: New to CYBERSPACE: Cafe Mam Organically Grown Coffee, ALL MAKES Office Machines, and Preferred Golf Tours (of Southern California). (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: Virtual Media Technologies has a new set of pages where you can check what they're up to. Projects include Barnes & Noble Books, listings of Anime & Game Conventions, even a sneak peek at the secret Soviet Moon Program. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: The Games Domain just got BIGGER! The games site now has over 100 games-related links including FAQs, Walkthroughs, Home Pages, 'Net games, company details, FTP sites, and more. The latest news on the site is held in the message link. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: The new edition of the LI NewsWire 1.2 is hereby published for browsing on the Internet. Top stories this month include a report on database quality, a look at the Vatican's plans to launch a digital library, news from Verity, SilverPlatter, InfoPro, Dialog, the sale of Mead Data Central, among other stories and features. Gopher users can read this edition via info.learned.co.uk. (nwn)

    June 11, 1994: State University of New York at Stony Brook (USB) announces a WWW Server in the area of Research Informatics. The focus is on the central role that the University's research and scholarly effort play both in the Long Island region and in the broader research community. In addition to institutional data, links to research-related, international, and economic development opportunities are included. (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: The first public alpha release of NCSA Mosaic for the Macintosh 2.0 is now available. (released Friday, June 10, 1994). NCSA Mosaic for the Macintosh has undergone a major rewrite in order to bring improved functionality and greater ease of use to our product! (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: The Personal Finance Center is now available from the Global Network Navigator. The Personal Finance Center (PFC) provides links to the vast personal finance and investment resources of the Internet. The inaugural edition of the PFC also features an entertaining and informative interview with Christopher Lott, compiler of the misc.invest FAQ. (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: The Pittsburgh Relativity Group is pleased to announce its WWW server to the physics community and the world. Their home page provides a variety of information on numerical relativity and gravitational wave physics as well as links to related information like conferences, preprint servers, computational tools and other exciting material! (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: The Florida State University Computer Science Department is now on the Web. This server provides information on faculty, graduate students, course information, and the local ACM chapter, among other things. There are also links to the main FSU home page, and to the Supercomputer Computations Research Institute (SCRI). (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: The Department of Mathematics at the University of Pennsylvania, UPenn Math , has a broad collection of electronic resources and links to assist those seeking information concerning Mathematics, There is also information on general tools, such as TeX, of wider interest. (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: SonicPro International Is proud to announce their new home page. SonicPro is Affordable High Tech Protection, offering Computer Burglar alarms to protect laptops, desktops, peripherals and other valuable equipment. (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: Carnation software has been providing Macintosh to host connectivity since 1989, specializing in connecting Macs to host computers that are running relational databases such as PICK, uniVerse, Unidata, Prime, Ultimate and McDonnell Douglas. MacToPic is a terminal emulation and data transfer program with emulations for DECVT101, Wyse 50, ADDS Viewpoint and Prism. (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: The Office of Academic Publications at the University of Chicago is pleased to announce the availability of a new WWW server. The server provides access to Announcements: Graduate Programs in the Divisions, 1993-94/1994-95, the University's official catalog of graduate programs. Included is information about faculty, programs of study and degree requirements, and courses. (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: The University of Florida College of Medicine announces the Medical Informatics Home Page, including a HTML-based Radiologic Anatomy program. (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: adfx(tm).Virtual Advertising is up and running! They provide an inexpensive way to make a company's presence known on the Web. Text documents are routinely placed for access within 12 hours of receipt.

    Formatted and placed quickly for you. All clients of Virtual Advertising receive a monthly newsletter devoted to Electronic Media Marketing that includes the Internet as well as methods and stratagies. There is even a Marketing Hotlist under construction.
    Aloha! (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: Advanced Microelectronics (A E) has recently installed a WEB server to provide a detailed profile of the resources and design services available at the division. The design center specializes in mixed-signal integrated circuit design using CMOS, BICMOS, and BIPOLAR process technologies. If you're interested in CAD tools, contact the division to learn more about their upcoming ASIC design kits and the development of Magic 6.5. These tools will be of particular interest to users of the MOSIS rapid prototyping service. (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: The University of South Carolina's College of Engineering announces the addition of Rob's Mac Page which has comprehensive info on the Macintosh as well as links to WWW sites at many different computer companies. (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: SASIAM, School for Advanced Studies in Industrial and Applied Mathematics, is pleased to announce the availability of its WWW server, Cremisi. This site offers

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    June 10, 1994: The School of Information Science at the University of Portsmouth in England, invites you to try their new WWW server. (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: Information on INDIA is now available on the web. Current information includes tourist guides, brief notes on history, hinduism, Indian cuisine and active organizations. Contributions to this page are welcome. (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: The Software Engineering Laboratory (SoftLab) of the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) in Greece is pleased to announce the launch of its new World-Wide Web Server. The server offers many documents covering the areas of UNIX and X11, InterNet, WWW and other. Here are some interesting links to the server, which make use of cgi mechanism:

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    June 10, 1994: Information from the Governor's Office of the State of Michigan is now available in a WWW page and via gopher from gopher.migov.state.mi.us. (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: The Department of Physics at the University of Central Florida, Orlando, has a WWW server providing information on faculty, research within the department, and degree programs. (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: The Technology Opportunities Showcase - TOPS '93 was held at NASA Langley Research Center (Hampton, VA) in October of 1993. The purpose of the showcase was to highlight Langley's technology programs and attract potential dual use partnerships. Over 180 exhibits are online with one page data sheets, links to photographs of the exhibit, forms-based request for more information links, and Points of Contact. Keyword searching is also available. (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: The University of Zuerich would like to announce its WWW server devoted to Biocomputing and Molecular Modeling. (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: (Art)^n Laboratory is pleased to announce the opening of their new WWW server. (Art)^n is the inventor of PHSColograms (Virtual Photography), a unique, full color, 3D display medium, which can be viewed without 3D glasses. You can find out about PHSColograms, the History of (Art)^n Laboratory, and how PHSColograms work. There is also a gallery of over 250 images, drawn from (Art)^n's collaborative works with artists, scientists, and mathematicians. (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: Schizophrenia Nervosa is the Web Site run by Will Pierce, offerring the following unrelated resources:

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    June 10, 1994: wusage 3.1 (a WWW server statistics program) is now available, featuring pie charts of access by domain! There are also bug fixes and compatibility fixes. wusage is a server usage statistics package requiring nothing more than a C compiler and a supported server to build, install and use. It generates transparent GIF graphs charting access over time and by geographical area. (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: Announcing the establishment of a new scholarly publication, The Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication (JCMC). JCMC is a joint project of the Annenberg School for Communication, University of Southern California, and the Information Systems Division of the School of Business Administration, Hebrew University of Jerusalem. (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: Finally it is here! Advertise your web walking tendencies with a Web T-Shirt from Mighty Dog Designs! (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: Funding has been approved for a Biological Sciences World Wide Web Server for the California State University system [CSUBIOWEB]. It will be housed in the Department of Biological Sciences at CSU Stanislaus. Its purpose is to consolidate existing WWW biological sciences teaching and research resources, and to create and distribute original multimedia materials for the teaching of biology. (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: The Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities, at the University of Virginia, announces the publication of its first two series of research reports, plus the publication of technical reports. The Research Reports include extensive scholarship on Dante Gabriel Rossetti, the Civil War, Piers Plowman, the Forum at Pompeii, Swahili semantics, and Bell's invention of the telephone. The Institute's web server also provides a collection of related readings from around the Internet, and information about fellowships and events at IATH. (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: The Eiffel Page now includes a list of recent product announcements, detailing Eiffel compilers, libraries and platforms. (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: The NASA Technical Report Server (NTRS) is now available to the public. NTRS is an experimental service that allows simultaneous searching of various NASA abstract and technical report services including: NAS, Dryden, Langley, ICASE, RECON, SCAN, and STELAR. "Forms" support is necessary to use NTRS. If you do use NTRS, please fill out the feedback form and share your comments with us. (nwn)

    June 10, 1994: The Purdue University WXP weather server provides access to hundreds of real-time GIF images which includes: satellite images, surface data, upper air data, radar data, short range forecasts (to 48 hours), and long range forecasts (to 10 days). The images are updated hourly and are available via gopher or WWW. (nwn)

    June 4, 1994: The spring 1994 issue of access, NCSA's high-performance computing magazine, is now online. This issue focuses on the march to the teraflop--a search for computing architectures to support the intensive research of the Grand Challenge projects. (nwn)

    June 4, 1994: The Department of Computer Science at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, are pleased to announce the availability of their WWW server. This server provides information on courses, faculty, degree programs, and research groups/centers within the department. (nwn)

    June 4, 1994: The Purdue University chapter of Upsilon Pi Epsilon is pleased to announce a new WWW page introducing the organization. Upsilon Pi Epsilon is the first and only international honor society for the Computing Sciences. It was founded in 1967 by six students at Texas A&M University to recognize scholarship and professionalism. In the years since then, over 120 institutions of higher education around the world have established UPE chapters to honor their students; many chapters also honor faculty with membership. (nwn)

    June 4, 1994: The LISTSERV User Guide is now available in hypertext format from the EARN information service. This guide provides a detailed description of the LISTSERV functions which are available to general users. It's the 2nd version of the guide. (nwn)

    June 4, 1994: WHO's WHO On-Line (first edition) is a collective experiment towards a HYPERbiographical database of people in the Internet. To be listed in this year's "Who's Who On-Line", you do not necessarily need to be a head of state or a selected member of your national academy of science. Just fill out the application form online. (nwn)

    June 4, 1994: Technical Writing students at Georgia Tech are making their Spring quarter Web projects available. Look for a Traveler's Guide to Atlanta, A Graphical Tour of the Tech Campus, tutorials on digital logic, Braves baseball information, and much more! (nwn)

    June 4, 1994: The Batish Institute of Indian Music and Fine Arts is happy to announce its new WWW server. The Institute was formed in 1973 by the Batish family and is situated in Santa Cruz, California. It holds classes in vocal and instrumental music. It also publishes RagaNet (TM), an electronic journal of Indian music and arts. After many years of research, Pandit Shiv Dayal Batish and his son Ashwin Batish have created encyclopedic works designed to teach, from beginning to advanced, the theory and practice of Indian music. Plans are presently underway to archive photographs, digital sound files, general midi sound files, and video clips of a variety of music related material. (nwn)

    June 4, 1994: The Technical Japanese Program at the University of Washington has launched a new Web server. This site will provide information for prospective applicants, as well as guides to Japanese language software for various platforms and other services related to the teaching of Technical Japanese. (nwn)

    June 4, 1994: As part of the MIT Freshman Fishwrap project, an interactive advice column has been created entitled Ask Joe! It is believed to be the World Wide Web's first advice column, and allows readers to anonymously ask a question on any topic which will be answered by Joe Barco, an MIT student, within a few days. (nwn)

    June 4, 1994: The Ohio State University at Newark, Art Gallery is excited to announce that its current Roy Lichtenstein Pre-Pop, 1948-1960 Exhbition is now available for the public to view. The Art Gallery has included over 30 works of the famous American artist, most of which have never before been shown to the public. This unusual and very important exhibtion will help in understanding how the artist arrived at his more famous Pop Style. The Art Gallery is committed to exhibiting local, national and international artists of all statures. From now on exhibitions will be made available to the public. Please watch for future updates! (nwn)

    June 4, 1994: The Lojban WWW Server is now available for public access. Lojban (the logical language) is a constructed (planned / artificial) language for human communication with a syntax more like the syntax of Prolog than that of any natural language. The server contains language description material, machine grammars (both Extended BNF and YACC versions), complete vocabularies and links to available software, learning material and Lojban texts. (nwn)

    June 4, 1994: You are invited to the Load Sharing Farm or the Load Sharing Boat Tour at WebWorld! (nwn)

    June 4, 1994: The Nerd Page at the University of South Carolina's College of Engineering has been moved to a much more stable dedicated server machine and has some new additions worth checking out. (nwn)

    June 4, 1994: The American Risk and Insurance Association (ARIA) is pleased to announce its new HTTP server, ARIAWeb. ARIAWeb's primary purpose is to serve information concerning the programs and services offered to members and friends of ARIA. For example, a copy of the program for ARIA's 1994 annual meeting is available by clicking here. ARIAWeb also features links to, among other things, working papers and teaching materials authored by the world's leading scholars in Risk Management and Insurance, as well as other risk and insurance resources available on the Internet. (nwn)

    June 4, 1994: The Alf MIDI Site announces its WWW Home Page. The main topic is the MIDI Sample Dump Standard (sound samples by MIDI) but also covers MIDI in general. The site includes documentation, programs and sound samples. (nwn)

    June 4, 1994: The University of Aberdeen Electronics Research Group server provides information about our research work including:

    Services provided include online digest archives including Neuron Digest, TidBITS and Alife digest. (nwn)

    June 4, 1994: A new free service, the Virtual Contractor, has been created to bring together people who need custom computer services with people who provide those services. Computer contractors may submit their profiles for listing and review, and people needing work done may submit requests for work. Users may scroll through the current list of contracts and contractors to find ones of interest. Touch here to learn more. (nwn)

    June 4, 1994: The second release of "An Unofficial Guide to Rotary" is now available. It is intended for -

    The guide is maintained on a monthly cycle by a member of the Carnforth Rotary Club, England. (nwn)

    June 4, 1994: The City of San Carlos, California announces that it has joined the World Wide Web (WWW). Now available are several introductory Web pages including a welcome to our new electronic City Hall, a letter from San Carlos Mayor Tom Davids, an electronic job announcement for a Police Officer, a hypertext guide to City Business Licenses and an article on our new pen-based fire inspection program. (nwn)

    June 4, 1994: Also of interest to Silicon Valley residents is the new web server for the San Carlos Charter School project, one of California's first Charter Schools. This server has several web pages on the progress of the San Carlos Charter School project. (nwn)

    June 4, 1994: There is now a server for Computer Science at Dartmouth College. As well as an overview of the graduate and undergraduate majors, faculty, and courses, there are also pages for the Gnuplot program, including a reference manual and tutorial. (nwn)

    June 4, 1994: The University of Birmingham has a new World-Wide Web Server. This is run by the Academic Computing Service (ACS) and is intended to offer a starting point for campus users wishing to explore the Web. Most of the documents fall under the heading of navigational aids. For example, there are documents listing all known UK University Web Servers and UK National Educational Organisations (e.g. NAG, Mailbase etc.) together with various Help Files. There are links to other Web Servers at the University of Birmingham and non-WWW sources of information such as CWISes and Gopher Servers. (nwn)

    June 2, 1994: A WYSIWYG editor for the Web, SoftQuad HoTMetaL, is now available from the NCSA FTP server. You need a Sun SPARC (MS-Windows coming soon) and 6MB of disk. Because it is context-sensitive, HoTMetaL guides users in creating new HTML documents and in cleaning up old ones. It includes a handful of useful templates (others welcome: send 'em to hotmetal@sq.com) and a Preview command which fires up Mosaic or another browser. A Publish command changes appropriate SRC and HREF attributes from local paths to http locations. More information is available in this README file, or via e-mail to hotmetal@sq.com. A HoTMetaL Pro supported version is available for purchase from SoftQuad and its resellers. (nwn)

    June 2, 1994: The Program in Animal Behavior at Indiana University, which includes the NSF sponsored Research Training Group (RTG) for the Integrative Study of Animal Behavior, would like to announce the formation of a new Gopher and WWW site. These sites, located at the Center for the Integrative Study of Animal Behavior (CISAB) will provide information about the program, research interests of the group, and other information relevant to the those interested in an interdisciplinary approach to the study of animal behavior. The RTG consists of faculty members from the Departments of Biology, Psychology and the Program in Neural Sciences. (nwn)

    June 2, 1994: The OS/2 WWW HomePage now includes the OS/2 Frequently Asked Questions List, from the comp.os.os2.* newsgroups in stunning HTML form. (nwn)

    June 2, 1994: IBM US-Federal: High Performance Client/Server Integration is proud to announce its new WWW server. The HPC/SI WWW server presents an overview of HPC/SI, its ongoing projects, products and services. HPC/SI provides total solutions in Computing, Storage, Networking and Services for the high-end computing market. (nwn)

    June 2, 1994: The Environmental Resource Center is pleased to announce its World Wide Web Server. The Environmental Resource Center is satisfying the information needs of the global community by providing timely and cost-effective access to stored environmental data and information. (nwn)

    June 2, 1994: PowerPC News has arrived on the Web. It is an independent, electronic magazine published every two weeks for users and developers who want the latest news about the IBM/Motorola/Apple microprocessor family and the systems built upon it. The Web site contains the full text of the magazine. (nwn)

    June 2, 1994: TinyTIM is now on the WWW! What's TinyTIM? In their own words, "Well, TinyTIM is the world's oldest running MUSH (Multi-User Shared Hallucination). We have 10,000 rooms, thousands of players, an affinity for poptarts and a clock that eats V'ger for breakfast. Since TinyTIM and the world of MUSHes is so funky anyway, the Wizards of TIM decided to add a WWW page to our machine. It has documentation, sounds, graphics, info on the game, and at least a couple pictures of cows. Plus, a mere click on an icon, and you're connected to TinyTIM itself! TinyTIM, by the way, requires no registration and has unlimited building for you experiment with. Come on in, join the fun, and remember: It's not just a game.... It's a really, really BIG game!" (nwn)

    June 2, 1994: The DeLorme Mapping MapAccess WWW server is pleased to announce its opening! DeLorme Mapping has been making high-quality maps for 19 years. DeLorme's Atlas & Gazetteer series offers topographic maps of individual states. DeLorme's breakthrough CD-ROM software includes Street Atlas USA and Global Explorer. The WWW server includes:

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    June 2, 1994: Atlantic Computing Technology Corporation's Web server is now available. Atlantic provides services to Connecticut businesses that need to be a part of the Internet. Additionally, Atlantic is providing information about Connecticut back to the Internet community. (nwn)

    June 2, 1994: The UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine is pleased to announce its WWW server. This server provides information about the School, including departments and programs. Information regarding veterinary medicine educational software is also provided. Available WWW links to other Veterinary Medicine Schools and Colleges are maintained. (nwn)

    June 2, 1994: Now you can visit a full-service ad agency right here on the Web. The Online Ad Agency resides on The New York Web server in New York City. This new server plans to offer you everything you'd expect to find in New York, including Media, Publishing, and Entertainment guides. (nwn)

    June 2, 1994: The MIT Lincoln Laboratory, Weather Sensing Group provides weather information, summarys of ongoing projects at the Weather Sensing Group, online technical papers, Mystery Science Theater 3000, and a volunteers page. (nwn)

    June 2, 1994: The School of Physics of Georgia Tech announces its WWW home page, with links to home pages of the Clark Atlanta University Center for Theoretical Studies of Physical Systems, the Applied Chaos Laboratory, the Quantum Relativity Group, David Finkelstein, Michael Gibbs, Josh Reiss, Tony Smith, and Siqing Wei. There are also links to some physics resources from other sites. (nwn)

    June 2, 1994: The Alces WWW Server at University of Minnesota School of Medicine is the home of the Virtual Genome Center and provides information about Candida albicans molecular biology. (nwn)

    June 2, 1994: Xtoys contains a set of cellular automation programs for generic xwindows. Included are Ising, Potts, sandpile, and totalistic automaton models. The xtoys gallery contains a collection of images made with these programs. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: The June issue of Computer-Mediated Communication Magazine (ISSN 1076-027X) has hit the Web. This issue includes articles by Brock N. Meeks, Bruce Hahne, John December, Rob Kling, and Gary Ritzenthaler. Computer-Mediated Communication Magazine is distributed for free from the Computer-Mediated Communication Studies Center. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: In commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of D-Day, Patch American High School is proud to announce a special archive dedicated to those who served in the Normandy Invasion which led to the end of the Nazi Occupation of Europe. This ambitious project will include sections which feature a Patch HS JROTC Trip to Normandy, a Stars and Stripes Newspaper Special Edition on D-Day, materials on loan from the US European Command Historian, Dr. Bryan T. van Sweringen, Army newsreels of the landing (in Quicktime and MPEG formats), photos, maps & original top secret invasion documents (now declassified), and eventually, interviews with Normandy veterans who will be attending the ceremonies marking the 50th Annniversary. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: The Shot-of-Rhythm Mailing List, a forum to discuss the music of singer/songwriter John Hiatt, announces the opening of the Shot-of-Rhythm Archives. These archives are sponsored by Unicom Systems Development. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: The Interactive Systems Centre (iSC) of University of Ulster is pleased to announce it WWW server. The server currently contains information about the iSC and a set of links to interactive multimedia research information which are related to the centre's research activities. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: The Institute for Theoretical Physics III at the Friedrich-Alexander Universitaet Erlangen-Nuernberg is now online. Apart from local information, it also provides a list of lectures and workshops for the "Graduierten Kolleg" Physics of Strong Interactions. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: There is a now web page for the usenet group Rec.Sport.Soccer. The page contains info on the World Cup, the FAQ, FIFA rules, Fantasy World Cup, lists of mailing lists for clubs and countries around the world and pointers to all the WWW soccer pages around the world. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: Applied Research Laboratories, The University of Texas at Austin (ARL:UT), is pleased to announce the availability of the Mid-America Computerized Ionospheric Tomography Experiment 1993 or MACE `93 World Wide Web Server. Computerized ionospheric tomography (CIT) is a new technique to construct 2D images of the ionosphere from only 1D information. A very basic introduction to CIT is also available. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: NASA's budget is currently under review, and the atmosphere on the Hill is pretty grim. THEY NEED YOUR HELP! If you are interested in supporting space development and exploration, see the Space Activism home page for information and tips on how best to get involved. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: The Magellan Image Browser is now accepting connections at the Microwave Subnode of NASA's Planetary Data System. Tour the planet Venus during your lunch break. So little time, so much data! (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: The Free On-line Dictionary of Computing continues to expand its coverage of terminology, languages, architectures, institutions, history, applications, theory, acronyms, telecomms and anything else related to computing. It contains many cross-references and links to other Internet resources. Queries are monitored and new entries for popular subjects are added every day. Contributions are also welcome. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: InfoVID Outlet: The Educational & How-To Video Warehouse is your complete guide to the best educational, instructional and informative videos from around the world. Over 3,500 hard to find titles on a wide variety of subjects . . everything from auto repair to aerobics, boating to business, crafts to computers, and many, many more. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: The University of Oregon Physics Department is pleased to announce its new HTTP server. Faculty Information can be found there as well as an evolving, large database dealing with Astronomy and Environmental Sciences . In addition, a hypertext astronomy book is being developed. The full contents and mission of this server can be examined by clicking here . Please note that currently, the hypertext textbook runs only in an X-environment as the resources expect xfig and xdvi to reside on the host machine. The current resources consist of many gif or jpeg images, some mpeg animation and morphing movies, postscript figures and informative text. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory is pleased to announce public access to its Main WWW server. Information currently on this server includes the 1994 Genetics, Cell, & Molecular Biology Book Catalogue from Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, indexes of Journals published by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, programs for courses and meetings offered at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, and an instruction manual for GDB/Accessor. Information will be added to this server as it becomes available. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: The Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) is pleased to announce a major reorganization and enhancement of its server, URL http://www.ornl.gov (previously http://jupiter.esd.ornl.gov). The information includes general subjects about the Laboratory and the Oak Ridge area, information on its basic and applied research, media releases, ORNL publications, and educational opportunities. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: Homebuyer's Fair American homebuyers can obtain mortgage financing before the next jump in interest rates. Visit the Homebuyer's Fair, and try the lenders' exhibits. Also at the fair, you may view prototype house listings that include pictures and floor plans, and visit the Homebuyer's Information Booth, where you can get the lowdown on "no money down real estate" and other topics. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: The Department of Computer Sciences at the University of Texas at Austin announces its WWW server. The latest annual report is available, containing faculty profiles, sponsored research information, and listings of scholarships and awards. Department newsletters describe recent activities and events. In addition, the WWW server stores course descriptions, technical reports, dozens of user-contributed pages, and research group pages. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: Here is a hypertext demonstration of the Basic Elements of Visual Literacy, using text, still and moving images, and sound files, arranged to permit you to move around following the promptings of your own curiosity. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: The Analytic Philosophy Project announces the second issue of The Electronic Journal of Analytic Philosophy, now available in hypertext and including on-line subscription and referee registration forms. EJAP is a peer-reviewed ejournal publishing articles, discussion and reviews relevant to analytic philosophy. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: The University of Washington Department of Pathology's Web Server is now available and includes access to human and mouse chromosome idiograms and photomicrograph scans; the Genome Machine: a simple graphical interface experiment; a pathology gallery (under construction); and information about the UW Medical Scientists Training Program (MSTP). (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: The National Coordination Office for High Performance Computing and Communications (NCO/HPCC) is pleased to announce the release of the HPCC Program's "FY 1995 Implementation Plan" on its NCO/HPCC Web server. The plan describes 88 program activities, complete with milestones and budgets, for the President's proposed $1.154 billion HPCC Program budget. This information is organized both according to the 5 HPCC Program components and the 10 participating Federal agencies. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: XOR Network Engineering is proud to announce The Internet StoreFront(tm). The StoreFront is dedicated to providing Internet services for companies who don't have the resources to or don't want to maintain their own Internet connection and services. Companies online with the StoreFront include Softpro Books, a retail computer bookstore, and The Colorado Internet Cooperative Association, a Colorado Internet access provider. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: Come explore and become a part of WebWorld, a virtual world you can travel in, build in, and visually link to other parts of the World Wide Web. Build a home, office, trade show or even a city if you like. Prime real estate is available now for those who build first in WebWorld. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: Media West Editions is proud to announce the signing of a number of world-renowned digital artists for the upcoming Pixel Pushers Exhibition of Original Digital Art. Included in the line up are Oscar-winning composer and musician Buffy Sainte-Marie, some of Canada's foremost graphic artists including Yuri Dojc and Louis Fishauf, Vancouver-based typographer Stephen Herron, and digital art innovators from the U.S. including Diane Fenster, Jeff Brice, Helen Golden and the mastermind behind Kai's Power Tools, Kai Krause. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: The Nonlinear Science e-Print Archive (nlin-sys) has a new www interface, including a convenient form interface. This parallels the Physics e-Print archive (which now processes over 5000 messages daily). (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: Mactivity`94 is the only conference and exposition focused on Macintosh Networking, communications and workgroup solutions. Come to Mactivity and discover how and why to integrate the Macintosh into your small, medium or large computing solution. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994:

    The May 30th issue of InfoWorld Magazine is now available at the Internet Shopping Network. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: Bladen Library at Scarborough Campus, University of Toronto invites you to visit their WWW server, which contains both locally authored material from their faculty members, librarians, staff and students, as well as links to other WWW servers. This server also includes a home page for CITD - The Centre for Instructional Technology Development with information on several projects as well as links to multimedia and instructional technology information. In addition it provides a home page for Physical Anthropologists in Canada with information on their activities. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: The Institute of Meteorology, Free University of Berlin has restructured their server and therefore some URL's have changed. Server maintainers are urged to check their links and contact www@www.met.fu-berlin.de with problems. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: Persimmon IT's World Wide Web server is now available. Persimmon IT, Inc. is an Information Technology company with offices in Charleston, South Carolina, and the Raleigh/Durham area (Reseach Triangle Park) of North Carolina. The WWW server has information about Persimmon IT, product information, forthcoming events, and fruit. (nwn)

    June 1, 1994: The Reservoir Modelling Group in Mineral Resources Engineering at Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine, University of London, England, now has a Web server. (nwn)

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    June 1, 1994: The What's New Archive (nwn)

    May 31, 1994: Since July 1993, the Australian Science Archives Project (ASAP) has been making resources for the history of Australian science and technology available on the Internet thanks to the ANU Social Sciences Information Services (ftp,gopher,www, wais & several mailing lists) built by the Coombs Computing Unit of the Australian National University, Canberra. The newly created ASAP Web pages contain, among other materials, a hypertext version of the No. 32 (1994) of the HASN - History of Australian Science Newsletter. (nwn)

    May 31, 1994: The Icon Browser at Pisa University DCS contains over three thousands icons on line. An Icon Browser mirror site also exists. For questions and suggestions about the Icon Browser please write to Gioacchino La Vecchia (gio@virgilio.di.unipi.it). (nwn)

    May 31, 1994: The Finnish Forest Research Institute is pleased to announce a FORESTRY World Wide Web server, located in Helsinki, Finland. In addition to institute and research information, the server features conference information, forestry mailing list archives, biodiversity information and pointers to related resources on the net. The institute also runs the leading forestry gopher server. (nwn)

    May 31, 1994: The University of Georgia Libraries now has a WWW Server. We have general information about the Libraries as well as newly begun access to our image collections. Our digital image archive is highlighted by a growing collection of photographs from Works Progress Admnistration (WPA) projects within Georgia. (nwn)

    May 31, 1994: Dan's World Wide Web Server At The Peddie School is run by a 14 year old student of the Peddie school. It provides peddie information, Peddie News, and A whole bunch of links to other documents. Stop By Today. (nwn)

    May 31, 1994: The Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering at North Carolina State University would like to announce their WWW server. The server contains departmental information such as current course information, faculty and staff information, current research projects, programs, and seminar presentations. The department addresses issues concerning agriculture, biology, the environment, and medicine. (nwn)

    May 31, 1994: There is now an index of Student Government Associations on the Web, but it is far from complete! If your SGA is not included, please send mail to the maintainer. (nwn)

    May 31, 1994: The Global Prepress Center is now open for business on the World Wide Web. This building is designed to hold links to businesses, information, and resources for those involved in professional desktop publishing, graphic arts, prepress, and printing. (nwn)

    May 31, 1994: The Spanky Fractal Database is now online to the WWW. This is a collection of fractal images, programs, documents, papers, code examples, and other fractal related material for free distribution on the net. Information was submitted by contributors or hunted down from various nooks and crannies on the internet. It is all here as a convenient resource for the fractal enthusiast. If you have information on fractals that you want to share contact the maintainer. Enjoy and discover. (nwn)

    May 31, 1994: The Acoustics Page -- information source in the field of acoustics, exists now on the Auburn University College of Engineering WWW server. (nwn)

    May 31, 1994: Informix Software, a leading supplier of RDBMS software on open systems, will hold its user conference at the Tampa Convention Center in Tampa, Florida on July 11-14. The conference includes daily keynote and general sessions, multiple tracks of product/ technology sessions, tutorials, product demonstations and exhibits from Informix partners, and birds-of-a-feather sessions. More information and on-line registration are available on the server. (nwn)

    May 30, 1994: The Chance Server contains information useful for teaching any probability or statistics course that uses current news involving probability or statistical concepts. (nwn)

    May 30, 1994: There is now a Bulletin Board on Load Sharing and Enterprise Computing available on The Mother of All BBS. (nwn)

    May 30, 1994: A schedule of Letterboxed Movies On TV is now available. Movie titles are linked to Cardiff's Movie Database Browser and the postal addresses of the listed TV networks are available. (nwn)

    May 30, 1994: The Guide to the Good Life WWW server is an on-line guide to the restaurants in the South Bay Area of the San Francisco Peninsula. The guide covers cities from South San Francisco to San Jose, and it allows you to find restaurants by cuisine, location and name. It was put together by three students at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, in conjunction with Good Life Publications. (nwn)

    May 30, 1994: A series of pages devoted to the German writer Karoline von Günderrode (1780-1806) is now available. Günderrode, who like many other German women intellectuals of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries had nearly been forgotten, has comparatively recently been "rediscovered" by contemporary writers and scholars (especially Christa Wolf). Brought to you by Chr*st*n* *uror*'s Personal SpiderWeb. (nwn)

    May 30, 1994: Learn about the phenomenal Abayudaya Jews of Uganda. This Web site contains text, maps, photos and recordings. (nwn)

    May 29, 1994: The California State University, Fresno, Department of Phyiscs is pleased to announce its WWW server, containing information about the department, undergraduate and graduate programs, Fresno city, and other servers at California State University, Fresno. (nwn)

    May 29, 1994: Travels with Samantha, Internet's most popular travelogue (and a Best of the Web '94 winner), has been improved with maps from the Xerox Map Server. You won't be disoriented as you follow Philip Greenspun from Boston to Alaska and back. Dozens of new JPEG photos have been added as well, bringing the total number of color photos up to over 300. (nwn)

    May 29, 1994: MCSNet has announced general availability of its WWW server at www.mcs.net. This server contains information about Macro Computer Solutions, Inc., owners and operators of the MCSNet Internet Provider in Chicagoland. A special feature of the server is provision of an automated scanner which is run nightly for subscriber home pages. These automatically appear in the server's domain every night shortly after midnight central time, so that subscribers may publish their own home pages easily. (nwn)

    May 28, 1994: The Mosaic and the Web International Conference '94 announces a call for papers, panels, and presentations. (nwn)

    May 28, 1994: There is now a home page devoted to the Eiffel object-oriented programming language. It includes links to the latest Eiffel FAQ, some Eiffel ftp sites, and a browsable archive of articles from the usenet newsgroup comp.lang.eiffel. (nwn)

    May 28, 1994: You can now learn all you want to know about unicycling from the Unicycling page . Learn how to ride, how to ride better, and where to buy one. You can even watch unicycling, if you need to get motivated. (nwn)

    May 28, 1994: PROJECT: A-KON is an annual Japanese & American animation convention in Dallas, Texas. Check out all the animation, guests, vendors, parties and other activities at the 5th anniversary show, going on this June 3-5. (nwn)

    May 28, 1994: Argentina's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, managing ARNET for over 1200 nodes in the country, announces the ARNET Web server. (nwn)

    May 28, 1994: A new electronic archive for preprints of mathematics research papers in the field of K-theory is being provided by the Mathematics Department of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Papers and books are stored online in TeX dvi format, and are available for immediate viewing. New submissions are welcome. (nwn)

    May 28, 1994: CyberNet is the central on-line "jumping off" point for alternative information seekers. Their library of topics range from the bizarre, to the downright scary. If you're after information about anarchy, Nirvana, or goofy art, come on over. The whole splendid thing is maintained by Internet Marketing Inc. (a.k.a. two hip Generation Xers who are cybersavvy about Internet marketing/advertising). (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: After many months of work and waiting, the Best of the Web '94 Awards were announced at the International W3 Conference on May 26th. Awards were given in twelve categories in addition to the creation of a WWW Hall of Fame. The awards exhibit should serve as a set of examples for the rest of the Web to use as a guide. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: The Osservatorio Astronomico di Palermo Giuseppe S. Vaiana WWW server provides access to 1) Info on Observatory facilities, personnel, current research projects, upcoming events, etc.; 2) On-line preprint and other library services; 3) X-ray sky simulation data; 4) Proprietary ROSAT Images; 5) Selected Astronomy and Astrophysics WWW starting points. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: The Princeton Review is the international leader in test preparation and an invaluable resource of college admissions information. Each year, we help almost a million students through our courses, books, software, and videos that include the latest information on standardized tests and the college, graduate, or professional school admissions process. This server provides hundreds of profiles of the top schools in the United States as well as information on key issues like student advocacy, financial aid, and what students really think of the schools they attend. The Princeton Review will continue to expand this server on a regular basis. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: The National Academy of Science, National Academy of Engineering, Institute of Medicine, and the National Research Council is pleased to announce their World Wide Web, Gopher, and FTP server for the Internet user communities. Look for current and future reports on the Net. The National Academy Press will be making reports available on-line that address various scientific and technology research studies, along with a directory of their books in print. The Office of News and Public Information will be making available press releases and news of Academy events available. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: The Advanced Research Corporation is proud to announce the opening of its home page on the WWW. Its server provides technical reports and information on the viability of NCSA Mosaic and NCSA HTTPD for satisfying U.S. Government information dissemination requirements. Requirments include interactive documents, multimedia, database applications, and document conversion. Currently, the server is avaialable from 1000 to 1400 hours Eastern Time only. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: To address the staggering amounts of information that are available, and to provide the best ways for people to use that information is the reason for the existence of BEDROCK Information Solutions, Inc. We help people turn information into knowledge that is used to achieve, by utilizing evolving technology to provide Training, Systems Integration and Internet solutions. Come visit us to explore innovative ways to inprove your bottom line. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: LASSP, the Laboratory of Atomic and Solid State Physics at Cornell University, is starting to describe some of the entertaining science done there, including

    LASSP hopes the interested public will find them illuminating. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: The University of Tennessee, Knoxville Research Advancement Group WWW Server includes information for and about researchers. Of special note is the UTK Sponsored Programs Report for FY93, which describes externally sponsored activity in glorious hypertext, charts, and graphics. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: The Stone Soup project is now on the World Wide Web. Stone Soup is an Internet multimedia cooperative for k12 educators and students. This project is based in the Branson School, an independent High School in Ross, California. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: In conjunction with Rice Design Alliance' Virtual City lecture series held earlier this year, home pages have been put up for two of the speakers: Howard Rheingold and Bruce Sterling. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: A selection of Héléna RICHARDOT art painting are now available on-line. The pictures are digitalized in JPEG format. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: The Quest Center at Cold Spring Harbor Labs has released a new version of the REF52 2D Gel Database, which uses inline image maps as well as a text-based interface to explore cell proteins. You can access the database through the Quest Home Page. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: The Open Government Pilot provides access to various segments of the Canadian federal government including: the House of Commons, the Senate, the Supreme Court, and federal departments and agencies. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: The Final Act containing the results of the Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations is now available at the Graduate Institute of International Studies. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: NASA's Mars Surveyor Program is the next "Big Thing" in Mars exploration. The program will commence with the launch of Mars Global Surveyor in November 1996. The program proposes to send additional orbiters and landers to Mars every 26 months from 1996 to 2006. Visit the MARS SURVEYOR MENU provided as a service by the Arizona Mars K-12 Education Program, which can be visited through the NASA Planetary Data System Infrared Subnode, located at Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: Technology Board of Trade serves as a trading floor for companies seeking and/or providing reusable software technology. It assists businesses in defining, valuing and exchanging intellectual property and provides proven practices for the transfer of commercial technology. The Exchange Listings is a database of software technology available for licensing and technology being sought. The Technology Board of Trade is brought to you by Internet Distribution Services. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: The Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research (JAIR) has a new World Wide Web server to augment our gopher and FTP servers (which are still available). JAIR is a refereed journal, covering all areas of Artificial Intelligence, which is distributed free of charge over the internet. In addition, each complete volume of JAIR is published by Morgan Kaufmann Publishers. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994:

    A FAQ for the MS Windows hypertext editor, HTML Assistant, is now available on the Web. The HTML Assistant FAQ has links for downloading the editor directly. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: The Zensufi Information Service is aimed at providing those who play DuneMUSH with valuable role playing info about the Zensufi School. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: Infinite Illusions Juggling Supplies is now on-line with its on-line WWW catalog. They carry Juggling Equipment, Kites, Boomerangs and other skill eqipment. Soon footbags, tops, yo-yos and darts will also be available. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: NASA Dryden Flight Research Center is pleased to announce the opening of the High Alpha Electronic Workshop. This workshop focuses on flight validation of high-angle-of-attack technologies and reviews the latest research activities. The Electronic Workshop will be an on-line version of the High Alpha Conference to be held in July. A goal of the Web version of the conference is to reach a wider audience of participants who may no be able to attend the physical conference in July, as well as to provide an on-line record of the conference proceedings. An example paper is currently available for comment to show how the system can work. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: The University of Washington Department of Statistics is pleased to announce it's WWW server. The U.W. Statistics Department WWW server has information about;the department, hints and hacks (Splus, Fortran, C, emacs, Mail,Misc,Network,SAS, TOYS,TeX,UNIX,VI,X,XLISPSTAT, etc.), technical reports, and ftp-able software of a statistical nature. The U.W. Statistics Department home page also offers links to other statistically oriented WWW servers. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: The Paul Scherrer Institute PET Program is now providing information about its own projects as well as a PET list of other centers engaged in Positron Emission Tomography. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: The Internet Shopping Network is a new web server offering more than 75,000 different computer hardware and software products which can be purchased online. Products are offered at wholesale prices and are shipped the same day out of 9 different warehouses throughout the U.S. Online reviews and downloadable demos provide a rich shopping environment. More products and companies are being added daily. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: The latest issue and a one year archive of InfoWorld Magazine is now available for web access as part of the Internet Shopping Network. Users can browse through articles issue by issue or do keyword searches on the entire archive. Access is free with a free membership to the Internet Shopping Network. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: The Applied Chaos Laboratory of Georgia Tech is pleased to announce its Web server. The lab specializes in control of chaos, and the investigation of various chaotic phenomena. This server provides general information about the lab, its researchers, papers, and ongoing projects. It also includes links to other related sites in the field of nonlinear dynamics. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: Colorado State University located in Fort Collins, Colorado is pleased to announce it's WWW server. This server includes links to developing campus Web servers and existing gopher servers. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: The Department of Food Science & Nutrition at the University of Minnesota, St.Paul, MN, USA, is pleased to announce their departmental web server. The server is intended to serve as a mechanism for exchange of information between faculty, staff and students. In addition, they hope that this server will function as a source of Nutrition and Food Science information, linking this and similar sites, for the broader public. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: University of Ljubljana, Department of Civil Engineering announces, as a part of its ICARIS server, a home page of home pages related to architecture and civil engineering and a page of pointers which perhaps points to even larger collection of Internet resources for these disciplines and where visitors are invited to add new resources into a form. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: The College of Engineering at North Carolina State University has established a WWW server. This server contains information about all aspects of the College's operations including undergraduate and graduate programs, the research program, staffing, student activities and organizations, computer operations, and extension services. Links to several departments in the College are also provided. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: Announcing The Lynx, an online magazine. The Lynx is an attempt to see if a real magazine can be published on the World Wide Web on a regular basis. The magazine will cover the more alternative sides of the Web and the Internet, and hopes to be amusing, informative, and slightly anarchic. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: Webster's Weekly, a new, free, web-based features magazine, is looking for contributors. If you are interested in distributing your columns, photos, poems, cartoons, graphic art, recipes, rhetorical diatribes, song lyrics, small music samples, small animation samples, jokes, puzzles, or any other web-based weekly features, please click HERE to learn more about their forthcoming publication... (nwn)

    May 27, 1994:

    The job browser is a forms based interface to the busy misc.jobs.offered newsgroup. This interface allows one to associate relative values with several categories, geographic, skill, position and employer related. This interface presents articles according to how well they match the criteria entered in the form and will filter out articles in categories in which the viewer has no interest. Duplicate and often reposted articles are only presented once. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: NoTime Enterprises proudly announces a new server for entrepreneurs called Entrepreneurs on the Web! It is a place where entrepreneurs the world over can find useful business information, and offer goods and services to other Entrepreneurs. Enjoy! (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: The College of Engineering and the Department of Computer Science at the University of California, Riverside are pleased to announce the availability of several WWW servers. These servers provide information on courses, faculty, degree programs, and research centers within the college. The Computer Science Department's undergraduate laboratory also has its own WWW server. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: Information about the University of Michigan Management Briefing Seminars is on the Web. This international conference is held annually at Grand Traverse Resort, just off of northern lower Michigan's beautiful Grand Traverse Bay. Over 1000 participants will attend to stay in touch with current issues facing the automotive industry, manufacturing, and quality assurance programs. (nwn)

    May 27, 1994: Auburn University College of Engineering announces their new Web server, with information about the college and its departments. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The 'Institut fuer Theoretische Nachrichtentechnik und Informationsverarbeitung (TNT)' at the University of Hannover is pleased to announce information about the institute (people, research, education), on scientific topics like AI, Signal Processing, Audio and Video Coding and other subjects of interest. TNT Info offers some interesting features for information access and user guidance like the concept of views, which allows to present the available information with respect to the different needs of users, e.g. a local view and a global view. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: Can we evolve musical programs? This interactive experiment is an attempt to find out. It uses genetic programming and user feedback to try to evolve "programs" that make good sounding sequences of notes. Can it actually reach a point where it can be called music? Try it and find out. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: SRI International (formerly Stanford Research Institute) is pleased to announce its World Wide Web server, with links to:

    Links to many other groups and projects at SRI will be available shortly. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Oz project at Carnegie Mellon's School of Computer Science has a new web page. The Oz project is developing AI-based tools to enable artists to create dramatically interesting, interactive environments. This includes work on believable agents, computational drama, and a number of presentation issues. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory web server now includes information on two collaborative efforts:

    (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: Lumina Decision Systems, Inc., of Palo Alto, California is proud to announce its World-Wide Web server. Lumina is a computer software and services company that develops and markets state-of-the-art software for modeling and decision support. Lumina's first product, DEMOS (Decision Modeling System) is a Macintosh-based, visual environment for creating, analyzing and communicating probabilistic models for business, risk and decision analysis. Information on Lumina and DEMOS and a demonstration version of DEMOS are available. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy (IMSA) is the nation's only three year, residential, public high school for students talented in the fields of science and mathematics. It is also the state of Illinois' reseach and development laboratory for K-12 mathematics and science education. IMSA's WWW server is entirely student administered. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Association of Bay Area Governments invite you to peruse their services. This link lets you jump to San Francisco Bay Area local government servers as they become available. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Japanese National Committee of IEC/TC3 is planed to demonstrate the NCSA Mosaic for X, Macintosh and MS-Windows at the time of its Makuhari Meeting to be held from 16th to 25th May, 1994, in Makuhari New Metropolis, Chiba 261, Japan. Since the meeting place has not been IP-reachable, Ikeda Lab. Home Page is moved to a server there. Several kind of clients are connected to the server to brows information. It is planed to put daily meeting documents to the server, including relevant information for the delegates from 12 IEC member countries. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The European Space Agency - ESA/ESRIN, Frascati, Italy, announces the "Global Land 1km AVHRR Data Set Browser" WWW server. This experimental server allows retrieval of quick-looks of satellite images archived by ESA/ESRIN since April 1, 1992. An initial set of about 3000 images is currently available, and the server is constantly updated with new images. The user can search for quick-looks by defining the date range and the coordinate point on a world map. The server can also guide the user in the ordering of AVHRR image products. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: SACLANTCEN, the NATO SACLANT Undersea Research Centre, is pleased to announce its WWW server which provides general information on Centre resources, including the NATO research vessel Alliance, on its publications and conferences, together with abstracts of all papers to be presented at the forthcoming SACLANTCEN conference Full Field Inversion Methods in Ocean and Seismic Acoustics, and on links to other related information servers (eg the NATO Gopher under development). The Centre specializes in underwater acoustics, physical oceanography, systems research and signal processing. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Stanford University Footbag Club is now on the Web. The home page gives information on the international sport of footbag, similar to the American game played with the Hacky Sack(R) or Sipa Sipa(R). You will also find information about footbag events (festivals, tournaments, demos, and regular meetings). The World Footbag Championships are July 25-31 in the San Francisco Bay Area. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Indiana University School of Law and the Federal Communications Bar Association are pleased to announce the availability of Issue no. 2 of Vol. 46 of the Federal Communications Law Journal. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: A just-for-fun adventure game written on the World Wide Web. Enjoy. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Railroad-related Internet Resources page provides links to documents, databases, mailing lists, and file servers relevant to railfans, model railroaders, and others interested in rail transportation. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Engineering Dept. of the University of South Carolina announces its new Web server. It is (you couldn't see this one coming) still under development and features comprehensive local information and user home pages. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: On-line writings about women and computer science are available, including pieces from Communications of the ACM, IEEE Expert, Computing Research News, and the MIT AI Lab. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Give Children a Chance action is starting today. It will last until July 15. Internet, WWW and Mosaic can be a big opportunity for today's children to escape TV and Videogames addiction and to learn to interact among themselves and with the grown-up. An equal opportunity universe, made of interesting information, is waiting for them: they can actively contribute to the creation of a world of their own where it is possible to make friends and compare ideas and experiences. This is, presently, virtually denied. If You want to know more about this action click for the English or (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: Italian Version. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Social Security Administration (SSA) is now part of the World-Wide Web. Look at Social Security's WWW server for public information pamphlets (including many in Spanish), information about Retirement, Survivors, Disability and other SSA programs, the status of the SSA Trust Fund, legislation affecting SSA, information on SSA's international programs and statistical information valuable to researchers. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Center for Earth and Planetary Studies and its Regional Planetary Image Facility (RPIF) located at the National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian Institution are pleased to announce the availability of its WWW server. The purpose of this NASA supported RPIF is to act as a reference library providing planetary science researchers with access to the extensive collection of image data from planetary missions. Currently we are in the process of placing some of the 300,000 photographs and images of the planets and their satellites in our collection online. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Earth Resources Laboratory, part of the Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences at MIT, is pleased to announce a web server for nCUBE 2 parallel computer users. The ERL nCUBE 2 server contains useful facilities like form-driven hypertext manual pages, a hypertext "training course" for novice nCUBE 2 users, and a graphical snapshot of ERL nCUBE 2 use. Other stuff includes info on geophysical computing at MIT and medical imaging contributions from St. Joseph's Health Centre (U. of Western Ontario). (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Animations Index at Towson State has been moved under the Computer Graphics Index at the University of Califonia - Santa Cruz. It has 52 links currently. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: Integrated Computer Solutions is pleased to announce access to its World Wide Web server. Full information about Xhibition 94 is available right now. You can use the Web to access descriptions, schedules, and general information. Registration forms are available, right off the Web. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: HYPERCOMP is proud to introduce The Web to LSF , the comprehensively architected, load sharing enterprise computing software for networked UNIX platforms. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: It is now possible to search a subject list of special libraries in Washington, DC. Subjects include art, local DC history and public service and advocacy. This was created by Shelly Olim, College of Library and Information Services, University of Maryland in College Park. Please note -- this is the beginning of something great! (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Fusion Research Center at the University of Texas in Austin has established a Fusion Studies WWW server. This server contains information about the fusion research program conducted by the Fusion Research Center and the Institute for Fusion Studies at the University of Texas. It is a repository of physics/fusion newsletters and software, pointers to physics information, white pages directories for fusion labs, information for Univ. of Texas employees, Fusion Research Center technical reports, and information on TEXT-U Tokamak and diagnostics. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: FINS, the Fish Information Service contains information about keeping aquariums, both marine and freshwater. Amoung other things, this includes an index listing common and Latin names of several hundred species along with pictures of each. This service is provided by Active Window Productions in Cambridge, MA. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: wusage 3.0, a web server usage meter, has been released. Version 3.0 no longer requires pbmplus, fixes long-standing bugs, restores the NCSA server format (as well as common and CERN formats) and is a no-brainer to build, install, and feed, especially compared to previous versions. All you need a C compiler and a supported server. wusage produces .GIF graphs and HTML server usage reports, and is available from the Quest Server. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Graduate School of Journalism at UC Berkeley has a new issue of our alumni newsletter, the North Gate News available on its Web server. It summarizes the cool stuff the students and faculty are up to, and our site also has some nice student photographs. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: Silicon Surf is your connection to the world of Silicon Graphics. Read our latest press releases, find out about newest products, take a look at our technical white papers, and pull down some of the most exciting graphics imagery available on three-dimensional graphics workstations today. And, if you liked the file system navigator they used in Jurassic Park to save the day, just think what it can do for your desktop - and its free on Silicon Surf! Your single source for "whats new" at Silicon Graphics. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Perceptual Science Laboratory at the University of California-Santa Cruz is engaged in a variety of experimental and theoretical inquiries in perception and cognition. A major research area concerns speech perception by ear and eye, and facial animation. We also have tested a general fuzzy logical model of perception in a variety of domains, including perception and understanding of language, memory, object, shape and depth perception, learning, and decision making. Research is also being carried out in reading. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: PC Lube and Tune is a service station at Exit 130.132 on the National Information Highway. It is the ultimate in "self-service:" you pump it yourself, you fix it yourself. PCLT provides advice, directions, and instructions. Less figuratively, PCLT supplies usable introductions, tutorials, and education on technical subjects to the larger audience of ordinary computer users through system-independent hypertext articles. Major articles currently available include: Introduction to PC Hardware (for those who don't know the difference between "interleave" and "interlace"), Introduction to SNA (there's a whole new class of people on the Internet), Introduction to TCP/IP , and PC Serial Communications A project is Windows on the World (adding Internet software to Windows and OS/2) under development with an easy-install package of share/freeware tools. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: So you think you are ready to buy one of those really hi-res computer monitors that you've been hearing about? Before you put your money on the counter, spend a few minutes and read what one shopper has learned in the quest for the perfect monitor. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Michigan Department of Education would like to announce it's MDEnet WWW Server. Currently it is a more descriptive front end to the first few levels of our gopher server at gopher.mde.state.mi.us but we plan to have more documents soon. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: Reba McENTIRE fans now have a WWW server. Information on her music, personal appearances, show schedule, recent articles, and reviews from her fans are all included. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: Quadralay Corporation, designer of a commercialized version of Mosaic, GWHIS, has recently added an archive of Fuzzy Logic to its already extensive information archive. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: London information services company TQM Communications has launched two Web services:-

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    May 17, 1994: Security APL, a software company providing solutions to the financial community, is proud to announce its WWW site. Our interactive stock quote server will accept a ticker symbol and provide 15 minute delay pricing for most listed securities. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: Lightside, Inc. offers Internet access in the Los Angeles area. Lightside's WWW server provides information about its services as well as links to many interesting places. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Iowa State University Entomology WWW Server provides information about faculty, graduate students, and programs at Iowa State University in Ames. It also provides a list of electronic resources for entomologists, an Insect Image Gallery, and some tasty insect recipes. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Stanford University Medical Center is pleased to announce its World-Wide-Web server. Stanford Medical Center comprises the School of Medicine, the Stanford University Hospital, the Lucile Salter Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford, and clinical health care affiliates. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: Announcing Le LOUVRE. The world-famous art museum is currently hosting three online exhibits: visit the French medieval art demonstration, a collection of well-known paintings from famous artists, or tour around Paris, the Eiffel Tower and the Champs-Elysees. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The National Oceanographic Data Center (NODC) in Washington, D.C. is pleased to announce its WWW Home Page. The NODC is one of the environmental data centers operated by the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). The NODC provides ocean data management and ocean data services to researchers and other users in the United States and around the world. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The MIT Weather Radar Laboratory, a part of the Center for Meteorology and Physical Oceanography at MIT, is pleased to announce its Web site. Those curious about radar might find the hypertext glossary and radar meteorology FAQ list useful, particularly when checking out the Gallery of weather radar images available here. Lots of other neat info about weather radar can also be found at the site. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: Malin Space Science Systems announces a graphical browser for 33,500 Viking orbiter images of Mars. At present, only an 8-times subsampled version of each image is available, but this service should be useful to those trying to find coverage of specific areas. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: Not Just Cows - A Guide to INTERNET/Bitnet Resources in Agriculture and Related Sciences. Agricultural information resources listed include: an index of over 70 libraries with extensive collections in agriculture; over 10 electronic bulletin boards (BBS) such as Advanced Technology Information Network and CENET; WAIS databases; World Wide Web servers; a collection of mail based services such as Almanac Servers and over 60 Listserv Discussion Groups. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: Ping Datascape experimenting to connect TV with the Internet, is growing rapidly and will be demonstrated first in Geneva, 28th of May. Mr or Mrs Internet have not been voted yet, so you still have some time to position your image, sound, movie or object via our interactive map, the interface to the 3D datascape. Soon you can send a Postcard from there. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: WebWeather provides a forms menu interface to some of the National Weather Service data provided by the weather machine at the University of Michigan. It provides up-to-the-hour readings of temperature, humidity, wind speed and direction, atmospheric pressure, and sky conditions for 240 cities nationwide. It is currently being expanded to retrieve forecasts as well. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Internet Multicasting Service in conjunction with the New York University Stern School of Business Information Systems Department are pleased to bring to the WWW community all corporate filings submitted electronically by publicly traded firms to the SEC. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: AWW! That's the ARC Wide Web, the WWW server at the Alberta Research Council (ARC) gone public. Includes general info about ARC activities and services, ARC's president's pledge (can you find it?), staff photos, the publications list. Under improvement. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: In collaboration with the Curry School of Education at the University of Virginia, Murray Elementary School has established a home page. Also available from the Murray home page is a Macintosh Mosaic Tutorial for K-12 Educators. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: Griffith University is pleased to announce their CWIS. Griffith University is one of Australia's fastest-growing universities, and is located in the Brisbane-Gold Coast corridor. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Academic Computing Service of The Open University, United Kingdom, have recently introduced their new Information Service based on a World-Wide Web system. This service is primarily for the distribution of internal, Open University news but it does include other information that may be of interest to the outside world. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: Farallon Computing, Inc., a leading developer of PC and Macintosh networking software and hardware products, proudly announces its new Web server. This server contains breaking news on Farallon products, as well as detailed specifications on current products including award-winning EtherWave, Timbuktu, PhoneNET connectors, and many others. You'll find photographs, screen shots, network diagrams, free trial software versions, product technical notes, and much more! (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: FINWeb once offered, but no longer offers, access to Citibase. Click here for an important message concerning the Citibase database. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The University of Tennessee Division of Continuing Education is pleased to announce their new Home Page for the Smoky Mountain Field School. The Smoky Mountain Field School offers supervised wilderness adventures for people of all ages and levels of experiences. Head on over and check their catalog! (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: IDIAP (Institut Dalle Molle d'Intelligence Artificielle Perceptive), a publically funded Swiss research institute located in the canton of Valais, announces its WWW server. Researchers at IDIAP work on Computer Vision, Handwriting Recognition, and OCR, Expert Systems, Neural Networks, Optical Computing, and Speech Recognition. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Human Factor is proud to announce their new WWW Server, a Local Human Gateway. Virtual Storefronts with On-Line Ordering. Free, Pictures, Sound, Animation, and Movies are available here in the Open Market. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: Big Time Television is a cultural server devoted to information on the weird and slightly out-there, including an H.P. Lovecraft archive. Big Time is also devoted to experimentation in the fusion of literature and hypermedia. Check us out! (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Cooperative Human Linkage Center (CHLC) is pleased to announce its World Wide Web server. The Cooperative Human Linkage Center is developing high resolution genetic maps of the human genome. These maps include data from a variety of sources, and are greatly enhanced for the presence of easy-to-use, PCR-formatted microsatellite markers. Included on the server are the genetic maps, genotypes, information on mapping methodologies, primer sequences, and sequences from which primers were developed. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Internet Computer Index (ICI) is an easy-to-use, free service that leads Internet users to all of the information available on the Internet relating to PCs, Macintoshes, and Unix computers. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: Visioneering Research Laboratories (VRL) in Las Cruces, New Mexico USA has a new web server available on the web with information from our home page about VRL. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: Announcing Cal State Hayward's new Mosaic Network News, a Networked Multimedia Newsletter including some Sample Animations from the "3-D Tutor". Also included is Creating Multimedia. This tutorial is about picking a development platform and selecting software tools for development. Other topics include: The Delta Project - Distance Learning and Beyond and Learning about Mosaic. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: Tandem Computers, Inc. announces its WWW server. The server includes recent Tandem press releases and will soon be populated with product information. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: The Astrophysics Data System is sponsoring a Logo Design Contest for the ADS software. This contest is open to everyone - talent is not a prerequisite! The winning logo will appear on the ADS main panel and all official documentation, and the winner will be acknowledged in the ADS on-line documentation. (nwn)

    May 17, 1994: InterText Magazine has moved its web site to an http server at ftp.etext.org. Intertext's latest issue -- a unique "theme issue" experiment -- has also just been released. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: Announcing WWW Quest - a hidden URL hunt.
    WWW Quest, an Internet/WWW/Mosaic search competition, is up and running. You can enter the quest from this page. Other clues are provided once you're on your way...
    A list of successful participants is also available. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: The High Performance Computing Centre (HPC Centre) runs courses and workshops on all aspects of high performance computing. The Centre, which is part of the University of Southampton, aims to Raise the awareness of HPC within the South and South West of England. In addition, Centre staff are available to assist users porting their applications to the faster machines provided by the Centre. The server includes pages concerning topics related to High Performance Computing including; The GENESIS Benchmarking Suite, and Events organised by the Centre. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: The Gustavus Adolphus College World Wide Web server provides information about Gustavus Adolphus College, an excellent private liberal arts college in southern Minnesota, and home to the Nobel Conference(R) every fall. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: The National Renewable Energy Laboratory, a national laboratory of the U.S. Department of Energy, is now on line. Located in Colorado, USA, NREL's server provides information about the laboratory and its research. You can access information on renewable energy research, development, and applications; accumulated energy data and resource maps; publications; business and job opportunities. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: The nominees for the Best of the Web '94 awards have been announced today (5/4/94). The list of nominees will be open for public perusal (and corrections) until 5/10/94, when voting will begin. The awards will be announced 5/26/94 at the WWW'94 Conference. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: PC Week Labs, a department in the Ziff-Davis publication PC Week, is now on the Web. PC Week is a weekly newspaper aimed at large-volume buyers of software and hardware. Our server has been running internally for three or four months, but we've just moved it to a new machine, so there are likely to be a few kinks to iron out. Some of the elements that we're working on include "Best Of" lists (right now we have limited Best Home Pages and Best News Sources and On-line Magazines pages), a Crash Course in HTML, and various home pages for some analysts in the Lab. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: TidBITS is now available on the World Wide Web! TidBITS is a free weekly electronic publication that reports on interesting products and events in the computer industry, currently with an emphasis on the world of the Macintosh. In addition to weekly issues, we occasionally publish formal review issues and special issues focussing on a single topic. We feel that publications like TidBITS will become an important medium of exchange as the world becomes more electronically connected. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: The University High School online gallery of student-created works is now available for your viewing pleasure. Check out Artspace. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: Patch American High School located in Stuttgart, Germany is now ready for "Prime Time" on Mosaic! Patch HS is a US Department of Defense Dependent School which serves dependent youth of American Miliary and Civilians stationed throughout 19 countries. The members of the WEB Team at Patch will attempt to share some of their European experiences ("In Living Color!"). (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: TeleEducation New Brunswick is pleased to announce its World Wide Web Server, located at Mount Allison University in Sackville, New Brunswick, Canada. The TeleEducation New Brunswick Network is used to deliver university, community college, and other educational courses to all areas of the province of New Brunswick. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: The University of Houston, Houston, Texas is pleased to announce the offering of a WWW server. We have various information about the university available as well as the local weather forecast, for those rushing into town to see us :). (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: The School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is pleased to announce the availability of its WWW server. Offerings include Online Wisconsin, a student produced hypertext information source. Also available is a hypertext version of the Jargon File, version 3.0.0 (still under development). (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: Press Releases for the School of Information and Library Studies (SILS) at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor now are available on Mosaic. The SILS HomePage also contains a pointer to the press releases under the category, "Current SILS Information Resources." (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: The MIT College Libertarians are happy to announce their new WWW Home Page. We are a grass roots college organization dedicated to furthering libertarian principles and candidates from the Libertarian Party. Those of you who are tired of the Republi-crat's two party control of US politics should check us out! (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: Arisia, Inc. is pleased to announce its Web server, featuring information about the ARISIA science fiction convention, held every January in the Boston area. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: Heather has Two Mommies is a charming politically correct story about a little girl's trip to the zoo, illustrated with almost 100 high quality JPEG photographs of bears, flamingos, tigers, and hardcore apes. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: HungerWeb is excited to introduce two new facilities: an interactive Hunger Quiz, and an "email the President" gateway. The multimedia HungerWeb, is designed to be both a general education platform and a research resource. The site includes an extensive integrated database on politics, the environment, economics, and ethics relevant to hunger and a broad collection of compelling introductory material. Submissions including research, advocacy, projects, case and clinical studies are highly encouraged. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: The Computing Research Labs (CRL) of New Mexico State University home page is now open for business. The CRL is also the home of the Consortium for Lexical Research which also has a link on the home page. The ACL94 (Association for Computational Linguistics) conference will be held at NMSU in June of 1994 and there is a link on the home page. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: Food Gatherers , a food serving Washtenaw County, Michigan, is putting up hunger-related information an food rescue. Among other items, there's the text of "Keeping it out of the dum appeared in this Spring's Whole Earth Review; it includes some history of food resources if you're interested in starting or joining a food rescue group. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: Studio X, an experimental media company has begun to set up a WWW server which will deal, among other things, with the establishment of the "Santa Fe Archive", a WWW Server for the city of Santa Fe, NM. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: The 1994 edition of the Kids on Campus exhibit, "Navigating the Information Superhighway", is now available. Kids on Campus is sponsored by the Cornell Theory Center during National Science and Technology Week. It is a program to increase computer awareness and scientific interest among Ithaca-area third, fourth, and fifth grade students through hands-on computer activities, innovative videos, and exciting demonstrations. "Navigating the Information Superhighway" provides a graphical interface to a sampling of the wide variety of information resources on the Internet. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: Frank Gibson of New Hanover High School in Wilmington, North Carolina won the 1994 "Networks: Where Have You Been All My Life?" essay contest sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education's National Center for Education Statistics, the National Science Foundation, and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. This award winning essay is now available on the web. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: The Software Technology for Adaptable, Reliable Systems (STARS) Program proudly announces its new home page featuring program highlights, program news, technical papers, and announcements. Take the opportunity to find out what STARS (an ARPA sponsored program) is doing to change todays's software development paradigm to one which emphasizes a process driven, domain specific reuse-based approach to software intensive systems. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: There are many people working in the area of Virtual Environments. At the Graphics, Visualization and Usability Center of the Georgia Institute of Technology, there is an attempt to capture all of the references to the different Virtual Reality projects worldwide. This information is being gathered and is available through the Meta Virtal Environments Page, where you will find a list of hyperlinks to the different VR pages for these projects. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: The GNN Travelers' Center is sponsoring Thailand--A Special Focus in the first of their new monthly Marketplace regional focuses. Read essays, stories, and interviews of and by people who know the region. Look at their pictures, and browse sponsors wares in this interesting setting. Explore as you would an oriental bazaar! Next month, Mexico, and they'll be giving away a Baja Kayak adventure.. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: California Polytechnic State University (also known as Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo), is pleased to announce its WWW server. This server includes links to developing campus WWW projects and existing gopher servers. Cal Poly, one of 20 campuses in the California State University system, is a comprehensive university that specializes in preparing undergraduates for careers in applied technical and professional fields. The server will soon include information about Cal Poly's academic programs. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: Gallaudet University's Center for Assessment and Demographic Studies (CADS) has established a home page. CADS studies the deaf and hard of hearing population in the United States, providing information on:

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    May 8, 1994: The Stanford SUIF Compiler Group, led by Monica Lam, is pleased to announce their Web server, which provides information about the first public release of the SUIF Compiler System, a framework for research in parallel and scalar compiler algorithms. Also available are a wide range of papers on compiler technology, and additional compiler-related software. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: Science Television produces and distributes videotapes for scientists and science students. Recent programs have dealt with the mathematical theories of chaos and minimal surfaces as well as the history of perpspective drawing. The company's larger objective is to foster the publication of scientific information in moving media. To this end, STV supports the creation of the Science and Engineering Television Network, a satellite television network for the professional community of scientists and engineers. Science Television is brought to you by Internet Distribution Services. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: NERO Ashbury, a live action fantasy role playing game, now has a home page on the Web. NERO-Ashbury is based in Brooklyn, New York and holds events both in Brooklyn and Connecticut. The page includes a description of the game and how to get started, membership information, and details about the NERO mailing list. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: Looking for some new and different stuff? The Infobot Hot Tips List contains a list of late-breaking hot links submitted via email. If you think you've found something cool and new, use the "Mail To:" button in the Mosaic hotlist viewer to send your hotlist to the infobot at hotlist@bonsai.com. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: 3W Magazine is pleased to announce Issue 4 and an updated 3W Web Server.
    The server has full details of 3W Issue 4: Networked Reality, which is now out with a 'Win an Internet Starter Kit' competition plus details of a competition for Internet World London 94, 'Win an Internet Library'. The server also has th full 99 e-zines listing from Issue 4 in Web format and Ivan Pope's first 'Letter from the Internet'. (nwn)

    May 8, 1994: The Space Environment Laboratory of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Adminstration provides near real-time monitoring and forecasting of the environment between the sun and the earth. Our WWW server features Today's Solar Weather with a current solar image, x-ray and proton plots from GOES satellites, and the latest forecast of solar-terrestrial conditions. (nwn)

    May 3, 1994: Network 23, Inc., a New York City based InterNet access provider has announced Max Headroom's Home on the InterNet. Within you can find all sorts of clippings, rantings, ravings, sound samples, pictures and even full motion video about the now defunct Television show that developed an intense cult following. (nwn)

    May 3, 1994: The Geological Survey of Finland (GSF) is pleased to announce its WWW server. Our server contains information on research activities and international services. The GSF, which was established in 1885, is a government funded agency responsible to the Ministry of Trade and Industry. We have a central administration based in Espoo and regional offices in Espoo, Kuopio and Rovaniemi. (nwn)

    May 3, 1994: The Bologna Astronomical Observatory is pleased to announce his WWW Server. The server includes also informations on his telescopes , and on the Department of Astronomy of Bologna University , and on the Museo della Specola (Museum of Astronomy). It offers also to various astronomical WWW servers. (nwn)

    May 3, 1994: Information on Lancaster University, UK can now be found on: our new WWW server. This is a new service and material is being moved from our internal servers all the time. (nwn)

    May 3, 1994: The CERL Home Page has undergone a face lift to become a more generic front for CERL. There are now several teams at CERL that have hypertext pages, including the Acoustics Team and Advanced Simulation and Software Engineering Technology (ASSET) Team. GRASS information is still available and the On-line Music Database has moved as well. (nwn)

    May 3, 1994: Complete information on W.R.I.T.E. '94, "Writers' Retreat on Interactive Technology and Equipment" at the University of British Columbia this June can be accessed via the Wimsey Information Services Homepage. (nwn)

    May 3, 1994: Pacific Northwest Laboratory announces World Wide Web and Gopher servers. PNL is a multi-program national laboratory operated for the United States Department of Energy by Battelle Memorial Institute. PNL concentrates on research and development programs in energy, environment, and national security. Servers include information about PNL as a whole and specific science and technology programs. (nwn)

    May 3, 1994: The World Wide Web of Sports, featuring daily video highlights for the NBA and Major League Baseball is available from the Telemedia, Networks, and Systems Group at MIT's Laboratory for Computer Science. Also, check out our Cool Video Demos. (nwn)

    May 3, 1994: The University of North Carolina General Administration is happy to announce a new WWW server. The purpose of this server is to provide information about the sixteen campuses of the University of North Carolina System, as well as about the University system as a whole. Currently under development, the server will contain statistical, historic and administrative information of use to students, faculty and other interested persons in the internet community. (nwn)

    May 3, 1994: The ATM Forum is an international non-profit organization formed with the objective of accelerating the use of ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) products and services through a rapid convergence of interoperability specifications. In addition, the Forum promotes industry cooperation and awareness. Currently, The ATM Forum consists of over 500 member companies, and it remains open to any organization that is interested in accelerating the availability of ATM-based solutions. This server is brought to you by The ATM Forum and Internet Distribution Services. (nwn)

    May 3, 1994: The Australian Environmental Resources Information Network (ERIN) is pleased to announce the availability of our new, improved World Wide Web Server. The server contains information and data on Australia's environment. New features include:

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    May 3, 1994: The FIDE project at St Andrews is part of a multi-site ESPRIT funded project on database programming languages. This site provides information about project members and access to a number of papers about persistence and the database programming languages PS-algol and Napier88. (nwn)

    May 3, 1994: The Daresbury Laboratory is based near Warrington in north west England. It provides research facilities for academic and industrial users from the UK and other countries. These include:

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    May 3, 1994: The U. of Pennsylvania WWW server, currently contains several topics of interest; links with other web servers on the Penn campus; provides gateways to PennInfo; the University's campus-wide information system, and to Gopher servers at Penn and worldwide. Currently featured is info in the fields of engineering, educational technology services, physics, medicine, computer and information sciences, statistics, math, virtual language, cognitive science, and economics. We're growing, so there's more coming. (nwn)

    May 3, 1994: The ARMS Technical Center is pleased to announce the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers new and growing WWW service, which contains pointers to many of their public information services, regional offices, and research facilities, including the Construction Engineering Research Laboratory (GRASS GIS), the Tri-Services CADD/GIS Technology Center, and the Waterways Experiment Station. (nwn)

    May 3, 1994: Unless you are sitting in Milano, Italia, you're not in a city that produces as much coffee as Seattle, Washington, USA. You literally cannot walk more than a hundred feet downtown and not hit an espresso cart. I'm convinced that this is due to our much fabled weather. It takes a city that is overcast and gloomy a large percentage of the time to produce really good bean juice. Thus far the MOTHERCITY COFFEE homepage is a compendium of a select number of Seattle coffee roasters and coffeehouses. (nwn)

    May 3, 1994: Mother Jones Magazine has published their May/June issue, featuring exposes on possible environmental causes of breast cancer, secret CIA economic espionage, and questions about the safety of nuclear fuel rods, plus a long piece on Amitai Etzioni and communitarianism, and the usual collection of shorter pieces. (nwn)

    May 3, 1994: InterNIC Information Services announces the availability of the InfoGuide, a new comprehensive online source of information about the Internet and online Internet resources. The InfoGuide is accessible through gopher and the World Wide Web, and replaces the older InterNIC information server, the InfoSource. The InfoGuide includes new services such as the Scout Report and an online hypertext version of the NSF Network News. (nwn)

    May 3, 1994: The Linux Documentation Project, a group of volunteer writers documenting the Linux operating system, now has a home page on the World Wide Web. It contains pointers to other Linux-related home pages, the contents of the LDP document archives, HTML formats of various Linux documents, and more. (nwn)

    May 3, 1994: Kaleidoscope Communications Inc. debuts its WWW server. Kaleidoscope Communications Inc. provides a variety of WWW services which range from order form support, server administration, hypermedia document creation, and marketing consultation. Our architects have construced The Global City, a gathering place for merchants and aspiring writers. Visit our Merchants for Internet service providers (free 15 day account!), bookstores, and software consulting. The Global City Dispatch is a place for WWW News, Telecommunication News, Electronic Commerce News and more! (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: Liam's Web Quiz is now available from the unofficial server at the University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield, UK. It is a simple, multiple-choice quiz with new questions released every Monday. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: The Monash Medical Informatics Web Server contains papers/articles/theses of team members, locally developed software, and links to all the other informatics sites that we are aware of. It is provided by Monash University Medical Informatics, Melbourne, Australia. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: The Arecibo Observatory World Wide Web server provides information about the Observatory facilities and the scientific work conducted at this unique site, home of the largest single dish radio telescope in the world. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: The University of New Brunswick at Fredericton is pleased to announce the availability of a WWW server. On this service you will find lots of information about UNB and New Brunswick. Items of interest include a WAIS-searchable index of the Canadian papers of Lord Beaverbrook and information on Softworld '94, a major conference to be held at Fredericton in September. Also included is a copy of the recently released New Brunswick Report on the Information Highway (English and French versions). (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: The Centre for Atmospheric Science at the University of Cambridge, UK is pleased to announce its World Wide Web server. There is information on the Centre itself such as degrees offered, seminars and so on, as well as information about the UK Universities Global Atmospheric Modelling Programme (UGAMP). This includes a connection to the UGAMP ftp server, offering software, publications and more. Links to other Atmospheric Science information servers and data are also available. On the lighter side we have Stringers Sports page with the RamsNet Derby County FC supporters pages. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: The American Psychological Society (APS) announces that is has join the internet and the web. The APS has established both a gopher directory and a WWW page which include:

    and some links and other information. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: The Pattern Recognition Group of the Faculty of Applied Physics of the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands, hereby announces their PH homepage. They offer information about the people in their group, courses given by the group, and an overview of their current research topics and their software developments. Furthermore, they offer a searchable index to the rosenfeld reference database, as well as to their own reference database on image processing and pattern recognition. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: The European Bioinformatics Institute (EBI) announces its World-Wide Web server for molecular biology. Things to be found on this site include:

    (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: The Information Bank has created a home page with a collection of more than 300 links to Internet information resources, a Russia-NIS Home Page, and an announcement for a Forum on the Future of the Microelectronics Industry in Russia and the Newly Industrialized States that will be held in Russia on Sept. 12-14, 1994. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: The Human Genome Center, LBL (Lawrence Berkeley Lab, Berkeley, California) is now serving:

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    May 1, 1994: Lawrence Berkeley Lab and the Human Genome Center are funded by the US Department of Energy, and managed by the University of California. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: A Workshop on Advanced Digital Video in the National Information Infrastructure is being held at Georgetown University on May 10-12. The workshop is intended to explore technical issues from a wide range of applications domains. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: A page about fencing as determined by FIE is now available. Pictures, drawings and selected articles about various aspects of fencing. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: The U.S. EPA's Center for Exposure Assessment Modeling (CEAM) has a document describing available software (including links to the software itself). If you're involved in the modeling of water quality, pesticide fate, etc., please take a look. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: Journey to a more spiritual contemplative realm of cyberspace. Beauty For Ashes is a group of artists who invite you to enter their world of urban monastacy through ethereal poetry and photography. In addition to English, the group also is hoping to make their web truly bi-lingual with the addition of a Japanese version of their home page and support for JIS. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: The Free Real Estate Listing Service, a free, public access forum for posting text-based listings about properties for sale anywhere in the world, is the premiere service offering of the Westcoast Interchange. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: The St. Joseph County Public Library's WWW Server located in South Bend, Indiana, provides links to two in-house databases related to the South Bend area, including: detailed information on over 1,200 local governmental service agencies, social servic agencies, clubs, etc; and a 5-year index to the metro section of the South Bend Tribune, the local newspaper. There is also information about our public library and its branches and we hope to provide links to our on-line computer catalog with the holdings of our public library and two other public libraries in this area (Mishawaka-Penn Public Library and the Plymouth Public Library, both of which are on our system). (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: The IDS World Network announces its new Web server, with a Rhode Island home page, featuring information tidbits from the RI Department of State Archives, the Department of State Library Services, and the Department of Education. This page will be expanded on a continuing basis and we hope to have many interesting peices of information online, including Governor Sundlun's full-text speeches and many other legislative articles. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: The 5th graders at Grand River Elementary School in Lansing, Michigan have updated their pages and changed their address, please be sure to change any links you might have. We have made a few corrections and a few new pages for some students. Since so many people have asked how we did it, we have included information on how the students are doing e-mail, how we set up the server and included lots of statistics. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: The Computer-Mediated Communication Studies Center, a set of web pages dedicated to serving the needs of researchers, students, teachers, and practitioners interested in computer-mediated communication (CMC), is now open. This Center helps people share information, make contacts, collaborate, and learn about developments and events related to CMC. This center includes the first issue of Computer-Mediated Communication Magazine, links to people who are interested in CMC, a resources collection, and pointers to activities. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: An attractive one-stop INET'94 Information and Registration Kiosk has been established for the Internet Society's annual International Networking Conference - this year held in conjunction with the RARE Fifth Joint European Networking Conference. INET is the conference which annually brings together the global Internet community and this year will he held in Praha (Prague), Czech Republic. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: The Computer and Information Science Department at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth is open for business. We currently provide links to our research activities and writings as well as our educational program - graduate and undergraduate. We are developing a "theme parks" area that you may find interesting. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: The sixth-grade students at Hillside Elementary School have written research papers using the Internet to do their research. They wrote their papers in hypertext to put on the school's WWW server and include hypertext links to original sources of information. The third-grade students have created their own home pages. This is a joint project of Hillside Elementary School and the University of Minnesota to integrate use of the Internet into elementary level curriculum. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: The Juggling Information Service is now available, providing access to all available online juggling information and services, including extensive archives, pictures, videos, software, and access to prop vendors. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: Computer Science House is pleased to announce their new World Wide Web Server. Computer Science House is a non-profit student organization that exists at the Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, NY. The Web Server contains information about the House, members, and their projects. Included is a page devoted to the CSH Computerized Drink Machine and the New York Ranger's Home Page. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: As part of an effort to bring a taste of the Austin music scene to the Web, a web has been created for local singer/songwriter Roxanne Hale. Roxanne's music is characterized by its introspective lyrics, and by the honesty and realism delivered by her full-toned voice. The web includes several complete tracks from her cassettes. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: Natural Resources Canada is pleased to announce the availability of their main World Wide Web server. As the predominant natural resource department of the federal government, Natural Resources Canada has a mandate to promote the sustainable development and responsible use of Canada's mineral, energy and forestry resources, and to develop an understanding of Canada's landmass. The server includes general information about the department, services to the general public, and links to other departmental servers such as the Geodetic Survey of Canada, Pacific Forestry Centre, and the Canada Centre for Mapping, and links to departmental libraries and gopher servers. (nwn)

    May 1, 1994: The Environmental Research Institute of Michigan is pleased to announce the ERIM WWW home page. Although still under construction, our WWW site now provides information about ERIM and it's projects, and it has links to areas of related interest. ERIM is a private, nonprofit, high technology organization that performs research and development and related services for its sponsors, with expertise in remote sensing, sensor design and development, image and signal processing, and technology transfer. (nwn)

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    May 1, 1994: The What's New Archive (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: is now available in hypertext format from the EARN information service. It's the 3rd version of the guide. (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: The Coombs Computing Unit of the Research Schools of Social Sciences & Pacific and Asian Studies at the Australian National University, Canberra now maintains two sets of the "What's New on WWW" pages as a part of the The World-Wide Web Virtual Library Project:

    What's New in WWW Asian Studies
    What's New in WWW Social Sciences
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    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: Announcing an Ethernet web page. It provides information about the Ethernet local area network technology. Included are guides to the Ethernet system and Ethernet configuration rules, as well as the Ethernet FAQ, an annotated reading list, access to troubleshooting information, etc. (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: A new server for Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory includes information for the general public on Fermilab and high-energy physics, the study of the fundamental particles and forces of nature. It includes information for high-energy physicists and other technical professionals in related disciplines. Fermilab's education programs and prairie restoration project are described. (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: A "What's New at NGDC" section is now available at the National Geophysical Data Center in Boulder, Colorado. Included are announcements and brief descriptions of new products at NGDC in: Solar-Terrestrial Physics, Solid Earth Geophysics, Marine Geology and Geophysics, Paleoclimatology, and the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program. Product demonstrations and work under development are available for users to "test drive". (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: The U.S. Geological Survey is experimenting with World-Wide-Web Home Pages designed for K-12 and we need and invite your input. Set your compasses to:

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    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: A new Web server is available at the Tulane University Medical Center in New Orleans. The server contains links to biomedically-related servers, network resources, and electronic publications. It also provides links to a graded progression of introductory Web and Internet material for those just starting out on the net (a major part of our population), pointers to a variety of software archives and mirrors, and an eclectic general interest section. There isn't a lot of Tulane- and New Orleans-specific material yet; that will be coming later this spring. A text-only home page is also available. (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: The University of Texas at Austin is pleased to announce its Central WWW server. Local highlights include the General Libraries' outstanding Special Exhibitions section and its CIA Maps, a collection of over 125 maps. Other local highlights include the Computation Center's UNIX Resources page, the Microlib/Mac archive of Macintosh software, and links to all Gopher and HTML versions of its User Documents. Two unique and noteworthy pages include WWW for Instructional Use and Personal Pages, both worldwide collections. (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: The OSCAR document recognition group at Essex University announces it's handwriting recognition home page. This server is under construction but will provide links to research groups working in the field and to related on-line sources of information. (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: Almost 13 Megs of travel-related information. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: A new server in Marseille (Faculte des sciences de luminy) about university activity and student life. It is maintained by the RESUS student association and contains a forum for RS6000 users. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The University of California at Berkeley is pleased to announce the Cal Berkeley WWW home page. This server is under construction and is subject to change. It offers access to Berkeley's many gopher and WWW servers. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: CityScape Internet Services Ltd, a UK Internet consultancy, are proud to announce a number of new W3 services:

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    April 19, 1994: The University of Waterloo Computer Science Club has recently obtained a new machine and is pleased to announce its WWW server running there. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Repost due to a mistake:
    The Department of Information Systems of the Institute of Computer Science, Johannes Kepler University Linz (Austria), announces its WWW-Server. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Department of Political Science at the University of Oslo announces their homepage. It includes a presentation of the Scientific staff and Administration and general information about the Department, and it also has links to information on Internet that is relevant to Political Sciences and Social science. Oslo Summer School in Comparative Social Science Studies, August 1-19, 1994, is also presented with a complete program. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: A home page for Yugoslavia is now available on the World Wide Web. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: ArtSource , is a gathering point for networked resources on Art and Architecture. The content is diverse and includes pointers to image collections, electronic exhibitions, art and architecture gopher sites, and electronic art journals, as well as original materials submitted by librarians, museums, art historians, etc. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The USFWS Forensic Laboratory is part of the US Fish and Wildlife Service Division of Law Enforcement. Our mission is to provide forensic support to Federal, State and International wildlife agencies. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The David LaMacchia Defense Fund was organized to ensure that David LaMacchia gets a fair trial. LaMacchia has been indicted by the federal government for conspiracy to commit wire fraud by creating an Internet bulletin board. The Fund's Web page provides information about the case (from original sources only) and instructions on how to make a donation. The Fund takes no position on the merits of either side's case. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: WebStars, at NASA's High Energy Astrophysics Science Archive Research Center, is about astronomy & astrophysics; cyberspace; data formats; the Space Science Web Group; software & icons downloading; WWW technical pages & style guides; on-line articles about astronomy on the Web; HEASARC/StarTrax Browse and other online services; and virtual reality. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: WebCalc is a simple but interesting demonstration of WWW/CGI/Perl capabilities, using a well-known model: the pocket calculator. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The WWW server at University of Tampere, Finland, is now on-line! The server offers information about the university, its departments, staff, students and more. At the moment a big part of information comes from the university gopher server. More information is being added all the time to the WWW and the gopher. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Do you want to read news and e-mail at your home? Do you want to cut back your phone bill? You don't even have a modem? Do you want to learn to use uqwk and Yarn? If you answered 'yes' to any of these questions and you have a PC, you should check the manual for offline reading. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The first issue of the Electronic Journal of Combinatorics is now available. The Journal is a refereed publication, and invites papers in all areas of combinatorics and discrete mathematics. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The UMass Laboratory for Perceptual Robotics has made several new additions since February. We now have a video page and a forms-based demonstration page, both of which illustrate techniques developed at the lab. In addition, we maintain an Robotics resources page for access to other robotics sites on the Internet. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Networld+Interop in Virtual Vegas! If you can't attend the Las Vegas Networld+Interop trade show in person, then visit Rockwell Networking System's virtual booth! It's easy, fun, and you might even win a NetHopper dialup router in one of our daily drawings! Good luck and enjoy! (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Electric Propulsion and Plasma Dynamics Laboratory (EPPDyL) of Princeton University announces a home page for electric propulsion research sponsored by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR). The server includes links to participating research sites, a searchable database of technical papers, and a bulletin board system for inter-site communication. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The University of Washington is pleased to announce the availability of Willow -- the Washington Information Looker-upper Layered Over Windows. Willow is a general purpose information retrieval tool. It provides a single, easy-to-use graphical user interface to any number of text-based bibliographic databases. It is fully compatible with WWW/Mosaic and the Z39.50 database access protocol. The Willow Information Center documents Willow, with color screen-shots of the interface, live demos, a technical description of the architecture, and more. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: BBC launches Networking Club Web pages. The British Broadcasting Corporation has launched a Networking Club to give members Internet access and Bulletin Board support. As part of the project we are pleased to announce our Web pages which include full details of the project and information about BBC programmes. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: CommerceNet, the first large-scale market trial of electronic commerce on the Internet, is a consortium of Northern California technology-oriented companies and organizations whose goal is to create an electronic marketplace where companies transact business spontaneously over the Internet. CommerceNet will stimulate the growth of a communications infrastructure that will be secure, easy-to-use, oriented for commercial use, and ready to expand rapidly. CommerceNet's core development team consists of BARRNet, Enterprise Integration Technologies, and Stanford University's Center for Information Technology. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: It's not about multimedia. It's not about the Information Superhighway. It's not about 500 channels, CD-ROM, or even video on-demand. It's about changing history. Come to Digital World and witness the revolution that is changing the world we live in. Registration for the Exposition will be free until May 20, 1994. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: RSA Data Security, Inc. is pleased to announce that its World-Wide-Web server at www.rsa.com is now open to the public. RSA is a recognized world leader in cryptography, with millions of copies of its software encryption and authentication installed and in use worldwide. RSA's technologies are the global defacto standard for public-key encryption and digital signatures, and are part of existing and proposed standards for the Internet, CCITT, ISO, ANSI, PKCS, IEEE and business and financial networks around the world.

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    April 19, 1994: Oklahoma State University announces its WWW Home Page. This document is the main page of OSU's Campus-Wide Information Server and contains links to other OSU Web Servers, OSU's Gopher Server, and other sources on the Net. Some of the features include general information about Oklahoma State University and several pages of information about Computing and Information Services, including the latest CIS Newsletter and the CIS User's Manual. Computing and Information Services maintains OSU's Web server and welcomes suggestions and comments. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: There are a couple of areas under construction at the Meiko WWW server:

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    April 19, 1994: The Institute of Nuclear Physics of Moscow State University has developed a WWW server. It contains information about the institute, its scientific research activity and experiments conducted by the institute. Also links to some other WWW servers in Russia are provided. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: A gateway to the Guide to Available Mathematical Software (GAMS) is now available on the World Wide Web. GAMS is an on-line cross-index of mathematical and statistical software in use at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Some 9000 problem-solving software modules from nearly 80 packages are indexed, including a large subset of the netlib collection. The primary indexing mechanism is a tree-structured taxonomy of mathematical and statistical problems. GAMS is also a virtual repository, providing redistribution of abstracts, documentation, and source of much of the software that it catalogs. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Princeton Regional School's WWW Server is an information server for the school district and abroad. It's purpose is to let people know about upcoming events and promote communications between the schools and the Internet community of sites. We also have built a tremendous base of sites that have to do with K12 interests. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Hybrid Networks, Inc. of Cupertino, CA is proud to announce its homepage. Hybrid Networks, Inc. provides affordable remote access to the Internet at 10 million bits per second over cable TV and wireless networks. The home page includes data sheets, product photos, ordering information, and the latest press releases. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Avid Explorer provides information on travel destinations around the world. Featured: Travel Forums with specific and up-to-date information on scuba and skiing/snowboarding; the Travel Bazaar, information on a variety of travel service and product providers; and the latest information on cruises, tours, FIT's, and domestic vacation alternatives. The Avid Explorer is sponsored by Explore! Cruises and Expeditions, a full-service travel agency in Chapel Hill, N. C. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: From April 18 - 23, a team of scientists, divers, archeologists, and kids will explore the ocean environment of Barkley Sound, situated off the remote rugged coast of Vancouver Island, Canada. And all of it will come live into homes and schools via satellite television. Internet members can join the action by checking out the Safari '94 Mosaic documents including Safari Splash! an electronic daily, or E-daily, newsletter published by the Excite Group at Simon Fraser University. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Information and registration details about the Artificial Intelligence in Design '94 Conference (AID'94) are now available via WWW. The conference, organised by the Key Centre of Design Computing, University of Sydney, will be held 15-18 August 1994 at the EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland. An online registration form is provided. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Institute of Radiology of the University of Pisa has its own server up 'n' workin'. Several X-ray, Computed Tomography, Magnetic Resonance and Echographic images are available together with documentation on specific items. The documentation served will be continuosly widened with medical articles and images. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: New developments at the School of Cognitive and Computing Sciences, University of Sussex at Brighton, UK. Chris Thornton has prepared a demonstration of his simulation of track-driven robots, "Popbugs", including mpeg movies of the robots in action. In addition there is a calendar of school events. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Coombs Computing Unit, Research Schools of Social Sciences & Pacific and Asian Studies at the Australian National University, Canberra has enhanced its ANU Social Sciences WWW Server (Coombsweb) by constructing yet another facility - the Aboriginal Studies Server . This new WWW system will keep track of leading information facilities of value and/or significance to researchers in the field of Aboriginal and Indigenous Peoples studies. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: NETCOMTALK,the electronic journal of Boston University's College of Communication is now on-line. NETCOMTALK includes information about the College of Communication, alumni events, student events, and a variety of articles written by faculty, staff, and students. This is a dynamic journal: new articles will appear regularly. Look for videos by our film and broadcasting students, news photos from our photojournalism students, and a broad mix of media from our Mass Comm/PR students. We will include and will give special attention to new media and advanced communication technologies. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Information on high-speed (10 mbps) Internet access via cable TV now available in Washington DC. Innovation Group provides turnkey systems for Internet access and professional & storefront applications. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: A server called Dazhdbog's Grandsons had been establised on SunSite.unc.edu. The server is an attempt to show Russia without political issues and basically contains poetry, music, pictures of different places. It has pointers to WWW servers in Russia as well. Much of the material is in Russian, so, please, take a look at the note about cyrillic letters in Mosaic on the home page of the server. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: An investment page offers information on stocks, mutual funds, commodities, brokers, the economy, and taxes. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: A set of music pages is intended to be a comprehensive list of music resources available on the Web. It currently has over 100 pointers, including over 40 different individual artists or bands. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: HungerNet is proud to introduce the new Oxfam Web . This site is under construction but already contains much introductory and expert information on the Hunger Crisis. Site documents and links are designed to facilitate general education, policy studies, research, advocacy, etc. with sources spanning the United Nations, the White House, USAID, UNICEF, WHO, the US Congress, hunger quotes, the Supreme Court, and lots more. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The University of Alaska Anchorage's Math/CS Departments WWW server is the first alaskan WWW server in existance. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: A group in Nevada called The Atlantis Project is trying to develop a new country floating off the coast of Panama. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Network Computing Devices (NCD)announces its World Wide Web server. Corporate, product, and support information for NCD's three major product lines - X terminals, PC-Xware, and Z-Mail - is available. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: After getting many requests for copies of my poetry chapbook, What the Welsh and Chinese Have In Common, I've made it available in WWW format. The book was selected by Maxine Kumin as winner of the North Carolina Writers' Network Chapbook Contest in 1990 and was sold out of print in about 18 months. So, short of finding a copy smashed in the corner of a local (to Chapel Hill) bookstore, WWW is the only way to get the book. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The University of Toronto is announcing its new Web home page. This page points at a large variety of resources at the University. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Quadralay Corporation, developer of GWHIS and maintainer of the Austin WWW server, is proud to announce it's newest WWW offering, a Cryptography archive. HTML'ized versions of the sci.crypt and PGP FAQ Lists are available, as well as a great deal of other information including pointers to other servers with cryptographic related information. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The guide to Film and Video Resources on the Internet, previously only available in ASCII text through the Clearinghouse of Subject-Oriented Resource Guides at the University of Michigan, now contains hyperlinks to gophers, searchable databases, filmographies, and review sources. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Cambridge University Engineering Department has set up an http server specifically for Control Engineering information. The server contains links to many other information sources relevant to control around the world, including ftp, gopher and web servers containing technical reports and papers. It also contains some recent papers and Ph.D. theses by members of the control group at Cambridge. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Shortwave and Radio Catalog is a catalog of hypertext links to FTP, GOPHER, and WWW files and services for the Shortwave Listener and Radio enthusiast and is now on-line. This issue includes links to many AM, FM, Satellite radio and Shortwave broadcaster schedules, digital audio files, graphics, mediumwave, shortwave, FM, Ham Radio, FCC, and other files associated with radio. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: CU_HTML.DOT version 1.0 from the Chinese University of Hong Kong is now available for both Word for Windows 2.0 and 6.0. This template can help you create HTML documents without in-depth knowledge of the HTML syntax. The WYSIWYG editing environment of Word is utilized and users simply point-and-click to define anchors and to insert inline GIF images. This version includes new features such as inserting anchors jumping to the same document, and customization for non-English version of MS Word. Also some bugs in the beta version fixed. Here are the package and the documentation. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Need hard-to-find information fast? Knowledge One is the answer! Knowledge One is a new information service, designed to provide information on just about any topic in under an hour. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: New on The University of Tennessee, Office of University Relations' server: Tennes see Alumnus - a quarterly magazine distributed to alumni and friends of the University and the second installment of UT Science Bytes - Guess Who! (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The MIT Soaring Association now has a WWW homepage. It informs about the MITSA gliding club and has links to several documents that are of general interest to the aviation community. These include a weather page with links to over 20 weather related resources, the Federal Aviation Regulations in two versions and miscellaneous other resources and documents that might be interesting to general aviation. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Flexible tools and services for process improvement.
    International Software Systems, Inc. in Austin, TX re-announces its Web server. Here you can find information about ISSI's Process-oriented Software Life Cycle Support Environment product line. The ProSLCSE Product Line offers an organization a graphical, adaptable, integrated, and intuitive tool set, backed by a complete line of services for process improvement. Also at ISSI:

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    April 19, 1994: The National Coordination Office for High Performance Computing and Communications (NCO/HPCC) is pleased to announce the release of its FY 1995 "Blue Book" entitled "High Performance Computing and Communications: Technology for the National Information Infrastructure" on its NCO/HPCC Web server. Within this book are links to additional information servers supported by HPCC agencies (for example links to servers at HPCC-supported High Performance Computing Research Centers). (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Canadore College, located in North Bay, Ontario, Canada, invites you to come and see our home page. Canadore offers many courses in many different technologies and has many international connections. Come and experience Canadore and what we have to offer. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: After several sleepless nights on the part of the Editor, the April 1994 issue of International Teletimes is finally out on the Web! This month Teletimes features articles on Travel, like Hawaii Pubcrawl and Impressions of Thailand. Also, in the Departments section, there is an interview with John Hiatt, musician/songwriter extraordinaire. This is probably the best issue of Teletimes yet! (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: A server has been set-up with information regarding the 1994 Manufacturing Partnerships Conference. The conference is sponsored by The Graduate School of Business and the School of Engineering of Stanford University. The central theme of the conference is achieving global competitiveness through manufacturing partnerships. Numerous guest speakers from industry, academia, and the government will be present on May 6th and 7th, 1994. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Oak Ridge National Laboratory announces the availability of online information about the Advanced Neutron Source (ANS), a new research center which will excel in materials testing and development, in research and development for U.S. industry, and in radioisotope production for the medical community. Scheduled for completion in the year 2003, the ANS is expected to be the basis for enabling American science and industry to regain a global competitive edge in neutron research. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Georgia State University's Mathematics and Computer Science Department would like to announce their new Web Site. It contains lists to other special web sites in the Math and Computer Science area, as well as research being done at the Department. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: INFORMATION SCIENCES INSTITUTE is pleased to announce our home page. ISI is a computer research institute affiliated with the University of Southern California Engineering Department. Included in our home page are descriptions of our various projects, brokering services and technical publications. Also available are archives of Internet Drafts and Notes (Requests for Comments [RFCs], For Your Information Documents [FYIs], Internet Standards [STDs] and Internet Monthly Reports [IMRs]). (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Spring is the season for morris dancing, a ritual folk tradition from England. Seabright Morris and Sword describe the tradition and present their schedules of dance for May Day and the rest of the season. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Xanadu Australia has announced a Gopher and WWW home page for Xanadu, the legendary hypertext system that inspired WWW. It features the Bill of Information Rights and the Xanadu FAQ. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The newly formed High Performance Computing Centre (HPC Centre) plans to run courses and workshops on all aspects of high performance computing. The Centre, which is part of the University of Southampton, aims to Raise the awareness of HPC within the South and South West of England. In addition, Centre staff are available to assist users porting their applications to the faster machines provided by the Centre. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The Ohio Supercomputer Center, a state-funded computing resource, provides high-performance computing to scientists and engineers at Ohio colleges, universities, and companies. This server highlights current events and users' research, and describes the Center's facilities, services, and initiatives. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: If you are going to be at the '96 Olympics in Atlanta and want to take a neat side trip, or if your going to be near the Upstate region of South Carolina and would like to take in some scenery, then check out The Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway! (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The Peoria Art Guild of Peoria, Illinois, is pleased to announce the on-line version of their juried exhibition "Digital Photography '94". This exhibit sought entrants nationwide from photographers whose work involved the techniques of "digital" (computer) photography. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The Animations Index in Maryland is growing rapidly. Currently it has 36 links to sites on the Web which serve Animations and Movies, and it is updated almost daily. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: State of the Art Review on Hypermedia Issues And Applications by V. Balasubramanian is now available in HTML and postscript form from the University of Ottawa. It discusses Implementation Issues, Database Issues, User Interface Issues, Information Retrieval Issues, Integration Issues, Applications, and A Systematic Approach To User Interface Design For A Hypertext Framework. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: As We May Think, Vannevar Bush's amazing article, published in the July 1945 issue of The Atlantic Monthly, in which he first introduces the idea of hypertext is now available from the University of Ottawa. He described a device called memex in which an ``individual stores his books, records and communications, and which is mechanized so that it may be consulted with exceeding speed and flexibility. It is an enlarged intimate supplement to his memory.'' The essential feature of a memex is its ability to tie two items together and to build trails through the information record. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: For all researchers interested in ray-tracing (the image synthesis method), an experimental On-Line Ray Tracing Bibliography has been implemented. This contains over 300 papers divided into sections, complete with abstracts and links to any available on-line as technical reports. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: Announcements for two upcoming conferences at Yale University are now available via WWW (including hypermedia directions on how to get to Yale as well as the specific street addresses where each conference is being held): (nwn)

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    April 11, 1994: The Research Libraries Group (RLG) is pleased to announce its Worldwide Web server. RLG, a not-for-profit membership corporation of university, museum, and independent research libraries, archives, historical societies, and other research collections, has inaugurated this server as an access point for information about its purpose, collaborative activities, and user services. These include the RLIN bibliographic information and library support system; the CitaDel article citations and document delivery system; the Eureka search service and Zephyr Z39.50 service, two ways that RLG makes RLIN and CitaDel resources broadly accessible; and Ariel, RLG's document transmission software. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: A federal grand jury indicted an MIT junior on felony charges for allegedly running an FSP server that was used to distribute pirated copies of over $1 million in business and entertainment software. The Tech, MIT's student newspaper, has added copies of the indictment and press releases from the U.S Attorney's office and MIT to its news bulletin board. The Tech's story about the indictment is also available there. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: Need last minute IRS tax forms? We've got them all, plus forms for CA, MI, MN, NJ & NM. Visit Taxing Times 1994, an Internet collection of tax-related resources and information to help you deal with April 15th. The most popular forms have been converted to plain PostScript(TM) so they can be directly downloaded and printed. Also check out the Northridge earthquake animations done by the S-Cubed geophysics group. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: APOLLO ADVERTISING is a new system that will make hunting for goods and services both easy and enjoyable. New business advertisers are welcome. Short advertisements are absolutely FREE and HyperAdverts are offered at the most competitive rates. APOLLO ADVERTISING's server is available for anyone seeking to place their documents on-the-Web. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The Imaging and Distributed Computing Group of Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory announces its WWW server. It contains information about the Group activities, the Bay Area GIgabit Testbed, and the "Whole Frog" project, an experiment in applying scientific imaging to education. The Whole Frog document includes a number of images and movies, as well as pointers to the 3D frog anatomy data. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: On 27 October 1991, MIT Professor Mark Drela pedalled the human-powered hydrofoil, "Decavitator", to a world-record speed of 18.5 knots (9.53 meters/second) over a 100 meter race course on the Charles River in Boston, Massachusetts. Now you can check out these videos and images of the world's fastest human-powered boat and learn about how it evolved. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The Nottingham Arabidopsis Stock Centre server supplies detailed information about Arabidopsis Stocks and related Arabidopsis information. For the first time you can now browse our seed list, order seed stocks, ask questions or register with the Stock Centre, all with the 'click of a button'. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: NeuroWeb, the server for the program in Neurosciences at UCSD, is now available. Check out the page on the department which has information about the program as well as faculty abstracts. Also see a fledgling "Virtual Poster Session" where actual scientific posters enter the WWW and multimedia. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The entire world is talking about the suicide of Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain. mtv.com has created an area to reflect on this event. The reactions are coming in from around the world and are being posted on a cyber-shrine. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: THE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT FESTIVAL IN TRONDHEIM (ISFIT), the worlds biggest festival of its kind, has finally got a home page. 500 students from all over the world will gather in Trondheim, Norway 6th to 15th October 1994 to discuss the theme HUMAN RIGHTS along with international celebrities. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: Alternative college radio station WSRN-FM in Swarthmore, PA is now on-line! WSRN is owned and operated by the students of Swarthmore College and broadcasts at 91.5 MHz in the vicinity of Philadelphia. The WWW page is currently maintained by the General Manager, who also has a WWW page with lots of nifty links to plenty of nifty places. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The Cecil H. and Ida M. Green Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics (IGPP), located within Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, California, is pleased to announce its new WWW server. While IGPP covers a wide range of research areas, the WWW server initially contains information on only one of its programs, Acoustic Thermometry of Ocean Climate (ATOC). (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The United States Department of Commerce in Washington, DC has developed a World Wide Web Server. The server currently provides general information on the activities and mission of the Department, contacts and resources within the Department, and links to various department-wide and federal government-wide information services. The Server also links to the World Wide Web home pages of the following department agencies:

    Information available includes the Budget of the United States, the Economic Conversion Information Echange, the National Information Initiative Home Page, the National Export Strategy, and more. While this service provides access to many services and resources of the Department, it is still under development. The presence or absence of information items on this server by no means reflects on their importance. URL: http://www.doc.gov (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing is a technical conference presenting talks by many of the most successful women in the computing field as well as panels, workshops and birds-of-a-feather sessions. The speakers are leaders in their fields and represent the major technical computing disciplines, and the academic, government and industrial communities. It will be held June 9-11, 1994 in Washington D.C. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The top ftp archive of Europe, FTP.LuTH.SE has started a WWW-service to speed up accesses for all those using WWW-clients. Online you can find, among other things, X11-contrib, Linux, All GNU stuff and Aminet. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The University of Tennessee, Office of University Relations has developed a web server containing:

    This web server also includes points to other web servers on the Knoxville campus. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The Lurker's Guide to the Babylon 5 science-fiction television series is available. It contains a schedule of upcoming episodes, synopses, information about the characters and storyline, and more. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: A Weekly Summary of Tropical Cyclones, including imagery and text, is now available from the NGDC DMSP Data Archive . The summaries are located under "Weekly Updated Items" on the DMSP Home Page. Visible and infrared images of the cyclones as they progressed during the period are posted. The first summary is for March 20-27, 1994. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: HARVARD UNIVERSITY Graduate School of Education announces, with pleasure, their home page. Information about the school as well as pointers to a wealth of educational-related resources are included. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: UniForum, the International Association of Open Systems Professionals, has announced their World Wide Web Server, which contains information about the association, its programs and services.
    Included on the server is a complete hypertext version of the Open Systems Products Directory, the only vendor- neutral listing of products and services for the open systems community. Over 7,600 products from 2,200 vendors are listed, with indexes by operating system, keyword, vendor name and product name.
    Access to all areas of the server is free to all WWW users until April 25, 1994. After that date, you will have to be a general member of UniForum to access the Products Directory; all other areas of the server will still be available at no charge. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Announcing International Teletimes' first annual photography contest, PHOTON '94! Entry deadline is May 31st, 1994. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Generality announces a new exhibit in the Art Gallery, a sampling of the early work of Canadian photographer Matthew Wolchock. Also available are details on Photon '94, the first ever all-Internet photography contest, presented by International Teletimes. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: CyberNews, a grassroots newswire on the Internet, now has a WWW Home Page. The goal and purpose of CyberNews is global student-run media (print, radio, tv, etc...) connectivity. Right now CyberNews is carrying live reports from Sarajevo, and some of the posts can be found on this server. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The University of Michigan (UM) Center for Display Technology and Manufacturing (CDTM) is on the Web. The Center addresses a full spectrum of manufacturing issues that are critical to the emerging flat panel display industry in the United States. This server is currently under construction...right now there are links to the CDTM's ftp server and to the UM College of Engineering's gopher server. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (OUHSC) College of Pharmacy is pleased to announce the availability of a WWW server. This server will include a) information about the College of Pharmacy (including a Faculty directory with research interests), b) a campus demonstration of (NIH/NSF) Template server, gopher and ftp services, c) Oklahoma City area attractions, and d) Pharmacy related Internet Resources (including other WWW servers, listservs, mailing lists, BBSs, and ftp sites). Planned expansion includes inclusion of the College Bulletin with course descriptions etc. and Pharmacokinetic resources. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Two new services are available at GEMS, the Global Electronic Marketing Service. The Product & Services Showcase is a place where companies can easily join the electronic marketplace. And, just in time for the 1994 season, the Internet Baseball Information Center provides members with access to baseball stats, information services, fantasy leagues, and more. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The European Microsoft Windows NT Academic Centre (EMWAC) maintains a w3 server containing information relating to all of Microsoft software. It has recently released an indexed version of the Microsoft Knowledge Base. The URL is http://emwac.ed.ac.uk/html/top.html. This URL also contains futher information about public domain Windows software, EMWAC reports on Windows NT, and how to get the gopher and w3 servers for Windows NT that EMWAC has written. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The Libertarian Home Page is a place to find out information about Libertarian philosophy and Libertarian Party Politics. It has hotlinks to several Libertarian ftp sites and other Liberty minded Web pages. It has been set up by the College Park Libertarians, a student group at the University of Maryland. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Cirque de la Mama was born to bring works of art to people and to bring people to works of art. Sculptures, paintings, photographs, rhymes, poems, issues and more are coming to Cirque. Link, learn, and enjoy. (bml) (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The Florida Institute of Technology exists as a distinctive independent technological university to provide quality education, to further knowledge through basic and applied research, and to provide services to their local, state, national, and international constituencies. The Florida Institute of Technology's WWW Server, known as Arachnophilia, offers access to the University's 1994-1995 Catalog, a link to their World Class Education Gopher, and many other services. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Information about ELSNET, the European Network of Excellence in Language and Speech is now available via WWW. With funding from the European Commission's ESPRIT Programme, ELSNET links together almost 100 European academic and industrial laboratories engaged in R&D in natural language and speech processing. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) server is now available. The Laboratory's Home Page opens the door to information on a variety of activities at this Department of Energy laboratory. Managed by the University of California, LLNL conducts world-class scientific research affecting national security, energy, the environment, health and biomedicine, economic competitiveness, and science and math education. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The ACEDB Documentation Server is a repository for documentation concerned with "A C. elegans Data Base", the generic genome database software designed by Richard Durbin (MRC, UK) and Jean Thierry-Mieg (CNRS, France). The server is intended as a resource for developers, curators, and end-users of all databases derived from ACEDB. This project is sponsored by the Plant Genome Database Project at the National Agricultural Library (USDA). The documentation server is listed on the home page for the Agricultural Genome World Wide Web Server. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Quadralay Corporation, in conjunction with Texas A&M University and University of Texas at Dallas, has formed the Texas Information Servers page, a listing of FTP Servers, Gopher Servers, WWW Servers and Mailing Lists that are located in the Lone Star State. While far from complete at this time, there is much interesting information to be found here and new things are added daily. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Issue #1 of Verbiage Magazine has just hit the virtual newsstands, featuring short fiction by Andrew Solberg, Teresa Velez, Greg Downey, and Edward Ashton, among others. Be sure to submit material for the second issue -- Verbiage pays for stories! (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Steve Wolf at California State University Stanislaus is developing a Botany Home Page for teaching his biology students how to use the Internet. It contains a variety of resources of particular interest to botanists. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: CinemaSpace ,UC Berkeley's Film Studies program has created CinemaSpace: a new www journal focusing on the cinema and its transformation in the digital age. CinemaSpace will engage writers from a broad range of fields : Literature, Film, Cultural Theory, Computer Science, and Philosophy. The journal aims to break free of disciplinary boundaries and bring a diverse assortment of writers, thinkers and users of technology into mutual collaboration and exchange for the purposes of elucidating the transformation of cinema in the age of digital replication. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The Northwestern University Astronomy Group would like to announce its new WWW server. Contents include information on undergraduate studies and graduate studies, who we are, what we do, and our gallery of gamma-ray bursts as observed by the Oriented Scintillation Spectrometer Experiment (OSSE) on board the Compton Gamma-Ray Observatory (CGRO). (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Internet's first collaborative travelogue is up on the Web. Travels with Samantha is an account of Philip Greenspun's journey from Boston to Alaska and back. This work is illustrated with over 250 high-quality color JPEG photographs and makes an excellent companion to his popular Berlin/Prague Tale, also profusely illustrated with photos of those cities. Contribute insights and information by using the feedback forms distributed through the documents. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The UCB Museum of Paleontology is happy to unveil DILOPHOSAUR!, featuring narration by the discover and namer of dilophosaur, Sam Welles. Also, the mammal exhibits have undergone extensive changes. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The AstroWeb Consortium would like to announce a new World Wide Web resource AstroWeb which contains links to Internet Resources of use to the Astronomy community. AstroWeb is available at: NRAO, CDS, MSSSO, ST-ECF, and STScI. It merges the resource listings which have been maintained at CDS, MSSSO, NRAO, STECF, and STScI. This merging of effort provides a more complete resource listing and eliminates the need to check several different listings. The AstroWeb database currently contains about 650 resource records, about 185 kilobytes of text. Each resource is categorized, e.g., Data and Archive Centers, Astronomy Departments, Space Agencies, ... Many resources have a paragraph describing the resource and containing links to other URLs. There is a searchable version of the merged resource listing. There are HTML forms by which new resources can be added and existing resources can be edited. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Syracuse University's Computer Graphics for the Arts Department has set up a Digital Gallery of collaborative Internet art projects and other computer art related works. This site is the home to an ongoing collaborative hypermedia project entitled Digital Journeys. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: A WWW server is now available from Faculty of Arts, Gvteborg University, Sweden. The purpose of this server is to provide information within the Humanities. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: The Virtual Pub is a place for network beer aficionados to gather information, about themselves and about other things beer-related. Current features include a semi-weekly beer-tasting, a patron's page, and a small but growing set of documents. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: More Cool Video Demos are available from the Telemedia, Networks, and Systems Group at the MIT Laboratory for Computer Science. You can now Browse Late Night Talk Show Monologues and perform Image Processing With Live Video Sources. Also available is Today's NBA Schedule. Descriptions of hardware and software developed by members of the group are included, as well as their recent publications. An index to relevant calls for papers is also provided. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: The UCI Bookstore, the academic bookstore at the University of California, Irvine, proudly announces the launch of its World Wide Web site, a source for substantial displays and reviews of trade books, technical books, classical music and jazz, as well as a WAIS-searchable database of books and CDs in stock. There's also a major exhibition of Ansel Adams photographs; the Bookstore is committed to mounting several large-scale Internet-based multimedia exhibitions each year, of which this is the first. Minor pleasures include an already-popular HTML style guide, Elements of HTML Style, and a whimsical introduction to the anteater. Forthcoming: the first functional hypertext on-line travel guide. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: NWHQ (New World HeadQuarters) is dedicated to the propogation of post-print culture. Graphics, hypertext, and the electronic literary arts make this well worth a visit. Visit often as NWHQ is a constantly evolving labyrinth of seminal works by Vancouver artists. NWHQ is a publication of the Digital Co-op. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: The WWW Sports Information Server is now available. Currently, the service provides a Professional Basketball Server which provides the latest NBA scores and a schedule of tonight's games, the league's standings as of the most recent games, box scores on all the season's games so far, player-by-player cumulative statistics for every team, and complete schedules for each team. In addition, you can get a history of NBA awards like the Rookie of the Year Award or the Most Valuable Player Award. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: This is a repost to correct an error:
    The Outdoor Action Program at Princeton University is now on the Web. OA is Princeton's outdoor education program that offers wilderness trips and leadership development for Princeton students, faculty, staff, and alumnae. A range of useful outdoor and outdoor program related files will be making their way up to the Web. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: Discovery images of supernova 1992bu in NGC 3690 are now available. This supernova was discovered during our 2-micron search for supernovae in starburst galaxies here at IPAC. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: IEC Bullentin is in full service from the issue 144 at Ikeda Lab., Chiba University. The texts are supplied from IEC, Geneva. Experimental Library Catalogue for books and magazines in Chiba University is also available. Most of the text are in Japanese, however, you can specify English keywords. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: The International Ultraviolet Explorer Satellite Data Analysis Center (IUEDAC) is pleased to announce the availability of the IUEDAC Homepage . This homepage contains information about the IUEDAC, provides access to IUE data analysis software and documentation, as well as access to information and services provided by both other NASA Astrophysics projects and ground based observatories. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: Introducing the Calvin & Hobbes page. Contains a small number of gifs, bitmaps, and ASCII drawings, in addition to humorour quotations. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: A WWW server is now available for Alberto's Nightclub in downtown Mountain View, California. It lists current and past monthly calendars, with graphics and audio for many of the artists which play at the club. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: A new Coke Machine is available on the Web! (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The Cambridge Astronomy Web server continues to develop. New features include the X-ray group's public page, the UK Hubble Space Telescope Support Group's page, an archive of the Starlink Newsgroups, and guides to preparing TeX and LaTeX articles for astronomy Journals. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Internet World & Document Delivery World International 94
    Mecklermedia
    The UK's first annual conference and exhibition enabling the business, industrial and professional communities to grasp the commercial and organisational opportunities offered in the exploration of access to Internet and related networks.
    Internet World and Document Delivery World International is the only event in London this year solely devoted to the needs of users and potential users in this field. With Tony Rutkowski, Arnoud de Kemp, Tomaz Kalin, Professor David Brailsford, Christopher MacPhail, Peter Dawe, Professor Charles Oppenheim, Michael Strangelove, Peter Stone, Eddie Zedlweski and Ian Watson among many others, the conference programme reads like a who's who of the world Internet and networking community.
    Conference sessions will range from simple introductory treatments to the more technically focused information for existing users. The accompanying exhibition will offer a unique opportunity to see all the companies and organisations who can help you start out or develop in your use of this unique technological resource.
    Full details are available from the event World Wide Web pages. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The Warsaw University Astronomical Observatory , Warsaw, POLAND announces a new WWW server. The server contains general information about the Observatory and the most up-to-date information on the Optical Gravitational Lensing Experiment (OGLE) -- a long-term, large scale photometric search for dark matter in our Galaxy using microlensing phenomena. Information on the side projects conducted parallely to the main search are also there. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Several new publications are now available on Wimsey Information Services growing Web server, located in Vancouver, British Columbia, (nwn)

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    April 1, 1994: Check out the World Cup USA'94 server for information on one of the biggest athletic events in the world, which is coming to the U.S. this summer. Get tidbits on World Cup history, as well as USA'94 schedules, qualifying results, latest results from friendly matches, venues, teams, and more. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The Climate Diagnostics Center (NOAA) in Boulder, Colorado, is pleased to announce its Web home page. This page provides an overview of the CDC and describes the CDC climatological data holdings. Although the links to the data files are still being constructed, the metadata describing the datasets are available to browse. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Repost due to a mistake:
    FINWeb is a new World Wide Web service that provides access to some of the best economics and finance-related resources that can be found on the Internet. FINWeb features links to, among other things, 1) various working paper archives, 2) Gopher and WWW services provided by leading economics departments, finance departments, business schools, and financial institutions throughout the world, 3) EDGAR (the Security and Exchange Commission's online database), and 4) the Financial Executive Journal. FINWeb is offered as an ancillary service of RISKWeb, a Risk and Insurance World Wide Web Server. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Santa Rosa Junior College has their weekly newspaper The Oak Leaf in electronic format. On The SOLAR System (The Super Oak Leaf Archive Reader System), one will find The Oak Leaf, poetry, journalism projects, art and information about on-campus clubs. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: CSC Chemistry Topics provides information for chemistry-related subjects at CSC, including visualization and animation done at CSC. CSC Chemistry Topics includes also a presentation of some chemistry groups and chemistry departments in Finland (more will be added when available) and links to Usenet News, Gopher and other WWW information servers. CSC is the Finnish national supercomputer center located in Espoo, Finland. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: ARIAWeb is a World Wide Web server that provides information concerning the programs and services offered to members and friends of the American Risk and Insurance Association (ARIA). The American Risk and Insurance Association is the premier professional association of scholars and professionals in the field of insurance and risk management. Click here for more information about ARIA. If you are interested in becoming a member of ARIA, here is an application form. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The Faculty of Mathematical Sciences at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, ISRAEL, now has a WWW home page. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The State University of New York at Stony Brook (USB) Chemistry Department announces the addition of it's WWW server to other campus-based servers. The USB Home Page lists servers as they come on line and currently includes links to Physics, Institute for Theoretical Physics, Mathematics and Earth and Space Sciences. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The CMU Genetic Art exhibits (Genetic Art I, Genetic Art II, and Genetic Movies) have all moved to a new machine. If you have links to them, you should adjust them accordingly. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Quadralay Corporation, maintainer of the Austin WWW Server, is proud to announce it's newest service, the Quadralay MarketPlace. The Quadralay MarketPlace is a WWW storefront where WWW users can come to peacefully browse through products that interest them without being bothered by a noisy salesperson. Online purchasing methods will be added soon. Our first store is The Reference Press, Inc., publisher of the Hoover series of business refernce books. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Boston University announces its official web server. You can find general information about Boston University as well as links to college, school, and department servers. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The Student Association of the School of Information and Library Studies (SILS) at the University of Michigan has put their newsletter on the Web. It's called the ILSSA Communicator and features links and articles on activities going on around SILS. Check it out! (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The University of Oklahoma's Web Server, OU INFO, features a funky interface allowing access to a Virtual Library , the award-winning campus newspaper The Oklahoma Daily, and an experimental hypermedia Campus Directory. In addition to pointers to the latest in hip web sites, the site also includes general information about computing and campus life at Oklahoma. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The Russian and East European Studies Home Pages are a comprehensive guide to the worldwide network-accessible resources available to scholars in the interdisciplinary study of Russia and Eastern Europe. Resources are subdivided into separate pages by discipline, into Language, Literature, Music, Art, Culture, Government and Public Affairs, Science, Technology, Engineering, Computers, and Communications, Business, Finance, Economics, and History, Geography, Sociology. The resources are also cross-indexed by type. The REES Home Pages are presented by the University of Pittsburgh Center for Russian and East European Studies and the University of Pittsburgh Library System, Networked Information Services Group. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: As of April 1st, 1994, EUnet and McDonalds join to offer Global "Internet in a Lunchbox". See the press release for further details of this revolutionary product. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Futuristic Code Tools Alert! Check out the home page for Reasoning Systems. Reasoning sells code analysis and transformation tools for Ada, C, COBOL and FORTRAN that let you--

    These products are REFINE Language Tools, and Software Refinery(TM). They run on SPARC, RS/6000 and HP 9000/7xx workstations and are designed to handle millions of lines of source code. Each tool has a comprehensive API so you can extend them to work with different languages and to perform user-specified code analysis and transformation tasks. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The server of the Principia Cybernetica Project has been extended with lots of new material and services (including a Boolean searchable Index). The aim of the project is the computer-supported collaborative development of an evolutionary-systemic world view. Put more simply, it tries to tackle age-old philosophical questions with the help of the most recent cybernetic theories and technologies. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Principia Cybernetica Web provides hundreds of texts and hyperlinks on Cybernetics and Systems Theory (glossary, bibliography, societies, journals, ...), evolution, self-organization, complexity, cognition, epistemology, philosophy, transdisciplinary integration of knowledge, and related topics. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: New (classical) music related information source in the Web! The Opera Schedule Server provides you information about hundreds of scheduled opera performances from all over the World! The server is operated at the Process Control Department of the Technical University of Budapest. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The COMPS Lab, part of the Department of Computer Science at the University of Iowa, is proud to announce it's World Wide Web server. Among other locally produced services, you can find the Iowa Virtual Tourist, a graphical map of Internet resources in Iowa, the 1993-94 Graduate Handbook, a schedule of colloquia and a gateway to the Geographic Name Server at martini.eecs.umich.edu. Please note that this is not the departmental WWW server. (nwn)

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    April 1, 1994: The What's New Archive (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: is now available in hypertext format from the EARN information service. It's the 3rd version of the guide. (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: The Coombs Computing Unit of the Research Schools of Social Sciences & Pacific and Asian Studies at the Australian National University, Canberra now maintains two sets of the "What's New on WWW" pages as a part of the The World-Wide Web Virtual Library Project:

    What's New in WWW Asian Studies
    What's New in WWW Social Sciences
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    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: Announcing an Ethernet web page. It provides information about the Ethernet local area network technology. Included are guides to the Ethernet system and Ethernet configuration rules, as well as the Ethernet FAQ, an annotated reading list, access to troubleshooting information, etc. (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: A new server for Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory includes information for the general public on Fermilab and high-energy physics, the study of the fundamental particles and forces of nature. It includes information for high-energy physicists and other technical professionals in related disciplines. Fermilab's education programs and prairie restoration project are described. (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: A "What's New at NGDC" section is now available at the National Geophysical Data Center in Boulder, Colorado. Included are announcements and brief descriptions of new products at NGDC in: Solar-Terrestrial Physics, Solid Earth Geophysics, Marine Geology and Geophysics, Paleoclimatology, and the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program. Product demonstrations and work under development are available for users to "test drive". (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: The U.S. Geological Survey is experimenting with World-Wide-Web Home Pages designed for K-12 and we need and invite your input. Set your compasses to:

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    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: A new Web server is available at the Tulane University Medical Center in New Orleans. The server contains links to biomedically-related servers, network resources, and electronic publications. It also provides links to a graded progression of introductory Web and Internet material for those just starting out on the net (a major part of our population), pointers to a variety of software archives and mirrors, and an eclectic general interest section. There isn't a lot of Tulane- and New Orleans-specific material yet; that will be coming later this spring. A text-only home page is also available. (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: The University of Texas at Austin is pleased to announce its Central WWW server. Local highlights include the General Libraries' outstanding Special Exhibitions section and its CIA Maps, a collection of over 125 maps. Other local highlights include the Computation Center's UNIX Resources page, the Microlib/Mac archive of Macintosh software, and links to all Gopher and HTML versions of its User Documents. Two unique and noteworthy pages include WWW for Instructional Use and Personal Pages, both worldwide collections. (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: The OSCAR document recognition group at Essex University announces it's handwriting recognition home page. This server is under construction but will provide links to research groups working in the field and to related on-line sources of information. (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: Almost 13 Megs of travel-related information. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: A new server in Marseille (Faculte des sciences de luminy) about university activity and student life. It is maintained by the RESUS student association and contains a forum for RS6000 users. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The University of California at Berkeley is pleased to announce the Cal Berkeley WWW home page. This server is under construction and is subject to change. It offers access to Berkeley's many gopher and WWW servers. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: CityScape Internet Services Ltd, a UK Internet consultancy, are proud to announce a number of new W3 services:

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    April 19, 1994: The University of Waterloo Computer Science Club has recently obtained a new machine and is pleased to announce its WWW server running there. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Repost due to a mistake:
    The Department of Information Systems of the Institute of Computer Science, Johannes Kepler University Linz (Austria), announces its WWW-Server. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Department of Political Science at the University of Oslo announces their homepage. It includes a presentation of the Scientific staff and Administration and general information about the Department, and it also has links to information on Internet that is relevant to Political Sciences and Social science. Oslo Summer School in Comparative Social Science Studies, August 1-19, 1994, is also presented with a complete program. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: A home page for Yugoslavia is now available on the World Wide Web. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: ArtSource , is a gathering point for networked resources on Art and Architecture. The content is diverse and includes pointers to image collections, electronic exhibitions, art and architecture gopher sites, and electronic art journals, as well as original materials submitted by librarians, museums, art historians, etc. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The USFWS Forensic Laboratory is part of the US Fish and Wildlife Service Division of Law Enforcement. Our mission is to provide forensic support to Federal, State and International wildlife agencies. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The David LaMacchia Defense Fund was organized to ensure that David LaMacchia gets a fair trial. LaMacchia has been indicted by the federal government for conspiracy to commit wire fraud by creating an Internet bulletin board. The Fund's Web page provides information about the case (from original sources only) and instructions on how to make a donation. The Fund takes no position on the merits of either side's case. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: WebStars, at NASA's High Energy Astrophysics Science Archive Research Center, is about astronomy & astrophysics; cyberspace; data formats; the Space Science Web Group; software & icons downloading; WWW technical pages & style guides; on-line articles about astronomy on the Web; HEASARC/StarTrax Browse and other online services; and virtual reality. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: WebCalc is a simple but interesting demonstration of WWW/CGI/Perl capabilities, using a well-known model: the pocket calculator. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The WWW server at University of Tampere, Finland, is now on-line! The server offers information about the university, its departments, staff, students and more. At the moment a big part of information comes from the university gopher server. More information is being added all the time to the WWW and the gopher. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Do you want to read news and e-mail at your home? Do you want to cut back your phone bill? You don't even have a modem? Do you want to learn to use uqwk and Yarn? If you answered 'yes' to any of these questions and you have a PC, you should check the manual for offline reading. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The first issue of the Electronic Journal of Combinatorics is now available. The Journal is a refereed publication, and invites papers in all areas of combinatorics and discrete mathematics. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The UMass Laboratory for Perceptual Robotics has made several new additions since February. We now have a video page and a forms-based demonstration page, both of which illustrate techniques developed at the lab. In addition, we maintain an Robotics resources page for access to other robotics sites on the Internet. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Networld+Interop in Virtual Vegas! If you can't attend the Las Vegas Networld+Interop trade show in person, then visit Rockwell Networking System's virtual booth! It's easy, fun, and you might even win a NetHopper dialup router in one of our daily drawings! Good luck and enjoy! (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Electric Propulsion and Plasma Dynamics Laboratory (EPPDyL) of Princeton University announces a home page for electric propulsion research sponsored by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR). The server includes links to participating research sites, a searchable database of technical papers, and a bulletin board system for inter-site communication. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The University of Washington is pleased to announce the availability of Willow -- the Washington Information Looker-upper Layered Over Windows. Willow is a general purpose information retrieval tool. It provides a single, easy-to-use graphical user interface to any number of text-based bibliographic databases. It is fully compatible with WWW/Mosaic and the Z39.50 database access protocol. The Willow Information Center documents Willow, with color screen-shots of the interface, live demos, a technical description of the architecture, and more. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: BBC launches Networking Club Web pages. The British Broadcasting Corporation has launched a Networking Club to give members Internet access and Bulletin Board support. As part of the project we are pleased to announce our Web pages which include full details of the project and information about BBC programmes. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: CommerceNet, the first large-scale market trial of electronic commerce on the Internet, is a consortium of Northern California technology-oriented companies and organizations whose goal is to create an electronic marketplace where companies transact business spontaneously over the Internet. CommerceNet will stimulate the growth of a communications infrastructure that will be secure, easy-to-use, oriented for commercial use, and ready to expand rapidly. CommerceNet's core development team consists of BARRNet, Enterprise Integration Technologies, and Stanford University's Center for Information Technology. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: It's not about multimedia. It's not about the Information Superhighway. It's not about 500 channels, CD-ROM, or even video on-demand. It's about changing history. Come to Digital World and witness the revolution that is changing the world we live in. Registration for the Exposition will be free until May 20, 1994. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: RSA Data Security, Inc. is pleased to announce that its World-Wide-Web server at www.rsa.com is now open to the public. RSA is a recognized world leader in cryptography, with millions of copies of its software encryption and authentication installed and in use worldwide. RSA's technologies are the global defacto standard for public-key encryption and digital signatures, and are part of existing and proposed standards for the Internet, CCITT, ISO, ANSI, PKCS, IEEE and business and financial networks around the world.

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    April 19, 1994: Oklahoma State University announces its WWW Home Page. This document is the main page of OSU's Campus-Wide Information Server and contains links to other OSU Web Servers, OSU's Gopher Server, and other sources on the Net. Some of the features include general information about Oklahoma State University and several pages of information about Computing and Information Services, including the latest CIS Newsletter and the CIS User's Manual. Computing and Information Services maintains OSU's Web server and welcomes suggestions and comments. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: There are a couple of areas under construction at the Meiko WWW server:

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    April 19, 1994: The Institute of Nuclear Physics of Moscow State University has developed a WWW server. It contains information about the institute, its scientific research activity and experiments conducted by the institute. Also links to some other WWW servers in Russia are provided. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: A gateway to the Guide to Available Mathematical Software (GAMS) is now available on the World Wide Web. GAMS is an on-line cross-index of mathematical and statistical software in use at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Some 9000 problem-solving software modules from nearly 80 packages are indexed, including a large subset of the netlib collection. The primary indexing mechanism is a tree-structured taxonomy of mathematical and statistical problems. GAMS is also a virtual repository, providing redistribution of abstracts, documentation, and source of much of the software that it catalogs. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Princeton Regional School's WWW Server is an information server for the school district and abroad. It's purpose is to let people know about upcoming events and promote communications between the schools and the Internet community of sites. We also have built a tremendous base of sites that have to do with K12 interests. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Hybrid Networks, Inc. of Cupertino, CA is proud to announce its homepage. Hybrid Networks, Inc. provides affordable remote access to the Internet at 10 million bits per second over cable TV and wireless networks. The home page includes data sheets, product photos, ordering information, and the latest press releases. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Avid Explorer provides information on travel destinations around the world. Featured: Travel Forums with specific and up-to-date information on scuba and skiing/snowboarding; the Travel Bazaar, information on a variety of travel service and product providers; and the latest information on cruises, tours, FIT's, and domestic vacation alternatives. The Avid Explorer is sponsored by Explore! Cruises and Expeditions, a full-service travel agency in Chapel Hill, N. C. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: From April 18 - 23, a team of scientists, divers, archeologists, and kids will explore the ocean environment of Barkley Sound, situated off the remote rugged coast of Vancouver Island, Canada. And all of it will come live into homes and schools via satellite television. Internet members can join the action by checking out the Safari '94 Mosaic documents including Safari Splash! an electronic daily, or E-daily, newsletter published by the Excite Group at Simon Fraser University. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Information and registration details about the Artificial Intelligence in Design '94 Conference (AID'94) are now available via WWW. The conference, organised by the Key Centre of Design Computing, University of Sydney, will be held 15-18 August 1994 at the EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland. An online registration form is provided. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Institute of Radiology of the University of Pisa has its own server up 'n' workin'. Several X-ray, Computed Tomography, Magnetic Resonance and Echographic images are available together with documentation on specific items. The documentation served will be continuosly widened with medical articles and images. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: New developments at the School of Cognitive and Computing Sciences, University of Sussex at Brighton, UK. Chris Thornton has prepared a demonstration of his simulation of track-driven robots, "Popbugs", including mpeg movies of the robots in action. In addition there is a calendar of school events. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Coombs Computing Unit, Research Schools of Social Sciences & Pacific and Asian Studies at the Australian National University, Canberra has enhanced its ANU Social Sciences WWW Server (Coombsweb) by constructing yet another facility - the Aboriginal Studies Server . This new WWW system will keep track of leading information facilities of value and/or significance to researchers in the field of Aboriginal and Indigenous Peoples studies. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: NETCOMTALK,the electronic journal of Boston University's College of Communication is now on-line. NETCOMTALK includes information about the College of Communication, alumni events, student events, and a variety of articles written by faculty, staff, and students. This is a dynamic journal: new articles will appear regularly. Look for videos by our film and broadcasting students, news photos from our photojournalism students, and a broad mix of media from our Mass Comm/PR students. We will include and will give special attention to new media and advanced communication technologies. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Information on high-speed (10 mbps) Internet access via cable TV now available in Washington DC. Innovation Group provides turnkey systems for Internet access and professional & storefront applications. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: A server called Dazhdbog's Grandsons had been establised on SunSite.unc.edu. The server is an attempt to show Russia without political issues and basically contains poetry, music, pictures of different places. It has pointers to WWW servers in Russia as well. Much of the material is in Russian, so, please, take a look at the note about cyrillic letters in Mosaic on the home page of the server. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: An investment page offers information on stocks, mutual funds, commodities, brokers, the economy, and taxes. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: A set of music pages is intended to be a comprehensive list of music resources available on the Web. It currently has over 100 pointers, including over 40 different individual artists or bands. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: HungerNet is proud to introduce the new Oxfam Web . This site is under construction but already contains much introductory and expert information on the Hunger Crisis. Site documents and links are designed to facilitate general education, policy studies, research, advocacy, etc. with sources spanning the United Nations, the White House, USAID, UNICEF, WHO, the US Congress, hunger quotes, the Supreme Court, and lots more. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The University of Alaska Anchorage's Math/CS Departments WWW server is the first alaskan WWW server in existance. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: A group in Nevada called The Atlantis Project is trying to develop a new country floating off the coast of Panama. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Network Computing Devices (NCD)announces its World Wide Web server. Corporate, product, and support information for NCD's three major product lines - X terminals, PC-Xware, and Z-Mail - is available. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: After getting many requests for copies of my poetry chapbook, What the Welsh and Chinese Have In Common, I've made it available in WWW format. The book was selected by Maxine Kumin as winner of the North Carolina Writers' Network Chapbook Contest in 1990 and was sold out of print in about 18 months. So, short of finding a copy smashed in the corner of a local (to Chapel Hill) bookstore, WWW is the only way to get the book. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The University of Toronto is announcing its new Web home page. This page points at a large variety of resources at the University. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Quadralay Corporation, developer of GWHIS and maintainer of the Austin WWW server, is proud to announce it's newest WWW offering, a Cryptography archive. HTML'ized versions of the sci.crypt and PGP FAQ Lists are available, as well as a great deal of other information including pointers to other servers with cryptographic related information. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The guide to Film and Video Resources on the Internet, previously only available in ASCII text through the Clearinghouse of Subject-Oriented Resource Guides at the University of Michigan, now contains hyperlinks to gophers, searchable databases, filmographies, and review sources. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Cambridge University Engineering Department has set up an http server specifically for Control Engineering information. The server contains links to many other information sources relevant to control around the world, including ftp, gopher and web servers containing technical reports and papers. It also contains some recent papers and Ph.D. theses by members of the control group at Cambridge. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Shortwave and Radio Catalog is a catalog of hypertext links to FTP, GOPHER, and WWW files and services for the Shortwave Listener and Radio enthusiast and is now on-line. This issue includes links to many AM, FM, Satellite radio and Shortwave broadcaster schedules, digital audio files, graphics, mediumwave, shortwave, FM, Ham Radio, FCC, and other files associated with radio. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: CU_HTML.DOT version 1.0 from the Chinese University of Hong Kong is now available for both Word for Windows 2.0 and 6.0. This template can help you create HTML documents without in-depth knowledge of the HTML syntax. The WYSIWYG editing environment of Word is utilized and users simply point-and-click to define anchors and to insert inline GIF images. This version includes new features such as inserting anchors jumping to the same document, and customization for non-English version of MS Word. Also some bugs in the beta version fixed. Here are the package and the documentation. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Need hard-to-find information fast? Knowledge One is the answer! Knowledge One is a new information service, designed to provide information on just about any topic in under an hour. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: New on The University of Tennessee, Office of University Relations' server: Tennes see Alumnus - a quarterly magazine distributed to alumni and friends of the University and the second installment of UT Science Bytes - Guess Who! (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The MIT Soaring Association now has a WWW homepage. It informs about the MITSA gliding club and has links to several documents that are of general interest to the aviation community. These include a weather page with links to over 20 weather related resources, the Federal Aviation Regulations in two versions and miscellaneous other resources and documents that might be interesting to general aviation. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Flexible tools and services for process improvement.
    International Software Systems, Inc. in Austin, TX re-announces its Web server. Here you can find information about ISSI's Process-oriented Software Life Cycle Support Environment product line. The ProSLCSE Product Line offers an organization a graphical, adaptable, integrated, and intuitive tool set, backed by a complete line of services for process improvement. Also at ISSI:

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    April 19, 1994: The National Coordination Office for High Performance Computing and Communications (NCO/HPCC) is pleased to announce the release of its FY 1995 "Blue Book" entitled "High Performance Computing and Communications: Technology for the National Information Infrastructure" on its NCO/HPCC Web server. Within this book are links to additional information servers supported by HPCC agencies (for example links to servers at HPCC-supported High Performance Computing Research Centers). (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Canadore College, located in North Bay, Ontario, Canada, invites you to come and see our home page. Canadore offers many courses in many different technologies and has many international connections. Come and experience Canadore and what we have to offer. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: After several sleepless nights on the part of the Editor, the April 1994 issue of International Teletimes is finally out on the Web! This month Teletimes features articles on Travel, like Hawaii Pubcrawl and Impressions of Thailand. Also, in the Departments section, there is an interview with John Hiatt, musician/songwriter extraordinaire. This is probably the best issue of Teletimes yet! (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: A server has been set-up with information regarding the 1994 Manufacturing Partnerships Conference. The conference is sponsored by The Graduate School of Business and the School of Engineering of Stanford University. The central theme of the conference is achieving global competitiveness through manufacturing partnerships. Numerous guest speakers from industry, academia, and the government will be present on May 6th and 7th, 1994. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Oak Ridge National Laboratory announces the availability of online information about the Advanced Neutron Source (ANS), a new research center which will excel in materials testing and development, in research and development for U.S. industry, and in radioisotope production for the medical community. Scheduled for completion in the year 2003, the ANS is expected to be the basis for enabling American science and industry to regain a global competitive edge in neutron research. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Georgia State University's Mathematics and Computer Science Department would like to announce their new Web Site. It contains lists to other special web sites in the Math and Computer Science area, as well as research being done at the Department. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: INFORMATION SCIENCES INSTITUTE is pleased to announce our home page. ISI is a computer research institute affiliated with the University of Southern California Engineering Department. Included in our home page are descriptions of our various projects, brokering services and technical publications. Also available are archives of Internet Drafts and Notes (Requests for Comments [RFCs], For Your Information Documents [FYIs], Internet Standards [STDs] and Internet Monthly Reports [IMRs]). (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Spring is the season for morris dancing, a ritual folk tradition from England. Seabright Morris and Sword describe the tradition and present their schedules of dance for May Day and the rest of the season. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Xanadu Australia has announced a Gopher and WWW home page for Xanadu, the legendary hypertext system that inspired WWW. It features the Bill of Information Rights and the Xanadu FAQ. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The newly formed High Performance Computing Centre (HPC Centre) plans to run courses and workshops on all aspects of high performance computing. The Centre, which is part of the University of Southampton, aims to Raise the awareness of HPC within the South and South West of England. In addition, Centre staff are available to assist users porting their applications to the faster machines provided by the Centre. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The Ohio Supercomputer Center, a state-funded computing resource, provides high-performance computing to scientists and engineers at Ohio colleges, universities, and companies. This server highlights current events and users' research, and describes the Center's facilities, services, and initiatives. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: If you are going to be at the '96 Olympics in Atlanta and want to take a neat side trip, or if your going to be near the Upstate region of South Carolina and would like to take in some scenery, then check out The Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway! (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The Peoria Art Guild of Peoria, Illinois, is pleased to announce the on-line version of their juried exhibition "Digital Photography '94". This exhibit sought entrants nationwide from photographers whose work involved the techniques of "digital" (computer) photography. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The Animations Index in Maryland is growing rapidly. Currently it has 36 links to sites on the Web which serve Animations and Movies, and it is updated almost daily. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: State of the Art Review on Hypermedia Issues And Applications by V. Balasubramanian is now available in HTML and postscript form from the University of Ottawa. It discusses Implementation Issues, Database Issues, User Interface Issues, Information Retrieval Issues, Integration Issues, Applications, and A Systematic Approach To User Interface Design For A Hypertext Framework. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: As We May Think, Vannevar Bush's amazing article, published in the July 1945 issue of The Atlantic Monthly, in which he first introduces the idea of hypertext is now available from the University of Ottawa. He described a device called memex in which an ``individual stores his books, records and communications, and which is mechanized so that it may be consulted with exceeding speed and flexibility. It is an enlarged intimate supplement to his memory.'' The essential feature of a memex is its ability to tie two items together and to build trails through the information record. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: For all researchers interested in ray-tracing (the image synthesis method), an experimental On-Line Ray Tracing Bibliography has been implemented. This contains over 300 papers divided into sections, complete with abstracts and links to any available on-line as technical reports. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: Announcements for two upcoming conferences at Yale University are now available via WWW (including hypermedia directions on how to get to Yale as well as the specific street addresses where each conference is being held): (nwn)

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    April 11, 1994: The Research Libraries Group (RLG) is pleased to announce its Worldwide Web server. RLG, a not-for-profit membership corporation of university, museum, and independent research libraries, archives, historical societies, and other research collections, has inaugurated this server as an access point for information about its purpose, collaborative activities, and user services. These include the RLIN bibliographic information and library support system; the CitaDel article citations and document delivery system; the Eureka search service and Zephyr Z39.50 service, two ways that RLG makes RLIN and CitaDel resources broadly accessible; and Ariel, RLG's document transmission software. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: A federal grand jury indicted an MIT junior on felony charges for allegedly running an FSP server that was used to distribute pirated copies of over $1 million in business and entertainment software. The Tech, MIT's student newspaper, has added copies of the indictment and press releases from the U.S Attorney's office and MIT to its news bulletin board. The Tech's story about the indictment is also available there. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: Need last minute IRS tax forms? We've got them all, plus forms for CA, MI, MN, NJ & NM. Visit Taxing Times 1994, an Internet collection of tax-related resources and information to help you deal with April 15th. The most popular forms have been converted to plain PostScript(TM) so they can be directly downloaded and printed. Also check out the Northridge earthquake animations done by the S-Cubed geophysics group. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: APOLLO ADVERTISING is a new system that will make hunting for goods and services both easy and enjoyable. New business advertisers are welcome. Short advertisements are absolutely FREE and HyperAdverts are offered at the most competitive rates. APOLLO ADVERTISING's server is available for anyone seeking to place their documents on-the-Web. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The Imaging and Distributed Computing Group of Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory announces its WWW server. It contains information about the Group activities, the Bay Area GIgabit Testbed, and the "Whole Frog" project, an experiment in applying scientific imaging to education. The Whole Frog document includes a number of images and movies, as well as pointers to the 3D frog anatomy data. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: On 27 October 1991, MIT Professor Mark Drela pedalled the human-powered hydrofoil, "Decavitator", to a world-record speed of 18.5 knots (9.53 meters/second) over a 100 meter race course on the Charles River in Boston, Massachusetts. Now you can check out these videos and images of the world's fastest human-powered boat and learn about how it evolved. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The Nottingham Arabidopsis Stock Centre server supplies detailed information about Arabidopsis Stocks and related Arabidopsis information. For the first time you can now browse our seed list, order seed stocks, ask questions or register with the Stock Centre, all with the 'click of a button'. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: NeuroWeb, the server for the program in Neurosciences at UCSD, is now available. Check out the page on the department which has information about the program as well as faculty abstracts. Also see a fledgling "Virtual Poster Session" where actual scientific posters enter the WWW and multimedia. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The entire world is talking about the suicide of Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain. mtv.com has created an area to reflect on this event. The reactions are coming in from around the world and are being posted on a cyber-shrine. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: THE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT FESTIVAL IN TRONDHEIM (ISFIT), the worlds biggest festival of its kind, has finally got a home page. 500 students from all over the world will gather in Trondheim, Norway 6th to 15th October 1994 to discuss the theme HUMAN RIGHTS along with international celebrities. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: Alternative college radio station WSRN-FM in Swarthmore, PA is now on-line! WSRN is owned and operated by the students of Swarthmore College and broadcasts at 91.5 MHz in the vicinity of Philadelphia. The WWW page is currently maintained by the General Manager, who also has a WWW page with lots of nifty links to plenty of nifty places. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The Cecil H. and Ida M. Green Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics (IGPP), located within Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, California, is pleased to announce its new WWW server. While IGPP covers a wide range of research areas, the WWW server initially contains information on only one of its programs, Acoustic Thermometry of Ocean Climate (ATOC). (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The United States Department of Commerce in Washington, DC has developed a World Wide Web Server. The server currently provides general information on the activities and mission of the Department, contacts and resources within the Department, and links to various department-wide and federal government-wide information services. The Server also links to the World Wide Web home pages of the following department agencies:

    Information available includes the Budget of the United States, the Economic Conversion Information Echange, the National Information Initiative Home Page, the National Export Strategy, and more. While this service provides access to many services and resources of the Department, it is still under development. The presence or absence of information items on this server by no means reflects on their importance. URL: http://www.doc.gov (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing is a technical conference presenting talks by many of the most successful women in the computing field as well as panels, workshops and birds-of-a-feather sessions. The speakers are leaders in their fields and represent the major technical computing disciplines, and the academic, government and industrial communities. It will be held June 9-11, 1994 in Washington D.C. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The top ftp archive of Europe, FTP.LuTH.SE has started a WWW-service to speed up accesses for all those using WWW-clients. Online you can find, among other things, X11-contrib, Linux, All GNU stuff and Aminet. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The University of Tennessee, Office of University Relations has developed a web server containing:

    This web server also includes points to other web servers on the Knoxville campus. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The Lurker's Guide to the Babylon 5 science-fiction television series is available. It contains a schedule of upcoming episodes, synopses, information about the characters and storyline, and more. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: A Weekly Summary of Tropical Cyclones, including imagery and text, is now available from the NGDC DMSP Data Archive . The summaries are located under "Weekly Updated Items" on the DMSP Home Page. Visible and infrared images of the cyclones as they progressed during the period are posted. The first summary is for March 20-27, 1994. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: HARVARD UNIVERSITY Graduate School of Education announces, with pleasure, their home page. Information about the school as well as pointers to a wealth of educational-related resources are included. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: UniForum, the International Association of Open Systems Professionals, has announced their World Wide Web Server, which contains information about the association, its programs and services.
    Included on the server is a complete hypertext version of the Open Systems Products Directory, the only vendor- neutral listing of products and services for the open systems community. Over 7,600 products from 2,200 vendors are listed, with indexes by operating system, keyword, vendor name and product name.
    Access to all areas of the server is free to all WWW users until April 25, 1994. After that date, you will have to be a general member of UniForum to access the Products Directory; all other areas of the server will still be available at no charge. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Announcing International Teletimes' first annual photography contest, PHOTON '94! Entry deadline is May 31st, 1994. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Generality announces a new exhibit in the Art Gallery, a sampling of the early work of Canadian photographer Matthew Wolchock. Also available are details on Photon '94, the first ever all-Internet photography contest, presented by International Teletimes. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: CyberNews, a grassroots newswire on the Internet, now has a WWW Home Page. The goal and purpose of CyberNews is global student-run media (print, radio, tv, etc...) connectivity. Right now CyberNews is carrying live reports from Sarajevo, and some of the posts can be found on this server. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The University of Michigan (UM) Center for Display Technology and Manufacturing (CDTM) is on the Web. The Center addresses a full spectrum of manufacturing issues that are critical to the emerging flat panel display industry in the United States. This server is currently under construction...right now there are links to the CDTM's ftp server and to the UM College of Engineering's gopher server. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (OUHSC) College of Pharmacy is pleased to announce the availability of a WWW server. This server will include a) information about the College of Pharmacy (including a Faculty directory with research interests), b) a campus demonstration of (NIH/NSF) Template server, gopher and ftp services, c) Oklahoma City area attractions, and d) Pharmacy related Internet Resources (including other WWW servers, listservs, mailing lists, BBSs, and ftp sites). Planned expansion includes inclusion of the College Bulletin with course descriptions etc. and Pharmacokinetic resources. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Two new services are available at GEMS, the Global Electronic Marketing Service. The Product & Services Showcase is a place where companies can easily join the electronic marketplace. And, just in time for the 1994 season, the Internet Baseball Information Center provides members with access to baseball stats, information services, fantasy leagues, and more. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The European Microsoft Windows NT Academic Centre (EMWAC) maintains a w3 server containing information relating to all of Microsoft software. It has recently released an indexed version of the Microsoft Knowledge Base. The URL is http://emwac.ed.ac.uk/html/top.html. This URL also contains futher information about public domain Windows software, EMWAC reports on Windows NT, and how to get the gopher and w3 servers for Windows NT that EMWAC has written. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The Libertarian Home Page is a place to find out information about Libertarian philosophy and Libertarian Party Politics. It has hotlinks to several Libertarian ftp sites and other Liberty minded Web pages. It has been set up by the College Park Libertarians, a student group at the University of Maryland. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Cirque de la Mama was born to bring works of art to people and to bring people to works of art. Sculptures, paintings, photographs, rhymes, poems, issues and more are coming to Cirque. Link, learn, and enjoy. (bml) (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The Florida Institute of Technology exists as a distinctive independent technological university to provide quality education, to further knowledge through basic and applied research, and to provide services to their local, state, national, and international constituencies. The Florida Institute of Technology's WWW Server, known as Arachnophilia, offers access to the University's 1994-1995 Catalog, a link to their World Class Education Gopher, and many other services. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Information about ELSNET, the European Network of Excellence in Language and Speech is now available via WWW. With funding from the European Commission's ESPRIT Programme, ELSNET links together almost 100 European academic and industrial laboratories engaged in R&D in natural language and speech processing. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) server is now available. The Laboratory's Home Page opens the door to information on a variety of activities at this Department of Energy laboratory. Managed by the University of California, LLNL conducts world-class scientific research affecting national security, energy, the environment, health and biomedicine, economic competitiveness, and science and math education. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The ACEDB Documentation Server is a repository for documentation concerned with "A C. elegans Data Base", the generic genome database software designed by Richard Durbin (MRC, UK) and Jean Thierry-Mieg (CNRS, France). The server is intended as a resource for developers, curators, and end-users of all databases derived from ACEDB. This project is sponsored by the Plant Genome Database Project at the National Agricultural Library (USDA). The documentation server is listed on the home page for the Agricultural Genome World Wide Web Server. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Quadralay Corporation, in conjunction with Texas A&M University and University of Texas at Dallas, has formed the Texas Information Servers page, a listing of FTP Servers, Gopher Servers, WWW Servers and Mailing Lists that are located in the Lone Star State. While far from complete at this time, there is much interesting information to be found here and new things are added daily. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Issue #1 of Verbiage Magazine has just hit the virtual newsstands, featuring short fiction by Andrew Solberg, Teresa Velez, Greg Downey, and Edward Ashton, among others. Be sure to submit material for the second issue -- Verbiage pays for stories! (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Steve Wolf at California State University Stanislaus is developing a Botany Home Page for teaching his biology students how to use the Internet. It contains a variety of resources of particular interest to botanists. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: CinemaSpace ,UC Berkeley's Film Studies program has created CinemaSpace: a new www journal focusing on the cinema and its transformation in the digital age. CinemaSpace will engage writers from a broad range of fields : Literature, Film, Cultural Theory, Computer Science, and Philosophy. The journal aims to break free of disciplinary boundaries and bring a diverse assortment of writers, thinkers and users of technology into mutual collaboration and exchange for the purposes of elucidating the transformation of cinema in the age of digital replication. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The Northwestern University Astronomy Group would like to announce its new WWW server. Contents include information on undergraduate studies and graduate studies, who we are, what we do, and our gallery of gamma-ray bursts as observed by the Oriented Scintillation Spectrometer Experiment (OSSE) on board the Compton Gamma-Ray Observatory (CGRO). (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Internet's first collaborative travelogue is up on the Web. Travels with Samantha is an account of Philip Greenspun's journey from Boston to Alaska and back. This work is illustrated with over 250 high-quality color JPEG photographs and makes an excellent companion to his popular Berlin/Prague Tale, also profusely illustrated with photos of those cities. Contribute insights and information by using the feedback forms distributed through the documents. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The UCB Museum of Paleontology is happy to unveil DILOPHOSAUR!, featuring narration by the discover and namer of dilophosaur, Sam Welles. Also, the mammal exhibits have undergone extensive changes. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The AstroWeb Consortium would like to announce a new World Wide Web resource AstroWeb which contains links to Internet Resources of use to the Astronomy community. AstroWeb is available at: NRAO, CDS, MSSSO, ST-ECF, and STScI. It merges the resource listings which have been maintained at CDS, MSSSO, NRAO, STECF, and STScI. This merging of effort provides a more complete resource listing and eliminates the need to check several different listings. The AstroWeb database currently contains about 650 resource records, about 185 kilobytes of text. Each resource is categorized, e.g., Data and Archive Centers, Astronomy Departments, Space Agencies, ... Many resources have a paragraph describing the resource and containing links to other URLs. There is a searchable version of the merged resource listing. There are HTML forms by which new resources can be added and existing resources can be edited. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Syracuse University's Computer Graphics for the Arts Department has set up a Digital Gallery of collaborative Internet art projects and other computer art related works. This site is the home to an ongoing collaborative hypermedia project entitled Digital Journeys. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: A WWW server is now available from Faculty of Arts, Gvteborg University, Sweden. The purpose of this server is to provide information within the Humanities. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: The Virtual Pub is a place for network beer aficionados to gather information, about themselves and about other things beer-related. Current features include a semi-weekly beer-tasting, a patron's page, and a small but growing set of documents. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: More Cool Video Demos are available from the Telemedia, Networks, and Systems Group at the MIT Laboratory for Computer Science. You can now Browse Late Night Talk Show Monologues and perform Image Processing With Live Video Sources. Also available is Today's NBA Schedule. Descriptions of hardware and software developed by members of the group are included, as well as their recent publications. An index to relevant calls for papers is also provided. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: The UCI Bookstore, the academic bookstore at the University of California, Irvine, proudly announces the launch of its World Wide Web site, a source for substantial displays and reviews of trade books, technical books, classical music and jazz, as well as a WAIS-searchable database of books and CDs in stock. There's also a major exhibition of Ansel Adams photographs; the Bookstore is committed to mounting several large-scale Internet-based multimedia exhibitions each year, of which this is the first. Minor pleasures include an already-popular HTML style guide, Elements of HTML Style, and a whimsical introduction to the anteater. Forthcoming: the first functional hypertext on-line travel guide. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: NWHQ (New World HeadQuarters) is dedicated to the propogation of post-print culture. Graphics, hypertext, and the electronic literary arts make this well worth a visit. Visit often as NWHQ is a constantly evolving labyrinth of seminal works by Vancouver artists. NWHQ is a publication of the Digital Co-op. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: The WWW Sports Information Server is now available. Currently, the service provides a Professional Basketball Server which provides the latest NBA scores and a schedule of tonight's games, the league's standings as of the most recent games, box scores on all the season's games so far, player-by-player cumulative statistics for every team, and complete schedules for each team. In addition, you can get a history of NBA awards like the Rookie of the Year Award or the Most Valuable Player Award. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: This is a repost to correct an error:
    The Outdoor Action Program at Princeton University is now on the Web. OA is Princeton's outdoor education program that offers wilderness trips and leadership development for Princeton students, faculty, staff, and alumnae. A range of useful outdoor and outdoor program related files will be making their way up to the Web. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: Discovery images of supernova 1992bu in NGC 3690 are now available. This supernova was discovered during our 2-micron search for supernovae in starburst galaxies here at IPAC. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: IEC Bullentin is in full service from the issue 144 at Ikeda Lab., Chiba University. The texts are supplied from IEC, Geneva. Experimental Library Catalogue for books and magazines in Chiba University is also available. Most of the text are in Japanese, however, you can specify English keywords. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: The International Ultraviolet Explorer Satellite Data Analysis Center (IUEDAC) is pleased to announce the availability of the IUEDAC Homepage . This homepage contains information about the IUEDAC, provides access to IUE data analysis software and documentation, as well as access to information and services provided by both other NASA Astrophysics projects and ground based observatories. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: Introducing the Calvin & Hobbes page. Contains a small number of gifs, bitmaps, and ASCII drawings, in addition to humorour quotations. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: A WWW server is now available for Alberto's Nightclub in downtown Mountain View, California. It lists current and past monthly calendars, with graphics and audio for many of the artists which play at the club. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: A new Coke Machine is available on the Web! (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The Cambridge Astronomy Web server continues to develop. New features include the X-ray group's public page, the UK Hubble Space Telescope Support Group's page, an archive of the Starlink Newsgroups, and guides to preparing TeX and LaTeX articles for astronomy Journals. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Internet World & Document Delivery World International 94
    Mecklermedia
    The UK's first annual conference and exhibition enabling the business, industrial and professional communities to grasp the commercial and organisational opportunities offered in the exploration of access to Internet and related networks.
    Internet World and Document Delivery World International is the only event in London this year solely devoted to the needs of users and potential users in this field. With Tony Rutkowski, Arnoud de Kemp, Tomaz Kalin, Professor David Brailsford, Christopher MacPhail, Peter Dawe, Professor Charles Oppenheim, Michael Strangelove, Peter Stone, Eddie Zedlweski and Ian Watson among many others, the conference programme reads like a who's who of the world Internet and networking community.
    Conference sessions will range from simple introductory treatments to the more technically focused information for existing users. The accompanying exhibition will offer a unique opportunity to see all the companies and organisations who can help you start out or develop in your use of this unique technological resource.
    Full details are available from the event World Wide Web pages. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The Warsaw University Astronomical Observatory , Warsaw, POLAND announces a new WWW server. The server contains general information about the Observatory and the most up-to-date information on the Optical Gravitational Lensing Experiment (OGLE) -- a long-term, large scale photometric search for dark matter in our Galaxy using microlensing phenomena. Information on the side projects conducted parallely to the main search are also there. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Several new publications are now available on Wimsey Information Services growing Web server, located in Vancouver, British Columbia, (nwn)

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    April 1, 1994: Check out the World Cup USA'94 server for information on one of the biggest athletic events in the world, which is coming to the U.S. this summer. Get tidbits on World Cup history, as well as USA'94 schedules, qualifying results, latest results from friendly matches, venues, teams, and more. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The Climate Diagnostics Center (NOAA) in Boulder, Colorado, is pleased to announce its Web home page. This page provides an overview of the CDC and describes the CDC climatological data holdings. Although the links to the data files are still being constructed, the metadata describing the datasets are available to browse. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Repost due to a mistake:
    FINWeb is a new World Wide Web service that provides access to some of the best economics and finance-related resources that can be found on the Internet. FINWeb features links to, among other things, 1) various working paper archives, 2) Gopher and WWW services provided by leading economics departments, finance departments, business schools, and financial institutions throughout the world, 3) EDGAR (the Security and Exchange Commission's online database), and 4) the Financial Executive Journal. FINWeb is offered as an ancillary service of RISKWeb, a Risk and Insurance World Wide Web Server. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Santa Rosa Junior College has their weekly newspaper The Oak Leaf in electronic format. On The SOLAR System (The Super Oak Leaf Archive Reader System), one will find The Oak Leaf, poetry, journalism projects, art and information about on-campus clubs. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: CSC Chemistry Topics provides information for chemistry-related subjects at CSC, including visualization and animation done at CSC. CSC Chemistry Topics includes also a presentation of some chemistry groups and chemistry departments in Finland (more will be added when available) and links to Usenet News, Gopher and other WWW information servers. CSC is the Finnish national supercomputer center located in Espoo, Finland. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: ARIAWeb is a World Wide Web server that provides information concerning the programs and services offered to members and friends of the American Risk and Insurance Association (ARIA). The American Risk and Insurance Association is the premier professional association of scholars and professionals in the field of insurance and risk management. Click here for more information about ARIA. If you are interested in becoming a member of ARIA, here is an application form. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The Faculty of Mathematical Sciences at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, ISRAEL, now has a WWW home page. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The State University of New York at Stony Brook (USB) Chemistry Department announces the addition of it's WWW server to other campus-based servers. The USB Home Page lists servers as they come on line and currently includes links to Physics, Institute for Theoretical Physics, Mathematics and Earth and Space Sciences. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The CMU Genetic Art exhibits (Genetic Art I, Genetic Art II, and Genetic Movies) have all moved to a new machine. If you have links to them, you should adjust them accordingly. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Quadralay Corporation, maintainer of the Austin WWW Server, is proud to announce it's newest service, the Quadralay MarketPlace. The Quadralay MarketPlace is a WWW storefront where WWW users can come to peacefully browse through products that interest them without being bothered by a noisy salesperson. Online purchasing methods will be added soon. Our first store is The Reference Press, Inc., publisher of the Hoover series of business refernce books. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Boston University announces its official web server. You can find general information about Boston University as well as links to college, school, and department servers. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The Student Association of the School of Information and Library Studies (SILS) at the University of Michigan has put their newsletter on the Web. It's called the ILSSA Communicator and features links and articles on activities going on around SILS. Check it out! (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The University of Oklahoma's Web Server, OU INFO, features a funky interface allowing access to a Virtual Library , the award-winning campus newspaper The Oklahoma Daily, and an experimental hypermedia Campus Directory. In addition to pointers to the latest in hip web sites, the site also includes general information about computing and campus life at Oklahoma. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The Russian and East European Studies Home Pages are a comprehensive guide to the worldwide network-accessible resources available to scholars in the interdisciplinary study of Russia and Eastern Europe. Resources are subdivided into separate pages by discipline, into Language, Literature, Music, Art, Culture, Government and Public Affairs, Science, Technology, Engineering, Computers, and Communications, Business, Finance, Economics, and History, Geography, Sociology. The resources are also cross-indexed by type. The REES Home Pages are presented by the University of Pittsburgh Center for Russian and East European Studies and the University of Pittsburgh Library System, Networked Information Services Group. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: As of April 1st, 1994, EUnet and McDonalds join to offer Global "Internet in a Lunchbox". See the press release for further details of this revolutionary product. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Futuristic Code Tools Alert! Check out the home page for Reasoning Systems. Reasoning sells code analysis and transformation tools for Ada, C, COBOL and FORTRAN that let you--

    These products are REFINE Language Tools, and Software Refinery(TM). They run on SPARC, RS/6000 and HP 9000/7xx workstations and are designed to handle millions of lines of source code. Each tool has a comprehensive API so you can extend them to work with different languages and to perform user-specified code analysis and transformation tasks. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The server of the Principia Cybernetica Project has been extended with lots of new material and services (including a Boolean searchable Index). The aim of the project is the computer-supported collaborative development of an evolutionary-systemic world view. Put more simply, it tries to tackle age-old philosophical questions with the help of the most recent cybernetic theories and technologies. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Principia Cybernetica Web provides hundreds of texts and hyperlinks on Cybernetics and Systems Theory (glossary, bibliography, societies, journals, ...), evolution, self-organization, complexity, cognition, epistemology, philosophy, transdisciplinary integration of knowledge, and related topics. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: New (classical) music related information source in the Web! The Opera Schedule Server provides you information about hundreds of scheduled opera performances from all over the World! The server is operated at the Process Control Department of the Technical University of Budapest. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The COMPS Lab, part of the Department of Computer Science at the University of Iowa, is proud to announce it's World Wide Web server. Among other locally produced services, you can find the Iowa Virtual Tourist, a graphical map of Internet resources in Iowa, the 1993-94 Graduate Handbook, a schedule of colloquia and a gateway to the Geographic Name Server at martini.eecs.umich.edu. Please note that this is not the departmental WWW server. (nwn)

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    April 1, 1994: The What's New Archive (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: is now available in hypertext format from the EARN information service. It's the 3rd version of the guide. (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: The Coombs Computing Unit of the Research Schools of Social Sciences & Pacific and Asian Studies at the Australian National University, Canberra now maintains two sets of the "What's New on WWW" pages as a part of the The World-Wide Web Virtual Library Project:

    What's New in WWW Asian Studies
    What's New in WWW Social Sciences
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    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: Announcing an Ethernet web page. It provides information about the Ethernet local area network technology. Included are guides to the Ethernet system and Ethernet configuration rules, as well as the Ethernet FAQ, an annotated reading list, access to troubleshooting information, etc. (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: A new server for Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory includes information for the general public on Fermilab and high-energy physics, the study of the fundamental particles and forces of nature. It includes information for high-energy physicists and other technical professionals in related disciplines. Fermilab's education programs and prairie restoration project are described. (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: A "What's New at NGDC" section is now available at the National Geophysical Data Center in Boulder, Colorado. Included are announcements and brief descriptions of new products at NGDC in: Solar-Terrestrial Physics, Solid Earth Geophysics, Marine Geology and Geophysics, Paleoclimatology, and the Defense Meteorological Satellite Program. Product demonstrations and work under development are available for users to "test drive". (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: The U.S. Geological Survey is experimenting with World-Wide-Web Home Pages designed for K-12 and we need and invite your input. Set your compasses to:

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    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: A new Web server is available at the Tulane University Medical Center in New Orleans. The server contains links to biomedically-related servers, network resources, and electronic publications. It also provides links to a graded progression of introductory Web and Internet material for those just starting out on the net (a major part of our population), pointers to a variety of software archives and mirrors, and an eclectic general interest section. There isn't a lot of Tulane- and New Orleans-specific material yet; that will be coming later this spring. A text-only home page is also available. (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: The University of Texas at Austin is pleased to announce its Central WWW server. Local highlights include the General Libraries' outstanding Special Exhibitions section and its CIA Maps, a collection of over 125 maps. Other local highlights include the Computation Center's UNIX Resources page, the Microlib/Mac archive of Macintosh software, and links to all Gopher and HTML versions of its User Documents. Two unique and noteworthy pages include WWW for Instructional Use and Personal Pages, both worldwide collections. (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: The OSCAR document recognition group at Essex University announces it's handwriting recognition home page. This server is under construction but will provide links to research groups working in the field and to related on-line sources of information. (nwn)

    The Guide to Network Resource Tools: Almost 13 Megs of travel-related information. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: A new server in Marseille (Faculte des sciences de luminy) about university activity and student life. It is maintained by the RESUS student association and contains a forum for RS6000 users. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The University of California at Berkeley is pleased to announce the Cal Berkeley WWW home page. This server is under construction and is subject to change. It offers access to Berkeley's many gopher and WWW servers. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: CityScape Internet Services Ltd, a UK Internet consultancy, are proud to announce a number of new W3 services:

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    April 19, 1994: The University of Waterloo Computer Science Club has recently obtained a new machine and is pleased to announce its WWW server running there. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Repost due to a mistake:
    The Department of Information Systems of the Institute of Computer Science, Johannes Kepler University Linz (Austria), announces its WWW-Server. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Department of Political Science at the University of Oslo announces their homepage. It includes a presentation of the Scientific staff and Administration and general information about the Department, and it also has links to information on Internet that is relevant to Political Sciences and Social science. Oslo Summer School in Comparative Social Science Studies, August 1-19, 1994, is also presented with a complete program. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: A home page for Yugoslavia is now available on the World Wide Web. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: ArtSource , is a gathering point for networked resources on Art and Architecture. The content is diverse and includes pointers to image collections, electronic exhibitions, art and architecture gopher sites, and electronic art journals, as well as original materials submitted by librarians, museums, art historians, etc. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The USFWS Forensic Laboratory is part of the US Fish and Wildlife Service Division of Law Enforcement. Our mission is to provide forensic support to Federal, State and International wildlife agencies. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The David LaMacchia Defense Fund was organized to ensure that David LaMacchia gets a fair trial. LaMacchia has been indicted by the federal government for conspiracy to commit wire fraud by creating an Internet bulletin board. The Fund's Web page provides information about the case (from original sources only) and instructions on how to make a donation. The Fund takes no position on the merits of either side's case. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: WebStars, at NASA's High Energy Astrophysics Science Archive Research Center, is about astronomy & astrophysics; cyberspace; data formats; the Space Science Web Group; software & icons downloading; WWW technical pages & style guides; on-line articles about astronomy on the Web; HEASARC/StarTrax Browse and other online services; and virtual reality. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: WebCalc is a simple but interesting demonstration of WWW/CGI/Perl capabilities, using a well-known model: the pocket calculator. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The WWW server at University of Tampere, Finland, is now on-line! The server offers information about the university, its departments, staff, students and more. At the moment a big part of information comes from the university gopher server. More information is being added all the time to the WWW and the gopher. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Do you want to read news and e-mail at your home? Do you want to cut back your phone bill? You don't even have a modem? Do you want to learn to use uqwk and Yarn? If you answered 'yes' to any of these questions and you have a PC, you should check the manual for offline reading. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The first issue of the Electronic Journal of Combinatorics is now available. The Journal is a refereed publication, and invites papers in all areas of combinatorics and discrete mathematics. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The UMass Laboratory for Perceptual Robotics has made several new additions since February. We now have a video page and a forms-based demonstration page, both of which illustrate techniques developed at the lab. In addition, we maintain an Robotics resources page for access to other robotics sites on the Internet. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Networld+Interop in Virtual Vegas! If you can't attend the Las Vegas Networld+Interop trade show in person, then visit Rockwell Networking System's virtual booth! It's easy, fun, and you might even win a NetHopper dialup router in one of our daily drawings! Good luck and enjoy! (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Electric Propulsion and Plasma Dynamics Laboratory (EPPDyL) of Princeton University announces a home page for electric propulsion research sponsored by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR). The server includes links to participating research sites, a searchable database of technical papers, and a bulletin board system for inter-site communication. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The University of Washington is pleased to announce the availability of Willow -- the Washington Information Looker-upper Layered Over Windows. Willow is a general purpose information retrieval tool. It provides a single, easy-to-use graphical user interface to any number of text-based bibliographic databases. It is fully compatible with WWW/Mosaic and the Z39.50 database access protocol. The Willow Information Center documents Willow, with color screen-shots of the interface, live demos, a technical description of the architecture, and more. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: BBC launches Networking Club Web pages. The British Broadcasting Corporation has launched a Networking Club to give members Internet access and Bulletin Board support. As part of the project we are pleased to announce our Web pages which include full details of the project and information about BBC programmes. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: CommerceNet, the first large-scale market trial of electronic commerce on the Internet, is a consortium of Northern California technology-oriented companies and organizations whose goal is to create an electronic marketplace where companies transact business spontaneously over the Internet. CommerceNet will stimulate the growth of a communications infrastructure that will be secure, easy-to-use, oriented for commercial use, and ready to expand rapidly. CommerceNet's core development team consists of BARRNet, Enterprise Integration Technologies, and Stanford University's Center for Information Technology. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: It's not about multimedia. It's not about the Information Superhighway. It's not about 500 channels, CD-ROM, or even video on-demand. It's about changing history. Come to Digital World and witness the revolution that is changing the world we live in. Registration for the Exposition will be free until May 20, 1994. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: RSA Data Security, Inc. is pleased to announce that its World-Wide-Web server at www.rsa.com is now open to the public. RSA is a recognized world leader in cryptography, with millions of copies of its software encryption and authentication installed and in use worldwide. RSA's technologies are the global defacto standard for public-key encryption and digital signatures, and are part of existing and proposed standards for the Internet, CCITT, ISO, ANSI, PKCS, IEEE and business and financial networks around the world.

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    April 19, 1994: Oklahoma State University announces its WWW Home Page. This document is the main page of OSU's Campus-Wide Information Server and contains links to other OSU Web Servers, OSU's Gopher Server, and other sources on the Net. Some of the features include general information about Oklahoma State University and several pages of information about Computing and Information Services, including the latest CIS Newsletter and the CIS User's Manual. Computing and Information Services maintains OSU's Web server and welcomes suggestions and comments. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: There are a couple of areas under construction at the Meiko WWW server:

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    April 19, 1994: The Institute of Nuclear Physics of Moscow State University has developed a WWW server. It contains information about the institute, its scientific research activity and experiments conducted by the institute. Also links to some other WWW servers in Russia are provided. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: A gateway to the Guide to Available Mathematical Software (GAMS) is now available on the World Wide Web. GAMS is an on-line cross-index of mathematical and statistical software in use at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Some 9000 problem-solving software modules from nearly 80 packages are indexed, including a large subset of the netlib collection. The primary indexing mechanism is a tree-structured taxonomy of mathematical and statistical problems. GAMS is also a virtual repository, providing redistribution of abstracts, documentation, and source of much of the software that it catalogs. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Princeton Regional School's WWW Server is an information server for the school district and abroad. It's purpose is to let people know about upcoming events and promote communications between the schools and the Internet community of sites. We also have built a tremendous base of sites that have to do with K12 interests. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Hybrid Networks, Inc. of Cupertino, CA is proud to announce its homepage. Hybrid Networks, Inc. provides affordable remote access to the Internet at 10 million bits per second over cable TV and wireless networks. The home page includes data sheets, product photos, ordering information, and the latest press releases. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Avid Explorer provides information on travel destinations around the world. Featured: Travel Forums with specific and up-to-date information on scuba and skiing/snowboarding; the Travel Bazaar, information on a variety of travel service and product providers; and the latest information on cruises, tours, FIT's, and domestic vacation alternatives. The Avid Explorer is sponsored by Explore! Cruises and Expeditions, a full-service travel agency in Chapel Hill, N. C. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: From April 18 - 23, a team of scientists, divers, archeologists, and kids will explore the ocean environment of Barkley Sound, situated off the remote rugged coast of Vancouver Island, Canada. And all of it will come live into homes and schools via satellite television. Internet members can join the action by checking out the Safari '94 Mosaic documents including Safari Splash! an electronic daily, or E-daily, newsletter published by the Excite Group at Simon Fraser University. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Information and registration details about the Artificial Intelligence in Design '94 Conference (AID'94) are now available via WWW. The conference, organised by the Key Centre of Design Computing, University of Sydney, will be held 15-18 August 1994 at the EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland. An online registration form is provided. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Institute of Radiology of the University of Pisa has its own server up 'n' workin'. Several X-ray, Computed Tomography, Magnetic Resonance and Echographic images are available together with documentation on specific items. The documentation served will be continuosly widened with medical articles and images. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: New developments at the School of Cognitive and Computing Sciences, University of Sussex at Brighton, UK. Chris Thornton has prepared a demonstration of his simulation of track-driven robots, "Popbugs", including mpeg movies of the robots in action. In addition there is a calendar of school events. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Coombs Computing Unit, Research Schools of Social Sciences & Pacific and Asian Studies at the Australian National University, Canberra has enhanced its ANU Social Sciences WWW Server (Coombsweb) by constructing yet another facility - the Aboriginal Studies Server . This new WWW system will keep track of leading information facilities of value and/or significance to researchers in the field of Aboriginal and Indigenous Peoples studies. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: NETCOMTALK,the electronic journal of Boston University's College of Communication is now on-line. NETCOMTALK includes information about the College of Communication, alumni events, student events, and a variety of articles written by faculty, staff, and students. This is a dynamic journal: new articles will appear regularly. Look for videos by our film and broadcasting students, news photos from our photojournalism students, and a broad mix of media from our Mass Comm/PR students. We will include and will give special attention to new media and advanced communication technologies. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Information on high-speed (10 mbps) Internet access via cable TV now available in Washington DC. Innovation Group provides turnkey systems for Internet access and professional & storefront applications. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: A server called Dazhdbog's Grandsons had been establised on SunSite.unc.edu. The server is an attempt to show Russia without political issues and basically contains poetry, music, pictures of different places. It has pointers to WWW servers in Russia as well. Much of the material is in Russian, so, please, take a look at the note about cyrillic letters in Mosaic on the home page of the server. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: An investment page offers information on stocks, mutual funds, commodities, brokers, the economy, and taxes. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: A set of music pages is intended to be a comprehensive list of music resources available on the Web. It currently has over 100 pointers, including over 40 different individual artists or bands. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: HungerNet is proud to introduce the new Oxfam Web . This site is under construction but already contains much introductory and expert information on the Hunger Crisis. Site documents and links are designed to facilitate general education, policy studies, research, advocacy, etc. with sources spanning the United Nations, the White House, USAID, UNICEF, WHO, the US Congress, hunger quotes, the Supreme Court, and lots more. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The University of Alaska Anchorage's Math/CS Departments WWW server is the first alaskan WWW server in existance. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: A group in Nevada called The Atlantis Project is trying to develop a new country floating off the coast of Panama. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Network Computing Devices (NCD)announces its World Wide Web server. Corporate, product, and support information for NCD's three major product lines - X terminals, PC-Xware, and Z-Mail - is available. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: After getting many requests for copies of my poetry chapbook, What the Welsh and Chinese Have In Common, I've made it available in WWW format. The book was selected by Maxine Kumin as winner of the North Carolina Writers' Network Chapbook Contest in 1990 and was sold out of print in about 18 months. So, short of finding a copy smashed in the corner of a local (to Chapel Hill) bookstore, WWW is the only way to get the book. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The University of Toronto is announcing its new Web home page. This page points at a large variety of resources at the University. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Quadralay Corporation, developer of GWHIS and maintainer of the Austin WWW server, is proud to announce it's newest WWW offering, a Cryptography archive. HTML'ized versions of the sci.crypt and PGP FAQ Lists are available, as well as a great deal of other information including pointers to other servers with cryptographic related information. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The guide to Film and Video Resources on the Internet, previously only available in ASCII text through the Clearinghouse of Subject-Oriented Resource Guides at the University of Michigan, now contains hyperlinks to gophers, searchable databases, filmographies, and review sources. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Cambridge University Engineering Department has set up an http server specifically for Control Engineering information. The server contains links to many other information sources relevant to control around the world, including ftp, gopher and web servers containing technical reports and papers. It also contains some recent papers and Ph.D. theses by members of the control group at Cambridge. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Shortwave and Radio Catalog is a catalog of hypertext links to FTP, GOPHER, and WWW files and services for the Shortwave Listener and Radio enthusiast and is now on-line. This issue includes links to many AM, FM, Satellite radio and Shortwave broadcaster schedules, digital audio files, graphics, mediumwave, shortwave, FM, Ham Radio, FCC, and other files associated with radio. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: CU_HTML.DOT version 1.0 from the Chinese University of Hong Kong is now available for both Word for Windows 2.0 and 6.0. This template can help you create HTML documents without in-depth knowledge of the HTML syntax. The WYSIWYG editing environment of Word is utilized and users simply point-and-click to define anchors and to insert inline GIF images. This version includes new features such as inserting anchors jumping to the same document, and customization for non-English version of MS Word. Also some bugs in the beta version fixed. Here are the package and the documentation. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Need hard-to-find information fast? Knowledge One is the answer! Knowledge One is a new information service, designed to provide information on just about any topic in under an hour. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: New on The University of Tennessee, Office of University Relations' server: Tennes see Alumnus - a quarterly magazine distributed to alumni and friends of the University and the second installment of UT Science Bytes - Guess Who! (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The MIT Soaring Association now has a WWW homepage. It informs about the MITSA gliding club and has links to several documents that are of general interest to the aviation community. These include a weather page with links to over 20 weather related resources, the Federal Aviation Regulations in two versions and miscellaneous other resources and documents that might be interesting to general aviation. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Flexible tools and services for process improvement.
    International Software Systems, Inc. in Austin, TX re-announces its Web server. Here you can find information about ISSI's Process-oriented Software Life Cycle Support Environment product line. The ProSLCSE Product Line offers an organization a graphical, adaptable, integrated, and intuitive tool set, backed by a complete line of services for process improvement. Also at ISSI:

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    April 19, 1994: The National Coordination Office for High Performance Computing and Communications (NCO/HPCC) is pleased to announce the release of its FY 1995 "Blue Book" entitled "High Performance Computing and Communications: Technology for the National Information Infrastructure" on its NCO/HPCC Web server. Within this book are links to additional information servers supported by HPCC agencies (for example links to servers at HPCC-supported High Performance Computing Research Centers). (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Canadore College, located in North Bay, Ontario, Canada, invites you to come and see our home page. Canadore offers many courses in many different technologies and has many international connections. Come and experience Canadore and what we have to offer. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: After several sleepless nights on the part of the Editor, the April 1994 issue of International Teletimes is finally out on the Web! This month Teletimes features articles on Travel, like Hawaii Pubcrawl and Impressions of Thailand. Also, in the Departments section, there is an interview with John Hiatt, musician/songwriter extraordinaire. This is probably the best issue of Teletimes yet! (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: A server has been set-up with information regarding the 1994 Manufacturing Partnerships Conference. The conference is sponsored by The Graduate School of Business and the School of Engineering of Stanford University. The central theme of the conference is achieving global competitiveness through manufacturing partnerships. Numerous guest speakers from industry, academia, and the government will be present on May 6th and 7th, 1994. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The Oak Ridge National Laboratory announces the availability of online information about the Advanced Neutron Source (ANS), a new research center which will excel in materials testing and development, in research and development for U.S. industry, and in radioisotope production for the medical community. Scheduled for completion in the year 2003, the ANS is expected to be the basis for enabling American science and industry to regain a global competitive edge in neutron research. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Georgia State University's Mathematics and Computer Science Department would like to announce their new Web Site. It contains lists to other special web sites in the Math and Computer Science area, as well as research being done at the Department. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: INFORMATION SCIENCES INSTITUTE is pleased to announce our home page. ISI is a computer research institute affiliated with the University of Southern California Engineering Department. Included in our home page are descriptions of our various projects, brokering services and technical publications. Also available are archives of Internet Drafts and Notes (Requests for Comments [RFCs], For Your Information Documents [FYIs], Internet Standards [STDs] and Internet Monthly Reports [IMRs]). (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Spring is the season for morris dancing, a ritual folk tradition from England. Seabright Morris and Sword describe the tradition and present their schedules of dance for May Day and the rest of the season. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: Xanadu Australia has announced a Gopher and WWW home page for Xanadu, the legendary hypertext system that inspired WWW. It features the Bill of Information Rights and the Xanadu FAQ. (nwn)

    April 19, 1994: The newly formed High Performance Computing Centre (HPC Centre) plans to run courses and workshops on all aspects of high performance computing. The Centre, which is part of the University of Southampton, aims to Raise the awareness of HPC within the South and South West of England. In addition, Centre staff are available to assist users porting their applications to the faster machines provided by the Centre. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The Ohio Supercomputer Center, a state-funded computing resource, provides high-performance computing to scientists and engineers at Ohio colleges, universities, and companies. This server highlights current events and users' research, and describes the Center's facilities, services, and initiatives. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: If you are going to be at the '96 Olympics in Atlanta and want to take a neat side trip, or if your going to be near the Upstate region of South Carolina and would like to take in some scenery, then check out The Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway! (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The Peoria Art Guild of Peoria, Illinois, is pleased to announce the on-line version of their juried exhibition "Digital Photography '94". This exhibit sought entrants nationwide from photographers whose work involved the techniques of "digital" (computer) photography. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The Animations Index in Maryland is growing rapidly. Currently it has 36 links to sites on the Web which serve Animations and Movies, and it is updated almost daily. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: State of the Art Review on Hypermedia Issues And Applications by V. Balasubramanian is now available in HTML and postscript form from the University of Ottawa. It discusses Implementation Issues, Database Issues, User Interface Issues, Information Retrieval Issues, Integration Issues, Applications, and A Systematic Approach To User Interface Design For A Hypertext Framework. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: As We May Think, Vannevar Bush's amazing article, published in the July 1945 issue of The Atlantic Monthly, in which he first introduces the idea of hypertext is now available from the University of Ottawa. He described a device called memex in which an ``individual stores his books, records and communications, and which is mechanized so that it may be consulted with exceeding speed and flexibility. It is an enlarged intimate supplement to his memory.'' The essential feature of a memex is its ability to tie two items together and to build trails through the information record. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: For all researchers interested in ray-tracing (the image synthesis method), an experimental On-Line Ray Tracing Bibliography has been implemented. This contains over 300 papers divided into sections, complete with abstracts and links to any available on-line as technical reports. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: Announcements for two upcoming conferences at Yale University are now available via WWW (including hypermedia directions on how to get to Yale as well as the specific street addresses where each conference is being held): (nwn)

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    April 11, 1994: The Research Libraries Group (RLG) is pleased to announce its Worldwide Web server. RLG, a not-for-profit membership corporation of university, museum, and independent research libraries, archives, historical societies, and other research collections, has inaugurated this server as an access point for information about its purpose, collaborative activities, and user services. These include the RLIN bibliographic information and library support system; the CitaDel article citations and document delivery system; the Eureka search service and Zephyr Z39.50 service, two ways that RLG makes RLIN and CitaDel resources broadly accessible; and Ariel, RLG's document transmission software. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: A federal grand jury indicted an MIT junior on felony charges for allegedly running an FSP server that was used to distribute pirated copies of over $1 million in business and entertainment software. The Tech, MIT's student newspaper, has added copies of the indictment and press releases from the U.S Attorney's office and MIT to its news bulletin board. The Tech's story about the indictment is also available there. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: Need last minute IRS tax forms? We've got them all, plus forms for CA, MI, MN, NJ & NM. Visit Taxing Times 1994, an Internet collection of tax-related resources and information to help you deal with April 15th. The most popular forms have been converted to plain PostScript(TM) so they can be directly downloaded and printed. Also check out the Northridge earthquake animations done by the S-Cubed geophysics group. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: APOLLO ADVERTISING is a new system that will make hunting for goods and services both easy and enjoyable. New business advertisers are welcome. Short advertisements are absolutely FREE and HyperAdverts are offered at the most competitive rates. APOLLO ADVERTISING's server is available for anyone seeking to place their documents on-the-Web. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The Imaging and Distributed Computing Group of Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory announces its WWW server. It contains information about the Group activities, the Bay Area GIgabit Testbed, and the "Whole Frog" project, an experiment in applying scientific imaging to education. The Whole Frog document includes a number of images and movies, as well as pointers to the 3D frog anatomy data. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: On 27 October 1991, MIT Professor Mark Drela pedalled the human-powered hydrofoil, "Decavitator", to a world-record speed of 18.5 knots (9.53 meters/second) over a 100 meter race course on the Charles River in Boston, Massachusetts. Now you can check out these videos and images of the world's fastest human-powered boat and learn about how it evolved. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The Nottingham Arabidopsis Stock Centre server supplies detailed information about Arabidopsis Stocks and related Arabidopsis information. For the first time you can now browse our seed list, order seed stocks, ask questions or register with the Stock Centre, all with the 'click of a button'. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: NeuroWeb, the server for the program in Neurosciences at UCSD, is now available. Check out the page on the department which has information about the program as well as faculty abstracts. Also see a fledgling "Virtual Poster Session" where actual scientific posters enter the WWW and multimedia. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The entire world is talking about the suicide of Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain. mtv.com has created an area to reflect on this event. The reactions are coming in from around the world and are being posted on a cyber-shrine. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: THE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT FESTIVAL IN TRONDHEIM (ISFIT), the worlds biggest festival of its kind, has finally got a home page. 500 students from all over the world will gather in Trondheim, Norway 6th to 15th October 1994 to discuss the theme HUMAN RIGHTS along with international celebrities. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: Alternative college radio station WSRN-FM in Swarthmore, PA is now on-line! WSRN is owned and operated by the students of Swarthmore College and broadcasts at 91.5 MHz in the vicinity of Philadelphia. The WWW page is currently maintained by the General Manager, who also has a WWW page with lots of nifty links to plenty of nifty places. (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The Cecil H. and Ida M. Green Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics (IGPP), located within Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, California, is pleased to announce its new WWW server. While IGPP covers a wide range of research areas, the WWW server initially contains information on only one of its programs, Acoustic Thermometry of Ocean Climate (ATOC). (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The United States Department of Commerce in Washington, DC has developed a World Wide Web Server. The server currently provides general information on the activities and mission of the Department, contacts and resources within the Department, and links to various department-wide and federal government-wide information services. The Server also links to the World Wide Web home pages of the following department agencies:

    Information available includes the Budget of the United States, the Economic Conversion Information Echange, the National Information Initiative Home Page, the National Export Strategy, and more. While this service provides access to many services and resources of the Department, it is still under development. The presence or absence of information items on this server by no means reflects on their importance. URL: http://www.doc.gov (nwn)

    April 11, 1994: The Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing is a technical conference presenting talks by many of the most successful women in the computing field as well as panels, workshops and birds-of-a-feather sessions. The speakers are leaders in their fields and represent the major technical computing disciplines, and the academic, government and industrial communities. It will be held June 9-11, 1994 in Washington D.C. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The top ftp archive of Europe, FTP.LuTH.SE has started a WWW-service to speed up accesses for all those using WWW-clients. Online you can find, among other things, X11-contrib, Linux, All GNU stuff and Aminet. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The University of Tennessee, Office of University Relations has developed a web server containing:

    This web server also includes points to other web servers on the Knoxville campus. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The Lurker's Guide to the Babylon 5 science-fiction television series is available. It contains a schedule of upcoming episodes, synopses, information about the characters and storyline, and more. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: A Weekly Summary of Tropical Cyclones, including imagery and text, is now available from the NGDC DMSP Data Archive . The summaries are located under "Weekly Updated Items" on the DMSP Home Page. Visible and infrared images of the cyclones as they progressed during the period are posted. The first summary is for March 20-27, 1994. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: HARVARD UNIVERSITY Graduate School of Education announces, with pleasure, their home page. Information about the school as well as pointers to a wealth of educational-related resources are included. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: UniForum, the International Association of Open Systems Professionals, has announced their World Wide Web Server, which contains information about the association, its programs and services.
    Included on the server is a complete hypertext version of the Open Systems Products Directory, the only vendor- neutral listing of products and services for the open systems community. Over 7,600 products from 2,200 vendors are listed, with indexes by operating system, keyword, vendor name and product name.
    Access to all areas of the server is free to all WWW users until April 25, 1994. After that date, you will have to be a general member of UniForum to access the Products Directory; all other areas of the server will still be available at no charge. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Announcing International Teletimes' first annual photography contest, PHOTON '94! Entry deadline is May 31st, 1994. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Generality announces a new exhibit in the Art Gallery, a sampling of the early work of Canadian photographer Matthew Wolchock. Also available are details on Photon '94, the first ever all-Internet photography contest, presented by International Teletimes. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: CyberNews, a grassroots newswire on the Internet, now has a WWW Home Page. The goal and purpose of CyberNews is global student-run media (print, radio, tv, etc...) connectivity. Right now CyberNews is carrying live reports from Sarajevo, and some of the posts can be found on this server. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The University of Michigan (UM) Center for Display Technology and Manufacturing (CDTM) is on the Web. The Center addresses a full spectrum of manufacturing issues that are critical to the emerging flat panel display industry in the United States. This server is currently under construction...right now there are links to the CDTM's ftp server and to the UM College of Engineering's gopher server. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center (OUHSC) College of Pharmacy is pleased to announce the availability of a WWW server. This server will include a) information about the College of Pharmacy (including a Faculty directory with research interests), b) a campus demonstration of (NIH/NSF) Template server, gopher and ftp services, c) Oklahoma City area attractions, and d) Pharmacy related Internet Resources (including other WWW servers, listservs, mailing lists, BBSs, and ftp sites). Planned expansion includes inclusion of the College Bulletin with course descriptions etc. and Pharmacokinetic resources. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Two new services are available at GEMS, the Global Electronic Marketing Service. The Product & Services Showcase is a place where companies can easily join the electronic marketplace. And, just in time for the 1994 season, the Internet Baseball Information Center provides members with access to baseball stats, information services, fantasy leagues, and more. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The European Microsoft Windows NT Academic Centre (EMWAC) maintains a w3 server containing information relating to all of Microsoft software. It has recently released an indexed version of the Microsoft Knowledge Base. The URL is http://emwac.ed.ac.uk/html/top.html. This URL also contains futher information about public domain Windows software, EMWAC reports on Windows NT, and how to get the gopher and w3 servers for Windows NT that EMWAC has written. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The Libertarian Home Page is a place to find out information about Libertarian philosophy and Libertarian Party Politics. It has hotlinks to several Libertarian ftp sites and other Liberty minded Web pages. It has been set up by the College Park Libertarians, a student group at the University of Maryland. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Cirque de la Mama was born to bring works of art to people and to bring people to works of art. Sculptures, paintings, photographs, rhymes, poems, issues and more are coming to Cirque. Link, learn, and enjoy. (bml) (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The Florida Institute of Technology exists as a distinctive independent technological university to provide quality education, to further knowledge through basic and applied research, and to provide services to their local, state, national, and international constituencies. The Florida Institute of Technology's WWW Server, known as Arachnophilia, offers access to the University's 1994-1995 Catalog, a link to their World Class Education Gopher, and many other services. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Information about ELSNET, the European Network of Excellence in Language and Speech is now available via WWW. With funding from the European Commission's ESPRIT Programme, ELSNET links together almost 100 European academic and industrial laboratories engaged in R&D in natural language and speech processing. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) server is now available. The Laboratory's Home Page opens the door to information on a variety of activities at this Department of Energy laboratory. Managed by the University of California, LLNL conducts world-class scientific research affecting national security, energy, the environment, health and biomedicine, economic competitiveness, and science and math education. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The ACEDB Documentation Server is a repository for documentation concerned with "A C. elegans Data Base", the generic genome database software designed by Richard Durbin (MRC, UK) and Jean Thierry-Mieg (CNRS, France). The server is intended as a resource for developers, curators, and end-users of all databases derived from ACEDB. This project is sponsored by the Plant Genome Database Project at the National Agricultural Library (USDA). The documentation server is listed on the home page for the Agricultural Genome World Wide Web Server. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Quadralay Corporation, in conjunction with Texas A&M University and University of Texas at Dallas, has formed the Texas Information Servers page, a listing of FTP Servers, Gopher Servers, WWW Servers and Mailing Lists that are located in the Lone Star State. While far from complete at this time, there is much interesting information to be found here and new things are added daily. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Issue #1 of Verbiage Magazine has just hit the virtual newsstands, featuring short fiction by Andrew Solberg, Teresa Velez, Greg Downey, and Edward Ashton, among others. Be sure to submit material for the second issue -- Verbiage pays for stories! (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Steve Wolf at California State University Stanislaus is developing a Botany Home Page for teaching his biology students how to use the Internet. It contains a variety of resources of particular interest to botanists. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: CinemaSpace ,UC Berkeley's Film Studies program has created CinemaSpace: a new www journal focusing on the cinema and its transformation in the digital age. CinemaSpace will engage writers from a broad range of fields : Literature, Film, Cultural Theory, Computer Science, and Philosophy. The journal aims to break free of disciplinary boundaries and bring a diverse assortment of writers, thinkers and users of technology into mutual collaboration and exchange for the purposes of elucidating the transformation of cinema in the age of digital replication. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The Northwestern University Astronomy Group would like to announce its new WWW server. Contents include information on undergraduate studies and graduate studies, who we are, what we do, and our gallery of gamma-ray bursts as observed by the Oriented Scintillation Spectrometer Experiment (OSSE) on board the Compton Gamma-Ray Observatory (CGRO). (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Internet's first collaborative travelogue is up on the Web. Travels with Samantha is an account of Philip Greenspun's journey from Boston to Alaska and back. This work is illustrated with over 250 high-quality color JPEG photographs and makes an excellent companion to his popular Berlin/Prague Tale, also profusely illustrated with photos of those cities. Contribute insights and information by using the feedback forms distributed through the documents. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The UCB Museum of Paleontology is happy to unveil DILOPHOSAUR!, featuring narration by the discover and namer of dilophosaur, Sam Welles. Also, the mammal exhibits have undergone extensive changes. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: The AstroWeb Consortium would like to announce a new World Wide Web resource AstroWeb which contains links to Internet Resources of use to the Astronomy community. AstroWeb is available at: NRAO, CDS, MSSSO, ST-ECF, and STScI. It merges the resource listings which have been maintained at CDS, MSSSO, NRAO, STECF, and STScI. This merging of effort provides a more complete resource listing and eliminates the need to check several different listings. The AstroWeb database currently contains about 650 resource records, about 185 kilobytes of text. Each resource is categorized, e.g., Data and Archive Centers, Astronomy Departments, Space Agencies, ... Many resources have a paragraph describing the resource and containing links to other URLs. There is a searchable version of the merged resource listing. There are HTML forms by which new resources can be added and existing resources can be edited. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: Syracuse University's Computer Graphics for the Arts Department has set up a Digital Gallery of collaborative Internet art projects and other computer art related works. This site is the home to an ongoing collaborative hypermedia project entitled Digital Journeys. (nwn)

    April 7, 1994: A WWW server is now available from Faculty of Arts, Gvteborg University, Sweden. The purpose of this server is to provide information within the Humanities. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: The Virtual Pub is a place for network beer aficionados to gather information, about themselves and about other things beer-related. Current features include a semi-weekly beer-tasting, a patron's page, and a small but growing set of documents. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: More Cool Video Demos are available from the Telemedia, Networks, and Systems Group at the MIT Laboratory for Computer Science. You can now Browse Late Night Talk Show Monologues and perform Image Processing With Live Video Sources. Also available is Today's NBA Schedule. Descriptions of hardware and software developed by members of the group are included, as well as their recent publications. An index to relevant calls for papers is also provided. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: The UCI Bookstore, the academic bookstore at the University of California, Irvine, proudly announces the launch of its World Wide Web site, a source for substantial displays and reviews of trade books, technical books, classical music and jazz, as well as a WAIS-searchable database of books and CDs in stock. There's also a major exhibition of Ansel Adams photographs; the Bookstore is committed to mounting several large-scale Internet-based multimedia exhibitions each year, of which this is the first. Minor pleasures include an already-popular HTML style guide, Elements of HTML Style, and a whimsical introduction to the anteater. Forthcoming: the first functional hypertext on-line travel guide. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: NWHQ (New World HeadQuarters) is dedicated to the propogation of post-print culture. Graphics, hypertext, and the electronic literary arts make this well worth a visit. Visit often as NWHQ is a constantly evolving labyrinth of seminal works by Vancouver artists. NWHQ is a publication of the Digital Co-op. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: The WWW Sports Information Server is now available. Currently, the service provides a Professional Basketball Server which provides the latest NBA scores and a schedule of tonight's games, the league's standings as of the most recent games, box scores on all the season's games so far, player-by-player cumulative statistics for every team, and complete schedules for each team. In addition, you can get a history of NBA awards like the Rookie of the Year Award or the Most Valuable Player Award. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: This is a repost to correct an error:
    The Outdoor Action Program at Princeton University is now on the Web. OA is Princeton's outdoor education program that offers wilderness trips and leadership development for Princeton students, faculty, staff, and alumnae. A range of useful outdoor and outdoor program related files will be making their way up to the Web. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: Discovery images of supernova 1992bu in NGC 3690 are now available. This supernova was discovered during our 2-micron search for supernovae in starburst galaxies here at IPAC. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: IEC Bullentin is in full service from the issue 144 at Ikeda Lab., Chiba University. The texts are supplied from IEC, Geneva. Experimental Library Catalogue for books and magazines in Chiba University is also available. Most of the text are in Japanese, however, you can specify English keywords. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: The International Ultraviolet Explorer Satellite Data Analysis Center (IUEDAC) is pleased to announce the availability of the IUEDAC Homepage . This homepage contains information about the IUEDAC, provides access to IUE data analysis software and documentation, as well as access to information and services provided by both other NASA Astrophysics projects and ground based observatories. (nwn)

    April 4, 1994: Introducing the Calvin & Hobbes page. Contains a small number of gifs, bitmaps, and ASCII drawings, in addition to humorour quotations. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: A WWW server is now available for Alberto's Nightclub in downtown Mountain View, California. It lists current and past monthly calendars, with graphics and audio for many of the artists which play at the club. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: A new Coke Machine is available on the Web! (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The Cambridge Astronomy Web server continues to develop. New features include the X-ray group's public page, the UK Hubble Space Telescope Support Group's page, an archive of the Starlink Newsgroups, and guides to preparing TeX and LaTeX articles for astronomy Journals. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Internet World & Document Delivery World International 94
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    The UK's first annual conference and exhibition enabling the business, industrial and professional communities to grasp the commercial and organisational opportunities offered in the exploration of access to Internet and related networks.
    Internet World and Document Delivery World International is the only event in London this year solely devoted to the needs of users and potential users in this field. With Tony Rutkowski, Arnoud de Kemp, Tomaz Kalin, Professor David Brailsford, Christopher MacPhail, Peter Dawe, Professor Charles Oppenheim, Michael Strangelove, Peter Stone, Eddie Zedlweski and Ian Watson among many others, the conference programme reads like a who's who of the world Internet and networking community.
    Conference sessions will range from simple introductory treatments to the more technically focused information for existing users. The accompanying exhibition will offer a unique opportunity to see all the companies and organisations who can help you start out or develop in your use of this unique technological resource.
    Full details are available from the event World Wide Web pages. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The Warsaw University Astronomical Observatory , Warsaw, POLAND announces a new WWW server. The server contains general information about the Observatory and the most up-to-date information on the Optical Gravitational Lensing Experiment (OGLE) -- a long-term, large scale photometric search for dark matter in our Galaxy using microlensing phenomena. Information on the side projects conducted parallely to the main search are also there. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Several new publications are now available on Wimsey Information Services growing Web server, located in Vancouver, British Columbia, (nwn)

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    April 1, 1994: Check out the World Cup USA'94 server for information on one of the biggest athletic events in the world, which is coming to the U.S. this summer. Get tidbits on World Cup history, as well as USA'94 schedules, qualifying results, latest results from friendly matches, venues, teams, and more. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The Climate Diagnostics Center (NOAA) in Boulder, Colorado, is pleased to announce its Web home page. This page provides an overview of the CDC and describes the CDC climatological data holdings. Although the links to the data files are still being constructed, the metadata describing the datasets are available to browse. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Repost due to a mistake:
    FINWeb is a new World Wide Web service that provides access to some of the best economics and finance-related resources that can be found on the Internet. FINWeb features links to, among other things, 1) various working paper archives, 2) Gopher and WWW services provided by leading economics departments, finance departments, business schools, and financial institutions throughout the world, 3) EDGAR (the Security and Exchange Commission's online database), and 4) the Financial Executive Journal. FINWeb is offered as an ancillary service of RISKWeb, a Risk and Insurance World Wide Web Server. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Santa Rosa Junior College has their weekly newspaper The Oak Leaf in electronic format. On The SOLAR System (The Super Oak Leaf Archive Reader System), one will find The Oak Leaf, poetry, journalism projects, art and information about on-campus clubs. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: CSC Chemistry Topics provides information for chemistry-related subjects at CSC, including visualization and animation done at CSC. CSC Chemistry Topics includes also a presentation of some chemistry groups and chemistry departments in Finland (more will be added when available) and links to Usenet News, Gopher and other WWW information servers. CSC is the Finnish national supercomputer center located in Espoo, Finland. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: ARIAWeb is a World Wide Web server that provides information concerning the programs and services offered to members and friends of the American Risk and Insurance Association (ARIA). The American Risk and Insurance Association is the premier professional association of scholars and professionals in the field of insurance and risk management. Click here for more information about ARIA. If you are interested in becoming a member of ARIA, here is an application form. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The Faculty of Mathematical Sciences at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, ISRAEL, now has a WWW home page. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The State University of New York at Stony Brook (USB) Chemistry Department announces the addition of it's WWW server to other campus-based servers. The USB Home Page lists servers as they come on line and currently includes links to Physics, Institute for Theoretical Physics, Mathematics and Earth and Space Sciences. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The CMU Genetic Art exhibits (Genetic Art I, Genetic Art II, and Genetic Movies) have all moved to a new machine. If you have links to them, you should adjust them accordingly. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Quadralay Corporation, maintainer of the Austin WWW Server, is proud to announce it's newest service, the Quadralay MarketPlace. The Quadralay MarketPlace is a WWW storefront where WWW users can come to peacefully browse through products that interest them without being bothered by a noisy salesperson. Online purchasing methods will be added soon. Our first store is The Reference Press, Inc., publisher of the Hoover series of business refernce books. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Boston University announces its official web server. You can find general information about Boston University as well as links to college, school, and department servers. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The Student Association of the School of Information and Library Studies (SILS) at the University of Michigan has put their newsletter on the Web. It's called the ILSSA Communicator and features links and articles on activities going on around SILS. Check it out! (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The University of Oklahoma's Web Server, OU INFO, features a funky interface allowing access to a Virtual Library , the award-winning campus newspaper The Oklahoma Daily, and an experimental hypermedia Campus Directory. In addition to pointers to the latest in hip web sites, the site also includes general information about computing and campus life at Oklahoma. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The Russian and East European Studies Home Pages are a comprehensive guide to the worldwide network-accessible resources available to scholars in the interdisciplinary study of Russia and Eastern Europe. Resources are subdivided into separate pages by discipline, into Language, Literature, Music, Art, Culture, Government and Public Affairs, Science, Technology, Engineering, Computers, and Communications, Business, Finance, Economics, and History, Geography, Sociology. The resources are also cross-indexed by type. The REES Home Pages are presented by the University of Pittsburgh Center for Russian and East European Studies and the University of Pittsburgh Library System, Networked Information Services Group. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: As of April 1st, 1994, EUnet and McDonalds join to offer Global "Internet in a Lunchbox". See the press release for further details of this revolutionary product. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Futuristic Code Tools Alert! Check out the home page for Reasoning Systems. Reasoning sells code analysis and transformation tools for Ada, C, COBOL and FORTRAN that let you--

    These products are REFINE Language Tools, and Software Refinery(TM). They run on SPARC, RS/6000 and HP 9000/7xx workstations and are designed to handle millions of lines of source code. Each tool has a comprehensive API so you can extend them to work with different languages and to perform user-specified code analysis and transformation tasks. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The server of the Principia Cybernetica Project has been extended with lots of new material and services (including a Boolean searchable Index). The aim of the project is the computer-supported collaborative development of an evolutionary-systemic world view. Put more simply, it tries to tackle age-old philosophical questions with the help of the most recent cybernetic theories and technologies. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: Principia Cybernetica Web provides hundreds of texts and hyperlinks on Cybernetics and Systems Theory (glossary, bibliography, societies, journals, ...), evolution, self-organization, complexity, cognition, epistemology, philosophy, transdisciplinary integration of knowledge, and related topics. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: New (classical) music related information source in the Web! The Opera Schedule Server provides you information about hundreds of scheduled opera performances from all over the World! The server is operated at the Process Control Department of the Technical University of Budapest. (nwn)

    April 1, 1994: The COMPS Lab, part of the Department of Computer Science at the University of Iowa, is proud to announce it's World Wide Web server. Among other locally produced services, you can find the Iowa Virtual Tourist, a graphical map of Internet resources in Iowa, the 1993-94 Graduate Handbook, a schedule of colloquia and a gateway to the Geographic Name Server at martini.eecs.umich.edu. Please note that this is not the departmental WWW server. (nwn)

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    April 1, 1994: The What's New Archive (nwn)

    March 29, 1994: The College of Engineering at the University of Hawai`i at Manoa announces its WWW server. In addition to general information about the College, the server has clickable maps of Holmes Hall (where the College is located) and some interesting user contributions. One particular contribution which has gained recognition recently is the R.A.S Racer Archive, which is a collection of information about f1, indy and NASCAR races. (nwn)

    March 29, 1994: Educational Online Sources welcomes you to a web of education information, created for and by the K12 community. We encourage everyone to contribute to this shared space! (nwn)

    March 29, 1994: The University of Surrey's Dept of Electrical & Electronic Engineering is pleased to announce a new Web server. At present, this contains various information about the EE department, including it's expertise in research and teaching, the Web version of the Edupage IT newsletter, and new guides to several Science Fiction TV series, including ST:TNG and ST:DS9. More information is being added to the server frequently. (nwn)

    March 29, 1994: The 1.2 Meter Southern Columbia Millimeter Telescope (SCMT) at Cerro Tololo Interamerican Observatory (CTIO) proudly presents its new WWW server. Even though pages are still under construction, you are more than welcome to browse through them. You'll find information on one of the world's smallest radiotelescopes as well as access to some nice other sites. (nwn)

    March 29, 1994: The Clemson Computational Science and Engineering Resource is a collection of primarily educational resources in computational science and engineering. It contains pointers to servers such as Netlib, mailing lists on CSE, relevant news groups, and contacts for academic materials. The resource is expanding daily. Send additions to D. E. Stevenson, steve@cs.clemson.edu. (nwn)

    March 29, 1994: FINWeb is a new World Wide Web service that provides access to some of the best economics and finance-related gopher and World Wide Web that can be found on the Internet. FINWeb features links to, among other things, 1) various working paper archives, 2) Gopher and WWW services provided by leading economics departments, finance departments, business schools, and financial institutions throughout the world, 3) EDGAR (the Security and Exchange Commission's online database), and 4) the Financial Executive Journal. FINWeb is offered as an ancillary service of RISKWeb, a Risk and Insurance World Wide Web Server. (nwn)

    March 29, 1994: The Center for Geometry Analysis Numerics and Graphics (GANG) at the University of Massachusetts Amherst is pleased to announce its Web Service. This service will focus on the Center's research in Differential Geometry with particular emphasis on minimal surfaces, surfaces of constant mean curvature, surface and knot energies, along with applications of this research to materials science and quantum physics. The Center's Geometry Archive is an on-line library of papers, pictures, animations and software connected with this research. (nwn)

    March 29, 1994: The Andrew Consortium at Carnegie Mellon University now has a Web home page. Andrew is a an extensible compound document system for Unix systems running X windows. It includes:

    Our Web pages have more detailed descriptions of Andrew (including screen snapshots), and links to an FTP archive containing the source code for our new release, version 6.2. (nwn)

    March 29, 1994: Orange Alert! Syracuse University is pleased to announce its main HTTP server. This server provides links to all our WWW/Mosaic accessible resources, both existing and "under development". (nwn)

    March 28, 1994: Cisco Systems Inc. and UNC's SunSITE are pleased to announce the opening of the Cisco Educational Archive, a collection of educational web resources, including an imagemap of state and regional gophers. (nwn)

    March 28, 1994: The student chapter of the ACM at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign would like to announce the return of Rob's Multimedia Lab. The multimedia lab was originally on the What's New page for NSCA Mosaic in July '93 run from a machine at the National Institute of Health and went off the air at the beginning of January '94. Thanks to the U of IL's College of Engineering Workstation Labs for a drive to store the lab. (nwn)

    March 28, 1994: A Prugatory of Semiotics is an on-line chapbook of images and poetry by Michael Mollo. It is in no way associated with Sonoma State University. (nwn)

    March 28, 1994: Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department at Bogazici University in Istanbul,TURKEY is pleased to announce its WWW server. The server currenly provides the following information.

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    March 28, 1994: Clemson University College of Engineering has added a server for its Continuous Quality Improvement Project. This site has started with access to files from Tom Glenn's TQMBBS (which has mail and modem access only) and information about the local college continuous improvement program. The Clemson Department of Industrial Engineering provides information about the department and its faculty, and undergraduate and graduate program information. (nwn)

    March 26, 1994: The Johannes Kepler University Linz (Austria) announces its WWW server. The Department of Information Systems of the Computer Science Institute is the promotor of this WWW Server. One major interest is our literature page of Computer Science, because of faster research. (nwn)

    March 26, 1994: The School of Cognitive and Computing Sciences at the University of Sussex has now set up a WWW service. Highlights include an intereactive browser for the School's Technical Reports, some of which are available for FTP, and a Picture Gallery with colour pictures of various members of the School, and a sample of each of them saying "Hello" (in their native language, where appropriate). (nwn)

    March 26, 1994: The Center for the Study of the American South and SunSITE at UNC-Chapel Hill have recently set up the American South Internet Resource Center, a multimedia collection of resources for research and information about the south. This site will hopefully be expanding quickly over the next few weeks, and we welcome any suggestions for additional links and sources. (nwn)

    March 26, 1994: Bristol Technology Inc. announces their WWW server. The server contains access to Bristol product information and demos, and a very odd fun page. See if you can find the Bristol cult hero Mike Shields! (nwn)

    March 26, 1994: Fintronic USA, Inc. announces the availability of its online catalog of Linux workstations and notebooks. Linux is a freely available UNIX-like operating systems. For Linux information see here. (nwn)

    March 26, 1994: CSC Mathematical Topics provides information for mathematics-related subjects. This service has been expanded and reorganized for better access. CSC Mathematical Topics include links to WWW, FTP, and Gopher, various search services, and Usenet News. There are also pointers to answers for mathematics-related FAQ and announcements of conferences. You can also find information about books published by CSC, and contact CSC online help facilities (information on software etc.). CSC is the Finnish national supercomputer center located in Espoo, Finland. (nwn)

    March 26, 1994: The U.S. Department of Education, Office of Educational Research and Improvement (OERI) is pleased to announce a new Internet World Wide Web (WWW) server, which provides public access to education research, statistics, and information about the U.S. Department of Education and its programs. (nwn)

    March 26, 1994: The Boston Restaurant List is now available at OSF. In addition to detailed reviews of ~400 recommended restaurants in and around Boston, there's also an online form for submitting new or updated restaurant reviews. This resource is an web-oriented version of the list that has previously been distributed through the Usenet groups ne.food and rec.food.restaurants. (nwn)

    March 26, 1994: The Internet Book Information Center (IBIC) provides information for book-lovers, including: IBIC reviews of recently released and forthcoming books, such as Julian May's DIAMOND MASK, Bill Walton's NOTHING BUT NET, and (coming soon) Steven Covey's FIRST THINGS FIRST; links to Internet resources and metaresources related to books; and The Commonplace Book, an edited collection of striking passages maintained as a shared, updatable Internet resource. Server space for IBIC is provided courtesy of SunSITE, a joint project of Sun Microsystems and the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. (nwn)

    March 26, 1994: The Artificial Life Online service is intended to serve as a forum for the accumulation and dissemination of information about all aspects of the field of Artificial Life. Artificial Life Online, sponsored by the MIT Press and the Santa Fe Institute, combines the utilities of a WWW-server, a Gopher server, an FTP server, an interactive Bulletin Board, and Usenet News. Hence, there are a number of different access methods for coming into the system. Information available includes Alife software packages, a bibliographic database, suggestions for Alife course curricula, and a large collection of local Alife newsgroups dedicated to a wide variety of topics relevant to Alife research. (nwn)

    March 26, 1994: The University of Oregon's Computational Intelligence Research Lab (CIRL) is a laboratory affiliated with the CS department and doing research on basic questions in artificial intelligence: search, knowledge representation, and reasoning. CIRL is located at the Riverfront Research Park in Eugene, Oregon, and CIRL faculty participate in university and departmental activities including the supervision of graduate students. (nwn)

    March 26, 1994: The Web interface to the rec.arts.movies database is now being mirrored in the USA and in Australia.
    There is information on over 30,000 titles, 75,000 actors and actresses, 6500 directors, 7900 writers... and much much more, all of which can be searched.
    Whether you're a movies fan or just need answers to questions such as "where have I seen that face before ?", then this is for you.. Here are the servers;

    Other regional mirrors may follow depending on demand. (nwn)

    March 26, 1994: The National Information Infrastructure Public Interest Summit will take place in Washington, DC on March 29th, on National Public Radio and in ClarkNet webspace. Speakers and panelists include Vice President Al Gore, Dr. Benjamin Chavis of the NAACP, and Mitch Kapor of the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Send questions for the panelists to summit@tmn.com. (nwn)

    March 26, 1994: Do you develop software? Do need to develop or test on every type of UNIX, PC, Apple Macintosh, Pen based or Wireless System, printer or network available? The Center For Software Development can help you. The Center is a not-for-profit organization with a mission to promote the growth of software companies. The Software Entrepreneurs Forum, the City of San Jose, California and Novell, Inc. founded The Center. It acts as a catalyst between the key facets of the software industry...software developers, hardware and software vendors, and service providers. The Center provides self-service test labs, events, and an Industry Resource Library. This server is brought to you by Internet Distribution Services. (nwn)

    March 26, 1994: By popular demand, COSTA TRAVEL ON-LINE has added a 5 % rebate on ANY CRUISE or TOUR booked through this service. Rebates on air travel alone coming soon! COSTA TRAVEL ON-LINE offers discount travel packages and crui ses along with airfare special deals. Reservations can be made via FAX, EMAIL< /a>, or Intern ational TOLL FREE PHONE NUMBER. UCSD / SDSU / USD on-campus delivery FREE! (nwn)

    March 26, 1994: The Cypherpunks Home Page is where you can access various information related to security, cryptography, and privacy. The cypherpunks are interested in keeping strong cryptography publically available. A Cypherpunks's Manifesto is a good overview of the group's ideals. The Cypherpunks WWW is maintained by Sameer <sameer@soda.berkeley.edu>. (nwn)

    March 26, 1994: The Amos Tuck School of Busniess Administration now has a home page on the Dartmouth College WWW server. It contains information about the school, including course descriptions, and links to other business schools. (nwn)

    March 26, 1994: Clockwork is an underground student-run WWW site at Carnegie Mellon Unversity. (nwn)

    March 26, 1994: Hot off the presses from a growing media avalanche, The Internet Underground Music Archive (IUMA) invites you to come browse our rapidly growing archive of underground and not-so-underground music from around the world. If you are in a band (especially unsigned) information on how to make your music available to the Internet can be found on the site. (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: CBCL, the MIT-based Center for Biological and Computational learning, announces its Web pages. We are an interdisciplinary center which promotes research collaboration in artificial intelligence, computer science, engineering, and the neurosciences. The Web pages include information on our research programs, our principal investigators, our seminar schedule, and a number of ongoing projects. (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: The University of Sheffield is pleased to announce a WWW server based at its Academic Computing Services. Currently there is information from: (nwn)

    March 22, 1994:

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    March 22, 1994: Visit SurfNet, your window to the worlds' beaches. SurfNet provides live (or as close to live as possible) views of the worlds' beaches. In addition, SurfNet provides a worldwide audience for surfing photographers, writers and videoartists. "Let's go to the beach!" (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: The Decision Analysis Lab of Stevens Institute of Technology, in conjunction with SmartChoice Technologies Corporation, is undertaking a Computer Mediated Communication Survey to gauge the impact that CMC has had on the workplace. It will be accessible from Sunday, March 20 until Saturday, April 2. You need to be using a WWW Browser with forms support to take part in the survey. (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: We'd like to introduce the The Santa Cruz community and it's growing number of WWW sites.
    Santa Cruz Geek Houses:

    Santa Cruz Web Services: (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: We would like to announce OncoLink, a WWW-server and gopher server oriented to CANCER. This resource is directed to physicians, health care personnel, social workers, patients and their supporters. This cancer information server is currently under development, with frequent additions. OncoLink is currently subdivided into areas covering: medical oncology, radiation oncology, pediatric oncology, surgical oncology, medical physics, psychosocial support for oncology patients & families, and other links to other cancer resources throughout the world. (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: The EXPO is pleased to announce the addition of the EXPO Post Office.
    Also the EXPO Restaurant will soon be showing in color (due to popular request). (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: AskERIC announces a major upgrade to its WWW/Mosaic Server. The AskERIC Virtual Library is an ongoing project to build a digital library for educational information that educators can navigate as they would in a real library. Also on the site is a Slide Show explaining what AskERIC is and how to use it with narration (for Mosaic Only). (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: Some new clickable cards (mainly on planets & shuttles) have been added to the Rennes' CRI-CICB astronomy page (images, animations). Moreover, a Space Movie Archive is now available: it consists of about 90 anims, the biggest archive in the world i know. (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: A Fractal Movie Archive has been opened. You may also have a look at the Fractal Art Gallery of Mandelbrot sets at CNAM of Paris too. (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: The La Jolla Cancer Research Foundation made one more step into the internet. The new WWW server is still under construction, but come and visit!! Information about seminars and events at the Foundation and much more will be available soon. (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: Amdahl Corporation announces its WWW server. The server has gone public because of three press releases about new software products from Amdahl's Open Enterprise Systems Division. The server has actually been running for a couple months since Amdahl hosted February's Bay Area SIG-WEB meeting. (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: Venable, Baetjer, Howard & Civiletti, a major law firm in the Washington/Baltimore metropolitan area, has become perhaps the first legal services provider to establish its own World Wide Web server. In addition to information on the firm's services and attorneys, the Venable WWW Server provides timely and interesting materials on a variety of legal issues, including Information Law topics relating to the Information Superhighway. Venable also plans to set up FTP and Gopher servers with a library of publications on legal topics. (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: Macintosh websurfers will be interested in browsable hyperarchive which mirrors the contents of the SUMEX INFO-MAC archive of Macintosh software. Among its features is a reverse-chronological listing of recent contributions. (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: The Penn State Outing Club, Canoe Division announces a World Wide Web server with information on canoe and kayaking trips, races, and classes in central Pennsylvania. Entry forms for the April 10 Loyalsock Slalom are also available. (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: The MIT Student Information Processing Board Web Server announces a complete rewrite of their home page with some beautiful icons by Eri, our new WebArtîste. Recent additions and changes include many user home pages, a rapidly growing list of other servers at MIT, and numerous MIT Activities with useful stuff on the Web. A number of the existing gateways and services have undergone substantial changes. bert has added numerous spiffy icons to the discuss gateway. We have also added a new forms-based comment page. (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: Matthew has also come out with a new comprehensive list of web servers, version IV (more than 1200 sites!), produced by his World Wide Web Wanderer. Wow, it's big! (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: A home page for Computer Vision is now available at Carnegie Mellon University. It includes pointers to 20 research groups' home pages, image archives and source code related to Robot Vision and Image Processing. (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Carleton University in Ottawa has a slowly building web server. In addition to the usual stuff like program and faculty information and pointers to related servers, there is a small collection of recent theses, a slightly dated survey of commercial software for Civil Engineering, and an incomplete exhibit on the Quebec Bridge disasters, including a case study of the first. (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: The Hubble Space Telescope Astrometry Science Team announces a WWW home page. See how astrometry, one of the oldest branches of astronomy, uses the Hubble Space Telescope, one of the newest tools of astronomy. Interrogate our home page to find out what we do, who we are, and what we've done. Look over our shoulder as we search for planets around a nearby star. (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: The Internet Multicasting Service is now offering keyword searches to all 1994 SEC and Patent documents. You can also reach our services through Gopher and WAIS. Expect new developments over the next few months including the Red Sage restaurant on-line, access to Internet Talk Radio through a referal home page and a live cybercast to the Internet from INTEROP on May 4-6. (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: The Production and Operations Management Group at the Harvard Business School is running a WWW server that includes a searchable catalog of Harvard teaching cases. (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: The University of Texas at Austin Graduate School of Library and Information Science maintains a Mosaic homepage filled with information related to the program, library and information science resources, Internet tools and guides, and other miscellaneous information. (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: The Coombs Computing Unit, Research Schools of Social Sciences & Pacific and Asian Studies at the Australian National University, Canberra has became the moderator of the Asian Studies section of the CERN's WWW Virtual Library project. Please direct Asian Studies' registrations requests, announcements and inquiries to the Asian Studies WWW VL administrator: Dr T.Matthew Ciolek (tmciolek@coombs.anu.edu.au). (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: The United Nations Outer Space Office is pleased to announce an experimental home page focusing on United Nations activities in outer space matters, particularly on planetary exploration and astronomy (=basic space science). (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: The National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center (NAIC) Arecibo Observatory, the world's largest radio telescope, has a new WWW home page. (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: On March 24th, the INFACT Tobacco Industry Campaign against the marketing of tobacco to children will begin a 1-800 Call-In Blitz to the tobacco companies, to coincide with Surgeon General Jocelyn Elders' national town meeting on youth and smoking. All the information you need to participate is on the web now! (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: The Palo Alto Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce a page that provides information about the World Cup soccer games that will be in Palo Alto this June. (nwn)

    March 22, 1994: The University of Rhode Island Department of Chemistry announces a new WWW server. Information about the University of Rhode Island, the Department of Chemistry and the graduate program in chemistry is provided. Also included are descriptions of faculty research projects and graduate school application information. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: Explore Depth Probe, a crystalized mixture of book reviews, movie reviews, music reviews, thoughts, and dreams geared towards exploration of modern culture. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: A brief report of the first astronomical WWWorkshop held in Padova (Italy) Friday March 11 is now available. Moreover an experimental page thought which to access the presently working servers of the Astronomical Observatories in Italy (Trieste, Padova, Milano, Arcetri (Florence) and Cagliari) is up and running. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The Rice Design Alliance presents the Virtual City lecture series on the Web. What new impact will new communication technologies have on the way we live in communities? Deyan Sudjic, Bruce Sterling, Howard Rheingold, Bruce Tomb and John Randolph and Sanford Kwinter examine the evolving nature of cities in the age of advaced technologies. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The Research Triangle Institute, a multidisciplinary not for profit research institute in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina is now on the web. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: "Ladies and gentlemen, charge your batteries!"
    The International Electric Grand Prix Association goes on-line with its Drive Clean '94 slate of events on a World-Wide Web server hosted, appropriately, by Electric Press, Inc. Events include the Exide Electric Grand Prix and the 1994 World Clean Air Road Rally to Disneyland. Photographs, sound bites, and video clips will shatter your myths about electric cars. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The rec.guns FAQ is now available in hypertextual form at the URL: http://sal.cs.uiuc.edu/rec.guns/ Information about sporting and defensive uses of firearms is provided, along with image and sound archives. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The University of Florida Chemical Engineering Department is pleased to announce a new WWW server. On-line course information services as well as an archive of Advanced System for Process ENgineering (ASPEN) examples are under construction. Links are also provided to the Computer-Aided Process Improvement Laboratory which is being developed as a shared educational resource under an NSF/SUCCEED undergraduate education improvement research project. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: A home page for Animations and MPEGs is now available at the Towson State University in Maryland. This growing page contains short descriptions and links to various sites on theweb which serve animations and movies. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The University of Nevada Las Vegas now has a web server online. It offers a "UNLV in Pictures" hypermedia tour, a UNLV FAQ, various UNLV documents such as Undergraduate and Graduate catalogs (in progress), and information about the different colleges at UNLV, and student organizations. This server is being maintained at the National Supercomputing Center for Energy and the Environment Located on campus at UNLV. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: A brief report of the first astronomical WWWorkshop held in Padova (Italy) Friday March 11 is now available. Moreover an experimental page thought which to access the presently working servers of the Astronomical Observatories in Italy (Trieste, Padova, Milano, Arcetri (Florence) and Cagliari) is up and running. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The University of Toronto's Division of the Environment has a new home page which contains a hypertext version of their handbook for undergraduates, as well as pointers to a number of other information providers at the University of Toronto. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The third anniversary issue (Vol. 4, No. 2) of Inter Text, an electronic magazine, has just been released. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The StanfordU.S.-Japan Technology Manageme nt Center is now public with its web server. Notable offerings include:

    The Stanford site maintains very comprehensive lists of Internet-connected organizations in Japan today. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The Department of Computing Science at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne now has a WWW server running. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: Following an agreement with the Editors of Astronomy & Astrophysics, the CDS, Strasbourg provides access to the abstracts from the Astronomy and Astrophysics Supplement Series, starting January 1994. These abstracts are made available to the CDS, by the Publisher (Editions de Physique), approximately four weeks before the publication of the corresponding issue.
    January to April 1994 issues of A&AS are currently available.
    Access is by keyword, author's name, or chronological order. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The National Climatic Data Center has incorporated a number of new features into it's home page. For a complete listing of new features see what's new at NCDC. Here are a few of the recent additions to the NCDC home page...

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    March 18, 1994: The Genome Data Base (GDB) at Johns Hopkins University announces the availability of a new WWW server. The server features The GDB Browser, an HTML+ forms interface to a powerful SQL query engine, and OMIM, The Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man -- the comprehensive source on genetic disorders. The Muscular Dystrophy gene and a description of Tay-Sachs Disease are two examples of the data available from GDB. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: Announcing the Fourth Intersociety Conference on Thermal Phenomena in Electronic Systems - ITHERM '94. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: A new web server in the School of Computer Science at the University of Birmingham, U.K., provides information about their research activities, degree programmes and contact points. This service complements an existing gopher service and will shortly also offer a virtual tourist guide to Birmingham and the surrounding Midlands area (inc. Stratford-Upon-Avon, Ironbridge, etc.).

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    March 18, 1994: The United States Bureau of the Census has opened an information server on the internet. Please explore our service and tell us what you think. Connect to our beta WWW site by pointing your client software here. We will support many services, including gopher and ftp. We also plan to offer a majordomo mail server in the near future. If you have problems, questions, suggestions, etc, send email to gatekeeper@census.gov. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The Computing Systems Technology Office (CSTO) at ARPA now provides World Wide Web, gopher, and ftp access to both current research and solicitation information. The research section describes the basic CSTO research areas and includes current summaries of funded projects. Some of these summaries themselves contain links out to project related Internet information sites. The solicitation information section provides complete information on current CSTO solicitations and selected information for other ARPA offices. Planned enhancements include publishing the upcoming proceedings of the High Performance Computing and Communications Symposium. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: A list of nonprofits on the Internet is maintained by Ellen Spertus (ellens@ai.mit.edu). Nonprofits with WWW pages include The Electronic Frontier Foundation, The Foundation for National Progress, The Global Fund for Women, INFACT, and The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: A new Web server on information relevant to educational technology in the health professions is now available. The server is maintained by the Educational Technology Branch (ETB) at the National Library of Medicine. The server features information about Branch research and personnel and provides links to other closely related Web and Gopher servers. ETB runs a Learning Center for Interactive Technology at the NLM in Bethesda, Maryland. Details about the Center and on how to arrange for an appointment to visit us are also provided. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The ITTI Gravigs project produced complete teaching packs on the use of computer graphics and scientific vizualisation for scientists, engineers and medics. Three packs have been released; you can read about the pack contents, scope, and prices:

    People interested in the forthcoming module Visualisation 2: graphical exploration may wish to look at the resource list which is currently being constructed. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: A description the the 3D seismic finite difference code TRES is available on the S-Cubed WWW server. Use of recursive grid refinement sets Tres3D apart from any other finite difference code used for seismic modeling. This code is being used to model earthquake ground motions from the recent Northridge earthquake. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The Outdoor Action Program (OA) at Princeton University is now on the Web. OA is Princeton's outdoor education program that offers wilderness trips and leadership development for Princeton students, faculty, staff, and alumnae. A number of text files are up through the campus Gopher server. A range of useful outdoor and outdoor program related files will be making their way up to the Web as HTML documents. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The Coombs Computing Unit, Research Schools of Social Sciences & Pacific and Asian Studies at the Australian National University, Canberra has became the moderator of the Social Sciences section of the CERN's WWW Virtual Library project. Please direct social sciences' registrations requests, announcements and inquiries to the Soc.Sci. WWW VL administrator: Dr T.Matthew Ciolek (tmciolek@coombs.anu.edu.au). (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The University of Warsaw, Poland has now launched the Institute for Social Studies Server . The WWW system offers bilingual (English/Polish) menus and links to the other web servers in Poland. Please direct inquiries to: Mr Jacek Szamrej (jasza@samba.iss.uw.edu.pl), Center for Complex Systems, Institute for Social Studies, Univ. of Warsaw, Poland. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) presents a pictoral guide to information and data resources available in NOAA. Connections to the various data and information services available in NOAA, including home pages, gophers, WAIS databases and other on-line services are available through the NOAA home page. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Environmental Information Services is pleased to introduce a home page which allows users to search for environmental data and information, access NOAA data, and see examples of how others are using data from NOAA. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The Naval Research Laboratory in Washington DC is now online with its World Wide Web server. There you will find descriptions of the various divisions of the Laboratory at its Washington, DC, Monterey, CA, and Stennis Space Center, MS sites, as well as information on many of the Lab's research and development activities. This information service is still under development and more information arrives daily, so expect to find new things often. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: On Tuesday, March 15, sixth grade students at Hillside Elementary School began the construction of their own Web Server. This is part of a joint project of the University of Minnesota and Hillside Elementary School to integrate the use of the Internet into the curriculum of elementary level education. Our objective is to have students not just look at the Internet and take information from it, but to participate in building and shaping their own small part of the Information Superhighway. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is pleased to announce a WWW server providing access to the transcripts of the recent public hearings on software patent protection. Browse the list of speakers from the San Jose or the Arlington hearings, or retrieve a full text copy. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: A number of record labels have got there music on the net, but I think this is the first band on the net. The band Towhead has set up a home page complete with songs, upcoming shows, and general contact information. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: U.S. Global Change Policy Symposium April 12-13, 1994, National Press Club, Washington, D.C. Now in its second year, this two-day symposium will review the most recent findings of the U.S. Global Change Research Program, explore the evolution of its satellite and data systems and examine how it will be used for developing federal environmental policies. Interactive workshops will tour on-line USGCRP databases. Participants include the White House, OSTP, NASA, NOAA, Congress, DoE, EPA, USGS, CIESIN, the Earth observation industry and global change universities. $395 lunch inclusive. Sponsored by the Earth Resources Association, TRW, Lockheed, Martin Marietta, Hughes, Core Systems, Odetics, NASA and NOAA. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The Interop Company has put the NetWorld+Interop 94 Las Vegas Program Guide on-line. You'll find descriptions of an incredibly rich educational program produced by the Interop Company, which has earned a mark of distinction in the industry as a leader in advancing multivendor internetworking and interoperability. Interop 94 will take place May 2-6, 1994. Internet Distribution Services is providing the creative services for this server. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: Mother Jones Magazine has just released the March/April issue. The major package is on jobs and the economy: Where is our economy headed? What is the jobs outlook? John Kenneth Galbraith, Lester Thurow, and other experts try to answer these questions, and ordinary people tell their stories in several articles of varying length. We've also got pieces on Bob Maxwell, a banker who got sucked into a CIA nightmare, Chelsea, one of the poorest communities in the U.S., the right wing takeover of public schools, and all our usual columns and short bits including Paula Poundstone and a nasty letter from the EPA. Check it out on us! (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The NCSA Relativity Group announces a home page. You can find out who we are, see special exhibits and projects, view movies, and retrieve scientific papers and numerical codes. We are also maintaining a General Relativity around the world page containing information about activities in relativity worldwide, including links to other servers related to physics, astrophysics, etc. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The University of Delaware, College of Marine Studies, would like to announce that OCEANIC, the Ocean Information Center, is now available through GOPHER and WWW. (nwn)

    March 18, 1994: The Geology department of Indiana University - Purdure University Indianapolis (IUPUI) presents DINO FEST. Dino Fest is a gathering of more then 30 of North America's great dinosaur hunters, Mesozoic paleoecologists, and molecular biologists who will dicuss the real science behind the movie Jurrassic Park. The Dino Fest information is provided online courtesy of the IUPUI Chemistry Department. (nwn)

    March 14, 1994: Well, in a fit of boredoom and as an attempt to learn the server side of forms (while avoiding working on my thesis), I have created a WWW pool for this year's NCAA Basketball Tournament. Needless to say, this is for fun only. It is not sanctioned by NCSA or anybody official and there is no prize other than being crowned the "WWW Basketball Wizard" or some such cheesy title...Please only enter once! (nwn)

    March 13, 1994: The Australian National University has established another specialist WWW server. The Demography & Population Studies Server (Coombsweb,ANU) is a part of the ANU Social Sciences WWW Server (Coombsweb). Its function is keep track of leading information facilities of value and/or significance to researchers in the field of demography. (nwn)

    March 13, 1994: The Department of Music of the University of Leeds announces the Leeds Csound Front Page which points to information about the MIT Media Labs Csound programme and to an almost completed, but already quite usable html version of the MIT Csound Manual. This material is served from a machine run by the University of Leeds Computing Service. (nwn)

    March 13, 1994: CU_HTML.DOT is a Microsoft Word for Windows 2.0 document template developed by the Computer Services Centre of The Chinese University of Hong Kong. The template allows users to create HTML documents inside Word in a WYSIWYG manner and generate a corresponding HTML file. You can assign different formatting tags to the paragraphs by simply pointing and clicking. You can also insert inline GIF images and specify hyperlinks by choosing the target file from a dialog box. The inline GIF images will also appear in the Word document. By using the template, you can create HTML documents with little knowledge on the HTML syntax. Existing word processor features such as spell checking, printing, cut & paste, macro automation, etc. can be used. The documentation is in HTML format (also generated by CU_HTML.DOT) and the ZIP file is here. (nwn)

    March 13, 1994: The American Nuclear Society of the University of Wisconsin's Nuclear Engineering Department is pleased to announce the release of the next issue of X-Section Magazine. Published by students for anyone who is interested, this magazine is aiming to increase energy awareness, especially nuclear energy, around the world. (nwn)

    March 13, 1994: We would like to announce the WWW Server of the Department of Medical Cybernetics and Artificial Intelligence at the University of Vienna (IMKAI) and the Austrian Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence (OFAI), located in Vienna, Austria. Apart from other services, our institute's library information system with some ten thousands of books, research papers, conference papers, journal articles from many subareas of Artificial Intelligence and Computational Linguistics may be of special interest to the AI community. (nwn)

    March 13, 1994: A home page for WUOT is now available on the World Wide Web. WUOT is the listener supported public radio station broadcasting from the University of Tennesse in Knoxville, Tennessee. This server for WUOT has been setup to gauge community interest in the WWW, in the East Tennessee Area. (nwn)

    March 13, 1994: The Ohio State University CIS Department offers Answers to a multitude of Frequently Asked Questions as posted to a wide variety of newsgroups. All FAQs which are posted to news.answers are automatically converted to hypertext to some extent, depending on content. Now there's no more excuse for being too lazy to find a given newsgroup's FAQ. (nwn)

    March 13, 1994: Luthor, an unofficial student-run server at Harvard University, is still under construction; our resources include a directory of some other Harvard home pages and a calendar of upcoming events (load time may be long - many pictures). (nwn)

    March 13, 1994: The Museum of Paleontology server introduces its new About The Museum section. Also, the UCMP Server Technology section, a set of fifteen or so pages describing our internet odyssey, is now complete. (nwn)

    March 13, 1994: The Information Science Research Institute is pleased to announce its addition to the World Wide Web. The ISRI server contains information about ISRI's research, publications and personnel. (nwn)

    March 13, 1994: Rinconada House, an all-freshmen dorm at Stanford University, has set up a WWW page. Check out the Rinconada House Page to learn more about events and residents of Rinconada. (nwn)

    March 13, 1994: Announcing the Chemical Physics Preprint Database: This database is a joint effort by the Department of Chemistry at Brown University and the Theoretical Chemistry and Molecular Physics Group at the Los Alamos National Laboratory. It has been made possible by funding from the Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation. We would like to acknowledge the assistance of Paul Ginsparg at Los Alamos National Laboratory, whose programming skills and generous cooperation have made this database possible. (nwn)

    March 13, 1994: The E-LAB is a teaching, research and archival facility for new media at the DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY at the UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. The E-LAB was founded to promote the development of interactive media in anthropology. The audiovisual content of this server is constantly updated with IMAGES and FORECASTS FOR TOMORROW. (nwn)

    March 13, 1994: The University of Idaho Laboratory for Applied Logic is pleased to announce a WWW page dealing with Cyberspace, primarily with a local lecture series, but it should be of interest to everyone. (nwn)

    March 13, 1994: The Program on Communications and Media Policy (CMP) at MIT is proud to present The Digital Information Infrastructure Guide (DIIG) . DIIG is a resource to facilitate the development of the National Information Infrastructure (NII). It is a collection of information about projects and organizations working on the development of the NII. The information is WAIS-indexed and may be searched by keyword. It also contains links to gopher servers related to the NII. (nwn)

    March 13, 1994: MagNet magazine subscriptions are now available online. Most major magazines are available at guaranteed lowest prices. Just fill out the form to receive Time, Fortune, etc. (nwn)

    March 13, 1994: The Department of Chemical Engineering at Edinburgh University in Scotland are pleased to announce their new WWW server. This server provides information about the department, the people who work there, and also about the Ecosse computer aided process engineering research group. (nwn)

    March 13, 1994: McMaster University's Department of Physics and Astronomy has a new home page which contains information about their faculty, research, and graduate programme. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: UNIX and Aixterm users may wish to download Dennis Horn's UNIX/Aixterm Quick Reference Card. A ps file produces two sheets suitable for printing back to back as a 6 panel brochure. Copyright allows for free distribution. Clarkson University. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: The ElectroScience Home Page brings you access to the ElectroScience Laboratory, The Ohio State University, in Columbus Ohio. Our lab just celebrated our 50th anniversary in electromagnetics, and we are providing access to a wide range of information about our facility, services, people and university in general. Check us out! (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: Neural Computing Center in Shonan Fujisawa campus at Keio University is pleased to announce the new WWW server. It includes a variety of results of computer communications, VLSI-CAD, molecular biology, management science, operations research, medical imaging, and computer science using neural computing. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: A group of 5th Graders at Grand River Elementary School in Lansing, Michigan have set up their own home pages with a little bit of infomation about themselves and some photos. They have been learning about how to use e-mail and they would love to get some from other students (any age) throughout the world (addrsses are on their home pages). (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: Welcom Software Technology, providers of high-quality integrated Project and Cost Management Software, would like to announce their WWW server. It currently contains an on-line copy of their latest newsletter, and the FAQ, Product Reviews and Glossary documents on Project Management software. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: John December has created a hypertext guide to Internet resources, Internet Web Text, which links Internet information, guides, reference material, search tools, and communication methods. The text can be viewed in several versions: list , narrative , no-icons , icons-only , page-oriented list , and page-oriented narrative . (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: A new WWW page on Signal Processing is available. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: The MFJ Task Force, an ad hoc committee of the several regional Bell operating companies, which is working on telecommunications issues in Washington, is now on the Internet through the MFJ Gopher server. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: As part of the ongoing ICA series towards the Aesthetics of the Future, Seduced and Abandoned is a weekend conference (March 12 & 13) that examines how artists, technologists, theorists and fiction writers have focused on the changing meaning of gender, identity and the body in the new, computer generated worlds. For this conference at the Institute of Contemporary Art in London we are pleased to announce the CyberCafe pages. Full information is available here. These pages have been assembled by interSPACE Internet Information Publishers. More information is here. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: The Center for Atmospheric and Space Sciences at Utah State University has a new home page containing information on ongoing research at the center. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: The University of Washington Department of Computer Science & Engineering has created the Mathematics Experiences Through Image Processing (METIP) home page. The METIP project uses image processing techniques to create tools and activities for middle school students to motivate them in the subject of mathematics. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: As part of an ongoing project on community networks, a set of surveys from over 30 community networks are now available. Community (computer) Networks are becoming increasingly important as people in communities all over the world begin developing them to address needs in their own community. Developers of community networks need to be able to find information and documents as well as people with whom they can discuss issues and concerns. These surveys are intended to help develop a "community memory" for community network developers. Feedback on the survey and new surveys are welcome, as part of an effort to keep the information current. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: La Trobe University (Melbourne, Australia) is pleased to announce that their Web server is now online and contains information about the University, its courses and research. The server also hosts sites set up by theSchool of Zoology, and Glenn College. La Trobe's Art Museum is also online with its current exhibition of the personal collection of one of Australia's foremost artists, Clifton Pugh. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: If you've ever described yourself as being tacho kichi, then check out Jason's Kite Site a collection of images, newsletters, plans and information devoted to kiting. The site covers single, dual and quadline kites, as well as kite buggying. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: The Institute for Language Technology and AI (ITK) at Tilburg University, The Netherlands, is pleased to announce its WWW server, with information about the Institution, the projects currently under way, abstracts from ITK research reports, who's who, and on-line versions of our Quarterly magazine THINK. The index file also lists Infolab's (one of the ITK partners) WWW server, as well as Tilburg University's Gopher (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: There is now a page allowing simple keyword searches of the ACM SIGGRAPH Online Bibliography Database, a collection of over 16,000 unique computer graphics and computational geometry references. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: A home page for the Simon Fraser University Department of Physics is currently growing in eclectic ways. It includes, inter alia, a schedule of weekly seminars and colloquia, information on graduate studies and Frequently Asked Questions about Air-cooled Volkswagens! (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: Dartmouth College is now on the World Wide Web. Its server provides access to the Dartmouth Name Directory, the Dante Project, and a variety of other services including a campus map (soon to be smaller and interactive), directions to the college, full information about the college and its history and much more. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: An Interfaith Fast and Pilgrimage Effort is underway to help end the suffering in the former Yugoslavia. Use the Christian Resource List to find out more information and to see how you can help. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: The University of Utah is pleased to announce it's new additon to the World Wide Web. The University of Utah server contains general information about the 'U', maps and directories, and links to all sorts of other internet resources at the 'U' including departmental Web servers, U of U gophers, FTP sites, and library catalog access. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: WWWW - the World Wide Web Worm - has been crawling the web and found 100,000+ resources. WWWW provides access to the resources through sorted lists (huge!) and through a search engine. WWWW complements the Mother-of-all BBS which is accumulating organized catalogues of resources in all areas ( Add Something). The search engine allows resources to be located through keyword searches on the title strings of WWW Pages, or through the hypertext associated with objects. It also allows searching against the machine or file names. Requires Forms support (e.g. Mosaic 2.0). Examples are given that a) find all Home Pages in Finland, b) locate pages at or related to NASA and c) locate all MPEG movies on the WWW. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: The North Carolina State University College of Textiles is the largest of its kind in the United States, offering one of only two accredited Textile Engineering programs in the country. Producing more than half of the textile graduates in the US each year, the NCSU College of Textils is at the forefront of every facet of the textile industry. Feel free to navigate our experimental World Wide Web server. Questions, comments, suggestions to tco@tx.ncsu.edu. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: ANNOUNCING the 1994 Symposium on Volume Visualization Call for Participation, sponsored by ACM-SIGGRAPH and the IEEE Computer Society Technical Committee on Computer Graphics. This Workshop will take place during the week of October 17-21, 1994 at the Sheraton Premiere at Tyson Center Hotel in Washington DC area, in conjunction with the Visualization '94 Conference. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: ANNOUNCING the IEEE Visualization '94 Call for Participation, sponsored by IEEE Computer Society Technical Committee on Computer Graphics, in cooperation with ACM/SIGGRAPH. IEEE Visualization '94 is the fifth annual IEEE Visualization Conference Week and will be held in Tysons Corner, in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area west of Arlington, on October 17-21, 1994. The Conference Week includes tutorials, symposium and mini-workshops Sunday through Tuesday, and three-way parallel tracks of papers, panels, and case studies Wednesday through Friday. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: Instructional Development at the University of California, Santa Barbara now has a W3 server showcasing the Consulting, Technology and Production services it offers. As well they are maintaining a W3 gateway to Information Servers at UCSB. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: COSTA TRAVEL ON-LINE offers discount travel packages and cruises along with airfare special deals. Reservations can be made via FAX, EMAIL, or PHONE. UCSD/SDSU/USD on-campus delivery FREE! (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: Peregrine Systems, Inc. recently added a server with corporate and product information. The server is also home to Virtual Inc., the virtual corporation bringing together companies from around the world via the Internet. Corporations with web servers can join Virtual Inc. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: The Ada language WWW server. (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: The server contains a wealth of information on the Ada83 and Ada9x programming languages, including: (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: A Summary Introduction to Ada, lists of Books and Articles, information on Free Compilers (nwn)

    March 9, 1994: Trinity University Biological Imaging And Visualization Lab whishes to announce their new WEB server BioViz. Located here is an information server about Trinity University and the BioViz lab. Also here is online documentation to the popular Macintosh freeware Image Analysis software NIH IMAGE from the National Instutes of Health. The information on this server is growing day by day. (nwn)

    March 5, 1994: There is now a page dedicated to information on World Wide Web Wanderers, Spiders and Web Robots on NEXOR's server. It includes Guidelines for Robot Writers, and a List of Robots, among other things. (nwn)

    March 5, 1994: Students for the Exploration and Development of Space (SEDS) is now operating a WWW server. Currently available is information about Comet P/Shoemaker-Levy 9 and The Clementine Spacecraft as well as information about the organization itself. Also offered is a page on high-powered-rockets and related information. (nwn)

    March 5, 1994: SkyView, an astronomical image retrieval facility at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, is now on-line through the Web. SkyView lets astronomers see what the universe looks like at wavelengths running from the radio through the X-ray. Want to see what the sky looks like in the infrared? in radio? Come and find out. (nwn)

    March 5, 1994: The Synchrotron Radiation Center (SRC) has just joined the Web with a server providing information about SRC for users, potential users, and the general public. The SRC operates a 1 GeV synchrotron light source and provides beamtime to experimenters from university, government, and commercial laboratories. The SRC is operated by the University of Wisconsin-Madison with funding from the National Science Foundation. (nwn)

    March 5, 1994: A new server is available at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland. (nwn)

    March 5, 1994: The Space Astrophysics Laboratory (SAL) of the Institute for Space and Terrestrial Science (ISTS), an Ontario Centre of Excellence located in North York, Ontario, Canada, is pleased to announce its WWW server to the public. Our server contains a set of clickable maps of other Canadian WWW servers in addition to local information about the Space Astrophysics Laboratory. (nwn)

    March 5, 1994: The Department of Astronomy at New Mexico State University is now wired in to the World Wide Web. We are serving information about the Department's people, facilities, and research and educational activities to the Internet community. (nwn)

    March 5, 1994: More videos have been added to the video-on-demand demos provided by the the Telemedia, Networks, and Systems Group at the MIT Laboratory for Computer Science. Some files are updated daily. Descriptions of hardware and software developed by members of the group are included, as well as their recent publications. An index to relevant calls for papers is also provided. (nwn)

    March 5, 1994: The European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (ESRF), the home of the most intense synchrotron X-ray radiation source in the world, is pleased to announce the availability of their World Wide Server. Amongst many things on this server are descriptions of each scientific beam line. (nwn)

    March 5, 1994: The Learning Through Collaborative Visualization Project (CoVis) at Northwestern University is pleased to announce the debut of the CoVis Web Server. The CoVis Project is engaged in research and development of new approaches to high school science education through collaborative project work with advanced networking technologies, collaborative software, and visualization tools. CoVis is funded by the National Science Foundation and various industry partners and sponsors. Our goal in establishing this web server is to disseminate the progress and results of this project so that the widest audience may benefit from our experience. (nwn)

    March 5, 1994: The GNN Travel Resource Center is publishing the dispathes of travel writer Jeff Greenwald as he navigates his way around the world using every mode of transportation but airplanes. Jeff just sent his fifth dispatch from Senegal. Also soon appearing is Tony Wheeler, founder of Lonely Planet Publications, who will also be sending dispatches from the road. Tony, his wife Maureen, and their two children will be travling around the United States in a 1959 Cadillac Coupe de Ville. You can also see the Koblas Currency Converter, the first interactive currency converter on the internet which will convert over 52 of the worlds currencies against all others interactively. (nwn)

    March 5, 1994: Information for DominionI , a Science-Fiction/Fantasy Gaming convention to be hosted by the Old Dominion University S-F club, is now available via WWW. (nwn)

    March 5, 1994: The CRI-CICB Web server (Rennes' University of France) has opened an astronomical page of pictures & animations (nwn)

    March 5, 1994: The Circuit Theory laboratory at Helsinki University of Technology, Finland, has now a WWW site up and running. The main purpose of the site is to proceed information about APLAC circuit simulation program, that is developed in the laboratory. The demonstration versions of the program are available via FTP from nic.funet.fi:/pub/cae/aplac. See the readme file for details. (nwn)

    March 5, 1994: The Graduate Institute of International Studies is online through the Web. (nwn)

    March 5, 1994: More original science fiction is now available through the web. Author Charlie Stross has put a collection of his published short stories on the Web. The virtual collection is freely readable (subject to the copyright notice). (nwn)

    March 2, 1994: The Magnetic Resonance Imaging Group , at the University of Texas at Arlington has prepared an exhibit to demonstarte our latest advances related to acquisition, processing, and visualization of medical images generated using the Magnetic Resonance Imaging technology. The presented work is the result of a collaboration with the Department of Radiology, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas , which serves as our clinical facility. (nwn)

    March 2, 1994: Cornell Information Technologies' STOS Office is getting its foot in the door of the World Wide Web with its Cornell University (CIT) STOS Information Center. Primarily a bastion of frivolity, this server also contains information about computing and life in general at Cornell, along with the miscellaneous ramblings of the CIT STOS staff. Dedicated to the unrestricted propagation of worthless information across the Internet. (nwn)

    March 2, 1994: The February issue of International Teletimes is finally out! This issue features articles on TV and Film such as Sleeping With Elephants, a piece by Dr. Euan Taylor about the Canadian film industry. The February issue also brings with it some new icon graphics by our Art Director, Anand Mani. Also be sure to check out Kent Barrett's latest Keepers of Light column featuring an interview with Vancouver artist, Skai Fowler and some fantastic examples of her work with female nudes and classical paintings. (nwn)

    March 2, 1994: The Graduate School of Journalism at UC Berkeley now has a WWW site up and running, with general information about the school, as well as student photographs, and a page of journalism-related WWW sites. (nwn)

    March 2, 1994: The Center for Integrative Studies in the Arts and Humanities has set up a new WWW server at Michigan State University. We are trying to point to a variety of Arts & Humanities information so send your suggestions to gary@ah3.cal.msu.edu and we will add them to our list. We have also set up a new Gopher Server at gopher.cal.msu.edu on port 70, it mirrors some of the same info but is not an exact duplicate so look to both for information. (nwn)

    March 2, 1994: A Home Page for the High Performance Computing and Communications K-12 Program at the NASA Langley Research Center is now available. This is an educational outreach program involving 5 high schools in the Tidewater area of Virginia. It is a pilot program to investigate and develop curriculum integration of the computational sciences in the K-12 educational area. (nwn)

    March 2, 1994: The WWW server of the Physics Department of Naples University "Federico II" and the INFN, Naples (Italy) has now an on-line exhibition about its Museum of early instruments, with GIF images. (nwn)

    March 2, 1994: Students at The Department of Computing and Electrical Engineering - Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, Scotland are running a WWW server. (nwn)

    March 2, 1994: The Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam announces a TeleText to Gopher interface. Eindhoven University of Technology announces a graphical TeleText to WWW interface with clickable images of TeleText pages. This interface uses the TeleText to Gopher interface in Amsterdam. At this moment only NOS TeleTekst (the Netherlands) have given permission to distribute their NOS TeleTekst pages on the Internet. (nwn)

    March 2, 1994: NOS TeleTekst is being broadcast on Dutch Television and it contains world news, TV guides, consumer information, financial and (Olympic) sport news and weather and traffic information. The TeleText pages are (of course) in Dutch and may not be stored or redistributed by mail or news, see the copyright. The software for both interfaces will become available in the future. (nwn)

    March 2, 1994: The Department of Economics at the University of Michigan has an economics server. Items of interest include "economic FAQs about the Internet" and "economics of the Internet" pages. (nwn)

    March 2, 1994: The Backgrounds Data Center (BDC) at the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) is pleased to announce its WWW server. The BDC is an archiver of Earth, atmospheric and celestial background scenes. The BDC server currently provides access to on-line Far Ultraviolet data (with more spectral regions soon to be available), links to real-time weather data, and "brochure-type" information about the BDC and its facilities. (nwn)

    March 2, 1994: The Engineering Technology Department of Texas A&M University now has a WWW server running on SERWEB software. This site will host information about the department including online images and student information. (nwn)

    March 2, 1994: A WWW information server for the 3 November 1994 Total Solar Eclipse is now available. Umbraphiles and eclipse chasers can find maps, charts, tables, meteorological information, ephemerides, local circumstances and other data related to the next total solar eclipse. (nwn)

    March 2, 1994: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) is pleased to announce RPInfo, its campuswide information system. RPInfo provides information about the Rensselaer campus and community and serves as a gateway to many other information sources on the Internet. (nwn)

    March 2, 1994: The Obituary Page which features information concerning recent deaths of famous, infamous or otherwise interesting people is now on the Web. (nwn)

    March 2, 1994: The Computer Services Centre of the Chinese University of Hong Kong is pleased to announce a new WWW server. This is the first one publicly available in Hong Kong. The server now contains information about the University, a Housing Design project by the Architecture department, several publications by the Computer Services Centre, and some nice photos of the Campus and Hong Kong. You can also access our existing gopher services and library catalog from the home page. (nwn)

    March 2, 1994: The Global Fund for Women (GFW) is now on-line. The GFW is an international grant-making organization supporting groups that are committed to women's well-being and full participation in society. (nwn)

    March 2, 1994: Verbiage Magazine is a new short fiction magazine on the World Wide Web which pays (modestly) for stories. Come read our full announcement and submit your best stuff for publication! The first issue will follow in one to two months. (nwn)

    March 2, 1994: The Centro di Ricerca, Sviluppo e Studi Superiori in Sardegna/ Center for Advanced Studies, Research and Development in Sardinia has put together a nice hypertext version of the Markoff article on Mosaic in the New York Times. See Markoff article. (nwn)

    March 2, 1994: The Infrared Processing and Analysis Center (IPAC) is now on the World-Wide Web. IPAC exists to carry out large, data-intensive processing tasks as part of NASA's infrared astronomy program and to provide scientific and technical expertise on those projects to the astronomical research community. IPAC is part of the California Institute of Technology and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. (nwn)

    March 2, 1994: The New Sun Newspaper, investigating the positive. Check it out. (nwn)

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    March 2, 1994: The What's New Archive (nwn)

    February 28,1994: The Department of Modern Physics - University of Cantabria (UNICAN) in Santander, Spain is running a WWW server. (nwn)

    February 28,1994: Chess enthusiasts will be interested in the Internet Chess Library. The ICL has a number of chess-related texts, opening databases, and games. Chess FAQs may also be found here along with information on accessing the Internet Chess Server, a service for real-time chess playing over the Internet. The ICL contains files for specific chess database programs and programs for specific machines and operating systems. There's even a chess art gallery. (nwn)

    February 28,1994: Another commercial magazine comes to the Web:
    3W Magazine - The Internet with a Human Face
    All the Internet - All the resources
    Full information and a subscription special offer here. (nwn)

    February 28,1994: The Eagle's Nest provides online information about Bridgewater College, its facilities, catalog, and calendar of events. This new server, in its initial growth stages, is sponsored by the C. E. Shull Computing Center. (nwn)

    February 27,1994: WAIS Inc would like Beta Testers to try out its new WAIS-to-Web gateway for searching local or remote WAIS databases. For more information, see the WAISGATE Announcement (nwn)

    February 27,1994: A collection of materials related to the British Science Fiction television series Blake's_7 is now available. Scripts for most of the episodes are available, along with sound bites and images. (nwn)

    February 27,1994: Engineering Computer Operations at North Carolina State University is pleased to announce the Project Eos Web Server. Project Eos is a distributed academic computing system at North Carolina State University. Begun in the College of Engineering, this network of high-end UNIX workstations uses client/server technology and much of the software developed by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), IBM, and DEC in Project Athena at MIT. Our Web server contains information and newsletter about Project Eos, information about classes using Project Eos, a nice test of UNIX tutorials, and an on-line version of the book Guide to the Eos Computing Environment at North Carolina State University by Dr. Ellen McDaniel. (nwn)

    February 27,1994: The Linda Group at Yale University has set up a WWW site that contains extensive information around Linda, coordination languages, adaptive parallelism, turingware, and the efforts of the local research group. (nwn)

    February 27,1994: Rockwell Network Systems now supports a World Wide Web (WWW) server. This server will offer information about the latest Rockwell products and services, articles and analyses written by our staff, and links to other relevant Internet documents. Enjoy! (nwn)

    February 27,1994: The English Server at CMU has three new online journals now available in Mosaic/WWW:

  • Bad Subjects: Political Education for Everyday Life offers a forum for work in cultural and critical theory discussing American leftist and progressive politics.
  • CTHEORY is an international, electronic review of books on theory, technology and culture (reviews are posted monthly of key books in contemporary discourse as well as theorisations of major "event-scenes" in the mediascape).
  • Cultronix is an interactive online magazine to be published on the English Server. The topic for the first issue of Cultronix is the implications of technology on postmodern culture.
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    February 27,1994: The Physics Department at the University of Pennsylvania announces a new WWW server. The server includes Physics course materials, information on high energy physics, and pointers to other servers of interest to the physics community. The server is still under development and is expected to acquire additional materials in the near future. (nwn)

    February 27,1994: The Palo Alto Historical Association, of Palo Alto, California, USA, proudly announces its arrival on the World-Wide Web on a server operated by Digital Equipment Corporation (nwn)

    February 27,1994: The DOS Internet Kit for new Internauts coming in from DOS/Windows machines has been updated by Dean Pentcheff to include new software releases. Installation instructions and the disk images are on the WWW server tbone.biol.scarolina.edu (or by anonymous FTP from the same site). It is a self-installing package to get PCs connected to Internet resources (including Gopher, Mosaic, Telnet, etc.). It now includes Trumpet Winsock 1.0 (with SLIP support), Windows Mosaic 2.0 Alpha 1, updates to the Crynwr packet drivers #11, NCSA Telnet 2.3.07b, and updated configuration instructions. (nwn)

    February 27,1994: The University of Michigan Historical Center for the Health Sciences (HCHS) is pleased to announce an electronic clearinghouse for information on primary resources in the history of health care and the health sciences as they relate to Michigan. This WWW information service is designed for use by historians, educators, policy makers, archivists, librarians, and manuscript and museum curators interested in promoting the exchange of ideas and the utility of history in the development of ethics and policy, and in managing health science resources. (nwn)

    February 27,1994: The EXPO has expanded in a new direction with the addition of a restaurant. The restaurant serves only the some meals of the world-famous school for French cookery Le Cordon Blue.
    If you have some intersting data that you would like to be part of EXPO, please contact Frans van Hoesel at hoesel@chem.rug.nl. (nwn)

    February 27,1994: The Institute of Systems Science (ISS) at the National University of Singapore is now on the Web. They provide information about their location, facilities and research and educational programs. (nwn)

    February 24,1994: The Computing Support Team, Inc. announces GEMS, Global Electronic Marketing Service. Our first commercial project is providing a Real Estate information service. Home owners and realty agents are invited to advertise property and services. (nwn)

    February 24,1994: Fishnet is a weekly collection of assorted stuff discovered while browsing the Internet (primarily netnews). The contents are unpredictable, but are likely to include miscellany connected with computer culture, bizarre humor, fringe politics, technology and environmental issues. E-mail subscriptions are also available from fishnet-request@cs.washington.edu. Fishnet could be considered as an initial attempt at human-based approaches to intelligent information handling in the age of the Internet. (nwn)

    February 24,1994: Some great real world examples of the power of WWW are on a new server by Electric Press, Inc. Electric Press specializes in high quality layout and design, with digital artists on staff. Electric Press is an "invisible" publisher, operating servers under the names of its customers alone. (nwn)

    February 24,1994: The Department of Computing Science, at the University of Alberta, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada is pleased to announce it's new WWW server. Click here to come and check it out. Things are pretty bare-bones so far, (there is a connection to our gopher server) but give us some time. (nwn)

    February 24,1994: The Physics and Astronomy Department at the University of Victoria (UVic) now has a Web server running. We provide information about our location, our Department and our research activities. We are also serving a number of Documents and we provide pointers to other services here at UVic. (nwn)

    February 24,1994: EPFL (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne) now has its home page on the Web. (nwn)

    February 24,1994: The Chemistry Department at Brown has begun a WWW server. The server currently contains information concerning the graduate program of Chemistry available at Brown; short resumees of the faculty members including their most recent works; and current phone book information for faculty, graduate students, and staff members. (nwn)

    February 24,1994: The JASON project has made it to Belize, packed in 20,000 pounds of gear and are ready for their first show this Monday. They have started sending daily updates to the JASON Project Home Page and posting them in the "Letters from the Rain Forest" page. (nwn)

    February 24,1994: The Duke University Department of Chemistry would like to announce its new WWW site. The primary goal of the site is to promote and advertise the Department and its on-going research. The site currently features an extensive multi-media exhibit of the research of Dr. Michael G. Prisant in chemical physics at surfaces and geometric aspects of protein structure and function. This exhibit contains mpeg movies and gif images produced using computer modeling and state-of-the-art raycasting technology. (nwn)

    February 24,1994: A new page has been added to the Oak Ridge National Laboratory's WWW server describing EMBYR, a probability-based landscape scale simulation of wildfire. This page describes an actual historical fire that occurred in Yellowstone National Park in 1981, and then simulates this historical burn in an MPEG movie. Check it out! (nwn)

    February 24,1994: Austin World Wide Web User Group (AWWWUG) in Austin, TX has now formed. The purpose of AWWWUG is to provide a salient technical and organizational infrastructure which can support the local WWW community, while its mission is to promote the academic, commercial, and educational use of the WWW. If you are interested, there is an online survey fill-out form which can get you onto the AWWWUG mailing list. (nwn)

    February 24,1994: The Center for Telecommunications Research at Columbia University has just started up its WWW server. It contains pointers to other Columbia information sources, but it currently doesn't have much local data. (nwn)

    February 23,1994: On February 23rd, 1994 EcoNet will release the League of Conservation Voters' 1993 National Environmental Scorecard via the Internet. The Environmental Scorecard rates members of the United States House and Senate according to their voting records on critical environmental issues for the past year, and also gives environmental "scores" for regional and state delegations. (nwn)

    February 23,1994: The Hub is an Internet resource for mathematics and science education, maintained by TERC on behalf of the Regional Alliance. (nwn)

    February 23,1994: The Computer Science Department at University of California at Davis now enters the ever growing World Wide Web with its first homepage prototype. Items of interest are : Melvyl , a UC wide library system, several on-line courses, campus profile of UC Davis, the UCD gopher and anonymous FTP site , and some really interesting links to other home pages. We have just added access to CS technical journal archives in all diciplines of computer science. Also look for some forms-based documents coming soon! (nwn)

    February 23,1994: The University of Tennessee High Energy Theory Group has started its WWW server. Among its resources is a large collection of Mandelbrot set images. (nwn)

    February 23,1994: The Experiments Online is a collection of home pages of many high-energy physics experiments, and a link to databases covering experiments in particle physics. Coming to you from SLAC (Stanford Linear Accelerator Center). (nwn)

    February 23,1994: Two new resources are presently available at Hahnemann University: NetBiochem - a medical biochemistry course, and UBUdex - a hyperindex to the Macintosh software archives at the University of Michigan. (nwn)

    February 23,1994: Python is an object-oriented scripting and prototyping language which some prefer over Perl, TCL or Scheme. Python, developed at CWI in Amsterdam, is free, extensible, and runs on Unix, DOS and Mac. The Unix version has optional X11 and Motif interfaces and considerable multimedia support for SGI and Sun platforms. All documentation and sources for Python are now available on-line via the World-Wide-Web as well as via ftp. (nwn)

    February 22,1994: WIRED Magazine has joined the fight against the Clipper Chip by setting up a web page devoted to the subject, with several selected text files pulled off the net, plus two pre-publication articles to appear in the April issue of WIRED, one by Brock Meeks and the other by John Perry Barlow. The site is provided as a public service by WIRED magazine to educate people about its dangers. Wired's WWW site also includes the full text from every issue up through the January issue (including key word searches), as well information on how to subscribe, how to advertise, and how to submit articles to WIRED. (nwn)

    February 22,1994: The Earth Resources Laboratory, part of the Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences at MIT, is pleased to announce its new server. ERL is primarily concerned with applied geophysics as it relates to tectonophysics, seismology (especially seismic exploration), environmental engineering, and parallel computing. (nwn)

    February 21,1994: As a first WWW link to Croatia we invite you to visit home page of the Telecommunications Department , University of Zagreb. It will provide you links to currently existing net resources in Croatia, and more. (nwn)

    February 21,1994: The Astronomical Observatory of Padova has set up an experimental WWW server. Through this server you can reach the Astronet network which connects most of the italian Astronomical Institutes. Some of these nodes are WWW servers themselves. (nwn)

    February 21,1994: TRIUMF, Canada's National Meson Research Facility, conducts research in subatomic particle physics, accelerator design and operation, and various applied programs including medical applications of accelerators. Our new Web server has a small but growing collection of information about the laboratory and its activities, lists of preprints and internal publications, and descriptions of software available from TRIUMF. (nwn)

    February 20,1994: The Space Shuttle Small Payloads Project at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center has a new Web server which provides information and graphics for those interested in the "Hitchhiker" and "Get Away Special" (GAS) payload programs. Learn how your organization can fly its own experimental payload on the Shuttle. (nwn)

    February 20,1994: The Radio Astronomy Laboratory at the University of Calgary is now on-line with its WWW home-page. The document includes information on a proposed high-resolution survey of galactic neutral atomic hydrogen (HI), documentation on user support software for the Russian Space VLBI project RadioAstron, information on graduate studies in the Department of Physics and Astronomy, and a pointer to the University of Calgary's gopher server. (nwn)

    February 20,1994: RiceInfo, the campus-wide information server for Rice University in Houston, Texas, is now available via WWW as well as via gopher. (nwn)

    February 20,1994: The Supercomputer Computations Research Institute at the Computing Facilites at SCRI, and pictures and descriptions of some of the equipment we use.

  • Recent Publication Information, and listings of several thousand abstracts from recently published articles.
  • Information about Software developed at SCRI, available on the Internet. Notable projects include SciAn, DQS, and Dmake.
  • Notes on Tallahassee Free-Net, a SCRI-sponsored public-access Internet provider. Free-Net provides public Internet access to approximately 17,000 local Tallahassee residents.
  • Links to other campus resources (gophers, ftp sites, etc.) (nwn)

    February 20,1994: The Baylor College of Medicine is now on the Web providing Biomedical Research and Educational Information. (nwn)

    February 20,1994: The combined WWW/Gopher server for The Numerical Algorithms Group (NAG) who supply numerical, statistical, symbolic and visualisation systems plus compilers and tools has moved to a new server here. A direct interface for those interested in the IRIS Explorer visualisation system can be found here, this is also a new address. (nwn)

    February 20,1994: The NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center has a WWW server running for it's Workstation User's Group . The WUG, sponsored by Hughes-STX corporation, serves to link workstation users together to share their knowledge and experience and to provide for the open exchange of information and ideas as users from various tasks describe their experiences. It contains useful information for people who work with scientific data. (nwn)

    February 20,1994: Professors Henry Wright and Sharon Herbert have made the preliminary report of the 1993 season of the joint University of Michigan/University of Asiut survey in the Eastern Desert of Egypt available on the Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology server. (nwn)

    February 20,1994: The University of Southampton Astronomy Group now provides an index of recent International Astronomical Union (IAU) telegrams. To avoid breaching the copyright on the circulars, the full text of the telegrams is only available locally. However, if you have your own legitimate source for these documents then this search tool will tell you which telegrams to look in for news on particular astronomical objects and events. (nwn)

    February 20,1994: The University of Massachusetts Astronomy Program now has Greek letters in place in their pages. A tar file containing these transparent bitmaps is available. If you haven't been there in a while, much has happened. Look in on their What's New Page. (nwn)

    February 20,1994: The Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics (CfA) has a new WWW server online. The CfA combines the resources and research facilities of the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory and the Harvard College Observatory to pursue studies in astronomy and astrophysics. Information about the research activities at the center, its facilities and achievements is available. Also soon available on the server the CfA preprint series and astronomical catalogs and images. (nwn)

    February 20,1994: The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of the University of Washington is pleased to announce the opening of its HTTP server to the outside world. Information accessible on our local web includes an overview of the department and its research, descriptions of our graduate educational programs and research summaries and on-line technical reports. Regional information is slowly being collected. (nwn)

    February 20,1994: The Queer Resources Directory (QRD) is now available via http at vector.casti.com . The QRD provides information on HIV/AIDS, gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered issues. Contributions and information come from around the world and are categorized and stored appropriately. Come and explore! (nwn)

    February 20,1994: Nadine , the magazine that wishes it were a band, has a new Web electrosphere. Nadine is written and published primarily by students at Yale University . (nwn)

    February 20,1994: ANSWERS The Magazine For Adult Children of Aging Parents, is written for anyone facing the questions, issues, and concerns from having an aging parent. The magazine covers all aspects of looking after an elderly parent, including how to deal with your feelings and where to get help if you need it. Sample articles and a subscription form are available. ANSWERS is brought to you by Internet Distribution Services. (nwn)

    February 20,1994: A home page for the Cyberpunk/Fantasy role-playing game, Shadowrun, is now online. It provides access to many sites for information about Shadowrun, and Cyberpunk related issues in general. (nwn)

    February 20,1994: The Los Alamos Physics Papers has moved, and now provides complete form-based access to the physics e-Print archive. The site is also mirrored at http://babbage.sissa.it/ in Italy. (nwn)

    February 17,1994: The independent norwegian telecom newspaper, Telecom Revy, is online with a Telecom Update of the Olympics (in english). This is a cooperation between the Norwegian Telecom Research and the newspaper. Telecom Revy may also be found on the Norwegian Homepage NORWEB), which also have pointers to other Olympic servers. (nwn)

    February 17,1994: A new home page for the JASON PROJECT is now available. JASON V: Expedition Planet Earth, will take place in Belize, Central America from February 28 - March 12, 1994. Scientists and students will follow the path of a raindrop as it forms in the atmosphere and makes its way to the rainforest canopy, floor, the river and limestone cave system of Belize, and out onto the coral reefs. Studies in atmospheric chemistry, biology, botany, ethnobotany, geology, archaeology, anthropology, and related environmental studies will be undertaken by expedition participants and their counterparts at the Primary Interactive Network Sites (PINS). (nwn)

    February 17,1994: The Dept. of Astronomy at Cornell University is proud to announce that its Web server is now up and running. It includes information about astronomy graduate studies at Cornell and summer student programs. (nwn)

    February 17,1994: The Stanford Knowledge Systems Laboratory has gone public with its web server. Notable offerings: (nwn)

    February 17,1994:

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    February 17,1994: The Sisters Of Mercy pages are now up and running... these include links to all lyrics and tab available on the net, along with record details, scanned pictures, interviews... etc. Check it out ! (nwn)

    February 16,1994: Due to overwhelming demand, a mirror site for Olympic Information has been established for North America and the Pacific Rim. Over 100 000 requests were logged the first day that the Norwegian server was up ! Please use this link/URL to lessen the impact on the trans Atlantic links. The server here will provide much improved response to all in North America and Asia. (nwn)

    February 16,1994: The Electronic Text Center at the University of Virginia has an illustrated project description available, including sections on the Center, our on-line text collections, our users, and the training we provide. Comments can be sent to etext@virginia.edu. (nwn)

    February 16,1994: The presentation of Slovenia is now spread over J. Stefan Institute and University of Maribor servers. Both now jointly offer general information about Slovenia (geographical, cultural, tourist, ...); some hints about Slovenian wines and food recipes are also served. Links to other WWW and Gopher servers in Slovenia, as well as links to on-line information and library services are provided from home pages. (nwn)

    February 16,1994: A list of commercial services available over the Web is now being maintained. (nwn)

    February 16,1994: There is a home page for the anarchy-list, a mailing list for discussing society without governments. Some introductory material and a complete archive are available, as well as instructions for subscribing. (nwn)

    February 16,1994: Spunk Press, an electronic publishing effort with an emphasis on anarchist and alternative material, is now also accessible through WWW. Our current catalog comprises some 200 articles, books, magazines, etc. (nwn)

    February 16,1994: Project GeoSim has started a WWW server to distribute Geography Education software developed by the Departments of Geography and Computer Science at Virginia Tech. The software will run on MS-DOS, Macintosh, and DECstations running X-Windows. The GeoSim Gopher server is also available. (nwn)

    February 16,1994: The Astrophysics Data System (ADS) now has its Abstract Service available via WWW. It provides access to currently about 160,000 Astronomy and Astrophysics abstracts with a sophisticated searching system. Using Lynx, this now also provides access to this service from character based terminals. More information about this service is available in the Abstract Service Help Pages. (nwn)

    February 16,1994: RISKWeb is now available to the WWW community. RISKWeb provides information of interest to persons interested in Risk and Insurance issues, as well as additional Gopher and WWW information served locally at the University of Texas at Austin campus and throughout the world. (nwn)

    February 16,1994: WebStars: Astrophysics in Cyberspace is for those who are interested in the application of computers & networks -- especially the World-Wide Web -- to support the work of astronomers & astrophysicists. It contains hyperlinks to:

    (nwn)

    February 16,1994: The Dominion Astrophysical Observatory's Facilty Manual is now online. DAO is a national facility operated by the Herzberg Institute of Astrophysics of the National Rsearch Council of Canada. The Canadian Astronomy Data Centre is a group within the DAO which is responsible for the Canadian archive of data from the Hubble Space Telescope as well the archive of data from the Canada France Hawaii Telescope. You might also want to check out the DAO Virtual Library. (nwn)

    February 16,1994: The Space Data and Computing Divison of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center now has a Web server. This server provides access to information about the NASA Center for Computational Sciences, the most active UniTree mass storage site in the world, the HPCC Earth and Space Science Applications Project, a project is to accelerate the application of high performance technologies to meet the Grand Challenge computational needs of the U.S. Earth and space science community, and NASA's Digital Library Technology Project, a project to support the development of new technologies to facilitate public access to NASA data. (nwn)

    February 13,1994: A Web server for Winter Olympics Information in Lillehammer, Norway is now available due to a joint effort between Skrivervik Data, Oslonett, and Sun Microsystems. Check out the Daily Olympic Events schedule, or the Chronological List of Events , both will be updated starting on Feb 12 (MET). (nwn)

    February 13,1994: Coombs Computing Unit, Research Schools of Social Sciences & Pacific and Asian Studies at the Australian National University, now operates a specialist Social Sciences WWW Server. (nwn)

    February 13,1994: The Medical Image Processing Group, Department of Radiology, University of Pennsylvania has now joined the growing Web community. The server contains information on 3DVIEWNIX, a data-, machine-, and application-independent software system for the visualization and analysis of multidimensional images. We also offer 3DVIEWNIX Demo via FTP. Please send all your comments and requests to Vhelp@mipgsun.mipg.upenn.edu. (nwn)

    February 13,1994: The Geometry Center proudly presents a gallery of 5 new interactive World Wide Web applications for you to explore. See fill-out-forms taken to amazing new extremes! This exhibit is intended for those who want to experiment with the cutting edge of modern research geometry and have fun at the same time. Also available is a new version of Mpeg Player with a motif user interface. (nwn)

    February 13,1994: The Telemedia, Networks, and Systems Group at the MIT Lab for Computer Science has some cool video-on-demand demos for Mosaic users running X on an 8-bit display with a reasonably fast connection to our site. Members of the group are studying a number of topics in the domain of distributed multimedia systems including Host Interface Design for High Speed Networks, Toolkits for Real-Time Data, Visual Programming Environments, Information Extraction from Video, Flexible Video Models and Protocols, and ATM Network Striping. Recent publications are available, and we also maintain an index to relevant calls for papers. (nwn)

    February 13,1994: The Defense Meteorological Satellite Program (DMSP) Data Archive at NGDC is now accessable via the Web. DMSP is a two satellite constellation of near-polar orbiting, sun-synchronus satellites monitoring meteorological, oceanographic and solar-terrestrial physics environments. The DMSP Web pages contain sample imagery, applications and documentation. (nwn)

    February 13,1994: The U.S. Department of Commerce in cooperation with the Office of Management and Budget(OMB) has made the Budget of the United States Government, Fiscal Year 1995 available in electronic format to the Internet community. This marks the first time the entire budget has been available to the public in electronic format. (nwn)

    February 13,1994: The Best of the Web '94 Awards is now accepting nominations. Awards will be given in 15 categories, as well as a Hall of Fame. There is a forms-based nomination page, as well as instructions for submission via e-mail. Anyone is welcome to submit nominees. (nwn)

    February 13,1994: World-Wide WAIS-Searchable WWW Catalogues are now available at Colorado for:

    Please add your institution's home page, or URL's for interesting items in these categories, or for other categories you define. (nwn)

    February 13,1994: The Tropical Data Base (Base de Dados Tropical - BDT) collects, organizes and disseminates local and regional information. It is a department within the Fundacao Tropical de Pesquisas e Tecnologia "Andre' Tosello", a Brazilian not-for-profit, private foundation.
    The site has the following big topics:

    (nwn)

    February 13,1994: The S-Cubed Taxing Times information server now has 450+ of the 750 IRS tax forms, instructions, and publications on-line in Portable Document Format. State forms for California and New Jersey are also available. Many forms are also available as PostScript(TM) and TIFF files. All forms are free. The Missing Children Database is also now complete. <begin_commercial>The cost of this service will (hopefully) be supported by on-line sales of the ChipSoft(TM) tax products and the Adobe Acrobat Reader(TM).<end_commercial> (nwn)

    February 13,1994: The Christian Resource List has been updated to include the complete King James Version of the Bible , the Louis Segond translation of the Bible (French), Johannine Hours, and various other Christian related WWW servers. (nwn)

    February 13,1994: The Command Decision Electronic Mailing list now has a server to distribute information about playing GDW's Command Decision miniature wargame. Access is provided to the archive of cdmailer postings and general information about the game. (nwn)

    February 13,1994: Generality is new to Wimsey Information Services in Vancouver Canada. Generality features the aArt Gallery, for photographraphy, Drux, a gallery for electronically produced artwork, and the Druid Science Reading room. Currently at the Art Gallery: Female Nudes, photographs by Skai Fowler. Drux is still under consrtuction, but features stereo pairs by Kent Barrett for viewing in 3D. (nwn)

    February 13,1994: Thomas Boutell is the new maintainer of the Frequently Asked Questions List (FAQ) for the newsgroup comp.infosystems.www. The FAQ is a good document to hand to potential new Web users and includes up-to-date information on FTP sites and telnettable browsers to help new users get off the ground. It is available in text form in the newsgroup, and also in html form (see above!). (nwn)

    February 9, 1994: The NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Laboratory for Hydrospheric Processes has installed a WWW server. On the server you will find links to the Oceans and Ice Branch , the Physical Oceanography Group , information and data from on going projects (TOPEX/Poseidon, AVHRR Pathfinder, Ocean Modeling and SeaWiFS), links to other sites of interests to Oceanography and staff home pages. As new information becomes available it will be posted. (nwn)

    February 9, 1994: The UMass Laboratory for Perceptual Robotics now has a home page, containing descriptions of the Lab's research and some mpeg robot demos. This page also contains pointers to Lab publications. (nwn)

    February 9, 1994: The University of Florida, Department of Computer and Information Sciences is proud to announce the Perl Web site . In conjuncture with our Perl FTP Site we are attempting to provide a complete set of perl tools, documents, and relevent information. Contact Stephen P Potter (spp@cis.ufl.edu) with any changed, additions, or omissions. (nwn)

    February 9, 1994: Those interested in recent political developments in Ireland might like to read the full text of the Joint Declaration on Peace, issued on December 15 last by An Taoiseach, Albert Reynolds, and the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, John Major. (nwn)

    February 9, 1994: Lateiner Dataspace's new WWW server is now online. It provides information on research being performed at Lateiner Dataspace Labs. This includes discrete physical simulation, volume visualization techniques, and other three-dimensional computing technologies. Information includes the illustrated text to a paper recently presented at Medicine Meets Virtual Reality on Stereoscopic Volume Visualization. (nwn)

    February 9, 1994: Universiti Sains Malaysia, Penang Web Server is now available for access. The server provides general information of USM, academic programmes, research (eg. Machine Translation), etc. Also included for potential visitors to Penang Island is tourist information on Penang which includes maps, pictures, interesting places to visit, local food, etc. Have fun... (nwn)

    February 9, 1994: Branch Information Services provides advertising and marketing services using WWW, gopher, telnet and ftp. Full color photos, descriptions, and order forms with fax delivery. (nwn)

    February 9, 1994: The University of Notre Dame WWW server is now online at www.nd.edu. There is also an "underground" server, The Orange Room (orange-room.cc.nd.edu), which is up and running from ND. Both have image and sounds, AppleScript-based services, and some great looking pages. (nwn)

    February 9, 1994: SCO, the world's leading developer and supplier of UNIX System software for computers based on Intel microprocessors, has now made it's WWW server accessible through the Web. The SCO home page provides access to a company overview, product information, services, (ftp archives, technical help documents, course descriptions and catalogs), developer programs, and 3rd party products and services. (nwn)

    February 9, 1994: Clarkson University's home page is adding more information on a (somewhat) regular basis. One of the newest additions is HTML Documents: A Mosaic Tutorial by Prof. Dennis Horn of the Technical Communications department. This tutorial gives a step-by-step example of an HTML document and encourges a "try-as-you-go" learning process. Feedback concerning this tutorial can be sent to horn@craft.camp.clarkson.edu. (nwn)

    February 9, 1994: The University of Texas at Dallas now has a WWW server as part of their CWIS system. (nwn)

    February 9, 1994: The Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities has a Web Server with information about computing in the humanities at the University of Virginia, plus Research Reports, Technical Reports, and a Web-wise demonstration of the Institute's Image Annotation Tool. (nwn)

    February 9, 1994: Postmodern Culture, V4 N2 (January, 1994) is the first issue of PMC to be designed for publication on the Web. It includes PMC's first hypermedia article, a popular culture column on Krazy Kat. (nwn)

    February 9, 1994: The Oregon Bach Festivalis pleased to announce a new WWW server. See whats in store for the Festival's 25th year, get a free color brochure! (nwn)

    February 9, 1994: Yale University's Computing & Information Systems is now on-line to Web surfers. (nwn)

    February 9, 1994: Announcing a server at the Australian Defence Force Academy. This is an academic institution.
    Apart from the campus WWW service, a number of other services are also hosted here:

    (nwn)

    February 9, 1994: A new Winter Olympics Page is available, with North American TV schedules, listings by events, and photos and video coming soon. Medals will be posted each day of the Games. (nwn)

    February 9, 1994: Just in time for Valentine's Day, the Orange Room -- Notre Dame's Hip Underground Web Server -- is proud to announce: The Internet Candy Dish. Come visit, and you'll get a handful of random candy hearts. Have fun! (nwn)

    February 9, 1994: The Department of Mathematics at Brigham Young University announces their WWW server. Currently online are small blurbs about the people in the department and our degree programs. (nwn)

    February 9, 1994: The NASA Internet Connection provides links to NASA's Webs, Gophers, FTPs, WAISes, and Telnets by protocal/organization. This is to complement the already available NASA subject trees such as the NASA Information Sources by Subject page. (nwn)

    February 9, 1994: Boston University School of Public Health (BUSPH) is pleased to be the first school of public health on the Web. The server offers the School's entire 1994/95 bulletin, current schedule of Public Health Forums (including a campus map to help get you there), and more. Future additions to the server will include department-specific information, as well as course material (syllabi, notes, etc.) offered by professors to BUSPH students. The server is provided courtesy of the Department of Environmental Health. (nwn)

    February 7, 1994: INFACT ONLINE has MOVED. Due to tremendous interest in the tobacco industry campaign many if not most users were encountering the anonymous FTP limit set by the netcom system and were unable to view our materials. They have moved INFACT Online to "http://siva.cshl.org/~boutell/infact.html". Those who had trouble accessing information on INFACT's tobacco industry campaign previously should be able to view the pages now. PLEASE adjust any links or hotlist references appropriately! Thanks. (nwn)

    February 7, 1994: A page has been created for Niel's timelines and scales of measurement list. Science/technology, evolutionary/geological, and cosmological timelines are available. Also available is a useful scales of measurement list. The documents are available in TEX, DVI, and ASCII formats. (nwn)

    February 7, 1994: NASA Langley Research Center now has over 200 technical reports in the Langley Technical Report Server. If you take a look, please fill out the feedback form There is also a list of reports servers by subject. (nwn)

    February 7, 1994: The Cyberspace Report, a public affairs radio show aired on KUCI, 88.9 FM in Irvine, CA, is now available on-line from the Department of Information and Computer Science at the University of California, Irvine WWW server. Social issues of computing is the theme of the Cyberspace Report, explored using interview and topic shows. Currently available shows explore online romance, the future of electronic mail, the information infrastructure in Singapore, and the future of communities on the Internet. Notable guests include Dr. Nathaniel Borenstein of Bellcore, Professor John L. King from U.C. Irvine, and Professor Phil Agre from U.C. San Diego. (nwn)

    February 7, 1994: McDonnell Douglas Aerospace - Houston now has a WWW server on-line! The server provides demonstrations, descriptions, and points-of-contact for the engineering services and technologies available. A "What's New ..." page keeps visitors abreast of newly-published exhibits, and a "Technology Profiles" section indexes topics of interest by category. (nwn)

    February 7, 1994: The Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology Web Server is now up and running. No terribly exciting indexes, but lots of information about the school's programs, projects, and technology resources. Please be gentle, it's only over a 14.4 connection. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: The Department of Computer Science at Salzburg University, Austria is proud to announce its Web Server. Most of the documents are in German, but some, including the Map of Information Systems in Austria and the Star Trek page are in English. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: The Pennsylvania State University (Penn State), College of Medicine, Department of Radiology is now serving information and pointers to information about RADIOLOGY. We hope to offer access to the Encyclopedia Radiologica sometime in the near future. We also offer FTP Access to the ACR / NEMA Standard (DICOM 3.0) In the future, we hope to have the DICOM documents in hypertext! In the meantime, stop by, browse, and feel free to send us (webmaster@xray.hmc.psu.edu) comments, ideas, pointers, images, documents related to Radiology!! (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: The School of Law at the University of Waikato in Hamilton, New Zealand has recently joined the Web. The server contains a variety of information including details of the degree programmes that are offered, staff profiles, links to other 'net' resources, and miscellaneous other information....as well as lots of nice gifs :-) (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: INFACT, the corporate accountability organization, has opened a World Wide Web service offering information on the INFACT Tobacco Industry Campaign, which seeks to stop the tobacco multinationals from marketing their products directly toward children. INFACT graphics and fully hypertext-referenced documents on the campaign are available. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: The Department of Art History at the Australian National University now offers a FORMS interface whereby the 2,800-record experimental database of Prints & Print History may be accessed, together with its images. Newly available is a FORMS interface to a 2,500-record (and 2,500-image) experimental database largely dedicated to Classical Architecture of the Mediterranean Basin. Both are also available via the main page of ArtServe, the ANU Humanities Server. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: The Hungarian Home Page has been set up at the Process Control Department of the Technical University of Budapest. Sensitive map and links to the Hungarian WWW/NIR servers. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: A new WWW server is now online at the NASA Dryden Flight Research Center . Dryden FRC is NASA's premier high-performance flight test research facility. This server contains information about present and past flight research projects conducted at Dryden FRC. Also include are capabilities and services available at the various research facilities at the center. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: EINet Galaxy is providing a up-to-date searchable Hytelnet gateway. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: The WWW server at Novell is finally back online! This server provides tools for solving Technical Support issues about networking using their Technical Support Database which contains over 10,000 support-related documents. There is also an area dedicated to the UnixWare product line. Services include on-line databases, patches, support forms, Product Info. forms, buyers guides, etc., (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: Quadralay Corporation is now on the Web. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: The MathWorks, Inc. , (the maker of MATLAB and SIMULINK technical computation software) has completely updated its WWW server. On the server you'll find a product tour for MATLAB, SIMULINK, and all the Application Toolboxes, a MATLAB gallery with cool pictures and movies , information on the network services provided by The MathWorks, a selection of MATLAB-related textbooks, access to the anonymous FTP site, and much more. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: Indiana University's UCS Support Center provides a Knowledge Base of computing information, as well as a WHOIS gateway for looking up information on IU students, faculty, and staff. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: A new home page for NASA's upcoming ocean color from space mission called SeaWiFS is now available. Project-related imagery (still and movie loops), technical reports, mission announcements and software will be accessible through the Web. Major upgrades and features will be announced as they become available. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: Georgetown University has come on-line with a home page that includes links to the Catalogue of Projects in Electronic Text and other services at Georgetown and around the net. Stay tuned for further changes and improvements. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: We are pleased to announce the Shebuté World Server. This server represents a think-tanks and action groups to create innovative ways to apply information technologies to the problems of global education and sustainable world development. Based heavily on the the efforts of Al Gore, the NII and United Nations - Agenda 21, this server uses "The Big Bang" analogy made in Gore's 1/11 speech at UCLA as the foundation for The Ultimate Video Game (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: Stanford Netnews Filtering Service is now accessible through the Web. It provides a personalized netnews delivery service via email. You subscribe to the service by submitting profiles that describe your interests. Netnews articles that match your profiles will be sent to you periodically.

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    February 5, 1994: The University of Rochester's Near Infrared Astronomy Group has a new WWW server available. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: Future Fantasy , a Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Mystery bookstore in Palo Alto, California is now online. You can browse their inventory and place orders. This service requires forms support. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: The University of Portland's Multnomah School of Engineering announces its new WWW server, www.up.edu. The server currently includes general information about the University, a campus map, and a faculty listing of the Engineering School. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: An interactive map of Australian Web sites is now available from the Australian National University`s Bioinformatics Facility. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: CSUWEB is the WWW server run by undergraduate volunteers in the CS department at Virginia Tech, dedicated to educating the next generation of computer scientists about the potential of WWW and similar services. Includes the Ultimate Cookie Jar, a forms-based cookie (fortune) server, and much more. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: The NASA Planetary Data System Infrared Subnode is now online. It will contain information about Infrared spectroscopy from both laboratory and remotely sensed (satellite/aircraft) sources. Currently online is the Mariner 9 Infrared Spectrometer (IRIS) data set. TEACHERS! STUDENTS!: They also have a K-12 Education outreach program. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: On the heels of the popular (7800+ invocations in the past 2 weeks) demo saytime.au and gmt-saytime.au CGI scripts for httpd servers comes the saynumber.au CGI script. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: The University of Southern California is now running a Web Server as an addition to it's CWIS. Of some interest may be the USCGopher, specifically the Gopher Jewels, which is a catalog of Gopher sites by category. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: The Department of Information Management & Data Communications at Wageningen Agricultural University in The Netherlands formally announces their WWW server. This server is still under construction, but Mosaic for Windows clients should take note that from this server you can view MPEG movies containing audio--a Web first!?! This feature was used extensively for a prototype of a CAI program to be delivered over The Web. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: GENBBB, a Recursive Bulletin Board generator is online at University of Colorado, with the World Ski Reports as a sample application. World-wide Alpine, Back-country and Nordic skiers come tell us where you've been: new trails, good slopes, ... On a broader front, the Mother-of-all Bulletin Boards awaits your entries, and you can create your own bulletin boards in there. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: Two new index pages exist for institutions and research groups working in the field of supercompuing and parallel computing. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: The Speleology Information Server is now online. The server features cave pictures, clip-art, surveying software , as well as easy access to the cavers-forum archives. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: The NASA - Kennedy Space Center WWW server is now online. You can take a tour of various Facilities at the Kennedy Space Center or find information on Every Shuttle Mission ever Launched including information about the STS-60 Shuttle Mission currently on orbit. Detailed hypertexed information about the Shuttle is also online in the form of the Shuttle Reference Manual or you can WAIS search for many Space related topics. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: The High Energy Astrophysics Science Archive Research Center, HEASARC, at NASA/GSFC can be accessed through the WWW. The HEASARC server allows access to a vast selection of data from X-ray and Gamma-ray astronomy missions including ROSAT, ASCA, Compton GRO, Einstein and EXOSAT. There is a beta-release astronomical forms interface to the HEASARC database management system, which allows browsing of various astronomical catalogs and archival datafiles. Best results can be obtained by following the configuration instructions, and by using NCSA's Mosaic ver 2.x, for forms support. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: The Center for Innovative Computer Application (CICA) Web Server provides information about CICA, articles and projects by CICA staff, computer graphics, visualization, sonification, high-performance computing, special computing needs, and other areas of interest to CICA. It also contains the Indiana University Bloomington Searchable Campus Map and the Graphical Bloomington Weather Report. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: A flyfishing home page is now available to the Web community. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: The main WWW server for Los Alamos National Laboratory is now available. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: Einstein was a NASA X-ray astronomy satellite which flew from 1978 to 1981. Einstein data, and X-ray images of galaxies, stars and supernova remnants are available from the Einstein Data Center at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory in Cambridge, Massachusetts (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory is pleased to announce the start of a new Summer Intern Program in 1994. Undergraduates interested in a career in the physical sciences are encouraged to apply. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: The Image Processing Group at King's College London has a new Web server available. Although still under development it is home to information on the group, on King's College in general, and is the (preliminary) home of information on the Centre for Neural Networks based at King's College. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: An experimental small business server is now available Monday through Friday from approximately 12:00 to 1:00 Pacific Standard Time, bandwidth permitting. The server provides forms-based access to the inventory of a consignment clothing store in the San Francisco area. A feature of the server is the ability to configure a "Personal Shopper" (a record of preferences) which will trigger mail messages to shoppers when new inventory matching their specifications appears. The server is only useful to local users but the designer is interested in feedback on the concept. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Network Services is now running a Web server. The information available through ACM's Internet services includes details on: conferences, calls for papers, ACM periodicals and books, ACM special intrest groups, members services, chapters, technical outreach programs, and the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest. (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: The National Geophysical Data Center is pleased to announce a new WWW server. Data, Meta-data, and information are available online. NGDC combines in a single data center activities in the fields of solid earth geophysics, marine geology and geophysics, solar-terrestrial physics, paleoclimatology, ecosystems and environmental data. NGDC is responsible for maintaining World Data Centers A for Solar-Terrestrial Physics, Solid Earth Geophysics, Marine Geology and Geophysics, Paleoclimatology, and Glaciology (Snow and Ice). (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: (nwn)

    February 5, 1994: The What's New Archive (nwn)

    January 30, 1994: The Dan Quayle for President Preservation Society proudly presents a story in pictures and sound of a Superbowl gone horribly awry... (nwn)

    January 29,1994: An excellent new form-based META-index is available at the Centre Universitaire d'Informatique for your browsing pleasure. If you find it especially useful, install a local copy on your machine. It will work from anywhere. (nwn)

    January 29,1994: The On-Line Music Database has gone through some changes in the last week. It is now searchable by: Track, Album, Artist, and Submitter. It now also allows editing of existing database entries. There are now over 1300 albums in the database and 390+ artists. (nwn)

    January 29,1994: The Exploratorium is happy to officially announce the availibility of it World Wide Web server. (nwn)

    January 29,1994: A collection of Automotive mailing lists can now be accessed through the Web. (nwn)

    January 29,1994: A text-to-speech translator (rsynth) has been integrated into the Web. A forms-based interface to it is available via the rsynth form. (nwn)

    January 29,1994: A new WWW server in the Computer Science Department at Oklahoma State University contains information about the department. (nwn)

    January 29,1994: The Web server at Calvin College has been redone, including the addition of a graphical campus calendar and a Bible gateway. (nwn)

    January 29,1994: EINet announces the EINet Galaxy, a prototype directory service for locating Internet resources. This service is a vehicle for research and requirements development for electronic commerce directory services. It is currently very incomplete. Major upgrades and features to be announced as they become available. (nwn)

    January 29,1994: The Department of Computer Science at the University of Chile is running the first WWW Server in Chile. The server provides information about our Department and include a MAP of WWW/Gopher servers in Chile. Includes also information about The 20th International Conference on Very Large Data Bases (VLDB'94) to be held in Santiago de Chile from September 12 through 15, 1994. (nwn)

    January 29,1994: The Coombs Computing Unit at ANU now is running a Web server. (nwn)

    January 29,1994: Brandon Plewe (SUNY/Buffalo) is conducting the Best of the Web '94 Awards. This is meant to highlight those places and people that best exemplify how great the Web is. Right now, it is under development, but over the next few weeks, everyone is encouraged to submit nominees and vote. (nwn)

    January 29,1994: The Oregon State Archives is pleased to announce a new web server. Initial offerings include The Oregon Bulletin, a monthly catalog of administrative rule proposals and adoptions, and lists of records of interest to genealogists and students of family history. (nwn)

    January 29,1994: The University of Texas at Dallas now has a WWW server as part of their CWIS system. (nwn)

    January 29,1994: The Trincoll Journal, a weekly multimedia magazine run by students at Trinity College in Hartford Connecticut, with all design, programming, contributions and artwork created by people from around the world, is now in the Web. (nwn)

    January 29,1994: Talk.Bizarre is on the Web, allowing all frequent posters, net.legends, and idiots to open their personal archives et al to all! The Talk.Bizarre Web Page Thing is maintained by page@cs.odu.edu, who is open to suggestions and additions of all sorts. More is planned in the future... (nwn)

    January 29,1994: Kaleida Labs, Inc., now has a public web server. This server is not officially maintained, rather it is done with love by Dan Bornstein. (nwn)

    January 25,1994: The Museum of Paleontology WWW server has undergone a facelift, with new pages for both the on-line catalogs and the About this server pages. Also, they have nearly completed work on set of pages describing the technology used to create the server. (nwn)

    January 25,1994: Consensus Development Corporation is now offering an experimental WWW Front Page for access to information about collaboration and software support for collaboration, as well as information about the products and services offered by Consensus Development. Topics include information about groupware, decision support, facilitation, electronic democracy, hypertext authoring, online documentation, document architecture, shared spaces, virtual organizations, and online knowledge management. (nwn)

    January 25,1994: The Tango Server has been totally revised and updated. It presents argentinian tango (and related dances like milonga and vals cruzado) as a form of dance, a music style and a social and cultural phenomenon. Moreover it features information about tango happenings and organizations all over the world, a large collection of tango lyrics and lots of other material (pictures and sounds). (nwn)

    January 25,1994: The Global Legal Studies Journal published by the Indiana University School of Law - Bloomington is now available via the WorldWideWeb. (nwn)

    January 25,1994: You can now browse various Christian WWW resources including an incomplete hypertext Bible via the Christian Resource List. (nwn)

    January 25,1994: The Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory homepage is now publicly accessible. DRAO is a national facility operated by the Herzberg Institute of Astrophysics of the National Research Council of Canada. The observatory instruments are particulary suited to comprehensive studies of the interstellar environment, extended Galactic nebulae and star-forming regions, and of nearby galaxies. (nwn)

    January 25,1994: Doctor Fun has moved to sunsite.unc.edu
    To fetch the the latest Doctor Fun, use http://sunsite.unc.edu/Dave/Dr-Fun/latest.jpg (nwn)

    January 25,1994: Jeremy Rutter of Dartmouth College has made his course materials for Aegean Prehistory available on the Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology Server. A sample section can be read here. The rest can by downloaded (via Gopher) from here. (nwn)

    January 25,1994: Dublin City University School of Computer Applications and also the Centre for Software Engineering (nwn)

    January 25,1994: The Science fiction resource guide is an index to fiction, interviews, bibliographies, reviews, criticism and much else related to science fiction and fantasy. (nwn)

    January 25,1994: Nova-Links , an extensive network navigator, is now available from the HTTP server at Nova-Southeastern University. Care has been taken to provide a wide variety of resources in an organized and easy to use manner. In addition to coverage of www, gopher, and hytelnet resources, there is an extensive interface to software libraries, an unusually extensive fun page, an employment section, and more. Nova-Links is updated daily. (nwn)

    January 25,1994: The mathematics department at Florida State University now has a WWW server. It has links to all kinds of fun information, as well as links to other math and science servers around the world. It also has a link to a skydiving home page which has all kinds of information about skydiving. (nwn)

    January 25,1994: Stanford University's Center for Design Research is pleased to announce EXPE: An Experiential Conference on Team Design, March 24th - 26th, 1994. Explore the design process by working with teams from Chrysler, WET design, XEROX PARC, Pacific Data Images, Caterpillar, Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the Design Division, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Stanford University. (nwn)

    January 25,1994: Malin Space Science Systems, developer of the camera on the ill-fated Mars Observer spacecraft, now has a WWW server. Among other things, the server contains MOC images taken during cruise, and an extensive set of stills and MPEG movies sent back from Antarctica by Mike Malin, who is currently doing research there. (nwn)

    January 22,1994: The Baylor College of Medicine Genome Center has a WWW server. Of special interest to biologists are the Biologist's Control Panel, and the CEPH-Genethon Data Interface, which allows browsing and searching of the CEPH-Genethon physical map data, complete with links to Baylor College of Medicine Genome Center Data. (nwn)

    January 22,1994: The Computer Science and Operational Research Department of the Université de Montréal is pleased to announces its new httpd server. This site, currently available only in French, is located in Montréal, Province of Québec, Canada. It features research papers, departemental facilities information, under and post graduate study details, personnel information, lab and user provided documents on different topics, links to Gopher and WWW servers in Québec, and many more. (nwn)

    January 22,1994: The Graphics, Visualization, & Usability Center at Georgia Tech is now on the Web.

    Although we have been around for a while, we are still pleased to offically announce our database. With in our database are text, movies, and images on: Animation, Image Understanding, Medical Informatics, Scientific Visualization, Software Visualization, and Virtual Environments. Also available are GVU Technical Reports, the GVU Users's Guide, the WWW User Survey, and more! (nwn)

    January 22,1994: The Clearinghouse for Subject-Oriented Internet Resource Guides can now be accessed via the Web. (nwn)

    January 22,1994: The Nuclear Engineering Department at the University of Wisconsin-Madison announces its WWW server. As well as full deparmental information, it contains an American Nuclear Society Home Page, which features an on-line magazine not to be missed. X-Section is designed to be a forum for the dissemination of information about nuclear engineering and the nuclear power industry to members of the general public. (It is not a technical journal for spreading new engineering or scientific information.) (nwn)

    January 22,1994: A new WWW server is now online at the National Climatic Data Center. This server contains information about the data and services available at the center. Included are information about NCDC's environmental Online Data Access and Services Information System (OASIS) and the Global Climate Perspectives System (GCPS). NCDC's WWW server also contains information on environmental data available on CD-ROMS and images from both the Microwave Sounding Unit (MSU) and NOAA's Long-Term Climatological Dataset. (nwn)

    January 22,1994: You can now reach the International Computer Science Institute (ICSI) via http. ICSI is a computer science research organization that is closely affiliated with the Computer Science division of the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science department at U.C. Berkeley. ICSI comprises research scientists from all over the world working together with U.C. Berkeley EECS professors and graduate students on a wide variety of projects. At the ICSI http site, you can find postscript technical reports, an interface to the ICSI gopher server, and information about the Sather and pSather languages. New services will soon be added. (nwn)

    January 22,1994: The Department of Informatics at the Federal University of Santa Catarina, BRAZIL, is now running a WWW Server. The server provides a world index by continent using ISMAP, and a index of all Brazilian network services (WWW, anonymous FTP, Gopher, ...). Includes also informations about our Department and courses. This is a good oportunity to learn Portuguese! There is a Home Page in English too. Please note : our link is slow = 9600 bps. (nwn)

    January 22,1994: Stanford University has upgraded to an HTTP server. There are pointers to many of the campus organizations that are running servers of their own, including the School of Medicine. (nwn)

    January 22,1994: VTLS is happy to announce a new web server. VTLS is a company that provides innovative automation solutions for libraries and other information centers worldwide. Some of the links you will find are products and services, a company overview, and a special Z39.50 page which illustrates how the VTLS Z39.50 client can interface with web browsers such as NCSA Mosaic for Windows. (nwn)

    January 22,1994: Eunet Austria providing email, news and IP connectivity to the general public and commercial customers, is now running a server providing information on it's products and services. (nwn)

    January 22,1994: The Computing Support Team, Inc. has volunteered to coordinate Internet access to the missing children information supplied by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and the Heidi Search Center. Our Missing Kids Guide is now available. Sites wishing to mirror our database and web documents should contact CSTeam for more information (nwn)

    January 22,1994: Polish Home Page is placed at Physics Department of Wasaw University WWW server. At the same place there is a Flea Market @ FUW, place where you can insert and read advertisenments. Market interface programs are written based on new parser v 1.1 utility routine. (nwn)

    January 22,1994: CRS4, Centre for Advanced Studies Research and Development in Sardinia (Cagliari, Italy), invites you to visit their WWW server. In addition to the links to their different Groups and Projects, you can find also: hypertextual MPEG info, animations, the history of Sardinia (with many GIFs), the archaeological museum of Cagliari (italian text + GIFs), italian literature (try La Divina Commedia or Pinocchio). (nwn)

    January 22,1994: The Duke University Department of Network Communications has a Web server. The NetCom Web server provides timely information on DukeNet and the North Carolina Information Highway. You will also find an amazing discovery concerning the Net coffee pot! (nwn)

    January 22,1994: The Santa Cruz Operation, Inc (SCO) provides UNIX operating systems and related solutions to the PC industry. The home page provides access to the company overview, products, services, 3rd party applications, and more. (nwn)

    January 19,1994: Update, the computer society at Uppsala University in Sweden now has a Web server. Update is on a quest to collect computer history (and historic computers). (nwn)

    January 19,1994:

    International Trade Law Web Server Ananse. Web server for documents related to international trade law. We also provide local information on the Law Faculty of the University of Tromsoe, the world's Northernmost, and on the exotic "arctic" town Tromsoe (including pictures) which this year celebrates her 200th Anniversary. For a more complete overview look at what we intend to do. (under construction).
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    January 19,1994: WATERS, the Wide Area Technical Report Service is now online at Old Dominion University. Sponsored by ODU's CS Department, SUNY Buffalo, the University of Virginia and Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, WATERS is a distributed solution to managing, indexing and retrieving computer science technical reports. The system currently contains more than 650 reports, and contributions by other universities are encouraged. (nwn)

    January 19,1994: A new WWW server is available at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, MA. The MBL WWW currently includes: descriptions of the MBL's intensive graduate-level courses in the biological and biomedical sciences; a descriptive guide ("Life Science in Woods Hole") to the programs and research opportunities at the Laboratory; and the gopher-based information resources for all of the scientific institutions based in Woods Hole. (nwn)

    January 19,1994: The Knowledge Systems Laboratory of the National Research Council of Canada is now serving its information to the Web. The KSL does applied research in Artificial Intelligence. The KSL server delivers KSL technical reports and information on KSL staff. In the future, current projects will be described. There are numerous pointers to Internet locations that will be of interest to AI researchers. (nwn)

    January 19,1994: To date, no reliable information publically exists that models WWW users. Yet such a profile can profoundly impact the future development of WWW databases and related technologies. With this in mind, please participate in the General Info, HTML, HTTP, and Mosaic User Surveys (nwn)

    January 19,1994: From Russia and from America comes a new information service called "Friends and Partners" -- one of the first information systems jointly developed by citizens of these two nations. It is hoped that it will contribute towards better understanding between our nations by providing instruction on our countries and cultures, by providing a common base of information about issues affecting relations between our countries, and by providing a common 'meeting place' where folks can find and communicate with each other. (nwn)

    January 19,1994: the University of Queensland now has a server. It is a very early version and has little beyond a searchable index stafflist and some trivial graphic objects. (nwn)

    January 19,1994: EUnet EUregio POP Aachen/Germany: A WWW program with various information coming from the INFO.box Mailboxsystem. Most of the program is in German.

    The program is still under developement and will serve as an umbrella program for various kinds of information the other companies might be interested in publishing. (nwn)

    January 17,1994: The JumpStation has been greatly updated. It's now more usable and it's a lot faster after he changed the indexing of the data. Databases will be slotted in as they finish - the current url count in the JumpStation is 28492 - you just enter a word and it tells you the URLs that have that word (or part-word) in their title or H1 headers. (nwn)

    January 17,1994: Lee Liming, of the University of Michigan School of Information and Library Studies, has put together an HTML exhibit on his upcoming tour of Antarctica. The exhibit is currently in a pre-trip state, containing advance information about the tour and a guide to Antarctica-related Internet information resources. The post-tour state (early March) will include photos, journal entries, and audio clips from the tour, which begins in Punta Arenas, Chile and ends at Christchurch, New Zealand. (nwn)

    January 17,1994: A definitive home page for Rush fans now exists. The page features information on the group and all of it's albums, including lyrics for all songs, interview tidbits, and images of the group. It also includes information on joining the National Midnight Star, the Rush internet mailing list. (nwn)

    January 17,1994: The Astronomy and Physics Department of Saint Mary's University, in Halifax Nova Scotia, is now running an httpd-1.0 server. Their home page contains links to various sites of interest to researchers in Astronomy and Physics, as well as links of general interest. It also provides a link to an information page covering the department, the M.Sc. programme in Astronomy, and the faculty. (nwn)

    January 17,1994: A real-time gateway to the XPilot Meta Server has been added on the MSU/UCG Web. (nwn)

    January 17,1994: The Leptiminus Archaeological Project has made a preliminary report on the 1990-93 field seasons available on the Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology Server. (nwn)

    January 17,1994: The Requirements Engineering Newsletter (a specialist topic in software engineering) and its archive are now accessible through WWW. (nwn)

    January 17,1994: Bethany Christian Services, a non-profit family services organization specializing in adoption and counseling, is now online with a W3 server. (nwn)

    January 16,1994: Click on the following URLs to get the

    It will play an audio file speaking the current time including seconds over the network (of course it may be off a bit if you are reading it over a slow network link :-). (nwn)

    January 16,1994: Wavefront Technologies Santa Barbara, CA now has a WWW server running. Wavefront is the leader in professional workstation-based 3D animation software. The server offers information on products, customer training, support, production profiles, and much more! (nwn)

    January 16,1994: The QUEST Protein Database Center at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, in New York, USA, has just opened its WWW server. QUEST has constructed a 2D Gel Rat Protein Database, and the protein spot identifications are now available graphically via WWW. This database is presented in a manner which allows the user to point to and click on known protein spots to obtain their identities. You can read about their Quest II software system, and the h hyperbook language (which simplifies conversion from normal texts to HTML hypertext) which was used to create their online tutorial for the Quest II software. Quest is an NIH Biomedical Research Technology Resource. (nwn)

    January 16,1994: The Missing Children's Forum is now on the Internet. It contains known information about, and pictures of, children who are missing. The database is maintained by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC). This mirror of the files contained in the CompuServe Forum is maintained as a public service by Maxwell Labs in order to provide access to this information for Internet users. The database contains pictures of the children in GIF format and text files containing information about their disappearance. (nwn)

    January 16,1994: Spirit of UConn provides library resources to the internet community and to the University of Connecticut community. Various CDROM archives and GIS/Census databases will become available on Spirit as it is expanded. (nwn)

    January 16,1994: ArchNet is a archaeological resource focusing on Northeastern United States archaeology. Botanical studies, ethnohistory, faunal analysis, cultural resource management, lithic analysis, geomorphology are a few of the areas covered by this server. It is being expanded daily. (nwn)

    January 16,1994: The Maricopa Center for Learning and Instruction, or MCLI, is a central source of resources and innovations for the ten colleges in the Maricopa County Community College District, Arizona. Our server offers information about the District, links to our Gopher servers, on-line versions of MCLI's publications, and will soon have demos of instructional courseware developed at MCLI. (nwn)

    January 16,1994: Infrared images of the sky from the Infrared Astronomical Satellite are now available from the experimental ISSA Postage Stamp Server running at the Infrared Processing and Analysis Center at Caltech. The images are returned on the basis of selecting a celestial object's name or position and can be fetched as full FITS files by clicking on the displayed in-line gif representations. (nwn)

    January 14,1994: A copy of the first image of the new Wide-Field and Planetary Camera-II of the Hubble Space Telescope is available on the Web on the CDS server in Strasbourg, France. Enjoy! (nwn)

    January 14,1994: North Carolina State University invites you to visit their WWW server which contains links to NCSU administrative and academic information. This server also includes an archive of Sybase information and tools as well as Amateur Radio information. (nwn)

    January 14,1994: The Backcountry Home Page is now online. This page is an attempt to organize the backcountry related information that is available on the Internet. Topics include, but are not limited to: hiking, camping and climbing. Check it out, then "get out!" (nwn)

    January 13,1994: A new WWW server is running at Universita' degli Studi di Napoli "Federico II", Dipartimento di Scienze Fisiche and INFN (Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare), Sezione di Napoli, Naples, Italy. (nwn)

    January 13,1994: Lego bricks! Maybe you remember them from your youth, maybe you've started using your children as an excuse to buy more, maybe you just enjoy building things with them. If you do, check out this archive of Lego information including the FAQ for rec.toys.lego (nee alt.toys.lego), information on building your own lego robot, and variety of gif images. (nwn)

    January 13,1994: The S-Cubed Division of Maxwell Labs, a high technology research and development organization announces it's World Wide Web server. In addition to providing information about Maxwell products and services, as a public service we're providing Taxing Times 1994, an Internet collection of tax-related resources and information to help you deal with April 15th. (nwn)

    January 13,1994: The ACM at UIUC has a new home page detailing their activities. (nwn)

    January 13,1994: The AXAF Science Center (ASC) is located at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The purpose of the ASC is to provide the support required by the science community to fully realize the potential of of the Advanced X-Ray Astrophysics facility (AXAF) , a satellite due to be launched by NASA in 1998. (nwn)

    January 13,1994: The Physics Department at the University of Idaho is now running an NCSA httpd-1.0 server providing links to physics and local resources plus information about rugby. (nwn)

    January 13,1994: The Department of Geology at the University of Manchester in the United Kingdom has a new Web server. It is experimental and a bit ambitious, but is the first of its kind in the UK! (nwn)

    January 13,1994: The DTP Direct Catalog is now online as part of the InterNex Server Bureau. DTP Direct specializes in Macintosh hardware and software tools for desktop publishers. The World Wide Web implementation of this catalog features offerings from Adobe, Seagate, Fujitsu and Aldus, along with other quality solutions for the graphics professional. (nwn)

    January 13,1994: The Mother Jones home page (MoJo does progressive politics and exposes) now has Jan/Feb 94, with features on handgun control, Ross Perot, FEMA's secret plans, and more, plus all of 1993. NEW searchable index too! (nwn)

    January 13,1994: The Millstone Hill Observatory announces the availability of its World Wide Web server. Located in Westford Massachusetts, the observatory is a broad-based atmospheric sciences research facility, owned and operated by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. (nwn)

    January 13,1994: The Palo Alto Medical Foundation invites you to attend "Can Managed Care Heal America? - Winners and Losers in a New Game", a symposium for representatives from government, business, industry, academia and health care that will debate the important questions of managed care--a system of how patients are cared for by physicians, outpatient facilities and hospitals in which cost-effectiveness and good outcomes are central components. (nwn)

    January 13,1994: ANU Bioinformatics has recently opened two new hypermedia services. Medical Information covers a wide range of toipics, including biochemistry, cell biology, and clinical science. Palynology and palaeoclimatology covers many aspects of palaeoenvironmental research. (nwn)

    January 13,1994: The University of Texas at Austin Computation Center now offers a Web interface to its microlib/mac Macintosh software archive, heretofore directly accessible via FTP and Gopher only. The new interface provides indexes and descriptions of all the products on the site, links to Web data on them (when available), as well as links to their source and master sites, etc. (nwn)

    January 13,1994: The January issue of Interna tional Teletimes is now online at the Web server at Wimsey Information Services. International Teletimes is a popular general interest electronic magazine from Vancouver. This issue (now the third issue online) features articles on this month's theme of History, such as Auschwitz: Confronting the Horror and some other excellent regular columns. (nwn)

    January 13,1994: The Department of Computer Science, University of Exeter, in Devon, England is now running a WWW server (NCSA httpd 1.0). It has research papers, postgraduate study details and personnel information. (nwn)

    January 13,1994: There was a fantastic conference entitled "Government Information and the Internet: Issues, Applications, and Prospects", chaired by Dr. Charles McClure of Syracuse University. It was held December 15th in Washington. Both the seminar notes and the list of speakers reflectthe growing interest in the Internet within the federal government. (nwn)

    January 13,1994: A new site catering to the fringe/art/avant-garde/alternative Web browsers is now available from UnderWorld Industries. The new site, "The Web's Edge", is near completion, but is being open to the public to help with evaluation and testing. Comments and suggestions are encouraged. (nwn)

    January 13,1994: The Company Corporation (TCC) - Incorporate easily, quickly and inexpensively in any state online. TCC is the #1 direct incorporator in the world and has formed over 100,000 corporations. (nwn)

    January 10,1994: The University of Oregon http server now provides a starting point for browsing http-, ftp-, and gopher-based information resources at UO. (nwn)

    January 10,1994: The GNN Travel Resource Center has received a facelift and a new "Features" department called "Notes from the Road". (nwn)

    January 10,1994: The SUNY/Buffalo Wings CWIS has put up an experimental Virtual Tourist service. This is a map-based front end to the growing number of NIR server maps and lists that are out there. It also contains connections to Tourist guides to some countries (check out Japan and Slovenia!). (nwn)

    January 10,1994: A WWW server (NCSA httpd-1.0) is now running at the Department of Computer Science, University of Rochester, in Rochester, New York. Among the available information is: personal home pages for department members, our Department Brochure, our online Technical Report collection, our anonymous FTP area, and, for those of you with browsers that support imagemaps, our Department Subway Map. (nwn)

    January 10,1994: International Software Systems, Inc. (ISSI) in Austin, TX announces its home page. Here you can find a software requirements tracability demonstration, current projects at ISSI, and information about U.S. Air Force Logistic Centers. Also check out the ISSI Product Line which features ProEDITOR, a structure-oriented graphical editor for the Visual Process Modeling Language (VMPL). (nwn)

    January 10,1994: Two different indices to Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) related material are now online, each with its own focus. They are the HCI Launching Pad, which focuses on Hypertext and Computer Supported Cooperative Work, and the HCI Index, which focuses on User Interface Design. The HCI Index is hosted by the Department of Technical Mathematics and Informatics of the Delft University of Technology. (nwn)

    January 10,1994: The Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) Environmental Sciences Division (ESD) proudly announces the availability of its gopher and WorldWide Web servers to the Global Internet. These servers have been established to provide the public with information about ORNL and ESD research and develop activities. (nwn)

    January 10,1994: The Federal Communications Law Journal, published by the Indiana University School of Law - Bloomington and the Federal Communications Bar Association is now available in an online version. The current issue concentrates on Cable Television Regulation and includes articles by Representative Edward J. Markey, Commissioner Andrew C. Barret, Representative Michael G. Oxley, Nicholas W. Allard, David Alan Nall, and Carl R. Ramey. (nwn)

    January 10,1994: New Mexico Tech is pleased to announce that it is now running a Web server. Besides local information about Tech and the surrounding locale, the server offers a couple of general-interest items: Michael Fisk has created another manpage gateway. Besides screen formatting, this gateway dynamically checks for the existance of manpages before creating cross-references to them. For the last several months, Michael has also been maintaining a page of Web-accessable Internet Resources. This page attempts to provide tools for finding all kinds of information via the Internet. (nwn)

    January 10,1994: The NASA Ames Numerical Aerodynamic Simulation Division Applied Research Branch is pleased to announced an annotated bibliography of scientific visualization URLs. There are only a few entries at present, but we intend to eventually include all URLs containing substantial scientific visualization results. If you know of a URL we should include, mail globus@nas.nasa.gov. (nwn)

    January 7, 1994: A new interactive music database page using forms is available. (nwn)

    January 7, 1994: A web server offering a variety of Art-History-related images is now available. The sections currently include 2,800 images and their associated short records dealing with the history of printmaking from the 15th century to the end of the 19th century, and a few on the classical architecture of the Mediterranean. For the prints collection, users can choose between menus offering inlines, or those without. 2,500 images of classical architecture & architectural sculpture should shortly join this collection. (nwn)

    January 7, 1994: The Harvard University Physics Department is now running a WWW server. It features mostly items of local interest, but it also contains a few documents of interest to the physics community. (nwn)

    January 7, 1994: The Silicon Graphics FAQs have been formatted to take advantage of Tom Fine's terrific FAQ-to-hypertext conversion system. FTP sites and the like are now recognized as such and converted to hyperlinks. The site also contains the top of the entire USENET FAQ tree. (nwn)

    January 7, 1994: An Acoustic Music Server, with tour schedules for singer/songwriters and venue schedules for many clubs in the USA, with more to come, is now online. (nwn)

    January 7, 1994: Computer Science Technical Reports are now available from a server at Cornell. The server provides a forms-based interface for searching the collection by author, title, or words in the abstract; you can also obtain lists of the full TR collection sorted by author or number. The TRs are available in a variety of forms including 600 dpi TIFF, 72dpi GIF (legible on a color monitor) and 10dpi GIF (for quick visual browsing). In some cases Postscript or other forms are available. (nwn)

    January 7, 1994: Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, Canada now offers Web access to their InfoQ CWIS. A top-level index into an existing gopher server was created to get it off the ground. (nwn)

    January 7, 1994: A web information server for users of Zoomer personal digital assistants is now available, courtesy of EIT. Along with a growing collection of information about Zoomers, there are hypertext archives of the zoomer-list mailing list. (nwn)

    January 7, 1994: StatLib a system for distributing statistical software, datasets, and information by electronic mail, FTP, gopher, now has an WWW image. StatLib started out as an e-mail service and some of the organisation still reflects that heritage. We hope that the StatLib Home Page will provide will provide sufficient guidance to enable you to navigate through the archives. (nwn)

    January 7, 1994: The Pylos Regional Archaeological Project has made the preliminary report given at the annual meetings of the American Institute of Archaeology available on the Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology web server. (nwn)

    January 7, 1994: A new WWW server at AT&T Bell Laboratories is now available for use. Its current offerings include:

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    January 4, 1994: A WWW server has been installed at the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) The primary information resource is the NIH GenBank Genetic Sequence Database, a collection of all known DNA sequences. The server provides searching of GenBank, other sequence databases and a subset of MEDLINE citations related to molecular sequence data. DNA and protein sequence comparison searching against the databases using the BLAST algorithm is also available. NCBI is a division of the National Library of Medicine (NLM), National Institutes of Health (NIH). (nwn)

    January 4, 1994: Botany Department, University of Georgia (Athens, GA, USA) has a new World-Wide-Web page, describing the department, and including a greenhouse tour. (nwn)

    January 4, 1994: The Babylon 5 Frequently Asked Questions List is available. Note: this link has moved to here. (nwn)

    January 4, 1994: The World Bank in Washington, D.C., is announcing a Web Server. A new policy on disclosure of operational information was approved by the Executive Directors in August 1993. As part of that policy, The World Bank Public Information Center has been established to make available to the public a range of operational documents that were previously restricted to official users. Please note that the new policy takes effect in January 1994, and is not retroactive. (nwn)

    January 4, 1994: An ARPA sponsored research project for parallel C++ for supercomputers pC++/Sage++ is on the Web. They are piggy-backed onto CICA, the Center for Innovative Computer Applications (nwn)

    January 4, 1994: HTCLtoTCL takes a program written in Tcl, marked with directives for 'escaping' into HTML generation, and generates a Tcl program from it. You can find the source by anonymous FTP at www.lbl.gov in pub/htcl.tar or by WWW at htcl.tar. Some documentation can be found in the tar file, or in this file. (nwn)

    January 4, 1994: FineArt Forum a seven-year-old publication serving the art and technology community is on the Web. Although the WWW service mainly front-ends of gopher right now we plan to continously expand our service to fully utilize the facilities for rich-media publishing. (nwn)

    January 4, 1994: Wimsey Information Services has a home page with various types of information including Teletimes, an online magazine; and BC Ski, daily ski reports for Whistler Mtn. and gif/jpeg files showing the trail maps for Whistler and Blackcomb. (nwn)

    January 4, 1994: The Rapid Development Lab at NASA/Johnson Space Center is now on-line with a Web server! The RDL is a resource created to explore and evaluate new technologies and processes for flight software and simulation development. A tour of the lab and its capabilities is available with a full suite of pictures, sounds, and movies. (nwn)

    January 4, 1994: Microplex is now running a Web server which provides product and support information on their network print servers. Includes current information on products, support, firmware upgrades, company history, people, etc. (nwn)

    January 3, 1994: Arizona Macintosh Users Group Inc. is now on the Web! (nwn)

    January 3, 1994: There is a new WWW service for mathematics called CSC Mathematical Topics. This service includes links to WWW and Gopher services and to the CSC online help facilities (information on software etc). (nwn)

    January 3, 1994: Oslonett Inc. a Norwegian consulting company trying to educate the industry on Internet use, is pleased to formally announce our WWW services open to the whole Internet. Among other things, you will find a pilot service much in the spirit of GNN's Marketplace, we call it The Oslonett Marketplace. For instance, we believe you will enjoy browsing the information from the Norwegian tourist operator Arctic Adventours. Also, European users may notice that we are serving the Big Dummys Guide To The Internet (hypertext and PostScript only). (nwn)

    January 1, 1994: Novell has added some nice new utilities and services on their Web server. Now you can run a wais search on the news using the archive of Novell-related Newsgroups. Another new utility is a form for submitting UnixWare Product Enhancement requests. This form is routed to the UnixWare product managers so users can tell Novell what they'd like to see in future versions of UnixWare. (nwn)

    January 1, 1994: Beginning in late January, selected contents of the award-winning Palo Alto Weekly will be available via World Wide Web. The Weekly is published twice a week for the San Francisco Peninsula communities of Palo Alto, Menlo Park, Stanford, Portola Valley, Los Altos Hills and East Palo Alto. Internet users will be able to access Weekly movie and restaurant reviews, movie times, real estate open house information, selected news and sports stories, entertainment listings and other material. Here is a sample issue. For those of you living the in the San Francisco Peninsula area, chase away the winter blahs by taking a class in something you've always wanted to do. All of the classes listed are local, and there are hundreds of choices, so you can find something new to do until springtime returns! (nwn)

    January 1, 1994: D3 Electric Catalog is a hypertext multimedia catalog published "live" to the Internet. Leading and hard-to-find personal computer-related products are offered at competitive prices. Product selection focuses on CD-ROM new media, entertainment, computer publishing and connectivity. We are just beginning to load the catalog on this server. More will be added day by day. (nwn)

    January 1, 1994: A new Web server, Bordeaux and Prague, is available, which contains illustrated fictions of both an artistic and a theoretical nature. Currently, the server contains Kid A In Alphabet Land, "an abecedarian roller coaster ride through the phallocentric obscurantism of Jacques Lacan," which is the electronic rendition of a trading card set, and The Valentine Thief, a (large, graphic) Valentine Day story. (nwn)

    January 1, 1994: The Electronic Engineering group at Delft University of Technology is now on the Web! Apart from the usual info (such as the people who work there)there is a Web entry for the OCEAN Sea-of-Gates design system software (with even an on-line users manual). In addition, the server provides access to a comprehensive digital picture archive. (nwn)

    January 1, 1994: Middle East Technical University, Ankara, TURKEY is now based its Campus Wide Information System on NCSA's httpd. The University Catalog and various information about METU and Turkey is accessible. It also has pointers to some information resources in Internet. (nwn)

    January 1, 1994: The Online Career Center provides job-searchers with information about employment opportunities and open positions; people seeking work can also send their resumes in for listing. New features include resumes and jobs sections sorted by jobs skills or position titles. The Online Career Center is a non-profit employer's association; contact occ-info@mail.msen.com for more information on how to join. This service is run by Msen, Inc.; contact info@mail.msen.com for more information on other Msen services. (nwn)

    January 1, 1994: The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) just released Enhancing California's Competitive Strength: A Strategy for Telecommunications Infrastructure, its November 1993 Report to Governor Pete Wilson. (nwn)

    January 1, 1994: This week NBC Nightly News has been running a feature story called "Almost 2001" which is about computer networks. They are also inviting email comments by giving out their address as nightly@nbc.com. Nina Zacuto, one of the producers of the program, has given us permission to post the scripts from the show in the WELLgopher. (nwn)

    January 1, 1994: The Satellite TV Page is open for browsing. It attempts to bring together all the information resources related to the subject of Satellite Television and Radio scattered about the net. These include the South Scanner Satellite Services Chart, listing all video and audio services on all satellites visible in North America; the Internet Wild Feeds List, listing regularly scheduled program feeds on occasional-use transponders; and a collection of satellite TV images. (nwn)

    January 1, 1994: (nwn)

    January 1, 1994: The What's New Archive (nwn)

    December 28, 1993: Quarterdeck Office Systems, Inc now has a Web server. It is running under MS-DOS and DESQview/X. Of interest: QEMM technotes; ports to DESQview/X (including Mosaic 2.1). (nwn)

    December 28, 1993: The Electronic Frontier Foundation is now on the Web. (nwn)

    December 28, 1993: A new Web server at the National Computer Board, Singapore is now online. ORIGINAL works of special interest are:

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    December 28, 1993: Michael Fischer, Michael Witbrock, and Michael Meyer have ported the X Windows version of NCSA Mosaic to the Amiga. The official release of Amiga Mosaic has all the information on where to download it, instructions, etc. Please note that this is not an official NCSA product and we do not offer any direct support. (nwn)

    December 26, 1993: A new BLAST Database Search gateway to the NCBI BLAST email server has been set up on the Web. (nwn)

    December 26, 1993: The National Institutes of Health (NIH) are pleased to announce a WWW server. This server is maintained by the Division of Computer Research and Technology (DCRT) and contains biomedical information generated at, or pertaining to the the NIH Campus in Bethesda, Maryland. At the present time most of the items accessable from this server are being processed by the NIH Gopher Server. However, this server is still in the development stage and we hope to provide more hypertext specific items in the near future. (nwn)

    December 26, 1993: As the RFC search in OHIO only shows RFC numbers, and is currently a bit confused anyway, you may want to try this simple but useful RFC Index Search at NEXOR. It only searches the RFC index file, not the full text of the RFCs. (nwn)

    December 26, 1993: The data of the ceph-genethon-map (Nature paper : "A first-generation physical map of the human genome" D. Cohen, I. Chumakov & J. Weissenbach ) has been made available to the WWW community. (nwn)

    December 26, 1993: The Tech has made available the text of MIT's press release regarding the settlement between MIT and the U.S. Justice Department in the Overlap Group lawsuit. (nwn)

    December 26, 1993: Information on the European Physical Society can be found on the WWW server of NIKHEF , the National Institute for Nuclear Physics and High-Energy Physics in The Netherlands. (nwn)

    December 26, 1993: EUnet, the largest commercial Internet service provider in Europe, is now running a Web server. The server provides information about EUnet, including pointers to national EUnet Web servers and various other information sources in Europe. Frequent travellers to Europe should also check EUnet Traveller, the latest addition to the EUnet product family.
    EUnet wishes Merry Christmas to all Web users! (nwn)

    December 26, 1993: The FBI and NASA have been working together to make information on the UNABOM investigation available to the users of the Internet. The information is also accessable via FTP and Gopher. (nwn)

    December 26, 1993: TNO the Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research is on the Web! Our WWW server gives you information about our organization. TNO's primary tasks is to support and assist trade and industry, governments and others in technological innovation and in solving problems. TNO does this by rendering services and transferring knowledge and know-how. Know-how is obtained from TNO's own research, through collaboration with others, or by exchanging or purchasing knowledge. For more information about our organization see also TNO Gopher server or Anonymous FTP server (nwn)

    December 26, 1993: Internet Distribution Services has moved Document Center, N-Fusion Records, The Directory, and Gymboree to a new permanent server. (nwn)

    December 26, 1993: Kestrel Institute, a research and development organization located in Palo Alto, California has a new Web server. Their work is in applying knowledge-based formal methods to software engineering problems. Current projects include algorithm synthesis, software testing, reactive systems design and verification, data type refinement, visualization synthesis and high-level specification. (nwn)

    December 26, 1993: A new Web server is online for L'Institut d'Informatique d'Entreprise du CNAM, France. (nwn)

    December 21, 1993: A new Web server is available at The University of Canberra, Australia. (nwn)

    December 21, 1993: Here are 2 examples of a general SQL to Mosaic interface : NCSA's supercomputing abstracts and helpdesk . More info here . (nwn)

    December 21, 1993: Take a hop to what could be the world's first virtual holiday greeting (nwn)

    December 21, 1993: The The American Astronomical Society now has a World Wide Web server running. It contains information on the Society, meeting schedules, meeting abstracts (in HTML), staff directory and an HTML version of the AAS Job Register. (nwn)

    December 21, 1993: The Arizona Macintosh Users Group is now on the Web. (nwn)

    December 21, 1993: The Johns Hopkins University BioInformatics Web Server - a new Web server for biology. Here you will find some interesting biological databases (which have hot links to each other as well as to many other databases around the world), electronic publications for biology, a section to help you with your software needs, and of course links to other Web servers. Among the databases present are:

    All of the records in NRL_3D and some of the records in OWL contain in-line images of the 3D structure of the protein and links to the crystal coordinates which can be retrieved an manipulated in your favorite Molecular Graphics Package. (nwn)

    December 21, 1993: Paul Harrington has written a prototype web-grapher which traverses a _local_ web hierarchy and produces a gif representation together with a ISMAP map. (nwn)

    December 21, 1993: Norwegian Telecom Research have put the last issue of their technical journal "Telektronikk" online -- a special issue named "cyberspace". It contains 14 articles with more than 100 images. The WEB version beat paper by about one week. (nwn)

    December 21, 1993: A demonstration home page for the NOAO Cerro Tololo Interamerican Observatories' is available. (nwn)

    December 21, 1993: A WWW-ACEDB gateway has been developed. To use the source for these releases you must have a CGI server (Common Gateway Interface), like NCSA "httpd_1.0".

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    December 21, 1993: An incredible forms-based (but not required) archie gateway has been written by Guy Brooker, guy@jw.estec.esa.nl, for CGI compliant servers. It's similar to the ArchiePlex package by Martijn Koster. The package itself can be found here , and a demonstration of its function can be found here. It's a must see. (nwn)

    December 21, 1993: The summary proceedings of the 1993 Technology Summit, held in the San Francisco Bay Area on November 4-5 1993, are available via the BRIE gopher (nwn)

    December 21, 1993: The JumpStation is a WWW Form for finding other WWW Pages. At present it is in its Alpha state, and cannot be relied upon too heavily. Problem: The current problem is the search speed (it is SLOW!). (nwn)

    December 21, 1993: A graphical map of WWW servers in the United Kingdom is now online. (nwn)

    December 21, 1993: Some interesting references into the MTV WWW server.

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    December 21, 1993: Our favorite magazine Wired now is running a Web server. (nwn)

    December 21, 1993: Brunel University, Uxbridge, UK has a number of Web servers running:

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    December 21, 1993: The Agricultural Genome World Wide Web Server is now available. The server mostly contains information related to plant genetics including genetic maps and bibliographic information (the exception is the Animal Genome Program's Newsletter). The information has been collected through funding from the USDA's Plant Genome Program and is a service of the National Agricultural Library. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: A graphical home page for Portugal is now online. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: Lots of new Internet subject guides are online at the Clearinghouse for Subject-Oriented Internet Resource Guides (see also Gopher access). (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: This is interesting -- a meta-list of "what's new" pages. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: Feedback on Pete Deuel's "stretch text" prototype is now online. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: A new Web server is online for Department of Computing, Northern Territory University, Australia. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: A Web server is running at COSMIC. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: An interactive highway construction project locator map is online for the North Carolina Department of Transportation. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: In 1849, while constructing the first railroad between Rutland and Burlington, Vermont, workers unearthed the bones of a mysterious animal near the town of Charlotte. These bones proved to be the fossilized remains of a beluga whale. What's a whale doing in Vermont, some 150 miles inland from the sea? Thanks to the University of Vermont's Division of Computing and Information Technology (CIT), you can find out by visiting an electronic museum exhibit entitled Charlotte, The Vermont Whale. Other highlights of UVM's entry into the World Wide Web include the CIT Newsletter, an in-depth guide to the Department of Nutritional Sciences, and links to UVM's InfoCat Campus Infomation Gopher. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: Lynx version 2.1 is now available. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: The Canadian Federal Government's Communications Research Centre now has a Web server. Interesting things include CBC radio information including online audio for some radio shows, Industry Canada documents, and a Canadian Coat of Arms display. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: Information on the PASSWORD project in Europe is now online. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: The CDS (Centre de Donnes astronomiques de Strasbourg, France) is opening a public World Wide Web service. The CDS is a data center dedicated to the collection and worldwide distribution of astronomical data. It is located at the Observatoire de Strasbourg, France. The CDS hosts the SIMBAD astronomical database, the world reference database for the identification of astronomical objects. Their Web service gives access to documents and files related to the SIMBAD astronomical database, the TOPBase of the Opacity project, the Star*s Family of directories, etc. It also includes a new feature allowing to select astronomical catalogues by keyword or author's name, among the library of more than 600 catalogues currently available (for a total of about 3 gigabytes of observational data), and to actually retrieve the corresponding files. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: Information is online for the College Hockey Computer Rating and for EWHCI, East-West Int'l Conference on Human-Computer Interaction. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: A Web server is up at Calvin College. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: A Web server is online at University of Hartford. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: A new Web server is up at SUNY Institute of Technology at Utica/Rome. One interesting thing is the Sun Workstation Lab interface; it pings all the machines in the lab to see if they respond, and if they do, it gives you a hyperlink for a telnet session. It also shows all the users on each system with appropriate finger hyperlinks. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: A new Web server is up at the University of Nottingham. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: The University of Tennessee, Office of Research Services, announces its new Web server. The purpose of this server is to provide a package of services to the university research community -- primarily, databases describing funding opportunities, meetings (symposia, conferences, etc.), sponsored activities at The University of Tennessee, interests and areas of expertise of UT faculty, manufacturing companies within Tennessee, access to the Federal Register and Commerce Business Daily publications, federal forms and grant applications, and, of course, the usual 'hooks' to various federal and other resources of interest to academic folk. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: A primer converting htbin scripts to CGI scripts is now available for server administrators. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: A graphical map of networked information sources in Italy is now online. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: The University of Limerick now has a map of Ireland complete with links to all known Irish World Wide Web sites. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: Information on a C routine by Kacper Nowicki that may be useful for reading parameters from fill-out forms is now online. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: A new Web server is up at KKSF. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: A new experimental Web server is running at the Faculty of Environmental Design, University of Canberra. On Enviroserver there are various academic texts to browse, including the "Archidata" collection, a bit of an Honours thesis, a design catalogue, and a hotlist of things that the Faculty might find interesting. (nwn)

    December 19, 1993: Project Gutenberg, a project aimed at providing copyright-cleared eletronic texts for humans and computers, has released their 100th e-text: The Complete Works of William Shakespeare. Also of note is their first MIDI file: Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, in C-minor. Other recent additions include The Prisoner of Zenda by Anthony Hope, Flatland by Edwin A. Abbott, and A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens. See Frederick Roeber's unofficial Gutenberg Master Index. (nwn)

    December 12, 1993: The Web is getting really really big. Really quickly. (nwn)

    December 11, 1993: The DOS Internet Kit has been updated yet again (by Dean Pentcheff at the Web server on tbone.biol.scarolina.edu) to include new software releases. It is a self-installing package to get PCs connected to Internet resources (including Gopher, Mosaic, Telnet, etc.). It now includes the new Trumpet Winsock #18 (with improved SLIP support), the new Crynwr packet drivers #11, and updated configuration instructions. (nwn)

    December 11, 1993: The Department of Chemistry at the University of Sheffield is now running an experimental Web server. Its features include WebElements. Currently, WebElements includes a periodic table database, an interactive isotope pattern calculator, and an interactive element percentage calculator. Please note that the server is often switched off during UK night time. (nwn)

    December 11, 1993: An experimental Web server is running at SUNY Plattsburgh in the Department of Biological Sciences on a Mac Quadra 800. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: comp.infosystems.announce is a proposed moderated news group for announcements of Internet information tools and services. Announcements may be of the release of new software packages or of new services such as new and updated servers for Gopher, World Wide Web, WAIS and similar information systems. See the call for votes on the creation of the newsgroup. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: The English Server at CMU has lots of interesting new things: Cultronix, a new online journal of online culture, a directory of progressive political texts, a MUD for online conversations about humanities interests and other topics of interest to their community, an area for works in Cultural Studies, a collection in issues of gender, sex and sexuality, a recipes collection heavily weighted towards vegetarian items, and a series of informational items on Pittsburgh. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: NASA's Planetary Data System (PDS) archives and distributes digital data from past and present NASA planetary missions, astronomical observations, and laboratory measurements. This server provides access to PDS catalogs and on-line systems, the Planetary Science Data Dictionary, and other PDS information. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: A new Web server is online at the Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation, in Tokyo, Japan, serving Japanese information. This server contains documents in Japanese, as well as notes on Japanese encoding methods and WWW browsers that can display Japanese. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: A Web server is up at the Department of Biochemistry at the University of Cambridge. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: A new Web server is up at Department of Computer Science, Berlin University of Technology. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: The first ice hockey team on the Web! (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: The Australian Public Access Network Association is now running a Web server with contact information, UUCP maps, and pictures of members. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: Wilson Lab at Cornell University is now running a Web server which serves information about the high-energy physics program at Wilson Lab, CLEO collaboration preprints, and related information. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: The December 2, 1993 issue of the Trincoll Journal --- a student run multimedia magazine --- has just been published. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: A HyperDiscordia Web server is up. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: A Web server that serves as a gateway to GlobalMUSH, a multi-user interactive environment with a global theme, is now up. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: A new Web server is up at QMS. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: Researchers at NASA and the University of Houston have implemented a proof-of-concept interface between the Web and their software reuse repository (which is based on a relational database). The interface has been implemented in two modes, with links and with forms. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: A Web server is up for the United Kingdom/Canada/Netherlands Joint Astronomy Centre in Hilo, Hawaii. The user guides for the 3.5-metre United Kingdom Infrared Telescope and the 15-metre James Clerk Maxwell Submillimetre Telescope are now online, with other documentation to follow. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: A Web page for the rec.windsurfing community is now online. Also, a Web-ification of the alt.folklore.urban FAQ list. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: A Web server is coming online for the complete works of William Shakespeare. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: The University of Maryland Amateur Radio Association W3EAX is now running a Web server. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: Computone Corporation, a leading manufacturer of data communications hardware and software, has put up a Web server. Current product datasheets, software release notes, and updated drivers are on-line. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: John December's latest summary of Internet tools for Network Information Retrieval (NIR) and Computer-Mediated Communication (CMC) is now available. This list gives a one-line description of each tool, a description of its action, and references to documentation and demonstrations through links to ftp sites, telnet sessions, web documents, web-finger gateway, gopher, or news. It also contains pointers to email-accessible resources and reference documents for more information about these tools. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: A new Web server is up at the Department of Mathematical Sciences at Clemson University. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: The Computer Graphics Unit at The University of Manchester provides computer graphics and scientific visualization services. They are now serving information on the Web, including descriptions of graphical software they have developed (much of which is freely available), and graphics research they are doing (which means lots of pretty pictures and several MPEG movies you won't have seen before). Or you could look up the staff there. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: International Teletimes, an electronic magazine, is now on the Web. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: Carroll College is now running a Web server. (nwn)

    December 10, 1993: Maintaining this list is a full time job. (nwn)

    December 8, 1993: GNN mirror servers are now available at EUnet in Germany, TU Chemnitz, Universitaetsrechenzentrum, and Ireland Online. Also, if you read GNN but have not yet registered, please do so -- you can use the online registration form with Mosaic 2.0. (nwn)

    December 7, 1993: GYMBOREE is the world leader in age-appropriate parent/child play programs for newborns through 5 year olds. Classes include great fun, music and activities along with Parachute Time for a favorite ending. (nwn)

    December 7, 1993: The Open Software Foundation now has a Web server. General information about OSF and its Research Institute are available. More stuff will eventually make it there. (nwn)

    December 7, 1993: The FAQ for alt.fan.blues-brothers is now online. (nwn)

    December 7, 1993: A graphical Norwegian home page is now online. Anyone with time on his/her hands might want to consider starting a project to do exactly that for the entire world... (nwn)

    December 7, 1993: A new server is up at Minho University in Portugal. (nwn)

    December 7, 1993: A Web server is up for NASA press releases. (nwn)

    December 6, 1993: GNN has some new features: an online registration form, an interactive comments form, and more. Also, the December 6 edition of GNN News is out, including stories on mtv.com (the Gopher server, not the mtv.com Web server, for some reason), and more. Also see a new review of Mosaic 2.0. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: An example of stretch text, as envisioned by Ted Nelson, is online courtesy of Pete Deuel at Clarkson. Pretty funky... (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: A Travel Resource Center is now online in GNN. It's the first Travel Resource Center on the Internet, and includes links to all kinds of information. It also has a syndicated column called World Travel Watch, and the first (so far as they know) currency rate chart on the net. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: A report on Web-related activities at Hypertext '93 is now online at HCC, courtesy Kevin Hughes. Notes on the Web birds-of-a-feather meeting are there, as well as general comments on Web-related demos. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: Postmodern Culture, the online journal, now has an official Web server. It is part of the new Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities at the University of Virginia Web server. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: A Web server is online for the Computational Science Education Project, an education project sponsored by the U.S. Dept. of Energy. They have developed a textbook for teaching computational science to an interdisciplinary audience of advanced undergraduates and beginning graduate students. The release of the first version was at Supercomputing '93. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: The Swiss node of the European Molecular Biology network (EMBnet) has started a Web server. The server delivers information for the Swiss Molecular Biologist's community. A online information bulletin (Biocomputing News) is available which explains various topics of current interest in Biocomputing. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: A new Web server is online at the National Solar Observatory facilities at Sac Peak, in New Mexico. The server has observatory use policies, ftp access, an exhibit, technical documents. In the future, the server will help manage, organize, and present the observatory resources and research. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: In addition to the primary Clemson University Web server, there is also a Clemson College of Engineering server. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: The first issue of The Directory, the South Bay`s directory of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and supportive businesses is available on the Internet. The Directory is published by the people who bring you OutNOW!, the South Bay's only biweekly newspaper for the lesbian, gay, bisexual community and their friends. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: The Applied Research Laboratories of The University of Texas at Austin announces their Web server. It contains mostly internal support information now (including a staff directory), but will likely provide some general laboratory information in the near future. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: The University of Tennessee Libraries announces its combined Gopher/Web server. Part of the server is a lighthouse tour. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: The Virtual Hospital is now online. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: A German Web interface to the simtel archive is now online. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: The ARTFL Web server now has a number of new reporting mechanisms. These include limited searches on the main database of 1880 texts, word frequency generators, and morphological analysis. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: The Web server at Cambridge Astronomy has been extensively revised, with new home pages for the constituent organisations: the Institute of Astronomy, the Royal Greenwich Observatory, and the Mullard Radio Astronomy Observatory. New services include Dave Green's Catalogue of Supernova Remnants, and a series of General Astronomy leaflets produced by the Royal Greenwich Observatory. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: The Numerical Aerodynamic Simulation Division (NAS) located at NASA Ames Research Center is pleased to announce a Web server containing many technical reports and images (some of which have restricted access). Watch for ongoing improvements. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: A Web server is online at Interpath. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: A new Web server is running at the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory. The server includes the first coffee machine on the Web. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: A central Web server is running at Texas A&M. Also, the Texas A&M University Hypermedia Research Lab is now on the Web. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: The School of Information and Library Studies at the University of Michigan is pleased to announce its first Web server. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: Will Sadler at Indiana University School of Law has put online addresses of State and Federal Courts of the United States. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: The rec.martial-arts FAQ/pictures repository is now on the Web. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: A Climbing Archive is now on the Web. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: A Web server is running at Bilkent University. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: FreeHEP, a collection of software and information about software useful in high energy physics and related fields, has a new set of hypermedia pages. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: The RKBA archive has changed URLs. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: A quick FAQ for Mosaic for X 2.0 is now available. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: An experimental Web server is running for the AskERIC Electronic Library, a collection of information and pointers to resources of interest to a K-12 education audience. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: NTT Basic Research Labs in Japan has made a set of modifications to Mosaic 2.0 to support various national character sets, including Greek, Hebrew, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. See information. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: A J.R.R. Tolkien information page is now online at University of Waterloo. (nwn)

    December 5, 1993: The What's New Archive (nwn)

    November 28, 1993: A new Web server is running for BIBSYS, a shared library database for Norwegian Universities and other research libraries, and the National Library. (nwn)

    November 27, 1993: A Web server is running at the Undergraduate Computer Science Laboratory at the California Institute of Technology. It includes information on Caltech, including links to servers in other departments and a number of student home pages. (nwn)

    November 26, 1993: The Clearinghouse for Subject-Oriented Resource Guides now has a home page. (nwn)

    November 26, 1993: A Web server is running at EMBnet in Europe. (nwn)

    November 26, 1993: The November 22 edition of GNN News is out. Also, new advertisers in the GNN Resource Directory include Lens Express Inc. (nwn)

    November 25, 1993: The Astronomy Department of the University of Massachusetts at Amherst has expanded their Web server. They now have hyper-maps (clickable graphical maps) of some astronomical regions (such as L1641 in Orion) which give you a tour of the region, giving you access to several regions of the spectrum (X-Ray, Optical, Infrared, Radio) by simply clicking on a spectrum colorbar below the image. Other parts of the server have also been enhanced. (nwn)

    November 25, 1993: A new Web server is up and running at Griffith University in Australia. (nwn)

    November 25, 1993: A Web server is running at DELPHI, one of the 4 big LEP experiments at CERN. (nwn)

    November 24, 1993: Mother Jones, the national magazine of exposes and progressive politics, is now online! Currently available are all issues from 1993, including full text and cover images -- more to come. (nwn)

    November 24, 1993: The ACM SIGMOD Information Server offers information of interest to the database community: jobs, conferences, free software, news stories, information on how to get database research funding, and on-line database publications. (nwn)

    November 24, 1993: New exhibits online at NCSA: Spacetime Splashes: Catching the Wave in Einstein's Equations from NCSA's Applications group, and The Fractal Microscope from NCSA's Education group. (nwn)

    November 24, 1993: The University of Limerick is now back online with a Web server (administered by Liam Relihan). UL has information on The Prisoner, Ireland and the Computer Science Department at UL. There is also a questionnaire which you can fill out very quickly to give your opinions on the pages at UL. (nwn)

    November 24, 1993: Experimental forms-based meta-indices of network-based query servers (including Web, WAIS, and Gopher servers) are available from both NCSA and CUI. These meta-indices are probably only currently usable by Mosaic for X version 2.0. (nwn)

    November 24, 1993: Joel's Hierarchical Subject Index (JHSI) is a project currently under construction led by Joel Jones at UIUC. It is an attempt to collect and organize information on the Internet. The information organizing philosophy is that of a hierarchical division of knowledge. The desired organizational philosophy is that of distributed management. The goal is to provide an access path from a single point to all electronic sources available on the Internet. (nwn)

    November 23, 1993: International Software Systems, Inc. in Austin, TX announces a Red Dwarf Home Page. (Red Dwarf is a wacky British sci-fi comedy.) (nwn)

    November 22, 1993: Novell has put a major chunk of new information online: the Novell Technical Support Database, which includes about 10,000 documents written by Novell's Support Engineers which explain solutions to most any troubleshooting question they've come across. The Database includes the full line of Novell products, as well as general networking/integration solutions. Other new information includes the Novell Buyer's Guide. (nwn)

    November 22, 1993: A Web server is up at the Multimedia Communications Laboratory at Boston University. A brief description of current lab projects and some additional information is available online. Abstracts of all lab publications and some (nice!) movies of the lab, the park where lab staffers eat lunch, and the Charles River are also available. (nwn)

    November 22, 1993: There are now two interactive genetic art exhibits online at CMU: International Interactive Genetic Art and International Interactive Genetic Art II. Wow! (The exhibits are also pointed to by the CMU fun page and the CMU What's New page.) (nwn)

    November 22, 1993: In the "New Yet Unusual" category: H. Morrow Long's breakthrough new multimedia hit song, "So You Want to be an Internet Hypermedia Star?" (nwn)

    November 22, 1993: A new Web server is up at the Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities at the University of Virginia. (nwn)

    November 22, 1993: A Web server is up for the RKBA archive. (nwn)

    November 22, 1993: The Honolulu Community College Web server has moved to a more powerful system; the new URL is http://www.hcc.hawaii.edu/. (nwn)

    November 21, 1993: The UC-Berkeley Museum of Paleontology's Web server continues to improve by leaps and bounds -- one amazing new feature is an interactive guest book built around a registration fill-out form. Also see the Pacific Rim Biodiversity Catalog, the Mollusc Evolution Listserver, an exhibit on white sharks of California, and an exhibit of the Paleontological Institute of Russia. (nwn)

    November 21, 1993: The Trincoll Journal, a weekly multimedia magazine run by students at Trinity College in Hartford Connecticut, with all design, programming, contributions and artwork created by people from around the world, is now in the Web. (nwn)

    November 21, 1993: See the index of multimedia information sources at CUI for a comprehensive overview of multimedia on the Internet. (nwn)

    November 21, 1993: A new Web server is online at Clemson University. (nwn)

    November 21, 1993: A pioneering application of Mosaic, fill-out forms, and Internet video and audio multicasting technology is now online courtesy of Anders Klemets -- an interactive interface to prerecorded multicasted events. (nwn)

    November 21, 1993: A really slick International Interactive Genetic Art exhibit is now online, courtesy Michael Witbrock at CMU -- it uses fill-out forms to allow you to "vote" on images and contribute to the next iteration of the genetic art. (nwn)

    November 21, 1993: A redesigned version of the "Palace" of Diocletian at Split is now online in the EXPO. (nwn)

    November 21, 1993: An online Unix help system is up at Edinburgh University. (nwn)

    November 21, 1993: The Technical Communication department at Clarkson University is pleased to announce that they are piloting the University's leap into WWW. The Clarkson University home page is currently under construction; keep checking for new developments. (nwn)

    November 21, 1993: Spencer W. Thomas is putting together a collection of beer and brewing related stuff including a large set of images of beer labels and coasters (from the Homebrew Archive). Also on the page are pointers to a number of FAQ files. Plans include threaded searches of the homebrew mailing list archives and keyword searches of the "Cat's Meow" recipe book. (nwn)

    November 21, 1993: The Tech, MIT's oldest and largest newspaper, has just placed the entire text of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) on its Web server. NAFTA is the latest addition to the relatively new "news bulletins" page, which contains MIT-related documents. (nwn)

    November 21, 1993: The mtv.com Web server continues to evolve -- see the A/V center (including the Quote of the Day), more music reviews, the MTV Network Resource Center, concert reviews and schedules, Adam Curry's favorite Web links, and more. (nwn)

    November 21, 1993: Wired Magazine now has a Gopher server that seems to have full text from back issues online. (nwn)

    November 21, 1993: The first Planet Earth Home Page has come online. (nwn)

    November 21, 1993: Mosaic has won an Ima -- yow! (See the Ima announcement.) (nwn)

    November 18, 1993: New Form Creation/Submission Documentation to help people get started with the new forms capabilities of Mosaic 2.0, and NCSA httpd 1.0a5. (nwn)

    November 15, 1993: A new Web server is running at Mount Stromlo and Siding Spring Observatories. (nwn)

    November 15, 1993: The Texas Department of Information Resources is proud to announce the Texas State Government home page. This Web document contains information on Texas state agencies, services, and information resources. A Web server will be established shortly. (nwn)

    November 15, 1993: N-FUSION Records, a San Fran'disco' record label, has put samples from their recent CD "The Best of San Frandisco, Volume One" on the Internet as an experiment. N-FUSION records was formed by DJ Digit and DJ EFX in conjunction with City Hall Records and serves up a wide assortment of tribal, trance and house beats for the progressive club DJ. (nwn)

    November 15, 1993: C&C Software Technology Center (CSTC) of NEC Systems Lab has made available a version of SOCKS, a package for running Internet clients from behind firewalls without breaching security requirements, that includes a suitably modified version of Mosaic for X 2.0. Beware: such a version is not supported by NCSA; we can't help with questions or problems arising from the modifications made by others. But, we encourage you to check it out if it's interesting to you. Questions and problem notifications can be sent to Ying-Da Lee (ylee@syl.dl.nec.com). (nwn)

    November 15, 1993: A Web server is running at University of Washington Nuclear Physics Laboratory. It has information about the laboratory, its location, a hypertext version of the 1993 Annual Report, internal reports, descriptions of some of the experiments currently in progress, tutorials on nuclear theory, a library of software manuals, links to sources of news, and links to other sites of interest. (nwn)

    November 15, 1993: A banjo tablature archive is now up and running in New Zealand. (nwn)

    November 15, 1993: Michael Ledwidge in Australia says: "While development continues on making the World Wide Web more sophisticated, efforts should be made to put this technology to other uses -- some more relevant to the arts than to the sciences." (nwn)

    November 14, 1993: The new home page at UC-Berkeley Museum of Paleontology is pretty slick -- for an applied example of distributed graphical information mapping, see their Subway page. (nwn)

    November 14, 1993: Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory (LBL) is running a new Web server. The server currently gives access to information from various LBL projects, such as the Conference on Computing in High Energy Physics 1994 (CHEP), the Comprehensive Epidemiologic Data Project, the LBL Particle Data Group, and the ACM SIGMOD (Special Interest Group on Management of Data) Online Services. The server also gives access to online versions of the scientific articles from LBL's Research Magazine, and the articles from LBL's Computing Newsletter, among other LBL publications and documents. LBL will naturally include more information in the future; for example, they anticipate information from their Human Genome Project. (nwn)

    November 14, 1993: The Microwave subnode of NASA's Planetary Data System, located at MIT, is concerned with the archival and distribution of planetary radar and radiometry data. It maintains a small on-line collection of images and text describing the Magellan, Venera 15/16, and Pioneer 12 experiments to map the planet Venus. (nwn)

    November 14, 1993: A new Web server is running at The Computer Science Institute at Hebrew University of Jerusalem -- it's experimental and still being evolved. (nwn)

    November 14, 1993: The Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, Maine is now running a Web server. The Jackson Laboratory is a nonprofit research laboratory in the area of mammalian genetics. The server is maintained by the laboratory's Computing Staff. (nwn)

    November 14, 1993: A new server of biological interest, at the Harvard Biolabs, has been set up. This server is designed to be of particular value for scientists interested in or working on the Human Genome Project. (nwn)

    November 14, 1993: A Web server is running at SuperJANET, the advanced high speed academic network in the UK and the successor to JANET. (nwn)

    November 14, 1993: Yale University Computer Science's annual departmental brochure is now online as hypermedia. Also check out the "bandwidth expensive" index to CS people at Yale. (nwn)

    November 14, 1993: The DOS Internet Kit has been updated (by Dean Pentcheff at the Web server on tbone.biol.scarolina.edu) to reflect the cascade of new releases during the past week. It is a self-installing package to get Ethernet-equipped PCs connected to Internet resources. It now includes the new versions of NCSA Windows Mosaic, Trumpet Winsock (with SLIP support), and the image viewer LView (as well as NCSA Telnet and PC Gopher), along with updated configuration instructions. (nwn)

    November 10, 1993: A Web server is running at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). This server provides information on the programs and activities of the Commerce Department's National Institute of Standards and Technology. NIST promotes U.S. economic growth by working with U.S. industry on advanced technologies, measurement science, and standards. Major NIST programs include the Advanced Technology Program (ATP), which helps fund the development of promising but high-risk technologies with the potential for major economic impact for U.S. industry; the Manufacturing Extension Partnership, which helps small and medium-sized companies improve their efficiency and competitiveness through improved manufacturing and management techniques; the NIST research laboratories, which have pursued leading-edge research on measurement in virtually every branch of the physical sciences and engineering since 1901; and the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award, which promotes the dissemination and use of quality management practices throughout U.S. industry. (nwn)

    November 10, 1993: A Web server is online with information about the National Information Infrastructure Testbed project, a consortium of industry, government and universities intended to work on National Information Infrastructures, the "next generation of computing". The Web server is located at Ellery Systems in Colorado. (nwn)

    November 10, 1993: A new Web server is up at the UNC Institute for Transportation Research and Education. (nwn)

    November 10, 1993: A Web server is running at Wake Forest University; it covers the online campus information system, the Wake Forest student newspaper, and other information. (nwn)

    November 9, 1993: Kevin Hughes says: OK, after a total rewrite the interactive world map at is up and running, this time a little more bug-free! Now educational, military/government, and corporate sites are color-coded, and you can find locations by clicking on the map or entering text. (nwn)

    November 8, 1993: A Web server is now online for Novell Online Services -- this one is really slick; it uses a bookshelf metaphor for navigation, URL redirection for clean integration of image maps, fill-out forms, etc. Fill out a form to request product information, submit a technical support query for UnixWare, and more. A related home page is available for the Novell European Support Center. (nwn)

    November 8, 1993: Educational Technology Services (ETS), SAS Computing in the School of Arts & Sciences at The University of Pennsylvania would like to announce the formation of a Web server. ETS supports the instructional and research computing and technology needs of the School of Arts & Sciences. Incorporated in our server is the CCAT (Center for Computer Analysis of Texts, a sub-unit of ETS) Gopher server, containing one of the largest on-line text archives in the world. Other areas under development are the digital language lab, an attempt to distribute audio/video materials traditionally delivered in a cassette language lab, digitally over the internet; and the digital slide library, an initiative to make slides for History of Art and other courses using images available on the Internet. The World Wide Web is the vehicle for these initiatives. (nwn)

    November 8, 1993: At the University of South Carolina in Columbia, SC, Dean Pentcheff has set up a Web server for (and of!) his lab, with a biologically oriented home page. If you are trying to get IBM PC users started with Internet connections, check out the DOS Internet Kit there. It's a self-installing package for Ethernet-connected PCs that includes current versions of NCSA Telnet, PC Gopher, Trumpet Winsock, Windows Mosaic, and LView (with configuration instructions and pointers to update sites). (nwn)

    November 8, 1993: The InterNIC is now running a Web server! Right now it points to the InterNIC's Information Services, Directory and Database Services, and Registration Services Gopher servers. (nwn)

    November 8, 1993: The New Zealand election results are online at CMU. (nwn)

    November 7, 1993: The 1993 CIA World Factbook is now online via WAIS (direct WAIS access for Mosaic 2.0). (nwn)

    November 7, 1993: There is a Web server running for the Explorer project -- "part of a research and development effort to establish an on time and user friendly means of delivering a full range of information resources to educators and students" -- at the University of Kansas. (nwn)

    November 5, 1993: A new Web server is up for ARTFL -- American and French Research on the Treasury of the French Language. This server is now alive for Mosaic 2.0 access! (nwn)

    November 5, 1993: Kevin Hughes at Honolulu has put up a Interactive Geographical Index -- he says: "It's a world map - click on where you're from once, and a little dot will appear where you clicked. You may already see some dots where others have clicked. Below the map are the addresses of the people who clicked on the map - select any address and you'll see the location on the map (with one dot this time) where they clicked. Anyway, in time the map should be pretty full of dots and look rather cool, sort of a visual guest book!" It is, of course, strictly experimental. (nwn)

    November 5, 1993: A Web server has been opened at the University of Connecticut/Storrs. One section of this server is dedicated to the prehistoric archaeology of the northeastern United States (Archnet). Archaeologists and students of archaeology can access data, site/survey reports, scanned images, analytical programs, and other resources. (nwn)

    November 5, 1993: More content for those of us who are politics junkies: the "Brady Bill" currently being debated by the US Government (the text comes from the RKBA archive). (nwn)

    November 4, 1993: There is a new Web server at the SUNY/Buffalo Geography Department with lots of interesting stuff, including a resource listing of Internet-based geography information and a killer You Are Here server -- check it out! (nwn)

    November 4, 1993: The English Server at CMU has just recently put up a Web server (mostly acting as a front end to their Gopher server). They have a large selection of mostly humanities-related material accumulated over the last couple of years. (nwn)

    November 4, 1993: John Ockerbloom at CMU has collected references to a number of papal encyclicals (including John Paul's recent encyclical Veritatis Splendor), Vatican II documents, and other sources. (nwn)

    November 4, 1993: The European Space Information System project, located at ESRIN, Frascati, Italy in the Information Systems Division of the European Space Agency is a service to the Astronomical and Space Physics communities to provide access to data of all kinds, including images, spectra from a number of space missions. A comprehensive bibliographic reference from all the major Astronomical and Space Physics journals is also available on-line. (nwn)

    November 4, 1993: A new Web server is up at the Electronic Circuit Design Group (EEB) of the Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands. (nwn)

    November 4, 1993: The VOGON News Service provides UK News (source BBC) each weekday. The latest edition posted to soc.culture.british by Gwyn Evans is now available through the Web. (nwn)

    November 4, 1993: A new Web server is up at Brunel in Great Britain: the Brunel Information Service. (nwn)

    November 4, 1993: The Cornell Theory Center (CTC) home pages have been reorganized and enhanced. The home page now has three "children": Theory Center Tour; User Documentation; and Affiliated Programs, Institutions, and Organizations. (nwn)

    November 4, 1993: The CTC Tour is a new Mosaic page. It provides an overview of the Theory Center, including information about hardware, software, visualization tools and movies, parallel programming tools, user resources, and scientific research publications. (nwn)

    November 4, 1993: The CTC User Documentation page is geared to existing and potential Theory Center users. It provides access to the Theory Center online information system and our anonymous ftp site. (nwn)

    November 4, 1993: The CTC Affiliated Programs, Institutions, and Organizations page describes numerous Theory Center Programs and related high-performance computing organizations. (nwn)

    November 3, 1993: ANU Bioinformatics has just upgraded to HTTP/1.0 and is accessible again to everyone using Mosaic prereleases 3-6 (although if you are using pre 3-6, you should move to pre7 immediately) and other HTTP/1.0 clients. Look for lots of new services as they exploit the capabilities of NCSA's latest server. Meanwhile, see the following recent compilations: Educational and Teaching Resources, Guide to Australia, and Hypermedia and the Internet. The list of sources for Internet browsers and client software includes live links to each of the sites. (nwn)

    November 2, 1993: Internet Talk Radio presents an interview with Tim Berners-Lee, father of the World Wide Web. (nwn)

    November 2, 1993: A gateway has been introduced for TrekMUSE, a popular MUD (multi-user dungeon, or text-based interactive virtual environment) variant. (nwn)

    November 2, 1993: There is a Center for Applied Parallel Processing (CAPP) at the University of Colorado; its server includes the CAPP Demos page with visualizations, movies and scenes of Boulder, and even a real-time thermometer. (nwn)

    November 2, 1993: The Department of Teleinformatics at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden has a Web server that has been up for some time. They are now putting some useful info in it, like information on courses given by the department, information on the research activities, etc. There are also links to their FTP and gopher servers. (nwn)

    November 1, 1993: "Questions are a burden" so just see the pages on the cult TV series The Prisoner, at the University of Limerick. (nwn)

    November 1, 1993: The Computer Science Club of the University of Waterloo is pleased to announce its new home page. Among the features is an experimental threaded Usenet interface (which may or may not work for you). (nwn)

    November 1, 1993: The What's New Archive (nwn)

    October 30, 1993: Adam Curry of MTV is running a Web server on mtv.com. (nwn)

    October 30, 1993: There is now a Web server for Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology at the Department of Classical Studies at University of Michigan. (nwn)

    October 30, 1993: Two new Web servers are up at University of Maryland: one is run by a faculty member and the other is run by graduate students. (nwn)

    October 30, 1993: A Web server is running on Richard Smith's Mac; the subject is the innovation process. (nwn)

    October 30, 1993: A Web server is running at University of Oldenburg's Physics Department (Germany). (nwn)

    October 28, 1993: The National Health Security Plan is now online in full glory at UNC (see also the Gopher version). (nwn)

    October 28, 1993: InterText Magazine, an electronically-distributed bi-monthly fiction magazine that's been publishing since March 1991, has just opened up a World Wide Web edition with hypertext indexes and hot links to all the stories that have appeared in its pages. (See also the latest issue of InterText at any time.) (nwn)

    October 28, 1993: Andy Burnett has started a new Web server devoted to Linux information. (nwn)

    October 28, 1993: Doctor Fun is still racking 'em up -- see today's. (nwn)

    October 27, 1993: My cohort in X development, Eric Bina, has put online a forms-based community hotlist. If you're running a browser that supports forms (like Mosaic 2.0pre6), check it out! (nwn)

    October 26, 1993: The Space Remote Sensing Center is now running a Web server. (nwn)

    October 26, 1993: Will Sadler at Indiana University is digitizing a series of radio shorts called LawTalk. (nwn)

    October 26, 1993: The "Association des Bibliophiles Universels" (ABU) now offers some online texts of French public domain literature. Also included is some information about the organization (in French). (nwn)

    October 26, 1993: The Geometry Center at the University of Minnesota is pleased to announce that it is now running a Web server. The server contains, among other things, the illustration from the October 1993 Scientific American cover. (nwn)

    October 26, 1993: The Departent of Computer Science at Brigham Young University is pleased to announce the public unveiling of our Web server. The departmental server provides access to a faculty list, a mission statement, and links to some research laboratories in the department, as well as to department FTP sites. (nwn)

    October 26, 1993: The Laboratory for Applied Logic in the Departent of Computer Science at Brigham Young University is pleased to announce the public unveiling of our Web server. Our laboratory server provides access to the HOL theorem prover's documentation and reference library. Also supported are queries on the info-HOL mailing list archives. There is also a link to the LAL FTP site. (nwn)

    October 26, 1993: The EXPO has added some informative sound clips to the Terrain Map. The EXPO folks say: thanks to Robert Guralnick who kindly donated his voice. (nwn)

    October 25, 1993: The National Coordination Office for High Performance Computing and Communications (NCO/HPCC) is pleased to announce the NCO/HPCC Web server. The server contains a variety of HPCC-related information, including the FY 1994 "Blue Book" titled "High Performance Computing and Communications: Towards a National Information Infrastructure" (which includes screenshots of Mosaic). (nwn)

    October 25, 1993: Enterprise Integration Technologies (EIT) announces the availability of a Web server that includes a threaded version of the www-talk archive. It uses the Hypermail program developed by Tom Gruber at KSL/Stanford University to put email archives into HTML format (including embedded URLs). This server is being set up as part of the SHARE project, a collaboration between CDR and SIMA at Stanford University and EIT. SHARE is developing tools and services to support mechanical engineering design, one example of which is the ME210 design class at Stanford. (nwn)

    October 25, 1993: There is a new Web server for the Digital Tradition folk song database which allows users to search for, display, and (in some cases) play songs interactively. (nwn)

    October 25, 1993: To hear BSDI's Rob Kolstad's message from the bridge of the USS Enterprise, see the new and improved BSDI information page. (nwn)

    October 24, 1993: A new Web server is running at the Center for EUV Astrophysics, University of California, Berkeley. The Center supports the Extreme UltraViolet Explorer (EUVE) satellite. (nwn)

    October 24, 1993: An experimental Web server is running at the University of Waikato. (nwn)

    October 23, 1993: Ben Davenport, a freshman at Princeton, who spent the past summer helping the NCSA Education group on a variety of projects, has set up his Mac Centris 650 as a Web server in his dorm room. (nwn)

    October 22, 1993: The Federal University of Rio de Janeiro is now running a Web server. (nwn)

    October 21, 1993: GNN News has scooped the print world with a story on Rep. Markey's announcement of October 22 that the SEC's EDGAR Database is coming to the Internet. Read all about it! (nwn)

    October 21, 1993: If you are using Mosaic 2.0 prerelease 6, you simply have to try the new ArchiePlexForm archie gateway. Also see the new Cardiff movie database browser with fill-out forms. (nwn)

    October 20, 1993: The University of Limerick now has a home page. There is some information on Natural Language Processing and there will be more in the future. You can also view the Limerick bus timetable. (nwn)

    October 19, 1993: Hirokai Ikeda and Yasuhiko Higaki are pleased to announce a shared electronic publication of the IEC Standard 417 to the Internet as trial bases, with permission of the Central Office, the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). The original paper-based publication from the IEC, Geneva, has been faithfully reproduced as a hypertext with graphics in Ikeda Laboratory. The standard is for graphical symbols for use on equipment. It has been maintained and will continuously be maintained and supplemented by the IEC SC3C in accordance with the needs in the fields of electrotechnology. (nwn)

    October 19, 1993: CUI's searchable index of Web resources -- formerly Jughead -- has undergone a name change; it's now W3Catalog and available at URL http://cuiwww.unige.ch/w3catalog. (nwn)

    October 18, 1993: The Australian Environmental Resources Information Network is now running a Web server. (nwn)

    October 18, 1993: Brown University Physics Department is running a Web server (which currently doesn't do much but point to the Brown High Energy Physics server). (nwn)

    October 18, 1993: Rutgers University is now running a Web server. (nwn)

    October 17, 1993: A new Internet Resources Meta-Index is now online at NCSA; send suggestions for changes and additions to mosaic@ncsa.uiuc.edu. The Meta-Index is intended to list the most useful and interesting listings and searchable indices to information resources on the Internet. Associated with the Meta-Index is an an experimental graphical map of some of these information resource listings and indices. (nwn)

    October 17, 1993: UCLA now has a Web server. (nwn)

    October 17, 1993: INRIA, the French research agency, now has a Web server. (nwn)

    October 17, 1993: A fractals page is now available from Rennes University of France. (nwn)

    October 15, 1993: There is now information on line about the Defense Research and Engineering Network (DREN), the networking component of the DoD High Performance Computing Modernization Program. (nwn)

    October 14, 1993: Jughead, the searchable catalog of WWW resources at CUI, Geneva, Switzerland, has moved to http://cuiwww.unige.ch/jughead. It is updated automatically every day from a variety of sources, including this "What's New" document. The format of the entries has been improved, and several new information sources have been added. Suggestions for other lists to be included as raw material should be sent by e-mail to Oscar Nierstrasz (oscar@cui.unige.ch). (nwn)

    October 14, 1993: The UC-Berkeley Hall of Dinosaurs exhibit has been upgraded to include image map navigation that "incorporates that 'hallway' feeling of walking through museums with 'evolution through time'... basically, you can walk through evolution through time." Nice! (nwn)

    October 14, 1993: The EDV-Lab at the Technical University of Vienna (Austria) has recently established a Web server. (nwn)

    October 14, 1993: Cognitive Science at Edinburgh has put together a Web server on computational phonology. (nwn)

    October 14, 1993: Adam Curry of MTV fame has started mtv.com, a Gopher server intended to provide all kinds of pop-culture trivia to the Internet. (nwn)

    October 13, 1993: The National Library of Medicine (NLM) announces HyperDOC, a multimedia/hypertext service with information about NLM personnel and activities, on-line clinical, toxicological, and biomedical research information resources, and a growing number of hypertext versions of past and present exhibits from their History of Medicine Division and collaborative groups at the NIH. It also includes an announcement and registration form for the forthcoming SIGNIDR III meeting to be held in Bethesda, MD. (nwn)

    October 11, 1993: The Australian National Botanic Gardens server has been upgraded to HTTP/1.0. If waving your arms in anger and frustration does not work, the flag server now has the semaphore alphabet. Petrol-heads can look at page of race track signal flags. (nwn)

    October 11, 1993: An astronomy server is running at CNAM in France; a French version is also available. (nwn)

    October 11, 1993: Online hypertext information on the Glasgow Literate Programming Tools is available. (nwn)

    October 11, 1993: CERN's plans for access authorization in the World Wide Web are online. (nwn)

    October 6, 1993: Here's a pointer to Global Network Navigator, the world's first Internet-based hypermedia magazine and commercial resource discovery center, from O'Reilly and Associates. While GNN is free, O'Reilly requests that you become a registered user -- send mail to info@gnn.com for details. You can fill out and return the form online; by doing so you will be added to the GNN mailing list and notified of new publication dates, special promotions or any changes in service. (nwn)

    October 5, 1993: The June 1993 GNU Bulletin, an exhaustive catalogue of GNU activities, is available on the World Wide Web. (nwn)

    October 5, 1993: The UK VR-SIG now has a Web server. (nwn)

    October 5, 1993: Chris Hector's rtftohtml converter is on ftp.cray.com. (nwn)

    October 5, 1993: John Franks's GN 1.0, a free multi-protocol server for Gopher and HTTP, is now available on ftp.acns.nwu.edu. See also the original release notice. (nwn)

    October 5, 1993: The Cornell Legal Information Institute Web server has moved. (nwn)

    October 4, 1993: Digital Equipment Corporation has announced a new product, service, and performance information server. Lots of neat indexing, searching, and hypermedia techniques are used to put technical overviews, system performance summaries, software product descriptions (SPDs), whitepapers, buyers guides, back issues of the Digital Technical Journal, and more at your fingertips -- check it out. (nwn)

    October 4, 1993: John December has created a list of information sources about the Internet and computer-mediated communication (CMC); it includes hyperlinks to documents, directories, Gopher servers, and other services. (nwn)

    October 4, 1993: The NASA Lewis Research Center Web server has moved to a new machine. (nwn)

    October 3, 1993: Up to date information on the Russian crisis from the irc #report channel (composed of world news services and eyewitness reports) is available on sunsite.unc.edu. Also included is an archive of recent posts to the newsgroup relcom.politics, which has press releases from the Russian government. (nwn)

    October 2, 1993: O'Reilly and Associates' Global Network Navigator (GNN) online hypermedia magazine and networked information resource center is up and running! O'Reilly requests that you register (at no cost) before accessing GNN -- send email to info@gnn.com for details. (nwn)

    October 2, 1993: A new weather map "order form" is available from MSU. Note: This page requires fill-out forms support as found in Mosaic 2.0 prerelease 4 or later. (nwn)

    October 2, 1993: Jim Croft writes: Bored with ASCII? 7 (or even 8)-bit no longer arouses you? Try the international marine signal flags character set to send useful messages. A selection of the easier to draw national flags is also being compiled. (nwn)

    October 2, 1993: The MUDWHO gateway at Oklahoma State University has been extended to support hyperlinks from entries in the WHO list. See an example Query on Space_Madness. (nwn)

    October 1, 1993: Document Center is a hard copy document delivery service specializing in government and industry specifications and standards. Document Center has the complete Department of Defense (DoD) Index of Specifications and Standards collection available, as well as the complete collection of the American Society for Testing Materials (ASTM). The Center also has additional industry (ANSI, SAE, IPC, IEEE, EIA) and govenment (NASA, DLA, FAA) documentation at its Silicon Valley location. Note from Marc: this is a great technology demo of advanced Mosaic/WAIS features, including Mosaic 2.0's fill-out forms -- check it out! (nwn)

    October 1, 1993: A Web server is now available for information pertaining to the Astrophysics Data System (ADS). The ADS is a distributed processing software which provides its users with access to over 190 astronomical catalogs and approximately 125,000 astronomical abstracts. It also provides direct access to the HEASARC Browse tool, NSSDC's Online Data and Information Service (NODIS), the NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database (NED), and access to SIMBAD (Set of Identifications, Measurements, and Bibliography for Astronomical Data). (nwn)

    October 1, 1993: A Web server is now running at the physics department at Brookhaven National Lab. (nwn)

    October 1, 1993: Just a reminder that there's a new Doctor Fun cartoon every weekday -- here's today's. Marc's favorite so far is Clothes Make the Spam. (nwn)

    October 1, 1993: A new Web server is up at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne in the U.K. (nwn)

    October 1, 1993: A new Web server is running at the physics department of the University of Innsbruck in Austria. (nwn)

    October 1, 1993: A new Web server is up and running at the Astronomy Department of the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. (nwn)

    October 1, 1993: The What's New Archive (nwn)

    September 30, 1993: A new interactive weather information browser is up and running at MSU. (nwn)

    September 30, 1993: A Web server is up and running at the Department of Mathematical Sciences at the U.S. Military Academy. (nwn)

    September 30, 1993: Information on the Sheffield Wednesday Football Club at Nottingham University is online. (nwn)

    September 29, 1993: LOVE Enter by Paul Kafka was just named winner of the 1993 Los Angeles Times Book Prize for First Fiction. Congratulations, Paul! (nwn)

    September 29, 1993: The USGS server continues to improve by leaps and bounds. See, for example, a list of available online data, USGS's own What's New page, and much more. (nwn)

    September 29, 1993: An experimental Web server is running at Oklahoma State University. (nwn)

    September 28, 1993: An experimental Web server is running at Cagliari Astronomical Observatory in Sardinia, Italy. (nwn)

    September 27, 1993: Stanford University now has a home page. (nwn)

    September 27, 1993: NCAR has made available a scientific visualization of a 1/6th degree ocean model. (nwn)

    September 27, 1993: There has been an interesting Call for Papers issued by the IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications (JSAC): HTML is one of the encouraged electronic submission formats (along with PostScript and LaTeX). (nwn)

    September 27, 1993: A strictly experimental Web server is running at Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers in France. (nwn)

    September 27, 1993: An experimental Internet-based one-person art show of drawings, paintings, and prints, Strange Interactions, by John E. Jacobsen (a visual artist and physicist from Madison, Wisconsin), is now available. Please note that some of the work is R-rated (contains nudity). See also the original announcement. NOTE: Notice of this exhibit is made here not because NCSA condones nudity but because there has been considerable interest from artists at UIUC and elsewhere in using Mosaic and similar systems as a presentation method and this is an example of the potential inherent in such an approach. (nwn)

    September 27, 1993: The Space Telescope Science Institute's Educational and Public Affairs Office offers an electronic news service which makes Hubble Space Telescope public release images available electronically as part of the STScI Electronic Information Service (STEIS). Several images are available in GIF or TIFF format. (nwn)

    September 25, 1993: A hypermedia version of the Big Dummy's Guide to the Internet is now available. (nwn)

    September 24, 1993: A major breakthrough for the Web: Doctor Fun, an online cartoon in the tradition of The Far Side. (nwn)

    September 23, 1993: The Clinton administration's National Health Care Plan (as much as has been released to the public) is now online. (nwn)

    September 23, 1993: An experiment in hypermedia publishing: excerpts and audio from a book reading by author Paul Kafka of his novel LOVE Enter. (nwn)

    September 23, 1993: Internet Talk Radio is back on the air. The first program in its new season features Carl Malamud interviewing Jun Murai, one of the most distinguished researchers in the Internet community. Murai is a professor at Keio University and the founder of the Japanese WIDE Internet. Murai talks about his research projects which range from satellite-based IP multicasting to a massive testbed for mobile computing at the Fujisawa campus of Keio University. (nwn)

    September 23, 1993: The NCSA Technical Resources Catalog is now online. (nwn)

    September 22, 1993: A new Norwegian home page is now available from Norwegian Telecom Research and Uninett. It offers directions to other Web servers in Norway; most information is in Norwegian. Three other recent Norwegian servers I've learned about are here, here, and here. (nwn)

    September 22, 1993: The journal Complexity International has been announced -- the intention of the journal's publishers is that the journal will be entirely Web-based hypermedia. There are no issues as of yet, but contributions are being invited and a few manuscripts have already arrived. (nwn)

    September 22, 1993: A new online (albeit telnet-based) commercial service: Book Stacks Unlimited, Inc. (press RETURN after connecting). They say, "You can search for books by author or title, or just browse the 'shelves' by subject. Pick the titles you want, place your order, and we will ship them direct to your home or office. We have over 240,000 titles." (As usual, NCSA provides this notice for purely informational purposes -- we don't endorse anything but our own software and services...) (nwn)

    September 22, 1993: A Web server is up and running at University of Erlangen-Nuremberg in Germany. (nwn)

    September 22, 1993: Another slick institutional logo movie: University of California. (nwn)

    September 21, 1993: A new home page and related hypermedia documents may now be accessed at the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR). Included in these documents is an introduction to NCAR's Scientific Computing Division (SCD), a NSF-funded supercomputing center, and a member of the National Consortium for High Performance Computing (HCHPC). (nwn)

    September 21, 1993: A new Web server at the Institute of Astronomy and Royal Greenwich Observatory, located in Cambridge UK, is now up. (nwn)

    September 20, 1993: Not a Web server, but interesting nevertheless: very high resolution global weather images -- in both HDF and GIF formats! (Note: those are US links now.) (nwn)

    September 20, 1993: The embryonic Web server for the journal Conservation Ecology has moved. The journal itself isn't quite ready, they say. (nwn)

    September 20, 1993: An experimental Web server is running at National Institutes of Health and is providing a partial gateway to the GenoBase database. (nwn)

    September 20, 1993: New items of interest at Honolulu Community College include details on a presentation on the Web held at HCC on September 15, a really slick Guide to Cyberspace prepared as part of that presentation, the 1993 edition of Trades, information on HCC's Tech Discovery Center, an "obligatory touristy piece" -- a short MPEG movie of Hawaii's vacation spots, and more. (nwn)

    September 20, 1993: Hypermedia exhibits at the U.C. Berkeley Museum of Paleontology are available. See The Hall of Dinosaurs and The Hall of Mammals (under construction). (nwn)

    September 20, 1993: A Web archive for The Bottom Line, an electronic magazine for bass players, is now available from Oulu University in Finland. (nwn)

    September 20, 1993: An interesting new Gopher server: the Online Career Center provides job-searchers with information about employment opportunities and open positions. In addition to full text searches over the entire jobs database, there is also access to the information sorted by job location. The Online Career Center is a non-profit employer's association; contact occ-info@mail.msen.com for information on how to join. This service is run by Msen, Inc.; contact info@mail.msen.com for more information on other Msen services. (nwn)

    September 20, 1993: The first Texinfo edition of a book about the Internet called Big Dummy's Guide to the Internet is now available in several formats, including DVI and PostScript. The fact that it's available in Texinfo means that someone can serve it as HTML with very little effort; there will be an announcement here when some kind person does so. (nwn)

    September 20, 1993: A new Nursing Information Service is now available. (nwn)

    September 20, 1993: An "official" HTML version of Scott Yanoff's Special Internet Connections list is now available. (nwn)

    September 20, 1993: A new version of HyTelnet is online in Kansas. (nwn)

    September 20, 1993: C&C Software Technology Center (CSTC) of NEC Systems Lab has made available a version of SOCKS, a package for running Internet clients from behind firewalls without breaching security requirements, that includes a suitably modified version of Mosaic 1.2. Beware: such a version is not supported by NCSA; we can't help with questions or problems arising from the modifications made by others. But, we encourage you to check it out if it's interesting to you. Questions and problem notifications can be sent to Ying-Da Lee (ylee@syl.dl.nec.com). (nwn)

    September 16, 1993: Another slick institutional logo movie has been located at Sandia National Laboratories. (nwn)

    September 16, 1993: A Web server is up and running at Boston University. It includes information on scientific computing and the computational science groups at B.U. (nwn)

    September 16, 1993: A slick graphical font browser is now online. The browser points to rendered font samples prepared by Norman Walsh at the University of Massachusetts. (nwn)

    September 16, 1993: Through the month of September, access to the U.S. Department of Commerce's Economic Bulletin Board System is free. Unfortunately, telnet is the only access method, but it is apparently possible to download files across the telnet link. The BBS contains more than 2,000 files of trade and economic data collected by eight Commerce agencies and 13 other agencies. (Thanks to Bill Urton and Larry Virdin for the info.) (nwn)

    September 16, 1993: The National Radio Astronomy Observatory has a slightly different home page URL, so you may wish to update any pointers in your own documents. (nwn)

    September 15, 1993: The Clinton/Gore administration's National Information Infrastructure: Agenda for Action is now online as hypermedia at UNC. Read the Executive Summary, information on benefits and applications of the NII, details on the Information Infrastructure Task Force, and more. (nwn)

    September 15, 1993: A Web server is now up and running at FUNET (Finnish University and Research Networks). (nwn)

    September 15, 1993: A Web server for information about the Apple Newton is now online. (nwn)

    September 14, 1993: New biological databases: A Caenorhabditis elegans Data Base (ACeDB) and Mycobacterium DataBase. These are very slick gateways to existing databases. (nwn)

    September 14, 1993: XOR Network Engineering, a company that provices a full range of network engineering and system support services, including network design/installation, system administration, software installation/configuration, and training, is now running a Web server. (nwn)

    September 14, 1993: An experimental server for the Chinese Community Information Center is running. (nwn)

    September 14, 1993: There's neat new stuff at the USACERL GRASS GIS visualization page, including MPEG movies of visualized simulations. (nwn)

    September 13, 1993: A new server is up at Duke University's Computer Science Department. (nwn)

    September 13, 1993: A new Mosaic demo page is now in place; comments and feedback welcome. (nwn)

    September 13, 1993: A new and wonderful trend on the Web has been discovered by senior information science researchers (well, Eric and me): slick animations of institutional logos on home pages. See, for example, the icons at the top of the home pages for the San Diego Supercomputing Center and the Army High Performance Computing Research Center. (nwn)

    September 13, 1993: Two cloud-free high resolution remotely sensed images of flooding in the US Midwest have been made available, courtesy of NASA GSFC. (nwn)

    September 13, 1993: Cast lists, sign details, random quotes, first showing dates, and more for Fawlty Towers are now online. (nwn)

    September 13, 1993: Another publisher has come online: see Prentice Hall's Gopher server. Prentice Hall also accepts orders by electronic mail to orders@prenhall.com; see the order form (also non-North American order form). (nwn)

    September 13, 1993: The Michigan State University weather page has lots of new things. (nwn)

    September 13, 1993: The Computing Services at The University of Edinburgh are now running an experimental Web server. (nwn)

    September 8, 1993: Simon Spero at UNC has placed the National Performance Review -- Vice President Al Gore's report on reinventing government -- online in hypermedia form. (You can also search the plaintext version via WAIS.) (nwn)

    September 8, 1993: The CROSSWIRE collaborative art collection is now complete (courtesy Simon Gibbs at Centre Universitaire d'Informatique, University of Geneva). Also see an index to multimedia information sources at the same place. (nwn)

    September 7, 1993: The Electronic Newsstand is now online and serving lots of interesting stuff, including the complete text of The New Republic (for example, see VOICE OF AMERICA -- Overhearing the Internet, a recent New Republic article by Robert Wright). (Also see the Electronic Newsstand announcement.) (nwn)

    September 5, 1993: A new Guide to Australia is now online, courtesy Jim Croft and David Green (in Australia). This document aims to draw together all the available, up-to-date information about Australia. Other new Australia-related information now online includes a hypermedia implementation of the CIA World Factbook covering Australia and related topics, a hypermedia version of an Australia FAQ, and a selection of Australian bird line drawings and bird calls. (nwn)

    September 3, 1993: IONA Technologies (whose product, Orbix, is the first full and complete implementation of the Object Management Group's Common Object Request Broker Architecture, or CORBA) is now running a Web server. (nwn)

    September 3, 1993: An online pamphlet on the Church of the SubGenius is now available. (nwn)

    September 3, 1993: I've been asked to make the following announcement; please note the email address in the note for responses: (nwn)

    September 3, 1993: The Software Development Group (SDG) of the National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, is creating a compilation of networked resources (HTML, PostScript, and text documents; images, animations, databases, etc) to put onto a CD- ROM disk for use by non-networked computer users. By using NCSA Mosaic with this CD-ROM, non-networked users will be given the opportunity to view a wide variety of information available across the Internet world-wide. (nwn)

    September 3, 1993: If you are interested in having your material included on this CD-ROM, please send email to sgoode@ncsa.uiuc.edu stating what material you would like to include (give URL if possible) and how much disk space is required. Also, this CD-ROM will be made available through the NCSA Technical Resources Catalog, yet may also be distributed commercially. Please note any restrictions related to commercial distribution of your material. (nwn)

    September 3, 1993: If your material is chosen to be included on the NCSA Mosaic CD-ROM you will be required to complete a copyright form which will give NCSA the right to publish your material on the CD-ROM or in hardcopy format. (nwn)

    September 2, 1993: A major new hypermedia art/architecture history exhibit on The Palace of Diocletian at Split -- A Roman Palace in Ex-Yugoslavia is now online courtesy of Michael Greenhalgh, Professor of Art History at Australian National University. (nwn)

    September 2, 1993: A new Web server is online at Yale University. The server primarily represents the departments of Computer Science, Math, Psychology, an undergraduate computing lab called the "Zoo", as well as two University-affiliated Centers (the Yale Center for Parallel Supercomputing -- YCPS -- and the Center for Applied and Theoretical Neuroscience -- CTAN). (nwn)

    September 2, 1993: A new experimental catalog of World Wide Web resources is now available, courtesy Dr. O.M. Nierstrasz, Centre Universitaire d'Informatique in Geneva. (nwn)

    September 2, 1993: Another slick demonstration of image map use is online in the form of an interactive Esperanto demostration -- click on objects in an image to learn their names (text or spoken) -- courtesy Axel Belinfante at the University of Twente. (nwn)

    September 1, 1993: There is now a "clickable" plan of the city of Passau, Germany online, as well as a guided tour of Passau during World War II (in German). (nwn)

    September 1, 1993: An experimental molecular biology Web server is now online; comments to appel@cih.hcuge.ch. The server gives access to several databases (protein sequences, nucleotide sequences, 2D PAGE images, etc.) and includes keyword searches, textual documents and gif images. (nwn)

    September 1, 1993: A server designed to show how Mosaic can be used as a front end into a very distributed astronomy image archive is now online at the National Solar Observatory, courtesy Jim Fullton. (nwn)

    September 1, 1993: A Web server is now running at Morning Star Technologies, a company that makes low-cost connectivity products, like demand-dialed PPP/SLIP for UNIX systems and T1-capable routers. (nwn)

    September 1, 1993: The What's New Archive (nwn)

    August 30, 1993: Information and abstracts for the upcoming Astronomical Data Analysis Software and Systems '93 conference are now on the Web. (nwn)

    August 30, 1993: A new mail server for the World Wide Web is now online at CURIA in Ireland. (nwn)

    August 30, 1993: Information on the Institute for Computer Applications in Science and Engineering (ICASE) at NASA Langley Research Center is now online. (See also the LARC home page.) (nwn)

    August 30, 1993: A Web server is now up and running at the Iowa State University Department of Computer Science. This server provides information about the Department of Computer Science at ISU, the graduate program, access to technical reports, and a small archive of information about John Vincent Atanasoff. Also see information on the Iowa State University Computation Center. (nwn)

    August 30, 1993: A Web server is up at the Kansas State University Department of Computing and Information Sciences. (nwn)

    August 28, 1993: Information on the NCSA Virtual Reality Lab is now available. (nwn)

    August 28, 1993: A new Web server is up at the Canadian Astronomy Data Centre. It includes information on the Hubble Space Telescope, the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope, and more. (nwn)

    August 28, 1993: A new Web server is up at the Space Telescope European Coordinating Facility. (nwn)

    August 28, 1993: A Web server is running at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory. (nwn)

    August 28, 1993: An actual live Web-based interface into the PALS library catalog system at St. Olaf Collage is now here; this is a great prototype for interfacing Mosaic/Web clients into existing library database systems. (nwn)

    August 27, 1993: A hypermedia exhibit featuring the University of Illinois's Krannert Art Museum is now here. (nwn)

    August 26, 1993: NASA Langley Research Center is running a Web server here; their intention is to collect as much NASA related information together as possible. (nwn)

    August 25, 1993: An extensive catalog of astronomical resources on the Internet is here. (nwn)

    August 24, 1993: A new hypermedia movie database browser is here. (No actual movie or audio clips yet, though.) (nwn)

    August 23, 1993: More hypertext'd FAQ's are here. (nwn)

    August 23, 1993: A hypermedia floorplan for the Institute for Theoretical Physics -- SUNY Stony Brook building is here -- click on an office to bring up the occupant's "hyper-plan" (or "hyplan") -- this is slick. (nwn)

    August 22, 1993: A Gopher list of subject lists is here, courtesy of Michigan State. (nwn)

    August 21, 1993: An apparent equivalent to this page for Gopherspace is here, courtesy of Washington & Lee University. (nwn)

    August 20, 1993: A Siggraph 93 Picturebook server is here. (nwn)

    August 19, 1993: O'Reilly and Associates today announced their intention to publish a Web-based magazine called Global Network Navigator; the announce notice is here. (nwn)

    August 19, 1993: The "EXPO" is now open; see here. The EXPO is intended to be a central site for hypermedia exhibits; current exhibits include the various Library of Congress exhibits in hypermedia form, including the newly hypermedia-ized 1492: An Ongoing Voyage and Scrolls from the Dead Sea: The Ancient Library of Qumran and Modern Scholarship exhibits. Also see the wonderful terrain map. Check 'em out! (nwn)

    August 19, 1993: New hypermedia information on the National Center for Supercomputing Applications is here. (nwn)

    August 19, 1993: A status page for Mosaic for Microsoft Windows is now here. (nwn)

    August 19, 1993: Feeling burned out? See here. (nwn)

    August 18, 1993: Virginia Tech now has a Web server; go here. See information on Blacksburg, Va. (and details on the Blacksburg Electronic Village project), info on their Visualization Lab, and more. (nwn)

    August 18, 1993: A hypermedia version of "Rules of Professional Conduct Governing Lawyers" for a typical state (Idaho) is being served by Cornell; go here. Also, the "Interim Report of the University of Dayton School of Law Mead Data Central Joint Committee to Study Computer Technology in Legal Education" is here. (nwn)

    August 18, 1993: A static hypermedia document demonstrating the features of a gateway between the Web and the PALS library catalog system used by St. Olaf College is here. (nwn)

    August 18, 1993: An in-progress new Mosaic demo page (or "guided tour") is here. I'm still working on it but feel free to look at it as it evolves. (nwn)

    August 18, 1993: Ever want to learn all about New Zealand? Go here. An illustrated tour of the country is here. (nwn)

    August 17, 1993: A new Web server is here for the Argonne National Laboratory, Advanced Photon Source, Controls and Computing Group Information Server, with information about EPICS (Experimental Physics and Industrial Control System), a set of software tools used to control and monitor the APS accelerator systems and Experimental Beamlines. (The service will be rapidly changing for the next month or so.) (nwn)

    August 17, 1993: A Mystery Science Theatre 3000 Web server is now up here. (nwn)

    August 16, 1993: Speeches from the first SIGWAIS are now online, thanks to Simon Spero; see here. (nwn)

    August 16, 1993: An interesting overview of articles relating to electronic distribution of journals is here. (nwn)

    August 14, 1993: A new mailbox to HTML converter is available here; it was written by Tom Georges at Harris. For more information, see here; for an example of a mailbox converted to HTML with this program see here. (nwn)

    August 12, 1993: The National Consortium for High Performance Computing is now running a Web server. Included is information about National Consortium activities and a member organizations list. (nwn)

    August 11, 1993: New Internet Talk Radio programs being served from the NCSA Web server include Steve Kille on OSI and ISODE and United Mine Workers President R. Trumka on labor in the 1990s. (nwn)

    August 10, 1993: The CUI (University of Geneva) has just switched its HTTP server to Plexus, and installed a couple of search engines for The Language List and an Object-Oriented Bibliography. (nwn)

    August 10, 1993: An Emacs lisp package that can be used to drive Mosaic's remote control feature is here. (Note that the latest html-mode.el uses the remote control feature also.) (nwn)

    August 10, 1993: Hypertext'd man pages for BSDI Unix are here. (nwn)

    August 9, 1993: As part of UCLA's ongoing prophecy Web, an I-Ching system has been implemented; see here for your personalized reading. (nwn)

    August 8, 1993: The ANU Bioinformatics Hypermedia Service continues to evolve. See information on the International Organization for Plant Information, the Firenet home page, more information on molecular biology than you can shake a virtual stick at, and more. (nwn)

    August 8, 1993: The Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service in Australia is developing a Web server. (nwn)

    August 8, 1993: The Australian National Bonatic Gardens Web server continues to evolve in new and wonderful directions. (nwn)

    August 7, 1993: A snapshot of the Mosaic documentation is now available via the NCSA ftp server; see here for more details. (nwn)

    August 7, 1993: A preliminary version of a document entitled "Starting Points for Internet Exploration", intended to serve as a replacement for the Mosaic 1.x Documents menu for Mosaic 2.0, is here. (nwn)

    August 7, 1993: A new version of Bill Perry's Emacs WWW mode has been announced; see here for info. (nwn)

    August 7, 1993: A new version of Rik Harris's man to HTML converter is here. (nwn)

    August 6, 1993: CWI (Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica, or Centre for Mathematics and Computer Science) in the Netherlands is running a Web server (well, actually, an FTP server, but close enough). (nwn)

    August 6, 1993: The RIPE Network Coordination Centre in Amsterdam is running a Web server. (nwn)

    August 6, 1993: A hypermedia exhibit of Amiga-generated art (images and movies) is now online as part of Michael Witbrock's Amiga page. (nwn)

    August 5, 1993: The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill now has a Web server. Interesting documents include the UNC Virtual Museum (which currently contains a hypermedia version of the Library of Congress Soviet Archives Exhibit and a Mathematical Art Gallery) and more. (nwn)

    August 5, 1993: The European X User Group (EXUG) now has its own WWW server up and running here; you can find information on:

    (nwn)

    August 5, 1993: Information on an interesting LaTeX to HTML converter is here. (nwn)

    August 5, 1993: Information on the tools Ohio State is using to create and maintain their server is here. (nwn)

    August 5, 1993: Another newly formatted book, "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer", is now online here. (nwn)

    August 4, 1993: A hypermedia version of the Library of Congress Soviet Archives exhibit is now available here; it is still being tweaked but everything seems to work. (nwn)

    August 4, 1993: A formatted version of Stephen Crane's The Red Badge of Courage is now online. If you like seeing formatted versions of these types of texts online in the Web, send email to rgs@cs.cmu.edu telling him so. (nwn)

    August 4, 1993: New Internet Talk Radio programs being served from the NCSA Web server include Dr. Robert Sheets on hurricanes, L. Stuart Vance on TCP/IP, Jose Carreras on his fight against leukemia, and (a very good one, in which she absolutely excoriates the press) Janet Reno on life as Attorney General. (nwn)

    August 2, 1993: Beautiful hypermedia information on the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is now here. (nwn)

    August 2, 1993: The MIT AI lab has a Web server here. Included is information on library catalogs and information, computing resources, lots of TeXinfo pages, fun stuff in Boston, and more. (nwn)

    August 2, 1993: The Army Research Laboratory's Web server continues to improve. Lots of new information is online. See also the Advanced Computing Division home page for information that was previously at the top level of the server. (nwn)

    August 2, 1993: Steve Putz of Xerox PARC has digitized photos taken at the WWW Developer's Conference last week and placed them online here. (If you're wondering why Marc's face isn't up there, it's because his photo is already available online here.) (nwn)

    August 2, 1993: UCB has announced the 1.0 release of its MPEG encoder (yup, encoder); see here for the announcement. This encoder allows a series of PPM-format images to be converted to an MPEG file, and as such should be very useful to lots of hypermedia hackers out there. (nwn)

    August 2, 1993: Mosaic 2.0 prerelease 1 is available here; information on the status of the prerelease is here. (nwn)

    August 1, 1993 : A new hypermedia exhibit of Scientific Accomplishments at the National Science Foundation HPCC Centers is now available here. (nwn)

    August 1, 1993 : An online guide to the Michigan Festival, a folklife/concert series starting August 6, is now online here. Learn interesting things about Arlo Guthrie, Terence Simien, and others. (nwn)

    August 1, 1993 : An automatically maintained archive of Internet Talk Radio programs is here (courtesy NRL). This likely supersedes the NCSA archive. (nwn)

    August 1, 1993 : Activity reports for the NCSA Web server are now online here. (nwn)

    August 1, 1993 : A page displaying the Gopher bitmaps that will likely be used in the 2.0 release of Mosaic are here (courtesy Kevin Hughes of HCC). (nwn)

    August 1, 1993 : The What's New Archive (nwn)

    July 26, 1993: The Army High Performance Computing Research Center is now running a Web server. Included is information on Heterogeneous Supercomputing (and an example of research therein), a directory of AHPCRC research projects (here's one with an MPEG movie), nwn)

    July 26, 1993: HREF="http://www.arc.umn.edu/html/publications/preprints/preprints.html">AHPCRC preprints, and more. (nwn)

    July 26, 1993: Principia Cybernetica has announced a Web server. The server is running on a Mac. For an overview of the Principa Cybernetica project, see here. (nwn)

    July 25, 1993: Brown University's High Energy Theoretical Physics group is running a Web server. Included is information on physics preprints, a directory of sources of physics news, a virtual bulletin board that takes advantage of Mosaic's workgroup annotation support, and more. (nwn)

    July 25, 1993: The U.S. Geological Survey is now running a Web server. Included is information on the Geologic Division of USGS and more. (nwn)

    July 25, 1993: An experimental Web server for NASA Langley Research Center is running. See an introductory fact sheet, an interface to LaRC's technical library, and more. (nwn)

    July 25, 1993: Simon Gibbs at Centre Universitaire d'Informatique, University of Geneva is making available a hypermedia interface to the CROSSWIRE image collection. CROSSWIRE is a collaborative art project run by the OTIS digital net-gallery, located here. (nwn)

    July 25, 1993: Universität Passau in Germany is now running a Web server. All text is in German (an interesting change of pace!). See information on the "WWW in Passau" project and more. (nwn)

    July 25, 1993: Sandia National Laboratories has introduced a public Web server. Included is information on the Massively Parallel Computing Research Laboratory and the Technology Information Environment for Industry program. (nwn)

    July 21, 1993: Newsday, a New York City daily newspaper, has begun publishing on the Internet. A recent series, "Riding The Information Highway", is among the material online; Newsday says, "This series on information highways can be read today in San Francisco, Tokyo, Paris and Buenos Aires - but not on printed paper. For the first time, Newsday is making a series accessible to anyone with a personal computer and modem, from Long Island to Luxembourg." Further, on the topic of publishing over the network, Newsday says, "Space is limited in a newspaper because of the cost of paper and production, but the electronic version has a selection of related articles... Readers can communicate directly with writers, both by electronic mail and a live chat period - a group conversation conducted online through personal computers." Newsday is currently publishing via the interactive Delphi information system. To access the material, go here (when you are connected, log in as HIGHWAY). (nwn)

    July 21, 1993: The prototype NCSA digital image library just got a little more interesting with the addition of audio clips and, in one case, an example of referencing an actual paper from the library. (Again, don't bother with the WAIS server yet.) (nwn)

    July 21, 1993: The new home page for the National Metacenter for Computational Science and Engineering is here. (nwn)

    July 21, 1993: UIUC Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology (home to a large part of NCSA) is now running a Web server. See also information on the Beckman Visualization Facility. (nwn)

    July 21, 1993: For a WWW interface to NAG (Numerical Algorithms Group) and IRIS Explorer Center information, see here. (Seems to be behind a slow network link from the US, so be patient...) (nwn)

    July 21, 1993: Cornell Law School is now serving an example version of the NASDAQ Financial Executive Journal via the Web. See here for the toplevel interface, here for the cover art, here for an interview with William S. Lerach, a Partner in Milberg, Weiss, Bershad, Hynes & Lerach, etc. (nwn)

    July 20, 1993: Jonathan Katz at the UCLA Computer Aided Design Laboratory has made available a tarot card reading system for Mosaic. (nwn)

    July 19, 1993: A new Internet Talk Radio program, now available: F. W. DeKlerk at the National Press Club. (nwn)

    July 19, 1993: The St. Olaf College Web server has WWW versions of the US State Department Travel Advisories and Consular Information Sheets. (nwn)

    July 18, 1993: Version 1.0 of the VMS WWW browser from Hebrew University of Jerusalem has been announced; see here for the announcement. (nwn)

    July 18, 1993: The University of Nottingham is running a Web server. A listing of services offered is here; information on the Communications Research Group and UK independent and alternative music is available. (nwn)

    July 18, 1993: A big list of CS technical report archive sites is here. (It's in Australia and behind a very slow network link, so don't pull it over too often.) (nwn)

    July 18, 1993: Information on a new RTF to HTML converter is here. (nwn)

    July 17, 1993: Here is a new Web server for the University of Wales College Of Cardiff. (nwn)

    July 17, 1993: Luleå Tekniska Högskolas Datorförening in Sweden is now running a Web server (bonus! also in Svensk). (nwn)

    July 17, 1993: How are Gopher, Z39.50/WAIS, and the World Wide Web doing in terms of byte traffic across the US NSFnet? PostScript plots for 1993 to date are available: here for normal scale and here for log scale. (The raw data is here.) (nwn)

    July 17, 1993: Here's something that absolutely does not get the attention it deserves: Richard Stallman singing the Free Software Song. (nwn)

    July 16, 1993: St. Olaf College in Northfield, MN, USA is now running an experimental Web server. (nwn)

    July 15, 1993: The Honolulu Community College has upgraded its dinosaur exhibit, and now includes narration by one of the exhibit's founders (an introduction is here) and more. The world needs more exhibits just like this -- yow. (nwn)

    July 15, 1993: Also, the HCC Network Services List keeps growing and growing and growing. (nwn)

    July 15, 1993: Michael Witbrock at CMU has made available a document containing Amiga information. (nwn)

    July 15, 1993: The latest HTML+ spec is here (the SGML DTD) and here (the PostScript guide, which Ghostview can't handle, so you may want to exercise Binary Transfer Mode for this one). (nwn)

    July 14, 1993: The latest addition to the NEXOR server (well, apart from the menu of Martijn Koster's favorite Indian takeout restaurant), is a hypermedia interface to the index of the Macintosh Archive at the University of Michigan. (nwn)

    July 14, 1993: Rob's Multimedia Lab (courtesy Rob Malick at NIH) is open for business. (nwn)

    July 14, 1993: A most excellent collection of fiction adapted especially for WWW is here, courtesy Robert Stockton at CMU. Another interesting document, pointing to hypertext'd Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Alice Through the Looking Glass, is here (in Indiana). Also see the Online Books FAQ. (nwn)

    July 14, 1993: Information on the Pittsburgh Free-Net and other public networking initiatives is here. Information on Internet Accessible Coke Machines (a cutting edge technology) is here. (nwn)

    July 12, 1993: The Astrophysics Data Facility, part of NASA's National Space Science Data Center, and the STELAR Project announce the availability of a World Wide Web server, providing access to a number of online databases and services of interest to the astronomical community. (nwn)

    July 11, 1993: The United States Library of Congress recently announced the Library of Congress Machine-Assisted Realization of the Virtual Electronic Library (LC MARVEL), which is (unfortunately) a Gopher server. However, it links to some interesting things. (nwn)

    July 11, 1993: The US Army Corps of Engineers' Construction Engineering Research Laboratories (USA/CERL) is now running a Web server. Some researchers have hypertext "plans"; there is also information on CERL and information on GRASS (Geographic Resources Analysis Support System). (nwn)

    July 10, 1993: A prototype NCSA digital image library is here; don't try using the WAIS server yet but feel free to browse through the various documents. (nwn)

    July 8, 1993: The Australian National Botanic Gardens has a new World Wide Web server for biodiversity information. Here is a terse home page and here is a more narrative home page. (nwn)

    July 8, 1993: Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center's WWW server is now online. (nwn)

    July 8, 1993: The San Diego Supercomputing Center is now running a WWW server. (nwn)

    July 7, 1993: A biorhythm (yes, biorhythm) server is now here (courtesy UCLA). (nwn)

    July 6, 1993: An alternative overview of Web-based services is available here (courtesy Nexor). (nwn)

    July 6, 1993: New Archie gateway software that works on top of Plexus, called ArchiePlex, is here. (nwn)

    July 5, 1993 : New additions to the MSU/UCG Web server include a page of current weather maps and movies (for instance, see a movie of satellite images over the last 48 hours), and maps of MSU. (nwn)

    July 3, 1993: New Internet Talk Radio programs now available are Peter Deutsch on Geek of the Week and John Gibbons on TechNation. (nwn)

    July 3, 1993: Some information on how to create MPEG movies is here. (nwn)

    July 3, 1993: Information supplied by Tony Sanders and Ian Feldman on the simple formatting language setext is here. The latest Plexus HTTP server does runtime translation of setext documents into HTML; this may be of interest to people who don't want to deal with HTML/SGML but still want to do basic formatted text and hyperlinks. (nwn)

    July 3, 1993: An up-to-date list of registered MIME types is here. (nwn)

    July 2, 1993 : Want to learn to tango? See the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne Tango server! Also see the main hypermedia server of the département d'Informatique at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne. (nwn)

    July 2, 1993 : The UCLA Computer Aided Design Laboratory is now running a Web server. See UCLA information, a campus map, and more. (nwn)

    July 2, 1993 : Michigan State University is online with a Web server; there is also a home page for the MSU Unix Computing Group here. (nwn)

    July 2, 1993 : Matthew Gray at MIT has online a very thorough listing of all known Web servers, produced by the World Wide Web Wanderer -- a Perl robot that traverses the Web from an info.cern.ch starting point. (nwn)

    July 2, 1993 : The What's New Archive (nwn)

    June 27, 1993: Digital Equipment Corporation is running a Web server from their anonymous FTP server. Included are pointers to DEC product information, Ultrix and OSF/1 FAQ's, DEC research reports, and more. (nwn)

    June 27, 1993: The Army Research Laboratory is now running a Web server. Included is information on the ARL Scientific Visualization effort, a picture of the arrival of a KSR-1 supercomputer at ARL, and more. (nwn)

    June 27, 1993: Information on the Front Range Consortium is now online -- here's their Web server. Members of the Front Range Consortium include CAPP, NCAR/SCD, and NOAA/FSL. (nwn)

    June 27, 1993: The Navy Research Laboratory Advanced Concepts Group is now online. (nwn)

    June 25, 1993: A Web server has been installed at the Centre Universitaire d'Informatique of the University of Geneva. Information about various research groups at the CUI is available, as well as a number of other experimental services. (nwn)

    June 24, 1993: The Institute for Theoretical Physics at State University of New York at Stony Brook is now running a Web server. Included is online Institute news bulletins, a directory of people, and local system documentation. (nwn)

    June 24, 1993: HyTelnet 6.5 is now online; see here. (nwn)

    June 24, 1993: If you haven't tried it yet, take a look at the Web server running inside JaysHouseMOO. See particularly the object browser. (For those unfamiliar with the term, a MOO is a "consensual text-based virtual reality", aka MUD or Multi-User Dungeon, wherein people interact with one other in a computer-enabled world. Since these systems commonly feature rich and extensible programming environments, it is possible to build Web, Gopher, and other servers (and clients!) directly into the online virtual world. Another example of this is the Gopher server running inside the Actuator MUD; more examples are here.) (nwn)

    June 23, 1993: A new server at Georgia Tech is here; see in particular resources by subject. Most of the stuff in there is off limits to off-site people -- bummer. But not a hypermedia version of The Whistle and information on their Graphics, Visualization, and Useability Lab. (nwn)

    June 22, 1993: A new and greatly improved HTML primer is now online, courtesy of the Publications group at NCSA. Comments to pubs@ncsa.uiuc.edu. (nwn)

    June 22, 1993: Carnegie Mellon has announced their Web server; here's the "Front Door"; here's the home page. ("Front door"... interesting metaphor, that.) Interesting things on their server include a hypermedia CMU technical reports archive, an index of online reference works, an index of online journals, some personal home pages, and more. Also, they're keeping us Mosaic developers in line with their own internal list of Mosaic bugs. (Bugs? Us?) (nwn)

    June 22, 1993: The Usenet University -- New Network Academy announces the beta test opening of its new Web server. This server includes a database of consultants willing to answer questions via email, a meta-library of Internet resources, and information on the UU-NNA virtual campus. (nwn)

    June 21, 1993: Xerox PARC is now running an experimental public WWW server here; it features a slick world map server. (nwn)

    June 20, 1993: NCSA Mosaic's developers humbly ask people who refer to NCSA Mosaic in their online or printed documents to refer to it by its given name -- "NCSA Mosaic" -- rather than "xmosaic" or "Xmosaic". This helps us in a couple different ways, including keeping our management happy. (nwn)

    June 20, 1993: Also, anyone who is using Mosaic in a real world project (education, research, commercial, etc.) is encouraged to drop us a line at mosaic-x@ncsa.uiuc.edu; details on how people are really using our software help us immensely, especially when it comes time to go for funding to let us build more and better software for you to use. Thanks in advance! (nwn)

    June 19, 1993: A new version of the public group/community annotation server running on hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu:8001 has been put in place. Now, backlinks to the annotated documents are automatically provided in new annotations. (For information on the public annotation server, see here.) (nwn)

    June 19, 1993: A discussion of some design issues in group/community annotation systems, including the collision of WWW annotation systems and news, is now here; currently there are discussions of a Usenet approach to global annotations, and notification methods for tracking annotation activity. (nwn)

    June 18, 1993: New overviews of Mosaic's group annotation support and HDF/netCDF scientific data file browsing support are now available. (nwn)

    June 18, 1993: Beta version 0.4 of Cello, a Microsoft Windows WWW client from Tom Bruce at Cornell, and also beta version 0.55 of Bill Perry's Emacs WWW browser, have been released. (nwn)

    June 17, 1993: A new server at MIT, containing lots of interesting information, is now up and running. (nwn)

    June 17, 1993: CNIDR (the Clearinghouse for Networked Information Discovery and Retrieval) now has a Web server (as well as a Gopher server and a WAIS directory of servers). (nwn)

    June 17, 1993: Another interesting new server is up at the Superconducting Super Collider; it has information on topics like the Solenoidal Detector Collaboration project. (nwn)

    June 17, 1993: Frederick G.M. Roeber at CERN is maintaining and enhancing a central index of space science information. (nwn)

    June 16, 1993: A new overview of Mosaic's remote control capabilities is available. ("Remote control" means that Mosaic can be easily and flexibly controlled from other applications, e.g. to allow it to serve as an online help engine.) (nwn)

    June 15, 1993: The Mosaic demo document continues to evolve. Interesting new entries include a hypermedia art history exhibit from Michael Greenhalgh at Australian National University and an online version of the NCSA Digital Gallery. (nwn)

    June 14, 1993 : An experimental WWW physics preprint server at Los Alamos is coming along nicely. (nwn)

    June 14, 1993 : The What's New Archive (nwn)