Over a million titles are available at this site, a resource so vast that it could only exist in cyberspace. Even the largest conventional stores seldom stock more than 150,000 books. Seattle-based Amazon.com provides a one-on-one relationship between store and customer at the same time that it offers discount prices. Fully secure ordering and search services are offered. The Eyes & Editors section includes personal notification by e-mail of a certain title, a paperback edition, or a new release by a favorite author. Search the database by author, title, subject, or keyword. Click on award-win
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.amazon.com · open in the Old Internet
AMBER WWW site http://www.amber.ucsf.edu/amber/ amber.html The AMBER suite of molecular simulation programs The molecular modeling package AMBER Home page
A once-arcane branch of paleontology, the study of ancient life trapped in fossilized tree resin has experienced a renaissance in the last few years. The Amber site depicts this arena of scientific investigation with stunning images and clear, accessible text. Users learn that DNA can indeed be preserved within organisms trapped in amber for millions of years and that both vertebrates and invertebrates are found in amber deposits. Images and text describe human use of amber for art and ornament for over 13,000 years. Many samples of amber are featured containing a variety of organisms, from termites to geckos to feathers, visible in well-reproduced images. This site stems from an exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History. [DF]
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99 · 4 more pages catalogued on www.amnh.org · open in the Old Internet
“Moeglicherweise hilft der postmaster der Uni Wuerzburg. Vielleicht gibt auch http://ambix.uni-tuebingen.de Auskunft.” — posted to de.newusers.questions, 29 Jan 1996.
The classic movie loverâ s cable channel translates its film passion to the Web screen with this charming site. With a star-struck tone to the narrative and sepia-toned graphics, the frame-enhanced site uses an old Hollywood movie studio theme to convey its actor biographies, movie descriptions, and AMC programming details. Two of the more detailed sections cover the AMC star of the month and the channelâ s film preservation efforts. For those who simply want the dayâ s show listing, thereâ s information on what time a program like the original series "Remember WENN" comes on. Still more c
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 12 more pages catalogued on www.nets.com · open in the Old Internet
Al Baker's "XR's Only" Al Baker's XR's only store Dirt Bikes http://www.medium.com/albaker1.html
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 9 more pages catalogued on www.medium.com · open in the Old Internet
HUD: Homes and Communities is the Information Center of HUD's Office of Community Planning and Development (CPD). Formerly the HOME Information Center and American Communities (AMCOM), Homes and Communities has been expanded to serve as a resource for all CPD programs and initiatives, including the Community Development Block Grant program; HOME Investment Partnership; homeless and Special Needs Assistance Programs; Economic Development programs including Empowerment Zones/Enterprise Communities; the Consolidated Plan (formerly the Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy); and Environment and Energy. Homes and Communities serves nonprofit housing and community development organizations, State and local government agencies, public interest groups, and HUD staff. The Homes and Communities gopher disseminates notices of funding announcement (NOFAs), grant applications, CPD's newsletter
Amdahlâ s 1996 10-K, which is provided here, states that Amdahl "provides large-scale, high systems and related storage products which are ... compatible with ... IBM systems." Amdahl corporate information on this Web site includes SEC filing information, clickable maps of its worldwide locations, and partnerships. The site also lists jobs, describes its products and services, and posts news releases and a calendar of events, among
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 7 more pages catalogued on www.amdahl.com · open in the Old Internet
Amdahl World Wide Web Search Engines Amdahl's Search Page Internet Exploration Page W3 Search Engines World-Wide Web Search Engines WWW Search Engines
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 7 more pages catalogued on www.amdahl.com · open in the Old Internet
“to compile for AmiWin but it's more than worth the money. (http://www.amercia.com/~kruse/amiga/AmiWin.html)” — posted to comp.sys.amiga.applications, 31 Mar 1996.
As school begins, involved parents and community leaders will find the US Dept. of Education's America Goes Back to School--Get Involved! page a useful one. It contains a Partners Activities Kit for 1996-7 (as well as for 1995), available in both HTML and .pdf format, and a new full-text publication, Reaching All Families: Creating Family-Friendly Schools . The Partners Activities Kit provides information and examples of how parents, community and religious leaders, employers, and cultural groups can become involved in improving education in their community. Reaching all Families is a "booklet intended to stimulate thinking and discussion about how schools can better involve all families, regardless of family circumstances or student performance, in their children's education." It includes sections on "Personal Contacts" (conferences and home visits), "Ongoing Communications" (newsletter
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 22 more pages catalogued on www.ed.gov · open in the Old Internet
The READY*SET*READ Early Childhood Learning Kit, announced by President Clinton at the April 17, 1997 White House Conference on Early Childhood Development and Learning, is available at the Department of Education web site. The kit contains activity guides for families and caregivers, which are arranged in four age groups from birth to age five; they are designed to "help your young children learn about language." Each activity section explains "What [the age group does]," and "How [the age group learns]," before detailing many pertinent learning activities. The guides also contain lists of reading and writing play materials, a short ALA (American Library Association) suggested young readers book list, and pointers to other resources, including activities for older children (Basic Kit). The kit supports the President's America Reads Challenge, which seeks to achieve literacy for every Am
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 22 more pages catalogued on www.ed.gov · open in the Old Internet
Americaâ s 4X4 4U Video Magazine This site is designed for the 4-wheel recreational vehicle driver. Designed by a couple of enthusiasts, there are trail reports, trail tips, guides of gear to carry, safety items, and recovery gear to get you out of the woods. Information on land use issues and library and magazine. Some items are available on-line, others (like videos of trails) by ordering the magazine. Out Post serves as a message center; and events and competitions, as well as Net links to related sites, are also incorporated into the site. â ¢ Good Links â ¢ Service Fee Americaâ s 4X4 4U
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.4x44u.com · open in the Old Internet
US News Online has placed its 1999 rankings for American Graduate Schools at its .edu (discussed in the January 17, 1997 Scout Report ) site. The rankings are taken from the recent US News and World Report's Best Graduate Schools publication. Rankings are posted for ten broad subject areas, including Business, Law, Engineering, Education, the Arts, Medicine, and others. Each area includes separate rankings for various specialties. The Ph.D.'s section offers overall rankings and rankings by specialty for twelve disciplines, including English, History, Physics, Mathematics, Political Science, and others. Ranking methodologies are explained at the site. Additional resources include several interactive search tools and related articles. [MD]
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99 · 6 more pages catalogued on www.usnews.com · open in the Old Internet
America's Children: Key National Indicators of Well-Being, 1999 [.pdf, 114p.] (1999)
The 1999 edition (last edition reviewed in the July 24, 1998 Scout Report of this annual compendia of statistical indicators on US children, produced by the Federal Interagency Forum on Child and Family Statistics was placed online on July 8. This issue, which contains 23 indicators in four topics, shows overall improvement in children's well-being but also reports continuing and significant disparities, principally along economic lines. Information is presented in non-technical terms with heavy use of charts and tables. The full text of the report, including the appendices, is available for download in HTML or .pdf format. Users may also browse the report highlights, the official press release, and three "backgrounders" on specific issues. [MD]
Shop to your heartâ s content at Americaâ s Choice Mall Web site. This online mall may not have the glitz of some of the more glamorous malls, but with an index that may be accessed by region, category, or alphabetized list, getting around sure is easy. A one-stop shopping resource, Americaâ s Choice lists over 16 categories of goods and services, including entertainment, real estate, automotive, food, books, gifts, technology, and travel. From customized storybooks and Harley-Davidson T-shirts to herbal teas, waterless car washes, and low cost travel insurance, itâ s all available at Amer
Sailing fans will not want to miss the Americaâ s Cup Web site, providing information, news, photos, and race results of the 1995 Americaâ s Cup sailing competition. general sailing information, daily sailing conditions for San Diego, California, race results from different worldwide competitions, a sailing discussion group, sailing photography, and online shopping for Americaâ s Cup memorabilia. There are links to other sailing-related sites on the Internet. â ¢ Good Links â ¢ Shopping
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · open in the Old Internet
Lab publications MIT - AI Laboratory Publications MIT AI home page Our Publications See here for information
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 29 more pages catalogued on www.ai.mit.edu · open in the Old Internet
AMERICA'S CUP ON-LINE web site provides up-to-date information onf America Cub Race Results, Real-time Deltas, Ship's Log, and answers to the Top Ten Questions regarding the America's Cup Race.
This new book from the US Department of Agriculture Economic Research Service, USDA ERS (last noted in the May 7, 1999 Scout Report ) offers a comprehensive review of eating habits and the state of nutrition in America. Downloadable by chapter or in its entirety in .pdf format, the book presents a multi-disciplinary perspective on nutrition issues, addressing topics ranging from "dietary guidelines to food consumption patterns, from the impact of food advertising to the economic costs of unhealthy diets." Other subjects covered include the impact of government programs and regulations, public and private efforts to encourage healthy eating, and the connections between dietary changes and US agriculture. [MD]
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 6 more pages catalogued on www.econ.ag.gov · open in the Old Internet
Serious job seekers probably wonâ t stay unemployed for long after visiting this extensive employment site. Start with the Guided Tour to learn what services are provided at Americaâ s Employers. Then choose a topic: Job Search FAQs, Networking, or Advertised Positions. Users can search for job openings by selecting government agencies, companies, or international assignments. Many of the positions are in the computer and technical fields, but plenty of legal, medical, and academic positions are also advertised at this site. Links to job banks all over the world, from Japan to Switzerland, a
E xec- PC sweatshirts ! T hey're the hot fashion for this year's cold winter. F ind out how you too can get one Exec-PC T-Shirt
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 26 more pages catalogued on www.execpc.com · open in the Old Internet
A ten-year initiative, America's Jazz Heritage is a partnership of the Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Fund and the Smithsonian Institution that is focussed on the preservation and presentation of the history of jazz. Established in 1992, the project presents materials through exhibitions, performances, radio, publications, recordings, and educational programs held at the Smithsonian and at other locations throughout the US. This wonderful site includes everything from audio clips and interviews to schedules of exhibitions and performances as well as extensive bibliographies and links to related sites. America's Jazz Heritage also oversees the Smithsonian's Jazz Oral History Program, a research project whose aim is to interview older jazz musicians, producers, dancers, and others in the field; over 100 six-hour interviews have already been conducted. Several portions of these interviews are
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 24 more pages catalogued on www.si.edu · open in the Old Internet
At least 1,800 state Employment Service offices link to this collection job listings in what is perhaps the largest pool of available employment opportunities in the U.S. At the time of this review, the pool contained listings for more than 100,000 professional, technical, management, clerical, and blue collar jobs. Searches within this siteâ s database can be conducted by means of a general "menu," keyword, or code. There are also links to the job listings of private companiesâ Web sites and to the sites of employment
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
For outdoorsmen who fancy a good climb, the Americaâ s Roof site provides a fairly complete listing of the highest points in several states. From Mount Whitney in California to Mount Rogers in Virginia, this page presents pictures, general facts, and links to locally significant pages that offer weather, tourist, and forestry information. Links to other outdoors pages
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 7 more pages catalogued on www.inch.com · open in the Old Internet
US News and World Report has published this ranking of 223 Health Maintenance Organizations, based on information provided by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA), an HMO accrediting organization. Users can browse state rankings in fifteen categories (unfortunately, these cannot be sorted), under the subject headings of prevention, physicians, members,and care. There is an "honor roll" of the top 37 HMO's. The US News site provides related articles, and links to relevant resources. Users are encouraged to read the methodology section carefully in order to determine for themselves the value of these rankings. [JS]
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99 · 6 more pages catalogued on www.usnews.com · open in the Old Internet
America's Top Technology Companies -- Forbes (1999)
The second annual Forbes ASAP (discussed in the May 10, 1996 Scout Report ) "Dynamic 100" lists last year's top dynamic technology companies. Users can browse the listings by product type (software, hardware, semiconductor, networking, Internet, etc.) or search by company name. Modest profiles for each company and brief interviews with a key figure from each of the winners are provided. Methodology for the listings is explained at the site, which is rounded out by an essay on the highlights of the "Dynamic 100." [MD]
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99 · 11 more pages catalogued on www.forbes.com · open in the Old Internet
Gives examples of colors, textures, fibers, and styles of carpet. Also provides a cost and information guide on buying hardwood and vinyl flooring and links to carpet manufacturers.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on noodle.med.yale.edu · open in the Old Internet
American Academy of Ophthalmology Provided for both ophthalmologists and the general public, the data presented here is divided into member information, public information, hot topics, and eye care links. Surgery, computer-related eyestrain, HIV/ AIDS, and the eye are some of the topics that are discussed. A FAQ page is also included in
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry As evidenced by this site, the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) does more than recommend that kids brush, floss, and limit between-meal snacks. From the clickable menu of icons, kids, parents, and dental professionals can learn about oral health care from this siteâ s collection of online brochures and dental news. In the parent information section, moms and dads can read about everything from infant pacifiers to adolescent dental care tips. Thereâ s also a list of links to other parent-oriented sites. For AAPD members and other dental pr
Visitors to the American Airlines Web site will find the Flight Schedule segment most helpful. Select your departure city, your destination, and the date on which you wish to travel for a schedule of flights. Departure times, flight numbers, and connections are all provided in addition to meal and movie info. Products, service information, and route maps
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.amrcorp.com · open in the Old Internet
Includes schedules, travel awards program information, special products, and a helpful alphabetical index to access information quickly. Also includes an employment he opportunity section.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.amrcorp.com · open in the Old Internet
American and British History Resources Rutgers University library makes available online an extensive American and British history collection. Users can research electronic text archives, history indexes, and electronic journals. Historical documents and e-text of the writings of Hobbes, Bacon, William Penn, Thomas Jefferson, Frederick Douglass are available, as well as contemporary writings. There is a link to the American Memory Library of Congress, with sound recordings, photographs, and motion pictures. Other resources include history listservs, scholarly societies, and remote access to li
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
American Antiques Association: AAS: American Antiquarian Society Assoc (1995)
Since 1926, the American Arbitration Association (AAA) has been at the forefront of the alternative dispute revolution movement in every area of private and public life. Rather than rule on cases, the association provides a time-honored set of rules and procedures that facilitate conflict resolution, a forum for the hearing of disputes, and a roster of over 20,000 people well-versed in this process. This page includes the latest in Alternative Dispute Resolution, a beginnerâ s guide to ADR, and a host of other AAA Life Styles-Social Issues & Activism
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
American Association of Airport Executives Membership in the American Association of Airport Executives is awarded by examination. Visitors to this site can access conference and meeting schedules, as well as federal regulations and publications. The publications include newsletters about aviation, employment opportunities and developments in countries outside the U.S. Link to airport consulting and general aviation sites. American Association of Airport
The American Association of Zoo Keepers is a non-profit organization that is comprised of zoo keepers dedicated to professional animal care and conservation. Its Zoological/Ecological Services include an e-mail directory, which is a searchable list of worldwide zoological professionals, and sources of data from field scientists, park managers, conservation agencies, and research institutes from every country in the world. Other resources here include an FTP server, a gopher server, animal pictures, and information on how to become a zoo keeper. There are also links to related sites and similarly oriented gopher servers.
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on aazk.ind.net · open in the Old Internet
American Asthma Report Asthma in America http://www.asthma.com/stats.h (1995)
How many times have you heard or used the terms "pirouette" or "pas de deux" without really knowing what they meant? A number of words related to ballet have made their way into common usage, although many people may not know what they really mean or what they would look like if performed by a trained dancer. The American Ballet Theatre has created this Online Ballet Dictionary of 170 terms with assistance from its own dancers who were asked to "show us how it is supposed to be done." The resulting site combines Quicktime movies of dancers demonstrating steps with terms drawn from the Technical Manual and Dictionary of Classical Ballet . While not every term is accompanied by a movie, each term includes a definition and pronunciation guide, as well as occasional cross references to other terms in the dictionary. Also available at the American Ballet Theatre's homepage is information abou
American Bar Association Network The ABAâ s home page provides a wealth of information regarding the legal profession and the organization itself. General information, details on ABA structure, selected articles from the "ABA Journal," and legal news are all here. The home page also features the ABA Store, which offers publications, video tapes, and periodicals. ABA events are listed, along with links to other law-related pages on the
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 4 more pages catalogued on www.abanet.org · open in the Old Internet
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 5 more pages catalogued on freenet3.scri.fsu.edu:81 · open in the Old Internet
Parents who need help with childcare can visit the American Childcare Solutions site. The home page lists categories of interest that include nannies, au pairs, education, and fun for children. This site does not link to local childcare references, but it does provide tips and discussions about various childcare
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 7 more pages catalogued on www.parentsplace.com · open in the Old Internet
American Civil Liberties Union Free Reading Room (1995)
American Civilization Internet Resources Georgetown University offers a wide-ranging set of links to primary and secondary American history and culture sources. Organized both chronologically and topically, some of the areas covered include the Westward Expansion, the Industrial Revolution, Military history, and the American Civil War. Besides the links, visitors have access to the Universityâ s various electronic projects in American Studies including the Incredible Expanding Timeline. Historical photographs and paintings enhance the print
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 7 more pages catalogued on www.georgetown.edu · open in the Old Internet
Provides information about the organization and access to its gopher site, as well as numerous links to other classica.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 102 more pages catalogued on www.umich.edu · open in the Old Internet
The American Coin Numismatic Mailing List is a forum for discussion of US coinage. This includes US colonial coins, patterns, pioneer issues, proofs, and regular issue coinage. Anything from the Red Book or Breen is on topic by definition. General numismatic discussions are also welcome, if of interest to collectors of American coins. For example, discussions of coin care, slabbing, coin stories, etc., are appropriate. Discussions of non-US coinage are discouraged just as are any other off-topic posts. The list is sponsored by American Coin on the Net. Web based subscription is available (see above URL). [JS] To subscribe, send email to: coins-request@linkline.com In the body of the message type: subscribe your email address
American College of Forensic Examiners -- ForensicNet Forensics as an interdisciplinary field spanning many professions including criminology, medicine, and anthropology. A forensic examiner is a professional who performs an orderly analysis, investigation, inquiry, test, inspection, or examination in an attempt to obtain the truth and from which to make an expert opinion. The ForensicNet page provides users with definitions, codes of ethics, objective scientists model, medical model, steps to board certification, partial list of forensic fields, and more. American College of Forensic
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.oznet.com · open in the Old Internet
Internal medicine practitioners will find this selective annotated medical meta-site a useful bookmark. Latest site reviews are on the main page, along with a search interface that allows keyword searching or browsing among eleven topics from clinical reference materials to universities and hospitals. While there are fewer than 200 site annotations at present, they are all carefully reviewed, making this a valuable, selective resource. Sites are compiled and annotated by Dr. Richard Baker. The ACP site contains information about the organization, including selected articles from the ACP Observer and Annals of Internal Medicine . [JS]
Any student of journalism or communications will want to mark this page as an excellent reference for classwork or research. The American Communications Association (ACA) hosts this impressive Web site, which features a collection of documents on First Amendment issues and communications law. In the Academic Freedom category alone, there are more than 100 references. Under Copyright and Intellectual Property Rights, there are dozens more. Major categories range from Freedom of Religion to Human Rights Issues. The ACA Electronic Reference Desk is quite a find as well, with links that include grants and fellowships, study and travel abroad, university communication departments, and research centers.
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.uark.edu · open in the Old Internet
Calling itself "the only exclusively conservative search engine on the web," this site provides a simple interface for searching forty conservative web sites and nearly thirty online publications and meta-sites. Sites indexed range from the website of the Michael Reagan radio talk show to Conservative Generation X to the National Rifle Association. Search results are compact and useful, listing not only the title and URL of found pages but also a count of search-term instances within each document; pages are ranked in order of the number of times the search term appears. Boolean operators and truncation are not supported. Users are invited to comment on the websites indexed, and reviews are collected on the site. There are also pages with links to government information and media outlets, as well as almanac information on the United States. [ML]
Al Baker's "XR's Only" Al Baker's XR's only store Dirt Bikes http://www.medium.com/albaker1.html
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 9 more pages catalogued on www.medium.com · open in the Old Internet
Provides jumps to descriptions and subscription informa- tion for GCR Publishing Group, Inc.’s magazines: American Country Collectibles, Collectibles Flea Market Finds, and Victorian Decorating and Lifestyle magazine. Contains an editorial profile and a guide to where to buy each magazine, as well as a table of contents for the current month’s issue.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 2 more pages catalogued on rivendell.com · open in the Old Internet
Diabetic patients and their family members can read online brochures on such topics as the Diabetes Risk Test, Living with Diabetes, as well as a catalog of more Assocation publications. In addition, patients can find out about diagnostic blood tests. Those interested can learn about volunteer opportunities and
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
American Diabetes Association, Texas Affiliate (1996)
The mission of the American Diabetes Association (ADA) is to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by this disease. The World Wide Web site is an educational information service meant to reach toward that goal. There is general information about diabetes, what the common symptoms are, and a quiz to test your likelihood of having diabetes. Information about current diabetes research is available, as are links to diabetes-related sites. There is also a link to the ADA Legislative Alerts section, where you can find out about the ADA's advocacy concerns and pending legislation.
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
If you're in the market for a luxury home in downtown Chicago or a vineyard in California, American Dream can help. If you're buying in Arizona, the listings are more extensive (and more reasonably priced). Are you selling a piece of property? You can do that, too, by filling out a short form and submitting it. Answer your questions about Federal housing laws by reading the Fair Housing Act. Investigate mortgage options and read some helpful hints, especially if you are a first-time buyer. There is even a nice explanation of the new Section 32 laws and their effects.
The home page for the American Electronics Association provides information about the organization, the largest trade association of the technology industry. The AEA represents companies involved in software, aerospace. Visitors to the page will find listings of activities and services, including an events calendar, a directory of services and a membership roster. The information will be of most use to members, but links to more than 100 high tech firms may benefit the
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Branch Information Services Branch Internet Services, Inc. BRANCH.COM Parent Directory The Branch Mall The Internet Mall
▸ U.S., Canada, World
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 18 more pages catalogued on branch.com:1080 · open in the Old Internet
American Environmental Photographs, 1891-1936: Images from the University of Chicago Library (1999)
The indefatigable Library of Congress American Memory collection has expanded yet again with these two new exhibits. The first contains 1,305 pieces of African-American sheet music dating from 1850 through 1920. The pieces span from the antebellum black face minstrelsy of the 1850s to the Civil War to Reconstruction to the early period of urbanization and the northern migration of African Americans. As the site notes, "unlike many other sorts of published works, sheet music can be produced rapidly in response to an event or public interest, and thus is a source of relatively unmediated and unrevised perspectives on quickly changing events and public attitudes. Particularly significant in this collection are the visual depictions of African Americans which provide much information about racial attitudes over the course of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries." Users can search the
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99 · 24 more pages catalogued on memory.loc.gov · open in the Old Internet
American Express posts on this site news releases, descriptions of charitable activities, annual reports, letters to shareholders, and information about the companyâ s board of directors. A FAQ answers questions about American Express credit cards and services. Thereâ s also a list of 24-hour customer service phone numbers, an index of the locations of American Express travel service offices around the world, and a search tool to American Express ATMs. Other links provide financial advice, information on tourism and airline discounts, and a resource for college students, with movie and music
source: Recovered for this collection; Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996 · open in the Old Internet
A credit card is not the only service offered by American Express. This site explains the services designed specifically for college students who are card holders. Among the perks are travel certificates for discount airfares on Continental. The travel theme is extended to activities online in the "wanderlust" category. Users who explore this option will find a different travel destination highlighted each month, with entertaining resources that provide information about exotic locales and popular
This new "data access and dissemination system" from the US Census Bureau offers easy access to some of the Bureau's largest data sets. Users can create a variety of tables, reports, or maps with information on their community, the economy, or American society in just a few steps. Users will have three options for accessing data: Quick Tables and Thematic Maps, which offer predefined reports on the most widely used statistics; Detailed Tables, which require several selections (such as geographic area and time frame); and Build A Query, which requires a few more steps. Note that the Industry and Business Facts section will not be available until the release of the 1997 Economic Census data (currently overdue). Help files, a FAQ, and an internal search engine are also provided. [MD]
American Fencing, the official publication of the United States Fencing Association, now has a on-line archive of past articles. http://www.uncg.edu/fencing/ If you fence, or have any intrest in fencing, check us out! Lots o' good stuff!
source: comp.infosystems.www.announce, 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.uncg.edu · open in the Old Internet
In a dazzling demonstration that technological history can repeat itself, the American Film Institute has begun to make full length films available at its web site. The first showing is Charles Chaplin's The Rink , made in 1916. VDO live video and audio streaming technology ( discussed in the April 12, 1996 Scout Report ) is used to play the movie. It is viewed most clearly in a small window of your monitor, and performance is affected by such variables as network congestion and the speed of your connection. But it is a movie, just as early kinetoscope offerings were also "movies." Perhaps in three or four years this technology will mature, and we will really be able to watch movies over the net. Still, what AFI is doing is historic and a valuable experiment that should be recognized as such. The site also contains background information on Chaplin, as well as selected links to other Cha
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.afionline.org · open in the Old Internet
http://awa.com/nct National Computer Tectonics Magazine National Computer Tectonics Online NCT Magazine NCT Web Magazine Read Magazine
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 20 more pages catalogued on www.awa.com · open in the Old Internet
This online site contains information highlighting governmental problems occurring at the local, state and national level. Browsers will find copies of historic documents such as the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence as well as speeches, quotes and
American Geophysical Unionâ s home page provides information, announcements for researchers, teachers, and science administrators. Listed here are member schedules, reports, and publications of interest to the 32,000 members of the union.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
This site will pump users with information regarding that most vital of organs--the heart. The American Heart Association circulates a good deal of information about heart disease and strokes. Visitors can access a number of affiliated links, including the Cleveland Clinic Heart Center and the Harvard Heart Letter. As the A.H.A. is also a fund-raising organization, users can contribute financially to the fight against heart disease.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 12 more pages catalogued on www.tulane.edu · open in the Old Internet
American Hockey League by SLAM! Sports Professional minor league hockey is alive and well on the Web. The American Hockey League has a flashy presence here with wellplaced hyperlinks, comprehensive information, and eye-catching colors. Each team in the league has a page containing statistics, schedules, and player vitals. Click into the record book for league milestones, check out the current standings, or jump to the teamsâ NHL affiliates for the latest NHL news. American Hockey League by SLAM!
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996 · 1 more page catalogued on www.canoe.ca · open in the Old Internet
Branch Information Services Branch Internet Services, Inc. BRANCH.COM Parent Directory The Branch Mall The Internet Mall
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 36 more pages catalogued on branch.com · open in the Old Internet
The American Humanist Association (AHA) Web site is an online resource for secular humanists, freethinkers, and athesists. Modest black and grey pages provide a stark contrast to this colorful and eclectic collection of articles, essays, and commentaries. From "I Was An Atheist In A Foxhole," to "Scientific Creationism Is Not Dead!" AHA offers sections on politics, ethics, and special occasions (non-religious ceremonies for humanists) such as "Mixedfaith Humanist Wedding Ceremony," and "A
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995 · 3 more pages catalogued on freethought.tamu.edu · open in the Old Internet
American Immigration Home Page Photographs, quotes, and timelines help illustrate the American immigrant experience from 1607 to the present. Thoughts on the subject include observations by Walt Whitman, Franklin D. Roosevelt, J. H. de Crevecoeur, Oscar Handlin, Stephen Vincent Benet, Emma Lazarus, and John F. Kennedy. There are links to other groups interested in immigration, including those opposed to current U.S. policy, as well as links to a variety of immigration newsgroups. This is an impressive 10th grade history project, however the site lacks a necessary American Immigration Home Page
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
This Web page provides information about the U.S. Green Card Lottery Program and Posted by the Law Office of Mark Carmel, the site offers valuable information on work visas, waivers, and residental aliens. Users can register for the Lottery online, and will also find a general description of the Lottery, registration information, and FAQs. Articles from the American Immigration Report are
The American Indian Recipes Gopher provides Internet users a small collection of recipes specific to American Indian cuisine. Specialties include corn stew, dried corn, squash blossoms, and fish head soup. Typical articles provide readers with instructions for grinding acorns, as well as a variety of recipes featuring acorns. This site is ideal for cooks who are interested in the more common meals of the American Indian and is made available through ESUSDA and Washington State University.
American Individual Magazine & Coffeehouse Blaze your own trail with a sense of community and security. The American Individual Magazine, "the best of the individualist press," posts usersâ comments and advice on topics such as survival in the â 90s, careers, starting your own business, and personal finance. Other topics addressed here include consumer issues, health, travel, and community activism. Visitors to this site can add their tips and opinions to the roundtable discussions. For each topic, there are annotated links to related, top-notch sites. American Individual Magazine & Life St
Collected quotations More quotes about music More quotes about New York More quotes about San Francisco More quotes about writing
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.ainet.com · open in the Old Internet
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American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (1995)
Faculty, Student, and Staff web pages http://www-leland.stanford.edu/ Stanford University Student Web Server The Stanford Leland Server
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 27 more pages catalogued on www-leland.stanford.edu · open in the Old Internet
American Institute of Architects The dignified ambience of the site reflects its august sponsors, the American Institute of Architects (founded 1856) and the American Architectural Foundation. The tightly organized segments lay out particulars of architectural careers, scholarships, schools, internships, licensing, and state registration boards. The Foundation, which strives to raise public understanding of architecture, contributes material on its museum, collections, exhibits, and nationwide K-12 educational projects. For general users, there are media resources pages, backgrounders, and con
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Provides information on the group’s mission, the upcoming world conference, and its programs. Also offers membership bs information.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.che.ufl.edu · open in the Old Internet
American Institute of Physics The American Institute of Physics is a nonprofit membership corporation chartered for the purpose of promoting the advancement and diffusion of physics information and its application to human welfare. AIP composes and markets eight archival journals, produces journals for members and publishes magazines and books. Links are provided to physics software technologies. The Physics Careers Bulletin Board allows students the opportunity to pose questions to physicists about careers in American Institute of Physics
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on aip.org · open in the Old Internet
American Intellectual Property Law Association (1996)
American Intellectual Property Law Association The American Intellectual Property Law Association was formed (in 1897) to study and improve laws related to patents, trademarks, copyrights, and other intellectual property issues. Questions about patent law, ownership disputes, and the U.S. patent office, are addressed here in text-only documents. A FAQ page provides more detailed information on the association. Also listed are membership requirements, meetings, reports, and continuing education programs. American Intellectual Property Law
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
The American Jazz Symposium (AJS), a nonprofit organization, is dedicated to the preservation and promotion of jazz roots and performances. The symposium conducts concerts, music festivals, and educational events year-around. Visitors to this site can discover more about AJS, and explore the Jazz Masters Project, which allows students to work, study, and perform with great jazz musicians. The symposium sponsors two California venues--Los Angelesâ Jazz Bakery, and Blue Jayâ s Jazz Jubilee--and this Web page contains schedules for jazz performances at both venues. This site features an articl
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996 · 27 more pages catalogued on members.aol.com · open in the Old Internet
American Journal of Nursing This site provides an overview of the online services offered by the publisher of the "American Journal of Nursing" (AJN). In addition to many links to recent AJN issues, this site includes access to the "American Journal of Maternal/Child Nursing," and links to sections such as Nursing Research, AJNâ s Career Guide, Business Services, and other American Journal of Nursing
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
The American Journalism Review provides this site as a resource for journalists and a promotion of its publication. Selections from its current issue are online in full; other stories are in abstract form. Articles about journalism in cyberspace are available as well as archived articles about journalism, the media, technology, the Internet, and issues arising from their confluence. The site also gathers an extensive Web resource guide for journalists, a beginners Guide to the Internet. There is also a guide to grant, scholarship, and award opportunities available for journalists. Subscriber i
The US Library of Congress American Memory site has added two more features to its burgeoning digital historical collection. The first new offering is a preview of the online Leonard Bernstein collection. With over 400,000 items, the Bernstein collection is one of the largest held by the LOC Music Division. This preview offers 85 photos, a complete Finding Aid (SGML viewer required), a Chronology, and a Bibliography. The second new addition to American Memory is a collection of approximately 2800 lantern slides of American buildings and landscapes constructed between 1850 and 1920. Users can view slides of cities, specific buildings, public and private parks and gardens, as well as plans, maps, and models. Special features include a history of Boston's Park System, an exhibit on New York City Parks in Use in 1912, and a history of Lantern Slides. Users can search the photo database by ke
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99 · 24 more pages catalogued on memory.loc.gov · open in the Old Internet
Part of the Cornell Law School's Legal Information Institute site (LII), the American Legal Ethics Library contains rules or codes, ethics opinions, judicial conduct codes, legal commentaries, and other materials relating to the law governing lawyers. Codes or rules are available for most of the nation's 50 states. Currently, the site also offers eleven commentaries on the "law of lawyering" for eleven different jurisdictions, written by legal scholars and major law firms in each jurisdiction's area. Another twelve narratives are in progress, including one for the European community. Accessible by topic or jurisdiction, the information is also available on CD-ROM. The hypertext format makes it easy to link from commentaries to relevant codes and rules. Roger C. Cramton, the Robert S. Stevens Professor of Law at Cornell, directs the project. [DC]
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 17 more pages catalogued on www.law.cornell.edu · open in the Old Internet
The American Library Association (ALA) is the oldest and largest library association in the world. It represents all types of libraries public, school, academic, state, and special. The ALA Extended Family consists of 56 independent library associations promoting libraries and librarianship in states, regions, and territories of the United States. This site features links to libraries' activities, including ALA gopher files, conferences, publications, research, preservation, journals, library outreach, public education programs, and public awareness.
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 7 more pages catalogued on www.ala.org · open in the Old Internet
American Library Association (ALA) American Library Association Gopher (1995)
The Federal Communications Commission has made available the full text of FCC 97-157, which focuses on universal service. The report "sets in motion universal service policies that will ensure all Americans, including low-income consumers and those who live in rural, insular, high cost areas, shall have affordable service and will help to connect eligible schools, libraries, and rural health care providers to the global telecommunications network." The universal service provisions "implement the mandate for Universal Service set forth in the Telecommunications Act of 1996." At present, the report is available in WordPerfect 5.1 format (plain or .zip compressed). Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) and HTML versions will be available soon. An FCC News Release details principles of the universal service provisions, and includes statements by FCC Chairman Reed L. Hunt and three other FCC commissioners. Th
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.fcc.gov · open in the Old Internet
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 12 more pages catalogued on www.tulane.edu · open in the Old Internet
The American Lung Association's well organized website contains just the sort of information you might expect: mission statement, donation suggestions, local contact information and activities. The bonus is educational material on lung and related diseases, environmental health, and other topics. These are thorough and provide practical tips for an individual suffering a lung-related condition, a loved one, or the simply curious. Note: some pages are still under development and links may fail.
American Marketing Association Home Page The American Marketing Association is a nonprofit "international professional society of individual members with an interest in the practice, study, and teaching of marketing." Visitors to its home page can join the association, read AMA publications, peruse articles on professional growth/development, locate national AMA conferences, consult a chapter/staff directory, utilize the AMA marketing search engine, or learn how to contact the AMAâ s headquarters in Chicago,
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
As a leading publisher of mathematical research results, the AMS organization presents this Web site as a means to distribute information regarding membership and current research in the field of mathematics. Users may review the list of published books or read the ethical guidelines from the society. Under development is a large database which will deliver access to a wealth of mathematical reviews.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 1 more page catalogued on e-math.ams.org · open in the Old Internet
This page part of the American Mathematical Society's informative and interesting e-MATH Web site offers job-seekers a directory of employment opportunities related to mathematics, often including post-doctoral and fellowship opportunities as well as professional positions. Employment listings are sorted by geographical area, and there is a separate section for the most recent listings. In addition to its job offerings, the site contains several articles pertinent to a career in mathematics, including discussions of academic versus non-academic careers, necessary academic credentials, and job forecasts for the field. Want to know more about resources in the field of mathematics? Follow the link to Professional Information at the bottom of this page for information on career development resources, membership in the AMS and other professional mathematics societies, and more.
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.ams.org · open in the Old Internet
The home page of the American Medical Association offers a mix of technical and general medical information. From the home page, visitors may access the "Journal of the American Medical Association," "Medical News and Perspectives," archives of specialty journals, and a directory of medical societies. The specialty journals cover dermatology, psychiatry, neurology, surgery, pediatrics, and womenâ s health. A one-time, free registration is required for access to the siteâ s resources.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 7 more pages catalogued on www.ama-assn.org · open in the Old Internet
American Medical Specialty Organization, Inc. Home Page (1995)
American Memory U.S. Library of Congress. American Memories
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995 · 4 more pages catalogued on rs6.loc.gov · open in the Old Internet
American Memory: Background Papers and Content Information (1998)
With this site, newly updated and reorganized, the Library of Congress continues to share its experience in the digitization of images, text, maps, sound files, and movies. In addition to American Memory White papers (some previously described in the August 7, 1998 Scout Report ), which are technical papers based on the experience gained during the American Memory Pilot Project, the site also includes a variety of resources to help any library or institution embarking on a digitizing project, such as sample Requests for Proposals (RFPs) for scanning and text conversion services, the National Digital Library Project Planning checklist, final reports, workshop proceedings, and recommendations. Also included are some background readings produced outside the Library of Congress on the concept of creating digital library collections. [DS]
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99 · 24 more pages catalogued on memory.loc.gov · open in the Old Internet
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 4 more pages catalogued on www.ramp.com · open in the Old Internet
The American Music Center's Jazz Expansion Project is a library of jazz works and information, focused primarily on performance. Its goal is to provide music professionals with a way to find information on jazz composers and explore scores and recordings of their music. This Web site provides a great introduction to the project, featuring an index of over 1000 scores and recordings available through the American Music Center. You can easily locate information about the scores you want--they're categorized by instrumentation and composer's last name. Musicians looking for opportunities in jazz will also want to use the extensive lists of jazz manager listings, jazz recording company listings, and the online version of the Center's publication,
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.amc.net · open in the Old Internet
Nonprofit contemporary music information and resource center. Provides lists of scores, opportunities for composer and performers, information on grants, and more. oe" a) bie eee ae om (0:00 Bey 6,!00 6 Amy Grant Site in Coll Park.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.amc.net · open in the Old Internet
American Nuclear Society [ANSWER] "Dedicated to peaceful uses of nuclear science and technology," the American Nuclear Society strives to educate the public about its goals, activities, and meetings at its online "home." Divided into nine sections, this site offers information on upcoming conferences and events; membership and member services; and local and international activities. Users can browse through the selection of nuclearrelated publications (subdivided into Journals, and Magazines), check out the links available in the Nuclear Web section, or give feedback on the organization and it
Provides information on how to join APA and offers links to APA's Proceedings and Electronic Bulletin Board. Also offers links to other Web resources for philosophers. Includes information on upcoming events sponsored by APA and/or of interest to philosophers.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
American Physical Therapy Association The American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) is a national organization that represents students, physical therapists, and assistants. In addition to general information about APTA such as chapter locations, membership, and meeting dates, visitors will also find information about the governmentâ s role in assuring that physical therapists have the proper skills and training necessary to perform their job correctly. There are a wealth of related links that include resources on public relations, professional development,
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
American Physiological Society The University of Texas-Houston Health (1995)
The American Political Science Association (APSA) gopher is a launching point for political-science resources all around the world. From this single page, you can jump to a comparative politics site, an international relations page, a site dealing with public policy and public administration, the political science list of lists, an e-mail directory of political scientists, and a handful of political journals. In addition, visitors can read up on scholarships, fellowships, and grants, and can obtain information on APSA services and upcoming conferences. The resources linked to APSA are intended to provide an information base for both political-science researchers and teachers.
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
American Psychological Association PsychNET (1996)
American Psychological Association PsychNET Wondering how to choose a psychologist? This Web site offered by the American Psychological Association (APA) can help. Check out the Help Center, an excellent source of articles regarding the work world, home life, and mind/body health, as well as online mental health referrals. For the professional psychologist, practice and educational resources, selected stories from the APA "Monitor," as well as convention and conference information, are offered. This site is well worth the visit for those looking for
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
As part of its effort to promote public understanding of the foreign policy of the US, the non-partisan Chicago Council on Foreign Relations (CCFR) has sponsored seven quadrennial surveys of public opinion since 1974. The key question in the recently released 1999 survey, as in previous surveys, was the extent to which "the American public and leaders support an active role for the United States overseas." For the most part, the CCFR found strong support for an active American role in world affairs. At the site, users can read the full text (in .pdf format) or a summary of the report, which examines issues such as foreign policy priorities, globalization, security, the role of the US in the world, perspectives on particular regions and countries, and the current adminstration's performance. The report also contains a brief but helpful account of the political and economic context of the
"American Racing Scene" is an e-zine devoted to the sport of car racing in America. From the home page, select Indy Car or NASCAR for photo galleries of cars and drivers, racing schedules and results, online driverâ s fan club registration, and accumulated season points for drivers. Shop Talk is a live chat line for
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Applied Anthropology (ANTHRAP Home Page) The ANTHAP Home Page The Applied Anthropology Computer Network (ANTHAP)
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 6 more pages catalogued on www.acs.oakland.edu · open in the Old Internet
American Recordings Home Page This is the fun-filled home page for American Recordings, a music company whose artists include the Black Crowes and Sir-Mix-A-Lot, among others. Besides providing visitors with sound bites and biographies of all their artists, this site includes a chat room where users can speak with a different musician each week. Surprises abound, especially in the funhouse, which features music, games, and other novelties. Visitors who still want more can try browsing the extensive list of discographies or joining one of the numerous newsgroups available here. This site gives
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 7 more pages catalogued on american.recordings.com · open in the Old Internet
Want to lend a hand when the next (inevitable) disaster strikes? Wondering where to donate blood? The American Red Cross gives this information in a searchable database of local chapters. One can also find out general Red Cross information and news, as well as follow current relief efforts going on around the world.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
American Red Cross of Kitsap County, Washington Although this siteâ s title appears to be local in scope, the information found here is a mustsee for anyone and everyone interested in safety and disaster relief. Critical information about Red Cross emergency preparedness, fire safety, winter storm safety, and chemical safety can be accessed here. In addition, the Red Cross Family Disaster Plan, family disaster supply kit, and military services are provided. Web users will also find links to the home pages of the American Red Cross and the International Committee of the Red American Red Cross
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 5 more pages catalogued on www.oz.net · open in the Old Internet
Located at Purdue University and supported by the Lilly Endowment, the ARDA collects quantitative data sets (mostly from surveys) for the study of American religion. The ARDA concentrates on data sets currently not stored in a public archive and makes them available for free use at this site. Users may browse the data file directory and download data sets in a variety of formats, including ASCII, SPSS, and Microcase 4.0. Users may also conduct a Custom Analysis of selected files and view the related Codebook online, although this is primarily recommended for faster connections and more powerful computers. In addition, the search page allows multiple term searching of single files or comparisons of file groups. Survey questions are also available for download and use in researchers' own surveys. A What's New section lists recent additions, and users can register for email updates. [MD]
Information about the programs and services offered.
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 20 more pages catalogued on riskweb.bus.utexas.edu · open in the Old Internet
American rituals and ceremonies. Promotes natural living. Provides information about the organization’s purpose and its (1995)
Includes informative sections about channeling, lightwork, UFO phenomena, and healing methods. Offers links to other sites with information on journals, magazines, and new age. Also offers images, movies, reviews, sound clips, and a bibliography. SS 1 oro ie Sun Angel.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995 · open in the Old Internet
American Science and Surplus The name of the company and therefore its Web site is a misnomer, but for fun, start with its humorous annotated catalog of unusual items from Biiiiiig Balloon to a Slime and Ooze Kit. Some of the links lead to serious, scientific and/or educational products. In the New Stuff section, the user is introduced to the Mean Vacuum Machine, and more. The links go on and on, and they include something of genuine interest for just about everyone. In any event, this Web site is well designed and easy to navigate. American Science and Surplus
The American Share Foundation (ASF) is an dedicated to the education and support of organ and tissue transplant candidates and recipients, their families, the medical community, and the general public. ASF publishes periodic newsletters, provides Web space to relevant organizations, and supports efforts to bring together resources, educational opportunities, and technologies. This is a comprehensive resource of value to any potential donor or recipient. The site is provided in English and Spanish.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
American Society for Engineering Education The American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) is a nonprofit organization seeking to improve all aspects of engineering education. This site is a clearinghouse of information, with "general information, press releases, as well as information about ASEE conferences, membership, publications, projects (including fellowships and awards), divisions, councils PRISM classified advertisements, and more." Users may also benefit from career development advice given in one of the many links. American Society for Engineering
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.asee.org · open in the Old Internet
American Society for Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics (ASHI) (1994)
The American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) is pleased to announce our new site on the World Wide Web. You can find us at URL: http://www.asrm.com The American Society for Reproductive Medicine is a voluntary, non-profit organization devoted to advancing knowledge and expertise in reproductive medicine and biology. The ASRM has achieved national and international recognition as the foremost organization promoting the study of reproduction and reproductive disorders. This site was developed with both the health professional and the patient in mind. Some of the information available includes the membership brochure for professionals, ASRM policy statements, FAQs about infertility…
Business Language Training Career Development Executive Development Healthcare Humor Independent Consultants International/Multicultural list Northern Virginia Senior HRD Technology Utilization
American Society of Animal Science The mission of the American Society of Animal Science is "to advance animal sciences research and education, through the exchange of scientific and technical information, and applications to animal agriculture, public policy and public understanding," and this Web site certainly helps. Access to the "Journal of Animal Science," membership services, and publications concerning the society is available. Links to related sites are also American Society of Animal
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
American Society of Plant Physiologists (ASPP) Gopher American Society (1995)
The American Stock Exchangeâ s site links to those of companies listed on the AMEX. It also features a gallery of photos and movies of the stock exchange at peak trading times. Experienced traders may want to look at career opportunities with AMEX, or peruse the AMEX Newsmaker Exchange, a live conference call between American business journalists and prominent newsmakers in business, government and finance. The Link Library has leads to other valuable financial Web sites such as The Stock Room, PC Quote, Investorâ s Business Daily, NASDAQ,
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Newsletter targeted at the busy individual who wants to build equity by purchasing stock in American companies. Provides a review of selected growth stocks rated favorably by established and widely read American financial publications.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.awod.com · open in the Old Internet
American Studies Crossroads Project For educators and students alike, this site offers up-to-date information about the American Studies Association (ASA), current and past issues of the ASA newsletter, and a huge subject index of links to American Studies resources on the Web. An annotated index of course syllabi and learning materials on the Web is available in the Technology & Learning section, along with Internet workshops and a Brief Guide to Multimedia and the Study of the United States. The Curriculum section includes the ASA Guide for Reviewing American Studies Programs, the ASA Guide
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 7 more pages catalogued on www.georgetown.edu · open in the Old Internet
A sub-page of American Studies Crossroads Project, this site is an annotated, comprehensive index of links to pedagogical, scholarly, and institutional resources pertaining to American Studies. Links are organized under headings such as Race and Ethnicity, Philosophy and Religion, Arts and Material Culture, Gender and Sexuality, and Regions and the Environment. The site also links to a number of leading American Studies and professional scholarly organizations in the U.S. Users can search the index by keyword.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 7 more pages catalogued on www.georgetown.edu · open in the Old Internet
Provides links to every known topic concerning American studies (seriously, this is quite possible). Includes literature, art, history, ethnicity, religion, and so on. a lye ute? fey Ceousre me: We ley ‘o% me (ett vemire.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 6 more pages catalogued on minerva.cis.yale.edu · open in the Old Internet
This page provides general information about the Internet and a glossary of Internet terms. ASB, the sponsoring company, offers Internet access via both graphical and non-graphical interfaces. This page includes subscription rates and membership information. Internet-Internet & Web Resources
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.asb.com · open in the Old Internet
Originally designed as a service for American personnel stationed overseas and international companies with a demand for U.S. products, American Supply International has recently expanded its target audience to include everyone on the Internet. At the American Supply International Web site, users from all over the world will find an astounding selection of products, from health and beauty aids to canned goods and automobile engine parts. Divided into eight different sections, this site offers recipes, ordering information, e-mail addresses, product guarantees, and a large "general store." Ever
Provides information related to advertising. Contains many links to different advertising related sites, including e categories like computers, financial, florists, food, Internet services, travel, and sports.
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 7 more pages catalogued on xmission.com · open in the Old Internet
American Swim Coaches Association - ASCA, Lakewood, CO (1995)
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 3 more pages catalogued on www.ppoc.com · open in the Old Internet
AT&T is staking out a lot of territory on the Web, sponsoring or directly maintaining a number of independent sites that include the 1996 Olympics, AT&Tâ s labs, directories, news releases, and the enormous AT&T Business Network. Visitors to this site can learn about AT&T products, products in development, calling plans, 800 numbers, Internet services, and philanthropic activities. Annual reports, a company index and fact book, and other corporate information is also
source: Recovered for this collection; World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 8 more pages catalogued on www.att.com · open in the Old Internet
American Telesource International, Inc. This telecommunication company offers at this Web site information on its services and financial status. Additionally, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 is frequently updated and posted here.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 55 more pages catalogued on www.xmission.com · open in the Old Internet
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 16 more pages catalogued on www.human.com · open in the Old Internet
American Type Culture Collection ATCC Gopher server The Hybridoma Data (1995)
Maintained by a student at MIT, the American Universities page presents a directory of college, university, and departmental home pages for institutions throughout the United States. The schools are indexed alphabetically, and there is a broad range of information on each of the home pages such as the course requirements, curriculum, faculty, and admissions. A listing for Canadian schools is
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.clas.ufl.edu · open in the Old Internet
American Visions is the companion site to an eight-week PBS series of the same name that runs from May 28 to June 18, 1997. It "tells the history of America's people and places through its art"; this guided tour is conducted by veteran Time magazine art critic Robert Hughes. The site is highlighted by the Exhibition section, a collection of Shockwave-based interactive photo essays on American art history (images and commentary accompanying the first two episodes are available at this time). Each exhibit contains an overall commentary section, as well as specific commentary or quotes for selected images (visible when the mouse pointer moves over the multi-colored bullets that accompany the images). The pages of each exhibit can be navigated from the bottom frame. There is also a large "art gallery" of over 100 images from the series, a series synopsis, and a "remote control" web tour (a s
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 45 more pages catalogued on www.pbs.org · open in the Old Internet
American Water Works Association The American Water Works Association (AWWA) provides an extensive directory of information about drinking water. AWWA is a nonprofit organization formed by professionals working in the water supply industry. It deals with issues about the quality and supply of drinking water. This site offers news, forums, contacts, statistical databases, and links to resources such as the U.S.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
"American Wine" magazine features American vineyards and winemakers. There are lots of articles, news and regional reports, and links to wine-related sites. Users can find out the ratings of this yearâ s Beaujolais Nouveau and peruse features such as the winetasterâ s events calendar and book/CD/video reviews. Connoisseurs who enjoy good wines and fine food will find this site just the ticket for their
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source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Created by Ken Middleton, reference librarian and graduate student in American Women's History at Middle Tennessee State University, this site is an excellent resource for researchers, especially graduate students or advanced undergraduates, interested in US women's history. At the site, users will find a large number of citations of print and online reference materials and primary resources. These are grouped into three sections: General Reference and Biographical Sources, Subject Index to Research Sources (currently containing resources in 27 topical areas), and State and Regional History Sources. Middleton supplies full bibliographical information for print sources and a link for those available in electronic form. The site also offers two sections on tools and strategies for finding additional sources and a collection of (unannotated) select bookmarks.
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on frank.mtsu.edu · open in the Old Internet
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.tagonline.com · open in the Old Internet
Serves as host to a growing coupon section. Lets you print the coupons right from your screen.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.AmericaNet.Com · open in the Old Internet
Provides free national classified advertising, including hel wanted, cars, trucks, RVs, commercial real estate, and residential real estate. Lets you submit your.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.AmericaNet.Com · open in the Old Internet
Americans with Disabilities Act Regulations Businesses and city governments wishing to stay in compliance with the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act can refer to the exact text of the Act here. Interested parties can explore topics relevant to their circumstances, for example, Access to Commercial Facilities, or Vehicular Access Americans with Disabilities Act
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.law.vill.edu · open in the Old Internet
Announcing the arrival of "The Americans Guide to Surfing the World with the Web". This site contains an easy to use directory of web sites from all around the world. It is especially useful for finding out about travel, culture, entertainment, lifestyles, and news in different countries. Theres more to the web than American sites. Try surfing the World with the Web. You can find it at: http://www.foryou.net/~thelion/surf/surf.html note: requires a frames capable browser, a noframes version is coming soon.
The US Department of Education's NCES has recently released three information resources on various aspects of education. The Condition of Education 1998 is an annual compendium of about 60 indicators in six major areas including access and participation, economic outcomes, and financial and human resources. These tabular and graphic indicators are gleaned from various surveys and publications both inside and outside of the Department of Education. Currency of the data varies by indicator. Developments in School Finance 1997 (available in Adobe Acrobat [.pdf] format only), edited by William J. Fowler, contains the fiscal proceedings from the 1997 NCES Summer Conference, eight scholarly papers on "emerging issues in educational finance." Titles include: "Does Money Matter for Minority and Disadvantaged Students? Assessing the New Empirical Evidence," by David Grissmer, et. al.; "School Dis
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99 · 21 more pages catalogued on nces.ed.gov · open in the Old Internet
