So you're looking for Canadian content on the Web, eh? Look no further than the Canuck Site of the Day. In the spirit of the other site-of-the-day arbiters, you'll get a daily pick, but this time around the criteria extend beyond coolness and innovation; these sites are all from the true north. The picks include all manner of sites, including provincial governments, personal home pages, and Canadian commercial sites. The site's administrators are not without a sense of humor either the selection for October 31, 1995, the day after the sovereignty referendum in Quebec, was "Bienvenue à Quebec" (Welcome to Quebec).
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Canyon Galleries & Artists Canyon Galleries & Artists offers a listing of many artists whose work is on display for Web explorers. Visitors will find a selection of jewelry, traditional art, and electronic art work, as well as information on ordering from artists such as Linda Strong, Stuart W. Melvin, and Gary Mauro. Besides all this, the page has a link to the massive parent page, InterArt, which offers an even broader selection of options, including jewelry, food, and wine. Canyon Galleries & Artists
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.interart.net · 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 · 83 more pages catalogued on www.primenet.com · open in the Old Internet
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Canzoni d'autore italiane a cura di Augusto Sarti (1995)
CRS4 homepage Home page for site www.crs4.it:80 The Center for Advanced Studies, Research and Development in Sardinia
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 17 more pages catalogued on www.crs4.it · open in the Old Internet
University Pierre et Marie Curie - MASI Lab., Paris, CAD-VLSI Team. System: Unix. Files: Alliance (CAD system for teaching VLSI digital CMOS design); GNU;. uploads to /incoming.
Although the founding fathers could not have envisioned the Net when designing U.S. democracy, this site, devoted to the workings of the U.S. Congress, makes it easy for citizens to understand and become involved in the democratic process. Cap Web sections include the Senate, House of Representatives, Library of Congress, and Related Resources. A senatorâ s home page can be located searching by name, state, or party. E-mail addresses are available, as well as links to EMail Democracy and Contacting the 104th Congress. Details on the latest bills passed by Congress, as well as key votes and la
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Canadian magazine that seeks to expand the boundaries of art and culture (current and back issues available online). ey ie) ce) ce) eye.
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; 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 · 39 more pages catalogued on www.wimsey.com · open in the Old Internet
Contains a compilation of recipes from the various cultures that have settled on Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia. Displays many graphics, using them to present both the foods and the land.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Web browsers planning a trip to the Canadian Province of Nova Scotia can find out about Cape Breton, an island at the northern tip of the province. Cape Breton crafts and arts are showcased here, as well as Bed & Breakfast and Resort information. Tourism information and links to other related topics are offered.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 99 more pages catalogued on www.webcom.com · open in the Old Internet
As the song goes, "If youâ re fond of sand dunes and salty air..." youâ ll find this Cape Cod home page a place for escape, via the Internet. Visitors can access just about any locale in the area and obtain information about local cultural events, bed & breakfasts, and local businesses, including stops at picture-perfect Nantucket and Marthaâ s Vineyard. Visitors will enjoy the dynamic photos which accompany the text. This is a wonderful and colorful site depicting one of Americaâ s gems.
Cape Cod Information Center The Cape Cod Information Center is home to a slew of information about Cape Cod and its surrounding areas. Sections include general information, historical background, public service and community announcements, arts, businesses, government and politics, food, travel and sightseeing, education, and much more. Visitors can make hotel reservations online, browse through entertainment options, peek at the weather forecast, check out sports schedules, get news updates, and even take an interactive tour of Cape Cod. There is also information about nearby towns, including
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Contains a catalog of bears (including pictures) and lets you order items over the phone. SHOPPING.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 6 more pages catalogued on virtumall.com · open in the Old Internet
Cape Cod Database Cape Cod Home Page Cape DMC Server Come with us to CAPE COD Digital Media Corporation The Cape Cod Real Estate Database (Cape Cod, Massachusetts)
"http://www.noel.com/xmas/" Cape Fear Christmas House Christmas shopping
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · open in the Old Internet
Colorado Internet Coop. Colorado Internet Cooperative Association (Boulder, Colorado)
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 6 more pages catalogued on storefront.xor.com · open in the Old Internet
CAPEX Capital Exchange Inc. The CAPEX Capital Exchange Inc. Web site is an online financial brokerage house that acts as a liaison between investors and businesses that are seeking venture capital. The site features a database of a wide range of start-up businesses and projects seeking one million dollars or more. Investors who subscribe may access more specific information with passwords. Those who are interested in advertising an investment opportunity must fill out an extensive online form. The service is free; successful transactions, however, will be accessed a consultation fee. CAPEX Cap
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Focusing on local news, business, and sports, "The Capital" is the daily newspaper for Annapolis, Maryland--"sailing capital of the world"--and the surrounding region. The online version of the paper is substantial, including both regular features of the newspaper and Internet-specific features. The news, sports, events, and weather sections are updated daily. Users can take a tour of Annapolis, go shopping at the market, or visit the newspaperâ s archives. The Naval Academy gets a good deal of attention at this site as
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; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 97 more pages catalogued on www.infi.net · open in the Old Internet
http://sti.larc.nasa.gov/demos/mosaic-general.html Introduction to the WWW and Mosaic
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 2 more pages catalogued on sti.larc.nasa.gov · open in the Old Internet
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 6 more pages catalogued on bazaar.com · open in the Old Internet
As part of the Imperial Forum Project, a Roman architectural preservation effort, the city of Rome presents this site documenting the forums built by its emperors. The central feature of the site is the Recovering the Forums section, where users can view images and read descriptions of the historic structures and areas that are being restored, which are: the Forums of Augustus, Caesar, and Nerva, the Temple of Peace (Forum of Vespasian), the Forum of Trajan, and Trajan's Market. Most of the material is available in both Italian and English, except an interactive map of the project area, which seems to be offered only in Italian at the moment. Another nice feature is the virtual tour area, where visitors can "fly" through reconstructions of the Forum of Caesar and Ulpia by viewing a 3D movie. The site is rounded out with background information about the history of Rome, including pictures
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 4 more pages catalogued on www.caprica.com · open in the Old Internet
Main Street: Shopping and Services Return to Main Street
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 1 more page catalogued on da.awa.com · 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
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 2 more pages catalogued on farcry.neurobio.pitt.edu · open in the Old Internet
Captain Jim Comics are a series of comic books presented in the form of a saga. In other words, if you come in late, you're going to be totally confused! The strip is the intertwined story of Gleepians, Earthlings, and a guy named Captain Jim. A huge intergalactic struggle and a long history of discord between the Gleepians (from the planet Gleep where else?) and the Earthlings seems to be the premise behind the plot line, but you'll have to review the online FAQ for all the details. Back issues are available online as well, so you can do a bit of research to catch up on their adventures. All of the Captain Jim Comics are featured as black and white sketches, so download time is short.
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.stardot.com · open in the Old Internet
Ohio State University - Columbus, Ohio Ohio State University Home Page The Ohio State University
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 8 more pages catalogued on www.acs.ohio-state.edu · open in the Old Internet
eMall - a digital shopping and information center eMall Directory eMall.com
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 5 more pages catalogued on eMall.com · open in the Old Internet
Offers a special extra-caffeinated coffee grown on Mexico's Pacific Coast. Proceeds from the sale of Capulin benefits a conservation project, which grows and harvests these beans.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 3 more pages catalogued on emall.com · open in the Old Internet
The Hill has the largest weekly circulation on Capitol Hill and has a target audience composed of Congress, the Executive Branch, Cabinet-level departments as well as public-interest and lobbying groups. In short, the Hill is a highly focused window into the politics/workings of the legislative branch (and subsequent interactions with the executive and judicial branches) of the US federal government. While the online version contains only selected articles (the paper is subscription-based), what is posted is complete and timely, supplying much of the detail not covered anywhere else. The Hill isn't for everyone, but if you live and breathe to learn the best of "inside the beltway" news, it's certainly worth a look. [ATW]
CapWeb, the online guide to Congress, has moved. Beginning in January, CapWeb will have a new look on a new host. Our new address is http://www.capweb.net/ CapWeb is an online guide to the members and committees of the 105th Congress. Names, addresses, phone numbers, e-mail and web page URLs are listed for every member. Committee rosters, addresses, and web pages (when they exist) are listed. Pointers to other information is included - Politics, Parties, Think Tanks, the Congressional Record, Votes... If you are linking to CapWeb - or one of CapWeb's pages - from your own sites, please take some time to update our address in your links. The new pages are in progress at the moment, but we…
Self-described as "the most comprehensive source of automotive information available at one location" the Car and Driver home page chronicles the latest developments in technology, business, and politics that affect automobiles and driving. Visitors to this site can enjoy the interactive Buyers Guide, a virtual tour of every vehicle sold on the American market. It allows users to conduct car-searches by manufacturer, vehicle type, and price range. Thereâ s also the Daily Auto Insider, a collection of timely automotive stories and daily announcements. Other favorite features include a highligh
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
This is a magazine for those who collect, and those who admire, classic cars. Editorials, advertisements, and news are the main features of the site. Users who are fixing up an old car may want to check the links to automotive catalogs and literature. â ¢ Good Links â ¢ Shopping
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Anyone planning on making a big car purchase should visit the Car Place before laying down the cash. Created by Robert Bowden, author of "Boss Wheels: End of the Supercar Era," this site contains safety and customer satisfaction information from J.D. Power and "Consumer Reports." Car reviews from BMWs to Fords are provided, and a section for viewer feedback is also featured.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.cftnet.com · open in the Old Internet
Buying a car can be a trying experience. But in the car-buying game, knowledge is power. Consumers can get new car and factoryoption invoice prices from the Car Price Network. One new car price report costs $7; used car and factory rebate reports are also available. Shoppers can choose to recive the reports by fax, U.S. Priority Mail, or Airborne
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 12 more pages catalogued on www.w2.com · open in the Old Internet
Car Rally: Run-To-The-Sun Volkswagen UK extravaganza (1996)
Probably the greatest car rally in the world, based at Trevelgue Holiday Park, Newquay, Cornwall, UK. Open to all VW owners, and taking place between 24th and 27th May 1996. Come and join in our 10th birthday party. If you haven t a VW yet, then this is the perfect excuse to buy one! For more information: http://www.zynet.co.uk/intrad/leisure/rally/home.htm or telephone: (+44) (0) 1637 851851 / Fax: (+44) (0) 1637 872343 or e-mail 101320.3231@compuserve.com
source: comp.infosystems.www.announce, 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 6 more pages catalogued on www.zynet.co.uk · open in the Old Internet
This sly, genuinely funny hang-out comes from those oracular car doctoring clowns of the airwaves, Tom and Ray Magliozzi. The irrepressible Boston brothers have, not surprisingly, created a huge, joyous presence that is a genuine enhancement to their longrunning APR/NPR radio program, "Car Talk." Fans will delight to the brothersâ Hate Mail, Steering Columns, T-shirt and trivia contests, classifieds, Talk to Car Talk, Virtually Useful Data, Free Stuff, Car Talk 101, Shameless Commerce merchandise catalog, upcoming events, post cards, annual picnic, and thatâ s just the tip of the spark plug
Car telecommunications consulting services (CTCS) CTCS - Car Telecommunications Consulting Services
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 8 more pages catalogued on www.sunbelt.net · open in the Old Internet
Lets you view a car for sale. Lets you submit an ad, includi a color picture of the car for $5. Offers listings by the.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 1 more page catalogued on www.bdt.com · open in the Old Internet
Start your engines. This page is geared to the car enthusiast. While much of it is for members only, it does provide trial access to its searchable database for cars and car parts, as well as free information about car events and car clubs nationwide.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
a useful page with several Search Engines and other reference sites Internet Easy Search Form Lycos
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 4 more pages catalogued on www.matisse.net · open in the Old Internet
I am writing to announce the web site for Caravans West. At Caravans West you can enjoy your own personal R.V. site on beautiful Shuswap Lake. Located next door to well known Shuswap Lake Provincial Park this is a brand new facility at one of British Columbia's most delightful vacation destinations. Visit http://www.xmission.com/~seer/caravanswest/ for information.
source: comp.infosystems.www.announce, 1996-97; 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
The Carcinogenic Potency Database (CPDB) is a widely used resource on the results of chronic, long-term animal cancer tests. It provides a single, standardized and easily accessible database that includes sufficient information on each experiment to permit investigations into many research areas of carcinogenesis. Both qualitative and quantitative information on positive and negative experiments are given, including all bioassays from the National Cancer Institute/National Toxicology Program (NCI/NTP) and results from the general literature that meet a set of inclusion criteria.
Located in the United Kingdom, this site--a collection of card game rules and related information--aims to provide descriptions of games played in all parts of the world with cards, dominoes, and tiles. From Abyssinia (a poker variant), to Zwanzigerrufen (Austrian Tarock), game listings can be accessed alphabetically or by genre. Visitors are encouraged to contribute their own listings; Card Games continually updates its database to accommodate yet-unposted games that would be of interest.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995 · 5 more pages catalogued on www.cs.man.ac.uk · open in the Old Internet
Card collectors of all stripes may want to visit the Card Mall, which offers football cards, "Star Trek" cards, and phone cards, to name a few. Over 56 dealers are represented here. Links lead the user to sections that include Trading Card Central, Merchant Mall, Classifieds, and the Dealerâ s Room. Looking for an original Babe Ruth card or an Italian phone card? Then try posting a message at the Message Board or perusing the online Classifieds. Instructions on how to become a Card Mall dealer are also provided.
Hosted by the Canadian Archaeological Association and maintained by Dr. Richard Morlan of the Canadian Museum of Civilization (see the April 21, 1998 Scout Report for Social Sciences ), the Canadian Archaeological Radiocarbon Database (CARD) is a new online "compilation of radiocarbon measurements that indicate the ages of archaeological and vertebrate palaeontological sites in Canada." Users may conduct cross-field searches of the database by Borden block, Borden number, site name, province, laboratory number, material dated, cultural affiliation, or range of dates. Database queries yield full data on radiocarbon (carbon-14) measurements, including provenience, taxon information, and comments. In addition, the site explains the basic principles of radiocarbon dating, the technical issues affecting the technique, and how the database was compiled. The entire CARD site is also available i
Famous People who were Born/Died Today Les naissances/deces du jour Movie history Today Movie people who were born or died today. Movie Stars On this day in Movie history On this day... On This Day: Famous People Born/Died on This Date This day in History Things new and exciting
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 11 more pages catalogued on www.msstate.edu · open in the Old Internet
The Cardiovascular Institute of the South (CIS) began in the small town of Houma, Louisiana, and is now well known for advances in the study and treatment of heart disease. This page contains information about the CIS and its staff, as well as a large number of articles directed at the general population. The articles are easy to read and answer many of the most common questions and concerns about heart disease. The articles are divided into the categories of arrhythmia, cardiac treatment, heart FAQs, prevention, peripheral vascular disease, research, words of caution, stroke, and hypertension.
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Amnesty International Go back to the Main Menu. Go to the Sparky - CyberZine Main Menu. Sparky's WWW
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 33 more pages catalogued on cyberzine.org · open in the Old Internet
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Cardservice International - OnLine Solutions, Inc., Mo (1995)
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 13 more pages catalogued on www.icw.com · open in the Old Internet
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 2 more pages catalogued on kbt.com · open in the Old Internet
“You can probably get more information from Cardinal's newly useful web site at: http://www.cardtech.com” — posted to comp.dcom.modems-part1, 23 Mar 1996.
source: NetNews Offline, 1995-96 · 1 more page catalogued on www.cardtech.com · open in the Old Internet
CARE is the worldâ s largest private relief and development organization. Its home page not only introduces visitors to the many services that CARE provides, but also presents information on how to become involved, either personally or by making a charitable donation. CARE specializes in aiding povertystricken nations around the world. The Web site features the latest CARE news, Emergency Updates, the associationâ s history, and a list of planned field trips.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.care.org · open in the Old Internet
This site allows users to accompany CARE journalist Wendy Driscoll and photographer Fred Housel on a journey along the Niger River in Mali, visiting cities Djenne, Syn, Mopti, Dire, and ending at Tombouctou. "Travellers" can read an illustrated journal entry for each of the five days of the trip, view a map of the route, and browse a photo album featuring images of families and children and the Grand Mosque in Djenne. The site also offers background information about Mali, an explanation of CARE's activities there, a list of books and Websites about Mali and West Africa, and a downloadable screensaver featuring images from the trip. For those interested in more cyber-travelling, a link is provided to an additional CARE field trip to Bolivia. [DS]
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.care.org · open in the Old Internet
Career & Resume Management for the 21st Century (1995)
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Helps you manage your work life in today’s rapidly changing environment. Includes weekly updates on programs, events, and career management issues and provides links to other career management resources.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Provides a database about job opportunities in different categories. Offers links to other job opportunities-related sites. oles pees De ss wes.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.netline.com · open in the Old Internet
Career Centers Online (1995)
gopher msen.com 9062 (access instruction)
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996
Career Centers Online (APS) (1995)
gopher aps.acad-phy-sci.com (access instruction)
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996
Career Centers Online (Federal Jobs) (1995)
telnet 198.78.46.10 (access instruction)
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996
Career Centers Online (H.E.A.R.T) (1995)
telnet 157.151.160.1 (access instruction)
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 30 more pages catalogued on www.io.org · open in the Old Internet
1798-1799 a letter of December 18 1798 a letter of October 27, 1798 IX -- Steventon: Saturday (October 27) Jane Austen -- Letters -- Brabourne Edition -- Letters to Cassandra, 1798, 1799 letter December 24 1798 letter of December 18, 1798 letter of December 24, 1798 letter of January 21 1799 letter
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995 · 4 more pages catalogued on uts.cc.utexas.edu · open in the Old Internet
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 1 more page catalogued on www.careermag.com · open in the Old Internet
Bernard Hodes Advertising, Inc. CareerMosaic Page 5
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 10 more pages catalogued on www.careermosaic.com · open in the Old Internet
Bernard Hodes Advertising, Inc. CareerMosaic Page 5
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 10 more pages catalogued on www.careermosaic.com · open in the Old Internet
A free employment search service, Career Path enables users to peruse as many as 17 major citiesâ employment classified ads for opportunities in their field. To find out about job openings, select the city that you would like to search and a job category from the listing. This service provides classifieds from the current week and the most recent Sunday papers of major metropolitan newspapers
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; The Scout Report, 1994-99 · open in the Old Internet
Career Planning and Placement Center (University of Houston) (1995)
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 1 more page catalogued on netmart.com · open in the Old Internet
Links start here. Visitors to the Career Resource Homepage will find many alphabetized and categorized lists of links to career resources, including newsgroups, alumni associations, and the Web pages of employers that are devoted to employee
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 31 more pages catalogued on www.rpi.edu · open in the Old Internet
CareerMosaic, hosted by Bernard Hodes Advertising, is an impressive commercial employment resource for recent college grads and career-changers alike. Fill out the online form and search job listings by title, or browse through a long, alphabetized list of companies. The list of job fair locations and dates is updated regularly, and students can follow links to college recruitment information. Candidates can win prizes by entering the "Tell Us Your Story" contest. Post or search resumes and stop by the Career Resource Center for many suggestions
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; NautilusCD Magazine, Aug/Sep 1994; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 10 more pages catalogued on www.careermosaic.com · open in the Old Internet
Like an interactive classified ad, CareerSite not only helps job seekers find work, it helps companies find employees. Only paid CareerSite members can use many of the siteâ s special features, such as the electronic resume posting for job hunters, called Virtual Agency, and a resume search for employers, named Virtual Recruiter. But visitors can get a tour of how the features work and view participating employersâ pages, which describe the companies and job openings they may
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
The careerWEB site is a resource that allows a job-seeker to browse employment advertisements and submit a resumé tailored for a specific position. The site includes profiles of the employers who post job opportunities. This site also provides users with a library of job-hunting books and articles, a listing of career fairs throughout North America, as well as a Career Fitness Center, which offers a test to help you evaluate the development of your career.
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
A six-year trade dispute between the US and the European Union came to a head on Wednesday, when the Clinton administration slapped 100 percent tariffs on about $520 million worth of European exports to the US (with the notable exceptions of wine and Mercedes Benz cars.) The root of the quarrel is Europe's import rules for bananas, which Washington claims favor bananas from former Caribbean colonies over those from Central American companies, many of which are owned by major US firms. Although the amount involved is only a fraction of total European exports to the US, the list of products targeted by the tariffs was carefully crafted to include products from nearly all of the EU's fifteen member countries. While neither the US nor Europe actually produces bananas, US officials reportedly see this move as an important symbolic gesture to demonstrate that the US will retaliate if it believ
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99 · 7 more pages catalogued on europa.eu.int · open in the Old Internet
atmospheric science and climatology track Atmospheric Sciences Program http://asp1.sbs.ohio-state.edu/ Ohio State University Atmospheric Science Program. Ohio State University Meteorology Ohio State University Weather Site Ohio State Weather Server Ohio State WWW Weather Server
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 2 more pages catalogued on asp1.sbs.ohio-state.edu · open in the Old Internet
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 6 more pages catalogued on mrlxp2.mrl.uiuc.edu · open in the Old Internet
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 6 more pages catalogued on mrlxp2.mrl.uiuc.edu · open in the Old Internet
Caribbean Connection (R.A. Stuart) Caribbean. Filière antillaise Islands of the Caribbean The Caribbean Connection The Carribean
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 6 more pages catalogued on mrlxp2.mrl.uiuc.edu · open in the Old Internet
This is a well-organized and informative guide to the Caribbean. Representing 28 countries, 50 million people, and 100,000 hotel rooms, this site does a great job of leading its visitors to the information needed for an enjoyable vacation. Maps of the islands, surfing tips, resorts and hotels, transportation, Caribbean culture, and shopping sections are all included. Regions-Central America & Caribbean
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 65 more pages catalogued on www.nando.net · open in the Old Internet
Donâ t even think about getting married or honeymooning in the Caribbean until you visit this site. It contains a collection of links to information on 13 Caribbean islands, specifics about what you have to do to get married there, license fees, romantic locations, required documents, and other information. If you havenâ t yet met your spouse-to-be, you might check out whoâ s in the "electronic beach bar" and have a chat about the best
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.caribweb.com · open in the Old Internet
Barbados, Montserrat, Martinique, St. Barts-the names evoke trade winds, blue-green seas, and tropical flowers. Whether you are planning a trip to the Caribbean or just feeling nostalgic for the islands, a visit to CaribWeb will be satisfying. Site visitors can access CaribSearch, a database of hotels, restaurants, and yacht charters, and Island Guides, which contains links to various islandsâ home pages. Beachcombers can exchange stories in CaribTalk, which is sorted by island and topic. Regions-Central America & Caribbean
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.caribweb.com · open in the Old Internet
Carillon Financials is a true client/server accounting system written exclusively in Powersoft's Powerbuilder v4.0. Carillon Financials supports Oracle 7.x, Microsoft SQL Server, Sybase, and Watcom Databases. Check out our home page at: http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/carillon/
source: comp.infosystems.www.announce, 1996-97 · 26 more pages catalogued on ourworld.compuserve.com · open in the Old Internet
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 6 more pages catalogued on www.holonet.net · open in the Old Internet
Back to Reality Reality home page Reality Web Server
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 2 more pages catalogued on reality.sgi.com · open in the Old Internet
"Carl Davis's HTML Editor Reviews" has just undergone a complete makeover to improve usability and navigation. It still contains detailed reviews of HTML author software. Visit and you'll find: 1) Detailed reviews of many editors. I spend hours looking at each package and detail unique and useful features found. I also will point out major failings or poorly implemented features. Anyone can throw up a "rating", but few take the time to really use test the packages! You'll find more information in my conclusions than most sites have in an entire review! 2) Comprehensive comparison matrix...the biggest and most complete I've seen anywhere. You can use this table to directly compare each…
source: comp.infosystems.www.announce, 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 7 more pages catalogued on homepage.interaccess.com · open in the Old Internet
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Carl Franklin - The Ballad Of Winston Harlen (1995)
conference with the VB4 development team! Microsoft Speaks On Compuserve
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.apexsc.com · open in the Old Internet
An admirer of psychologist/philosopher Carl Jung posts this Web site to expose others to Jungâ s writings about the nature of the soul, the individual, archetypes, and dreams. Visitors can take the Jungian Personality Test, read Jungâ s "Consciousness and the Unconscious," and his writings on archetypes. In addition, there are links to Jung-related newsgroups, the Joseph Campbell Foundation, the Skeptics Society, and the Alchemy page.
Aladdin index Aladdin Sailing Index here http://www.aladdin.co.uk:80/sihe/ Sailing Information. UK Sailing Index
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.aladdin.co.uk · open in the Old Internet
As you'd probably expect, this personal Web site for electronic music composer/performer Carl Stone offers a list of compositions and an extensive performance history. There's also a bit of video and audio available if you dig around. But there are a few unusual features that may keep you coming back to this site. Stone provides the English language Web home for
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 4 more pages catalogued on www.civeng.carleton.ca · open in the Old Internet
Carleton University - Dept. of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (1995)
Carleyâ s Playroom for 4-6 Year Olds Carley, a five-year-old child, has picked her favorite Web sites for other children, ages four to six. She gives her personal comments about the site links, which are also accompanied by symbols which indicate whether the site has music, sounds, drawing or coloring, crafts, games, reading, or animals. Kids can link to the Curious George Home Page, the Global Show-and-Tell Museum, the Crayola Page, the Hands-On Childrenâ s Museum, the Disney page, International Kids Space, the Lite Brite Page, and the Mr. Potato Head Home Page. This site is loaded with col
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 20 more pages catalogued on www.islandnet.com · open in the Old Internet
Atlanta Hawks Boston Celtics Charlotte Hornets Chicago Bulls Cleveland Cavaliers Dallas Mavericks Denver Nuggets Detroit Pistons Golden State Warriors Houston Rockets Indiana Pacers Los Angeles Clippers Los Angeles Lakers Miami Heat Milwaukee Bucks Minnesota Timberwolves NBA Teams New Jersey Nets Ne
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on rt66.com · open in the Old Internet
Universiteit Amsterdam (Amsterdam University), Amsterdam. System: Unix. Files: ASL archive (a boardgame made by Avalon Hill); ZSH development. directory: /pub/bas.
Welcome to the Southern California coastal town of Carlsbad, located just north of San Diego. Virtual tourists will find a little bit of everything about Carlsbad here, including places to go, city government access, weather reports, traffic reports, crime rates, newspaper stories, community perspectives, restaurant locations, and a list of seasonal events. There is also a huge list of Carlsbad
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 · 1 more page catalogued on www.bluebird.com · open in the Old Internet
Carly Simon Online is a well-designed interactive Web page dedicated to the folkrock singer who gained fame in the early 1970s. Organized in frames, this unofficial Web page for the musician was written by a fan, and it contains photographs, concert information, a discography, a biography, and tidbits about the artist, along with a bulletin board, a news section, and links to other Carly Simon resources on the Web, as well as a link to a James Taylor page. Press releases and reviews from Carlyâ s latest album are
Welcome to the online newsletter for one of the most charmed and picturesque places on the U.S. west coast--Carmel, California. This site highlights the events, entertainment, textured artistic ambiance, and history of Carmel and the Monterey Bay area. Users will find stage openings, symphony schedules, film reviews, classifieds, weather, sports, and politics. Links to the California State University--Monterey Bay, the Pacific Repertory Theatre, and Montereyâ s historic Chinese Fishing Village, among others.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Focuses on Carnatic, or South Indian, classical music. Provides an introductory essay about Carnatic music, as well as information on the different Raga forms, musical instruments, and musicians, including photos. The.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 3 more pages catalogued on tam2000.tamu.edu · open in the Old Internet
Bare Bones Software, Inc. BBEdit (FTP) BBEdit Lite Download It ftp://ftp.netcom.com/pub/bb/bbsw/
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 38 more pages catalogued on ftp.netcom.com · open in the Old Internet
Carnegie Corporation of New York is a grant-funding foundation created by Andrew Carnegie in 1911 to promote the advancement and diffusion of knowledge and understanding. Grants must primarily benefit the people in the U.S., although some of the funds may be used to benefit the people of countries that are members of the British Commonwealth. This Web site includes information about the Carnegie Corporation, how to submit a proposal for funding, grant restrictions, and contact information. A description of the corporation's four currently supported programs, each with a number of sub-areas for research, is also included.
Architecture Department Carnegie Mellon Architecture Carnegie Mellon Department of Architecture Carnegie Mellon University Carnegie Melon University Department of Architecture Marc Tinkler
The home page for Carnegie Mellon University offers general choices through which users may enter the schoolâ s network of information. Within this Web site, there are links to the academic departments, students, and research facilities. To avoid the series of sub-pages and menus, users may choose the search engine on the home page.
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 · 1 more page catalogued on www.cmu.edu · open in the Old Internet
Carnegie Mellon University - Physics Department Gopher (1994)
A Mosaic Sokoban Game http://www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu:8001/sokoban hypermedia sokoban Introduction to Sokoban Sokoban server The CMU Sokoban game the Sokoban game To play on the WWW
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 6 more pages catalogued on www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu · open in the Old Internet
Carnegie Mellon University, JAIR -- Journal of Artificial Intelligence (1995)
Carnegie Mellon University--Informedia Project The CMU Informedia Digital Video Libraryâ s goal is to establish a large, online digital video library to allow for efficient retrieval of a wide range of data for entertainment, training, sports, and education. The initial video bank will be supplied by public television stations. University, the University of California at Berkeley, and the University of Michigan. Much research information on the project is Carnegie Mellon University-Informedia Project
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 13 more pages catalogued on fuzine.mt.cs.cmu.edu · open in the Old Internet
Carnegie Mellon's School of Computer Science, OZ project (1994)
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 68 more pages catalogued on www.cs.cmu.edu:8001 · open in the Old Internet
This FTP archive is informally maintained by the Network Development (NetDev) staff at Carnegie-Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA, USA. The site s primary purpose is to distributefree networking software and related materials written by the NetDev group. 360 FTP ARCHIVES SNMP tools, sample SNMP code, some MIBs, SNMP-related protocol documents, Unix BOOTP server, BIND 4.8.1 + TTL fixes, and other miscellaneous TCP/IP networking software. Comments: This is not a large general archive site for CMU, but rather a small casually- maintained site for the NetDev group (a small specific group of programmers). Everything is subject to change without notice including the site’s very existence. Most f
Mardi Gras is French for "Fat Tuesday," and this colorful trip through the famed New Orleans carnival is bursting at the seams with history and background, mildly racy photos, practical suggestions, maps, and fun. Internet Commerce Corp., the siteâ s sponsor, catches the spirit of the annual early spring New Orleans bash with sections bearing titles like Parades, Krewes,Trinkets, and Madness. We learn, for example, that the festival has religious origins, that it still has serious social import in the Crescent City, and that "carnival" literally means "farewell to the
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; comp.infosystems.www.announce, 1996-97 · open in the Old Internet
The Carnivorous Plant Database is an exhaustive and well-organized Web site that contains detailed scientific information on over 3000 carnivorous plant species. Users are invited to input a plant name and the database will call up an extensive synopsis with accompanying thumbnail photos. This site has excellent features and graphics including FAQs, a frequently updated slide show, an electronic newsletter, and links to
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
This Web site is a resource for the ecology, taxonomy, cultivation, and other aspects of carnivorous plants in the world today. Carnivorous Plant FAQ tackles a wide array of questions, including "How can plants move?". . ."Can I grow carnivorous plants in my garden?". . ."May I collect carnivorous plants from the wild?". . . and "How many carnivorous plants exist?" All questions are addressed with simple, easy to understand answers and are often supplemented by
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 14 more pages catalogued on www.indirect.com · open in the Old Internet
Advertises Boleman’s landscaping design services, but also provides interesting information on her residential and subdivision entry designs and how she uses computer-aided design. oail.
Offering up-to-date information on teams, schedules, rosters, league news, merchandise, and current standings, this Web site honors the tradition of Carolina League Baseball. A Player of the Week is announced, and current news on each team is published in a weekly online newsletter. If you have a burning desire to see logos, stats, and top stories for teams like the Winston-Salem Warthogs or the famed Durham Bulls, stop by the Carolina League Baseball home page.
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 · 3 more pages catalogued on www.public.com · open in the Old Internet
This site presents carousel art, history, and magic, featuring work from the Golden Age of Carousels. Colorful pictures highlight the articles from around the world. Details on the Carousels at the Alamo, Washington National Cathedral, and a German Karussell are
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995 (plates) · 13 more pages catalogued on www.access.digex.net · open in the Old Internet
Carpe Diem Activities Club - July '95 Newsletter (1995)
Carrie: An Electronic Library Thesauri, dictionaries, statistical reports, archival guides, daily news reports and an extensive section on banned books online are some of the more salient features of this minireference room. This is a valuable tool for Carrie: An Electronic Library
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 11 more pages catalogued on kuhttp.cc.ukans.edu · open in the Old Internet
Provides a table of contents to make browsing easy. Offers a collection of resources, from humanities to math, and science to software. * 90) is: Res jem Ser Vey.
