A weekly publication from Review Publishing Company, the Far Eastern Economic Review "is a world authority on Asian current affairs, business, economies and investment," now available in an interactive edition on the web. This frames-based, free (after registration) site contains the contents of each week's issue, as well as a searchable archive of articles previously published on the site. In addition, articles from recent issues can be browsed by country and topic (under "Business News") The site also provides up-to-the-minute Asian business news, and pointers to Asian web sites. Note that the registration process is lengthy, but the content behind it is well worth the wait.
People can no longer open to the comic section of their newspaper and start their day with a lovely, twisted cartoon from Twistmeister Gary Larson. However, one can journey to this site and download various Far Side cartoons from the past. Theyâ re not new, but itâ s certainly better than nothing.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Farabi: Music of Turkey, Greece, and the Arab World The ethnic music group, Farabi, here promotes and educates concerning the music that it plays--Middle Eastern dance music, known and loved for centuries as "belly dance." There are links here to the Middle Eastern Dance Resource Guide and the exceptionally resourceful Belly Dance Home Page. Other links include Turkey, Turkish folk music, Turkish cuisine, and (for dessert) Baklava. Other links lead to dance groups for which Farabi often plays, as well as to the various Musicians of Farabi and their Musical Instruments. Visitors can order by ma
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.west.net · open in the Old Internet
Farallon makes networking products that connect Macintosh and PC machines to AppleTalk, TCP/IP, and 10Base-T networks. This Web site contains information about Farallonâ s products and services, including Replica, an application for creating and viewing multi-platform online documents; and Timbuktu, a family of remote control and collaboration software. Several demonstration versions of Farallon products are available for 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; The Internet White Pages, 1994 · open in the Old Internet
All other inquiries: farallon@farallon.com Anonymous FTP Server: ftp.farallon.com World Wide Web Server: www.farallon.com Other electronic addresses and on-line forums
Farcast is an agent-based news and information service that delivers information on national, international, sports, weather, business, and entertainment news as it happens. Farcast's Newsstand collects and organizes news as it comes off the newswires, from sources such as the Associated Press, United Press International, Business Wire, and PR Newswire. In addition, Farcast maintains a library of reference material that can be retrieved twenty four hours a day for a minimal monthly fee to subscribers.
Farm Journal Today is a well-designed, easyto-use guide to news and information about agriculture. Representing five separate farming publications, this Web site dispenses advice on farming businesses, provides a forum for discussing current agricultural topics, and serves as a wonderful resource for farmers to learn about beef, dairy, produce, and poultry news. Thereâ s even a virtual 3-D weather map for cybersurfers (and cyberfarmers) to enjoy. If you work in agriculture (or are interested in learning more about it), make the trip to Farm
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
The FSA and USDA have created a site that anyone involved in American agriculture will find useful. The site provides easy access to information on a number of programs, including Farm Loans, Conservation, Acreage Reduction, and FSA Civil Rights. The Newsroom offers the latest news releases and media advisories issued by FSA and USDA, and Commodity Information allows users to view up to the minute commodity information or review commodity reports online. Other features include Site Search, What's New, and an FSA office locator. [MD]
Convert your DXF files to VRML DXF to VRML online conversion service VRML conversion utility at Organic Online
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 2 more pages catalogued on organic.com · open in the Old Internet
Farmers Manufacturing Co., Inc. Home page. Pumps, axial flow pumps, Dewatering, irrigation, storm drainage (1995)
Hosted by Northern Illinois University and part of the Farmland Information Center, this site is an excellent resource for scholars and others working on farmland protection and urban/ suburban development issues. Too numerous to list in their entirety, resources at the site include state snapshots from the 1997 Census of Agriculture; case studies; annotated links to articles, white papers; community and state research reports; abstracts of key literature; case study summaries of farmland protection laws; farmland protection statutes arranged by state and category; fact sheets; state and country farmland information; and much more. Users will also find resources aimed at children, maps, a list of discussion groups, and a free email update service. [MD]
Come and meet one of the most important and intriguing men in history. Not only the creator of the television, but also the innovator that would set the computer trend and other great future developments in motion. The man responsible was Philo T. Farnsworth. Visitors can read a biography of this man and a history of the television here, along with other interesting facts.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.edge.net · open in the Old Internet
Cowles/SIMBA Media Daily Safdar, Shabbir J. Quoted in "Proposed 'Decency Act' Sparks Protest." SIMBA Media Daily 6 Mar. 95.
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.phantom.com · open in the Old Internet
Provided by the US Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS), this daily updated database of attache reports on the agricultural situation and agricultural trade in other countries currently contains nearly 12,500 reports. Dating from 1995 to the present, the reports cover individual countries (almost 130), specific commodities and products, and trade policy. Users may search the database by commodity, country, subject, and AGR number. Searches may be further modified by date. [MD]
Nicely organized and presented, this Web site should satisfy most fashion enthusiasts. The news magazine includes features, runway reports on the new collections, entertainment updates, and fashion and beauty tips. Particularly interesting is the section on the "designer showrooms" of such luminaries as Bill Blass and Donna Karan. One aspect of the site that is disappointing, however, is the blurred quality of the graphics.
This mammoth fashion site strives to create an electronic meeting ground for the styleconscious consumer and the fashion industry. Divided into two main sections, Fashion & Style and Fashion Industry, this classically designed site offers a plethora of sub-sections, ranging from entertainment news to job listings in the world of "haute couture." Stroll through the virtual shops in the online Shopping section, or learn how to get a modeling agent in the Modeling section. For fashion hounds whose other hobbies include designing Web sites, a Web site Hosting section allows users to set up their o
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.fashion.net · open in the Old Internet
This Web magazine covers the latest styles in clothing for both men and women. Haute couture afficionados can get the magazineâ s tips on whatâ s hot for the season. Besides the standard glamorous still shots, the site features articles on fetishism and corsets.
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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 · 38 more pages catalogued on www.charm.net · open in the Old Internet
Rifle through the Fashion Yellow Pages to find a large number of fashion-related Web sites, categorized by subject (e.g, cosmetics companies, fashion show production companies, makeup artists, modeling agencies, wholesale products, and many more). This site is a useful, well-organized resource for users who have more than a passing interest in the fashion and production industries.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.fashion.net · open in the Old Internet
Fashion-Line is an online trade show for the wholesale clothing industry. This site is a service for fashion designers and manufacturers that features trade-show information, fashion news, links to industry companies, newsgroups, e-mail services, and fashion-related resources. The Fashion Line company creates home pages for companies and places them online to show their products to prospective buyers. This service allows manufacturers to tailor their own online fashions and gives them an opportunity to display their newest merchandise in full-color images.
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
FASHIONIQUE Custom Designed Clothing & Accessories (1995)
Internet Fashion Mall is dedicated to helping the public with its fashion lifestyle needs. It provides "how to" guides, informative editorials, high-end runway shows, and links to designer stores. You can learn about, view, and purchase the best of fashion. Some of the features include buying guides and editorials. There are fashion photographs of some of the top designers in the world, such as Calvin Klein, Donna Karan, Armani, and Evan-Picone. This site is very informative and contains a large resource of information for both the male and female fashion lover.
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Internet Trading Ltd offers a complete design package, web authoring and advertising service particularly suited to volatile information. We specialise in marketing the services of our advertisers throughout the Internet. For further information we're happy to hear from you at: http://www.zynet.co.uk/intrad/services/home.htm or email: info@intrad.co.uk
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
alternative EDGAR database filing retrieval tools Get Corporate SEC Filings Mutual Fund Current Events SEC EDGAR database of filings SEC Filings - Electronic only!
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 7 more pages catalogued on edgar.stern.nyu.edu · open in the Old Internet
MP3, a file format that offers near-CD quality sound in very small file sizes, is one of the most popular computerized audio technologies ever. However, the widespread bootlegging of copyrighted music has also made it rather controversial, especially where the recording industry is concerned. After discovering that MP3 was one of the most requested terms on its search engines, Lycos decided to create a search engine just for MP3. Fast MP3 Search currently contains over 500,000 files, searchable by artist or song name. To assist users, an MP3 Server Reliability Guide ranks the more than 1000 FTP servers accessed on a five star system, five being the most reliable. Additional resources at the site include ranked links to MP3 players and encoders and a guide to getting started. Search returns do not distinguish between pirated and legally provided songs, but Lycos has agreed to work with th
Fastball is a wonderfully simple (yet valuable) source for the latest in baseball news and discussion. Dig in and check out one of this siteâ s many sections, including Scores and Highlights, 1,000 Sports Stories, Stats and Schedules, Baseball Links, and Dugout Chatter (chat rooms for all major league teams, with feedback). Baseball fans will also want to check out the latest wire service stories, transactions, the off-season baseball calendar, a discussion about the new season, baseball quotations, and more. A must-see for the diehard baseball fan, this Fastball is right down the middle of t
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Promotes three day event that took place November 16-18, 1995, in which top Christian leaders from all over the nation joined thousands of other Christians in Los Angeles, California, to fast and pray for revival in the United States. Also presents reasons for fasting, as well as tips for safe and effective fasting. to mii ‘ec jes.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 3 more pages catalogued on www.mdalink.com · open in the Old Internet
fastWEB: Financial Aid Search Through the Web A form at this site guides users through a detailed questionnaire designed to assess their qualifications for the extensive number of awards in the database. Each member receives a mailbox that is periodically updated with a list of organizations offering awards that match his or her profile. Deadlines, amounts, and more detailed descriptions of the awards are included in these listings. This service also generates form letters for requesting application information. Fast WEBâ s database, an excellent reservoir of financial aid information, is ope
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
Remember, just because it has no taste doesn’t mean it’s good for you. Immerse yourself in the world of fat-free fanatics and lower your cholesterol, blood pressure, and enjoyment quotient.
source: The Internet Yellow Pages, Hahn and Stout 1994; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Fatality Analysis Reporting System -- NHTSA [Java] (1999)
Drivers considering a car purchase may want to check out these two sites on automobile safety. The first, Crashtest.com, provides crash-test data and safety ratings for every new and used car and truck produced by over forty different manufacturers, from Acura to Yugo. Crashtest.com also offers a Compare feature, allowing users to make a side-by-side safety comparison of two cars from two different manufacturers. The second site is the Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) created by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The FARS Website contains data and reports on all automobile crashes involving a fatality that occurred on a US public roadway. Users may access FARS data at the site through the FARS Query System or via the FARS Query Wizard, both of which are interactive Web-based data extraction utilities. The FARS site also provides a searchable Reports Libr
Fatfree: The Low Fat Vegetarian Archive Fatfree offers a monstrous collection of over 2,000 healthful recipes, organized into over 50 desserts, Indian foods, and more. The View A Random Recipe link eliminates the decision process. FAQs covering general questions concerning a vegetarian lifestyle, healthful fat levels, and the like are also available, supplemented by a link to the USDA Nutrient Fatfree: The Low Fat Vegetarian
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
While a number of the resources found on this site relate to the state of Minnesota, the Fathersâ Resource Center offers a wealth of information for fathers in any part of the country. In the Father to Father Network section, visitors can learn about the national efforts to educate and support fathers who want to improve their parenting skills or simply find the right job to support their children. The section on the Minnesota-based Father Times quarterly publication offers online articles on the latest parenting ideas and issues. Loaded with related links, this site has something for father
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
the song says, "I’m so tired, I haven’t slept a wink". fatigue syndrome is no fun. Join the discussion share tips, experiences and recommendations.
source: The Internet Yellow Pages, Hahn and Stout 1994; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
The Fatima Home Page celebrates the Catholic miracle of Fatima--the repeated appearance of the Virgin Mary to three small Portuguese peasant children in 1917. This site tells the story of the children and their visions, and the consequences of their revelations. It details the purported prophecies and revelations of the the Virgin Mary. One of the appearances coincided with an unusual celestial phenomenon, the widely witnessed Miracle of the Sun. This page also provides links to other sites relating to other
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 12 more pages catalogued on www.cais.com · open in the Old Internet
The Universidade de São Paulo homepage; Universidade de São Paulo (USP) University of São Paulo University of São Paulo USP Home Page USP'
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 15 more pages catalogued on www.usp.br · open in the Old Internet
For the handymen and women who thought they had everything, here's a site that proves otherwise. It's the Faucet Outlet Online Home Page, a Web page devoted to nothing but . . . yes, you guessed it, faucets! True, the site is really a big advertisement for a faucet company, but that's okay because buried within the sales pitches are some great tips for the consumer do-it-yourselfer. The faucet folly begins with basics. You'll learn about the types of materials you should look for when buying a faucet, the valve options that are available, and the lead safety considerations you should keep in mind. Next, have a look at some quick tips on choosing a faucet, read up on manufacturer's warranties for various product lines, and review some plumbing basics to help you fashion your choice of sink or tub to go with your faucet.
Looking for a site that stands out in the crowd? Stop here for a dizzying tour of online exhibitions of film, audio, and visual art. Sit back for a provocative exploration of cultural problems in todayâ s society. The site offers a resource guide for cultural studies that consists of QuickTime movies, books, audio clips, and interviews. Take a look at Favelaâ s Shooting Range where cyberspace experts target sites on the Web that display cutting â ¢ Large Graphicsâ ¢ Good Links Arts-Arts & Culture Magazines
Favorite Internet Resources for Special Libraries This list of 20 reference resources is compiled by a market research librarian. Several including subject guides, magazine databases, government and judicial resources, and newspapers. Because of the range of coverage in the documents, research on almost any topic can begin here. Favorite Internet Resources for
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 93 more pages catalogued on www.teleport.com · open in the Old Internet
The brainchild of US poet laureate Robert Pinsky, the Favorite Poem Project aims to create for the Library of Congress a multimedia archive of 1,000 Americans of all ages and social backgrounds reading aloud their favorite poem. The project was announced in April 1998, and its official Website was launched on Valentine's Day. At the site, users can read about the Project's history and future, listen to and read selected poems, learn about the people who have submitted poems, and find out how they can submit their own favorite poem. Between its launch and April 2000, when Pinsky will deliver the first installment of the poetry archive to the Library of Congress, the site will continue to expand with more readings, message boards, and a teachers' section. [MD]
Fax International's innovative Private Fax Network allows you to send international faxes inexpensively. Using a private fax network, the company can provide the lowest rates available for your international fax delivery up to 40 percent off your already discounted rates. Access is easy: Just plug the FaxLink device into your fax machine and begin faxing. The FaxLink routes your international documents through the network automatically! Your existing environment remains the same. Keep your long-distance carrier for voice and domestic fax. There is no equipment to purchase and no special codes to dial, no installation fees, no contracts, and no minimums.
After an absence, the fax modem programming FAQ has returned and is at http://www.cam.net.uk/home/aaa064/faxfaq.html Please delete any links to hydra.phy.cam.ac.uk as this www server is no longer operational. Alan Hart - Cambridge University, UK
FaxLing allows e-mail users worldwide to receive facsimile messages without owning a fax machine. For more information on FaxLing and subscription forms, mail the addresses below. Comment: This is a commercial service for which a fee charged.
“To Participate, go to the web site at http://www.faxsav.com/faxdriver/html/download.html, download the software” — posted to comp.dcom.modems-part2, 09 Apr 96.
Large volume allows us to offer true wholesale prices for same enhanced services you see offered at retail. Will cut direct mail costs in half. Reduce cust. svc. costs dramatically with Interactive Voice Response, free 800#s for media, lists, and several other svcs. Guaranteed lowest rates. Proud to publish our prices. Save big $$s. Plus+++ Excellent NEW BUSINESS OPPROTUNITY. Take a look!!
source: comp.infosystems.www.announce, 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 15 more pages catalogued on www.sirius.com · open in the Old Internet
What does your company require? Working or expansion capital? An increased line of credit, or reduced borrowing costs? Do you want to acquire another company, or maybe it's time to divest? Could your estate use more liquidity . . . an initial or secondary public offering? Planning? Debt? Equity? What financial alternatives may be available? Florida Business Associates Corporation has a diversified financial and operating background, and is firmly ensconced in the financial communities from the East Coast to West Coast. Richard Lewis established FBAC upon leaving the Tampa Office of the New York investment banking firm of Josephthal Lyon & Ross, where he launched their successful Southeast…
source: comp.infosystems.www.announce, 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.ibb.com · open in the Old Internet
This page is sponsored by the FBIâ s Office of Public and Congressional Affairs, to provide information about the FBIâ s investigations, programs, law enforcement services, accomplishments, and history. The FBI invites you to visit their site regularly, as the selection of information--like its Ten Most Wanted Fugitives and information about the Unabomber Case--will change from time to
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Recovered for this collection; Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
NASA Network Application and Information Center (NAIC) NASA Network Applications and Information Center (NAIC) U.S. Federal Government gopher
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 6 more pages catalogued on naic.nasa.gov · open in the Old Internet
“von Thorsten Gau - an dieser Stelle vielen Dank an Thorsten - (http://fbi001.informatik.fh-hamburg.de/~gau_t/ISDN-Tk-Anlagen.html) hinaus” — posted to de.comm.isdn, 24 Oct 1995.
source: NetNews Offline, 1995-96 · 1 more page catalogued on fbi001.informatik.fh-hamburg.de · open in the Old Internet
The FCC is an independent federal regulatory agency that reports directly to Congress. It regulates communications over radio, television, wire, satellite, and cable. Citizens can read up on the current service standards governing cable, common carriers, and mass media. In addition, buyers can find out when the latest license auctions will take place. Each of the media are covered by a separate bureau: Cable, Wireless, Common Carrier, Mass Media, and others. The pages for each each bureau contain FAQs, news releases, consumer alerts, and other topic of interests
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 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.fcc.gov · open in the Old Internet
FCC Gopher Site Federal Communication Commission Archive Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Gopher gopher fcc.gov
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 7 more pages catalogued on fcc.gov:70 · open in the Old Internet
Frederick Cancer Research and Development Ctr. National Cancer Institute's Frederick Cancer Research & Development Center NCI Frederick Cancer Research and Development Center
NASA Goddard (Space Data and Computing Division) NASA/GSFC Space Data and Computing Division sdcd.gsfc.nasa.gov:80 the Space Data and Computing Division
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 3 more pages catalogued on sdcd.gsfc.nasa.gov · open in the Old Internet
The Office of Public Affairs for the Food and Drug Administration, the Public Health Service, and the Department of Health & Human Services has placed the most recent FDA Almanac online. The Almanac serves as a comprehensive starting point for information on the FDA and its subsidiary agencies. The introduction offers an overview of the FDA's organization, its mission, and its vision for the year 2000, as well as a compilation of the major laws it enforces. The Almanac itself contains information on the agency's 1999 budget and links to its major departments, such as the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, the Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, and the Office of Regulatory Affairs. Additional resources include a list of milestones in US food and drug law history, FDA-related acronyms and abbreviations, and a guide to obtaining information from the FDA. [MD]
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.fda.gov · open in the Old Internet
Scholarly Communications Project, Virginia Tech, University Libraries Virginia Tech Scholarly Communications Project
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 4 more pages catalogued on borg.lib.vt.edu · open in the Old Internet
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FDA Center for Food Safety & Applied Nutrition (1995)
FDA Center for Food Safety & Applied Nutrition Sections of interest at the FDA/CFSAN site include Biological & Plant Toxin Information, Consumer Advice, Material for Educators, Food Additives, Food Labeling, Nutrition, and Dietary Supplement Information, as well as Pesticides and Chemical Contaminants. Visitors may also use this Web site as a gateway to government agencies such as the Department of Health and Human Services Web Server, the Food and Drug Administration server, and other FDA Center for Food Safety &
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on vm.cfsan.fda.gov · open in the Old Internet
Highlight of the recently opened US Food and Drug Administration's Kids Homepage is Yorick, FDA's "favorite skeleton," which allows users to see the various medical devices and implants that can replace real body parts. Included are such items as a glass eye, a silicon cochlear implant, a hip and a knee, among others. In addition, there is a kids quiz on food safety, a medicine cabinet word find (unfortunately not interactive), a tobacco quiz, information about vaccines, and a food safety coloring book, among other features. Information is aimed mostly at young children, but Yorick should also be of interest to older users. [JS]
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.fda.gov · open in the Old Internet
FDA Regulations on Nicotine, Cigarettes, and Smokeless Tobacco (1996)
Recent US Food And Drug Administration nicotine regulation documents have been aggregated at one site within the Government Printing Office Web site. The documents are available in both text and .pdf format. They are: "Regulations Restricting the Sale and Distribution of Cigarettes and Smokeless Tobacco to Protect Children and Adolescents" (final rule, released August 28, 1996); and "Regulations Restricting the Sale and Distribution of Cigarettes and Smokeless Tobacco Products to Protect Children and Adolescents" (proposed rule, released August 11, 1996). In addition, a searchable "Analysis Regarding the Food and Drug Administration's Jurisdiction Over Nicotine-Containing Cigarettes and Smokeless Tobacco Products" (August 11, 1996), is available. Part 2 of the massive regulation published August 28, "Nicotine in Cigarettes and Smokeless Tobacco Is a Drug and These Products are Nicotine D
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 14 more pages catalogued on www.access.gpo.gov · open in the Old Internet
The US FDIC has recently made its Institution Directory available. This searchable database allows users to "obtain demographic data and financial profiles of each FDIC-insured depository institution derived from quarterly reports filed with Federal regulators." Users can search by certificate number, bank, geographic location, charter, chartering agency, federal regulator, primary insurance fund, and asset and deposit size. Retrieval can be sorted by any of 7 variables. Information returned includes balance sheet and income, loan portfolio/asset quality, and balance sheet details. Each report is linked to a glossary of terms. Quarterly and annual data is available back to December 1993. This is a significant addition to a site that already carries a staggering amount of information about United States banking. [JS]
FDIC and RTC Gophers FDIC Gopher Server FDIC Gopher Site FDIC Server FDIC, Gopher Federal Deposit Insurance Commission Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation gopher://fdic.sura.net:71/1/ The FDIC Gopher Service
The creators of this site have put together a solid collection of political cartoons pertaining to FDR. The â toons are organized by subject, including the New Deal, Farm Issues, and Foreign Relations. The students responsible for this page photocopy the cartoons from the now yellow and brittle original newspapers. By creating this on-line database, they hope to preserve them for many years to come.
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Come and experience a mega-feast. Visitors to this lavishly illustrated, multiple window page will find a ton of great graphics and unknown rooms to explore. In terms of creativity, this is one of the most unique sites on the Web. Feast specializes in abstract visualization and fine arts; and visitors can view the art gallery, which contains sculpture, digital imaging, and painting.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
, Produces down sleeping bags and garments in Seattle, Washington. of (0. 164 6 SOP e, Ole, SO el eas ele.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 60 more pages catalogued on www.halcyon.com · open in the Old Internet
For those interested in a look at aboriginal life on the North American continent, these two archaeological sites should fit the bill. Hudson's Bay Company Digital Collection, provided by the Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature, is a graphical collection of 19th and 20th century aboriginal (and European and Canadian) artifacts. The collection was donated to the Manitoba Museum by the Hudson's Bay Company, and while there is little explanation of the artifacts, they are beautiful to look at while being graphically economical. Feathered Serpent Pyramid Pages, provided by the Archaeological Research Institute of Arizona State University, is a much more detailed, scholarly look at an ancient pyramid at Teotihuacan, Mexico. The site details arts and artifacts of the pyramid. It includes architecture, graves, and offerings. [JS]
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99 · 1 more page catalogued on collections.ic.gc.ca · open in the Old Internet
RealNetworks, formerly Progressive Networks, has recently released the 5.0 Beta version of its RealPlayer streaming audio and video software. Enhanced features, in addition to improved sound quality, include a larger screen size and RealFlash streaming animations, among others. [JS]
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99 · 3 more pages catalogued on www.real.com · open in the Old Internet
Announcing the February edition of "Reflections of a ModemJunkie" ACCESS Access access http://www.mcs.net/~ftp/mcsnet.users/grossman/mjnk0297.htm After I finished last month's column, in which I talked about my efforts to attain a design award for The Gropper Windows pages, I spotted a gold ribbon on a page proclaiming the site to be "speech friendly." The concept intrigued me and I learned of efforts to encourage the creation of sites which are compatible with speech synthesizers, enabling those with vision difficulties to hear the content of web sites. This month's article goes on to discuss current hot debates in Web design, as well. The complete updated ModemJunkie archive is at…
source: comp.infosystems.www.announce, 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 26 more pages catalogued on www.mcs.net · open in the Old Internet
The February edition of the "Welcome to Chiangmai & Chiangrai" magazine is now out. It features timely and useful information for both visitors and residents about the people, places, culture, services, and attractions of north Thailand. The electronic magazine is updated monthly around the 10th of each month. Some of the subjects currently covered in the magazine include: - culture, customs, food, and traditions of north Thailand - travel, tours, tourist attractions, temples - hilltribes, trekking - handicrafts (e.g., silk, ceramics, antiques, woodcarving, fabrics, umbrellas, lacquerware, celadon, leather, textiles, silverware) - restaurants, hotels, car rental, shopping Copies of the…
The US Federal Election Committee site (discussed in the November 1, 1996 Scout Report ) has recently begun to add page images of over 7,500 reports filed by "House Campaigns, Party Committees, and Political Action Committees." At present the site contains reports from 1997; reports going back to 1993 are forthcoming. Reports can be searched by FEC ID number, committee name, state, political party, or committee treasurer. To retrieve all reports at once for browsing purposes, users can click on "get listing" without entering any search criteria in basic search mode. Retrieved reports are available for viewing/printing on a page by page basis. Note that Senate campaign reports are not available. [JS]
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.fec.gov · open in the Old Internet
For those Internauts interested on where the money that flows to U.S. political campaigns (Congressional and Presidential) comes from, the Federal Election Commission and FECInfo sites are excellent places to start. The Federal Election Commission, created by a law passed in 1975, is "an independent regulatory agency that discloses campaign finance information, ... enforces the limits, prohibitions and other provisions of the election law, and ... administers the public funding of Presidential elections." Its web site contains summary financial information on the Presidential election, and more detailed information (receipts, contributions, disbursements, and cash on hand, among other variables) on Senate and House elections. For those who want the full story, the FEC provides several of its databases (in .zip format, with format descriptions) for downloading. FECInfo, provided by Tony R
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.fec.gov · open in the Old Internet
This site provides several resources for broadening your Windows horizon. The Microsoft WinNews Service issues are archived here, and you can read a summary of each issue before downloading it. Check http://www.fedcenter.com/fedcenter/fw95l4.html for a well-organized, cleverly-designed list of nearly 100 downloadable programs. This archive is directly hyperlinked to FTP sites, enabling you to keep browsing FedCenter Windows 95. Use the National Windows Events calendar, categorized by state, to find out about the next Windows conference or seminar in your area. If you lose your place, don't worry--just use the site-wide search engine accessible from each page.
Marshall Space Flight Center Procurement Office WWW Server NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Procurement Home Page NASA MSFC NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center's Procurement Office The NASA Marshall Space Flight Center Procurement Division
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on procure.msfc.nasa.gov · open in the Old Internet
Federal and State Run Servers - EdWeb Anyone interested in education will want to stop here. This site is a sub-page of the EdWeb K-12 Resource Guide and offers a comprehensive listing of all current federallyand state-run gopher and Web servers with educational focuses. It also offers a number of readings about education research and reform, technologyâ s role in education, and it even has a tutorial on how to create a Web page. Links to sites like NPRâ s and PBSâ s home pages round out this useful site. Federal and State Run Servers EdWeb
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on edweb.cnidr.org:90 · open in the Old Internet
Visitors will find updated information about FAA activities, including news stories, press releases, products, programs, and bulletin board updates. A search engine is provided for ease of access. There are also a great many links to other federal government sites, including the Central Intelligence Agency, the Environmental Protection Agency, and the
source: Recovered for this collection; Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.faa.gov · open in the Old Internet
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is responsible for air navigation, air traffic control, aviation certification and regulation, aviation security, environmental impact minimization, and aviation research and development. Its presence on the Internet offers and outlines information pertaining to the activities and services the FAA provides. Users will find educational programs, resource centers, regional and state programs, an events calendar, legal information, and other news and information. There are also downloadable educational materials and a search engine that is linked to a database of procurement resources, agency information, agency news, program information, and more.
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · open in the Old Internet
Although not an official FAA server, this site is a searchable database of FAA regulations. Visitors will find information about aircraft registration, general flight rules, airport security, and airplane certification requirements. There are literally hundreds of links. For example, click on Pilot Schools to find out the general requirements for receiving a pilotâ s certificate, or to read the training course outlines. This is an allinclusive, aviation-specific site.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996 · 1 more page catalogued on www.landings.com · open in the Old Internet
NASA Network Application and Information Center (NAIC) NASA Network Applications and Information Center (NAIC) U.S. Federal Government gopher
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 naic.nasa.gov · open in the Old Internet
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Uniform Crime Reports (1999)
The FBI has released its annual Crime in the United States report for 1998 (preliminary data discussed in the May 18, 1999 Scout Report for Social Sciences ). The report is based on the Bureau's Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program, which compiles data from over 17,000 city, county, and state law enforcement agencies nationwide. The report is offered in seven sections in .pdf format only: Summary of the UCR Program, Crime Index Offenses Reported, Crime Index Offenses Cleared, Persons Arrested, Incidents of Family Violence: A Special Study, Law Enforcement Personnel, and seven appendices. The UCR main page offers links to previous reports from 1995 to 1997, hate crime statistics, reports on law enforcement officers killed and assaulted, and information related to the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS). [MD]
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 3 more pages catalogued on www.fbi.gov · open in the Old Internet
- FCC FTP - FCC (Federal Communication Commission) Federal Communications Commission (FCC) ftp Federal Communications Commission FCC FTP Site FTP Server
The Indiana University School of Law and the Federal Communications Bar Association have released the online publication of Volume 46, No 3 for June, 1994 of the _Federal Communications Law Journal_. This issue includes _The National Information Infrastructure Initiative and the Emergence of the Electronic Superhighway_ by Johnathon D. Blake and Lee J. Tiedrich.
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 14 more pages catalogued on www.law.indiana.edu · open in the Old Internet
Volume 46, Number 3 for June, 1994 is now available online. Of particular interest to the Internet community is an article by Jonathan D. Blake and Lee J. Tiedrich entitled The National Information Infrastructure Initiative and the Emergence of the Electronic Superhighway.
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 14 more pages catalogued on www.law.indiana.edu · open in the Old Internet
Clicking on a United States map takes you to the 10 Circuit courts, as well as the D.C and Federal Circuit courts. Readers can access the court opinions by circuit. There are links to the Administrative Office the U.S. Courts, the Federal Judicial Center, and the U.S.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 2 more pages catalogued on ming.law.vill.edu · open in the Old Internet
Federal Courts Law Review is an electronic publication provided by the Federal Magistrate Judges Association and edited by Carol Heckman, United States Magistrate Judge for the Western District of New York. It aims at being a "forum for the publication of legal scholarship relating to federal courts and federal legislation," and claims to be one of the few law reviews sponsored by a judicial association. The first issue contains articles entitled "Discovery in Computer Software Patent Litigation," "Instructing the Jury in an Employment Discrimination Case," and "Civil Case Voir Dire and Jury Selection in Federal Court." Two of the authors are magistrate judges. Articles are also available via email. [JS]
U.S Government Employees eceive special treatment at many fine hotels.
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 9 more pages catalogued on www.ios.com · open in the Old Internet
U.S. citizens can download the electronic National Mail Voter Registration form, search public records, and read articles and documents on federal election law, customs, and procedures. Learn about the Federal Election Commissionâ s (FEC) services and how to use them. Featured items include legal background on elections and election administration; a guide to political contributions and the law; financial facts about candidates, parties, and pacs (political action committees); and whatâ s new at the FEC. One can also learn the legal in-and-outs of making political contributions of all kinds
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.fec.gov · open in the Old Internet
Federal Emergency Agency Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) FEMA Home Page FEMA's home page
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source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995 · 4 more pages catalogued on www.fema.gov · open in the Old Internet
Federal Employees News Digest This online weekly edition highlights the 45year-old newsletter, Federal Employees News Digest (FEND). It includes selected feature reports on work-related issues, employee rights and benefits updates, a readersâ forum, and limited archives. Government employees can use the siteâ s Career Opportunities Central to search for new jobs. Club Fed Marketplace offers a range of specialized books and pamphlets on such subjects as thrift, retirement, and survivor benefits. The Annual Federal Employees Almanac can also be purchased here, as can a site license subscripti
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
FGDC Manual of Federal Geographic Data Products fgdc.er.usgs.gov GeospatialData and Information Resources, by Organization National Geospatial Data Clearinghouse. NSDI - Federal Geographic Data Committee. The Federal Geographic Data Committee WWW server
"Federal Government Information on the Internet", by Maggie Parhamovich Farrell, has recently been updated. Although primarily aimed at U.S. government document librarians, it is a great resource for anyone interested in U.S. government information. It contains both free and for fee links to government information by subject, from the Agency for International Development to weather, and includes nearly 100 subjects, as well as selected mailing lists and library catalogs. It is one of the first places to go for a logical collection of pointers to U.S. government information.
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 8 more pages catalogued on www.unlv.edu · open in the Old Internet
Federal Government: Executive Branch Although the lack of graphics and information content make this site more of an educational pit-stop than an entertaining detour, there are online presidential speeches, White House publications, federal budget information, and press releases, among many other things.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 22 more pages catalogued on lcweb.loc.gov · open in the Old Internet
For those of us who see the U.S. Federal Government as little more than a massive, slow-moving organization, this site is worth a look. A sub-page of the General Services Administrationâ s (GSA) home page, the nofrills Federal Information Web site contains links to helpful Web pages provided by the Federal Government. The GSAâ s Missing Child Notice Program, the Federal Domestic Assistance Catalog, the Government Information Xchange, and the Federal Information Center are among the sites featured here. Gateways to the following home pages are also included: the White House, the United Stated
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 9 more pages catalogued on www.gsa.gov · open in the Old Internet
The Federal Information Exchange (FIE) is a resource for researchers and college administrators interested in seeking opportunities and other information. The main menu of FIE contains sections on Federal Opportunities, Minority Colleges and Universities, New and Used Equipment, and Electronic Research Administration. Under the Used Equipment section, for example, users will find a searchable government database where users from qualified organizations (such as a college doing research in energy resources) can find free computers. In the Electronic Research section, users will find links to six federal agencies dedicated to providing information via the Internet.
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 3 more pages catalogued on www.fie.com · open in the Old Internet
Commerce Business Daily CROSS-AGENCY LISTS - FEDIX - Federal Information Exchange CROSS-AGENCY SEARCHES - FEDIX - Federal Information Exchange Cross-Agency Searches and Lists latest information
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 12 more pages catalogued on web.fie.com · open in the Old Internet
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Federal Information Exchange Inc. - FEDIX Home Page (1995)
Commerce Business Daily CROSS-AGENCY LISTS - FEDIX - Federal Information Exchange CROSS-AGENCY SEARCHES - FEDIX - Federal Information Exchange Cross-Agency Searches and Lists latest information
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 12 more pages catalogued on web.fie.com · open in the Old Internet
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Federal Information Exchange Inc. - MOLIS Home Page (1995)
The Historically Black Colleges & Universities on the Web have been gathered together on one home page for easy access.
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 12 more pages catalogued on web.fie.com · open in the Old Internet
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Federal Information Exchange Inc. Home Page (1995)
One of the goals of the Federal Information Exchange, Inc. (FEDIX) is to provide a link between the federal government and institutions of higher education in an attempt to assist research and educational programs. FEDIX is a commercial company that gathers information from various government agencies. Data from the Commerce Business Daily, the Federal Register, and other governmental institutions can be located from
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 · 12 more pages catalogued on web.fie.com · open in the Old Internet
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Federal Information Exchange List of WWW servers (U.S. (1995)
Federal Information Exchange (FEDIX) Federal Information Exchange (FIE) FEDIX/MOLIS MOLIS/FEDIX (Mike Vore)
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.fie.com · open in the Old Internet
Federal WWW servers List of other US Department WWW servers List of WWW Servers (USA - Federal Government) The Rest of the Government Databases US Federal Government Information via WWW
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 1 more page catalogued on fedix.fie.com · open in the Old Internet
Federal Information Exchange, Inc., is a company that provides database services, software development, and technical support to the government, private sector, and academic communities.
source: The Internet Yellow Pages, Hahn and Stout 1994; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 1 more page catalogued on fedix.fie.com · open in the Old Internet
A publication of the U.S. Department of Commerce describing standards for information processing.
source: The Internet Yellow Pages, Hahn and Stout 1994; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 31 more pages catalogued on oak.oakland.edu · open in the Old Internet
Federal Islamic Republic of the Comoros Islands (1996)
Federal Islamic Republic of the Comoros Islands The Comoros Islands are an archipelago of four islands located off the eastern coast of Africa, near Madagascar. The islands have a maritime tropical climate and their predominant languages are French and Arabic. Topics covered here include geography, seasonal climates, economic efficiency, trading partners, population statistics, and political organizations of the Comoros Islands. There are maps of each of the four islands, and users can link to the University of Pennsylvaniaâ s African Studies Program or the Model League of Arab States Comoros
Lists of federal job openings, including computer-related jobs and information for DOD employees in downsized agencies. Also includes information useful to federal job applicants.
Funded by the Bureau of Justice Statistics (last discussed in the September 8, 1998 Scout Report for Social Sciences ) and maintained by the Urban Institute (last reviewed in the August 14, 1998 Scout Report ), this new site offers access to the Federal Justice Statistics Program (FJSP) database, which contains comprehensive information about suspects and defendants processed in each stage of the Federal criminal justice system in a given year (1994-96). First-time users will want to begin with the Data Dictionary, which identifies and describes the variables in the FJSP database and organizes the data "into one or more standard analysis file (SAF) datasets pertaining to suspects and defendants in entering, leaving, or pending a stage of criminal case processing." Users can then perform queries on one or more selected variables from the SAF datasets. Data selected from the FJSP database
Yesterday, the United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) indicted and issued international arrest warrants for Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic and four other senior Yugoslav and Serb officials, including Serb President Milan Milutinovic. Each of the five has been accused with three counts of crimes against humanity and one count of violating the laws or customs of war. Specifically they are charged with committing atrocities in Kosovo against ethnic Albanians, including murder, deportation, and persecution on political, racial, or religious grounds. Authorities in Belgrade stated that Yugoslavia will not recognize the jurisdiction of the ICTY. US State Department officials fear that the 41-page indictment could complicate negotiations for a peaceful settlement in Kosovo. And some diplomats claim that the charges only bolster NATO's reasoning fo
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 22 more pages catalogued on www.un.org · open in the Old Internet
The Federal Networking Council (FNC) is part of the Committee on Information and Communication, a branch of the National Science and Technology Committee. The council is developing a National Information Infrastructure for all federal agencies to communicate their research accomplishments and needs with each other. This interaction is aimed at facilitating the agencies in meeting their various research goals, and producing a final product. Visitors to this site can find information on FNC members, workgroups, and committees, along with council reports, an events calendar, and links to related
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Those eager to keep tabs on world leaders can do so with the service offered by this site, which delivers the texts of speeches and briefings from Washington, Moscow, the Middle East, and the United Nations. Follow a day in the life of the President, monitor the Supreme Court, or sit in on a congressional hearing. You must have a valid e-mail address to register to use this site and stories are billed on a pay-per-view basis.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Federal Per Diem Rates (Foreign) - Wright-Patterson AFB (1995)
The latest reports from Human Rights Watch (last reviewed in the July 13, 1999 Scout Report for Social Sciences ) examine the conduct of Azerbaijani security forces and violence against Serbs and Roma in Kosovo, respectively. The first, a 57-page report, alleges rampant corruption and the systematic use of torture or physical abuse within the Azerbaijani criminal justice system. The second, an eighteen-page report, documents a wide variety of human rights abuses committed against the Serb minority and Roma population by ethnic Albanians in Kosovo. The report is accompanied by a brief photo essay. [MD]
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99 · 6 more pages catalogued on www.hrw.org · open in the Old Internet
Federal Research and Testing Centre Arsenal (1995)
The Federal Reserve System, the nationâ s central bank, was formed in 1913. Now governing 12 regional districts under current Chairman Alan Greenspan, the Fedâ s job is to monitor the nationâ s money supply, influence interest rates, and stabilize monetary value. This site is provided by the Chicago Branch of the Federal Reserve. It provides, among other things, a history a history of the FRB, a glossary of terms, lists of economic indicators, monetary policies, periodicals, and transcripts of speeches by Federal Reserve
FREE is a new US Department of Education meta-site that acts as a gateway to US government sites that can be used as teaching tools or resources. It is highlighted by a searchable and browsable (ten subjects from arts to vocational education) interface to hundreds of government resources. For example, the science section points to resources from the US Department of Energy, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and US Geological Survey, among others. Arts contains educational resources from the Library of Congress, National Gallery of Art, National Archives and Records Administration, and Smithsonian Institution, among others. FREE is a handy way for teachers to quickly find useful government sites that can be put to work in the classroom. [JS]
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
Federal Times is an independent weekly magazine for federal employees. It posts the latest government sector headlines and legislative updates, as well as links to government job postings, pay rate schedules, and vacation calendars. Many federal government Web sites are also listed under headings such as Money and Benefits, Travel and Foreign Affairs, and Public Policy. News-News & Politics Magazines
Consumers can learn about online scams, access the FTC ConsumerLine gopher site, and learn about telemarketing rules on the home page of the Federal Trade Commission. Press releases, notices of hearings, and transcripts are available here as well. The Links section is especially helpful; it contains links to the Government Information Locator Service (GILS), the Better Business Bureau Web server, FinanceNet, the Library of
source: Recovered for this collection; Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.ftc.gov · open in the Old Internet
in the U.S. is a series of databases that provide information about research funded by the Federal Government. These databases contain the names and addresses of Principal Investigators, grant titles, abstracts, and keywords associated with grants funded by the NIH - National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation, the USDA - U.S. Department of Agriculture, the SBIR - Small Business Innovation Research Program and the ATP Advanced Technology Program.
For college students and professors who don't know where to begin looking for funding for a research project, this site offers a handy point of entry into the world of federal grants and contracts. Included on this page are the National Institutes of Health, the National Science Foundation, Small Business Innovation Research, the United States Department of Agriculture, and the Advanced Technology Program. Each of these organizations lists projects currently being funded and information on how to obtain grants.
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 15 more pages catalogued on medoc.gdb.org · open in the Old Internet
FEDERATION FOR ENTERPRISE KNOWLEDGE DEVELOPMENT - FEND - (1995)
The Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology (FASEB) gopher provides information that includes resources related to nine life sciences societies in the United States. Learn about the history of FASEB and its meetings, publications, conference dates, newsletters, and job opportunities.
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Federation of Asian and Oceanian Biochemists (1995)
Features free package tracking with the identification number. Can track packages that are in transit too. Also contains features related to available services, downloadable software.
source: Recovered for this collection; World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 1 more page catalogued on www.fedex.com · open in the Old Internet
Users who use Federal Express can track their packages any time of day, anywhere around the world from this site. Type in the FedEx tracking number on the home page, and a status report of your package will be displayed. For tracking an international package, there is an index of countries. Federal Express also provides information about their money-back guarantee.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 1 more page catalogued on www.fedex.com · open in the Old Internet
Commerce Business Daily CROSS-AGENCY LISTS - FEDIX - Federal Information Exchange CROSS-AGENCY SEARCHES - FEDIX - Federal Information Exchange Cross-Agency Searches and Lists latest information
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 12 more pages catalogued on web.fie.com · open in the Old Internet
FedWorld Federal Job Search The FedWorld Job Search site, sponsored by the National Technical Information Service, is a virtual gold mine for job hunters. The database, which is created by the Office of Personnel Management in Macon, Georgia, normally contains about 1,500 listings, and is updated every week day. It is loaded with opportunities for everyone from forest rangers to doctors. The locations range from all fifty United States to every U.S. territory, including Palau. The Web page includes an online search tool, which allows users to simply enter the occupation and location of their c
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 7 more pages catalogued on www.fedworld.gov · open in the Old Internet
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FedWorld File Transfer Protocol Search and Retrieve Service (1996)
FedWorld File Transfer Protocol Search and Retrieve Service The FedWorld File Transfer Protocol Search and Retrieve Service (FTP) allows users to search abstracts from over 10,000 entries simply by using a keyword. The serviceâ s database is updated daily, and includes the contents of more than 90 Federal directories, ranging from the Vehicle Manufacturers Index to Recent White House Press Releases (EOP). Information found on these databases includes aircraft service hints, tax forms, drug facts, FedWorld File Transfer Protocol Search and Retrieve Service
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 7 more pages catalogued on www.fedworld.gov · open in the Old Internet
FedWorld offers a central access gateway to government agencies and information. The home page is admirably organized to help the general public find its way through the sometimes intimidating world of the federal government. Users can locate desired data through a subject category listing, browse through recent U.S. government reports, or utilize the Commerce Information Locator
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source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 7 more pages catalogued on www.fedworld.gov · open in the Old Internet
FedWorld Tax Form and Pub Search FedWorldâ s Tax Form Search allows users to locate tax forms of every kind, for any year-past or present--and to print them out. Everything from Form 1040s to Internal Revenue Service publications can be found here by simply using the online search tool. However, visitors can only search for forms by their title, not their content. An index of the forms is also available for visitors who are unsure of what they need. This site also includes a variety of software program plugins, such as Adobe Acrobat, that users need to access in order to read the forms. FedWo
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 7 more pages catalogued on www.fedworld.gov · open in the Old Internet
More newspapers are joining Syracuse OnLine all the time. National Association of Newspapers National Newspaper Association The Newspaper Association of America (NAA)
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 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
18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Central Park Links Internotes New York Area Concert, Club and Band Guide (New York, NY) New York City, NY New York, New York Ticket Info
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; 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
The Feline Conservation Center, a part of the Exotic Feline Breeding Compound, is located in Rosamond, California. If you can get there, you'll find over 50 different cats of 14 different species, ranging from seven to 700 pounds. If you can't get to Rosamond, a visit to their Web site offers a chance to meet the feline residents through photos and even hear them through sound clips.
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
This subpage of Sirlouâ s home page is, like all his other subpages, a veritable encyclopedia of fascinating stuff. Thereâ s the history of the cat, feline nutrition and genetics, a delineation of the various breeds, and how to say "cat" in 24
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995 · 60 more pages catalogued on www.best.com · open in the Old Internet
Feline-l GIF Pictures - DC Easy-Link Gopher (1995)
This interactive Web site contains gopher and Web links to various Latin American resources, from Texas information to multimedia. Some sites are also featured in Spanish, and specific details on Macintosh computers, entertaining Web sites, and Latino reference materials constitute the majority of
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 6 more pages catalogued on edb518ea.edb.utexas.edu · open in the Old Internet
EgoWeb Felipe Campos Felipe's English/Spanish MacHTTP Server Home WWW FAQ version ESPANOL
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 edb518ea.edb.utexas.edu · open in the Old Internet
The Felix home page sports the friendly face of a cat with the option to choose between either English or Dutch text. Upon entrance, cat lovers will find general feline information, cat links, e-mail cards, and a mailing list. The Service and Help Desk allows visitors to email any question about cat care, while the More Wool link is just a click away from some very cool cyberkitty sites.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Counted Cross Stitch WWW Home Page ftp://ftp.crl.com/users/ro/kdyer/xstitch.html Needlepoint needlework
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 2 more pages catalogued on ftp.crl.com · open in the Old Internet
The Web page for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) offers details about its programs as well as information about how to prepare for a wide range of both natural and technological disasters. Preparation steps are provided for everything from Earthquakes and Winter Storms to Hazardous Materials and House and Building Fires. Access FAQs about help after a disaster, or explore the emergency management resources, disaster archives, photos, and publications in the FEMA Library.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995 · 4 more pages catalogued on www.fema.gov · open in the Old Internet
FEMA, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, urges the public to be prepared for disasters like floods, earthquakes, hurricanes, wildfires, and winter storms. It provides fact sheets for preparedness that should help individuals secure their homes and property in addition to protecting themselves. The site offers guidelines and tips for surviving technological disasters like radiological accidents, terrorism, and hazardous materials in the home. Download these pages and share them with family and friends.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995 · 4 more pages catalogued on www.fema.gov · open in the Old Internet
This Web page is a fabulous resource for fans of female vocalists around the world. An exhaustive, alphabetical list of female singers-or bands featuring female singers-- can be found here, compiled by Joanne Merriam. The site contains information mostly about rock, pop, and alternative bands or musicians, although there are a few folk, jazz, blues, and country singers also featured here. Examples of artists include The Cranberries, Tori Amos, and Cyndi Lauper. Information about each artist, usually including a short biography and news update, is available here. Most of the singers also have a
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 3 more pages catalogued on www.ccn.cs.dal.ca · open in the Old Internet
Female Vocalist Informations Service / FVIS (1995)
FeMiNa is an online directory and information resource for women and girls. It offers annotated links in categories such as Art, Computers, Family, Organizations, Sports, Womenâ s Studies and Writing. The page also houses a collection of online resources for lesbians and bisexuals, provides links covering feminist issues, discusses women in politics,
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
For those users who want to become proactive in the field of equal rights, this siteâ s for you. Loaded with links to information on a variety of gender-related issues, this Web index is divided into categories such as Reproductive Rights, Sexual Harrassment, and Global Issues, to name a few. The bonafide activist can also find such things as the Feminist Activist Calendar and Feminist Fun and Games here. Links to feminism newsgroups and forums are provided. Life Styles-Social Issues & Activism
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; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 30 more pages catalogued on www.igc.apc.org · open in the Old Internet
