Houston Homes and Real Estate (1995)
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Houston Homes
http://www.cpy.com/hotshots/hotshots.html
Focuses on Houston’s indoor soccer team. Provides information about Nebo Bandovic, an opportunity to win free tickets. Features an interview with Diego Lopez.
http://www.academ.com/houston/
Academ Consulting Services (academ.com) Houston Info Source Houston Information information resource
http://www.hccs.cc.tx.us/mapserve/citymap.html
Houston interactive map Map of Popular Houston Internet Sites
http://www.examco.com/marine/hmts.html
Houston Marine Training Services
http://www.lonestar.net/metro/
Houston Metro home page - loads of Houston info Index - Houston Metropolitan Page The Houston Metropolitan Page
Houston Museum of Natural Science Take a virtual tour of the Houston Museum of Natural Science. In addition to gaining a general overview of the facilities and exhibitions, guests may take a pictorial tour of the Burke Baker Planetarium, the Cockrell Butterfly Center, the Paleontology Hall, and the Welch Chemistry Hall, among other displays. Information about classes, field trips, pricing, and science activities will also be Houston Museum of Natural
http://www.nando.net/football/1994/nfl/fbhome/hou.html
Alphabet Soup Chainsaw Kittens Dillon Fence Frente! Fun^Da^Mental here Jason and The Scorchers Kill Creek Machines of Loving Grace Mammoth Records Internet Center Mammoth Records Internet Information Center Velo-Deluxe Victoria Williams
http://houston.proud.org/hphome.html
Return to the Houston Proud Home Page!
United States (Access via CARL).
Houston Public Library
http://www.kuht.uh.edu/kuht.html
Caught in the Web
http://www.cent.com/orris/cominfo/theater.html
Furnishes unofficial Houston theater district performance art exhibition schedule. oF oye.
http://www.houstonweb.com/news.htm
Information(General Info,Newspaper/Radio/TV/Weather)
http://phoenix.phoenix.net:80/~almeda/
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http://www.city.net/countries/united_states/texas/houston
Houston, Texas / City.Net Check out the Texan city of Houston with the help of City.Net. Some of the subjects found here are: Arts & Entertainment, Education, Events, Food & Drink, Government, Lodging, News & Weather, Other Guides, Sports, Transportation, and Travel & Tourism. For further exploration, a link is provided to the Excite search engine. Links also lead to the TravelNow and TravelWeb sites for hotels in the city and the City.Net Texas and United Houston, Texas / City.Net
a picture of this site
http://www.jsc.nasa.gov/houston/HoustonInternet.h
http://www.jsc.nasa.gov/NASAInternetConnection.html NASA Internet Connection NASA Internet services WWW Server NASA, Internet Services
http://www.houston.nacm.com/home-pages/brandon
Posted to comp.lang.c++-part2 2 times during 1995–96, in the poster's signature block. Nothing was written about the page itself.
http://www.link.no/norweb/norweb.html
Andre WWW-tjenere elsewhere. Liste NORWEBs Norgesmeny
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http://www.nta.no/uninett/norweb.html
(European COST 219 project on future telecommunication and teleinformatic facilities for disabled and elderly people.) COST 219 Information Resource Manager COST219 Information Resource Manager
a picture of this site
http://www.hooked.net/~hedgeboy/hoverbar.html
HoverBar, authored by Guy Fullerton of Mountain View, California, is a great little shareware for the Mac (System Software 7.5 or later). HoverBar creates customized palettes and icon and clip bars which hover over all other windows on your desktop. Anything can be put into these bars: applications, documents, graphics, etc. Applications can then be easily switched and/or launched. It also supports drag and drop. Beware that there is a mention of a bug due to jGNEFilter, which is often used by floating windows to find clicks. When this product was tested at Internet Scout the "Missing Clicks" bug was not an issue. But if it is encountered, "TSM Fix" (an extension which fixes the system bug) is provided to solve the problem. A copy of HoverBar can be downloaded at the above URL. If you decide to keep it, the cost is just $5. [TB]
http://mcbio.med.buffalo.edu/mail.me.html
gkohler@mcbio.med.buffalo.edu
http://www.broadcastsoft.com/HowBroadCastWorks.html
How BroadCast works Next Page
gopher://gopher.latrobe.edu.au
A list of articles on the basic workings of the computer. Includes sections on ASCII, bits and bytes, memory, operating systems, files and directories and software programs.
http://www.pathfinder.com/cgi-bin/congress-votes
How Did Your Senators and Representative Vote? This page, sponsored by Time, Inc., offers a fast way to find out how your Senator or Congessperson voted on recent measures-all visitors have to do is enter their zip codes and select a bill. This page includes links to the Time home page, message boards, and a How Did Your Senators and
http://tardis.soc.staffs.ac.uk/reeves/dunno.html
how does it work?
http://www.newsusa.com/home/L85B9how_does.html
How does your child perceive television violence?
This utility does just what it says: it tells you how far it is between two U.S. cities using tools that are available elsewhere but are too time-consuming to find because they're in the middle of huge Web documents. At this site you can enter either a city name or zip code (Zip+4s are taken but not used at this time). Alternatively, the input takes longitude and latitude coordinates, which are useful when comparing areas outside of cities. The database might also ask you to choose if it finds more than one match for the place you request (frequently, city names match the name of a county in the same state). This page also shows both cities using the Xerox PARC (Palo Alto Research Center) Map Viewer, which can also be accessed directly at http://www.xerox.com/map/
http://gs213.sp.cs.cmu.edu/prog/dist
Tuber Head Enables you to find out the distance to any place in America.
http://www.forbes.com/tool/toolbox/rich400/
From Bill Gates ($18 billion) to Oprah Winfrey ($415 million), Forbes Magazine has made its annual 400 Richest People in America feature available on the web. Users can view the list by worth or alphabetically. In addition, there is a Rich List Generator that allows the list to be searched by net worth, home state, age, industry, and marital status. Minimum requirements to make the list increased from $340 million last year to $415 million this year. Explanation of list methodology is also available.
http://expasy2.hcuge.ch:80 IAHIT International Association for the Advance of Health Information Technology
http://maceggertj.atc.ll.mit.edu/how_i_do_it.html
how I run my home page
http://www.btw.com (select: "Applets: A Collecti (address as printed)