rsi directory (1995)
ftp://ftp.engr.unl.edu/pub/eeshop/rsi
back issues. RSI Network
The Early Internet Directory
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RSIP Star Trek Index (1995)
http://sarah.rsip.lsu.edu/star.trek.html
Remote Sensing and Image Processing Lab - RSIP RSIP-LSU Home Page
rsisystems.com (1996)
“to and from an H.320 CODEC like ours http://www.rsisystems.com so that a” — posted to comp.dcom.isdn, 05 Feb 1996.
rsity / Nijenrode University. (1995)
Nippon Bunri University .mx/UNAM/ http: //www.mc.nbu.ac.jp/NBU/e/nbu- e. html Nippon Medical School.
rsity California State Univer- l.edu/ sity, Dominguez Hills. (1995)
edu/ lege, a California State edu/ University, Fresno.
rsity Munich University .edu.au/ of Technology. (1995)
http://www.informatik.tu-muenchen.de/
ollege HOME-PAGE_e.html th. edu/ Murdoch University.
rsity Wheaton College. (1995)
edu/ a.edu/ Whitman College University http: //www.whitman. edu/ .edu/ Whittier College College http: //www.whittier. edu/ .edu/ WHU Koblenz School of A&M Corporate Management.
RSL World Wide Web (WWW)... (1995)
http://www.gis.umn.edu/
rsls8.sprachlit.uni-regensburg.de (1995)
http://rsls8.sprachlit.uni-regensburg.de/cgi-bin/welcome.pl
Posted to de.comm.modem once during 1995–96, in the poster's signature block. Nothing was written about the page itself.
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RSO Info (1995)
http://rso.union.wisc.edu/rsoinfo/homepage
Calendar of Some Hoofer Activities
RSPhysSE SCU WWW Page (1995)
Australian National University Research School of Physical Sciences and Engineering RSPhyScE
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rst Federal Savings Bank of Indiana - mortages loans homes realestate (1995)
Branch Information Services Branch Internet Services, Inc. BRANCH.COM Parent Directory The Branch Mall The Internet Mall
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rST's Mall (1995)
http://polaris.net/~trexcom/shop.html
AdverNet Internet Business Advertising Polaris Network Home Page Polaris Network, Inc. www.polaris.net
rstcorp.com (1996)
Posted to comp.lang.c++-part2 2 times during 1995–96, in the poster's signature block. Nothing was written about the page itself.
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RSVP (1996)
http://www.isi.edu/div7/rsvp/rsvp.html
You wait and wait, maybe even nod off, as the video or audio trickle through your modem and into your hard drive. To your dismay, once you finally open the file, you find the video has glitches and the audio has dropouts! RSVP, a new type of protocol still under development, will warn your system that a bandwidth-guzzling file is on the way and will clear a path for smoother transference of data. Those who frequently download large files such as these can read all about this
RT21: Reproductive Technology Web (1999)
http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/rt21/
This new site from the Harvard School of Public Health explores the varied ways in which scientific and medical technologies affect broader processes of social reproduction. With full length articles, related links, and course syllabi, the site examines issues such as contemporary discourses on gender and reproduction, race and reproductive technologies, procreative and contraceptive technologies, the medicalization of birth, and teaching science, technology, and the body. Associated with Harvard's Global Reproductive Health Forum (reviewed in November 17, 1998 Scout Report for Social Sciences ), the RT21 site also hosts Cyber-fem, a discussion list "dedicated to exploring the many ways scientific and medical developments participate in broader processes of social reproduction." [MD]
rt_latest_table.html (1995)
http://fs01svarmd.er.usgs.gov/realtime/rt_latest_table.html
Graph format
RTA: floorspace cases (1995)
http://www.keating.netspace.net.au/floors.htm
"floorspace" under the Retail Tenancies Act 1986 ? cases on measurement of floorspace
rtb-www.rrz.uni-hannover.de (1995)
http://rtb-www.rrz.uni-hannover.de/buecher/inet/
“Versuch mal folgende WWW-Seite: http://rtb-www.rrz.uni-hannover.de/buecher/inet/” — posted to de.newusers.questions, 05 Oct 1995.
rtb-www.rrzn.uni-hannover.de (1995)
http://rtb-www.rrzn.uni-hannover.de/buecher/inet
“Es ist auch im WWW kostenlos online lesbar, URL: http://rtb-www.rrzn.uni-hannover.de/buecher/inet” — posted to de.newusers.questions, 18 Nov 1995.
RTC for Neuromuscular Diseases at UC Davis (1995)
Neuromuscular Disease Clinic Research and Training Center for Neuromuscular Diseases
RTC Sligo Home Page (1995)
Sligo RTC
rtcgroup.com (1996)
“http://emporium.turnpike.net/D/dhoward/index.html http://www.rtcgroup.com/rtc trade shows” — posted to comp.sys.m68k, 16 Mar 1996.
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RTCSA'95 Home Page (1995)
http://tron.is.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp/RTCSA95/
ItIs (in Japanese) ItIs (ITRON Implementation by Sakamura Lab)
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RTE To Everywhere Home Page. (1995)
http://www.bess.tcd.ie/ireland/rte.htm
Provides audio files of news stories from Irish Public Radio Provides alternative information about Ireland.
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RTEMS Home Page (1995)
http://lancelot.gcs.redstone.army.mil/rg4/rtems.html
http://lancelot.gcs.redstone.army.mil/rtems.html.
RTFM asbl (1995)
RTFM
rtftohtml - Rich Text Format to HTML Converter Rtftohtml converter (1995)
http://www.dgp.toronto.edu/rtftohtml_overview.html
rtftohtml - Rich Text Format to HTML Converter Rtftohtml converter
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rthern Europe at the Department of Computing Imperial College London. (1995)
Archive Services - SunSITE Northern Europe. Department of Computing - SunSite Northern Europe Archive Imperial College archives Imperial College, London, SunSITE Northern Europe U.K. notes Parent directory src.doc.ic.ac.uk Sun Microsystems London GB SunSite Europe - Department of Computing, Imperial
RTKL Home Page (1995)
RTKL Associates Inc.
RTL2 (1995)
Aktuell zur IFA: RTL2 auf dem Internet, realisiert mit der Hilfe von Apple Computer mit der Internet Server Solution von Apple auf einem Apple Workgroup Server 8150/110. (München: http://www.rtl2.de/) RTL 2 RTL2 Fernsehen
rtmf.mit.edu (1996)
ftp://rtmf.mit.edu/pub/usenet-by-group/comp.lang.c++/*
Posted to comp.lang.c++-part2 2 times during 1995–96 with no words around it.
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http://128.111.216.23/ICA/index.html
Intercampus Arts (ICA) Web Server All of the campuses in the University of California system collaborated on this Web site dedicated to the arts. Current events, programs, lectures, and exhibits on the UC campuses are listed as well as critiqued. The ICA Server also links to the home pages of Intercampus Arts (ICA) Web
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San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) This museum site is always a treat. Officially opened over a year ago, the Bay Cityâ s spectacular $60-million Mario Botta-designed SFMOMA was the talk of the town, then the museum world, now the Web. This keen, lean overview of the building (with many color photos), the programs, and the collection is unpretentious and helpful. Take the movie tours, browse the museum store and services, stop for a virtual chat with fellow visitors, stroll the galleries, research the history, and learn the background of SFMOMA. San Francisco Museum of Modern
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SARUP: UW-Milwaukee School of Architecture and Urban Planning Just down the road from Frank Lloyd Wrightâ s homestead and Taliesen is one of the United Statesâ leading graduate schools of architecture and urban planning. Alongside the standard academic boilerplate items on courses, staff, and so on, the site showcases student and faculty projects and even features a building tour. Sign up for continuing education courses or vent your opinions at Chat Central. The Resource section contains a database of architecture and urban planning information on the Internet, searchable by title, descrip
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http://ag.arizona.edu/OALS/IALC/Home.html
International Arid Lands Consortium Home Page (IALC) The International Arid Lands Consortium (IALC) is an independent, nonprofit research organization founded and sustained by five sustainability in arid and semiarid lands worldwide. Their home page offers a Directory of Arid Lands Researchers, information about the IALC Strategic Plan, Washington updates, newletter briefs, maps, and links to such sites as the Wind Erosion Research Unit, The Wildflowers Web Page, and The Solar Cooking Archive. Consortium Home Page (IALC)
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http://agi.umd.edu/agi/agi.html
American Geological Institute (AGI) The American Geological Institute Web site was designed to inform and educate AGI members. The Government Affairs Program (GAP) serves as a liaison between members and Capitol Hill and the executive branch, through workshops, letters, and meetings. GAP also provides federal science policy information to member societies and the geoscience community in general. AGI members can gain access to the GeoRef database, which holds over 1.9 million references to geoscience articles, monographs, theses and maps. Read the Geotimes newsletter, or browse the AGI catalog
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http://andromeda.einet.net/galaxy/Community/Health/Emergency-Medicine/fritz-nordengren/ems.html
Emergency Medical Services (EMS) EMS offers a wealth of valuable information regarding emergency situations and first aid. Users are provided with links to online medical journals, emergency rescue procedures, and common accident occurrences. A multitude of links can be explored to access medical centers, medical reference libraries, and nursing information. This site also provides a lighter take on medicine by offering links to medical television show home pages like "Chicago Hope" and the "General Hospital". Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
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http://asnic.utexas.edu/asnic.html
Asian Studies Network Information Center (ASNIC) Managed by the Asian Studies department at the University of Texas at Austin, the Asian Studies Network Information Center (ASNIC) features a database of resources on Asian countries and places. Click on Japan, for instance, and access general information about the country as well as documents on its culture, government, politics, and religion, including links (categorized by subject) to Asian Studies Center, as well as listings of events and new Asian Studies books. Online issues of the South Asia Graduate Research Journal (SAGAR) are also avai
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http://atsdr1.atsdr.cdc.gov:8080
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR), a branch of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, focuses on preventing the harmful effects associated with toxic waste dumps, and other pollution. This site is loaded with information on everything from employment opportunities and facts concerning the registryâ s background to health education and congressional testimony on toxic substance issues. A search tool is provided to help users extract data from the registryâ s toxicology research database. Links to ot
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http://bioc02.uthscsa.edu/aisesnet.html
American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) A highlight of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) home page is its Career Page, which features a searchable job database and job entry freeware. Users can access AISES newsletters and mailing lists (including an archive of submissions); membership, program, and conference information; links to science and engineering resources on the Web; and a member directory. Read the jokes and stories on the Indian Humor Page, or add your own ("You could be an Indian if . . ."). Links to Web pages of AISES chapters and profess
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http://cass.jsc.nasa.gov/CASS_home.html
Center for Advanced Space Studies (CASS) The virtual home of the Center for Advanced Space Studies in Houston, Texas, provides visitors a comprehensive page with details about the school, as well as information about lunar and planetary issues, space life sciences, and additional education programs. Links to NASA and PDS are also presented, where users can access the latest space technology Center for Advanced Space Studies
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http://cedar.evansville.edu/~ecoleweb
Ecole Initiative (Recording early Church History) An impressive amount of information about the early Christian church is available in this hypertext encyclopedia. The encyclopedia especially shines at navigation-- information can be accessed geographically by clicking on a map, choosing from a timeline of events, or a list of document titles, sorted alphabetically by author. The entries are well--even wittily-annotated and range from works by Peter Abelard to The Imitation of Christ by Thomas Ecole Initiative (Recording early
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Centre for Earth Observation (Europe) This European-based, simply-designed Web site is dedicated to research studies promoting the preservation of the planet. Information and links to such topics as weather, geology, and space technology are included, as well as access to similar United States-based sites. A search feature allows users to conduct efficient scans of the site in order to locate information in desired areas. Centre for Earth Observation
▸ Europe, World
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International Political Economy Network (IPENet) For anyone interested in the workings of the global political economy, Communications for a Sustainable Future hosts the International Political Economy Network (IPENet). Visitors to this site can read a general overview of IPENet, or link to several colleges and universities that have international political economy programs. A substantial list of resources for studying different aspects of the global economy is offered at this site.
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Information Libraries Access Network (ILANET) Web users interested in learning more about our friends from the Land Down Under can check out the Information Libraries Access Network. Established by the State Library of New South Wales, ILANETâ s role is to enable a variety of Australia-based organizations to centralize their information-access needs through networking links and services. Included at this site are information resources for the deaf and hearing-impaired, the Public Libraries Internet Gateway, current events, business reports, a link to the Australian Music Web site, plus other
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http://ecosys.drdr.virginia.edu/SEACnet.html
Student Environmental Action Coalition (SEACnet) Pronounced "seek," as in "seeking," SEAC is a network of U.S. student environmental groups, working since 1988 to share resources, build coalitions, and challenge "the limited mainstream definition of environmental issues." SEAC now encompasses more than 1,500 high school and college groups in all 50 states. as SEAC at Stanford University, each link providing Life Styles-Social Issues & Activism
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http://execpc.com/~edi/aaaai.html
American Academy of Allergy Asthma & Immunology (AAAAI) A comprehensive resource for physicians as well as health consumers, the AAAAI site contains mold and pollen count reports, allergy and asthma Web resources, a bibliography of cookbooks for allergy and asthma sufferers, an allergy discussion list, and an asthma FAQ. Physicians will find useful the clinical trials listings, Immunology Today Online, and the pharmaceutical databases. American Academy of Allergy Asthma & Immunology (AAAAI)
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GSLIS (Graduate School of Library & Information Science) A visit to UTAâ s Graduate School of Library and Information Science site with its extensive links to the University at large will bring you up to speed on state of the art of electronic library science and archival information retrieval systems, along with searchable student/faculty directories, available library jobs, an LIS conferences page, periodical guides and catalogs. Youâ ll also find relevant Web projects and Web links. GSLIS (Graduate School of Library
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http://galaxy.einet.net/galaxy/Business-and-Commerce/Marketing-and-Sales.html
Marketing and Sales (Business and Commerce) Part of the Galaxy guide to worldwide information and services, the Marketing and Sales page is devoted to the study of marketing and sales techniques, technologies, data, and regulations. Users can find links relating to specific topics, which include advertising, distribution, marketing, policy and regulation, product development, and sales. Users will also find links to marketing-related sites such as conference announcements, Marketing and Sales (Business and
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http://garnet.berkeley.edu:3333/EDINlist/EDINlist.html
Economic Democracy Info Network (EDIN) Directory of Issues Some of the issues the Economic Democracy Information Network (EDIN) is concerned with are defense, racism, socialism, right-wing politics, arts, and "information activism." Links to Web sites with information about these issues are provided here. Network (EDIN) Directory of Life Styles-Social Issues & Activism
▸ World
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http://gcdis_www.esdim.noaa.gov
National Environmental Data Index (NEDI) To promote public welfare, preserve ecology, and sustain economies in the U.S.--and soon, all over the world--this Web site provides online access to a very powerful search engine for environmental data. It also provides links to the archives of environmental organizations that participate in the NEDI project, such as the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Energy, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. A good deal of text about NEDIâ s goals and purpose separates visitors from its helpful links and excellent search eng
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http://hoshi.cic.sfu.ca/~anderson
Emergency Preparedness Information Exchange (EPIX) The Emergency Preparedness Information Exchange is operated by the Center for Policy Research on Science and Technology. It strives to maintain an open forum for the exchange of ideas about emergency preparedness, risk prevention, and recovery from natural disasters. Here visitors will find a comprehensive list of links to dozens of sites as emergency communications, medicine, information systems, insurance assistance, and
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http://hypatia.gsfc.nasa.gov/stelar/stelar_demos.html
Electronic Literature for Astronomical Research (STELAR) The STELAR project explores the use of electronic means for improving access to scientific literature. It uses astronomical publications to evaluate distribution, search, and retrieval techniques for full text and graphics display. The plain text interface shouldnâ t hide the fact that this site is rich in content. Features include online services, journal excerpts, and a full-text search of over 70,000 abstracts. Other points of interest include a link to the NASA Directory of
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Applied Futures & Trading (AFT) Magazine Practical news, reviews (including software), and trading analyses, but not "fawning advertorials," are the stocks in trade of AFT, the first e-zine devoted to futures, options, and related derivatives. Check out the contents and features of the first few issues of Applied Futures & Trading (AFT)
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Latin American Network Information Center (LANIC) This comprehensive and authoritative server provides a wealth of information on Latin American and Caribbean countries in an easyto-use format. Simply choose the country of interest and you will be offered statistics on the economy, general facts on tourism, and maps of the region. The directory may also be reviewed by topic, which include art, anthropology, reference, news, travel, networking, music, and health. The LANIC (Latin American Network Information Center) sites are managed by the Institute of Latin American Studies at the University
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http://laotzu.art.niu.edu/asifa.html
International Animation Association (ASIFA) Midwest Chapter Professional animators as well as animation buffs will find plenty of resources at this site. Furnished by the Midwest Chapter of the International Animation Association (ASIFA), this page provides everything from articles written by professional animators to a variety of colorful animation galleries. Also included are festival and conference listings, links to animation schools, ASIFA membership information, and gateways to a large number of wacky, animated pages.
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Laboratory for Terrestrial Physics (LTP) Part of NASAâ s Earth Sciences Directorate, this Lab supports NASAâ s programs by advancing scientific knowledge of the Earthâ s land surfaces, oceans, atmosphere, its interior and solid-body physics. Research includes volcanic activity, climate, vegetation, the carbon cycle, the origins of the Earthâ s magnetic fields, and the nature of the interior structure of the Moon, Mars, and Venus. Access branches of the Lab. Anyone with a scientific edge, or anyone just interested in the range of work pursued by NASA will want Laboratory for Terrestrial Phy
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http://maddog.fammed.wisc.edu/hmid/hmid.html
Health & Medical Informatics Digest (HMID) HMID is an e-zine created by a physician at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Schools of Medicine and Nursing. Its purpose is to keep medical and health researchers updated on the latest online information about health and medical informatics as well as primary care research. Each issue contains reviews of new Web resources of interest to health professionals. Topics include new Java medical applets, listservers, e-zines, and medical software. The siteâ s documents are also available for downloading in .pdf format for Health & Medical Informatics
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http://minotaur.marques.co.za/index.htm
South African WWW Database (Marques Systems) Marques Systems presents a vast array of links to Web sites pertaining to South Africa. Follow links to information on South African businesses, art, entertainment, news, tourism, science, organizations, and education. The Web index is divided into multiple layers of subcategories, and includes an e-mail database and links to FTP sites and newsgroups. A list of the top 10 South African sites is available, too. This page is suitable for the researcher and potential traveler alike. South African WWW Database
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http://nttad.com/asci/index.html
Arts and Science Collaborations, Inc. (ASCI) ASCI offers bi-coastal online art exhibitions, information on art receptions, and links to participatory art projects. An example of an online exhibition is "The Digitalists," featuring the work of eight artists using computers to create fine art. Artists can find resources, such as the 2nd Annual Cyberfair for artists; and anyone can become part of art projects such as Agnes Deneâ s "Tree Mountain," a piece of environmental art. Arts and Science Collaborations,
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San Diego Area Music (SDAM) The San Diego Area Music (SDAM) directory features links to hundreds of music resources in Southern California. Visitors can find over 75 rock bands, soloists, and classical artists and ensembles linked to this site, as well as links for music companies and radio stations. Most of the artist entries include pictures, reviews, and discographies, and many contain sound files. SDAM self-publishes Web sites for bands and musicians in the local area. Take advantage of the online search tool to locate club, musician, concert, event, radio, or record company information mo
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http://pages.prodigy.com/mrklingon
North Star (Klingon Club) This complete reference work on the Klingon tongue cost someone a lot of time and energy. There are guides to accent and pronunciation, useful words and phrases, and conversational Klingon. Extensive Romulan-, Vulcan-, and Klingon-English language dictionaries are also included, as are articles, curiosity files, kidsâ items, FAQs, time lines, and many links to Web sites dealing thoroughly and specifically with linguistic issues, through the entire scope of the "Star Trek" experience, in print and on North Star (Klingon Club) Entertainment-Science Fiction & Horror
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Newsbriefs, reports, and articles of business from the governing body of the Presbyterian Church are available here. There is a brief statement of faith, a list of service opportunities for members including disaster response, and bible study materials. Hyperlinks join worldwide congregations, Presbyterian colleges, and various leadership bodies to the main site. Have a good clean laugh at the Eculaugh section or gain access to the PresbyNet, which is a conferencing system that has links to many discussion areas. The Presbyterian Mission news is available as well as links to related Christian
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http://pdssbn.astro.umd.edu/c1993ehtml/c1993e_home.html
Shoemaker-Levy 9 Archives (UofMD) These archive directories contain data collected before, during and after the impact of the Shoemaker-Levy 9 Comet with Jupiter in 1994. The files are accessible by direct (restricted) login and FTP. Information on how to apply for login codes is provided. In July of 1996, an International Conference on the SL9-Jupiter Collision will be held in France. There are links to the Department of Astronomy at the University of Maryland, which sponsors this site.
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Gulf of Mexico Information Network (GIN) The Gulf of Mexico Information Network (GIN) provides users with ecosystem data and information about this region in an attempt to facilitate communication between groups conducting projects in the Gulf. Users can access information about the Gulf Program, which brings public and private agencies together to protect and restore the region. The site includes four different information networks: Gulf Web, for the general public, Gulf Education, for environmental outreach, Gulf Link, for Commercial Associations, and Gulf Com, for registered Gulf Program Gu
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http://prop.wes.army.mil/serdp/home.html
Strategic Environmental Research & Development Program (SERDP) Established by Congress in partnership with the Department of Energy and the Environmental Protection Agency, the goal of SERDP is to research technological development in an effort to address pertinent environmental problems and concerns. The program deals with issues such as cleanup, conservation, compliance, global energy change, and renewable resources. There is a calendar of events, access to the SERDP newsletter, and a listing of current projects such as the Mobile Underwater Debris Survey System, Digital Elevation Modeling,
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http://q.continuum.net/~sidsnet
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Information Nearly 7,000 babies per year die from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS--also known as crib death), making research and distribution of information about this syndrome an imperative. It is the major cause of death for children up to one month after birth. Parents can learn more about SIDS, how to reduce its likelihood, read current research from experts, and become involved in organizations and fund-raising. Bereaved parents can also find solace in the Grief Information section. Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
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http://receptor.mgh.harvard.edu/GCRDBHOME.html
G protein-coupled Receptor DataBase (GCRDb) A database of G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) is accessible from this site via links organized according to receptor family, ligand, species, and evolutionary tree. Visitors will find information about GPCR sequences, alignments, models, and mutation data, as well as a clickable image map that conveys mutation analyses of GPCRs. Also available here are articles, an olfactory receptor database, downloadable modeling templates, links to newsgroups, and much more. Experts in these areas who can help develop the site further are asked to contact the
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http://rzstud1.rz.uni-karlsruhe.de/~ujiw/lx.html
They say that big things come in small packages. This site definitely proves it to be so. Come and take a tour of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, that tiny, yet hardly unnoticed, European sovereign state bounded by Belgium on the north and west, Germany to the east, and France to the south. Although the pages here are rather plain, the information is lucid and informative. Features include an overview of the history, languages, culture, geography, economy, and tourism. The C.I.A. World Factbook link will remedy many of your cyberqueries.
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http://sfbox.vt.edu:10021/Y/yfleung/nrrips.html
Natural Resources Research Information Pages (NRRIPS) The Natural Resources Research Information Pages are indexed by four major categories: Natural Resources Institutions and Organizations Worldwide, Natural Resources Information from Government Agencies, Natural Resources Databases and Literature, Internet Resources for Outdoor Recreation Research. The list is extensive and includes most major Internet and Web resources.
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http://solar.rtd.utk.edu/friends/ccsi/ccsihome.html
Center for Civil Society International (CCSI) This bilingual (English/Russian) site highlights the efforts of CCSI, a group working for engagement of private and local organizations with their counterparts in the new states of the former Soviet Union. Organizations are sub-divided into categories such as Business, Education, Environment, General Purpose, Health, Internet, Law, and Social Welfare. More than 450 files are distributed in Civil Society: USA (Arts/Culture, Education, Philanthropy, Social Welfare/Human Services, etc.); Resources & Research; Partnership Opportunities (Contacts, Pen P
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Social Sciences Data Collection (UCSD) The WWW site for the University of California--San Diego Social Sciences Data Collection provides a list of online resources for economics, political science, sociology, and other social sciences. Data files and newsletters are among the resources that make this a good site for social science Social Sciences Data Collection
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Laboratory for Astronomy and Solar Physics (LASP) The fields of UV/optical astronomy, infrared/ submillimeter/radio astronomy, and solar physics are the focus of the Laboratory for Astronomy and Solar Physics. This division of NASA conducts research through observational and theoretical studies, implements innovative technology and spaceborne instrumentation, provides expertise to NASA flight programs, and works closely with the scientific community in these areas. Overviews of all their aims, activities, achievements, and plans are available, along with an extensive collection of links to cur
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http://stormy.larc.nasa.gov/overview.html
Measurement of Air Pollution from Satellites (MAPS) This informative site describes the mission, objectives, and data from MAPS, the experimental NASA program measuring via satellite the global distribution of carbon monoxide in the free troposphere of Earth. The handful of links are to allied aerospace Measurement of Air Pollution from
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http://theusc.csd.sc.edu:80/swan
Social Workers Advocating Network Technologies (SWAN) Caseworkers, counselors, therapists, and bookmark this impressive online resource. The Social Workers Advocating Network Technologies (SWAN) Web page provides alphabetized lists of links to National Organizations & Agencies, Global Organizations & Agencies, Policy & Government Resources, Usenet Newsgroups, LISTSERV mailing lists, and schools of social work. Users can also look up links under subject categories like Alcohol & Substance Abuse and Youth Violence. SWAN provides an index of links to its constituents, too.
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http://tism.bevc.blacksburg.va.us/desi.html
Distance Education for Seniors on the Internet (DESI) Distance Education for Seniors (DESI), a program developed through Virginia Tech University, is "an attempt to train seniors on the skills essential to develop a better quality of life right from their own homes utilizing computers." Visitors to this site can find information on this program and, perhaps more importantly, they can discover a collection of links of particular interest to seniors. These links are categorized under the "Five Fâ s"--Fun, Food, Family, Fitness, and Finance. Seniors can find links to folk festivals, virtual nutr
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http://universe.digex.net/~apts
Association of Americaâ s Public Television Stations (APTS) The Association of Americaâ s Public Television Stations (APTS) is the nonprofit membership organization for the nationâ s public television stations. It promotes the development of a strong non-commercial television service in the United States. This site presents such sections as Action Alert, Political and Grassroots Activities, Press Releases and Speeches, and Publications. Links are provided to international, national, regional, and state public broadcasting organizations, to local public broadcasting stations, and to other br
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http://www-leland.stanford.edu/group/CISAC
Stanford Center for International Security and Arms Control (CISAC) Issues of international security are the focus of research and studies at the Stanford Center for International Security and Arms Control (CISAC). The CISAC Web site offers information about its research projects, recent publications, and provides links to people at the center is also available. Stanford Center for International Security and Arms Control
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American Assoc of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine (AACOM) Those interested in a career in osteopathic medicine, as well as practicing osteopaths and health care consumers will find valuable resources here. Consumers can get an introduction to osteopathy, and learn how osteopaths are trained. Students can learn about colleges, the course of study, and available from AACOM include application packets, financial aid guides, and a college American Assoc of Colleges of
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American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) If the quality of commitment to intellectual honesty can be judged by the variety and virulence of the enemies one makes, the ACLU is all-time champion. Without its efforts, all of us would be less free. Since 1920, the ACLU has defended those individual civil, political, and human rights we all hold dea. Sections provide information about the ACLU, congress, the courts, as well as organization news & events, and the library. Among hot-button issues are Church & State, Death Penalty, Lesbian & Gay Rights, National Security, Racial Equality, Studentsâ Rig
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http://www.africa.com/pages/aidat
AIDAT (African Internet Development Action Team) The African Internet Development Action Team (AIDAT) was formed in late 1994 for the purpose of providing a neutral organization dedicated to the development of the Internet on this ever-changing continent. Providing public information services, industry association, and AIDATâ s own Initiative for Broader Internet Services, the Associationâ s well-designed home page features AIDATâ s projects, publications, and bulletins, plus a link Internet-Internet & Web Resources
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http://www.aidsnyc.org/network
AIDS Treatment Data Network (ATDN) Although some of its AIDS information resources are targeted to the New York area, ATDN also maintains information that pertains to HIV patients nationwide. Some of these include the Access Project, which reports on the accessibility of AIDS treatments and links to other AIDS sites on the Web. In addition, users can browse ATDNâ s monthly newsletter, "Treatment Review," which covers enrolling clinical trials and alternative treatments. Readers can also refer to an online glossary which describes drug treatments and other AIDS related topics, peruse through s
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http://www.ama-assn.org/journals/standing/jama/jamahome.htm
Journal of The American Medical Association (JAMA) The Journal of the American Medical Association serves the medical community by providing current information on diseases, clinical issues, and health policies. Free registration allows access to the current and past editions of JAMA, this site also offers tables of contents and abstracts of many other AMA publications such as "Archives of Internal Medicine," "Archives of Surgery," and "Archives of Ophthalmology." A search tool provides quick access to articles about specific topics of interest. Journal of The American Medical
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http://www.arch.buffalo.edu/pairc
PAIRC (Planning and Architecture Internet Resource Center) PAIRC was created and is maintained by a graduate student at The State University of New York at Buffalo School of Architecture and Planning. The site catalogs "over 2,200 Web, Gopher and FTP sites with urban planning, architecture and landscape architecture related information." Subjects include building technology, transportation, Systems (GIS), and historic preservation. A brief description follows most links. Additionally, over 100 architecture and planning mailing lists are presented. Anyone with an interest in planning or archite
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http://www.army.mil/154-pg/154-1.htm
154th SIGNAL BATTALION (Light) From its base at Fort Clayton, Panama, the 154th Signal Battalion maintains command communications systems in low-intensity conflict areas of Central and South America. The site contains productive links, with brief overviews of the Battalionâ s operations and links to other major military Web sites. 154th SIGNAL BATTALION (Light)
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Association of Shareware Professionals (ASP) Hoping to promote the shareware concept, the non-profit Association of Shareware Professionals (ASP) created this awardwinning site. Links introduce the user to valuable pages where user can learn about ASP, its history, and its membership. A lengthy list of links to membersâ pages gives visitors the opportunity to investigate innumerable topics, from advanced computer tektonics to Zorn software. External links offer access to a virtual library where a catalogue of 160,000 software files may be searched, browsed, and downloaded.
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American Society of Travel Agents (ASTA) Much more than just a link to the American Society of Travel Agents (also known as ASTA) home page, this Web site is useful to travelers, travel agents, and anyone interested in the travel industry. First-time users can go to the What is ASTA? section to find out about the organization, or browse through the calendar of ASTA events. Next, guests might want to try the Travel Directory, a database of travel information where users supply key words and receive details on the "trip of their dreams." News and travel information is provided here, as well as t
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American Heart Association (AHA) Publications This site contains links to five American Heart Thrombosis, and Vascular Biology," "Stroke," and "Hypertension." Current and the past yearâ s issues of each publication are available online, as well as AHA news and information and links to AHA Scientific Meetings and Scientific Council are also American Heart Association (AHA)
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http://www.avonlink.co.uk/amanda
Can.Survive (Hodgkinâ s Disease and Cancer) This page by a patient suffering from Hodgkinâ s disease provides a resource for cancer and Hodgkinâ s disease sufferers. Besides documenting this patientâ s illness and treatment, this page provides a multitude of useful links for Hodgkinâ s disease and cancer, stories from patients, Hodgkinâ s support resources and organizations, an outline of Hodgkinâ s disease, useful tips for cancer
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Black, sleek, and mysterious is the entrance youâ ll find to the Warner Brothersâ Batman Forever site. Answer the Riddlerâ s riddles and youâ ll end up at the secret Batcave. The studio offers a variety of super-secret prizes and personal e-mail messages from Batman stars if visitors supply their e-mail address. Check out the images of Batman characters or listen to RealAudio broadcasts from Gotham City.
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Better Business Bureau (BBB) The search tools, site maps, articles, FAQs, and many postings at the Better Business Bureauâ s site helps business owners in "building and promoting an ethical marketplace," and guides consumers in protecting themselves against unfair business practices. A search tool helps visitors zero in on specific information about BBB information and services. Headlines to current BBB news postings are provided via a Java ticker graphics on the home page. Thereâ s also a directory to BBBs all over the U.S. and Canada. Scam alerts and complaint advice are also provided. Bet
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http://www.butterfly.net/mozart/nozze
Le Nozze di Figaro (The Marriage of Figaro) Opera buffs will be delighted with this interactive guide to one of Mozartâ s most famous operas, "The Marriage of Figaro." Cleverly designed and very comprehensive, the site provides several chapters on the background, history, and creation of the opera, including Vienna 1787 (history), Restoration (Comedy of Errors), and a detailed description of the Dramatis Personae. Perhaps most impressive of all is the Tonal Analyses section. Audio files that illustrate where Mozart made changes in key are also included at this site. Le Nozze di Figaro (The Ma
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Center for Computer Assistance to the Disabled (C-CAD) A nonprofit organization, The Center for Computer Assistance to the Disabled (CCAD) is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life, employment opportunities, and resource networking of people with disabilities. This is achieved through specially designed computers, software, and adaptive devices. Although located in Texas, the skills training, freeware, referral services, equipment listings, and users group will be helpful to disabled individuals throughout the country. Center for Computer Assistance to the Disabled (C-CAD)
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http://www.caps.ucsf.edu/capsweb
Center for AIDS Prevention Studies (CAPS) The virtual home of the Center for AIDS Prevention Studies explains, in great detail, what the organization is working toward to help combat AIDS. In addition to general information about HIV prevention and safe sex practices, the page offers a selection of the Centerâ s publications, information on job opportunities within the organization, and a vast collection of pertinent links. Center for AIDS Prevention
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http://www.catalog.com/favision/cla/cla.htm
Council of Latino Agencies (CLA) The CLA home page links together 25 Latinooriented, community-based organizations (CBOs) of the Washington D.C. metropolitan area through joint educational and advocacy programs, as well as through planning and campaigns and development strategies. Contact each CBO from its link here. Council of Latino Agencies (CLA)
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Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) The Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) was formed in 1848 by 82 merchants. In 1865 the CBOT began trading futures. Since then Chicago Board of Trade has become the worldâ s leading futures and options-on-futures exchange. The CBOT Web site provides a detailed history of the exchange, information about its current operations, profiles of its officers, a glossary of jargon, and job opportunities at the board. The professional trader will find the sections on financial and agricultural market information, sales support programs, and technology updates especially Chicago
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Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse (CCSA) The Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse (CCSA) is a non-profit organization developed in 1988 as part of an organized strategy to battle Canadaâ s drug problem. The Centreâ s main objective is the education, prevention, and treatment of drug abuse. This site includes facts about certain drug-induced diseases, such as fetal alcohol syndrome, as well as information on CCSAâ s current projects. The page also contains the Centreâ s National Clearinghouse on Substance Abuse, which maintains a library of papers and articles related to drug abuse, and E-LA
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http://www.cdc.net/~primus/fpc/fpchome.html
Fitness Partner Connection Jumpsite! (FPCJ) FPCJ aims to gather quality fitness, health, and nutrition resources on the Web for fitness enthusiasts and professionals. Categories include mind/body fitness, training, sports activities, body building, nutrition, and weight management. Links are also available for dozens of publications, fitness and health professionals, and health products. FPCJ rounds out its collection by posting links to newsgroups, mailing lists, clubs, gyms, as well as private and government fitness and health
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NOAA, Climate Diagnostics Center (CDC) The Climate Diagnostics Center (CDC) home page is dedicated to advancing the understanding and predictions of climate variability, and to identifying the nature and causes of short- and long-term climate variations. Institutions discussed include the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES). Users will find a plethora of links to cooperative programs, satellite data research, software support, seminars,
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Center for Democracy and Technology (CDT) A non-profit public interest organization, the CDTâ s mission is to develop and advocate public policies that advance constitutional civil liberties and democratic values in new computer and communications technologies. The CDT provides links to legislative information, public policy information, and can also read back issues of CDT policy posts Center for Democracy and
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Center for Extreme Ultraviolet (EUV) Astrophysics The Center for Extreme Ultraviolet Astrophysics is located at the University of California, Berkeley. Its Web site offers information on the staff and research endeavors of the Center. Users are invited to explore the archive of mission data, satellite operations information, EUVE movies, and testbed statistics. The site delineates its education programs for K-12 schools, public programs, and distance learning. Center for Extreme Ultraviolet
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Child/Family Interactive Network (CFIN) It takes a village to raise a child, or so the saying goes, and the Child/Family Interactive Network (CFIN) has taken heed. The CFIN Web site is an extremely useful online resource for parents and providers in Lane County, Oregon. It features links to the pages of local and national agencies and organizations, as well as information about childraising, child care providers, local housing, transportation, employment services, education, emergency assistance and hotlines, a calendar of childrenâ s events, and much more. Plus, the site is easy to navigate.
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http://www.comedynet.com/acn/acnhome.html
American Comedy Network (ACN) The American Comedy Network (ACN) provides jokes and humor to radio stations, as well as to a number of companies for their advertisements. Now the ACN Web site provides this humor and more to the online audience. Each day there are new jokes for all topics--entertainment, current news, politics, weather, sports, and more.
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http://www.commercepark.com/AAAA
American Association of Advertising Agencies (AAAA) AAAA is also known as the American Association of Advertising Agencies--an exclusive organization comprised of the six percent of United States ad agencies that produce 75 percent of the advertising. Visitors to this Web site can get an overview of the organization, its services, and membership criteria. If youâ re looking for an advertising agency, you can consult the Roster of Members or the article called Fourteen Reasons for Choosing and AAAA Agency. The AAAA newsletter is also available, as well as some other industry publications.
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Corporate Technology Information Services (CorpTech) Free high-tech employment trend reports are featured at this commercial Web site, including the national report, reports by industry, and reports by U.S. region. Or, for the phone number, address, or Web site link for any of 45,000 companies in the country, just fill in the simple forms available at this site, which also presents information about the CorpTech Technology Company, which publishes information on more than 40,000 emerging manufacturers and developers of technology products. Users can read an online brochure or access details ab
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CRESNET (Christian Resource Network) CRESNET provides visitors with hundreds of documents, sermon notes, and text files on Christianity, cults, missions, pastors, and the ministry. Visitors will find biblical software and shareware, Christian support services, and an online library of reference materials.
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Center for Research on Parallel Computation (CRPC) Problems can be solved much faster when the power of hundreds of microprocessors work together in a system known as parallel computing. This site describes the Center for Research on Parallel Computation (CRPC) which is an organization of computer scientists, mathematicians, and engineers who work, in parallel, to educate computer professionals and bring parallel computation to industry, government, and academia. Visitors can find here information about the Center, its specific research areas, and educational programs. Technical reports, a new
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http://www.cs.colorado.edu/homes/batman/public_html/Home.html
Boulder ATM Area Network (BEATMAN) Of potential interest to telecommunications experts is this technically oriented archive covering in great detail the 1993/94 highspeed networking trial between 16 key educational and research institutions in metropolitan Boulder, Colorado, home of U.S. West labs. Expected on line by Spring of â 94, the trial was to prove a new, distributed "access node" architecture employing an Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) switching fabric running over SONET OC-3 fiber optic links at 155 Mbps. Boulder ATM Area Network
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http://www.csc.fi/lul/csc_chem.html
Chemistry at Center for Scientific Computing (CSC) The Chemistry page of the Center for Scientific Computing (CSC) is filled with information about the Center itself, about chemistry software products, and about the CSC Metacomputer environment. Links are provided to a variety of other science fields, including biochemistry, earth sciences, mathematics, and physics. Access to other chemistry-related sites on the Web from the Chemistry at Center for Scientific
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http://www.datalounge.com/apla
AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) AIDS Project Los Angeles is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing resources, services, and information to people with HIV/AIDS and those interested in helping them. Its Web site contains a history of the organization, contact information for those who would like to volunteer, and explanations of APLA programs and services. The excellent resources available here include archives of Positive Living and Optimist newsletters containing articles about coping with AIDS, grief, politics of AIDS, clinical trials, and much more. The site also contains a yellow
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http://www.demon.co.uk/irc/irc1.html
International Rescue Corps (IRC) Offering disaster rescue services and relief assistance, this nonprofit organization is registered with the United Nations. At this Web site, IRC presents details on their mission, training, location of headquarters, and membership. At last review, a segment on previous missions was under construction. Details on the 1985 Mexico City earthquake, the 1985 Colombia mud slide, and the 1989 gas explosion in Edinburgh will be available â ¢ Good Links â ¢ Shopping International Rescue Corps (IRC)
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http://www.dscc.org/d/dscc.html
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) Itâ s true--the 1996 Election is approaching. Technologically, the DSCC has developed Internet sites to promote Democratic candidates for the U.S. Senate. News about potential and declared candidates is provided, with profiles and press releases. The site discusses the issues in 1996, offers access to DSCC activities. Volunteer information is
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http://www.easynet.co.uk/ifaw/home.htm
International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) Earn a free T-shirt by helping the animals in support of Animal Action Week in September â 96. Current IFAW developments and missions are explained in detailed articles on more than a score of specific projects and outrages, e.g., the expected slaughter in 1996 of over 300,000 seals, most of them for their penises, used as a traditional aphrodisiac. With 1.5 million supporters, IFAW claims to be the worldâ s largest animal welfare organization. Use the list provided here to find the IFAW office nearest you or check out a dozen major animal-friendl
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http://www.eecis.udel.edu/~ntp
Network Time Protocol (NTP) This site provides information and news on the Network Time Protocol and other clock synchronization products. As a Time Web server, this site releases current versions of their NTP, along with answers to frequently asked questions, information on time services, time servers, and more. It also contains links to clock sync literature, and UCLA time Network Time Protocol (NTP)
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http://www.envirolink.org/arrs/peta
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) PETAâ s home page provides the usual links to information on its philosophy, an events calendar, news releases, and fact sheets. What makes this page different is that it allows visitors several ways to get involved: Action Alerts offer places to send faxes and letters of grievance; articles and guides contain information on a range of related topics; and a shopping guide lists companies that do not test their products on animals. People for the Ethical Treatment of
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Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute (EOHSI) Located at Rutgers University, EOHSI houses scientists, physicians, educators, and policy researchers focused on the health effects of environmental pollutants. Visitors can learn about the Institute and its Divisions. Various Centers are highlighted, among them, the Ozone Research Center and the Analytical Center. Graduate programs are explained, including programs in Public Health and Exposure Assessment. A Media Guide, Publications/Press Releases, a Directory of the institute, and Seminars and Conferences are also offered. The
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ORNL Environmental Sciences Division (ESD) The Environmental Sciences Division (ESD) of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) conducts research about the effects of energy development and use on the environment. The division conducts everything from Atmospheric Radiation Measurement to Biological Monitoring and Abatement. There are three major facilities at ESD, including the Global Positioning System, the National Environmental Research Park, and the Hydrology Field Test Sites. The site also includes feature articles, reports, research news, and a schedule of seminars and meetings. ESD eve
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http://www.fedworld.gov/ntis/ntishome.html
National Technical Information Service (NTIS) The Department of Commerceâ s National Technical Information Service (NTIS) provides the public with U.S. government-sponsored scientific, engineering, and business-related information. The NTIS currently holds over 2.7 million documents, and its collection increases by approximately 100,000 new titles annually. Currently, the service includes business and management studies, international marketing reports, technology innovations, and more. Users can order material, available on everything from microfiche to video cassettes, directly from this si
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Students, French nationals, and francophiles in the U.S. will appreciate this bilingual cachet of French news, art, culture, travel, and cuisine, travel, and more. Home page highlights include a lively site guide, weekly book reviews, and the Web dâ Or contest. The heart of the site, however, is made up of the areas devoted to travel in France, the life of the French community in the U.S., and numerous links to top French Web sites. Zipping through these pages is also a delightful way to brush up on oneâ s French.
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United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service For anyone interested in the ins and outs of the U.S. Forestry Service, this site could not be better. It is filled with information about land management, sustainable multiple-use management, and outdoor recreation programs. It provides detailed data about private, state, and federal forestry operations and opportunities. Global conservation, publications, related Web site links, and employment information make this a wellrounded center. A public forum page allows for public comment, criticism, and United States Department of
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http://www.gdb.org/Dan/DOE/intro.html
Primer on Molecular Genetics (Department of Energy) This Primer on Molecular Genetics is provided by the Oak Ridge National Laboratoryâ s (ORNL) Human Genome Management Information System (HGMIS), a Department of Energy (DOE) project. Users will discover everything from the very basics of genetics theory--including DNA, genes, and chromosomes--to the complexities of mapping and sequencing human genomes. The site also explains the Human Genome Project, which will map every human gene, and revolutionize medical research in the 21st century. The individual genes associated with cystic fibrosis,
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Global On-line Adventure Learning Site (GOALS) Hoist the sails and prepare for a sailing trip around the world! Choose from several adventures at sea, from Mick Birdâ s TransOceanic Rowing Expedition--an attempt to row 24,000 miles around the globe--to sailor Karen Thorndikeâ s solo circumnavigation of the world. The navigator of each exciting reallife expedition provides visitors with updated logbook reports and photos from their journey. What better way to learn about geography, oceanography, map and chart reading? View the spectacular photos in the Photo Gallery, as well, or offer your su
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http://www.gsf.de/UNEP/index.html
UN Harmonization of Environmental Measurement (HEM) This location offers information given in the Survey of Environmental Monitoring and Information Management Programmes of International Organizations and Directory of Organizations and Institutes Active in Environmental Monitoring. The site provides information on ecological research, in particular information on models and data relevant to models. This information consists of a completed model questionnaire containing descriptions of the situation modeled, theoretical background, processes modeled, variables involved, input data required and
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http://www.halcyon.com:80/fkroger/wn.html
World Neighbors (WN) is a nonprofit organization striving to eliminate hunger, poverty, and disease throughout the world. Multiple links offer a global tour of thirdworld countries and NW projects operating in each. There are also links to related organizations: Community Aid Abroad, One World Online, Environmental Health Project, and others. The Journeys of the Heart travel program takes users on visits to off-thebeaten-path towns and villages that have been impacted positively by this program. Easy to navigate, this site is revealing and informative. Life Styles-Social Issues & Activism
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http://www.hitl.washington.edu/projects/knowledge_base/VRArt
Artistic Representations in Virtual Reality(VRArt) A large bibliography followed by descriptive accounts provides insights into current virtual reality multimedia projects and experiments in fields such as graphic arts, film, television, theater, and live music performance. Linked citations, artists, exhibits, and online resources (including anecdotal accounts of actual virtual productions) make up the bulk of the material. The implications seem significant in discussed here, such as The Topological Slide ("surfing" mathematical topology), The Virtual Human Body, and VR On Stage, a continuing
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Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) Cruise to the well-designed site of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety for predictions of how much the recently raised taxpayers in lost lives, injuries, fuel, and money. Thereâ s also a sizeable collection of statistics on different types of collisions, injuries, insurance rates, and much more information pertaining to highway transportation. Good graphics enhance the Insurance Institute for Highway
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International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) organization, ICOMOS is principal advisor to the United Nations concerning conservation and protection of historic monuments and cultural sites. Founded in 1965, it has National Committees in over 80 countries. Among its tasks is advising the U.N. and the World Heritage Committee on the nomination of new sites to the World Heritage List (currently 469 properties--350 cultural sites, 102 natural sites, and 17 mixed sites--in 104 countries). Visitors can learn about this crucial work and link to related cultural heritage protection and conser
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Institution of Electrical Engineers (IEE) The Institution of Electrical Engineers (IEE) is the largest professional engineering society in Europe. Visit this Web page to find out about IEE and its events, information services (including the searchable INSPEC Database), and news. Find out about IEE books, journals, conference proceedings, distance learning materials, and colloquia digests. These publications pertain to electrical and electronic engineering, physics, computing, or control and software engineering. Users can read online versions of IEE professional and engineering journals, too.
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National Assoc of Developmental Disabilities Councils (NADDC) Established in 1973, the National Association of Developmental Disabilities Councils has sought to promote national policy benificial to individuals with developmental disabilities and give them the chance to make choices about the quality of their lives and inclusion in the community. The organization also provides support and assistance to member Councils. This comprehensive Web page offers executive biographies, photos, a directory, news, valuable resources for its members, a bulletin board, and public policy links. Although some
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http://www.igc.apc.org/green/green.html
Global Rivers Environmental Education Network (GREEN) The Global Rivers Environmental Education Network is a clearinghouse of watershed education around the world available on the Internet. Participants can join online conferences, the Great Lakes Information Network in America, Streamwatch in Australia, Project del Rio in Mexico, and many more. In addition, there are links to EcoNetâ s Seas and Waters Directory, and EELink, a listing of educational resources about the
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Peace Brigades International (PBI). Action-oriented Web users with a desire to help those less fortunate then themselves will want to visit Peace Brigades International (PBI), an organization that uses non-violent approaches to peacekeeping and the support of basic human rights around the world. In addition to a group overview, ways to help, publications, and current projects, this page offers a huge list of related international organizations and starting points separated by issue and geographic region. Peace Brigades International (PBI). Life Styles-Social Issues & Activism
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http://www.iko.unit.no/gis/gisen.html
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Cartography The GIS Web Site is a great starting point to find sites containing data on Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Cartography. Users will find a large list of international resources including interactive maps, archives,
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http://www.imsa.edu/~leda/anime
The Japanese Animation (or Anime, which is the Japanese word for animation) home page is the central source for links to club home pages, Anime-related Web pages, Animerelated FTP sites, and Anime-related news groups. If you want to know anything about
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http://www.indiana.edu/~iupress
Indiana University Press (IUP) The Indiana University Press (IUP) provides this book list, which includes "A Midwest Gardenerâ s Cookbook," "The Emerging Midwest," and "Ohio Place-Names." Readers can look through the online catalog, which is indexed by title, subject, and author. Each title is linked to a one-page summary that includes a brief background about the author. In addition to the Midwestern books, there are scholarly works such as "The Principles of Reason" and "Frontiers of the Roman Empire." Shoppers can order online or call in or fax their orders as well. Indiana University Pres
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http://www.infi.net/~cksmith/famine/PotatCom.html
Great Famine (Ireland 1845) The Great Irish Potato Famine (1845-1850) killed hundreds of thousands of Irish children, women, and men and sent a million more to seek a new life in America. This single historical event had profound impact not on Ireland alone, but also on Britain, the United States, and other countries throughout the New World. In vivid and moving detail, this site bears witness to the suffering, the endurance, and the ultimate triumph of the Irish people. Various perspectives are offered on the disaster, from original sources, as well as modern commentators. Links lead to other
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http://www.informatics.jax.org/mgd.html
MGD (Mouse Genome Database) This site provides a comprehensive database of genetic information on laboratory mice. Divisions include documentations, markers, probes, homology, and mapping. Users can also link to pages concerning chromosomes, inbred strains, and mouse nomenclature rules MGD (Mouse Genome Database)
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http://www.intercom.net/user/theala/hero.html
Champions (The Super Role-Playing Game) Unofficial Home Page If you play Champions and other Hero System Games, you might want to check out the links offered here to all the major FTP archive sites. Youâ ll also find gossip and upcoming product announcements, software reviews, and exclusive commentaries on the Hero System. Whatâ s more, all the links are annotated for your convenience. Champions (The Super RolePlaying Game) Unofficial Home
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http://www.jobtrak.com/jobguide/index.html
Employment Opportunities and Job Resources (The Riley Guide) You might want to start your online job search here. NetJobs described The Riley Guide as "The grandmother of resources for job seekers," probably because itâ s one of the most fertile sources of information about using the Web to find a job. Its many links are categorized primarily by type of job. But also provided are instructions on using the Internet in general, using the Internet to find a job, posting job openings on the Internet, career planning, tools for searching in specific states, and finding jobs abroad. Employment Oppo
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http://www.kfu.com/~dbmartin/vrml.html
VRML (Virtual Reality Modeling Language) Although youâ ll need some heavy duty bandwidth to get very far in VRML, the site has fine introduction (with specs) to the language of virtual reality for the Web, a page with VRML links, and a bit about the team of inventors. Users can also get a glimpse of this technology by following the links to VRML VRML (Virtual Reality Modeling
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Korean American Museum of Art and Cultural Center (KOMA) The Korean American Museum of Art and Cultural Center Web site is a virtual art museum and online cultural resource directory for the Korean-American community, as well as the general public. Reflecting the graceful, minimalist Korean aesthetic, this massive and comprehensive Web site features seven sections, including an Art Gallery, Special Events, a Research Library, a Public Forum, and Korea Town. Most impressive is the Cultural Center, with an exhaustive archive of photographs, sound clips, and videos documenting Korea, past and pre
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http://www.konbib.nl/100hoogte/hh-en.html
Hundred Highlights from the Koninklijke Bibliotheek (Netherlands) The cultural history of the Netherlands is mirrored in plates from 100 books preserved by the Koninklijke Bibliotheek. A virtual exhibition is presented, including the Delft Bible, the Blaeu atlas, and sheet music from Willem Pijper. Also documenting the history of book production in Holland, the page offers tours by subject, including medieval manuscripts, block books, engravings, woodcuts and lithographs and present-day production processes. Art and literature scholars will appreciate the alphabetized index, with names and top
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http://www.lalc.k12.ca.us/laep/smart/parthome.html
Partners in Science and Industry (PSI) PSI links teachers and students with leading scientists, engineers, business people and university scholars/researchers in a collaboration designed to inspire all students to greater math/science achievement. The goal is to be accomplished by providing access to advanced training, new knowledge, and current applications. This very practical guide walks you through the program and tells you how to apply. It also explains how the program works, particularly how actual partnership pairs and ideas, science calendars, newsgroups, activities, programs, and Part
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Ernest Orlando Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) The Ernest Orlando Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) is a branch of the Department of Energy (DOE), and provides research that assists the economic and technological development of the U.S. Visitors can learn about the labâ s seven core capabilities, including biosciences, particle beams, energy efficiency, and more. The site also includes information about the laboratoryâ s facilities and current research programs, which range from accelerator and fusion technology to life sciences. There is even an online search tool to
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Louisiana Energy and Environmental Resource Center (LEERIC) The Louisiana Energy and Environmental Resource and Information Center (LEERIC) is a clearinghouse for information about energy and the environment. A collaboration between Louisiana State University (LSU) and various state government agencies, the Center functions much like a library--loaning out its resources to the public, and providing reference services online. Visitors simply type in requests on a search form, and the staff at LEERIC will find the needed reference material. The center also produces many educational programs used
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Childrenâ s Animated Television (CAT) Come and pet the CAT. The Childrenâ s Animated Television home page presents a clean organization and a playful interface that make navigation enjoyable. Features here include information about CATâ s educational programs and videos, coupled with child safety and parenting resources, HIV and AIDS information, a newsletter, and a collection of
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Seniors Computer Information Project (SCIPS) Presented as a guide for senior adults residing in the province of Manitoba, Canada, this Web site offers health resources, advocacy topics, and senior centers. Individuals interested in volunteer opportunities and community events will find the site a valuable one to visit. For that person-to-person contact, try CyberPals, a pen pal program that uses the email system.
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http://www.med.jhu.edu/peds/neonatology/poi.html
Points of Pediatric Interest (PPI) PPI is a comprehensive index of Web sites physician at Johns Hopkins University. This award-winning site is categorized into various sections containing links to pediatric organizations, professional and parenting resources, patient education materials, discussion lists, software, and publications. Many popular search engines are accessible. Links to fun childrenâ s sites, as well as those containing medical humor and art are also Points of Pediatric Interest (PPI)
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Caribbean and Latin American Action (CLAA) CLAA, a private, independent organization development in the countries of the Caribbean Basin (including Mexico, Venezuela, and Colombia), uses this location to publish information on its history and mission, accomplishments, current activities, and Caribbean and Latin American Regions-Central America & Caribbean
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Global Agribusiness Information Network (GAIN) The Global Agribusiness Information Network (GAIN) home page offers a searchable index for World Market Information, current and back issues of Tropical Produce Marketing News, and Market Asia. GAIN is focused on providing technical and market information on high-value agricultural products, including tropical fruit, specialty and off-season vegetables, floricultural products, and herbs/ spices. There are production briefs about agricultural products, postharvest handling, new agricultural production and postharvest agricultural trade shows worldw
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http://www.mit.edu:8001/activities/voodoo/voodoo.html
VooDoo Magazine - Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) The "VooDoo Magazine" page introduces MITâ s student humor magazine, full of parodies of American culture and student life at MIT and other East Coast schools. The site includes archives of back issues, a subscription form, hilarious article reprints, links to timehonored satirical publications at other New England schools, and, in turn, to those institutionsâ voluminous home pages. Itâ s a remarkably accurate and succinct insight into the Ivy League worldview. VooDoo Magazine - Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
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Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center (MMAC) The Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center (MMAC) in Oklahoma City is part of the Department of Transportation (DOT) and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Visitors to this site can learn about the centerâ s history, purpose, and accomplishments. MMAC includes three training facilities: the FAA Academy, the Coast Guard Institute, and the Transportation Safety Institute. The center functions as the FAAâ s main support outpost, and provides essential logistics information necessary for the daily operation of the National Airspace System (NAS). Users
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http://www.naral.org/home.html
National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League (NARAL) Though its home page makes this site seem deceptively small, it is in fact a great resource for those users interested in the pro-choice movement and the possible ramifications of assorted political measures against abortion. Information on how to join NARAL, organize groups on college campuses, and become involved in the pro-choice movement are provided here, along with a plethora of articles and commentaries on reproductive rights. Analyses of various statutes and initiatives, both pro- and anti-abortion, are also available at t
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http://www.ncb.gov.sg/nhb/pontdesArt/contents.html
Ponts des Art: Nanyang Artists in Paris (1925-1970) Sponsored by the Singapore Art Museum, this Web site is based on an exhibition that explores the influence of French art education on Singapore artists. Three essays by different authors (two of them artists) offer perspectives related to the exhibition topic. Users can also view color plates from the Ponts des Art: Nanyang Artists in
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New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) "The New England Journal of Medicine" reports on current medical research findings at leading schools and health care institutions worldwide. Articles are mainly geared toward medical professionals and academics. Visitors can read case studies from the Massachusetts General Hospital, view clinical medicine images, and access selected articles from past NEJM issues. Other important features of the journal include book reviews, abstracts of original clinical research reports, and reports of research on health policy, along with links to other Web-based sour
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http://www.netresource.com/mcny/collect.html
Museum of the City of New York (MCNY) This page lets users explore the collections showcased at the Museum of the City of New York (MCNY). Descriptions and images highlight collections of costumes, decorative arts, paintings and sculptures, photographs, and toys. The Theater Collection features scripts, photographs, set models, costumes, and other objects from Broadway Museum of the City of New York
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http://www.netspace.org/allmans
Hittinâ the Web with The Allman Brothers Band (ABB) The Allman Brothers Band (ABB) is on the road, again. This time theyâ re hittinâ the super highway of the Internet. Organized in sections such as Hot News, where the bandâ s current tour itinerary is posted, and FAQs, where there are numerous facts about the band, this site is easy to browse. The Music section is a particular winner, offering "live music" sound clips from the 1995 tour. Lyrics to 21 of the ABBâ s hit tunes are also available in the Music section, while snapshots of members of the group can be found in the People sectio
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New Rock 102 One Online (Milwaukee) This well-designed site for a Milwaukee-based rock radio station keeps visitors up on the latest in the areaâ s performances, schedules of concerts all over the United States, record reviews, samples of recently released CDs, interviews, photographs, and more. Three different versions of the page are available with different levels of graphics. A 24-hour chat line is available, contests for free concert tickets take place, and a collection of popular music Web sites is provided. It reports news about the music industry, takes online requests for broadcasts
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http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/paleo/aslo/aslo.html
American Society of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO) The purposes of ASLO are to promote the interests of limnology, oceanography, and information across the range of aquatic sciences, and to further investigations of these information about the organization, officers, committees, awards, bulletin boards, and career information. Users will also find an extensive calendar of events for the related fields, in addition to job listings, and links to American Society of Limnology and
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New York On-line Access to Health (NOAH) The New York On-line Access to Health (NOAH) serves as a bilingual resource guide for the latest health information on the Internet. Information found a NOAH has been gathered from governmental agencies and primary health topics: aging, AIDS, alternative medicine, cancer, diabetes, healthy living, heart disease and stroke, mental health, nutrition, personal health, pregnancy, sexuality, sexually transmitted diseases, and tuberculosis. Keyword searches, as well as links to the New York Public Library and The New York Academy of Medicine are also availabl
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http://www.nuke.com/egm/egm.htm
Electronic Gaming Monthly (EGM) Smashing 3-D motion graphics in glowing color are the highlight of this online e-zine reviewing several of the hottest video games each month. There are news-and-views and information columns in this compact Nuke Web sub-site sponsored by Sendai Interactive. EGM attempts to be international in scope. Electronic Gaming Monthly (EGM)
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Open Media Research Institute (OMRI) The Open Media Research Institute (OMRI) is a leading center for the analysis of the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. The OMRI Web server offers access to issues of the "OMRI Daily Digest," which provides short reports of current events and developments in Eastern Europe. Read feature articles from the weekly journal "Transition" or sample issues of the OMRI Economic Digest. Users can also review OMRIâ s analytical articles on topical and current events, a listing of the latest exchange rates, and Radio Free Europe/ Radio Liberty Daily Reports. Open
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Popular Russian newspapers and magazines are accessible via the Russia-On-Line (ROL) ISP, as well as hundreds of links to Russiarelated sites and newsgroups, organized by subject. Texts available in English include the monthly e-zine Economical and Political Situation in Russia, as well as online versions of "Computer Business Russia" and "Express Chronicle Weekly Digest," which offers human rights-related news about Russia. A guide to St. Petersburg is also offered here, in addition to a comprehensive guide to the Russian stock market. Some parts of the site are available to ROL customers onl
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http://www.open.ac.uk/OU/Academic/Biology/C_G_Home.htm
Ecology and Conservation Research Group (ECRG) Founded in 1969, Britainâ s fully accredited Open University is located an hourâ s drive northwest of London, is open to all, and goes to the student via correspondence, broadcast, and taped courses. This excellent and very diverse environmental site references University courses and other conservation resources, such as the London Natural History Museum and Kew Gardens, Friends of the Earth, Web crawlers, and search engines.
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Envelope Please: An Interactive Guide to the Academy Awards The official interactive Oscars page of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) celebrates its annual awards ceremony with impressive build-up to, and follow-through on, the big night. The slick graphics throughout amply support the glitzy content. The yearâ s nominees are discussed and pictured, along with interviews, Oscar events, a behind the scenes section, and a history of the Oscars with extensive lists of past winners. The Academy section recounts AMPAS history and showcases publications, monthly calendar (scre
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Bog (Board for Online Graffiti) Singapore is not renowned for its tolerance of graffiti. In fact, this page is probably the only place in Singapore where graffiti is not only tolerated, but encouraged. Surf over and leave your own artwork on the walls provided. Even if someday your creations get canned, be assured that you yourself will not be caned. Bog (Board for Online Graffiti)
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http://www.parentsplace.com/readroom/stepfamily/index.html
Stepfamily Association of Illinois (SAI) The road to peace and harmony for stepfamilies can be a rocky one, full of potholes. SAIâ s Web site contains articles by a counseling professional which aim to identify and mitigate stepfamily problems. The authors address such issues as "Whatâ s Normal in a Stepfamily: Turning Myths into Realistic Expectations," and "Child Discipline in Stepfamilies: Considerations and Guidelines." Readers can order paper copies of the articles Stepfamily Association of Illinois
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http://www.pathfinder.com/Travel/TL
Travel & Leisure (T & L) Travelers will find this site full of useful articles from "Travel & Leisure" magazine. Users can search by keyword, city, state, or country, to find dining, hotel, and sightseeing ideas. Check out the Best Deals section for weekly travel bargains for various destinations, airlines, and hotel accommodations. Short features offer shopping and travel tips on such topics as outsmarting street criminals, finding a reputable travel agent, and best times to Travel & Leisure (T & L)
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http://www.pathfinder.com/ew/kids
Entertainment Weekly (EW) Parentsâ Guide Parents looking for good movies to take their children to will want to stop by the "EW" Parentâ s Guide for weekly recommendations of wholesome flicks for the whole family. A sub-page of the Entertainment Weekly Online site, this guide offers reviews that answer questions such as what the movie is about, whether kids will want to watch it, and whether the movie contains any valuable lessons or morals. Other movie features detailed here include MPAA ratings, the presence of sex, nudity, drugs, or alcohol, number of objectionable words, and
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http://www.pathfinder.com/pathfinder/pulse/news/techrev/techrevhome.html
Digital Pulse: MIT Technology Review (MITTR) Pathfinder has culled stories about the Internet from MITTR, a newsletter of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology reporting on national technology policies and issues. Recent article titles have included The Great Internet Tax Drain, Online in the Outback, and Videoconferencing for the rest of us. Articles also link users to the main Digital Pulse: MIT Technology
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http://www.prgone.com/RadioOne
ProgramONE Radio Network (PRN) PRN is designed offers radio programming on the Web about the Internet and the Web. Users can listen to the "Best of the Web" via real time audio by tuning in to the ProgramONE Web site. Download either of the two available players, VocalTecâ s Iwave or True Speech, then go to The Daily Report for the 15-minute daily Internet News, which brings Public Announcements, Political Sites, Hot Sites, Software Reviews, and more. Much of the programming of PRN is done by individual artists from around the world. Find out how to start a local Internet Radio Station affili
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National Psoriasis Foundation (NPF) Simple and straightforward, the Index of this Web site alone makes it of value to psoriasis sufferers. Covering such subjects as therapies, research, and National Psoriasis Foundation (NPF) courses, programs, and events, it is extensive and comprehensive, allowing the user to hyperlink to multiple layers of important information. Five other links specifically related to the condition are also available. Search the News section for recent
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http://www.psu.edu/research/anzsc
Australia New Zealand Studies Center (ANZSC) Based at Pennsylvania State University, ANZSC promotes the study and awareness of Australia, New Zealand, and Oceania. Emphasizing public policy and cultural concerns, the Center presents symposia, conferences, publications, and other programs. Visitors will find academic, business, and general-interest information here. Related Study Centers and WWW Virtual Libraries can be accessed. There are also other useful links, including the Australian Studies Association of North America and the Australian Education Office. To brush up on the land Down Unde
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Books Random (Random House) A lively, colorful kaleidoscope from Random House imaginatively showcases three or four current book releases monthly "between the lines, under the covers." Fun features include Jesseâ s Word of the Day (definitions of contemporary slang), Author Connection (revealing interviews), and Carlâ s Oddservatins (an insiderâ s view of the publishing business). Bookworms can order from the catalog, read excerpts of current bestsellers, or peruse the Library for back issues of Books@Random. The Random Cafe features contests, forums, and samples of Random Houseâ s assorte
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http://www.servtech.com/public/gcw
Little Bit of England (Geoffâ s Homepage) This site provides a host of links that give the visitor a taste of England. There are links to Cambridge and Oxford Universities, The Church of England, the classic British TV series, "The Prisoner," and more. English newspapers online include the "Guardian" and the "Electronic Telegraph." Guests will find the page teeming with travel and tourism information as well. Unfortunately, though the links provided are extensive and resourceful, the Webmaster himself provides little Little Bit of England (Geoffâ s
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http://www.si.edu/organiza/museums/zoo/homepage
National Zoological Park (Smithsonian Institution) Where in the U.S. can you find--in one place-a computer think tank and urban transport system for orangutans, urban wetlands for wild birds, and the first komodo dragons to breed in the western world? The nationâ s capital! And not just on The Hill, but also at the National Zoological Park in northwest Washington, less than 30 minutes from the White House. This rustic Web site covers every aspect a user needs to fully enjoy a dayâ s visit to the Park. Exhibit highlights, photo views, news, a questionnaire, and search functions nicely support
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PALS (Pets Are Loving Support) The mission of Pets Are Loving Support (PALS ) and its Web site is to promote and preserve the human/animal bond to improve the quality of life for persons with AIDS. Areas to Explore offers Whatâ s New Pussycat with links to other AIDS resources and HIV bulletins. The Importance of the Human/ Animal Bonds, Pets and HIV section provides links to addresses and phone numbers where further resource material can be found. Visit Canine Sites and click on snapple.cs.washington.edu for extensive lists on everything from dog breeds to lost dogs PALS (Pets Are Loving Sup
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http://www.stepc.gr/yannis/lesvos-m.html
Explore the picturesque villages of the ancient Greek island of Lesvos (also known as Lesbos), using this site as a tool. Visitors will find color photographs, accompanied by brief textual descriptions, of the artwork, churches, and countryside of this surprisingly lush island in the Aegean Sea. Travel from Petra to Sigri, with stops along the way in Vatera and Mytilene, among other towns. Users can examine a map of Lesvos, forever linked to Sappho, the classical Greek poetess; read about those who live there today; and peruse the Traveling section for advice on how and when to visit the islan
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http://www.tcel.com:80/~gobrew
Brew-on Premise is a retail operation which encourages individuals to produce their own beer by renting the equipment and providing their own ingredients. What results is a great exchange of recipes and high-quality beer. Get information on a BOP in your area, download a recipe or two, read the online newsletter, or join a brew organization like the Hobby Brewers and Vinters Association. The site is overflowing with beer links, brewing tips, and information on beer legislation.
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http://www.tcp.com/~prime8/Orbit/Bucky
This concise "crash course" distills in vivid text and graphics the revolutionary design and earth-sensitive philosophy of architectphilosopher-planner, Buckminster Fuller. Essays explain innovative Fuller concepts such as synergy, ephemeralization (doing more with less), and essential geodesic construction. This is an obliquely organized but literate presentation, full of witty ironies. In addition to a lively biography of the man, areas of focus include the environment, global change, and the future of the planet--all suffused with Fullerâ s pre-eminent wisdom, gentleness, and practicality.
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Internet Dermatology Society (IDS) Mainly a professional resource, the IDS page is dedicated to promotes sharing dermatology educational materials for the Internet community. Dermatologists and allied scientists share resources such as databases on laboratory tests, drug reactions, and an image atlas, at the Dermatology Knowledge Builder. Information on sexually transmitted diseases, the anatomy of the skin, dermatological terminology, case studies, and descriptions of common diseases are only a sampling of what one will find at this site. Links to other dermatology sites are also
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Road Runners Club of America (RRCA) The Road Runners Club of America is the national association of nonprofit clubs dedicated to promoting running as a healthy form of exercise and as a competitive sport. RRCA oversees more than 500 local clubs and 160,000 members in 48 states and Guam. This comprehensive, well-organized site includes everything from local club information to racing politics and funding, from club services to personal fitness and coaching. Road Runners Club of America
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http://www.tezcat.com/~wednsday/bobnet
Club Bob(c) is a nonprofit arts organization that supports unorthodox promotion, discussion, creation, and execution of the arts. Visitors to this home page can get the FAQs on this club or step into the online gallery of membersâ visual and literary artwork. "Slurp when you get to the bottom of an iced cappuccino" is one of the philosophic tidbits users will find in the witty Club Bob(c)â s Guide to Simplicity and Elegance.
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The Times (of London) One of the worldâ s most respected newspapers, "The Times" goes online at this well-designed site with global reports from a British vantage point. Log on with your free password and access todayâ s edition of The Times, the Sunday Times, searchable classified and personal ads, and the Interactive Times for complete searches of back issues, ads, and supplement for academic news and job opportunities. The Times is organized into sections like Britain, World, Features, Opinion, Arts, Business, and Sport; users may also personalize an edition in order to receive daily the
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http://www.tiac.net/users/gempac
G.E.M. (Give Early Money) List P.A.C. Founded in 1993, the Give Early Money List, a Political Action Committee, was established as a fundraising agent supporting Democratic, pro-choice women in the state of Massachusetts. Guests to the home page will find the online version of the G.E.M. newsletter, profiles of various female politicians, and an overview of G.E.M. activities. Additional information about the state of Massachusetts will be found here including a list of senators and representatives, information about pending bills, and a link to the Commonwealth of G.E.M. (Give Early Money) Lis
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http://www.tmn.com/cdf/index.html
Children Defense Fund (CDF) The Childrenâ s Defense Fund provides a voice for American children. Particular attention is paid to the needs of poor, minority, and disabled children. CDFâ s goal is to educate the nation about the needs of children and encourage preventive investment in children. Since 1973, CDF has worked to create a nation in which family, community, private sector, and government work together to support the needs of all children, thus providing children a healthy, fair, safe, and moral head start in life. At this site, visitors can learn about the Child Watch Visitation Pro
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http://www.urz.uni-heidelberg.de/subject/hd/fak7/hist/c1/de
European history buffs will enjoy a visit to this information-packed site, where theyâ ll find a comprehensive history of Germany. Divided by region, subject, or epoch, this site leads curious users through an incredible maze of articles and links, on general subjects like education, or specific subjects, like the historical development of Bayer (the aspirin company). The Epoch category includes numerous pages on the Middle Ages, the 19th Century, and the 20th Century. A word of warning: though this siteâ s headings are all in English, most of the information provided is in
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http://www.usit.net/public/CAPO/ccalvin.html
The Calvin Institute (Theology) site features a collection of essays on Calvinism, ancient religious doctrine, and the Reformation of the 16th Century. The Institute seeks to test and strengthen modern theological discourse through the examination of historical religious doctrine. The site features sections on Reformation Studies, Westminister Studies, Church Government, and Confessional Subscription, and includes ancient texts as well as modern essays.
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http://www.utexas.edu/computer/vcl
Virtual Computer Library (VCL) Itâ s big, itâ s up-to-the-minute, itâ s unstoppable, and itâ s all about computers. You can scan the VCLâ s many departments to your heartâ s Conferences, Documentation, FAQs, Internet Info, Journals, News/Press Releases, Vendors Index, Web Information. All have endlessly expanding links and sublinks. You can browse through bookstores, magazine, and trade journals--a colorful universe of online and offline information. Virtual Computer Library (VCL)
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http://www.uwo.ca/visarts/eva.html
Electronic Visual Arts Journal (EVA) EVA is a cyberspace forum for the visual arts-graphics, essays, discussions, and more. Users are welcome to submit their own work and opinions, or just browse the selections that are offered in the first two volumes. There are links here to a number of related sites, among them, Artworld and World Wide Art Resources. The site also links to the University of Western Ontario, where the editors of EVA are located. Electronic Visual Arts Journal
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http://www.vicnet.net.au/~sands/sands.htm
SANDS (Stillbirth and Neonatal Death Support) SANDS is an Australian voluntary, self-help support group for parents who have experienced the death of a baby through miscarriage or stillbirth, or within days of birth. Parents share their experiences with process which follows the death of a baby. The site offers advice on how to cope with the death of the baby, how to alleviate psychological stresses, and where to look for additional support and therapy. Also included are links to other Web sites, mailing lists, and newsgroups dealing with pregnancy, miscarriages, stillbirths, and bereavement.
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http://www.vix.com/pub/men/health/health.html
Menâ s Health Issues (WWW Virtual Library) For pointers to resources on menâ s health issues, cruise over to the WWW Virtual Library, where you will find links to articles, citations, studies, health legislation, commercial sites, diet, reproductive health, and much more. Links to other sites concerned with menâ s issues and health information are also available here. Menâ s Health Issues (WWW
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http://www.websys.com/cyberschool/home.html
Posted by a second-grade teacher in Virginia, Cyberschool contains educational links and resources. Find information on grants, universities, the U.S. Department of Education, PBS educational materials, math resources, plus libraries and search engines.
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http://www.well.com/user/corcoran
Heavy Water Society (Velvet Lounge Dream) This page is . . . well . . . very, very, very strange. They seem to know that at the Heavy Water Society. And they seem to like it that way. The site holds a good deal of amusing yet functionally useless material and also provides a list of favored links, which may include such sites as Find-The-Spam, Oversight Magazine, or the Society For Creative Anachronism. Want to kill time? This site is murder in the Heavy Water Society (Velvet
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Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA) Since 1974, WOLA has worked to secure human rights in Latin America, establish and strengthen democratic institutions, and shape U.S. policy to support democratization, human rights, and sustainable economic development. Summaries of the most recent WOLA reports and policy briefs, as well as the latest issue of Enlace, WOLAâ s Spanish-language news bulletin, are available. There is a complete list of WOLA publications, by country and issue, with instructions for ordering. Recent topics include U.S. Drug Control Efforts in the Andes and Military Intell
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Danâ s Gallery of the Grotesque (Thought Control Research) Not for the meek, nor for purists, this Web site is a gallery of grotesque art. It contains separate sections entitled Tasteless Treasures, Americaâ s Least Wanted, The Dead Files, Necrotica, Flatland, and others. As a collection of gruesome photos, prints, and paintings, this gallery contains titles such as Garbage In, Garbage Out and Say Ah! Most of the pieces have a description of background and origin. Warning: this site is not for Danâ s Gallery of the Grotesque
RTRI Home Page (1995)
http://www.rtri.or.jp/index_J.html
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RTS - Responsive Terminal Systems, Inc. (1995)
http://www.remoteprint.com/rts/
Remote Printing Specialists RTS
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RTS Distributors LTD. (1995)
RTS Distributors Limited RTS Distributors Ltd.
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RTSWeb -- The Risk Theory Society (RTS) World Wide Web Server (1995)
http://riskweb.bus.utexas.edu/rts/rtsweb.html
American Risk and Insurance (ARIAWeb) American Risk and Insurance Association (ARIA) University of Texas
RTT & Central Alberta (1995)
Real Time Technologies
RTZ Software (1995)
RTZ Software
RUB Lehrstuhl für elektronische Schaltungen (1995)
http://www.les.ruhr-uni-bochum.de
Lehrstuhl für Elektronische Schaltungen
RUB Theoretische Physik III (1995)
http://www.tp3.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/
Theoretische Physik III
Rubber Stamp Page (1996)
http://www.xmission.com/~jmabunga/stamp.htm
Aficionados of rubber stamp art can browse online stamp catalogs, find directories of stores and rubber stamp conventions across the nation, and chat with other stampers on the Rubber Stamp Page. Stampers can enter a stamp art contest and view examples of mail
Rubloff: Chicago Lifestyles (1995)
http://rubloff.com/mainchic.htm
"My Kind of Town" Rubloff Residential Real Estate Rubloff's Chicago Links
Ruby's Gallery (1995)
http://www.ivn.com/Gallery/index.html
Ruby's Gallery
ruby.tufts.edu (1994)
Files: mirror of pearl.tufts.edu. Problem: Failed to get host information.
RUCS/NBCS - Microcomputer Consulting Unit (1995)
http://band-aid.rutgers.edu/mcu.html
Click here to return to MCU home page Microcomputer Consulting Unit (MCU) Services
RUCUS - Rhodes University Computer Users Society (1995)
Computer Users Society (Rhodes) Rhodes University Computer Users Society (RUCUS) RUCUS - Rhodes University Computer Users Society
Rudbecksskolan i Sollentuna (1995)
Rudbecksskolan
Rudin - 55 Broad Street - Home Page (1995)
New York Information Technology Center
Rudolf's Home on the Web (1995)
Rudolf Buijs Shogun Webmaster
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Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book (1995)
http://bvp.wdp.com/BVPM/PressRoom/JungleBook/JungleBook.html
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Ruediger Elementary School's Home Page (1995)
here Ruediger Elementary
Ruel's PC-TV Web Page & Ruel's Web TV News Page (1997)
http://www.geocities.com/~ruel/pctv.html
New additional addresses for: Ruel's PC-TV Web Page (news, info, & links about PC-TV cards; watch TV on your PC!): http://www.geocities.com/~ruel/pctv.html Ruel's Web TV News Page (news, info, & links about the WebTV; surf the internet via your TV!): http://www.geocities.com/~ruel/webtv_news.html email: ruel@pobox.com
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Ruel's Web TV Home Page (1996)
http://pobox.com/~ruel/webtv.html
Ruel's Web TV Home Page can be accessed at http://pobox.com/~ruel/webtv.html with links & information about the WebTV & other internet TV devices
Rugby and Speedway in Bradford (1995)
http://sol.zynet.co.uk:8001/citygent/bfdsport.htm
Bradford Northern RLFC and Other Bradford Clubs
Rugby League (1996)
. http://www.arl.org.au Australian Rugby League official site. All the latest news,photos, results, tipping competition. Australia's most popular spectator sport.
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Rugby League Home Page - Index (1995)
http://www.brad.ac.uk/~cgrussel/
Bradford University Bradford, University of University of Bradford.
RUGBY LEAGUE WORLD CUP (1995)
elsewhere. Halifax World Cup results
Rugby News Today (1996)
http://www.rugbynews.com/rnt.htm
Think football is a rough sport? Think again. Rugby is every bit as rough, and though the players are smaller than the behemoths of the NFL, they play in shorts and without pads. Interested Internauts can follow the sport at the Rugby News Today site. Provided by Ivan Calhoun, it is highlighted by its News Today section, a compilation of pointers to stories about latest developments in the sport. It also contains match result information from 13 countries, and a calendar of upcoming events, and information on selected rugby magazines, among other features.
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Rugby Trivia and Frequently Asked Questions (1995)
http://rugby.phys.uidaho.edu/rugby/FAQ/faq.shtml
On-Line Rugby Information Return to main menu Rugby League FAQ Rugby Union. The RUGBY page U. Idaho Rugby Server UI Rugby WWW Server Univ. of Idaho Rugby WWW server
Rugby World Cup (1997)
This site is the home for Rugby World Cup information, merchandise, and reports. From the main page, you can click on Rugby World Cup Information to see a big section on the cup itself, this year's tour, history, news updates, Rugby World Cup venues, and more.
Rugby World Cup - News (1995)
http://www.netbenefit.co.uk/rwc95/news/news.html
Rugby World Cup 95 U.K.
Ruggiano's School Home Page (1994)
http://www.teleport.com/~vincer/starter.html
created by a Beaverton Schools (Beaverton, OR) teacher to introduce students and teachers to the internet. Nicely organized collection of K12 Internet resources, including Education, Humanities, Science, Math, and Social Studies. Includes links to schools on the 'net, and a pointer to the K12 Internet School Site Page.
▸ U.S., World
Ruhr-Universitat Bochum: Fakultat fur Psychologie (1995)
http://www.psy.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/
Fakultät für Psychologie
RUHR.DE - Privater Internetzugang im Ruhrgebiet (1995)
Ruhr.de
Rui Bastos (1995)
http://jupiter.di.uminho.pt/~rui/
Rui Bastos
Ruka's Home Page (1995)
http://www.bekkoame.or.jp/~rukat/index.html
More earthquake info can be found on Ruka's Home Page. Ruka is a Japanese Studies assistant at the East Asian Collection of the Knight Library of the University of Oregon. A good collection of English-only Japanese information including the Shima Media Network, providing non-official earthquake reports and a map of the area around Kobe indicating where railways are cut, expressways are destroyed, and fires are burning. Ruka's page also provides links to Disaster Information Centers and addresses to send cash and material donations.
Rukmini Sriranganathan's Home Page (1995)
http://www.math.vt.edu/people/srirang/index.html
Multivariable Calculus
rulcde.leidenuniv.nl (1994)
Rijks Universiteit Leiden (University of Leiden), Leiden. System: Unix (Ultrix 4.1). Files: archiving; Linux; Pratchett.
Rules and Regulations - Competition Regulations (1995)
http://www.score-international.com/rules/comp_reg.htm
Competition Regulations Electrical System (CR16 - 19) Engines, Transmissions and Drivelines (CR23 - 32) Fuel System (CR20 - 22) General Vehicle Components (CR37 - 55) Grandfather Rules (CR56) Safety Equipment (CR1 - 9) Steering and Brake Components (CR14 - 15) Suspension Components (CR10 - 13) Vehic
rulglj.leidenuniv.nl (1994)
Rijks Universiteit Leiden (University of Leiden), Leiden, CONFAN Group Corlaeus Laboratories. System: Unix. Files: alsenoy; NLroei list archives; rowing. all activities will be logged.
Ruling on Internet Trademark Sought (1994)
gopher://unix5.nysed.gov/00/TelecommNews/07-11-94%20Internet%20%28TM%3f%29%20-%20court%20to%20rule
From _The Internet Letter_: "Ruling on Internet Trademark Sought, Patent Office Suspends Applications Process. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) has suspended action on approving all applications for trademarks using the word Internet. With some potentially significant financial interests involved, the patent office is trying to decide if anybody has exclusive rights to the name Internet." (Jayne Levin, Editor netweek@access.digex.net)
Rumi: Fountain of Fire (1995)
http://www.bgpress.com/books/rumi.html
Rumi, Fountain of Fire: A Celebration of Life and Love
Rumors. (1994)
Check out all the new rumors, both serious (Elvis and aliens) and less serious (the FBI and CIA). Did you hear that readers of this book are entitled to free admission Disney World?
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Run Across America Software (1996)
http://www.catalog.com/webrun/running/runam.html
Run Across America Software Up for a "virtually run across the U.S."? For a small fee, this downloadable shareware program (compiled DOS, Clipper; all files dBase III files) lets you enter your running mileage (daily, weekly, or whatever) and computes your relative distance as you go. So far, there are several routes to choose from. Run Across America Software
Run Bic application (1995)
http://sgbcd.weizmann.ac.il/Bic/ExecAppl.html
BIOACCELERATOR BIOCCELERATOR Home Page
Runda Bordet: Home page (1995)
http://www.rb.chalmers.se/index-E.html
Round Table
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RuneCaster 1.0 (1995)
http://antioch.acns.nwu.edu/cgi-bin/runecaster.pl
A rune-casting CGI script at Northwestern University. The status bar reads "Connect: Host contacted. Waiting for reply..." — a server-side program on the web in 1995.
RUNER (1995)
http://gonzo.hd.uib.no/NCCH-docs/runes.html
Medieval Europe: Rune Typology Project Rune Database Runer (includes the RuneType Project) RUNER Project RuneType: The Rune Typology Project--Computerizing Runic Inscriptions at the History Museum in Bergen) Runological Page Runological Projects at NCCH
RuneScape
Runesmith's Home Page (1996)
http://pages.icacomp.com/~runesmith/index.html
Created by an amateur runologist, this site takes the visitor the history, lore and design of runes. One section, the Runic Journey, describes runes (letters that made up the early Northern European alphabet) as they were used for writing and divination. The Sacred Woods and Tree Lore section explains the runic significance of trees. Handcrafted rune sets and talismans and wands may be ordered from the Tara Hill catalog. An extensive bibliography is available for those who wish to learn more. There are links to the Viking Network, the Runic Occultism Page, and the Norse Mythology Web.
Runner's World Online (1996)
Runnerâ s World Online is a valuable resource for those who enjoy running, fitness, and aerobic training. Visitors to this wellconstructed, colorful, easy-to-use Web site can consult a shoe buyerâ s guide, get nutrition advice, learn how to prevent running injuries, discover the best methods of training, consult a gear guide, look at a runnerâ s resource calendar, or participate in an online interactive forum. Sections are included for special audiences, such as beginners, women, or young runners. If you like to run, chances are youâ ll like this site.
runners.fi (1995)
runners.fi
Running and Triathlons (1996)
http://canyon.epg.harris.com/~mvm/runtri.html
A great stop for fitness fanatics to run into, this site provides visitors with a good resource for upcoming amateur sports events. A detailed schedule of current U.S. races-especially running, swimming, mountain biking, and triathalons--are included for reference. The site also features information on how to join various track teams, clubs, and sports societies. Newsgroups give visitors to network with like-minded sport and fitness enthusiasts. Newsclips and links to online magazines are also provided, giving visitors a history of their favorite endurance sport, and a glimpse of the future.
Running Horse World Wide Web Page (1996)
http://www.webcom.com/~alauck/index.html
Running Horse World Wide Web Page Was there a Pick Six carryover? Need the Hollywood Park or Del Mar results from Sunday? This Web site will be of interest to those with a passion for horses and racing. The online version of "American Turf Monthly" is offered along with 1995 U.S. standings and tips for proper thoroughbred classification. Link to general racing information, horse-related sites, and other Running Horse World Wide Web
Running the Nile (1996)
http://www.adventureonline.com/nile
Visitors to the Running the Nile: Online Kayak Expedition can brave crocodiles, raging waters, and relentless heat from the comfort of their computers. As both an educational tool and adventure story, this site presents journal entries and other information from the four-person kayak crew paddling down the Victoria Nile River through Uganda, Africa. In the Nile Classroom section, maps, links to Africa-oriented sites, geological data, and over 20 photos inform visitors about the adventure. Teachers can share information with each other via a bulletin board and students can engage in contests re
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Running UNIX So It Doesn't Run You (1995)
http://dab.psi.net/ChapterOne/computers/browse/rununix.html
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