Hot Sites, enlaces inclasificables

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El lado obscuro de la web <<lo que ni ENCUENTRA GOOGLE ni sabe ORDENAR DMOZ, Enlaces variados (Portugues)

Linkantropo << Indice sistemático de Destroller a mansalva, si te aburre la televisión esto te va a gustar

Hot Sites

HTML Editors

4W Publisher(tm)

http://www.4w.com/4wpublisher/index.html: 4W Publisher is a database tool for developing and storing web pages not a HTML authoring tool. When you have so many HTML pages to manage, this product will help you do so.

Alpha - Text, HTML Editor for Macintosh

http://www.cs.umd.edu/~keleher/alpha.html: Alpha is a Mac Shareware program that is used for text editing with HTML built in.

Ant_HTML and Ant_PLUS

http://www10.w3.org/hypertext/WWW/Tools/Ant.html: Ant is a conversion program used with MS Word. By using Ant, you can convert an existing document into an HTML page.

Arachnid

http://sec-look.uiowa.edu/: A University of Iowa's center for academic computing second look at various multimedia projects.

Arachnid HTML

http://rhwww.richuish.ac.uk/resource.htm: A little of everything for your use in the WWW. Has Archie connections as well as an Arachnid HTML editor. Take a look at this goodie.

asWedit

http://sunsite.doc.ic.ac.uk/packages/www/asWedit/: This is a HTML editor for X Window System and for Motif.

BBEdit HTML extensions

http://www.uji.es/bbedit-html-extensions.html: Bare Bones Software offers their HTML editor in the BBEdit HTML extensions.

City University HTML Editor

http://web.cs.city.ac.uk/homes/njw/htmltext/htmltext.html: This HTML editor, based on the Andrew tool kit provides WUSIWUG for the UNIX based X-Windows environment.

CU_HTML.DOT

http://www.cuhk.hk/csc/cu_html/cu_html.htm: A MS Word for Windows HTML tool that allows you to write linked documents from within word 2.0 and 6.0.

FrameMaker as a Global Hypertext Tool

http://www.w3.org/hypertext/WWW/Frame/fminit2.0/www_and_frame.html: Use FrameMaker as a HTML tool.

HotDog Web Editor

http://www.sausage.com/: The HotDog(TM) Web Editor from Sausage Software is not really a dog but a HTML editor running under Windows.

HTML Consultants Directory

http://www.holonet.net/holonet/consultants.html: Offers an HTML Consultants Directory and the holonet WWW server service which allows anyone to publish World Wide Web pages. Publishers do not need their own dedicated server, router, CSU/DSU, or leased line.

HTML Easy! Pro

http://www.seed.net.tw/~milkylin/: HTML Easy! Pro from Basic Concept Studio is the HTML editing part of a suite of programs that makes the software inside Networking, Voice Recognition, Virtual Reality, and Artificial Intelligence simple to use.

HTML.edit

http://ogopogo.nttc.edu/tools/HTMLedit/HTMLedit.html: A freeware Mac HTML editor.

HTML Editor for the Macintosh

http://dragon.acadiau.ca/~giles/HTML_Editor/Documentation.html: This HTML Editor is another (sort of a WYSIWYG) editor for HTML documents.

HTML Grinder

http://www.matterform.com/grinder/htmlgrinder.html: The Grinder is a utility to assist Macintosh Web masters with link building. Not an editor but a collection of tools for making changes to groups of HTML documents. You can drag all your HTML pages onto the icon and use Plug-In Wheels to automate these tasks:

HTML HyperEdit

http://www.curtin.edu.au/curtin/dept/cc/packages/htmledit/home.html: Curtin University is keeping this older HTMP editor available, but this program and these pages are fairly old and not supported any more.

HTML Writer

http://lal.cs.byu.edu/people/nosack/: A HTML writer for the MS Windows environment.

html-helper-mode

http://www.santafe.edu/~nelson/tools/: The HTML-helper-mode is an HTML editor emacs that makes editing HTML files easy.

HTMLed Pro

http://www.ist.ca/htmledpro/htprdemo.html: A time limited demo version of this HTML authoring tool.

The Hype-It 1000 WWW PC Server

http://cykic.com/homepage.htm: Info and how to create your own WWW server. Also has the ability to order their software to build and create a mailing list and to create HTML documents.

Index - Macintosh WWW Development Resources

http://www.uwtc.washington.edu/Computing/WWW/Mac/Directory.html: A how-to put together a MAC WWW site.

Index - MS-Windows HTML Editors

http://luff.latrobe.edu.au/~medgjw/editors/: Confused about HTML authoring tools. Me, too! This page gives a description of what you really need, and a link to some of the better editors available.

Jon's HTML Editor - UW-TJP

http://www.uwtc.washington.edu/JonWiederspan/HTMLEditor.html: Jon's HTML Editor is done in SuperCard and is a another standalone editor for the Mac.

Kenn Nesbitt's WebEdit

http://www.nesbitt.com/: WebEdit HTML authoring tool available here. FAQs and other information too.

Live Markup

http://www.mediatec.com/mediatech/: A LIVE HTML editor for the Windows environment. WYSIWYG is a fact with this program. Check it out.

MacHTTP Util BBEdit

http://arpp1.carleton.ca/machttp/doc/: Frequently asked questions (FAQs) about setting up a MAC http Server and home page. Offers some WWW HTML authoring.

Microsoft Internet Assistant for Word 6.0 for Windows

http://www.microsoft.com/msoffice/freestuf/msword/download/ia/default.htm: MS Interment Assistant for Word for Windows 95

NerdEdit

http://www.telalink.net/~shack/nerdedit/nerdedit.html: NerdEdit is a KIS (Keep It Simple) Principle based HTML editor. Great for those of us that don't know what we are doing.

Phoenix

http://www.bsd.uchicago.edu/ftp/pub/phoenix/README.html: Another X-Windows (UNIX) based HTML editor.

Quarterdeck WebAuthor for Word

http://www.qdeck.com/beta/WebAuthor-highlights.html: Describes the values of Quarterdeck's WebAuthor for MS Word. No downloads or links available here.

Simple HTML Editor

http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/staff/morgan/simple.html: (S H E) is a Simple HTML Editor for creating hypertext markup language documents on a MAC.

TILE Information

http://tile.net/info/viewlist.html: Tile is a WWW authoring program, designed for Lotus Notes.

tkHTML - tcl/tk HTML Editor Information

http://www.ssc.com/~roland/tkHTML/tkHTML.html: tkHTML is a HTML editing program based on the Tcl script language.

Web Publisher

http://www.skisoft.com/skisoft/: Working with standard word processors, this is an automated production tool for the WWW and HTML authoring.

Web Weaver

http://www.student.potsdam.edu/web.weaver/about.html: This Web Weaver is a shareware text editor for the hypertext Markup Language.

Webber (TM)

http://www.csdcorp.com/webber.htm: A full-featured HTML editor for MS Windows.

WebElite

http://www.safety.net/webelite.html: A shareware version of a windows based HTML authoring program.

WebMagic Author

http://www.sgi.com/Products/WebFORCE/WebForceSoft.html: Another WWW page for authoring HTML documents on the Silicone Graphics Indigo Magic User Environment.

WebParse

http://www.execpc.com/~infothek/webparse.html: WebParse scans e-mail in-boxes and extracts, parses converts and formats the data to create a spreadsheet and a comma-delimited ASCII file.

WebPen Web and HTML Editor

http://www.execpc.com/~infothek/webpen.html: A HTML editor that makes life a little easier. Check out some of the features on this page to liven up your documents.

WebText for Windows

http://www.pacificrim.net/~proactiv/webtext/: Automatically convert word processed documents into WWW (HTML) pages.

WordPerfect Internet Publisher

http://wp.novell.com/elecpub/intpub.htm: Novell WordPerfect Internet Publisher is presented here.

HTTP

Etiquette for information poviders

http://www.w3.org/hypertext/WWW/Provider/Etiquette.html: A how to guide to creating your own web page. Some very good how to explanations for the novice and intermediate author as to how to make a page that is a pleasure to read. STYLING!!

HTTP: A protocol for networked information

http://www.w3.org/hypertext/WWW/Protocols/HTTP/HTTP2.html: HTTP is a standard protocol for transferring information across the WWW. This discussion comments technically on the operation of the hypertext Transfer Protocol and it's inner workings.

HTTP Access

http://www.bearsoft.com/abs/abs_soft.html: Various performance checking programs for the WWW. Also has stick notes to send those little yellow tabs across the Internet. Looks cool.

The HTTP Protocol As Implemented In W3

http://www.w3.org/hypertext/WWW/Protocols/HTTP/AsImplemented.html: A discussion of HTTP (hypertext Transfer Protocol) and how it works. Technical in the extreme for those with no clue.

HTTP Security: The IETF Web Transaction Security (WTS) Working Group

http://www-ns.rutgers.edu/www-security/wts-wg.html: A discussion of the matters of security within the hypertext Transfer Protocol environment, and how to solve problems of security. Primarily a mailing list to discuss security on the net. Technical and should only apply to those who are involved in the working aspects of the WWW.

HTTP-WG Mailing List Archives

http://www.ics.uci.edu/pub/ietf/http/hypermail/: A series of discussions regarding the HTTP protocol, and the upgrades that are coming to it. Check this out over a long period of time. Lots of info to digest if you can stomach the data.

HTTP/1.0 - Hypertext Transfer Protocol

http://www.ics.uci.edu/pub/ietf/http/draft-ietf-http-v10-spec-03.html: A discussion of the protocol on using HTTP, the Internet "hypertext Transfer Protocol" (HTTP).

Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) Working Group

http://www.ics.uci.edu/pub/ietf/http/: Internet Engineering Task Force discussion of the operation of the hypertext Transfer Protocol.

Improving HTTP Latency

http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/SDG/IT94/Proceedings/DDay/mogul/HTTPLatency.html: General tools for increasing the speed in accessing other sites on the WWW. This is a performance must for those surfers of quality!

Index - Tools for WWW providers

http://www.w3.org/hypertext/WWW/Tools/Overview.html: General tools for WWW and HTML authoring.

Index - World Wide Web Server Software

http://www.w3.org/hypertext/WWW/Daemon/Overview.html: A generic public domain full-featured server which can be used as a regular HTTP server.

NCSA httpd/Mosaic: Using PGP/PEM auth

http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/docs/PEMPGP.html: PGP/PEM are programs to allow communications in a way that does not allow third parties to read them. If you are interested in security, this is an area to visit.

Object Header lines in HTTP

http://www.w3.org/hypertext/WWW/Protocols/HTTP/Object_Headers.html: A very technical discussion of META interfaces and their interaction in the hypertext Transfer Protocol. If you are a propeller head, look this over. Even if you are not, but if you understand general technology, this might be a good place to visit once in a while.

Open Market Secure WebServer

http://www.openmarket.com/omi/products/secureweb.html: The Open Market Secure WebServer Version 1.1, the first Web server to support both security protocols in use. Concerned about security, check out this page.

Open Market Technical Overview

http://www.openmarket.com/Products/WhitePapers/Server/: This paper describes technical innovations regarding the Open Market Web Servers in detail. If you are a techie, this is a must reading area for you.

Performance of Several HTTP Demons on an HP 735 Workstation

http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/InformationServers/Performance/V1.4/report.html: Describes the performance of the HP 735 workstation and how it responds to the HTTP environment. A very technical paper on the Hewlett Packard product.

Protocols used in the World-Wide Web

http://www.w3.org/hypertext/WWW/Protocols/RelevantProtocols.html: General information regarding the hypertext Transfer Protocol, and how it applies to the WWW. If you are technical, this is a place to visit. If you are not a nerd, stay away. It will twist your brains and suck out all intelligence.

Public Annotation Systems

http://playground.sun.com/~gramlich/1994/annote/: Like sticky notes, the Public Annotation System works with comments made to documents that visible to all subsequent readers. Download the source files to allow the PAS onto your system.

Secure NCSA httpd

http://www.commerce.net/software/Shttpd/: This page is an information server with encryption and authentication enhancements for your HTTP uses.

Shen: A Security Scheme for the WWW

http://www.w3.org/hypertext/WWW/Shen/ref/shen.html: Sun based security scheme for HTTP. If you have UNIX based software, and you are concerned about security in what you send over the WWW, check this out.

Simple Digest Security Scheme

http://www.w3.org/hypertext/WWW/Protocols/HTTP/digest_specification.html: A simple security system for HTTP. Technical, but not as much as other programs.

Status codes in HTTP

http://www.w3.org/hypertext/WWW/Protocols/HTTP/HTRESP.html: A technical discussion regarding the operations of hypertext Transfer Protocol within the WWW. Techies, check this out.

Two Servers, One Interface

http://www.thesphere.com/~dlp/TwoServers/: How to create two different domains from one server. A technical discussion involving Sun and SGI machines.

The Web Reception Monitoring Service

http://www.timedancer.com/wrms.html: The Web Reception Monitoring Service (WRMS) is a network of monitoring stations that routinely scan a list of registered URLs, access each one, and record the elapsed time to receive each page. The resulting statistics are mailed each week to the appropriate webmaster. The service is a management tool for the Web publisher.

WWW Servers Comparison Chart

http://www.proper.com/www/servers-chart.html: A general list of the usually available server software for the World Wide Web.

WWW-SPEED

http://sunsite.unc.edu/mdma-release/: General discussion of speed on the WWW. How to speed up your performance, and other things that you can do to make your web crawling not be so slow.

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Aardvark Interlist

http://www.theworld.com/subjects.htm: This Aardvark Interlist server, presented by WorldWide Net, is intended to provide a good starting point for Internet surfing. It Includes a list of 10,000 links to sites with subjects arranged in a hierarchical table of contents and an index of countries.

ACIS: Canadian WWW Directory

http://204.191.54.22/Canada/index.html: Directory of sites in Canada that might be of interest to you. Broken down by region within Canada. Eh!

Africa Online(SM) YellowPages

http://www.africaonline.com/AfricaOnline/yellowpages.html: Yellow Pages taking you throughout Africa and its environs. Check out this area if you have an interest in Africa talking about various aspects of Africa.

Akrasia

http://www.vnet.net/users/buzzcut/: A collection of seemingly unrelated stuff and links that don't matter.

Alex: A Catalog of Electronic Texts on the Internet

http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/stacks/alex-index.html: A catalog that helps users to find and retrieve the full text of documents on the Internet. It indexes more than 1800 books and shorter texts. The catalog also incorporates texts from Project Gutenberg, Wiretap, the On-line Book Initiative and many others.

America's Farmworkers

http://www.nmrp.org/: The National Migrant Resource Program introduces migrant and seasonal farm workers--who they are, what they do, and how they fit into the agricultural economy.

Annotated Listings for Internet and Cyberspace Explorers (ALICE)

http://www.kwanza.com:80/alice: This server accesses ALICE, which is an exhaustive list of Internet resources in Manitoba, Canada.

Annotated Listings for Internet and Cyberspace Explorers (ALICE)

http://www.kwanza.com:80/alice: Accesses ALICE, an exhaustive list of Internet resources in Manitoba, Canada.

Apple Users on the Internet

http://abs.apple.com/apple-internet-users/: Here's a mailing list that discusses the Macintosh as a client to Internet resources, the problems, solutions and services available on this platform. There are links to Macintosh-related resources throughout the Internet.

The Aussie Index

http://www.aussie.com.au/: The cool hot spot for information on Australia. Check out what they have done down under!!

AVL LIST GmbH

http://vops2.avl.co.at:8001/: Some down under links to Australia. Cool pictures and info regarding the country and areas surrounding Australia.

BAM Online 100

http://www.sirius.com/~bam/list.html: BAM is about obtaining current data directly from market participants. This information is vital for developing accurate analysis of expected growth for the market. Information that is vital for those that want to look at companies in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Becoming an Internet Service Provider

http://www.bsdi.com/info/becoming-an-isp-kolstad.html: Learn how to become an Internet service provider (ISP) as well as read a brief explanation of the Internet and its.services.

Boot Hill

http://www.fn.net/business/boothill/: Blucher Boots Company offers a list of western, cowboy and country resources on the Internet.

Boston Web Meet

http://www.xensei.com/users/bwm/: A G-rated service for finding other Webbers. Ad space, image and home page links are available.

BUBL Information Service Web Server

http://www.bubl.bath.ac.uk/BUBL/cattree.html: A general listing of information from the British Library Research and Development Division. General info from accounting to Zoology.

Canada Net Pages

http://www.visions.com/netpages/: Canadian products, services and information. Browsers may visit the trade show, or search the Canada NetBusiness Directory or visit the realty pages. The site offers gift ideas and business opportunities to import/export products.

Categorical Catapult

http://www.clark.net/pub/cargui/links.html: The Catapult is a collection of links. These high-quality, hand-picked Web sites were designed for ease-of-use. Check it out! Over 2,660 links in 137 categories.

Central Index of Canadian WWW Servers

http://www.csr.ists.ca/w3can/Welcome.html: This site from Cyberspace Research, North York, ONT, Canada, contains a list of servers categorized by scope and by location. The index allows for online server registration.

The Clearinghouse

http://www.lib.umich.edu/chhome.html: University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, US This server provides access to subject-oriented Internet resource guides.

Cleveland Reference Directory

http://www.cleveland.net/crd/: It wasn't Cleveland that W.C. Fields said he did not want to visit. If you want to visit, check out this Web Site. Everything that you wanted to know about Cleveland and more.

Community Access Canada - CNet

http://cnet.unb.ca/cnet/: General English and French information regarding the Canadian culture. Covers all of the provinces and gives information throughout the country.

Companies with a Homepage in the German Language

http://www.eunet.ch/werbal/german.html: Werbal: Advertising Agency, Berne, Switzerland. This server provides an index of commercial sites; the exclusive focus is on companies with home pages in the German language.

Comprehensive List of Sites

http://www.netgen.com/cgi/comprehensive: net.Genesis Corporation, Cambridge, MA, US This server contains a list of tens of thousands of Web sites, generated by Matthew Gray's Wanderer. Subsets of the list are available.

Cool Links

http://moose.erie.net/~rinderle/cool_links/index.html: General collections of Cool Links within the Internet. Check out this area to see everything you want to know about the WWW.

Creative Internet

http://www.galcit.caltech.edu/~ta/creative.html: General links of areas that are totally cool!! Check out this collection of links that are sure to please.

DialogNet Philosophy Email Lists

ftp://ftp.std.com/obi/Zines/Thinknet/info.html: Thinknet BBS sponsors access to DialogNet Philosophy Email Lists, which explains the project and its lists.

Dutch Yellow Pages

http://www.markt.nl/dyp/index-en.html: This server is an online directory, listing all commercial Web sites in the Netherlands.

E-Mail Web Resource Index

http://andrew2.andrew.cmu.edu/cyrus/email/email.html: An index of email-related resources on the web.

Expanding Unidirectional Ring of (EUROPa)

http://wombat.doc.ic.ac.uk/europa.html: EUROPa is a new way to connect up and explore the World-Wide Web.

FoxPro Yellow Pages

http://www.transformation.com/foxpro/index.html: This FoxPro server is an online directory, providing references to books, companies, conferences, independent consultants, software and user groups.

GeoSurfer... On the Way

http://www.infohiway.com/way/geo/geo.html: GeoSurfer provides geographically organized links to various Internet sites that are accessible from clickable maps.

Goddard Space Flight Center Library

http://www-library.gsfc.nasa.gov/: Contains a hierarchy of the pages is similar to the physical layout of Goddard's library. The pages are suitable for any graphical WWW browser and should support Lynx quite well too.

Goteborg University Faculty of Arts and Humanities

http://www.hum.gu.se/humeng.html: Provides information about Goteborg University and its faculty of arts and humanities. Includes a list of Webservers in the humanities worldwide.

Hendrik's Reciprocal URL List

http://islandnet.com/~hendrik/URL_List.html: List your URL on this site.

The Home Page Repository

http://www.cyclenet.com/hprmain.html: Provides preparation, storage, and maintenance of homepage information for companies and individuals. It also offers a full range of software consulting and implementation services.

Hong Kong InfoLink Information Center

http://www.infolink.net: Intended to be an information hub where businesses and Internet users in Hong Kong exchange information and post their home pages. InfoLink provides a central place that accumulates various kinds of local and international information resources.

IndustryNET: Industry's On-Line Mall

http://www.industry.net/: An industrial mall that offers news, the latest in engineering design, automation and manufacturing reports; it offers industry news, application assistance, new products, demo software, online trade shows, hundreds of tested shareware programs, hundreds of job openings, and used industrial equipment. IndustryNET carries information from nearly 3,000 companies, covering more than 10,000 products and 250 manufacturers' stores.

InfoQuest Networking Corp.

http://www.infoquest.com/: Provides directory listings, FTP Services and low-cost Home pages for small businesses, associations and organizations as well as disk and CD-ROM storage for FTP services.

InfoSeek

http://www.infoseek.com:80/Home: This server contains InfoSeek, a useful tool for quickly searching and retrieving articles from numerous publications and vast Internet resources, according to critical analyst Doug Walker, moderator of the INCLASS (inclass@schoolnet.carleton.ca) news group. InfoSeek is a charge-for-use system, which, Walker says, enables educators to get up-to-date, relevant articles when they need them.

Internet Business Directory

http://ibd.ar.com/: They mirror, index, mark up and serve a number of E Mail Lists that are now surfable.

Listserv Archive

http://scwww.ucs.indiana.edu/mlarchive/: 12,850 listserv, majordomo and listproc mailing lists at 298 sites. The archive is maintained by the Indiana University Support Center for the UCS Knowledge Base. The user may enter a word or partial word, and get back a list of all the lists containing that word in the title or official description.

The McKinley Internet Directory

http://www.mckinley.com/about.html: An online directory of described, rated and reviewed Internet resources. The publication operates within clearly defined editorial guidelines and does not include sites relating to pornography, pedophilia and hate focused resources.

MESCH

http://www.ip.net/cgi-bin/mesch/: Internet Presence & Publishing, Inc., Norfolk, VA, US This server provides access to MESCH (the Multi-wais Engine Search for Commercial Hosts), a Web-based search engine. Commercial servers using MESCH and running free WAIS will enable their users to perform key-word searches simultaneously over multiple sites.

NetSearch

http://www.netweb.com/cortex/cgi-bin/netsearch: A vehicle that launches a simultaneous query on all of the most popular search engines on the Internet; the information is correlated and displayed in a highly graphical user-friendly manner. NetSearch is a product of Group Cortex, a professional Internet presence developer.

Official Bottom 95% Sites on the Web

http://www.naples.net/~nfn02644/bottom.html: The BOTTOM 95% Web sites. The only criterion is that the page must have never received a Top 5% rating from The Point Survey.

Palestine Electronic Commerce Resource Center

http://www.ptxecrc.com: This server is dedicated to the center assisting small-to-medium size enterprises with issues related to electronic commerce, electronic data interchange, and enterprise integration. ECRC is an acronym for Electronic Commerce Resource Center, an Advanced Research Project Agency (ARPA) led project intended to support a multi-service need.

Peterson's Education Center

http://www.petersons.com: Peterson's Guides, Inc., Princeton, NJ, US This Peterson's Education Center page contains information about thousands of undergraduate schools. The site lists more than 150 schools that provide application forms that can be downloaded by those who want to apply for admission.

Publicly Accessible Mailing Lists

http://www.neosoft.com/internet/paml: Stephanie da Silva's list of publicly accessible mailing lists. This is a list of mailing lists available primarily through the Internet and the UUCP network.

Shreveport/Bossier Page

http://www.softdisk.com/shreve/: Information to links about Web and Internet resources in and around Shreveport and Bossier City, La. This public-service page by Daniel Tobias will list, on request and free, any individual, company, or organization in this area with a Web site.

Silicon Valley Directory of BillBoards

http://WWW.Billboard.com/WWW.SiliconVally.html: Contains a directory of billboards for businesses within the Silicon Valley.

Singapore Web Servers

http://sunsite.nus.sg/inet/sgp_webs.html: National University of Singapore, Singapore This server provides an annotated list of Web servers in Singapore, maintained at SunSITE Singapore.

Stanford Computer Forum

http://www-forum.stanford.edu: A program within the university's Industrial Liaison Programs; it has links to digital libraries (for technical reports), and to member companies home pages, as well as to summaries of faculty research projects.

Toronto Internet Service Providers: Comprehensive Listings and Reviews

http://www.io.org/~fsc/infores/isp-chart/ISP.html: This site for the Finite Systems Consulting Online Information Service, FSC Online, offers a listing and review of Internet service providers in the Toronto area, as well as information about other Internet-related services.

The University Pages

http://isl-garnet.uah.edu/Universities/universities.html: Univ. of Alabama, Intelligent Systems Lab, Huntsville, AL, US This University page contains information about all the universities that have WWW pages. The directory is organized by state for easy use and is continually updated.

World Wide Web Information

http://sunsite.nus.sg/inet/webprov.html: A web directory for both Web administrators and HTML authors, including links to HTML authoring information, CGI programs, technical specifications, and much more.

World Wide Yellow Pages

http://www.yellow.com/: Wide Yellow Pages—a listing of on-line businesses.

WWLib

http://www.scit.wlv.ac.uk/wwlib/: WWLib a comprehensive catalog of WWW pages based at sites in the United Kingdom. The catalog is organized using the Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC-version 20), which is widely used in libraries. This makes it easy to search vast archives, since sites are indexed by what they are about, not just what words they contain.

Yahoo

http://www.yahoo.com/: Yahoo, a huge popular index containing World Wide Web sites.

Yanoff's Internet Services List

http://www.cs.uwm.edu/public/yanoff/yanoff.html: This enormous list of Internet addresses is comparable to Yahoo information retrieval.

Indices to Web Documents

The Corporate Web Register

http://www.hoovers.com/: A comprehensive list of over 1,000 corporate web presences. Sponsored by Hoover a leader in company information.

Interesting Devices Connected to the Net

Adam's Casa

http://curryco.com/.a/casa.html: Adam Curry's home office, picture updates every minute. Possibilities of a closer view as well as a chat.

The Amazing BullCreek Cam!

http://bigmac.bullcreek.austin.tx.us/realtime/realtime.html: An updating view of the office. An index of cameras is available.

The Amazing Fish Cam!

http://www.netscape.com/fishcam/fishcam.html: The Amazing Fish Cam! observes a tank of tropical fish. There are two sizes of JPEG images. Large ones at 50KB are updated every 5 minutes, small ones at 10KB are updated every 30 seconds. Check out About the Fish Cam, give feedback, join friends of the Fish Cam, or go to other interesting Internet fish places from this site.

Amazing Parrot Cam

http://www.can.net/parrotcam.html: Webster the Web master (aka the CAN.NET Bird-O-Prey) is here for all the world to see on weekdays in near real-time! Link to a description of how to do it or more about parrots on the net. Some games are available as a treat.

Astounding Cave-Cam

http://george.lbl.gov/cgi-bin/jason/cave-cam: peek into a cave, or is that an office? Perhaps a chance to control the camera?

Australia's Telerobot

http://telerobot.mech.uwa.edu.au/: Play with their robot. Direct it to move a block over the web from your computer to Australia. You can also find out more about robots at this site.

Automated QuickCam in an elementary school classroom

http://buckman.pps.k12.or.us/picturecam.html: Room 100 in Buckman Elementary School has a QuickCam set up to grab and deliver an image to their web server. The camera points to several work areas in the classroom including the water table, the bubble film machine, the work bench and the invention center. When the hamster has babies, they become the stars.

Berkeley Systems' Kitchen Cam

http://www.berksys.com/www/funtour/takepic.html: Live spy-cam. Watch employees use the slide, eat, play video games, and generally interact in their natural environment.

Big Sky Cams!

http://www.gomontana.com/skycam.html: Catch one of our crazy editors in action at the Bozeman Daily Chronicle in Bozeman, Montana. Also features the Big Sky Sunset Cam.

Bjorn Borud at work

http://www.unit.no/~borud/at_work.html: the picture is shot in one place, converted and stored another place and in-lined in my page at the University of Trondheim. Learn about "Client pull" and "Server push" when dealing with these types of images.

Bolton Institute Net Cam Page

http://www.bolton.ac.uk/htbin/cam1: The camera shows a view of ACS computer room at Deane Campus.

Bradford Robotic Telescope

http://www.eia.brad.ac.uk/eia.html: You, too, can be an astronomer-control the Bradford Robotic Telescope, submit a job (you might discover a new star), then view the documentation, results of your job (which stars) and much more. There is a list of all the interactive hardware that you can find on the Web. A multimedia guided tour gives you information about stars and galaxies. Find out all about the Engineering in Astronomy team and their current projects. Join them in doing research in some areas!

Brian's Lava Lamp

http://www.arl.wustl.edu/~brian/Office/LavaLamp/: Watch the lava rise and fall in Brian's Lava Lamp. He also explains some of the technical stuff.

BrUcE's EyE iN tHe SkY sPy CaM !

http://www.cs.curtin.edu.au/cgi-bin/camera_fun: See what is happening in Bruce's foyer. Plus a couple of web gadgets you can use to leave.

c|net online - studio cam

http://www.cnet.com/Masthead/bigbro.html: A view of the studio surrounded by links to c|net products.

Cambots at University of Washington

http://www.cac.washington.edu:1180/home/cambot.html: Experience the reality of Seattle weather or view the MPEG movies from yesterday, and the cambot picture archive. Just for the techies check out the cambot hardware information.

The Cambridge Panorama

http://www.cam-orl.co.uk/cgi-bin/pangen: A live, interactive view of Cambridge, England. Check out the information on the buildings you can see.

Camera in the Visitors Lobby at SBT Accounting Systems

http://www.sbtcorp.com/sbtlobby.html: View a live picture of SBT Accounting Systems Visitors Lobby, in San Rafael, California. The camera updates the picture every minute. In addition, there are links to more information about the company.

Cameras, Cameras, and MORE cameras!

http://www.intertain.net/~cameras/: Take trips everywhere and enjoy scenic photographs.

CanyonCam

http://vigra.com/misc/peek-auto.html: See the view from Vigra's office in San Diego and read the current San Diego weather report. The canyon often has interesting cloud formations; watch a time-lapse of the morning sky on March 22 (1640k). You can also watch a short MPEG movie of recent daylight frames or a time-lapse movie of past weeks recorded by CanyonCam.

Cheyenne Mountain Cam - NORAD

http://www.ceram.com/cheyenne/chey.html: A live camera showing Cheyenne Mountain, which houses the headquarters of NORAD.

Chicago Animate Agent LabCam (tm)

http://vision.cs.uchicago.edu/cgi-bin/labcam: The camera shows a view of the room. Click on a point and the camera re-aims itself. The brightness and magnification can also be changed.

Chicago's Lakefront

http://www.habitat.com/real_time_view.html: See Chicago's Lakefront from the Buckingham.

CICA News Spy

http://www.cica.indiana.edu/news/spy.html: You get to choose which person's lab you will observe with the spy camera.

CICA Spy on Don

http://www.cica.indiana.edu/htbin/spy?dkberry: View what Don's camera sees. Maybe you'll catch a glimpse of Don.

Classic Cams Menu

http://www.worldcam.com/camcorner/classics/classiccams.html: Here's a menu for pictures all over.

Clinton Cam

http://www.fn.net/~awes/clintcam/: "A minute by minute update of President Bill Clinton's progress on the AIDS pandemic." Gentle satire.

Com Tech Communications Coke Machine

http://www.comtech.com.au/cgi-bin/coke: More than you ever wanted to know about soft drinks in a Coke machine.

Couch Potato Cam!

http://www-leland.stanford.edu/~csdismas/cam.html: A color shot of what was being watched on TV. But it was taken with a black and white Connectix Quick Cam.

EastNet Parking Cam

http://eastnet.educ.ecu.edu/image.htm: Check out the parking situation at the School of Education at East Carolina University.

Engineering Technology WebCam

http://entcweb.tamu.edu/entcweb/camera.htm: Live Picture updated every 30 Seconds of the part of the campus at Texas A&M. The camera is maintained by the Engineering Technology Student Computer Lab.

FallsCam

http://fallscam.niagara.com/: Check out one of best Cams on the net...visit Niagara Falls from the comfort of the WWW.

Floater PiranhaCam

http://www.floater.com/strength/: Several views of a tank of live piranha are available including feeding time and cleaning time, the only time human flesh goes into the tank. Movies show the piranhas. Link to learn more about these fish, an exotic petting zoo and tales from the Rain forest. There are virtual field trips to take. The more technically minded can learn more about the piranha cam and the tank. The site has been judged one of the best on the web.

FogCam!

http://www.itec.sfsu.edu/: Instructional Technologies at San Francisco State University presents FogCam! A new picture of our office every 30 seconds. Plus! Gateways to: Our chat room. ITEC department Information. Multimedia and clip art. CalState University job board. WEBDOG's Job Hunt.

G.I.R.C. Live

http://144.174.145.14/LIVE/live.html: You've seen the pages. You've heard the legends. Now see the men behind the greatness. It's GIRC LIVE. Visit this high school in the Eastern time zone.

G7 Fridge!

http://www.cs.su.oz.au/~matt/coke.cgi: View this site to see if Fred has returned with the Coke, or if the fridge is full, or is the camera still on?

Georgia Tech - GVU Animation Lab SPY-CAM

http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Phd/wlw/Spy.html: See if there is any animation in the GVU animation lab. If not visit their collection to view time-lapse MPEGs of previous activity.

Ghostwatcher

http://www.users.interport.net/~fly/Houston/GhostWatcher/index.html: Are ghosts visiting June? With five cameras under the bed; more cameras in her trunks, help her check out suspicious noises.

Give a look to Micronet!

http://joshua.micronet.it/english/quickcam/foto.html: Give a look at our guys working for you.

Goucher College Computer & Telecomm Office CAM

http://www.goucher.edu/~tmarshal/picture.html: Stop by Goucher College for a visit, 9-6 EST, Monday-Friday. See whose office has the camera now.

Haight Cam

http://www.cliq.com/Services/peek.html: Now serving up images of Haight Street via the Internet. A gallery of images is also available.

Hawaiian Eye

http://planet-hawaii.com/ph/he.html: With their remotely controlled camera Hawaiian Eye lets you view Aloha Tower, Island of Oahu, Planet Hawaii. There are archived images if it is nighttime in Hawaii. A link will send you to other real-time cameras.

Hong Kong StarCam

http://www.hkstar.com/starcam.html: Catch a glimpse of Hong Kong right now! Updates every 10 minutes. There are links to other sites.

Iao Valley, Kahului, Maui

http://www.satlab.hawaii.edu/kahului.html: Take a look at this beautiful valley on Maui.

Iguana Images' IguanaCam

http://iguana.images.com/dupecam.html: Frames captured from a video camera pointed at a green iguana, updated every few minutes.... Fun! Link to the Iguana's home page to find out more about iguanas. For more fun link to other live cameras from this site.

Index - Anthony's List of Internet Accessible Machines

http://www.dsu.edu/~anderbea/machines.html: Access to vending machines worldwide along with weather information.

Index - bsy's List of Internet Accessible Coke Machines

http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs.cmu.edu/user/bsy/www/coke.html: The list of Coke machines are links to each Web site. The list shows if you have already visited that machine.

Index - bsy's List of Internet Accessible Machines

http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs.cmu.edu/user/bsy/www/iam.html: A listing of interesting machines from various regions.

Index - Marks list of Internet Interactivity

http://www.eia.brad.ac.uk/mark/fave-inter.html: Entries include remote sensing, robots, and movable cameras.

Indycam

http://indy14.cs.monash.edu.au:8000/~jmc/indy09.html: Are computer researchers normal? View this site to see what they are doing.

Internet Pizza Server

http://www2.ecst.csuchico.edu/~pizza/: Using the Internet Pizza Server you can have your own image of a pizza with toppings you select delivered to your e-mail box. Visit this site to find out more about pizza servers.

KCRWWW How Radio Looks Now

http://www.kcrw.org/a/index.html: Curious about radio? View the master Control at KCRW 89.9 FM.

Kev's Kool Web Cam Page

http://pages.prodigy.com/CA/kevster/kev.html: Kevin sure has some cool cam pictures. Take a look for yourself.

KPIX Online: Fairmont Hotel Camera

http://www.kpix.com/faircam/: High atop the San Francisco Fairmont Hotel, the KPIX-TV Fair-Cam is updated every 10 minutes. Views range from the Golden Gate Bridge to the Bay Bridge. You might see the Downtown Skyline, Coit Tower, Fisherman's Wharf, the Marina or Pacific Heights. Views available include a very large version of the current view, two time-lapse animations of images either the last hour or taken hourly throughout the day, and some of their favorite images. For the technical there is information about the camera.

like now... [hooked.net]

http://www.hooked.net/buzznet/likenow: See what I and my SC5 see, like now.... Also an archive of attractive images.

Live and exclusive, from the COMMA vision lab.

http://arachnid.cs.cf.ac.uk/htbin/RobH/ntv: What can you see? A Live picture from the COMMA vision lab.

Live Shots

http://www.ece.ucdavis.edu/~maania/live.html: Live shots on the video! Come view some live pictures.

Live TV Feed of Falcon Nesting Site

http://ksi.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/falcon/livefeed.html: Delivers sharp digitized snap-shots every minute.

Live Video-Cam at Studio 2000 - Germany

http://este.darmstadt.gmd.de:5000/cgi-bin/capture.pl: See a live shot from them unless they're sleeping. Otherwise, there are places here to explore.

Look What We're Wearing Today

http://www.atext.com/pictures/live/: From the offices of Architext. Check out their rogues gallery.

MagNET Vending Machine

http://omega.interealm.com/pepsi: Come see this soda machine during the week. It's not visible on the weekends.

Manoa Valley, Honolulu, Hawaii

http://www.satlab.hawaii.edu/manoa.html: Updated every 3 minutes, a view of Manoa Valley, with MPEG loop. A map shows the camera's direction of view. Older images are archived hourly. Due to the mountains' location orographic clouds form above them. A spectacular sequence of orographic clouds observed on 6 September 1995 in the morning is available as a movie.

Medical College of Ohio Collier Cam

http://www.mco.edu/camp/camalli.shtml: The Collier Cam provides a new construction image every two minutes.

Mt Ruapehu

http://www.actrix.gen.nz/ruapehu/: A live picture is brought to you every minutes of this erupting volcano!

Notre Dame DomeCam

http://lisa.ee.nd.edu/DomeCam/: For a live picture of the Notre Dame golden dome, look here!

NYU's Original Labcam

http://found.cs.nyu.edu/cgi-bin/rsw/labcam1: Use NYU's real time telerobotic video camera, watch a real time video, enjoy time lapse performance art, discover where people tend to click. Find out more about the spherical pointing motor that actually moves the camera.

OIR-Cam

http://www.oir.ucf.edu/fmc/oircam.html: See the people in the University of Central Florida's Faculty Multimedia Center "working real hard."

Open Market's Boston Camera

http://www-1.openmarket.com/boscam/boscam/index.html: Enjoy a view from the fourth floor of the old Carter Ink Building. In the view you will see the Charles River Basin, with Boston's Beacon Hill behind.

Open Market's Palo Alto Camera

http://www-1.openmarket.com/boscam/pacam/index.html: Enjoy a third floor view. In the foreground is Bryant Street. Across Bryant Street is the back of Stars restaurant. In the distance are the Santa Cruz Mountains, behind Stanford University.

Page Bindu Wavell

http://ugrad-www.cs.colorado.edu/~wavell/page.chtml: Bindu Wavell has connected his alpha pager to the Internet. You can send him a text message or see what others have sent. There is a brief description of how he did it as well as links to more technical documentation.

Paging

http://www.wildfire.com/ag-bin/page.pl: Use this site on the Internet to send a message to someone's pager. You can add a person and pager number and use various pager systems. There are instructions for creating a personal link to this site.

Peeping Tom

http://www.ts.umu.se/~spaceman/camera.html: Provides access to over 100 live cameras from around the world.

Pikes Peak Cam

http://www.softronics.com/peak_cam.html: Welcome to Pikes Peak-"America's Mountain," elevation 14,110 feet. The video camera for the Pikes Peak Camera World Wide Web Page is mounted on the roof of the Softronics headquarters in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Pine, Colorado Weathercam

http://www.igc.apc.org/mushroom/pine.html: See the highest weather cam online, at an elevation of 8,500 feet!

Random Internet Camera

http://www.xmission.com/~bill/randcamera.html: Points to a picture from a random camera, add your own too.

Real-time Meteorological Data around Monterey Bay, California

http://sapphire.cse.ucsc.edu/MosaicMet/: Gives access to various meteorological stations which monitor current conditions in real-time, and generate time-series plots.

Restroom Utilization Measurement Project

http://entity.vuse.vanderbilt.edu/project/: Monitoring utilization of two lavatories at Vanderbilt University. Practical usage of research data could lead to better gender equality at large public functions.

Right Now in Portland, Oregon

http://www.teleport.com/~peekpa/pittockcam.html: Here is a live picture of the Rose City, updated several times per hour. The view is from Portland's Pittock Mansion, looking east across the city toward Oregon's Mt. Hood.

RIT Computer Science House Drink Machine

http://www.csh.rit.edu/proj/drink.html: This drink machine does not take coin or bills. It takes credit from your computer. The Computer Science House has developed the software to track the credit, how long the soda has been in the machine (it must be cold), and what is stocked. The drink machine was listed as #7 of WiReD's Top Ten Favorite Fingered Sites, May, 1994 (Chosen by the editors of Net Guide). It is also in "Internet for Dummies" and several other Internet publications.

Robotic Tele-Excavation

http://www.usc.edu/dept/raiders/: One of the first, if not the first system that allowed WWW users to remotely view and alter the real world via tele-robotics. The user operates the arm while viewing the area using a CCD camera. Users recovered buried artifacts relating to an unnamed 19th Century text. Users were challenged to collectively identify this text by describing their findings and hypotheses in an ongoing Operator's Log. (The project was a NII Award Finalist in Arts and Entertainment in June 1995.) A new project has started.

Rome Lab Snowball Camera

http://www.rl.af.mil:8001/Odds-n-Ends/sbcam/rlsbcam.html: See what's happening in the lab then throw a snowball!

Rome Lab Web Camera

http://www.rl.af.mil:8001/Camera/webcam.html: Use their camera to take a picture you want. "No developing fee."

Room F136

http://www.ph.tn.tudelft.nl/Bin/f136color: Visit room F136 at the University Delft, the Netherlands. Are Karel and Geert ever there?

Santa Monica Pier and Bay Watch

http://www.fountainhead.com/livecam.html: Fountainhead's Los Angeles Superstation is proud to present the first live view of the beach in Los Angeles!

See the Live Ants!

http://sec.dgsys.com/AntFarm.html: Your view of the ant farm receives an update every 5 minutes. You can make your skin crawl by watching "Ant, the Movie" as a loop. This web site is has been judged one of the best. Contact Creative Services for their help in creating your own web page.

Severe Tire Damage Spy Camera

http://chocolate.research.digital.com/std/control.html: Severe Tire Damage, a live band on the Internet set up this camera. The audience can control the camera during MCast and Rehearsals. While they might play at any time, they promise to play every Wednesday night at 9:00 PM PST. Catch them! Techie information included on the page.

SlobCam!

http://www.uta.edu/acs/microsys/mac/.HOME/rhudson/current.html: See Rob, the happy worker or link to other spy cameras.

Smarties Realtime Monitor

http://www.netsys.com/cgibin/smarties: The focus of the camera is being changed. For background on the Smarties problem click on history.

Snapshots from around the UMBC Computer Science Department

http://www.cs.umbc.edu/video_snapshots/: Check out the eight different views of the UMBC Computer Science department.

Spectrum

http://spectrum.com.au/index.html: Take a look at live views form Sydney, Australia.

Spy on Dennis Gannon, Research Director of CICA

http://www.cica.indiana.edu/news/spy.html: Pick who you want to see at CICA.

SureFind ShuttleCAM

http://204.182.115.3/ShuttleCAM/ShuttleCAM.cgi: Using advanced technology and the latest image processing techniques we are able to bring you an "up to the second" snapshot of the space shuttle.

Suzanne & Kamal's Wedding - "Live" Sunday
October 15

http://green.images.com/wedding.html: Suzanne and Kamal invite you to enjoy their wedding day. No need to send a gift!

Switzerland Coke Machine

http://webtravel.org/htbin/coke: This Coke machine will give you statistics on the Coke in the machine, tell you about another Coke drinker, or let you order a Coke if you have a password.

Synchromic Studios' MauiCam

http://www.maui.net/~sync/cam.html: Enjoy a lovely view of a golf course. The camera is facing West. Off to the right are the West Maui Mountains.

Tabatha's days at work

http://www-white.media.mit.edu/~martin/snaps/: See Tabatha at work or see what else the camera saw.

Talk to my Cat

http://queer.slip.cs.cmu.edu/cgi-bin/talktocat: Type in what you want to say and the computer, an Amiga, at the site will say to the cat. The site has been judged as one of the best on the Web.

Temperature of University of Chicago Shock Wave Lab

http://geoleo.uchicago.edu/~greg/weather.html: Listing of current weather conditions including temperature and humidity.

Temperature on CU/Boulder Engineering Center Roof

http://www.cs.colorado.edu/htbin/temp: Makes available current weather conditions including ski conditions.

Temperature Plot

http://www.crynwr.com/temp-plot.html: Temperature is updated every half-hour for the last five days.

Trojan Room Coffee Machine

http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/coffee/coffee.html: Trojan Room Coffee Machine may be viewed in real-time or almost real. It is viewed using the first application of a new RPC mechanism designed in the University of Cambridge, UK, Computer Laboratory, running a network layer protocol designed for ATM networks. A video capture board grabs one frame every second and the WWW server requests a JPEG encoded frame from it.

TU Delft - Pattern Recognition Group

http://www.ph.tn.tudelft.nl/Bin/f136.html: Visit room F136 at the University Delft, the Netherlands. Are Karel and Geert ever there?

UC Santa Barbara Remotely Operated Telescope

http://www.deepspace.ucsb.edu/: You are invited to connect to the Remotely Operated Telescope (ROT) and to the Remote Access Astronomy Project (RAAP). Perhaps your request will lead to a new discovery. "Interactive Astrophysics-The doors of perception to the Universe are opened here, for you." Download the necessary viewer software before wandering through our collection of heavenly bodies...that is, heavenly images.

UNRSL Helicorder Camera

http://www.seismo.unr.edu/Webcam/webcam.html: A live look every 90 seconds at an earthquake recorder at the Univ. of Nevada, Reno. Was that a quake, or just a truck? Find out! See also the record of the last 24 hours and an explanation of this site.

Vancouver NetCam

http://www.concordpacific.com/~jmorriso/camera.cgi: Enjoy a view of Coal Harbor and the North Shore Mountains from Downtown Vancouver.

VTV Webcam

http://www.warp.com/vtvwebcam/howitworks.html: This camera gives you a wide-angle look at the author's lab. He explains why he chose a wide angle lens rather than a swiveling base, then shows you how he did it. Clever and low tech.

Wearable Webcam

http://www-white.media.mit.edu/~steve/netcam.html: Rather than use a head-mounted camera to show the world what is near him, the web master uses a camera to project to us and to a visual display that he looks at. Thus we both see the same thing. There are interesting discussions of the technical setup, the possible uses of such a setup, and the whole issue of visual privacy and surveillance.

The Weather in Stockholm

http://www.ausys.se/weather/weathre.htm: Video images of the weather including the current temperatures. Has link to an online directory service.

The Web Voyeur

http://www.eskimo.com/~irving/web-voyeur/: Contains a listing of live or near-live video views that are available on the Web.

What Miles is Watching on TV

http://www.csua.berkeley.edu/~milesm/ontv.html: A place to find pictures from the San Francisco Bay Area along with some entertaining humor with regards to the mayoral race.

WWW / Pager Interface

http://dave.mis.semi.harris.com/pager_howto.html: WWW / Pager Interface gives information on how this site passes the information from the Internet to the pager.

Go to Index-Home

Indices inclasificables

Hot Sites

Adrenaline Rushes

Awesome List 1.14

Big Black Hole Of Pain

The Blue Planet Pages

Brad's Lists of WebSTAR/MacHTTP MacOS s

Brian's Revised Internet Yellow Pages

Cameron's Sorted Hotlist

Caviar and Caviar

Cyberteddy! Universal List

Dave's List of Lists

Digital Campus

Enigma - Fact or Fiction

Fannish E-Mail Directory

Giner-Sorolla, Roger - Links on the Fringe

GO Nutt's

Gone Sane In A Mad World

Hackstadt's Hierarchical Hotlist

Hay's Ways

HMM's OTD page

Hollywood Network

Hollywood Online

Hong Kong Survival Page

Hot Hot List

Hot Links!

Hot Site of the Nite

Hotlist - Joe Walker

Humor Site of the Every Other Day

Interactive Hotlist

Jeff's Cool Linker

Jeffrey Aaron's Bookmarks

Kevin's Internet Encyclopedia

Kingston Online Services

Laserium

Laurie's Biased List of Organized Hotlinks

Le Caveau

Links to end all Web Searching

Lonster's Pick of the Litter

Markus Veittes Hotlist

Martian Flea Page

Matt's Free For All Link Page

Matthew Gray's Comprehensive List of Sites

Mediocre Site of the Day

Mexico Cool Site of the Day

Michaell Macrone's Cool URLs

Mike's Humble Home Page

Mike's Page of Cool Links

Moby's Corner

My Virtual Reference Desk

Netsurfr's Best of the Best page

Neural Network

Odin's Sighting of Today

Over the Hillers

Philippino Site of the Week

Program One's Pick Of The Week

Quack! Cool Page Index

Ram's Gateway to World Wide Web

Rob's Wacky Web Widget

Sally's Place

Santa Barbara County

Scott's Internet Hotlist

Seeress of the Web

Serendipity

Shek's Shack

Short Attention Span Site

Spider's Pick of the Day

Sponsor of the Day

Strange Things Out There On The Web

Super Connected Shareware Links

Super8's Kewl Stuff

Tabatha's Groovy Site of the Day

Tanelorn

Thigpen's net-surfed links to WWW - 5/7/94

Today's Cool Place

Tom Duffey's WWW Links

Tres Bizarre

Unusual or Deep Site of the Day

The Virtual Irish Pub

Wacked-Out WORLD OF THE WEB!