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 May 1998
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http://www.classicalinsites.com/ amrvhtml/conshome.html Classical Insites offers a broad range of information and activity to classical music lovers. You can chat in Fountainside, share your "desert island disc" list, or talk about how slick your stereo system is.. Feel like you don't know enough about classical music? The Conservatory provides a thorough overview of music history and performance, including audio clips and hyperlinks to a glossary. |
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http://www.photoad.com/biblemysteries/ lectures/saddam/ A web-site dealing with "Mysteries of the Bible" has posted an in depth analysis of the character of Saddam Hussein based upon his seemingly irrational actions over the past few years. The author's startling conclusion is that Saddam himself believes that he is, if not the reincarnation of the greatest of all Babylonian Kings, Nebuchadnezzar II (the destroyer of Solomon's Temple and conqueror of the earlier Jewish State), then a worthy successor. |
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http://www.savetibet.org/
Today the situation in Tibet is increasingly tense. The influx of Chinese increases; peaceful demonstrations in Lhasa and elsewhere take place despite the strong and often violent reaction by Chinese security forces. Tibetans are imprisoned for political or religious activities. Detainees are regularly tortured and exiled. Tibetans have only limited access to their country, while, China has opened it to tourism, and economic development. Reason enough to care? |
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http://www.Nashville.Net/speedtrap/
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http://www.wegmanworld.com/index2.html
William Wegman has been photographing Weimaraner dogs since he got his first one, Man Ray, in 1970. Not so uncommon, photographing your pet. What's unusual is he's been making a living photographing his dog since 1970. Whether or not you believe it's art or even right, Man Ray and his progeny have become cultural icons. |
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http://www.worldwildlife.org/tiger/index.shtml World Wildlife Fund's Year for the Tiger Web site is an interactive glimpse into the shrinking and endangered world of wild tigers. Tigers are some of the most fascinating and endangered creatures in the world: with only 6,000 remaining, wild tigers could be extinct within a decade. Access a wide range of information about tigers as well as the action we can make to save the tiger before it's too late. |
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http://www.cncurrency.com/
Head over to this nifty personal finance advisor for tips on personal investing, budgeting, and saving your money. Take advantage of financial calculators, long-term planning schedules, and tax advice. All the stuff you want to think about now that tax time is over. |
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http://www.sciplus.com/
A wonderful place to purchase all of those wacky things you never knew you couldn't live without...specimen bottles, things that glow in the dark, dehydrated owls, kits to make explosions (okay, small explosions)....it's all here. A cross between a science surplus outlet and a novelty shop, this site not only features great things at bargain prices that you can order online, but a superb web site that is as fun to read as it is to browse. |
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http://www.gabocorp.com/ An elegant, pure Shockwave site. If you're into no-holds-barred, audio and motion driven Web experiences this is a good one. Excellent communication, beautiful graphics, this site is dazzling multi-media. It loads fairly fast (on a T1) and runs smoothly on a 166Mhz machine. Worth the wait on any connection. |
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http://www.indexmedico.com/
A comprehensive and free bilingual Web directory of medical information for doctors, healthcare professionals and the public. The resource is an aggregate of links to hospitals, institutions, journals and research studies, with summaries in Spanish of each of the sources. |
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http://www.usa-asap.com/wizard/
The submission wizard promises can submit your URL to 600 search engines by enetering your information once and letting it do the work. You can download a free demo version that will submit to 20. If it works as touted it could eliminate what is normally a redious, time consuming job. |