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Users now have access to groupware +features like Internet telephony, a "whiteboard" that enables users to view +and edit graphic images in real-time, an integrated VRML viewer, and +built-in audio and video viewers (fewer separate plug-ins for this). +Developers get something called LiveConnect, which lets them script and +link all sorts of live content (Java, plug-ins), more Java features, and +(surprise, surprise) new HTML tags. Administrators get a set of tools to +help configure Netscape across networks. The built-in View Source is +pretty, too. Take a look at the press release for more details. Download: +<A HREF="http://www.netscape.com/comprod/mirror/client_download.html">"http://www.netscape.com/comprod/mirror/client_download.html"</A> PR: +<A HREF="http://www.netscape.com/newsref/pr/newsrelease129.html">"http://www.netscape.com/newsref/pr/newsrelease129.html"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="SS2">MOMMY DEAREST</A></B> +<P> +We could say this is the mother of all mother sites, but we won't. The +Family Planet Mother's Day Gateway lets you tell all about the best, worst, +and funniest things your mother has ever done. Even better, read the +contributions of others. If you're irresponsible and haven't yet bought a +Mother's Day card, the Gateway supplies free e-cards. There's even a +section where moms list their desired gifts. If you are a mom yourself, +there are a few relevant columns and a section devoted to the mommy wars - +working moms versus stay-at-homes. Come now, can't we all play nice? +<A HREF="http://family.starwave.com/seasonal/mothers/">"http://family.starwave.com/seasonal/mothers/"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="SS3">YOU ARE HERE... AND WANNA GET THERE</A></B> +<P> +MapQuest is one of the coolest applications to hit the Web. Surprisingly, +it is also one of the most useful. Pick a place - any place. Well, make it +an American place. Type the address into MapQuest and it returns a complete +graphical full-color map that marks your requested location. Use the +buttons to zoom in or out through levels of magnification from national to +a local street map. If you're traveling afar, you can even get driving +directions. For extra pleasure, check out the mega-cool Java and ActiveX +versions of the Atlas. This is a free service but registering lets you save +maps on file and store your map-viewing preferences. Plus, they gave us a +hat at Spring Internet World last week. <A HREF="http://www.mapquest.com/">"http://www.mapquest.com/"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="SS4">POP ALT.CULTURE ON THE WEB</A></B> +<P> +This site promotes itself as "a swimming pool among the wading pools on the +Web" and it's not too far off the mark. Alt.culture, the Net version of the +book touted as an encyclopedia of '90s youth culture, is virtually drowning +in information. The hottest thing about this page is the Auto-Pilot, which +lets you get blip-verts of any of the 900+ articles. We shot through an +in-depth analysis of the voguing phenomenum, the V-chip, and biocular +dysphobia (VR-related health problem). Worth slipping into your floaties +and taking a dip. <A HREF="http://www.altculture.com/">"http://www.altculture.com/"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="SS5">TUNE IN, TURN ON, CLICK HERE</A></B> +<P> +A cross between celebrity worship and a venue for counter-cultural +information, Tim Leary's home page is literally a photographic tour of his +home. Travel into different rooms for glimpses of the art gallery, photo +archives, and library (featuring an HTML version of "The Psychedelic +Experience"). Much of the site is incomplete but the established framework +is clever and surprisingly slick for a site of this nature. Tim, as many +are aware, is slowly dying of cancer. You'll find health updates here along +with precise counts of his pharmaceutical (legal and illegal) intake. +Search deeper for the Leary Biscuit recipe (Ritz crackers, brie, +marijuana...). Sort of a Nixon Library for the rest of us, this site may be +worth tracking if the content grows. <A HREF="http://www.leary.com/">"http://www.leary.com/"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="SS6">SPRINKLE'S WRINKLE</A></B> +<P> +Annie Sprinkle - performance artist, photographer, sexual activist, former +porn actress - has a Web page that touts her very special brand of female +sexual celebration. Here you'll find helpful information on cervical +self-examination, some very specific massage techniques, and perhaps a few +new ideas about sex and sexuality. The highlight - or nadir, if you feel +that way - is a look at her cervix through a speculum. +<A HREF="http://www.infi.net/‾heck/sprinkleshow.html">"http://www.infi.net/‾heck/sprinkleshow.html"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="SS7">NET-VEAU RICHE</A></B> +<P> +Some of the wealthiest geeks on the Net have made millions off their +technopassion. Hence, Net Millionaires, where you can watch their net +worths rise and fall by the minute, based on current stock prices. This +site cleverly melds market quotes with stock records to provide the +relevant information. As you might guess, Netscape chairman Jim Clark is a +billionaire. Alan Meckler, of Mecklermedia fame, is only in the low eight +digits. Pity there's no privacy anymore.... By the way, investors may find +the too-brief "Historical Analysis" listing useful. All this site needs, +perhaps, is a chat room where you could trade tidbits with columnists +waiting for the rise or fall. <A HREF="http://www.pulver.com:80/million/">"http://www.pulver.com:80/million/"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="SS8">GRAND SLAM BUS TOUR</A></B> +<P> +No, it's not KISS - it's das Bus and it's making a tour of every Denny's +known to mankind. Okay, maybe not EVERY Denny's, but a whole bunch of them, +anyway. Turning an early childhood love into an adult obsession, Jason +Pfaff keeps a running journal of his Denny's visits with the pertinant info +available such as what they ate, who accompanied them, and - most +importantly - what free stuff they got or stole and whether or not there +was the requisite Weird Al Yankovic look-alike employee. It's not Kerouac, +but what do you expect for $1.99? +<A HREF="http://entropy.muc.muohio.edu/‾p7a77/densec/intro.html">"http://entropy.muc.muohio.edu/‾p7a77/densec/intro.html"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="SS9">RIGHT THIS WAY TO HOLLYWOOD AND VINE</A></B> +<P> +It's flashy! Splashy! And just a little bit trashy! Capitol Records invites +you to visit "Hollywood and Vine", an impressive corner of the WWW inspired +by the famous Tinseltown intersection, which also happens to be in the +general vicinity of Capitol Records' headquarters. Ripe with funky, +postcard-like graphics, Hollywood and Vine is the ultimate tourist trap in +the realm of music and entertainment. Stop by the Leaning Tower Travel +Center for an overview. Check out upcoming music tour dates. Reminisce over +hits of the '70s. Send a friend a digital postcard. Bet you're wishing you +were here already. <A HREF="http://hollywoodandvine.com/">"http://hollywoodandvine.com/"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="SS10">COMING ATTRACTIONS</A></B> +<P> +Most Hollywood studios have flashy presences on the Net. To keep up with +their new releases, you'd have to spend a lot of time surfing. Here's an +alternative that centralizes links to movie trailers all over the Web. It +ain't fancy but it's complete, with lists organized by studio. There are +also sections for foreign film studios, TV shows, and music videos. Even +before trailers become available, check out the upcoming movie list for +films in production or even pre-production stages. The "Hot Trailer Pick +Awards" highlights selected film sites of the week. You may be begging for +a cable modem after downloading some of the 6 MB whoppers. Curiosity has +its costs. <A HREF="http://lyre.mit.edu/‾deering/tpark.html">"http://lyre.mit.edu/‾deering/tpark.html"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="SS11">CLICK IT AGAIN, SAM</A></B> +<P> +You probably already know about this movielicious site, but to compete with +commercial databases, the Internet Movie Database (IMDb), maintained by 18 +people around the world, has established itself as a company - that is, +gone pro. Thank goodness its Web services will remain free, because the +database lists over 70,000 movies, including classics and current releases, +Hollywood and other films, along with biographies and background. If you +like, IMDb will notify you by e-mail of updates to this massive and +ever-growing resource. Every film student should link to it. US: +<A HREF="http://us.imdb.com/">"http://us.imdb.com/"</A> UK: <A HREF="http://uk.imdb.com/">"http://uk.imdb.com/"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="SS12">DAS PERSONAL UNDERSEA TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM</A></B> +<P> +Yearning for something other than the weekend yacht? US Submarines (USS) +offers several models of personal luxury submarines. The prices for such +goodies are steep, and even USS admits that the personal submarine concept +may seem a tad silly to the unenlightened. So, in addition to illustrations +and descriptions of the models, USS will also let you have $50,000 if you +happen to know anyone who can and eventually does purchase one of their +luxury subs. Start checking that address file. Credit USS for an +entertaining site and an idea that might shake a few cobwebs out of your +brain. After all, as the company says about its 188-foot, five-stateroom +Seattle 1000, "After one dive in Seattle, a simple megayacht will never +again suffice." That goes without saying. <A HREF="http://www.cnw.com/‾ussubs/">"http://www.cnw.com/‾ussubs/"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="SS13">WELCOME WAGON FOR INTERNET NEWCOMERS</A></B> +<P> +Are you a stranger in the brave new wired world? Eager to graduate from +newbie status and subject yourself to flames, spams, and fingers? If you +answered at least one yes and/or you don't have a clue as to what newbie, +flame, spam, or finger means, here's the perfect site for you. "Learn the +Net: the Essential Internet Online" guides you through Camp Internet. +You'll explore the mysteries of getting connected, memorize proper +netiquette, check out e-mail and newsgroups, and even learn how to create +your own home page. Yes, that is Larry Magid waving his little cyberhand. +<A HREF="http://www.paradesa.com/teionline/home/home.html">"http://www.paradesa.com/teionline/home/home.html"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="SS14">YAHOOLIGANS</A></B> +<P> +Yahoo's site for 8 to 14-year-olds lives up to its devilishly clever name, +delivering links kids should find intriguing. Factor in Yahooligans' +rejection of sites that are "sleazy, slimy, snarly, paranoid, hateful, +hideous, harmful, pornographic or prejudiced" (there goes, what, a quarter +of the Web?) and you end up with a safe haven for junior surfers. +Otherwise, Yahooligans follows the lead of its older sibling, with new +sites, cool sites, and random sites just a click away, along with a helpful +breakdown of categories (check out Homework Answers in the School Bell +category). Club Yahooligans offers e-mail notices of cool sites, special +offers, and other nebulous coolness for anyone willing to fill out a form +apparently devised by someone from marketing. <A HREF="http://www.yahooligans.com/">"http://www.yahooligans.com/"</A> +<P> +<P> +<H2><A NAME="OT">ONLINE TRAVEL</A></H2> +<HR> +<I>Click your mouse and see the world</I> +<P> +<B><A NAME="OT1">MUNICH FOUND</A></B> +<P> +Such is the name of a page we're glad we came upon. This Bavarian bounty +looks good and is bursting with high-quality content. Munich Found, the +cybercompanion to a paper edition, isn't just an online tourist pamphlet, +but is an intelligent look at the town and issues of import in Germany. +Articles in the April issue looked at the establishment of an urban car ban +to create a pedestrian zone, lingering effects of the Holocaust, and dating +in Germany. The latter warns that you could find yourself with "the well +mannered work horse who schedules spontanaeity in his Filofax." News +articles, a "what's on" list, and classifieds are typical for this kind of +page, but atypically interesting in style and perception. +<A HREF="http://www.MunichFound.de/">"http://www.MunichFound.de/"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="OT2">ON THE ROAD OUT WEST</A></B> +<P> +Out West Online is the latest homespun spin on Out West Newspaper, the +9-year-old effort of Chuck and Rodica Woodbury on their journey down +western America's roads in a 24-foot motorhome/newsroom. This ongoing +quarterly travelogue of 100% bona fide American corn ranges across the +story of Hi Jolly and the US Camel Military Corps, to a garlic-loving ghost +in Bodie, Calif., and onto e-mail roadfood testimonials (including a hot +tip about the biscuits 'n' gravy at a diner in Dayton, Nev.), all peppered +with some genuinely useful info on various sites and activities west of the +Rockies. Check out the rocky mountain oyster "Testicle Festival" in Rock +Creek, Mont. virtually if you can't face it in the flesh. +<A HREF="http://www.outwestnewspaper.com/">"http://www.outwestnewspaper.com/"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="OT3">CANNES CAN'T, SO THEY DO</A></B> +<P> +"They" are Film Scouts, and their coverage of the currently rolling Cannes +Film Festival embarasses the official site. The Film Scouts page has press +conference notes, a guide to Cannes, and an exclusive Philip Glass +composition. Bone up on your Riviera French at the Language Lab. As for +substance, reviews, interviews, and awards are promised. If you feel +compelled, there's even a link to the official Cannes site. Netsurfer'll +send someone to the festival next year. C'est pratiquement signe. +<A HREF="http://www.filmscouts.com/festivals/cannes96/index.html">"http://www.filmscouts.com/festivals/cannes96/index.html"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="OT4">UP YONDER</A></B> +<P> +The Alaska Internet Travel Guide is 525 pages of information on visitng +America's largest state. From accomodations to adventures it's listed here, +with hundreds, maybe thousands, of links to each company's photos, package +rates, and e-mail forms. Want to hunt musk oxen on Nunivak Island? Or is a +narrated floatplane flightseeing trip over the Juneau Icefield more your +style? Find it, plan it, and in some cases, reserve it in mere minutes. +Who'd have thought the most untamed state would have the most advanced +travel Web site? <A HREF="http://www.alaskaone.com/travel/">"http://www.alaskaone.com/travel/"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="OT5">CRAVING HAGGIS, WHISKEY, OR YOUR CLAN?</A></B> +<P> +The Rampant Scotland Index home page promises to provide "all Scotland on +your computer screen" and they almost deliver - you can't taste the haggis +or whiskey. Whether you want to visit Scotland, learn more about it, or +just take a virtual tour, this site's 500 links cover everything Scottish. +Prospective tourists will appreciate the where-to-go, what-to-see, and +where-to-stay info, while those enamored of Scottish culture can delve into +the intricacies of clans and tartans, music and dance, Gaels and Celts, and +more. Also featured are links to Scottish business and economy, food and +drink, and newspapers and magazines. +<A HREF="http://users.colloquium.co.uk/‾scott_awa/index.htm">"http://users.colloquium.co.uk/‾scott_awa/index.htm"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="OT6">WEB VOYEURISM COMES TO ANTARCTICA</A></B> +<P> +Yet another ever-vigilant video camera is wired into the Web. This time, +instead of being in the bottom of a fish tank, it's at the bottom of the +planet - Mawson Station, Antarctica. Unfortunately, the sun does not appear +a whole lot these days, leading to crisp pictures of, well, not much. There +is a link to the midday picture, but truth be told, there's not that much +to see. For diversions the jaded or unadventurous might want to check +Mawson's weather and gloat that you're here and not there, and those in +need of a change of scenery and climate can zip over to the Australian +Antarctic Division's home page and check out the tourist flights and +employment opportunities at the bottom of the world. +<A HREF="http://www.antdiv.gov.au/aad/exop/sfo/mawson/video.html">"http://www.antdiv.gov.au/aad/exop/sfo/mawson/video.html"</A> +<P> +<P> +<H2><A NAME="FJ">FLOTSAM & JETSAM</A></H2> +<HR> +<I>Random acts of online reality</I> +<P> +<B><A NAME="FJ1">WHO'S WHO IN THE WORLD OF CHESS</A></B> +<P> +This World Chess Champions site provides all the right moves for chess +players and spectators alike. From Morphy to Fisher to Kasparov, you'll +find a plethora of biographies, plenty of photos, historical documents, and +a great database of chess resources. Check it out for yourself. (We just +had to say that.) <A HREF="http://www.qnet.fi/mathiasen/matyson.html-ssi">"http://www.qnet.fi/mathiasen/matyson.html-ssi"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="FJ2">E-LISTS</A></B> +<P> +It is so horrifyingly easy to fill your days with e-mail. Check out the +searchable Publicly Accessible Mailing Lists (PAML) and E-Mail Discussion +Groups/Lists (EMDG/L) for a few thousand mailing lists on any topic you +want. PAML: <A HREF="http://www.neosoft.com/internet/paml/bysubj.html">"http://www.neosoft.com/internet/paml/bysubj.html"</A> EMDG/L: +<A HREF="http://www.webcom.com/impulse/list.html">"http://www.webcom.com/impulse/list.html"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="FJ3">SUBMIT YOUR URL TO SUBMITALL</A></B> +<P> +So you've created a page and it's time to link your URL to search sites and +directory services. SubmitAll is a single point for submitting to 27 +different sites for free. Later, you can submit to more without having to +re-enter all the info because it's keyed to a unique ID. Neat. +<A HREF="http://www.hometeam.com/tools/submital.htm">"http://www.hometeam.com/tools/submital.htm"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="FJ4">THE MOTHER OF ALL HOTLISTS</A></B> +<P> +Among gadzillions of websites, there are few tried and true that keep us +coming back. In one page, "Hot Sheet" collects, and organizes by category, +about 300 useful sites. A great starting point for Net newbies. +<A HREF="http://www.tstimpreso.com/hotsheet/">"http://www.tstimpreso.com/hotsheet/"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="FJ5">VIDEOPHONE DIRECTORY</A></B> +<P> +Connectix, makers of VideoPhone, and Four11, the largest Net white pages +directory, have created a free searchable database that enables Videophone +users to directly locate each other over the Web. Find the name, then click +to establish a videocall. <A HREF="http://www.four11.com/">"http://www.four11.com/"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="FJ6">ON YOUR MARKS, GET SET, CLICK</A></B> +<P> +Here are some trivia about the Olympics, courtesy of the Olympic Factbook +and Olympics Quiz, a selection from the Factbook published in association +with the US Olympic Committee. Bone up for conversation at your next +cocktail or swimming party. <A HREF="http://www.thomson.com/olympics.html">"http://www.thomson.com/olympics.html"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="FJ7">SITE FOR BROKERS, INVESTORS, AND OTHER SERIOUS MONEY-HEADS</A></B> +<P> +A complicated, intricate and restrictive site is now available for serious +money hounds. If you have the bandwidth, a frames-capable browser, a +platform for Java, and a serious interest in fancy forecasts, then see +<A HREF="http://www.hhconductor.com/">"http://www.hhconductor.com/"</A> +<P> +<B><A NAME="FJ8">CATALOGUE MANIA</A></B> +<P> +You can search for and request sample issues of thousands of print media +and catalogues listed at Media Finder. They currently list over 10,000 +publications in over 265 subject areas. <A HREF="http://www.mediafinder.com/">"http://www.mediafinder.com/"</A> +<P> +<P> +<H2><A NAME="SW">SOFTWARE</A></H2> +<HR> +<I>Online related software notices and mini-reviews</I> +<P> +<B><A NAME="SW1">THANKS, ZD</A></B> +<P> +You expect a lot from Ziff-Davis, and from the ZD Net Software Library you +get 10,000 points of light. The 1996 PC Magazine Shareware Awards Finalist +page is a gem in itself. "Editors' Picks", which includes thumbnail reviews +and ratings of current shareware, awards, and "Top Downloads", is a great +place to start. Internet and publishing tools, browsers, e-mail and news +readers, helper and communication apps, tutorials - ZD provides a treasure +trove for netters, newbies, Windows freaks, and Webaholics. What a gorgeous +triumph in design for Netscape users! What a joy to find so much useful +software in one place! 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