This is a springboard into the Web. Your comments are welcome. I want to keep
this page short, useful, and reasonably stable. I invite disaster by including
resources from all over the world! Please be patient if some sources (eg
images on this page) do not always work.
Damon
Back to the news... There are several newspapers putting services on-line;
some are free and some partially so. Click here to read the free, on-line version
of the Daily Telegraph newspaper. It does not always work with Mosaic, which
is an irritation; otherwise it is well-presented. Click here for information on ClariNet's on-line
news service through USENET (which we can supply over UUCP). Click here for some of the
top items of world news from the Reuters newswire via ClariNet.
In a more arty vein... Click here to visit the WebMuseum. This
is a well-presented and easy-to-follow collection of art on-line, including
some of the classics. Click here to visit
Virgin's ``Raft,'' which includes demo tapes and information on many of the
bands on the Virgin label. I think Mandelbrot curves are art objects myself,
but then what do I know about art? Click here to
go fractal surfing! I always wanted to write an application to do this, but
found it on the Web first.
Click here for a view of
the worst that the Web has to offer! Very well worth a visit.