The Travel Advisor

Updated: Dec. 1, 1995

Okay, so I didn't really update this page, I just changed the date. Still, welcome to The Mayor's completely arbitrary list of interesting places to see in the Wide World of the Web. The URLs provided may be busy or not found, but at the time this page was published they connected to some interesting resources. Enjoy!

Learning HTML

Read the original HTML Primer by the people who first brought you Mosaic.

Publications

Flip through the pages of Euphony Online Magazine, a 'zine dedicated to on-line arts, culture and entertainment.
Visit the definitive New Riders' Official World Wide Web Yellow Pages.
Many of the items on this page were discovered by reading .net, the U.K. internet magazine.

Places to go, things to see

KPMG has tax tips and other great information.
Looking for great computer bargains? Visit JEM Computers who liquidate obsolete but very useful hardware and peripherals.
SEER Communications offers independent web presence consulting, publication layouts, editing, logos, images, cgi-scripting, and HTML document creation.
Look at the unofficial Anglican's page with even more links and ideas.
Find out about the New Physics. Visit the good Dr. Sarfatti.
Visiting Italy? Check Tradenet!

Net resources and other free services

Check out The Funnies , an incredible (and very large) comics page. Let it download the dozen or so comic strips in the background while you read news or something.
DejaNews lets you search the whole USENET archive by keyword. It nicely format the output in HTML and stores old messages for several months!
Forgetful? Tie a string around your virtual finger with help from E-minder the free reminder-by-e-mail service.
Roam around British Columbian sites courtesy the local freenets.
Simon Fraser University has a great list of other links too.

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If you have questions or comments, send personal e-mail to:

The Mayor <gastown@xmission.com>