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ZIP+4 Codes

• The United States Postal Service

Be kind to your fine, feathered Postal Service. Use the ZIP+4 code. If you don't know it, ask the friendly folks at the above site.

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Places, Places, and Places

• The U.S. Gazetteer
• The Tiger Map Service -- Zoom Out
• The Tiger Map Service
• The Tiger Map Service -- Zoom In

Fun stuff from the U.S. Census Bureau. All three Tiger links show a map with the location of my house marked. Be forewarned: the maps may take a little while (around one minute) to generate.

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How to Get There

• British Airways Schedule Search
• Air Canada's Schedule, in English or en français
• United Airlines Flight Search
• Delta Airlines Flight Schedules
• American Airlines Flight Schedules
• Southwest Airlines Flight Schedule
• Amtrak's Train Routes
• Washington State Ferries Ferry Information
• RIDERLINK from Metro Transit, King County, Washington
• Champaign - Urbana Mass Transit District Route Schedules
• UPS U.S. Ground Service Time-In-Transit

Just make sure you only send stuff via UPS.

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Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head

• Purdue Weather Processor
• Northern Illinois Meteorology Program
• UIUC's Department of Atmospheric Sciences
• The U.S. National Weather Service

What's the weather like? Go find out from these servers.

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Buying Stuff

• Lands' End Direct Merchants

I am so excited that Lands' End has a catalog on the web. I tried to order something, but it was on backorder, so I didn't. After about six weeks, it wasn't anymore, so I finally got my white turtle . Hooray!

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How To Set Up A Web Site

• On expert.cc.purdue.edu
• On bert.cs.byu.edu
• On SEDCON accounts at vuse.vanderbilt.edu
• On owlnet.rice.edu
• On ux5.cso.uiuc.edu
• On athena.mit.edu
• On fas.harvard.edu

These are all the sites listed on my peopletrace file that I actually know. If you need help with the actual construction of an HTML document, I heartily recommend using the "View Source" option and ripping off people's code from sites that appeal to you (i.e. for format options, etc.; don't be stupid and rip off a bunch of people's copyrighted material and get them mad at you). Still, to go about it the "right" way, look under the above sites for "A Guide to HTML" or some such title. Odds are pretty good it will land you on NCSA's "A Beginner's Guide to HTML". If you just want raw tags (as opposed to seeing them in a document), you can see Sandia's HTML Reference Manual, which I put here as much so I can find it as for anyone else's benefit (like the page says, HTML You Can Use).

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Course Timetables at UIUC

• Courses for Summer I (four-week summer session) 1996
• Courses for Summer II (eight-week summer session) 1996
• Courses for Fall 1996
• Courses for Spring 1997

Thinking about taking courses at UIUC? Plan your schedule using these timetables.

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Sports, Right Now
ESPNET SportsZone's Online Scoreboards:

• Major League Baseball
• National Football League
• National Basketball Association
• National Hockey League
• NCAA Football
• NCAA Men's Basketball
• NCAA Women's Basketball

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High School Sports

• The Illinois High School Association
• The Chicago Tribune Prep Scoreboard

The IHSA has a web site. All rejoice. The Tribune posts scores. Occasionally. All rejoice. <Yay.>

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Governmental HTML

• Naperville, The City In Which I Live
• DuPage, The County In Which I Live
• Illinois, The State In Which I Live
• The Fifty States (On The Web)
• The Feds--Executive Branch
• The Feds--Legislative Branch--North
• The Feds--Legislative Branch--South
• The Feds--Judicial Branch

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