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	n a m e d r o p p i n g s a r c h i v e # 1 http://www.entropy8.com/ The most unusual (to date) and interesting design I've seen yet. submitted by Cathy Tierney http://www.covesoft.com/underwired/ Totally irreverent parody of the now mainstream "hotwired". A definite bookmark. submitted by Susan Fox http://www.qaswa.com/ Got Shockwave? Got bandwidth? Here's a challenge: figure out who these people are. submitted by Michael <<< @tlas http://www.21network.com The best magazine on the Net submitted by Giorgio Galli http://www.actden.com DEN is the future of education... submitted by Esther Wang http://mtv.com/music/underground/ They say MTV isn't music anymore...but check this out! submitted by Aceface http://web.wt.net/~mister56 Plug-in Wood! submitted by Pablo y El Torro De Cocoa http://web.wt.net/~mister56/jettstart.html Having trouble understanding fast?? submitted by Laup Remerk http://www.spearedpeanut.com/artist/kentwilliams.html Kent Williams...one super deluxe painter/illustrator. submitted by Paul Kremer http://www.21network.com/GiorgioGalli/ Great design a voice for quality on Internet submitted by GIORGIO GALLI http://www.quiet-time.com the quiet foxes live here. submitted by francis fiddlehead http://revue.com Good design and contents. Regularly, 8 young french independent photographers show their interpretation of a common theme. Revue n^o1 : "Together", Revue n^o2 : "Offenses". submitted by jean paul http://www.thing.net/~pomaga greatsite design. it is from the past, the exhibiton is over but if you would like to take part in future ones drop a mail or better, send work submitted by Tamas/Postmasters http://www.razorfish.com/bluedot/typo/ Sort of old news by now, but check it out if you haven't already. A Shockwave history of typography. submitted by Michael @ atlas http://www.gmagazine.com/html because it's got all the latest Bombay film industry gossip submitted by pamela anderson lee http://www.artnet.net/~jimmy/ this site is called text powered, and it uses pretty cool images using text and typography. submitted by jimmy chen http://www.lumiere.com Fabulous design and content. submitted by Jeff Prime http://www.mcn.net/~atooley/index.html Angry Loner Magazine "We're the only ones who understand you." submitted by Jodie Tooley http://www.geocities.com/cgi-bin/main/BHI/proxmap.html#street This url allows you to create maps for street addresses all over the USA (even for obscure backwaters, like the place I grew up). submitted by Raul "The Dragon" Gutierrez http://www.eon4.com/ Because alien life from another planet will always be interesting........ submitted by Cathy Tierney http://www.spectacle.com/spectacle/ Beautiful design! submitted by Cathy Tierney http://weiss.che.utexas.edu/~scottg/peek-a-boo.html If you like vinyl records, silly pop, or trashy garage music, stop by Peek-a-Boo HQ and say hi. There's even a little room for people who like serious angsty type music, too. submitted by Travis Higdon http://rhf.bradley.edu/~primal1/mrspudhead.html It's an interactive Mr. Potato head game....for shockwave. It's still in the making, but it's destined to be really cool...check it out. submitted by Mr. P. http://www.forteantimes.com why it's cool, because I read about it in the Voice? Because it's a little bit too hip but still good for a laugh? Because we're already entering the revisionist phase? submitted by pamela lee anderson http://www.netvoyage.net/~grobot It's a first-time-is-free noser intro to the real deal. Soon enough you'll have a Monkey God living on your back as you ride a mainer into that Golden Triangle of Asian Pop Trash that is...GIANT ROBOT MAGAZINE! submitted by Mit Lorak, AKA: Tim Carroll http://www.jinx.com games and frames, plus cool animated gifs, and it comes in its own little window. submitted by chuck moore http://www.vr1.com Great sci-fi stories, killer graphics. Very progressive web design submitted by Sean Hearne http://www.citiscape.com/Citizen_Mag Irreverent and fun content. RealAudio Overdose with a Touch of Shockwave... submitted by Robert Pointer http://gertrude.art.uiuc.edu/ludgate/the/place.html Looks swell, especially if you have a 21" monitor. One of the first "designed" sites on the Web. submitted by Michael at @tlas http://www.guinness.ie/ serve up a pint of shockwave submitted by Peter Merholz http://www.altculture.com/home.shtml Guide to everything submitted by Ivan Hoe http://tufvan.hv.se/~jnmp94/index.html It's not cool, but I need to have my counter bumped a bit... submitted by Jocke Norell http://violet.berkeley.edu:80/~rrk/ Boxer (dog) with antlers submitted by Brian Thompson http://www.panix.com/~clays/biff/ Parodic "worst home page on the Web" submitted by michael@atlas http://www.desk.nl/~sculptro/index.htm pamela says so submitted by pamela anderson lee http://www.granarybooks.com/page2.html because its cool.. and because im on it... submitted by henrik drescher http://www.best.com/~rayk/frame/pic95_fr.html lots of indian spiritual imagery submitted by david karam http://www.maitrise-orthop.com "A family that webs together stays together'. My brother's contribution to the WWW. Jean Paul the co-webmaster also contributes his programming talents to @tlas submitted by Olivier laude at @tlas http://www.sirius.com/~shag/TerboTed/ If you haven't tasted some of that Terbo Ted you're not with us you're against us! submitted by olivier laude http://www.cris.com/~Pail/ DPF, which stands for Diaper Pail Friends, is a club for people who enjoy the fantasy of dressing and/or acting like babies or young children. It is NOT a club for pedophiles, child molesters, or any of that ilk, so if that is what you are looking for you are on the wrong page. submitted by Paul Rauschelbach http://www.users.interport.net/~elisabet/ Home page of Elizabeth Roxby; a nice, clean design worth checking out. submitted by michael at @tlas
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