What's New?

1996-12-28

• Have you seen the Edge Cutting Graphics by Jmax?

• It was a winter wonderland along the Mississippi Gulf Coast today!

• Having trouble finding a Christmas gift for someone? Have you looked in the Goldinc Store ? Many of our clients have a variety of gifts to choose from!

• The Internet Movie Database has an extensive site on the 'Net for movie buffs.

• Hey, like wow! Goldinc dial-up users can now check their time spent on-line.

1996-11-25

• Are you starting to panic over preparing your first Thanksgiving dinner?!? Butterball is on-line and ready to help!
• Cyberspace Law for non-lawyers

• The First Annual Old Town Christmas Street Festival is scheduled for Saturday, December 7 in Bay St. Louis, MS. Over 70 arts, crafts, food booths and other booths of interest (like goldinc!) will be participating. Live entertainment is scheduled throughout the day. More information about the Christmas Festival is available.

• Do yourself a favor. Review the computer virus myths home page.
• It's the season of giving

• The return of the Goldinc Monthly Newsletter. Watch for the "holes" in the newsletter index to be filled in ... real soon now.

• Anyone interested in health food and vitamins should be sure to check out Lily of the Valley. Lily carries a wide range of products for the health conscious individual.

• Lynda's Cookery has over 1500 items of fine kitchenware and accessories. Lynda's is featuring All-Clad Cop-R-Chef on the 'Net and it's on sale!

• Hidden Costs: In a supplement to the July 1996 Government Technology magazine, titled "Emerging Technologies Handbook", according to The Gartner Group, the sticker price of a Windows-based PC is only about 15 percent of the total cost to install, run and maintain it. Support, on the other hand, is 56% of the cost of purchasing and running the PC. Macintoshes were found to cost 25% less to support. See this page for more details.

• Curb Systems, Inc. -- continuous sculptured concrete borders for landscaping.

• NBE provides auditing and accounting for small businesses, artists and non-profits.

• Gifts By The Bay in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi carries a wide array of gifts and collectibles. Featured items include Harbour Lights (award winning lighthouses) and Singing River Originals.

• As the Presidential election date draws closer, be sure to check out a very unscientific election poll on-line and cast your vote.

• Effective 1 Nov, Goldinc's un-metered Internet Access will be $24.95 monthly -- same great service at a new low price!

• 2Fish Productions -- currently providing Web page design services for the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

• Goldinc will be participating in the Women's Expo in Biloxi this Saturday, October 12. The Expo will be in the Coast Convention Center. Drop by our booth!

• PNG is announced as the W3C's first official Recommendation. The endorsement is the subject of a mostly accurate news item by c|net's Tim Clark. The PNG group's own Chris Lilley is prominently mentioned.

• Monti Electric serving the Gulf Coast in electrical supplies and lighting - commerical, residential, industrial and government entities.

• Emerald Bay in Olde Town Bay St Louis offers unusual, unique and hard to find items with a southwestern flavor.

• Do you want to lose weight? Do you have dry skin? You'll want to check out Selectway Company and Honey In The Rock.

• An "emergency situation" at MAE-East (Washington, DC.) results in a major Network Outage, and GOLDINC loses connectivity to the Internet.

• D.T.'s Colorful Popular Datebook

The Web Guide for Kids is at Yahooligans

1996-09-14

• Mississippi NetDay96 is an opportunity for us to contribute to the success of our children's education. Please visit the Mississippi NetDay96 site to learn how you can volunteer to assist a local school get wired. See also the National NetDay 96 page.
• The Missing Person Search is seeking sponsors.

1996-09-11

• PC-Experts has great prices on memory for your computer.

• The owner of an antique painting seeks information about the painting.

• The Net is ablaze with talk about the Largest Known Prime ... then again, maybe not.

• The Internet Index

• The deadline is fast approaching to sign up for Fantasy Football. Be sure to see the "sneak attack".

• A long distance telephone carrier experiences the loss of a fiber-optic cable due to a train derailment in Atlanta, and goldinc loses Internet Connectivity. Traffic is re-routed, with total down-time being 2.5 hours. Stuff happens.

• The Internet Privacy Coalition and the Golden Key Campaign
• The Accidental Superhighway

• HARE.KRSNA.7610 VIRUS -- It made the National News, so get ready for mass hysteria comparable to that caused by the Michaelangelo Virus
• Chess Challenge Rematch
• Tim Skirvin's Home Page

• Netscape Announces Navigator 3.0 and reveals why Explorer 3.0 has a long way to go
• Microsoft Internet Explorer version 3.0 is released, and Microsoft responds to Netscape's "Why IE has a long way to go"

• Power Struggle in IRC Land
• A Discussion of the ms.* Usenet News Hierarchy

• Gulfcoast On-Line Development, Inc. established an Internet presence twelve months ago, today. Happy birthday to us!

• America Online's service to its more than 6,000,000 members worldwide was interrupted between 4:00 a.m. and 10:45 p.m. See the statement by Steve Case, America Online Chairman and CEO.

• Mississippi's 10 most wanted parents

• Galileo Ganymede 1 Images
• "My only personal computer is an Intel-based compatible running Windows 95."

• Don't count Apple out yet

• The Green Eggs Report
• Are you ready for PetaFLOPs? Are you any more ready than you were in July 1994? Be ready by July 2010, regardless!

  "The Federal High Performance Computing and Communications Program's (HPCC) goal of sustained teraflops computing by the year 1997 is well on its way to being met. At a million billion (including, but not restricted to, floating point) operations per second, however, a peta(fl)ops (hereafter designated petaflops) machine is so far beyond anything within contemporary experience that it may require entirely new paradigms in architecture, technology, and programming."

• PetaFLOPS Enabling Technology and Applications

• The United States Census Bureau has a nice gazetteer

• The United States Postal Service

• Wizards of the Coast -- a game manufacturer based in Seattle, Washington

• The Bay St. Louis Crab Fest starts this 4th of July at 11 a.m.

• The 100hot websites
• The Silicon Investor

• Edmunds is a great place to check out new and used car prices.

• Frequently Asked Questions about the Air Force

• Frequently asked Questions about the Navy
• Just when you thought you'd seen it all, Welcome to Hillary's Hair proves you wrong.
• The Apple ][Emulation page

• Be sure to check out MapQuest to plan your summer vacations. It has an interactive street guide, travel routes and much more.

• The United Federation of Interstellar Planets, Internet Division, is a role playing organization for those who like Star Trek.

• The U.S. Coast Guard Auxillary AUXWEB

• The pointcast network

• The Super Shopper has Web Presence

• No Bill Clinton is a publication that explores the Federal Reserve Banking System and what individuals can do to make a difference in the economic future of the United States.

• Information on the Domain Name Registration Fee
• And more info

• The First Annual Paws N Claws Bash is scheduled for Saturday, May 4 from 8:00 pm to 1:00 am. Sponsored by the Humane Society of South Mississippi, the dance will be held in the Crowne Room at the Broadwater Hotel with music by the Tip-Tops. Tickets may be purchased at the door for $50 a couple or $35 single. For more information call 863-3354. Donations can be made to the Humane Society of South Mississippi, 13756 Washington Avenue, Gulfport, MS, 39503.

• DeRussy Motors of Bay St. Louis, MS now has web presence.

1996-04-29

• The Pillsbury Bake-Off has a page with recipes, pictures and other things to get your mouth watering!

1996-04-25

• Flat Screen Space Theatre is the World Wide Web's First Online Virtual Planetarium Facility. The show includes images from the Hubble Space Telescope, NASA, ESA and the Space Telescope Science Institute.

1996-04-27

• Be sure to attend the April Extravaganza at the Hancock County Civic Center in Bay St. Louis on Saturday, April 27, starting at 6:00 pm. Proceeds benefit Hope Haven Inc.'s shelter for abused, neglected and abandoned children. The night includes a spagetti dinner, live and silent auctions (including a Green Bay Packers jacket signed by Brett Favre), music and a "Guys as Dolls" beauty pageant.

1996-04-20

• Billy R. Maloy, III recently won a checkers tournament sponsored by the Long Beach Library as part of the National Library Week activities. There were approximately 30 children participating in the event.

1996-04-20

• Power With People

1996-04-13

• Gulf Coast Internet Mall

1996-04-12

• Suz Talks!

1996-04-08

• Leonard's CAM World and the email message that brought it to our attention

1996-03-24

• The regular season is just a warm-up for Tournament play, and a Mississippi team has once again peaked at "just the right time". We refer, of course, to the Goldinc Jaguars' victory in the second round of the South Mississippi Soccer Club Tournament. 'Way to go guys!
• The Mississippi State basketball team advances to the next round in their Tournament, also. What's it called again? Oh yeah: the Final Four

1996-03-20

• www.gardenweb.com -- which includes an extensive on-line catalogue of Southern Perennials and Herbs

1996-03-19

• The Center for Financial Well-Being is added to our quicklinks page.

1996-03-14

• The AGIS feature in the Detroit News (2/20/96)

1996-03-11

• Apple makes Mac System 7.5 Update 2.0 available via the Internet. Check here if you have trouble getting through to an Apple FTP site. Info from Apple is available at www.apple.com. The OpenTransport FAQ file is available

1996-03-09

• Apple announces plans to close eWorld on March 31, 1995.

1996-03-06

• The Realms Organization, realms.org, has web presence.
  Indeed.

1996-03-05

• STAZ Software, home of Future BASIC II, has web presence

1996-03-03

• Tired of reading the same questions over and over about Serena? Just refer the newbies to the FAQ file. If you don't know who Serena is (or Belle, or Puppy, or Jaws,...) then you haven't become addicted to CU-SeeMe (yet).

1996-03-02

• The Friends of the Long Beach Public Library now have Web presence. Did you know that the Long Beach Library has the third highest circulation per capita in Mississippi, and the highest circulation per capita on the coast?

• Ricochet Associates announces the Alpha Release of raServer -- a World Wide Web server for Windows 95/Windows NT.

• www.goldinc.net -- Affordable Inter-networking

• Timberlake Student Ministries now has web presence.

• As the 50th anniversary of the dawning of the Computer Age approaches, the strongest Grandmaster in History prepares to battle the most powerful Chess playing computer ever constructed -- a clash of Titans. Watch for game summaries here.

1996-02-07

• The President of the United States signs legislation making illegal the transmission of indecent material via the Internet.
• A long distance telephone carrier experiences the loss of a fiber-optic cable, and goldinc loses Internet Connectivity. Traffic is re-routed, with total down-time being less than 2 hours.

1996-02-05

• CU-SeeMe! If you haven't heard about it, you will. See also IRC's Cu-SeeMe Info and Indiana State's CU-SeeMe info

1996-01-24

• Babe Alert!

1996-01-17

• Local users of America On-Line are spammed by user at a "coastal" ISP.

1996-01-11

• Bad news for daleks

1996-01-09

• Global Church Web Pages

1996-01-06

• A Multimedia Tour of the Solar System

1996-01-01

• A new year, a new Web Server, a new look to our Web Pages.

1995-12-31

• Our DNS entry got updated today.
• We're now serving up a list of User and Staff Web Pages.