Thank you for visiting our pages.
We would love it if you would add to our guestbook!
I was at the Award contest page to vote for #122 when I saw your link Now I'll vote for you too. Your great. I'm going to bookmark your site. My wife & I love it.
Charles E Donaldson <ced@rio.com>
Cottage Grove, OR USA
Hi there! Great page for a wanderer to come across. I are also a senior Grampa with a great toy to travel around the world with. Glad to see I do not journey alone.
Bill and Sandra Freeman <bfreeman@direct.ca>
Maple Ridge, BC Canada

border=0 width=400 height=54 ALT=GrandpawsKidsPage>

Tom Poole <tpoole@erols.com>
Gambrills, MD USA
WOW! and congratulations!
Lily Kerns <CWKerns@worldnet.att.net>
Marionville, MO USA
Great Page come stop by mine and sign my guestbook
Brianna <macochran@tnet.net>
Victoria, BC Canada
Hi!! I feel like I've missed out. I Wanna Take Classes There Too!! - Will this Winter, I guess.
Your page looks great, by the way, and I think it's neat that you all are sticking together.
see ya!!
Tracy <starbless@webzone.net>
Broken Arrow, OK USA

BUFFALO BILLS VS MIAMI DOLPHINS

Sunday, October 13th, 1:00PM EST on N.B.C.

at Rich Stadium in Buffalo, New York




"GO BILLS !!!"



Paul <paulk@buffnet.net>
Buffalo, NY USA
I thought that this page was interesting.
starcloud <cipriano@courant.infi.net>
U.S.A.
Greetings fellow Earthlings! Beware of the Munchkins, for the depth of their hidden evil has not yet been discovered (I know, I was one...in a play)! Elmo is with each and every one of us...love, luck, and lollipops!
Cheryl <azalea@geocities.com>
Yardley, PA 19067
This is a fabulous homepage!!!! Wizard of Oz is one of my favorite
movies--try to see it every time it comes to the tube.
Laurie J. White <mtcvb@azstarnet.com>
Tucson, AZ USA



Angela aka Foxx <drake@xcelco.on.ca>
Ontario Canada
Bronze award is terrific, but you deserved the gold.
When can you re-submit and we can work harder for a gold vote
Farrell <coff@imt.net>
Billings,
Greetings. I'd like to say I appreciate this page. It has a lot of info, and thats what i need :-) I'm a new to the net, but with the info given here, I'll soon be well informed. I was interested in the frames portion especially. Thanks again.
Lord Kayuza <lrepp@buffnet.net>
Buffalo, NY US
I liked a number of the sites, esp the Yellow Brick Road!
Max Donatelli <maxbaker@buffnet.net>
Buffalo, NY USA
Oh, you guys--I am so jealous!! I started out being a member
of your group, but had to drop out due to time constraints.
Tonight I accidently came across the outcome of your Virtual
University experience--and I love it! Odd thing is, I am
an Oz collector,and in fact will be doing a craft show this
weekend at the Wizard of Oz festival in Chesterton, Indiana
(shameless plug). I wish I had all the fun with the Oz graphics
and storyline that you guys did! I ill bookmark your pages
and head some of my young friends seking html advice to it.
It should be a fun way to learn!
Great job!
Debbie <deborah@sojourn.com>
Eaton Rapids, USA
Thats a real cool home page Its very neat and not dirty good work
melanie <thunder904@ag.net>
Niagara Falls, ny usa
Like WOW...no I mean....FAR*OUT!! Come see my Home Page...I promise you will me delighted...thrilled...entertained...charmed...and you'll tell all your friends.


As night befalls the Rhyming Star, I send my message to where you are.
If when you wake my star you see, just send it back with Rhyme to me.




home of





E. Fay Dyer-Austin (RHYMESTER) <rhymster@bright.net>
Wauseon, OH U*S*A*
This is a very well done site. It's turning out to be
a great help to me. Nice job!
Vulture <carl@buffnet.net>
Buffalo, NY USA
Just browsed through the "Yellow Brick Road" and now that I look back, I wish I had been in your group. You see, I was enrolled in the same class with a group that didn't mold the way I wished it could have. Anyways, I am formally asking that your homepage be linked to mine and vice versa. I think you'll like my homepage as much as I did yours. Thanks and god bless.
Henry Tran <henry@zipcon.net>
Kent, WA U.S.A.
yes very interesting i have enrolled to do a course "on-line publishing
and your page will provide intersting ideas but differant of course
will visit again soon kaven dedman
kaven dedman <nevak@dove.mtx.net.au>
adelaide, SA australaia
surfing through your pages found an midi falling in love
I realy like the tune since Elvis is my favorite singer
I'm using on my webpage thanks.
Manuel furtado <manfur@oberon.ark.com>
CR, BC CA










Come visit!!






Ichirou Kataoka <bakauma@pis.bekkoame.or.jp>
Nishinomiya, Hyogo Japan
Thank's for signing my page, you have a wonderful setup, I love them all.
I wish I had a course also :)

Ian's Flight





Ian <alfian@mailhost.primenet.com>
west covina, ca us
Hi from FRANCE

Thanks for the visit Paul!

The Land of Oz is really original

Keep up the nice work



Hi websurfers. wanna be happy?.Visit




Don't forget to sign the GUESTBOOK




Latremoliere Philippe <phlatrem@cnrs-orleans.fr>
Orleans, France
Hey Paul, thanks for visiting my site and leaving such nice comments in my guestbook.

Hmmmm, been surfing into your site. Fantastic idea your site. I love the setup!








Rogor Diapari <rogor@dds.nl>
Amsterdam, NL The Netherlands
hi, thanks for signing my guestbook! Yes, Toronto is a really great city, I have been to Buffalo before, but me and my family have only had negative expiiriences, it really didn't seem to be that freindly of a place, most of it was run down, and people were rude to us. So, I saw your page, it was interesting, but what does this have to do with me????bye for now...


Bram Hernick <bramie@interlog.com>
Toronto (Willowdale), Ontario Canada

Really enjoyed your site! Gave me some ideas on how to pull
mine together with more of a theme! With a name like "Dream
Studios", it should be fairly obvious right? :) Thanks for
signing my guestbook ...I appreciate the comments very much!
Dee Adams <dream@rollanet.org>
Rolla, MO USA
Unique page! I enjoyed the adventure. I can't wait until it's finished!
Clara Schindler <schindlc@ucs.orst.edu>
Corvallis, OR USA
I have just completed Designing The Ultimate Web Page class.
I only wish I had known about this ULTIMATE page when I
started creating my page. Thanks to a classmate,I've found
you NOW. Keep up the good work.

Jan <JANICE@concentric.net>
Chicago, IL US
Hi Paul's Page Masters,

All I can say is wonderful, wonderful, and wonderful again.
You have a really awesome site here and are a tremendous
help to all of us in the Ultimate Web Page class at Spectrum
U. Please don't let this site go away after the class is
over. I'm having such a good time, I know I'm going to be
working on my website for a gracious long time and I put a
link to you on my page so I can get here fast when I have a
question!

Thank you!

Theresa

--

http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/3575

Practice senseless kindness and random acts of beauty.

Theresa <theresa_brown@sra.com>
Suitland, MD USA

Paul, I first visited your page at the beginning of this class and must say, this one looks great. The layout and use of frames is very nice. Your group deserves great kudos for a job well done. I only wish I had more time and our group was a little more together this past summer. I think we could have provided a similar site. As it is, our page turned out like this.

Scott Krabler <scottkr@ix.netcom.com>
Wayzata, MN USA
You are all on a noble quest.


And it appears that you have created quite a viable community along the way.


If any are interested in discussing the dynamics of the Internet, check out


our mailing list.


NetDynam, the E-Mail List for Network Dynamics



As a vehicle for this process I highly recommend the NetDynam mailing
list. It consists of an eclectic group of interested folks who discuss
issues of their own online community as well as issues of the wider
venue of the Email lists and the Internet. One can subscribe to
NetDynam through the listserver at
LISTSERV@SJUVM.stjohns.edu by sending the the following command in
the body of your message:

subscribe netdynam, your name

EXAMPLE: subscribe netdynam Roy Winkler

Roy Winkler <rwinkler@iquest.net>
Anderson, IN USA

Hi Paul! It sure has been awile since I've been here. I Love your Wizard of OZ Stories...*Smile*
Thanks for stopping by!



Click on PEGASUS for an Invitation!




Come Visit a Mystery Unknown ......




Pegasus <Pegasus@wanderers.com>
Long Island, Ny USA
excellent wish I could make something that nice
Rodger Johnston <foodfant@sprynet.com>
Rancho Dominguez, Ca USa
How do I join the class?
Bruce Marzahn <bmarzahn@daemen.edu>
Buffalo, ny U S A
Rick and his co-hearts in html...

I found out your web site address from the newsgroup
comp.internet.net-happenings, under new WEB sites categories.

So I'm here, and just from the main page of your website I
am immpressed. I have been playing around with html just for
the heck of it, but now it's time to get professional!!!

I have been tasked to create my company's website, and if I
do an outstanding job, a lot of good things could come my
way, or so the "grapevine" is saying at work. The company's
owner has a unique way of challenging his people. So I'm
going to use this site as my starting point since many of
them are so prefessional looking. I just have one question,
Rick.

What should I use as my html editor? There are so many
html editors out there, and I'm sure you know of them all.
Should I stay with what I'm using now, writing in Windows
3.1 Notepad, and saving it as a text file, or should I look
at something else?

Your feedback is important to me, and I welcome any suggest-
ions you or your co-hearts may have.

TIA (thanks in advance)

Regards,

Doug
Doug Kroll <dkroll@primenet.com>
Lee's Summit, MO USA
I enjoyed this nice dream,.....

Hi from Agra!







Agra Diapari <agra@dds.nl>
Amsterdam, NL Netherlands
What should I contribute to get my name on the 'people who have contributed to the class' list that scrolls along the bottom :^)

Chris Kutler <chrisk@pacific.net>
Way kewl and class--I have only written html for seven days
but the HTML writers guild and the WIG (web interest group)
at the UA have helped me greatly. I look forward to learning
from these pages-at Pagemasters.
Steve Gunter <sgunter@comp.uark.edu>
Bentonville, USA
It's been so much fun watching the development of the "Oz"
pages, Project Page for Page Masters and seeing everyone's
home pages. Meeting many of the creators with "IRChimps" at
#campus-lounge buffnet to hear exchange of ideas is a
special treat Bec, Chris, Paul, Rick, Kutt, and Willy.

I'm so glad Spectrum Virtual U brought us all together and
look forward to trying to create a page using info I'm getting
here. Your work is outstanding.

Anne aka Ah

Anne Hartman <ahartman@wwnet.com>
Bloomfield, MI USA
Keep up the good work!
Mushter Moin <mmoin@grayfire.com>
Stamford, CT USA
This is really Great Stuff! I grew up watching this. Very impressive and a great theme!


Brad Bertram <bbertram@hevanet.com>
Sherwood, OR USA
This is just a test
John
Just looking
Adam Fulton <fultona@cadvision.com>
Calgary, ab Canada
Great...I knew y'all were good!
Sally Wallace <scav@centuryinter.net>
Victoria, MS US
Thank you to all the people that put tremendous amount of
time and effort into making an interesting and educational
site on the web. I learned alot by reading the different
commments and words of wisdom the people of "Page Masters"
put together so other people may have a chance to create an
awesome web page. Keep up the good work!

How do you joing "Page Masters"?
Gaylene Glennie <precisio@comox.island.net>
Courtenay, BC Canada

Hello Everyone!

I just had to share with you some of the information I found about
our newest group member. I can't believe this kid is only 17, and he is
creating illustrations that look like they came from a seasoned pro in
one of the top Ad Agencies! He is from Tallin Estonia which is on the
out skirts of Russia. It is a harbour town off of the Baltic Sea in the
Gulf of Finland. Here is who he is, and some links to his most
recent illustrations...



Just for the fun of it -

"The YearClock",
"Soccer", "Apple",
"Leaf and Ice", "The
Web: An Essay"



As you can see from the above illustrations... we have quite a heavy hitter in
graphic design! At the ripe old age of seventeen, he already has the experience
listed below...




Name: KUTT NIINEPUU-KIIK

Place and time of birth: September 29, 1978. in Tallinn

Address: Katleri 11-30 EE0039 Tallinn Estonia

Phone: 443 625 ("Perioodika"), 6 337 281 (home)

Status: Single



Education:

09.1985 - The English College of Tallinn, 12a



Additional Education:

July 15&shyp;17 1995 "The Image of a Publishing House" seminar
in Vilnius:

comparison of different publishing techniques,

1994&shyp;1996 Individual research in the faculty of design,

1994&shyp;1995 Course in Economy, Junior Achievement



Work Experience:

1994&shyp;1996 Under contract to "Perioodika Publishers"

(layout, cover design, commercials)

1994&shyp;1996 Under contract to "AS Minikiri"

(computer stuff: layout, typesetting, cover design)



Additional Info:

-- Estonian language &shyp; mother tongue, I have a good command of English;


a little German, Russian and Finnish language.

-- I can use a computer ;-) (Mac, and IBM)


-- achievements this far:

Cover Design -

"Jõulualbum" 1994, "AS Minikiri",

"Kuidas toimid sina?" 1994, "Perioodika Publishers",

"Kümme õppetundi Euroopa kohta" 1995, "Perioodika
Publishers",

"Kummitused nukumajas" (+setting & layout) 1995, "Perioodika
Publishers";

"Armunud printsess" 1996, "Perioodika Publishers";

"Kolm kuulsat filosoofi"
1996, "AS Kuldsulg";

a slogan for the "Smirnoff"
campaign;

Dance party "wallpaper"
in Dekoltee;

3 audio cassette sleeves for "UNIT&shyp;E"


(SNIP)

You can read his entire "Curriculum vitae" (Resume) here!



I'm glad your part of our team... Kutt!


Later,

-Paul



Paul Kerr <paulk@buffnet.net>
Buffalo, NY USA
Subject: So where are we
Date: Tue, 30 Jul 1996 21:44:21 -0700 (PDT)
From: John Halley & Dianne McKenzie
To: Entire Group




Hi group. From what I've seen things are looking really terrific. I have
a couple of questions. I seem to have lost our web page Url and can't link
from the page



http://www.buffnet.net/~paulk/bluprint.htm



to see how things are looking. Am I lost? Should there be a link from all
our postings to our Yellow brick road web site? Also, if you go to the
main campus and go through the directory I can't find our site either.
Shouldn't we link up to the class discussion in some way?



Also, there is so much great information on our frame pages that I wanted
to copy as source and text for future reference and when I try to copy I
get only the sidebar. How can we keep the information and linked URL's so
that when the class is over we can print out the info an use as needed?



Another question, are we ever meeting online at the #Campus-Lounge? I've
dropped in at various times and not found anyone. Is there a better
meeting place for Spectrum University students? or our group members? Do
I have the wrong Irc #? or time zone?



Can someone, perhaps Paul or Rick, list all the URL's for our sites so we
can have a complete address list? I save what comes through but some how a
list with addresses an description would be useful.



I really like all the suggestions and the work that has been done. The
animated characters are great touch. The idea concept behind the Web Page
is really great.





Dianne McKenzie
COMET STUDIOS
Environmentally Conscious Residential Design, Furniture & Domestic Objects
PO BOX 337
The Sea Ranch California 95497 USA
Telephone Voice & Fax: 707 -785-2567
E-Mail: comet@cometstudios.com
Visit Our Web Site at: http://www.cometstudios.com

Dianne McKenzie <comet@cometstudios.com>
Sea Ranch, CA USA

I just received the following :

Return-Path:
Date: Tue, 30 Jul 1996 18:49:35 +0000
From: Dianne McKenzie & John Halley
Organization: COMET STUDIOS Environmentally Conscious Residential Design
To: vra@hevanet.com
Subject: How to get info

Hi fellow class mate. I really appreciate all your work in
the advertising page. I wanted to copy the frame where
the text is and keep the info and source info for future
use. I found when I tried to save as it saved the sidebar
only. How do we keep the page info from our class and the
source of how it was made with the url's for the links?
All this info is overwhelming to remember and the need
for archive info to bne printed would be useful.
Perhaps you can reply to this via the whole group.
Priscilla <vra@hevanet.com>
Oregon City, OR USA
Wow, this page gets better and better! Good going Page Masters!!
Bec <Beckyw@erols.com>
Gaithersburg, MD, USA
You asked me to sign, so I have
chris kutler <chrisk@pacific.net>
This is becoming one of the best locations on the Net, better
in content and quality than many commercial sites. Yeah, team!
Michael W. Woods (Mike) <mwoods@dialnet.net>
Springfield, MO USA

DON't be chicken!

Stop by my homepage and take a look

I'm sure you'll find its not the usual grind

With a little

you'll become a fan

and I'll be greatful!



Don Holland <donh@buffnet.net>
Buffalo, NY USA

Hey Rick!

I was just going to talk to you about putting up
a guestbook... and you went ahead and beat me to the
punch! I love the kind of traffic that having an automated
guestbook brings in. Guestbooks are like "billboards" on the
information super-highway, and you can really find some
wild places to visit by following some of these "billboards".
This is the kind of stuff that makes pages really interesting!
Once again, great job Rick, for getting this guestbook up and
running so quickly! Now all our visitors can click on my
guestbook icon below and sign my book, also... ;-)



Come Visit...






(Click on the hole in the brick wall to start your FUN!)




Paul Kerr <paulk@buffnet.net>
Buffalo, NY USA
This looks like an interesting feature. I'll look at the code later, or could you publish it in the class pages. Is there anything special that the ISP needs to do to allow this to work.
Joe Korman - The JoeKorNer <joekor@earthlink.net>
Staten Island, NY USA
Our guestbook has a box for entering your homepage URL.
If you want others to find your homepage, simply type in the full URL address (no quotations) for example:
http://www.ark.com/~rbaldwin/
This will produce a link to your homepage.
If you enter your e-mail address in full, a hypertext link will be created for e-mail.
The "Comments" box recognizes hypertext language so you can type in useful links if your so inclined!For example this is a link to Paul Kerr's homepage.Hope you enjoy your tour!

..Rick
Rick Baldwin <rbaldwin@mars.ark.com>
Royston, BC Canada
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