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Richard Erickson's Paris Journal goes online.
Straight from the Capital, Ric reports on a day in the life of Paris - one day
at a time, and in almost real time. Most reports are put up within 24 hours
of the events being reported.
Five new monument pages added to the Monuments
section. Some of these are missing images, but that will change by next week.
The full list of monuments is now:
5th Grade Class Fox Hollow French Immersion School - Oregon, USA
24 March 1995:
Installed ``headers'' (look at the very top of this page) on every page as a new approach to
navigating the Paris Pages (after all, there
are more than a thousand of them now). In addition
this header clearly identifies each page belonging to the Paris Pages
(it can be confusing sometimes to know exactly where you are on this fantastic web).
If you come across any bugs/snafu's please
send the Paris Pages a message with the URL of the
page in question.
Link to Paris Entertainment Addresses and
the Departments 77, 78, and 91
added to the Other Links page,
as well as the Calendar page.
A list of concert halls, movie theaters, playhouses, for Paris and surrounding area. This
list is searchable by category, street, metro stop, arrondissement, etc.
New updates from Lotte Larsen to the
Bibliography pages:
Contributed by Lotte Larsen - Monmouth, Oregon, USA (larsenl@fsa.wosc.osshe.edu);
Reference Librarian, Western Oregon State College Library, Monmouth, Oregon USA 97361.
Contributed by Lotte Larsen - Monmouth, Oregon, USA (larsenl@fsa.wosc.osshe.edu);
Reference Librarian, Western Oregon State College Library, Monmouth, Oregon USA 97361.
8 January 1995:
WWW Paris is mentioned in the 3 January 1995 issue of the British magazine
Internet and Comms Today.
6 January 1995:
The first page of the WWW Paris
Post Card Exposition is created.
Send WWW Paris a post card from your country or city for inclusion on this page.
NCSA's
What's New
lists WWW Paris - and the number of access increases by a factor of roughly 50.
Bienvenue à tout le monde ! - Welcome to everyone !
24 September 1994:
Index of pages and links for WWW Paris
created; not exhaustive, nor fully well defined due to ambiguities between
external links & resources, and local pages, but probably useful just the
same.
Took out the gif images of the Métro maps; the jpg versions are used more
often and are nearly as good.
La version française de WWW Paris debut:
Wouai Wouai Wouai Paris !
Unlikely to become an exhaustive translation of WWW Paris in the near
term, and probably never a true translation, mais on va rigoler !
Link to the Minitel project of Sylvain Meunier
added to
Other links page. This gives access (3 minutes at a time) to the
telephone book of all of France.
A Special WWW Paris Exposition
Paris Libéré ! A Commemoration of
the 50th Anniversary of the Liberation of Paris officially opens; Contributed by
Norman Barth and Eric Pouliquen, with help from Nathalie Despoux, Jean-Eloi Dussartre,
and Françoise Martel.
24 August 1994:
New Home Page format. This new format can be loaded more quickly, and is also
more compact reducing the amount of scrolling necessary. There are many other
layouts which would be nice, but due to the diversity of browsers
and fonts, it is - in general - impossible to know where linefeeds will occur,
what the spacing will be etc. With luck, this new layout will not be too
complex for people to understand
yet have the desired features of improved ``charging'' speed, and less scrolling.
Your thoughts and feedback are welcome.
Images
( A ,
B ,
C )
from the 1739 map of Turgot added to the
Notre Dame exhibit.
L'idee fixe du Savant Cosinus;
by Christophe, a
Special Paris Exposition contributed by Thomas Netter opens.
Un véritable bijoux.
9 August 1994:
The Paris Guest Book is now installed.
Its
icon is a fragment
of a page from the Book of Hours (Flanders, circa 1360);
an illuminated manuscript
in the Bodleian Library, Oxford, United Kingdom.
Associated with the Guest Book is also a
``Sign The Paris Guest Book'' page
as well. If you have a moment, please consider signing.
Paris at night
link added to the ``Other Links'' section.
These images are apparently from ``Aloysha & Jean's'' collection.
WWW Paris no longer displays the number of visitors because this number is ambiguous.
The number of access to the Paris home page since 14 July has been 24645. This is essentially the
number of people coming in the ``front door''. However may people ``recirculate''. The number of ``independent''
visitors - depends how you want to define this - has probably been around 2000.
At a later date, some form of this number may be displayed again.
26 July 1994:
History section for the
Notre Dame exhibit completed.
New
Calendar icon created from fragment of Dali's Persistence .
(Some may claim that this is inappropriate, but do not forget that Dali
spent most of his life in Paris and around Figueres, and was part of the Paris
surrealist movement at the beginning of this century.)
Stores & Shops implemented. This
new WWW Paris page includes short notes about:
