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    To: International Swedish Interest discussion list 
    From: Linda  <[email protected]>
    Subject:      WWW pages in Sweden
    
    Here are some more pages in Sweden:
    
    http://www.lysator.liu.se
    
    http://infopak.ministry.se
    
    http://helsingborg.se/
    
    http://sunet.se/sweden/alla-e.html
                                       
    http://www.sunet.se/sweden/vadnytt-e.html
    
    http://salk.edu:80/~magnus/svnytt.html
      
    And Virtual Tourist - Sweden Map:
    
    http://www.sunet.se/map/sweden.html
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    Linda Schaeffer      "Always remember: no matter where you go,
    [email protected]                  there you are."
    Bethlehem, PA
                                              ....Buckaroo Banzai
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    To: International Swedish Interest discussion list
    From: Jon Lind <[email protected]>
    Subject:      Re: Swedish Weather
    
    http://www.ausys.se/weather/weather.exe?medium+eng
    
    The weather picture in Stockholm; updated every several minutes.

    From: [email protected] (Tor Rognmo)
    Newsgroups: soc.culture.nordic
    Subject: Links to Scandinavia
    Date: 4 May 1995 11:32:06 GMT
    Organization: Netquest Communications
 
    Thanks to all who contributed URL's to LINKS TO SCANDINAVIA - a new WWW
    resource center primarily directed at expatriate Scandinavians and
    those of Scandinavian descent, which went online May 1. The address for
    the service, which is based in British Columbia, is
    http://www.infoserve.net/netquest/nordic/welcome.html. Links to home
    pages and web sites in the Nordic countries are included free of
    charge.
 
    Tor
 
    P.S. Our defination of Scandinavia includes all five countries or what 
    is also called Norden...
 

    To: International Swedish Interest discussion list
    From: Robert Meeks <[email protected]>
    
    Svenska Institutet has a web page at www.si.se

    To: International Swedish Interest discussion list
    From: Richard Sandenskog <[email protected]>
    Subject:      Swedish Chat
    
    Since two days, we are running a swedish webchat-channel on this
    address: http://www.everyday.se/village/webchat/chat.html
    
    
    //Richard

    Newsgroups: soc.culture.nordic
    Subject: Re: Faroe Islands 22july /06 August
    From: [email protected] (Jacob Sparre Andersen)
    Date: 19 Jul 95 11:29:19 +0200
 
    Michael E Willett ([email protected]) asked "Are there any WWW servers
    on the Faroe Islands?"
 
    There's one WWW server running in the Faroes at the moment, but I don't 
    think there's general access to it yet.
 
    The university and the other institutions on the campus got an Internet 
    connection this winter, so it all very new there.
 
    A little bit about the Faroes:
 
    http://fys.ku.dk/~sparre/Foeroyar    (Europe) and
    http://www.pitt.edu/~sparre/Foeroyar (America)
 
    Regards,
                     Jacob Sparre Andersen.

    -- A Faroese student, far far away from home

    -- URL's: "mailto:[email protected]", "http://fys.ku.dk/~sparre".

    -- "We need a plan to diverge from", Fesser

    A Web page called "Christian Nordic Linkcenter" is at:
    
                    http://www.hfb.se/~sy94jma/nordic.html
                                                           

    From: Jonny Axelsson <[email protected]>
    Newsgroups: soc.culture.nordic
    Subject: New webserver: ODIN, Official Documentation and Information from
    Norway
    Date: 4 Aug 1995 17:04:09 GMT
    Organization: ODIN editorial staff, Government Administration Services
 
 
    < URL:http://odin.dep.no/ >
 
    ODIN, Official Documentation and Information from Norway, is a joint 
    electronic publication for information from the Government and the 
    ministries.
 
    ODIN was launched on 1 August 1995 and is a pilot project scheduled to 
    run until the end of 1996.
 
    In ODIN, you'll find news from Cabinet meetings, press releases, 
    speeches, documents from the Norwegian administration and more. It 
    is possible to search in all the documents on ODIN. 
 
    The purpose of ODIN is to make information and news from the ministries 
    available electronically on the Internet. The aim is to use modern 
    information technology to make central government services more open
    and accessible.
 
    ODIN is primarily for Norwegian speaking users, but there is a rapidly 
    expanding "ODIN in English" section too.
 
    On behalf of the editorial staff, 
 
    Jonny Axelsson

    From: [email protected]
    To: "International Swedish Interest discussion list" 
    Subj:   Re: Swedish News 
    
    Try Svenska Dagbladet for on-line Swedish news. So far the best
    Swedish newspaper and news provider on the net.
    
    http://www.svd.se/svd/svd_inlogg/tidn/red/ettan/ettan.html
    
    But beware, everything is in Swedish.
                                         
    Mats
      <[email protected]>
    
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    From: [email protected] (Anders Olofsson)
    To: "International Swedish Interest discussion list"
    
    If you have Netscape/Mosaic etc put your browser to URL:
    
    http://www.geopages.com/Hollywood/1200/svenska.html
    
    It's brand new Sweden info-page. Lot's of links.
    
    
    Anders Olofsson
    Gothenburg, Sweden
    
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    From: [email protected] (Happy)
    To: "International Swedish Interest discussion list"
    
    Hej!
    
    I can recommend
    
    WWW: <http://ftp.sunet.se/ftp/pub/doc/network/adresslistan.html> (some
    text in english)
    WWW: <http://www.sunet.se/sweden/servers.html> (english text)
    FTP: <ftp.sunet.se som /pub/doc/network/adresslistan>
    
    to anyone looking for links, e-mail addresses and other information
    regarding Sweden. Here you can find e-mail addresses for job
    applications, tourist information, links to newspapers, magazines and
    fan-clubs, swedish muds, chatting and much more...
    
    If anyone needs to get the information by e-mail you can send an e-mail
    to: [email protected]
    
    - write the following in the body of your message: -
    
    open ftp.sunet.se
    cd pub/doc/network
    get adresslistan
    quit
    
    I hope this will be useful to you all.
    
    Lycka till!
    
    Carl

    From: David Curle <[email protected]>
    To: "International Swedish Interest discussion list"
    
    Swede-l readers are invited to serve as f�rs�kskaniner (guinea pigs,
    that is).
    
    The Swedish Information Service of the Swedish Consulate in New York
    has a new Web Site, and they would appreciate it if the Swede-l gang
    would take a look at it and give them any appropriate feedback before
    its "official" release on October 1.
    
    The site contains lots of goodies of interest to Swede-l readers in
    North America, such as:
    
    -Info about SIS publications (online ordering available)
    -Information about Swedish and Swedish-American media
    -Addresses to Swedish consulates and honorary consulates in the US
    -Consular information (visas, etc.)
    -Information about educational exchanges and related publications
    -Links to various Swedish and Swedish-American sites on the internet.
    
    Please check it out at http://www.webcom.com/sis/
    
    There are e-mail links within the Web site that you can use to send any
    comments to SIS.
    
    
    David Curle
    East Harriet Associates
    [email protected]

    To: List for those interested in things Swedish
    <[email protected]>
    From: charlene angela chavez <[email protected]>
    Subject:  Additional Links
    
    Comprehensive Sweden (this is very fun and BIG, and contains links to
    268 other Swedish-related sites!)
       
    http://www.netgen.com/cgi/comprehensive?domain=se
    
    Links to Sweden (this one has some different and fun info, in addition
    to links to other Scandinavian countires)
       
    http://www.infoserve.net/netquest/nordic.sweden.html
    
    Charlene Chavez

    From: Gary Berkson <[email protected]>
    To: List for those interested in things Swedish
    Subject: Scandinavian Search Engine
    
    I got the following from a friend. I haven't had a chance to check it
    out yet.
    
    >
    >    ===================  Forwarded  Message  ===================
    >Date: Tue, 16 Jan 1996 08:54:11 -0400
    >From: "Liz W. Tompkins" <[email protected]>
    >To: Multiple recipients of list <[email protected]>
    >Subject: SEARCH> All Scandinavian engines
    >
    >Item:   Absolutt Internett - Search all Scandinavian search engines!
    >Url:    http://www.sol.no/sws/absolutt.html
    >
    >        Search all Scandinavian search engines from one page!
    >
    
    Gary
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    From: Gary Berkson <[email protected]>
    To: List for those interested in things Swedish
    Subject: Tunnelbanan on-line
    
    Check out this URL:
    
    http://metro.jussieu.fr:10001/bin/select/english/sweden/stockholm
    
    The base URL is:
    
    http://metro.jussieu.fr:10001/bin/cities/english
    
    It gives you a map of subway stations and will tell you how long it
    takes to get from one station to the next. You can search by imputing
    the station names or by clicking on a map!
    
    Gary
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    Now we take you on a journey to Sweden, where you'll participate in a
    search for The Great Lake Monster. Seems the people around Lake
    Storsjon have been seeing "an outgrown, mutated lizard or a species of
    fish that shouldn't be there." Read about the upcoming expedition and
    see pictures of the local area and inhabitants. Nessie, eat your
    (possibly fictitious) heart out.
    
            http://www.bahnhof.se/~wizard/GLM/
    
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