An historic 200 year old family run country inn only 5 miles west of Aberdeen on the edge of the River Dee.

Nucleus BridgePoint is a complete suite of UML tools for the development of real-time embedded systems. [Commercial, Free Trial]

…lysis, decision analysis and neural networks, econometrics, time series, forecasting, graphing, and curve fitting. Page lists products and descriptions.…

Includes photos, game schedules and contact information.

3D animation and special effects company. Site includes samples of work, quick time reel and requires flash 4 player.

Supplies high quality watches and sunglasses of well-known brands. Business also includes jewelry trading, retail and manufacturing.

Masonic software and greeting cards, and non-masonic information from the PGM who sends out the "One More Time, Please!" email newsletter.

Manufacture gas and wood burning fireplaces. Includes a build your own fireplace application and quick-time movie.

Litigation support software that integrates transcript management (including real time) with document control and retrieval. Internet solutions too.

Annual festival in West Plains, Missouri celebrating the music and culture of the Ozark Highlands. Programme, artist details, and practical information.

Includes program information, meeting time and location, and contacts.

Players, history, statistics, fixtures, and results.

speeds up load-time of Web sites by compressing HTML pages on-the-fly.

Transcript of a 1996 talk by Carl Pollard, detailing the state of HPSG theory at that time.

Developer of software for real-time computer graphics and virtual reality on Windows, Linux and MacOS X.

Short biography and an excerpt from 'Once Upon a Time in Newton County' A Short History of Emory from Its Founding to the Civil War.

Gallery of old products, and a club for collectors of vintage merchandise.

Provides real time college football ranking data to college sports fans.

Authored by a 15 year-old girl. Offers poetry, pictures, fashion, movie reviews, and a journal.

Details the reaction by the press to the building of the liner, the disaster, and Belfast at the time of the disaster.