>With some help from a friend at NASA, I've just been out looking around >the space shuttle web site so as to find the time they'll make a >decision about whether they are going to land on the left side of the >country or the right side of the country. In the process, I found that >the person in charge of the site (the nominal webmaster) is called >"Curator". I thought all you curators out there would like to know NASA >(at least) has the idea of what I think a Web site should look/feel like >and that you might want to go explore it. It is: > > http://shuttle.nasa.gov > >and has pointers to lots of other NASA things as well, including each of >the Space Flight Center home pages, etc. > >You folks in science museums might want to think about having a >web-capable computer permanently pointed at this site when there's a >mission going on because they have NASA Television coming in via the >CU-SeeMe capability and other nifty stuff. > >Enjoy. > >vh > >\ / Virginia R. Hetrick, here in sunny California > O Internet: [log in to unmask] > 0o Bellnet: 310.206.7588 (with phonemail) > > ***************************************************************************** Cathy Ricciardelli tel: 612 870-3122 Registrar fax: 612 870-3121 Minneapolis Institute of Arts e-mail: [log in to unmask] 2400 Third Ave. South Minneapolis, MN 55404 ******************************************************************************