Welcome to VIVA New Mexico! Our purpose is to provide all the interesting information about New Mexico that we can -- things to do and see, places to eat, how to buy Indian jewelry or pottery or rugs, interesting historical and natural facts, information about New Mexico's writers and artists -- you name it.
Not only that, we want to get YOU involved. We are installing a forms management capability that will allow you to contribute restaurant reviews, event reviews, art reviews -- YOUR views and opinions of all things New Mexican. Occasionally, we hope to produce a New Mexico FAQ that will be available here and on Internet news. So VIVA New Mexico! is intended to be interactive -- to belong to those who use it.
In the mean time, we will be under heavy construction, complete with detours and dead ends. Please bear with us. We will try to load information first, and art second. It's not that we don't like art, but we feel the information is primary. We will also try to have small, quick-loading versions of most of the art we use. Click on the image if you want to see a larger version.
We may also have to change the overall organization from time to time as we grow.
Since we intend to promote all things New Mexican, we will point you to a lot of other New Mexico WWW servers that we know about. Another good place to look for discussion of things New Mexican, if your local newsserver provides it, is the Internet newsgroup called alt.culture.us.southwest.
This section is full of information about places to go, things to see, and things to do in New Mexico.
The Almanac contains all kinds of general information, including census reports, phone numbers and addresses of New Mexico Chambers of Commerce, what our elected officials are up to, the weather, and other general information that doesn't seem to fit anywhere else.
Here are pointers to the WWW servers of schools, universities, and libraries in New Mexico, as well as some information about some schools that do not have servers. We welcome more information for this collection, so if you know of an educational organization that you think ought to be listed here, let us know at jmp@viva.com.
The Rio Grande Valley of New Mexico is famous for its National Laboratories and other scientific and technical resources. Here, we introduce you to such things as the Atomic Museum and the Museum of Natural Science, as well as to New Mexico's observatories, laboratories, and other facilities. We also provide information on science-oriented companies and organizations.
Descriptions of books about New Mexico, and by New Mexican authors. We have started with a few, and hope you readers will contribute short reviews of your own favorites.
Here is the market place where New Mexican providers of services and products show their wares.
For information about the rest of the US see
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USA City Link.
For more travel information see Lucas Internet's rec.travel
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Thanks for visiting VIVA New Mexico! We hope you will return soon.
Please feel free to send comments, suggestions, advice, etc. to us at viva@viva.com, or phone us at 505-246-8775. You can also FAX your thoughts to 505-243-7901.
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