One of the oldies but goodies.
I just noticed (!) that John Ericson’s Horn Articles Online has hit its ten-year anniversary – a noteworthy accomplishment that deserves attention and praise.
Back in the mid-1990’s – the “old days” by Internet standards – only a handful of horn-related web sites with content existed. They included:
- Horn Articles Online
- Thomas Bacon’s Hornplanet
- IHS Online
- Ron Boerger’s Horn FAQ – probably the first, but sadly is no more…
- Bob Ward’s Homepage
Today, there are numerous horn-related web sites.
Horn Articles Online stands out from the pack with its tremendous depth and detail. In the ‘net-verse, web sites come and go on a regular basis; John’s web site not only has survived over the years, but continues to build with rich content. His blog is a resource that I check in on almost daily.
A big congratulations to John for ten years!
Dr. Ericson’s “Simpson transformation” created using the Simponizer.
UPDATE (from John) 4/2025. The site had a good run — 1998-2025! — but it is sadly no longer online. Well, technically it is still online, but you need to be affiliated with ASU and logged into My ASU. Effectively it is gone.
A big thank you to all who found it useful over the years! And especially thank you to Bruce Hembd for some critical initial encouragement with the project of building the site in those early days of the Internet.
