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Welcome to the Department of Chemistry World Wide Web (WWW or W3) service. The browser of choice for this service is NetScape .
Last Updated September-22-1995 (by Peter McGarry)
* Overview of the Department
* The Departmental Facilities
* Biographical Data and Research Summaries of the Faculty
* Overview of Chemistry at Columbia
* Interdisciplinary Faculty Research
* Theoretical and Computational Chemistry at Columbia
* Information on the Undergraduate and Graduate Programs in Chemistry
*
Chemistry Library
* Information Retrieval on the Internet
* Seminar Schedules
* Room Directory of the Department
* General Chemistry Home Page
* Elementary Physical Chemistry
* Physical Chemistry Bulletin Board</excerpt>
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C OLUMBIA U NIVERSITY
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* Academic Calendars
Schedules
* University Holiday Schedule, Morningside Campus
* Computer Labs & Facilities, Regular Schedule--Academic Information Systems (AcIS)
* Dodge Fitness Center Schedule , Fall 1995
* Columbia Sports Schedule , Fall 1995
* Student Life Workshops, Therapy Groups and Seminar , Fall 1995
Campus Activities
* Earl Hall Center
* Institute</excerpt>
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HTTP/1.0 200 OK About Gay, Bisexual & Lesbian Faculty, Staff & Supporters at
Columbia University (GABLES-CU)
GABLES-CU (Gay, Bisexual & Lesbian Faculty, Staff & Supporters at
Columbia University) is an organization that seeks to contribute to the
life of the University by making it as hospitable as possible to gay,
lesbian, and bisexual people. It does this by
*defining and advocating the interests</excerpt>
<desc>(Gay, Bisexual, & Lesbian Employees & Supporters at Columbia University)
GABLES-CU
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BGLAD Alumni Reception: Again this year, BGLAD will feature an alumni reception (October 15, 7 pm). This year, however, there will be a new aspect of the event. The reception is doubling as a recruitm...
GABLES Membership Drive: Columbia's lesbigay employees are invited to join GABLES-CU. The new formal membership arrangement is expected to strengthen GABLES by counting members and by partially defray...
The Black Gay and Lesbian Leadership Forum will present its 8th Annual National Black Lesbian and Gay Conference Institutes. This year's theme is: "Black Lesbians and Gays: Our Families Make a Differe...
It's Not Too Late to Register to Vote: Anyone who will be 18 by election day, November 8</excerpt>
<desc>BGLAD Alumni Reception
For Domestic Partners Who Can't Wait 'til Valentine's Day
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Straight but Not Narrow Award
T-shirts
The Black Gay and Lesbian Leadership Forum
Token Magazine
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<title>Columbia Student Groups</title>
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C OLUMBIA U NIVERSITY
E XTRACURRICULAR
Go to FBH &
Earl Hall Groups;
Fraternities/Sororities ;
Athletic Groups ;
Other Columbia Groups .
Ferris Booth Hall -affiliated Groups Ferris Booth Hall (FBH) houses over one hundred student organizations, including fifteen publications and student-run radio (WKCR-FM) and television stations. Colu...
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<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>School of General Studies Directory</title>
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* Address: Lewisohn Hall, Columbia University, New York, NY 10027 (Broadway and 116th Street)
* Area Code: 212
Suggested Routes to the Morningside Campus
* Subway: Broadway-IRT Number 1 or 9 train (Local-242nd Street and Broadway) to West 116th Street
* Bus: Numbers M4, M5, M11, and M104 to West 116th Street
Address Inquiries As Follows:
* Admission: Office of Admission and Financial Aid, Lewisohn Hall; telephone [phone]
* Advisers: Dean of Students Office, 405 Lewisohn Hall; telephone [phone]
Higher Education Opportunity Program, 405 Lewisohn Hall; telephone [phone]
Preprofessional Programs, 408 Lewisohn Hall; telephone [phone]
* Alumni Association: Box 400, CMR, Columbia</excerpt>
<desc>Directory
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<title>General Studies Bulletin, 1995-96, Academic Programs</title>
<outline>Academic Programs Requirements for the Bachelor's Degree Preprofessional Programs</outline>
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The Bachelor's Degree Program
| Requirements for the Bachelor's Degree
| Transfer Credit
| Departmental and School Honors
| Phi Beta Kappa
| Limitations on Credits Toward the Bachelor's Degree
| Academic Standards
| Dean's List
| The Validation Program
| Advanced Credit by Examination
| Application or Renewal of Application for a Degree
| Regulations
| The Evening and Saturday Curriculum
| Other Courses
| Preprofessional Programs
| Combined Programs with Other Schools
The Bachelor's Degree Program
The Bachelor's Degree Program aims to provide broad knowledge and intellectual skills so that you can continue your education and growth throughout your life. The program also constitutes a sound foun</excerpt>
<desc>Academic Programs
Academic Standards
Advanced Credit by Examination
Application or Renewal of Application for a Degree
Combined Programs with Other Schools
Dean's List
Departmental and School Honors
Limitations on Credits Toward the Bachelor's Degree
Other Courses
Phi Beta Kappa
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Regulations
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The Evening and Saturday Curriculum
The Validation Program
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<title>General Studies Bulletin, 1995-96, Student Services</title>
<outline>Student Services</outline>
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Office of the Dean of Students
| Premedical and Pre-Health Office
| The Learning Center
| Humanities Center
| Higher Education Opportunity Program
| International Student and Scholars Office
| The Libraries
| Academic Information Systems
| Housing
| The Earl Hall Center
| Dining Services
| Medical Care and Insurance
| Parking
| Center for Career Services
| Disability Services
| Student Activities | The General Studies Student Council | Alumni Association Office of the Dean of Students
405 Lewisohn
Telephone: [phone]
Office hours: Monday and Thursday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Tuesday and Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.
The Office of the Dean of Students is available to you</excerpt>
<desc>Academic Information Systems
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Center for Career Services
Dining Services
Disability Services
Higher Education Opportunity Program
Housing
Humanities Center
International Student and Scholars Office
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Parking
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<title>General Studies Bulletin, 1995-96, Examinations & Grades</title>
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Course Examinations
| Grades
Course Examinations
The required work for each course--such as examinations, papers, written and oral reports, and class participation--is prescribed solely by the instructor and the department. Most courses include a mi...
Final examinations are scheduled by the Office of Academic Records and Registration in accordance with the University schedule of final examinations. All final examinations will be held during the off...
Final examinations are scheduled in all courses except certain conversation, composition, laboratory, research, and seminar courses; however, it is the prerogative of the instructors of such courses t...
The schedule for final examinations</excerpt>
<desc>Course Examinations
Examinations and Grades
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<title>General Studies Bulletin, 1995-96, Access to Other Divisions</title>
<outline>Access to Other Divisions of Columbia University</outline>
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Other Arts and Sciences Schools
| The Professional Schools
| Division of Special Programs
Listed below are the programs of the other schools of the University as well as a general description of the circumstances under which students in General Studies may enroll in courses in those school...
Where there is someone responsible for advising General Studies students and authorizing cross-registration into another division, the name of that person is also included. In such cases, program appr...
Other Arts And Sciences Schools
In addition to the School of General Studies, Columbia has five other divisions of the arts and sciences, three of which--Columbia College, the Graduate School of Arts and</excerpt>
<desc>Access to Other Divisions of Columbia University
Division of Special Programs
Other Arts and Sciences Schools
The Professional Schools
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<title>General Studies Bulletin, 1995-96, Protection Against Sexual Harassment</title>
<outline>Protection Against Sexual Harassment</outline>
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Policy Statement On Sexual Harassment
Federal Law [Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964] provides that it shall be unlawful discriminatory practice for any employer, because of the sex of any person, to discharge without just cause, ...
To help clarify what is unlawful sexual harassment the Federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has issued Guidelines on the subject. While the EEOC Guidelines apply only to faculty and other e...
*submission to such conduct is made either explicitly or implicitly a term or condition of an individual's employment;
*submission to or rejection of such conduct by an individual is used as the basis for academic or employment decisions affecting</excerpt>
<desc>Protection Against Sexual Harassment
</desc>
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<title>General Studies Bulletin, 1995-96, Biological Sciences: Courses</title>
<outline>Courses of Instruction: Biological Sciences</outline>
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Key to Course Listings Directory of Classes
C1015x. Molecular biology and evolution for nonscientists. 4 pts. D. Mowshowitz. Lect: MW 11-12:15. Recit: 2 hours to be arranged. What molecular biologists know, how they figured it out, and what the...
*W1300x or y. Environmental science. 3 pts. A. Mancinelli. x: MW 2:40-3:55. y: TuTh 5:40-6:55 evening. Environmental factors and their interactions. Energy and matter requirements of living organisms....
C1450x. Radiation and life. 3 pts. H. Lieberman, D. Brenner, C. Geard. MW 4:10-5:25. Designed for the nonspecialist. Human exposure to radiation from natural and artificial sources. The physical and b...
W2001x. Environmental and evolutionary</excerpt>
<desc>Biological Sciences
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<title>General Studies Bulletin, 1995-96, Dance: Courses</title>
<outline>Courses of Instruction: Dance</outline>
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Key to Course Listings Directory of Classes
The following Barnard courses are available as electives to General Studies students.
BC2555x. Ensemble dance repertory: ballet. 3 pts. E. Kunikova. TuTh 4:10-5:25. The study and performance of choreography using three approaches: learning excerpts from the repertoire of selected conte...
BC2561x. Kinesiology. 3 pts. S. Genter. TuTh 1:10-2:25, plus five studio classes to be arranged. Functional anatomy for the dancer; study of the structural and mechanical principles of human movement....
BC2562y. Movement analysis. 3 pts. S. Genter. TuTh 1:10-2:25. Study of the nature of human movement concentrating on the basic elements of space, time</excerpt>
<desc>Dance
</desc>
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<title>General Studies Bulletin, 1995-96, Drama and Theatre Arts: Courses</title>
<outline>Courses of Instruction: Drama and Theatre Arts</outline>
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Key to Course Listings Directory of Classes
Note: For all Barnard courses, students are required to preregister during the preregistration period or, for new students, before classes begin. Please check with the Barnard Registrar's office for t...
Please consult with both your adviser and the departmental chair in order to verify the necessary course prerequisites.
Theatre Arts
BC2002x. The theatre of New York City. 3 pts. M. Sussman. W 4:10-6, plus one evening a week for performance viewing. Enrollment limited to 20 students. An
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<desc>Drama and Theatre Arts
</desc>
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<title>General Studies Bulletin, 1995-96, Philosophy: Courses</title>
<outline>Courses of Instruction: Philosophy</outline>
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Key to Course Listings Directory of Classes
*F1001x or y. Philosophical classics. 3
pts. x: M. Kelly (Sec 1), Instructor to be announced (Sec 2); y:
Instructors to be announced (Secs 1, 2). x: Sec 1: MW 4:10-5:25; Sec
2: TuTh 7:40-8:55 evening. y: Sec 1: MW 6:10-7:25 evening; Sec 2:
TuTh 7:40-8:55 evening. Close reading and discussion of
important philosophical works chosen to introduce the student to major issues
and methods. Representative philosophers studied include Plato, Descartes,
Hume, Kant, and Mill.
V1101x. The history of philosophy: pre-Socratics through
Augustine. 3 pts. W. Mann. MW
2:40-3:55. Exposition and analysis of the positions of the major
philosophers from</excerpt>
<desc>Philosophy
</desc>
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<title>General Studies Bulletin, 1995-96, Physics: Courses</title>
<outline>Courses of Instruction: Physics</outline>
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Key to Course Listings Directory of Classes
Laboratory Fee
For all 1000 -level physics courses with laboratories, a fee of
$25 a term is charged.
C1001x-C1002y. Physics for poets. 3
pts. Steven Ritz. MW
1:10-2:25. Prerequisite: high school algebra. An
introduction to physics, with emphasis on quantum phenomena, relativity, and
models of the atom and its nucleus. No previous background in physics is
expected. This course satisfies the College science requirement, but does not
fulfill the physics requirement for admission to medical school.
Instructor's permission required.
*F1201x-F1202y. General physics (formerly
F1003-F1004). 3 pts. B. Budick. TuTh 7:40-8:55
evening Basic introduction</excerpt>
<desc>Physics
</desc>
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<title>General Studies Bulletin, 1995-96</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK C OLUMBIA U NIVERSITY
G ENERAL S TUDIES
B ULLETIN
Directory
The School of General Studies
History of the School of General Studies
Academic Calendar, 1995-96 ( text only )
Admission
Admission Policy
| Admission Requirements for Undergraduate Degree Candidates | Postbaccalaureate Premedical and Pre-Health Programs | Application Deadlines | Summer Session | International Students and Students with ...
General Studies Bulletin requires Netscape 1.1N for full functionality
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<desc>General Studies Bulletin
</desc>
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<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK Healthwise is the Health Education and Wellness program of
Columbia University Health Service. We are a team of professional and
peer educators committed to helping you make choices that will
contribute to your personal health and happiness, the well-being of
others, and to the planet we share.
An Interactive</excerpt>
<desc>Go Ask Alice!
Healthwise: Columbia University will answer any question from sex to nutrition
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/healthwise/0240.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Boyfriend has child?</title>
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HTTP/1.0 200 OK
Boyfriend has child?
Dear Alice By the time you respond to this, I probably will have made the decision...but I have to have someone else's point of view. This may get long so bear with me. I fell in love with this man ab...
Well, to make a long story short...at the end of the summer we broke up. 2 months later we got back together and before I knew it I was head over heals for him. The only problem we have ever had was d...
Dear Not,
Alice doesn't understand what's going on here. What is your boyfriend's relationship</excerpt>
<desc>Blood donor
Boyfriend has child?
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/hot/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>4836</bytes>
<words>762</words>
<links>30</links>
<title>Columbia University What's Hot</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK C OLUMBIA U NIVERSITY
H OT!
Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, 9th ed.
The original classic scholarly collection of quotations by the great editor John Bartlett. Browse or search 9,000 quotations and 2,000 footnotes by over 400 authors. Published by Columbia University's...
CCSC Survey
Undergraduates in Barnard College, Columbia College, General Studies, and School of Engineering and Applied Science are encouraged to take a minute to give the Columbia College Student Council (CCSC) ...
Collections & Treasures
An overview and 121 highlights with illustrations of the Columbia Rare Books and Manuscript Library.
Conversio Virium (CV)
Student group dedicated to discussion, education</excerpt>
<desc>Hot
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/hr/wac/</url>
<date>17-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Working at Columbia</title>
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<excerpt>
W ORKING
AT
C OLUMBIA
Benefits Overviews: Faculty & Officers | Support Staff
W ELCOME TO C OLUMBIA A Message from the President | Acknowledgements | Mailing Addresses | Main Telephones | Reservation of University Rights | Foreward | How to Use this Handbook
I NTRODUCTION
Brief History
| University Insignia
| The Shield
| Columbia University at a Glance
| Administrative Structure
| Morningside Heights Campus
| Health Sciences Campus
| Harlem Hospital
| Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
| Nevis Laboratories
| Key University Affiliates
E MPLOYEE AND L ABOR R ELATIONS
P AY P RACTICES AND P OLICIES
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<desc>Faculty/Staff
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/hr/wac/wac16.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Working at Columbia: Work and Time Off</title>
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<excerpt>
Working at Columbia
W ORK AND T IME O FF
Job Responsibilities
Morningside Campus:
Human Resources, Compensation
314 Dodge
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail]
Health Sciences Campus:
Health Sciences Human Resources
112 Black Building
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail]
Harlem Hospital:
Affiliation Personnel
6208 King Pavilion
Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory:
</excerpt>
<desc>Bereavement Pay
External Emergency Conditions
Floating Holidays
Holiday Premium Pay
Hours of Work
Job Responsibilities
Jury Duty
Military Service Leave
Military Training Leave
Other Leaves of Absence
Overtime Pay
Paid Holidays
Paid Vacation
Religious Holidays
Sick Leave
Unplanned Absences
W ORK AND T IME O FF
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/hr/wac/wac18.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>06-Sep-95</lmod>
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<words>1500</words>
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<title>Working at Columbia: Policies</title>
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<excerpt>
Working at Columbia
P OLICIES
Conflicts of Interest
The University has adopted several policy statements that reflect its fundamental concern for insuring that the integrity of the institution and all of its constituent members remains above reproach. ...
interest, but also the appearance of conflicts, are harmful to both the University and the individual involved. The complete texts of these policies, two University-wide and one developed specifically...
policies refer to "Officers," the statements apply to all employees.
Annual disclosure statements are required of all officers of instruction, research and the libraries and certain levels of officers of administration. You will be notified</excerpt>
<desc>Computer Usage Policy
Conflicts of Interest
Discrimination and Harrassment
Information Security Policy
P OLICIES
Policy on Alcohol, Drugs and Smoking
Recycling at Columbia
Rules of University Conduct
Solicitation
Toxic Substances in the Workplace
Use of the University's Name
Use of University Facilities and Equipment
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/hr/wac/wac21.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<words>1500</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>Working at Columbia: Local Services & Resources</title>
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<excerpt>
Working at Columbia
L OCAL S ERVICES AND R ESOURCES
American Express Card Information
Office of the Treasurer and Controller
Hogan Hall (Box 3 CMR) | Tel: [phone]
Columbia University participates in the American Express Corporate Card Program. The Corporate Card is to be used for Columbia University travel expenses, including all airline tickets, hotel bills, m...
directly for these charges and you must pay American Express within 30 days. Charges on the card will be reimbursed in accordance with University travel policies.
To be reimbursed for business travel you must submit a Travel Expense Report, approved by a Departmental Authorized Form (DAF) authority, as soon as your trip is over</excerpt>
<desc>American Express Card Information
Audio-Visual Services
Banks
Bookstores
Buying Supplies and Equipment
Car Rental Service
Carpooling Information
Check Cashing
Columbia-Barnard Federal Credit Union
Columbiad
Day-Care Programs
Facilities Management--Facilities Management Services
Ferris Booth Hall
Housing Resources
Information and Visitor Services
Inter-Campus Shuttle Bus Services and Schedules
L OCAL S ERVICES AND R ESOURCES
Local Schools
Mail
Parking Facilities
Printing Services
Publications
Religious Programs
Student Employment Office
Student Enterprises
Temporary Agencies
Travel Agencies
U.S. Savings Bonds
Where to Eat (On and Off Campus)
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/hr/wac/wac22.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>06-Sep-95</lmod>
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<links>1</links>
<title>Working at Columbia: Entertainment & Recreation</title>
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<excerpt>
Working at Columbia
E NTERTAINMENT AND R ECREATION
Campus Entertainment and Culture
Columbia University is located in and around the world's entertainment center: New York City. In spite of this intense competition, you will find that the University itself is home to theatre, movies,...
There are numerous opportunities to participate in and/or enjoy cultural experiences at all Columbia locations. A variety of groups and organizations produce theatre, musical, art and other events thr...
Miller Theatre
Miller Theatre | 301 Dodge Hall
Tel: [phone] | Fax: [phone]
The Kathryn Bache Miller Theatre is an award-winning, distinctive space for the performing arts located on the Morningside</excerpt>
<desc>Campus Entertainment and Culture
Columbia Tennis Center
E NTERTAINMENT AND R ECREATION
Exhibits and Collections
Lamont Nature Sanctuary
Miller Theatre
Physical Fitness Centers
Spectator Sports
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/hr/wac/wac23.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>5066</bytes>
<words>734</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>Working at Columbia: Volunteer Programs & Special Days</title>
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<excerpt>
Working at Columbia
V OLUNTEER P ROGRAMS AND S PECIAL D AYS
Blood Drives
Each year a number of blood drives are held on the University's campuses. Your participation in these drives is encouraged. For more information please call [phone].
Columbia Community Service Appeal
Tel: [phone]
Columbia Community Service (CCS) is a completely volunteer service, composed of Columbia employees who care about the community and about Columbia's role within it. CCS' annual appeal raised more than...
distributed to local organizations. All contributions raised by CCS are distributed on the basis of need to more than 25 non-profit agencies within a 30-block radius of the University.
When you receive</excerpt>
<desc>Blood Drives
Columbia Community Service Appeal
Columbia Day
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center Neighborhood Fund
Community Impact
Double Discovery Center
V OLUNTEER P ROGRAMS AND S PECIAL D AYS
Wellness Day
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/ia/</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<words>428</words>
<links>18</links>
<title>Columbia University Internal Audit</title>
<outline>Publications Available - CU Internal Audit ABOUT</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK C OLUMBIA U NIVERSITY
I nternal A udit
* Training Opportunities
* How to Get Publications from Internal Audit
* Guide to Internal Controls
(revised March, 1995)
* Background re: Guide to
Internal Controls (May 1994)
* Key Internal Control Issues (1993)
* Compliance Auditing at Columbia University
(May 1994)
* Videotape Available (February 1994)
*
* Internal Audit World Wide Web
</excerpt>
<desc>ColumbiaUniversity Internal Audit
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/ia/about.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-Mar-95</lmod>
<bytes>1250</bytes>
<words>154</words>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
ABOUT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY INTERNAL AUDIT
This section presents material available from Internal Audit at Columbia
University. Internal Audit Maintains two offices at Columbia University,
as follows:
Morningside Campus, Box 12 Central Mail</excerpt>
<desc>and our Staff * About Ray Cochran
Internal Audit
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/jobs/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>06-Sep-95</lmod>
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<words>335</words>
<links>9</links>
<title>Columbia University Job Opportunities</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK C OLUMBIA U NIVERSITY
J OBS
Officer & Staff Employment
* Columbia Human Resources Job Opportunities --Listing of all open officer and union jobs. Updated weekly by Human Resources .
Student Employment
Published by the Center for Career Services
* Work-Study Job Opportunities * Part-Time Job Opportunities S EARCH I NDEX About the Columbia Job Opportunities Web Site
</excerpt>
<desc>Jobs
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/jsu/</url>
<date>18-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>5640</bytes>
<words>891</words>
<links>9</links>
<title>Columbia Jewish Information</title>
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<excerpt>
Columbia
Jewish Information
or telnet:
cnet.columbia.edu (Select 4 then 4.)
Contribute information or comments here!
This information is by no means complete.
Please help your community out by adding additional information.
Resources for Jewish Students
contains information for Jewish Students everywhere.
Jewish Information at Columbia University:
* Jewish Electronic Calendar (JEC)
is the weekly calendar of Jewish events and announcements.
*Notes jewish is an open events and discussion forum for Columbia
University students and affiliates. Messages can also be e-mailed to
notes jewish from anywhere by sending e-mail to [e-mail]. At
this time, notes are only readable from within the</excerpt>
<desc>Back to Columbia Jewish Information
here
Jewish Student Union
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/jsu/jec/</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>08-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>1007</bytes>
<words>129</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>Jewish Electronic Calendar</title>
<outline>Columbia Jewish Electronic Calendar Calendar Issues</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
To Columbia Jewish Information
* Current issue
* 1995-1996 issues
* 1994-1995 issues
* 1993-1994 issues
* 1992-1993 issues
The Story of the Jewish Electronic Calendar
8 September 1995
-</excerpt>
<desc>Jewish Electronic Calendar
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/jsu/jsu.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>07-Jul-95</lmod>
<bytes>2067</bytes>
<words>306</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>Columbia Jewish Student Union Page</title>
<outline>The Jewish Student Union (JSU) of Columbia University</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
*To Columbia Jewish Information
105 Earl Hall (117th Street and Broadway)
Columbia University
New York, NY 10027
212-854-5111
There is a wealth of information at the JSU office.
Please help by putting additional information online.
This information is compiled by
Meir Israel Green unofficially .
Information connected with the Jewish Student Union
* Columbia Jewish Electronic Calendar - JSU Shabbat</excerpt>
<desc>Jewish Student Union (JSU or Jewish Office)
Jewish Student Union (JSU)
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/jsu/raphael.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Jun-95</lmod>
<bytes>1508</bytes>
<words>216</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>Raphael Society</title>
<outline>Raphael Society</outline>
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<excerpt>
*To
Columbia Jewish Information
The Raphael Society is the only Jewish student organization at
Columbia University's Health Science Campus. It's goal is to promote
Jewish awareness on cultural, social and religious levels. For more
information about this organization contact
Eric Leibowitz
.
Raphael Society</excerpt>
<desc>Raphael Society at Health Sciences Campus
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/digital/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3096</bytes>
<words>449</words>
<links>10</links>
<title>Columbia University Digital Library Collections</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK C OLUMBIA U NIVERSITY
D IGITAL L IBRARY C OLLECTIONS
The works available from this page are a
subset of Columbia's growing digital library. Cataloging information
for most of these items may be found in CLIO , available
through CLIO Plus . If you have comments or suggestions,
please send mail to: [e-mail]
Under Construction!
* General Reference
Includes the Concise Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia,
</excerpt>
<desc>Columbia University Digital Libraries Collection
Digital Collections
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/digital/texts.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4654</bytes>
<words>650</words>
<links>15</links>
<title>Columbia Digital Library Collections: Index to Texts</title>
<outline>SELECTED TEXTS Index</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK C OLUMBIA U NIVERSITY
D IGITAL L IBRARY C OLLECTIONS
Under Constructions!
The works available from this page are a subset
of Columbia's growing digital library. Cataloging information for
most of these items may be found in CLIO , available
through CLIO Plus . For comments or suggestions, please
send mail to: [e-mail]
--
*
Bacon, Francis, 1561-1626. The New Organon -- Pittsboro, NC :
InteLex Corp., c1993?. Based on: Spedding & Ellis ed., with notes
*
</excerpt>
<desc>Selected Texts
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/ejournals/</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>6106</bytes>
<words>809</words>
<links>21</links>
<title>Selected Electronic Journals</title>
<outline>Selected Electronic Journals</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK C OLUMBIA U NIVERSITY
D IGITAL L IBRARY C OLLECTIONS
Under Construction!
The selections available from this page
constitute a subset of the growing Columbia digital library
collections. Cataloging information for most of these items may be
found in CLIO , available through CLIO
Plus . For comments or suggestions, please
send mail to: [e-mail]
A listing of a
* a
</excerpt>
<desc>Selected Electronic Journals
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/general/fall-spring/additional.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>08-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>2251</bytes>
<words>286</words>
<title>Fall 1995 - Spring 1996 Schedule : Additional remarks</title>
<outline>Election Day - November 7 Fall Final Examination Period Spring Final Examination Period</outline>
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<excerpt>
Library
Hours : Additional Remarks
The following libraries will follow a different schedule on Monday and/or
Tuesday November 6 and 7 in observance of Election Day:
*Business
*Chemistry
*Journalism
*Lehman
*Music
*Social Work
*Starr East Asian
*Teachers College
Please consult the individual departments for more information.
Varies by department
The following libraries will The following libraries will have extended
hours during the fall 1995 examination</excerpt>
<desc>Election Day - November 7
Fall Final Examination Period
Spring Final Examination Period
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/general/fall-spring/main_txt.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>06-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>4642</bytes>
<words>520</words>
<title>Fall 1995 - Spring 1996 Schedule (preformated)</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK Library Hours Fall 1995 -
Spring 1996: Sept. 5 - Dec.22, 1995 and Jan. 16 - May 10, 1996 ===============================================================================
Mon.-Thur. Fridays Saturdays Sundays Tel.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Annex Access to the Annex is by appointment only (M-F) 368-2782
Avery 9am-11pm 9am-9pm 10am-7pm 12n-10pm 854-3501
Barnard College 8:45am-12m 8:45am-6pm 12n-5pm 10am-12m 854-3846
Media Center 8:45am-11pm 8:45am-6pm 12n-5pm 1pm-11pm 854-5427
Biology 9am-10pm 9am-5pm 10am-5pm 2pm-10pm 854-4715
Business* 8am-11pm* 8am-9pm* 12n-8pm 12n-8pm 854-4000
Butler* 9am-11pm 9am-9pm 11am-6pm 12n-11pm 854-2271</excerpt>
<desc>Preformated version
regular fall schedule
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/general/using.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-Jan-95</lmod>
<bytes>20834</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>7</links>
<title>USING THE LIBRARIES: THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW</title>
<outline>Using the Libraries: Things You Should Know</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK Most of the 22 libraries comprising the Columbia University
Libraries (CUL) circulate material to users, with varying circulation
policies at individual libraries. A copy of the CUL circulation policy
may be obtained at any circulation desk or at the Library Information
Office. Many libraries also have course materials on reserve. These
readings are required for individual courses each semester and have
short, or restricted, loan periods. Reference staff at most libraries
can help you find appropriate materials for your research. For
specifics about any individual library, please phone or inquire at
that library. Library locations and phone numbers are available in
LibraryWeb</excerpt>
<desc>GENERAL
ORIENTATION -- Using the Library: Things You Should Know
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/index.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>3413</bytes>
<words>459</words>
<links>14</links>
<outline>Library Information Bibliographic & Textual Resources</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK * About --
Historical Information & Highlights of Columbia Library Collections
* Libraries
-- Home Pages of Individual Columbia Libraries and Collections
* Events --
Special Library Events, Exhibitions & Lectures
* Publications -- Library Publications, Guides &
Documentation
* Policies
-- Circulation Policies, Guest Privileges, Services, Hours of opening,
etc.
* Projects -- Columbia Digital Library Research &
Demonstration Projects
* font
* What's New? -- Recent
</excerpt>
<desc>Columbia University
LibraryWeb
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/indiv/business/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3245</bytes>
<words>479</words>
<links>13</links>
<title>Business & Economics Library Home Page</title>
<keys>libraryweb*2, libwebsm, urlpath, lmatch, ghttp, maxlines, indexdir, maxfiles, clioplus, webindex, columbianet, aglimpse, floorplan, dbname, offsite, indiv*3</keys>
<excerpt>
The Thomas J. Watson Library of
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS About the Library -- A brief
introduction Library Hours -- Hours of opening for
the current term
Floorplan --
Physical layout of the collection [to come] Staff -- Library staff, phone numbers,
address Services -- Departmental library
img alt=" " align=bottom
</excerpt>
<desc>BUSINESS & ECONOMICS
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/indiv/business/offsite.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>8709</bytes>
<words>1375</words>
<links>35</links>
<title>CU Libraries Business & Economics Pathfinder</title>
<keys>bschools*3, edgarhp*2, tradecompass, columbiaweb, offerced, eprice, cpny, thomasregister, libraryweb, listserves, abusiness, qmaster, econdept, clioplus, pcquote</keys>
<excerpt>
Business
& Economics Library: Internet Pathfinder
Summer 1995
This guide includes a sample of business and economics resources
available on the Internet. This is an evolving project intended
ultimately to provide a wide variety of business and economics-related
information. Currently this system consists of links to both textual
and numeric sources of general business and economic information. In
the future, the system will provide listings of newsgroups,
listserves, bulletin boards, directories, etc.
* Contents
* General Business Sources
* Business Schools & Departments of Economics
* Resources for Economists
* Finance Related Resources
* General Business Sources
* Guide to Business Sources</excerpt>
<desc>Business and Economics
Columbia U. Libraries Business & Economics Pathfinder
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/indiv/ets/offsite.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>12696</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>69</links>
<title>Electronic Texts on the Internet</title>
<outline>ELECTRONIC TEXTS ON THE INTERNET FINDING AIDS OTHER ELECTRONIC TEXT CENTERS AND ORGANIZATIONS ISSUES OF RELEVANCE TO ELECTRONIC TEXTUAL WORK MAJOR ONLINE TEXT COLLECTIONS</outline>
<keys>scottr*3, otherprojects, accgopher, elcenter, bobst, litbooks*2, bcmsv*2, pickthall, cethmac*2, alcuin*2, columbianet*2, recentiores, bcpet, universels, drabin</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
A new version of this page is now under construction. To see it, click here. Catalogue of Projects in Electronic Text (CPET),
Georgetown U. Searchable database of centers and projects producing
electronic texts, rather than a list of texts per se. Geographical
Listing of the Above Information Maintained at
Project Runeberg.
RLIN
MDF FILE (Searchable here by Columbia affiliates only) The Research
Library Group's RLIN database
contains many records of electronic texts, searchable by author, title, and
subject. Among other things, they include the records in the Rutgers Inventory of
Electronic Texts in the Humanities, produced by Center for Electronic Texts
in the Humanities. Once</excerpt>
<desc>Columbia University LibraryWeb Guide to electronic text resources on the Internet
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/indiv/geology/geology.menu.html</url>
<date>16-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>07-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>2722</bytes>
<words>402</words>
<links>13</links>
<title>Geology Library</title>
<keys>columbiaweb, libraryweb*2, libwebsm, urlpath, lmatch, ghttp, indexdir, maxlines, maxfiles, clioplus, webindex, offsite*2, columbianet, aglimpse, floorplan</keys>
<excerpt>
Geology Library About the Library -- A brief
introduction Library Hours --
Hours of opening for the current term Floorplan -- Physical layout of the
collection Staff -- Library staff, phone numbers,
address Services -- Library
img alt=" " align=middle
</excerpt>
<desc>Geology Library
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/indiv/geology/offsite.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>07-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>1304</bytes>
<words>182</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>Geology & Geosciences Libraries: Related Off-Campus Resources</title>
<keys>columbiaweb, libraryweb*2, libwebsm, clioplus, offsite*2, columbianet, geosci, clio, cweb, indiv*2, libweb, cul, geology*3, jump*4, cu*4, columbia*8, libraries*5</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK Digital Resources for the Earth Sciences Comments and Questions: [e-mail] --
Last revision: 9/1/95
</excerpt>
<desc>Internet Resources
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/indiv/geosci/offsite.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>6758</bytes>
<words>1069</words>
<links>8</links>
<title>Geosciences Library: Related Off-Campus Resources</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK Digital Resources for the Earth Sciences
At the present time there is a
great deal of "pointing" on the internet. There is much less
content being pointed at. This combined with the diversity of
topics included in the earth sciences makes it difficult to find
useful materials. This list attempts to provide access to three
types of earth science information on the internet: Content Sites , Guides , and
Data Sets .
Content Sites: Developed, thematic sites,
most with text and
images that might be useful sources of information for finding out
about a subject or writing a paper.
* Dinosaur
Provincial Park This site in Alberta, Canada contains extensive
* a href=http://www.bvis.uic</excerpt>
<desc>Internet Resources
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/indiv/lehman/lehman.menu.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>07-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>3104</bytes>
<words>457</words>
<links>14</links>
<title>Lehman Social Sciences Library Home Page</title>
<keys>columbiaweb, libraryweb*2, libwebsm, urlpath, lmatch, ghttp, maxlines, maxfiles, indexdir, clioplus, lehman*8, webindex, offsite*2, columbianet, aglimpse, floorplan</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK Lehman Social Sciences Library About the Library -- A brief
introduction Library Hours -- Hours of opening for
the current term Floorplan -- Physical layout of the
collection Staff -- Library staff, phone numbers,
address Subject Guides -- Specialized
</excerpt>
<desc>LEHMAN
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/indiv/manc/manc.menu.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2992</bytes>
<words>424</words>
<links>13</links>
<title>Ancient Medieval Studies Reading Room Main Menu</title>
<outline>ANCIENT & MEDIEVAL STUDIES READING ROOM</outline>
<keys>columbiaweb, libraryweb*2, libwebsm, urlpath, lmatch, ghttp, manc*4, maxfiles, maxlines, indexdir, floorplans, clioplus, webindex, columbianet, aglimpse, dbname</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK About the Collection -- A general
introduction Collection -- A
guide to the collection Hours -- Hours of
opening for the current term Floorplans -- Physical layout of the
collection Guides --
</excerpt>
<desc>ANC/MED
The Ancient and Medieval Reading Room
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/indiv/mathsci/offsite.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>7528</bytes>
<words>1130</words>
<links>67</links>
<outline>Indexes - MathSci and Uncover JOURNALS - Mathematics electronic journals PREPRINTS - Mathematics electronic preprints NEWSGROUPS - Mathematics Newsgroups SOFTWARE - Mathematics software MODELLING - Mathematical</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK Mathematics Library: Subject Resources
* INDEXES - MathSci and Uncover
* SEARCH - Search the Internet
* JOURNALS - Mathematics electronic journals
* PREPRINTS - Mathematics electronic preprints
* NEWSGROUPS - Mathematics newsgroups
* SOFTWARE - Mathematics software
* MODELLING - Mathematical modelling
* JOBS
- Job services
* GRANTS & SCHOLARSHIPS - Grants information
* QUOTATIONS - Furman University
Mathematical Quotations Server
MathSci
</excerpt>
<desc>Internet Resources
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/indiv/rare/rare.menu.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>07-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>2947</bytes>
<words>430</words>
<links>12</links>
<title>Rare Book Manuscript Library</title>
<keys>columbiaweb, libraryweb*2, libwebsm, urlpath, lmatch, ghttp, rarebooks, maxlines, maxfiles, indexdir, clioplus, webindex, columbianet, aglimpse, floorplan</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK RARE BOOK & MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY About the Collection -- A brief
introduction Hours -- Hours
of opening for the current term
Floorplan --
Physical layout of the collection [TO COME] Staff --
Library staff, phone numbers, address
Subject
Guides -- Specialized information guides to the collection [TO COME] Exhibitions -- Current exhibitions in
img alt=" " align=middle
</excerpt>
<desc>Columbia University
RARE BOOKS
Special Collections
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/indiv/socwk/offsite.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>2442</bytes>
<words>385</words>
<links>12</links>
<keys>socwk*12, columbiaweb, swfamily, swhealth, swgeron, swmoney, swchild, swdrugs, swgate, swgovt, swban, libraryweb, gerontological, indiv*10, clioplus, columbianet</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
Related Off-Campus Resources
Related Internet Resources Resources related to CHILDREN Resources
related to DRUGS & VIOLENCE Resources
related to FAMILIES Resources
related to GERONTOLOGICAL AREAS Resources
related to GOVERNMENT Resources
related to HEALTH & MENTAL HEALTH
a
</excerpt>
<desc>Social Work
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/inside/projects/lweb/nyc/</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>6207</bytes>
<words>935</words>
<links>40</links>
<title>Manhattan Resources</title>
<outline>GENERAL GUIDES HISTORY, RESEARCH & GOVERNMENT INFORMATION ENTERTAINMENT & NIGHT LIFE SELECTED NYC WEB SITES</outline>
<keys>nightmap*2, pubadvocate, columbiaweb, nycguidertf, metroscope, cntraveler, subguides, branchref, nighttit, nychome, clubnyc, nuwebny, gnycn, cuweb, olumbia</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK C OLUMBIA U NIVERSITY
S ELECTED NEW YORK
CITY RESOURCES
Paperless Guide to
NYC -- History, facts, transportation, shopping, more...
Explore
NY -- Descriptions & locations of NYC sights
NY City Reference
-- Extensive pointers to NYC information sources
NuWeb, N.Y. -- "The
Cyberspace Capital of New York"; chiefly cultural and business links CityNet
-- Links to a variety of NYC resources
METROSCOPE:
NEW YORK -- Links to sites for art, culture, business, media,
a
</excerpt>
<desc>NYC
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/subjects/index.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>3759</bytes>
<words>535</words>
<links>35</links>
<title>Selected Subject Guides & Resources</title>
<outline>Selected Subject Guides & Resources</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK * External Guides
-- General search tools, indexes, directories of Internet Sites
*Columbia Guides -- Targeted resource guides and Internet pathfinders developed by CU Libraries staff :
* African-American Studies * Ancient and Medieval Studies
Reading Room
* Architecture & Fine Arts
* Archives and Manuscript Collections Outside
Columbia
Biology --
* Business and Economics
Chemistry --
* East Asian Studies
* Government Information
Geology --
</excerpt>
<desc>Columbia LibraryWeb Subject Guides
Columbia University Internet Resources
Selected Topics & Search Tools
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/texts/index.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>283</bytes>
<words>34</words>
<title>404 Not Found</title>
<outline>404 Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found
The requested URL /cu/libraries/texts</excerpt>
<desc>Electronic Texts
Etexts
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/record/record.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>9706</bytes>
<words>1252</words>
<links>47</links>
<title>Columbia University Record</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK Columbia University Press Releases
Volume 21
* October 20, 1995 -- Vol. 21, No. 7
* October 13, 1995 -- Vol. 21, No. 6
* October 6, 1995 -- Vol. 21, No. 5
* September 29, 1995 -- Vol. 21, No. 4
* September 22, 1995 -- Vol. 21, No. 3
* September 15, 1995 -- Vol. 21, No. 2
* September 8, 1995 -- Vol. 21, No. 1
Supplement: A Guide to the Columbia University Libraries , 1995-96
Volume 20 Columbia: The Year in Pictures : Photographic Archive * June 9, 1995 -- Vol. 20, No. 31
* May 26, 1995 -- Vol. 20, No. 30
* May 17, 1995 -- Vol. 20, No. 29
* May 12, 1995 -- Vol. 20, No. 28
...
</excerpt>
<desc>Columbia University Record
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/zamana/sangam/table.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Apr-95</lmod>
<bytes>744</bytes>
<words>113</words>
<links>2</links>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK The following issues of sangam are currently available, on-line:
December
1994
April
1995
</excerpt>
<desc>&& sangam &&
sangam Magazine
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/experimental/experiments.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Mar-95</lmod>
<bytes>1748</bytes>
<words>250</words>
<links>14</links>
<title>AcIS Experimental Information Services</title>
<outline>AcIS Experimental Information Services</outline>
<keys>campustour, styley, acis*16, ligatures, columbianet, helpline*2, journ*2, accented, handouts*2, cue*2, wintermute, svl, cms*4, mainframe, documentation*8, imaging*3</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
* Journalism Library Home Page
* AcIS Computing Facilities
* AcIS Imaging Project
* CMS Technical
Notes - local documentation for using the IBM VM/CMS mainframe.
* AcIS PostScript Documentation - AcIS literature in PostScript format.
* Committee on Undergraduate Education (CUE)
* Columbia Image Archive
* AcIS Computing Facilities Map</excerpt>
<desc>Academic Information Systems at Columbia University
R & D Projects
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/imaging/html/about-image.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Feb-94</lmod>
<bytes>911</bytes>
<words>118</words>
<title>Course Name</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
Title: Theatrum sive Coliseum Romanum.
Translated title: Roman Theatre or Colosseum.
Artist: Lafrery, Antoine,1512-1577
Title and publishing information from Avery catalogue</excerpt>
<desc>DIAP image reproduced on the front page
image, front page
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/imaging/html/browsers/camilo/camilo-browser.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Nov-94</lmod>
<bytes>2282</bytes>
<words>330</words>
<links>15</links>
<title>AcIS Imaging</title>
<outline>AcIS Imaging Camilo Vergara Slides in Browser Format</outline>
<keys>nyda*15, camilo*15, crimmins, bronx*15, beekman, southeastern*15, bruckner, imaging*15, browsers*15, graphic*15, cypress, avenue*8, brook, saint*2, section*15</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
* [136th Street, southeastern section of the Bronx] [graphic].
* [137th Street, southeastern section of the Bronx] [graphic].
* [138th Street, southeastern section of the Bronx] [graphic].
* [139th Street, southeastern section of the Bronx] [graphic].
* [140th Street, southeastern section of the Bronx] [graphic].
* [141th Street, southeastern section of the Bronx] [graphic].
* [Saint Mary's Street, southeastern section of the Bronx] [graphic</excerpt>
<desc>Camilo Vergara Photo Slides of the Bronx
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/imaging/html/diap/amiens.thumbnails.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Nov-94</lmod>
<bytes>2052</bytes>
<words>286</words>
<title>Digital Image Access Project</title>
<outline>Digital Image Access Project Notre-Dame Cathedral of Amiens, an orderly vision Professor Stephen Murray, Art History, Columbia University</outline>
<keys>diap*18, jfif*18, virturues, transept, ddght, ulphe, diaphanous, amiens, cutout, facade*2, nave, nyc*18, portals, stacked, imaging*18, vertically, thumb*9</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
A selection of images from the Amiens collection.
1. Floor plan and cutout diagram.
2. The diaphanous gate of the choir : 1a.
5. The west portals changed through the play of ddght : 2a.
20. Entering the main portal.
30. Rotating the west facade.
40. Approaching the south transept facade.
50. Nave space stacked vertically.
60. Saint-Ulphe of the north portal.
70. Images of the central portal.</excerpt>
<desc>See a Gothic Cathedral
selected images
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/imaging/html/imaging.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>08-Aug-95</lmod>
<bytes>3819</bytes>
<words>588</words>
<links>9</links>
<title>AcIS/CUL Imaging and Hypertext Projects</title>
<outline>AcIS/CUL Imaging and Hypertext Projects</outline>
<keys>calatrava*3, easterling*2, diap*3, largemaps, bergdoll, photocd*5, archpub, cala, oversize, granger*2, offshoot, unwieldy, acis*3, oversized, bartleby, avery*2</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
With the cooperation of various faculty members and the Columbia
Libraries, AcIS has digitized approximately 2000 images. These images are
available in the various categories below. The experiments
include high-resolution PhotoCD images and low-resolution scanned
images.
Oversized Color Images Project
This is a six-month pilot project to identify the most acceptable
preservation and access techniques available for oversize, color
images.
Calatrava Bridges
As part of his course, Building Systems, Professor Anthony Webster,
from the Architecture Department, was interested in providing the many
images from the book Calatrava Bridges online. The
photographs, originally slides of photos</excerpt>
<desc>AcIS Imaging Projects
AcIS/CU Libraries Imaging and Hypertext Projects
Columbia University Library, Digital Image Project
CUL Imaging and Hypertext Projects
Imaging and HyperText Projects at Columbia University
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/imaging/html/marc/amiens/amiens-marc.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Nov-94</lmod>
<bytes>883</bytes>
<words>95</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>Digital Image Access Project</title>
<outline>Digital Image Access Project Notre-Dame Cathedral of Amiens, an orderly vision by Professor Stephen Murray, Art History, Columbia University</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
* Sequenced photographs [part 1]/ by Stephen Murray.
* Notre-Dame Cathedral of Amiens, an orderly vision [graphic] : sequenced photographs [part 2]/ by Stephen Murray</excerpt>
<desc>Go to the AcIS Imaging Project - Notre Dame Cathedral of Amiens, an Orderly Vision, by Professor St ephen Murray.
Notre-Dame Cathedral of Amiens, an orderly vision
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/kermit/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>07-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>1754</bytes>
<words>270</words>
<links>10</links>
<title>Kermit Communications Software</title>
<keys>howtoget, kermit*11, moreinfo, licensing*2, emulation, shield*2, manuals*2, columbia*6, nonprofit, consistent, platforms, diverse, hundreds, entirely, existence</keys>
<excerpt>
Kermit Communications Software
Welcome to the Kermit software collection at
Columbia University ,
New York City: communications software for
nearly every computer in existence.
Kermit software offers a consistent approach to file transfer ,
terminal emulation , script programming , and character-set
conversion on hundreds of different hardware and operating</excerpt>
<desc>and BBSs
and Business Communication
auto up- and download
auto- download and auto- upload
File transfer failure recovery
file transfer recovery
for OS/2
for Stratus VOS
for UNIX
for VMS
IBM Mainframe Kermit-370 4.3.1
Japanese Kanji
Kermit and Market Research in the UK
Kermit Helps Automate Mail Delivery
MS-DOS Kermit 3.14
order form
Other New Kermit Releases
publisher
QNX
Saiensu-Sha Co., Ltd.
see article
see profile
separate article
Verlag Heinz Heise
XAP Company
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/kermit/aavsys.txt</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Apr-95</lmod>
<bytes>36641</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
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<excerpt>
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Kermit Versions, Listed by machine and operating system, as of:
Tue Apr 25 18:49:12 EDT 1995
Prefix, Operating Program Program Released
Tape Machine System Language Version yy/mm/dd Contributor
CK F (various 68000) OS-9 C 5A190 94/10/04 CU + C. Hemsing
OS9 C (various 68000) OS-9 C 1.5 85/09/20 USC
FLX C (various 6809) Flex 9 6809 Asm - 86/04/17 Brighton Poly
OS9 C (various 6809) OS-9 C 1.5 85/09/20 USC
UCP C (various Pecan) UCSD p-Sys Pascal 1.1 90/08/05 R.T. Coslet
CK F (various) 4.1BSD C 5A190 94/10/04 Columbia U
CK F (various) 4.2BSD C 5A190 94/10/04 Columbia U
CK F (various) 4.3BSD C 5A190 94/10/04 Columbia U
CK F (various) 4.4BSD C 5A190 94/10/04 Columbia U
CK F (various</excerpt>
<desc>hundreds more
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/kermit/aaxfly.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Apr-95</lmod>
<bytes>18393</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>Kermit Software Catalog</title>
<outline>THE KERMIT COMMUNICATION SOFTWARE CATALOG</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Columbia University Academic Information Systems
January 1995
CLICK HERE
for a plain-text version of this catalog.
CLICK HERE
for a PostScript version of this catalog.
CLICK HERE
to go straight to the Order Form .
Kermit is the low-cost, high-quality alternative to expensive
commercial communication software. Kermit software incorporates Columbia
University's Kermit protocol for transferring text and binary files reliably
between computers of all sizes. Kermit software is available for more than
400 different computers and operating systems, written in a wide variety of
programming languages, and works over direct or dialed serial connections, and
often over local and wide area</excerpt>
<desc>&& Kermit Software Catalog &&
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/kermit/documentation.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Jan-95</lmod>
<bytes>1695</bytes>
<words>246</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>Kermit - Documentation and Support</title>
<outline>Kermit - Documentation and Support</outline>
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<excerpt>
The Kermit software effort is entirely self-supporting . If you use
Kermit software, you are requested to also purchase the appropriate
manual(s).
These manuals show you, step-by-step, how to use the software, complete
with examples and illustrations. They are designed for users of all levels,
from novices to experts, and include everything</excerpt>
<desc>Documentation and support
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/kermit/faithful.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>1674</bytes>
<words>258</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>Faithful - What does it REALLY mean?</title>
<outline>Faithful - What does it REALLY mean?</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Faithful VT terminal emulation means that the emulator stands up to the
most demanding applications that were designed to take advantage of every
feature of the terminal. Here are a few tests that OS/2 C-Kermit and
MS-DOS Kermit pass with flying colors.
* All of the tests in
the
vttest test suite.
*VMS fullscreen applications</excerpt>
<desc>Faithful
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/kermit/howtoget.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>2051</bytes>
<words>319</words>
<links>11</links>
<title>Kermit Software - How to Get It</title>
<outline>Kermit Software - How to Get It Kermit Software Catalog Quick FTP Access to Popular Items</outline>
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<excerpt>
You may order Kermit software and manuals by post, by telephone, by fax,
or by e-mail. For detailed ordering information, see the:
You may also obtain Kermit via
anonymous ftp from kermit.columbia.edu.
When obtaining Kermit software over the network, please be sure to also
order the appropriate MANUALS if you
don't have them already.
THE KERMIT FILES MAY NOT BE REDISTRIBUTED ON CD-ROMS OR OTHER MEDIA
WITHOUT</excerpt>
<desc>What's available and how to get it
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/kermit/ibm370.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1202</bytes>
<words>174</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>IBM Mainframe Kermit</title>
<outline>IBM Mainframe Kermit This page under construction</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Kermit-370 4.3.1 for
IBM Mainframes with VM/CMS, MVS/TSO, CICS, or MUSIC is available on
9-track tape in the Kermit Software Catalog .
It may also be obtained via ftp:
For VM/CMS
Files ik0*.* and ikc*.*.
For MVS/TSO (including</excerpt>
<desc>IBM Mainframe Kermit
IBM Mainframes
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/kermit/k95.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>8971</bytes>
<words>1390</words>
<links>25</links>
<title>Kermit for Windows &174; 95</title>
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<excerpt>
Kermit 95 is a full-featured,
fully native, 32-bit communications software package for Microsoft
Windows&174; 95 (and yes, also Windows NT 3.51) from the Kermit Project at
Columbia University for both serial and TCP/IP communication.
K-95 can be both icon/menu operated for newcomers or command-line executed
for veterans (or any combination of the two for those who want it all).
Short cuts:
* LICENSING
* FEATURES
* AVAILABILITY * THE FUTURE * SCREEN SHOTS * ORDER FORM * ACADEMIC SITE LICENSE * FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS * KERMIT 95 AND HYPERTERMINAL * KERMIT 95 AND TELNET * KERMIT 95 AND QMODEMPRO LICENSING
Unlike other Kermit software, K-95 is not "free". It is not available for
downloading;</excerpt>
<desc>COMING SOON - Kermit for Windows 95
Kermit 95
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/kermit/kermit.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>07-Jul-95</lmod>
<bytes>6081</bytes>
<words>976</words>
<links>14</links>
<title>Kermit - What is it?</title>
<outline>Kermit - What is it?</outline>
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<excerpt>
The Kermit file transfer protocol was developed at Columbia University in New
York City in 1981 for the specific purpose of transferring text and binary
files without errors between diverse types of computers over potentially
hostile communication links.
Over the years, the Kermit project has grown into a worldwide cooperative
nonprofit software development effort, headquartered at and coordinated
from Columbia University . The Kermit protocol
was named after Kermit the Frog, star of the television series, The Muppet
Show, used by permission of Henson Associates, Inc.
The Kermit protocol itself has developed into a sophisticated and
powerful tool for file transfer and management, incorporating</excerpt>
<desc>Kermit file transfer
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/kermit/manuals.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Aug-95</lmod>
<bytes>8565</bytes>
<words>1084</words>
<links>16</links>
<title>Kermit Manuals</title>
<outline>MS-DOS Kermit C-Kermit The Kermit File Transfer Protocol Specification To Order from Columbia University German-Language Kermit Books French-Language Kermit Books Japanese-Language Kermit Books</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Kermit Software Manuals
MS-DOS Kermit and C-Kermit software are documented in professionally
published manuals. The Kermit file transfer protocol is specified in
a separate book. Sales of these manuals are the major source of funding
for the Kermit project. If you use Kermit software, please purchase the
appropriate manual(s).
MS-DOS Kermit, full-featured communications software for IBM and compatible
PCs with DOS or Windows, is documented in:
Christine M. Gianone, Using MS-DOS Kermit , Second Edition, Digital
Press / Butterworth-Heinemann, Woburn, MA, 1992, 345 pages, ISBN
1-55558-082-3. Packaged with version 3.14 of MS-DOS Kermit for the
IBM PC, PS/2, and compatibles on a 3</excerpt>
<desc>CLICK HERE
Kermit, A File Transfer Protocol
manuals
the manual:
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/kermit/mskermit.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>07-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>1726</bytes>
<words>255</words>
<links>9</links>
<title>MS-DOS Kermit</title>
<outline>MS-DOS Kermit for DOS and Windows</outline>
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<excerpt>
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MS-DOS Kermit 3.14 is a compact and efficient communications
software package for IBM PCs and compatibles offering a wide range of
faithful
text and graphics terminal emulations, an astonishing variety of serial and
network communication methods, a vast array of international character-set
conversions, exceptionally flexible and</excerpt>
<desc>DOS and Windows
MS-DOS Kermit for DOS or Windows 3.x
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/kermit/news.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>04-Apr-95</lmod>
<bytes>1887</bytes>
<words>291</words>
<links>13</links>
<title>Kermit News</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK Kermit News
Subscriptions to our printed journal, Kermit News , are available
free of charge. If you have ordered Kermit software or documentation from
us, you already have a subscription. Otherwise, or if your address has changed
since you last wrote to us,
send us your complete postal address .
Kermit News is issued about once a year, more or less.
Most of them</excerpt>
<desc>Kermit News
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/kermit/newsn6.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Aug-95</lmod>
<bytes>126106</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>78</links>
<title>Kermit News Number 6, March 1995</title>
<outline>Editor's Notes Books, Books, Books MS-DOS Kermit Meets the BBS MS-DOS Kermit Means Business C-Kermit 5A(190) for UNIX, VMS, OS/2, VOS, . . . Other Recent Releases Digital PDP-11 RT-11 and TSX+ File Transfer</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Kermit News Number 6, March 1995
CONTENTS
Editor's Notes
New Releases
MS-DOS Kermit 3.14
and BBSs
and Business Communication
C-Kermit 5A(190)
for UNIX
for VMS
for OS/2
for Stratus VOS
IBM Mainframe Kermit-370 4.3.1
Digital PDP-11 Kermit-11 3.62-8
Other New Kermit Releases
New Features
File Transfer Recovery
Auto-Upload, Auto-Download, Auto-Anything
Character Sets:
People and Places
</excerpt>
<desc>Auto upload and download
File transfer recovery
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/kermit/unix.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Mar-95</lmod>
<bytes>1738</bytes>
<words>252</words>
<links>4</links>
<title>UNIX C-Kermit</title>
<outline>UNIX C-Kermit</outline>
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<excerpt>
UNIX C-Kermit offers a uniform approach to serial and TCP/IP communications
on over 400 different UNIX platforms. Features include automatic dialing,
terminal connection, the fastest and most advanced implementation of the
Kermit file transfer protocol available, script programming, and international
character-set conversion during both terminal</excerpt>
<desc>UNIX
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~aeb23/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>393</bytes>
<words>51</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>The Cosmic Cafe</title>
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<excerpt>
the cosmic is
now at http://www.zoom.com/~aeb
</excerpt>
<desc>The Cosmic Cafe (and the link to the elusive BECK home page!)
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~aeg15/hodayah.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>4523</bytes>
<words>751</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>The Hodayah Page</title>
<outline>The Hodayah Project</outline>
<keys>maht*4, hodayah*3, rakh*3, grah*3, koor*3, cheh*5, thuchiche*2, shukria*2, arigato*2, dahnk*2, todah*2, shyeh*2, vell*2, vaht*2, gomapsunmida, uzbekikstan</keys>
<excerpt>
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In tribute to the importance of being grateful, here is a list
of ways to say "thank you" in various
languages . For each language, the name of the language is listed
followed by the place in which the language is spoken. Following these
are the terms themselves, each of which is accompanied by a
transliteration in which the primary (accented) syllable is capitalized.
Currently all information here is obtained on an amateur basis.
Therefore, please do not expect accuracy!
Corrections and new submissions are welcome.
(Click here to e-mail
me one.)
The information here is based primarily on many hours of
conversation with immigrants in New York City .
Without their time and help</excerpt>
<desc>Thank you
tnx
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~aeg15/ny.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Aug-95</lmod>
<bytes>2438</bytes>
<words>382</words>
<links>16</links>
<title>Avi's New York Page</title>
<outline>The Big Apple The Empire State</outline>
<keys>demodata*2, upclose*10, vtourist, hodayah, nycta, mediabridge*3, aeg*2, nywww, usmap, wnet, pmsa, newyork, paperless, cmsa, demography*2, bronx, jussieu*2</keys>
<excerpt>
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Is it a city. . . . Or is it a state?
New York, New York, what a wonderful town,
The Bronx is up, and the Battery's down;
The people ride in a hole in the ground .
New York, New York, what a wonderful town!
This page is under construction.
* Paperless Guide to New York City
*
USA CityLink - New York
*
Mediabridge's Virtual Tourist NYC
*
CityNet: New York, NY
*
NYCTA Subway System
*
WWW Sites in New York State:
</excerpt>
<desc>New York City
New York, NY
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~alan/ham/cuarc-exams.html</url>
<date>16-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>8606</bytes>
<words>1253</words>
<links>19</links>
<title>License Exam Sessions</title>
<outline>NYC Metro Area Regularly Scheduled Exam Sessions</outline>
<keys>cuarc*14, siara*4, yarc*4, kcra*4, weca*4, fahrnsworth*3, kcrc*3, ygk*3, hamfests*2, fuat*4, arrl*19, notesboards, lunchroom, upgraders, fiorello, popovich*2</keys>
<excerpt>
License Exam Sessions
The next VE session offered by CUARC VEs will be:
* Date: Monday, October 16, 1995
* Date: Monday, November 20, 1995
* Time: 6:30 PM (local time)
* Place: 414 CEPSR
* Contact: Alan Crosswell (N2YGK) <[e-mail]> , 212-854-3754 (24hrs).
Walk-ins will be accepted although preregistration will help us plan
better. Preregister by sending email to [e-mail] or by
calling 854-3754. We especially need to know if you want to take any
element higher than Technician Class or if you will need special
accomodations. Our VE exam rules can be found
here.
Upgraders must bring ORIGINAL and one photocopy of FCC license and any
applicable CSCEs.
You must bring a valid</excerpt>
<desc>License Exam Sessions
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~arb33/intro.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>1288</bytes>
<words>180</words>
<title>An Introduction to SEX, DRUGS & DEMOCRACY</title>
<outline>A Brief Introduction</outline>
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<excerpt>
How much freedom is too much? Every democratic society faces this
question. Most have similar answers. Then there is Holland.
The Dutch vision of a free society includes a legalized sex industry,
the open sale of marijuana, total equality for gays, the distribution</excerpt>
<desc>A Brief Introduction
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~arb33/multi.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>04-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>2119</bytes>
<words>322</words>
<links>10</links>
<title>Sounds and Scenes from SEX, DRUGS & DEMOCRACY</title>
<outline>Sounds and Scenes from the Movie Photos from the Movie Excerpts from the Groundbreaking Soundtrack</outline>
<keys>foxman*2, karabekians, innertube, tolinki, sexdrug, tutani, wailin, tuti, hlk, amm*5, truckload, brothel*2, schoolyard, marchers, arb*3, cinder, jal, unbelievable</keys>
<excerpt>
All of the following are black and white photos in gif format. But don't
let that fool you--the movie is color.
*
Smoke in
*
Scene from a
brothel
*
Children in a
schoolyard
*
Anti-racism
marchers
*
Body painting
*
"The Gay Dating
Show"
* Gay couple kissing
The following
*
</excerpt>
<desc>Sounds and Scenes from the Movie
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~archpub/BT/ABOUT/abtanat.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>689</bytes>
<words>87</words>
<title>About Architectural Anatomy Online</title>
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<excerpt>
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About Architectural Anatomy Online
This project documents the constructive details of major American
architectural projects</excerpt>
<desc>About Architectural Anatomy Online
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~archpub/BT/ABOUT/abtstu.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>470</bytes>
<words>58</words>
<title>About Student Coursework</title>
<keys>gsap, coursework, enrolled, proprietary, copyrighted, indicated, ok, technologies, courses, building, oct, done, student, saturday, thursday, students, section</keys>
<excerpt>
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About Student Coursework
All work in this section is proprietary and copyrighted</excerpt>
<desc>About Student Coursework
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~archpub/BT/BSI/BSI.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>296</bytes>
<words>36</words>
<title>403 Forbidden</title>
<outline>403 Forbidden</outline>
<keys>archpub, bsi*2, forbidden, bt, permission, client, oct, url, saturday, does, get, head*2, mime, ncsa, server*2, body*2, version, date, your, text, type, gmt</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 403 Forbidden
Your client does not have permission</excerpt>
<desc>Building Systems I
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~archpub/BT/BULLETIN_BOARD/ae_call.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>2168</bytes>
<words>301</words>
<title>ASCE Journal of Architectural Engineering</title>
<outline>Call for Papers -- 9/4/95</outline>
<keys>asce*5, aisc, refresher, acw, architectural*6, architects*2, readership, refereed, engineers*4, requesting, duplicate, submitting, advancement, artwork, dissemination</keys>
<excerpt>
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ASCE Journal of Architectural Engineering
The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)
is requesting paper submissions for consideration in the new 'Journal of
Architectural Engineering.' The 'Journal' is a quarterly,
technical, refereed publication of the ASCE.
The objective of the 'Journal of AE' is to provide a forum for dissemination
of information related to the practice of architectural engineering. The
Journal</excerpt>
<desc>ASCE Journal of Architectural Engineering -- Call for Research and Practice Papers
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~archpub/BT/BULLETIN_BOARD/ae_univ.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Jun-95</lmod>
<bytes>2071</bytes>
<words>257</words>
<title>Architectural Engineering Education: a call for articles</title>
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posted June 29, 1995
The ASCE's Journal of Architectural Engineering is publishing a
series of short, peer-reviewed articles on architectural engineering
education. Each article is intended to describe either the
architectural engineering program at a particular college or
university, or collaborative projects at schools with separate
architecture and engineering programs. Descriptions of A-E
education</excerpt>
<desc>ASCE Journal of Architectural Engineering -- Call for Education Papers
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<outline>Full Time Job Opportunity--Posted 25 June 95 Title: Manager of Gateway Laboratory All interested persons must contact the office of Vice Dean Friedman at 212-854-2986. Address: 510 Mudd Building, Columbia</outline>
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Salary: commensurate with experience
Description:
Reporting to the dean of the Engineering School, the incumbent is responsible for all aspect of finance adminstration and operation of the Engineering school's Gateway Learning Lab which includes 43 S...
Minimum Qualifications:
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<desc>System Administrator Position Available
</desc>
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JOURNAL OF URBAN TECHNOLOGY
SPECIAL ISSUE ON RESIDENTIAL TECHNOLOGY
A special issue of The Joumal of Urban Technology will address the public policy, economic,
social and physical dimensions of residential technology. The journal publishes articles that review
and analyze develomments in urban technologies as well as articles that study the history and he
political, environmental, social, esthetic, and ethical effects of those technologies. The goal of the
journal is, through education</excerpt>
<desc>Journal of Urban Technology -- Call for Papers
</desc>
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<desc>Santiago Calatrava's Bridges
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<desc>Housing the Spectacle
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<desc>Enclosures and Environments II
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<desc>The Farnsworth House by Mies van der Rohe
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Engineering for Architectural Projects is a set of interdisciplinary, networked
case studies of major American architectural projects. Individual case studies, called
volumes, include an overview of a building, a description of its architectural
importance, and a summary of its technical systems. In depth analyses of each
project's structural, building enclosure and HVAC systems are currently being added,
along with facsimiles of construction documents, 3-D detail models, published critical</excerpt>
<desc>Engineering for Architectural Projects (SEAS)
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Access to These Web Pages
(Multidisciplinary, Multimedia Design Projects for Freshmen and Seniors)
* Engineering for Architectural Projects
(Structural and Mechanical Engineering Case Studies)
Featured Buildings:
* The Farnsworth House by Mies Van der Rohe
* The PatCenter by Richard Rogers
* Pueblo Ribera by Rudolph Schindler
* The Lever House by SOM
* The Smith House by Richard Meier
* The Georgia Dome by Weidlinger Associates
* U.S. Pavilion at Expo 70 by Davis-Brody and David Geiger</excerpt>
<desc>Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics
Gateway Learning Laboratory (Columbia School of Engineering)
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<desc>Civic Crossings: The Commissioning, Design, and Public Perception of Urban Bridges
Journal of Urban Technology
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<desc>The Lever House by SOM
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<desc>Send comments to the Building Technologies Group
Send your comments to the Building Technologies Group
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<desc>The PatCenter by Richard Rogers
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<desc>Architectural Anatomy
Augmented Reality in Architectural Construction
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<desc>A Laptop at every seat:
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<desc>Research Portfolio
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<outline>Building Analysis</outline>
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Building Systems I -- Student Work
Three-person groups analyze the structural, enclosure and environmental
conditioning systems of a case-study building, both in terms of how these
systems work as well as how they interact with each other and inform the
building's form and expression. Engineer-architect</excerpt>
<desc>Building Systems I, Spring, 1994
</desc>
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<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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Building Systems II -- Student Work
For this nine week assignment, teams of three students each design and
detial a multistory industrial loft building</excerpt>
<desc>Building Systems II, Fall 1993
</desc>
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Pueblo Ribera by Rudolf Schindler, La Jolla, California
Views of Pueblo
Ribera (mpg)
Construction Assembly (mpg)
Lever House by Skidmore Owings and Merrill, New York, New York
3-D Model of
Moment Connection between Beams and Column
* Autocad Version
(dwg)
* DXF Version
Smith House by Richard Meier, Darien, Connecticut
Interactive
Map Showing Construction Details
Animation of Structural Component</excerpt>
<desc>Building Technologies Highlights: Animations, Interactive Maps, Videos, Models and More
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This site is constituted by visual and textual material selectively assembled from work produced during the past year.
ISTANBUL WORKSHOP summer 1993: Chiasmaticity, case 1, Istanbul
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Together with this hyper-accelerated growth / multiplication there is a proliferation of transportation / information technologies. In which specific ways are these two tendencies interrelated? What a...
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<desc>City of the Bias: Contouring Istanbul with Indirection
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Anime Resources
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Entertainment WWW Sites
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<desc>[CoolSpot]
Some Helpful and Useful WWW sites on the net
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<desc>Columbia's Federal Government Documents Site
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* The Beatles: Information
* Their original records as released in
the United Kingdom ,
the United States and
Germany (Brennan).
* The Capitol Albums (Daniels).
A guide to the Capitol compilations and catalog numbers.
* The Usenet Guide to Beatles Recording
Variations VERSION 2 (Brennan).
A guide to differences between mono and stereo, and so forth.
* What Goes On
(Weiss and Brown). A guide to mistakes and odd sounds heard on recordings.
* The Beatles'
Hamburg Recordings (Brennan). A guide to the early appearances of the
1961 recordings made for Polydor.
*
Strawberry Fields Forever: Putting Together the Pieces (Brennan).
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U K RECORD RELEASES BY THE BEATLES 1962-1970
By Joseph Brennan, [e-mail]. Copyright 1994.
Showing original releases and reissues and compilations. Parlophone
and Apple (released through Parlophone) use the codes R for singles
(7-inch 45rpm with one song per side), GEP for EPs (7-inch 45 rpm with
usually 2 songs per side), and PMC and PCS for LPs (12-inch 33.3rpm).
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shown here in that order, and * is any other writer.
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U S RECORD RELEASES BY THE BEATLES 1962-1970
By Joseph Brennan, [e-mail]. Copyright 1994.
Original releases and selected reissues and compilations. The CDs also
indicate the original English LP the song appeared on, with the exception of
the "Past Masters" and "Magical Mystery Tour" CDs which were not original
English LPs.
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Songs CD for each song
1962 Apr. Decca 31382
My Bonnie [(Twist)] Beatles' first
The Saints Beatles' first
1963 Feb. Vee Jay VJ 498
Please please me Please please me
Ask me why Please please me
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Version 3
This is a song catalog of all the songs by the Brothers Gibb, including their
own records as the Bee Gees, and the many other songs and records they have
made under their own names and those of other artists. It even includes
songs they wrote that have not been released on record. The work of their
brother Andy Gibb is also included.
The songs are arranged in groups according to the order they were recorded,
as nearly as that can be known. This is similar to order of release. In
some cases a group of songs recorded together was released over an album and
a few singles, and in some cases an album comes from two or more distinct
groups of recording sessions. Unrecorded</excerpt>
<desc>Guide to the Discography
Guide to the Song Catalog
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~brennan/beegees/d-version.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>08-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>697</bytes>
<words>87</words>
<title>Brothers Gibb Song Catalog</title>
<outline>BROTHERS GIBB DISCOGRAPHY Version 3.23, 18 September 1995.</outline>
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<excerpt>
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by Joseph Brennan
[e-mail]
541 West 113th St, Apt 4A, New York NY 10025, USA
Copyright 1994,1995 by Joseph Brennan</excerpt>
<desc>Version 3
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~brennan/index-music.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-May-95</lmod>
<bytes>554</bytes>
<words>83</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>A Deprecated Link</title>
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<excerpt>
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Oops. Things change. You probably came for my
Beatles or
Bee Gees pages... or else see
my Home</excerpt>
<desc>- MUSIC OF THE SIXTIES -
Joe Brennan's Beatles Page
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~brennan/index-rails.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Aug-95</lmod>
<bytes>2856</bytes>
<words>449</words>
<links>16</links>
<title>Rails and Transit</title>
<outline>Rails and Transit</outline>
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<excerpt>
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* Selected Reading .
* Guide to Abandoned Subway
Stations (Disused or Unused Underground Railway Stations of the New
York Area). And here are pictures of the abandoned
City Hall station.
* Guide to Abandoned Elevated
Station (Disused Elevated Railway Stations of the New York Area).
* My new subway map .
* The
linear subway map of New York.
* Saul Blumenthal's
The New York Subway page includes good pictures.
* The Metro trip
planner including many cities' transit systems.
* The Paperless
Guide to New York City sections on the subways and other transportation</excerpt>
<desc>Rails and Transit
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~brennan/rails/disused.underground.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>40475</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<title>Abandoned Subway Stations</title>
<outline>ABANDONED SUBWAY STATIONS Disused or Unused Underground Railway Stations of the New York Area Station name [Location] [Brooklyn] station [Manhattan] 125th Street [Manhattan] 59th Street [Manhattan] 72d</outline>
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<excerpt>
This is a complete inventory of existing underground stations in the
New York area that are not in use. It includes parts of stations not in use,
if they are large areas like whole platforms or levels, but not small areas
like individual entrances or passageways (nor faces of platforms).
It does not include other tunnels. There are many other portions of
tunnel not in use for public transit services, most of them rather short,
including provisions for branches never built, tunnels used for nonrevenue
connections and storage yard access, and staff passageways. A few of these
are mentioned as they relate to stations, but most are not. Since they are
mostly nameless, a more graphic presentation</excerpt>
<desc>Disused or Unused Underground Railway Stations of the New York Area
Old Subway Stations
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~chad/</url>
<date>23-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1851</bytes>
<words>286</words>
<links>5</links>
<title>circus of delirious shopping carts</title>
<outline>circus of delirious shopping carts digital space is not yet public. send chad your thoughts</outline>
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<excerpt>
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W E L C O M E
this page is always already under construction.
and is netscape 1.1 savvy
what's new at the circus, 10.10.95
i thrive on your feedback ; it is essential to my effort here. if you love this, let me know. if you loathe it, let me know. Or even better, let everyone know your very own original thought by
signing my Guestbook
You can View
my Guestbook</excerpt>
<desc>here
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~ct22/other_band_pics.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Jan-95</lmod>
<bytes>1207</bytes>
<words>180</words>
<links>6</links>
<outline>Brown Band The Harvard Band. The Penn Band</outline>
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<excerpt>
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* Brown at Penn
This was taken off a photo CD. I don't remember who to attribute it
to.
* Brown hosting
Columbia, and jammin' together
This was taken By Chris Gorski, Brown President, and scanned by Trashy
* The Harvard Band at</excerpt>
<desc>Other Band Photos
Other Band Pictures
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~ct22/resume.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Jun-95</lmod>
<bytes>3805</bytes>
<words>536</words>
<title>Constantino Tobio, Jr's Home Page</title>
<outline>Constantino Tobio, Jr</outline>
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<excerpt>
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84-50 Austin Street 5L
Kew Gardens, NY 11415-2219
[phone]
[e-mail]
Educational Background
Archbishop Molloy High School - 1987-1991
Graduated 7th of 352, National Honor Society, Excellence in French Gold
Medal
Columbia School of Engineering and Applied Science -
1991-1992 Columbia College - 1992-1996
Majored in American History and Specialized in 20th c. Military
Affairs, GPA of 3.0, BA expected January 1996
Work Experience
Arch Auto Parts Corp - Counterperson 1987-1992
Maintained inventories, performed sales of automotive parts,
provided advice on automotive repair for do-it-yourselfers, operated
brake turning lathe, custom fabricated replacement air conditioner</excerpt>
<desc>here
job
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~culpub/</url>
<date>23-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>06-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>749</bytes>
<words>87</words>
<links>1</links>
<outline>I'M NOT HERE</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK The LIBRARYWeb: Columbia University Libraries
WWW Information System Home Page now resides at http://www.cc.columbia.edu/cu/libraries</excerpt>
<desc>Columbia University Libraries
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~emj5/yourmom/archive.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-May-95</lmod>
<bytes>1254</bytes>
<words>199</words>
<links>4</links>
<title>archives</title>
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<excerpt>
H ERE LIE THE PAGES of aging issues of
Your MoM who have outstayed their welcome on this blue
marble we call Earth. So mourn the dead by poppin' up a tasty
helping of microwaveable butter flavored popcorn and reading
through what made us happy so long</excerpt>
<desc>Archives |
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~emj5/yourmom/mailus.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Apr-95</lmod>
<bytes>1598</bytes>
<words>258</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>Mail Us</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK I T'S JUST WONDERFUL that you've expressed interest in
sending us e-mail. We're just nuts about e-mail. Feel free to send us
anything. Send opinions, jokes, stories, detailed descriptions
of your favorite overalls, we'll still read it because we love
you. After you write your message, select "send the sucker</excerpt>
<desc>Mail Us
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~fh38/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>08-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>1888</bytes>
<words>222</words>
<links>7</links>
<title>Kadal's Little Outhouse</title>
<outline>And now! For something completely different...</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK (do not be baffled, please click the pics!)
Fun and adventure in Kadal's little outhouse
Hell, while you're at it, check this out too
disclaimer and (c) |
stats |
finger me
These are Netscape friendly home pages!
Nutritionally enhanced for your pleasure
Send all accolades to [e-mail] Excessive consumption is highly encouraged
</excerpt>
<desc>http://www.columbia.edu/~fh38
You'll find the only Kadal FAQ in the internet here!
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~fh38/permias/article.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>7460</bytes>
<words>1118</words>
<links>10</links>
<title>PERMIAS NYC Members' Articles</title>
<outline>Articles</outline>
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<excerpt>
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main page |
events |
article |
hangout |
gallery |
sign up
These articles are taken from PERMIAS NYC discussion group
Indonesia dan Dukunisme
Hello all...
Ehh... sorry kalau tulisan saya dibawah ini nggak bernada serius, habisan
dari dulu, kalau saya bicara soal dukun, saya langsung bersikap nggak
simpatik terhadap beliau-beliau ini (para dukun).
Mulai aja nih jokenya...
Opening statements:
* Kalau emang bener dukun-dukun nih hebat, kenapa nggak dari dulu
pemerintah memanfaatkan mereka? Kalau dimanfaatkan oleh negara,
mereka merupakan aset yang nggak ternilai harganya. Coba bayangkan
kalau di Indonesia ada kementerian perdukunan, apa nggak bangga
kita bisa menjual jasa pada negara</excerpt>
<desc>Members' Articles
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~fh38/permias/charter.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>15712</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>13</links>
<title>The Constitution of Permias NYC</title>
<outline>The Constitution of Permias New York City</outline>
<keys>permias*21, mahasiswa, persatuan, serikat, overruled*2, instilling, unsavory, motherland, nominee*3, absences, revocation*2, voting*17, incumbents, nyc*20</keys>
<excerpt>
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events |
article |
hangout |
gallery |
sign up
23 September 1995
PREAMBLE
Permias NYC was established to promote the general welfare of
Indonesian student community in New York City. In order to insure
the fulfillment of that purpose, we the member of Permias New
York City establish this Constitution as the foundation of this
organization.
ARTICLE I
Definition of Terms
Section 1
This organization shall be called Persatuan Mahasiswa Indonesia
ARTICLE III
</excerpt>
<desc>Our Constitution
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~fh38/permias/form.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>2664</bytes>
<words>400</words>
<links>11</links>
<title>PERMIAS NYC Membership Form</title>
<outline>PERMIAS NYC Membership Form</outline>
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<excerpt>
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main page |
events |
article |
hangout |
gallery |
sign up
Name
School (current)
Major (current)
Level (current) Undergrad Grad Post-Grad
Email
Street address
City State
NY
NJ
CT
ZIP
Can we include your address and phone number in the PERMIAS NYC White Pages?
Yes No
If your browser do not support form, send the above info to [e-mail] , and make sure you get Netscape 1.1N next time!
</excerpt>
<desc>Sign up
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~fh38/permias/whatsnew.html</url>
<date>23-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>1474</bytes>
<words>215</words>
<links>10</links>
<title>What's New in this Home Page?</title>
<outline>What's New in this Home Page?</outline>
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<excerpt>
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October 4, 1995
Looking for employment opportunities? Don't worry, now we have Job Opening and Recruitment News !
September 23, 1995
Check out our new Photo Gallery !
September 14, 1995
1995 US News grad school ranking is here !
September 8, 1995
Major facelift! We hope you'll find</excerpt>
<desc>what's new
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~fh38/stats.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>04-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>2604</bytes>
<words>410</words>
<links>20</links>
<title>Kadal's Home Page Statistic</title>
<outline>Stats</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK Main Page
* Last 50 users
* Full domain stats
* Daily statistics
Kadal FAQ
* Last 50 users
* Full domain stats
* Daily statistics
Junkyard
* Last 50 users
* Full domain stats
* Daily statistics
Works 'n Graphics
* Last 50 users
* Full domain stats
Permias NYC Home Page
</excerpt>
<desc>stats
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~fuat/cuarc/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>04-May-95</lmod>
<bytes>3190</bytes>
<words>482</words>
<links>21</links>
<title>Columbia University Amateur Radio Club</title>
<outline>Columbia University Amateur Radio Club Links to Other Amateur Radio Resources</outline>
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<excerpt>
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C U A R C
Click here for a some of our prior QSL cards.
Here's an ARRL document describing
Amateur Radio.
General Info
Membership
History
Where to Find Us
Some Area NTS Nets
License Exam Sessions
Latest Callsign Assignments
Upcoming Events
Club News
World Wide Web Sites
Gopher Sites
FTP Sites
Callsign Servers
Mailing Lists and Newsgroups
Miscellaneous Resources
This page maintained by
</excerpt>
<desc>Columbia University Amateur Radio Club (W2AEE)
Columbia University ARC
Return
W2AEE - Columbia University Amateur Radio Club
W2AEE: Columbia University Amateur Radio Club
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~fuat/cuarc/ARRL-radiograms.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>08-Jun-94</lmod>
<bytes>5247</bytes>
<words>806</words>
<title>ARRL Numbered Radiograms</title>
<outline>ARRL Numbered Radiograms Group One -- For Possible "Relief Emergency" Use Group Two -- Routine Messages</outline>
<keys>qsls, undeliverable, sixty*10, evacuation*2, qsl, urgently, standby, sever, relocated, greetings*4, arrl, congratulations*2, react*2, advise*5, fifty*10, stranded</keys>
<excerpt>
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Source: ARRL Operating Manual
ONE
Everyone safe here. Please don't worry.
TWO
Coming home as soon as possible.
THREE
Am in ____ hospital. Receiving excellent care and recovering fine.
FOUR
Only slight property damage here. Do not be concerned about disaster
reports.
FIVE
Am moving to new location. Send no further mail or communication.
Will inform you of new address when relocated.
SIX
Will contact you as soon as possible.
SEVEN
Please reply by Amateur Radio through the amateur delivering this message.
This is a free public service.
EIGHT
FORTY SIX
</excerpt>
<desc>ARRL Numbered Radiogram
Click here
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~fuat/nyc.places</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-Jun-93</lmod>
<bytes>4791</bytes>
<words>691</words>
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<excerpt>
From news.columbia.edu!sol.ctr.columbia.edu!howland.reston.ans.net!newsserver.jvnc.net!rutgers!igor.rutgers.edu!porthos.rutgers.edu!pirmann Thu Jun 3 19:15:28 1993
Subject: NYC Usenet Places to go List
Here's a beta version of my NYC places to go list. Please send
corrections, suggestions, additions, etc.
Dave
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
NYC Things to Do and Places To Go
compiled by [e-mail] -- send me submissions & ideas!
You can ftp these files from quartz.rutgers.edu:/pub/nyc
MUSEUMS/TOURS
American Craft Museum (40 W 53rd St between 5th & 6th, across from MOMA)
Info: [phone], general $4.50; Students & Seniors $2.00
Subway</excerpt>
<desc>New York City Things to Do and Places To Go.
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~hauben/</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>6456</bytes>
<words>1075</words>
<links>47</links>
<title>The Netizen's Cyberstop</title>
<outline>Welcome to Michael Hauben's Domain Information About Me. Research Interests Net Links I enjoy</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Home of the Amateur Computerist Newsletter,
the "Ever Expanding Musical Listing!" and WayStation for all Netizens
I recently graduated with a BA in
computer science from Columbia
College of Columbia University
in the city of New York on May 17, 1995.
I am now continuing my study of the impact of computers on human
communications at
Teachers College .
During my senior year, I pursued a year long
independent study / senior thesis . The resulting papers are available
via HTTP and
FTP .
I like to think of you as a
Netizen .
I now work for Columbia University's
Academic Information
Systems (AcIS) as a
postmaster .
Last spring semester I was the TA for the CU
</excerpt>
<desc>Ambient/Techno/Trance/Rave Web Sites - the new wave of electronic music
Broad Musical Sites
Digitized Music on the Net
Individual Band Pages
Mailing List Home Pages
Michael Hauben
Misc. Stuff
Music Review Sites
Music Zines and Publications
Other Web Musical Indexes
Radio Program Play Lists
Record Labels on the Net
Regional Links: Radio Stations, local music, festivals, etc
The Netizen's Cyberstop
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~hauben/project_book.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>07-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>2345</bytes>
<words>358</words>
<links>10</links>
<title>Netizens Netbook</title>
<outline>Netizens On the History and Impact of the Net WWW versions Plain-text Versions</outline>
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<excerpt>
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This page contains links to Michael Hauben's and Ronda
Hauben's on-line Netbook, Netizens: On the History and Impact of
Usenet and the Internet .
This netbook presents the history and impact of various aspects of
the Net: the Internet, ARPANET, Usenet, etc. We hope to provide
information which will help readers to understand where the Net has
come from so as to help preserve its value throughout future developments
and changes. The latest plain text</excerpt>
<desc>The Netizens and the Wonderful World of the Net
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~hjw14/index.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>2888</bytes>
<words>452</words>
<links>15</links>
<title>WORLD WIDE WORMAN</title>
<outline>WORLD WIDE WORMAN</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Welcome to WORLD WIDE WORMAN
This is the WWW Home Page of:
Howard J. Worman, M. D.
Departments of Medicince and of Anatomy and Cell Biology
College of
Physicians & Surgeons
Columbia University
630 West 168th Street
New York, NY 10032
Research and Clinical Activities:
*Laboratory Research -- visit the home page of the WORMAN LAB to find out.
*Clinical Interests and Clinical Research -- diseases of the liver.
Links:
ColumbiaNet
Columbia's campus-wide information system.
WORMAN LAB
Home page of the Worman Lab at Columbia University College of
</excerpt>
<desc>Howard J. Worman, M. D.
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~jes79/yes.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>267</bytes>
<words>32</words>
<title>404 Not Found</title>
<outline>404 Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found
The requested URL /~jes79/yes.html</excerpt>
<desc>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~jes79/yes.html
Yes Archive
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~jes81/music/mariah.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>08-Oct-95</lmod>
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<links>20</links>
<title>The Best Mariah Carey Homepage in Her Hometown</title>
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<excerpt>
Good news for those of you in Europe: now this
page is mirrored by Christian Kaaber in Denmark.
Welcome, Mariah Carey fans!
Yes, this is the best Mariah homepage in her hometown of New York City! This
homepage is designed to be the gateway to all Mariah Carey-related
sites on the Internet. Many Mariah fans have set up lots of goodies
everywhere throughout the Internet, and this page gives you a quick
access to all of them.
This homepage is maintained and
proudly brought to you by Jason So of Columbia University in the
fabulous city of New
York.
Send comments to [e-mail] . No fan letters
please! Check out my homepage and my other favorite music links. Netscape 1.1 is recommended for</excerpt>
<desc>The Best Mariah Carey Homepage in her Hometown
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~jes81/music/mariah/ftp.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>08-May-95</lmod>
<bytes>1208</bytes>
<words>202</words>
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<title>FTP Sites</title>
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<excerpt>
These three FTP sites have some nice stuff on Mariah Carey. biogopher.wustl.edu/pub/Mariah_Images has the mailing
list archive as well as over 50 images of Mariah. This is the main site
for all Mariah related materials. ftp.sunet.se/pub/pictures</excerpt>
<desc>FTP sites
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~jes81/music/mariah/musicbox.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>04-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>15976</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
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<title>Mariah Carey's Music Box</title>
<outline>Music Box</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
Music Box , released in 1993, was Mariah Carey's third full-length
album. Containing such hits as Dreamlover, Hero, and a remake of
Harry Nilsson's Without You, this album became an enormous success,
with seven million copies sold in the USA and over twenty-four million
worldwide.
Contents
* Dreamlover
* Hero
* Spanish version (Spain and Latin America
only)
* Anytime You Need a Friend
* Music Box
* Now That I Know
* Never Forget You
* Without You
* Just to Hold You Once Again
* I've Been Thinking About You * All I've Ever Wanted * Everything Fades Away (international version only) Back to the albums page Dreamlover Short audio clip Full-length sound file I need a lover to ...</excerpt>
<desc>Hero.
Music Box
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~jes81/music/mariah/other.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>08-May-95</lmod>
<bytes>1118</bytes>
<words>181</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>Other Sites</title>
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<excerpt>
The following World Wide Web sites are not devoted to Mariah Carey but
offer some information about her. Sony Music Online
Official information on Mariah from her record company, Sony
Music, headed by her husband. This is the</excerpt>
<desc>Other Sites
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~jes81/music/mariah/www.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>08-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>2552</bytes>
<words>439</words>
<links>9</links>
<title>Other Pages Devoted to Mariah Carey</title>
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<excerpt>
These are wonderful Mariah Carey pages done by other Mariah fans. Please
check them out and send words of encouragement.
Vision Page,
Washington University, St. Louis
This is the primary WWW site for Mariah Carey, featuring lots of
pictures, sound files, and the Vision mailing list archive. The
maintainer is Hugh Chou
the Vision Dude. Vision of Love homepage
Vision of Love homepage is maintained by
Ken Sims and features some
exclusive information you won't find anywhere else on the Net.
Dream's
Mariah Page</excerpt>
<desc>Other Pages Devoted to Mariah Carey
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~jhd14/grades.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3067</bytes>
<words>380</words>
<links>9</links>
<title>The Academic Rating of Joseph Hoang Do</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK Jodo's Grades
The Scale
A 12/3 4.00 A- 11/3 3.67 B+ 10/3 3.33
B 9/3 3.00 B- 8/3 2.67 C+ 7/3 2.33
C 6/3 2.00 C- 5/3 1.67 D+ 4/3 1.33
D 3/3 1.00 D- 2/3 0.67 F 0/3 0.00
The Grades Course Gr Cr
1st Semester GPA 3.198 -- Cumulative GPA 3.198 18.5
Calculus II-S V1106 C+ 4.0
General Chemistry C1403 B+ 3.5
Logic and Rhetoric C1007 B+ 3.0
Masterpieces of Western Art C1121 B+ 3.0
Weight Training C1001 P 1.0
2nd Semester GPA 3.333 -- Cumulative GPA 3.266 19.5
3rd Semester 21.0
</excerpt>
<desc>GPA
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~jhd14/gym.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4425</bytes>
<words>725</words>
<links>13</links>
<title>The Gym</title>
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<excerpt>
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* The Jungle Gym
* The Weight Room
The Jungle Gym
You know, I miss youth. Well, I'm not totally old, but soon I
won't be a teenager any more. That's a pretty sobering thought. You
see, though, I really shouldn't let it be so sobering. When I let it get
to me, I act a lot older than I should. Honestly, I still overanalyze my
life too much.
Well, this summer I managed to stop thinking about life, and actually
start doing life. Funny thing is, I did it hanging out with kids. These
are a few of the things I came across this summer that made me happy.
*Pogs and Slammers
*Basketballs
The Weight Room
</excerpt>
<desc>The Gym
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~jhd14/resume.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>3289</bytes>
<words>473</words>
<links>10</links>
<title>Joseph Hoang Do | Resume</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK Joseph Hoang Do
College Address (current)
609 McBain Hall
545 West 114th Street
New York, NY 10027-7031
[phone]
Home Address (after 11 May, 1996)
163 North Berkshire Road
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302-0403
[phone]
</excerpt>
<desc>internship
Resume
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~jll32/ultimate.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>274</bytes>
<words>32</words>
<title>404 Not Found</title>
<outline>404 Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found
The requested URL /~jll32/ultimate</excerpt>
<desc>ULTIMATE!
Uptown ultimate
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~jtl10/scarecrow/king.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>08-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>4336</bytes>
<words>706</words>
<links>22</links>
<title>The Scarecrow and Mrs. King Home Page</title>
<outline>Scarecrow and Mrs. King The Cast: Now with even more cool stuff:</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK Looks best with
Netscape 1.2 .
The Counter is back! When it when down last time it was over 300, but
this site seems to be getting even more popular. As always, any help
would be greatly appreciated, espcially audio clips.
Kate Jackson as Amanda King
Bruce Boxleitner as Lee Stetson (Scarecrow)
Beverly Garland as Dotty West
Mel Stewart as Billy Melrose
Martha Smith as Francine Desmond
Paul Stout as Phillip King and Greg Morton as Jamie King
SMK Zone's Mailing Addresses for the cast.
Did anyone else realize that Beverly Garland was also Laura Holt's (of
Remington Steele) mother as well??
PHOTO GALLEREY!
Episode Guide:
</excerpt>
<desc>1. Scarecrow and Mrs. King
EPG
One
Scarecrow and Mrs. King Home Page
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~km34/geopera.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>10262</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>68</links>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
The following WWW links contain information about a geographic location,
usually a particular opera company:
*Maray Tamas' famous Opera Schedule Server .
Probably your first stop for opera schedule information.
* Musi-Cal - the Automatrix
Concert Calendar is a new, very large commercial database of concerts all
around the world (although North America is the focus), including the
categories "opera" and "light opera." Still has some bugs, but could be
a great resource.
*The Wiener
Staatsoper - Wiener Volksoper . Vienna. It's big. It's auf
Deutsch.
*The Cologne Opera .
In German=auf Deutsch. Ausgezeichnet!
*Also in Germany, information (some operatic) pertaining to the city
of Chemnitz</excerpt>
<desc>International Opera Locations
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~km34/miami</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Aug-95</lmod>
<bytes>1659</bytes>
<words>209</words>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
Barbara Karn of Miami, Florida posted this info
recently on the opera-l listserv. [Keith]
======================================================================
James Judd now serves as Artistic Director and is scheduled to
conduct the Strauss & Verdi. The subscriber number is
1-800-741-1010
The Miami dates are for</excerpt>
<desc>Miami Opera
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~km34/onorth</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Jun-95</lmod>
<bytes>2967</bytes>
<words>343</words>
<keys>jenufa*12, fishers*12, kostelnicka, gravedigger, nourabad, ambroise, daragnes, briggate, dohnanyi, daymond, ophelie, cairnes, pezzino, mcvicar, savidge, buryja</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
Here are the details for Opera North's 1995 Autumn season.
All performances start at 7.15pm
Leeds Grand Theatre
*****************
46 New Briggate, Leeds, LS1 6NZ
Box office [phone]/244 0971
Priority booking from 10 July
General booking from 17 July
Date Opera
---- -------
21 Sep Hamlet
22 Sep The Pearl Fishers
23 Sep Hamlet
25 Sep Hamlet
27 Sep Hamlet
28 Sep The Pearl Fishers
29 Sep Hamlet
30 Sep The Pearl Fishers
11 Oct Jenufa
Manchester Palace Theatre
</excerpt>
<desc>Opera North
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~knk5/cityhunt.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>2904</bytes>
<words>450</words>
<links>9</links>
<title>Cityhunter Home Page</title>
<outline>Background Information</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK Cityhunter's Gun
Shop and
Cat's Eye Cafe
"City Hunter" is drawn by Tsukasa Hojo on Shonen Jump weekly manga
magazine, the same artist who did "Cat's Eye" and "Splash". It is one of
the top manga/anime subject for both the male and female population in
Japan, Taiwan and Hong Kong. Ryo Saeba, the
lead character, has been voted as the second most favor character ALL
TIME on the 1990 Animage survey, only behind the mythical NAUSICAA. The
voice actor who does Saeba, Kamiya Akira, has been voted as the most
favor male voice actor on Animage ELEVEN of the last thirteen</excerpt>
<desc>City Hunter / Cat's Eye
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~kt90/bookmarks.html</url>
<date>23-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>06-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>6307</bytes>
<words>1090</words>
<links>8</links>
<title>Kentaro's Bookmark Landfill</title>
<keys>studentguide, kraniotakis, psyberspace, postcrypt, tokyofood, webdigest, thomalin, habrok, bestofhst, cybertown*3, hyperweb*3, megryan, browserwatch*2, kulturbox*2</keys>
<excerpt>
Music
RockWeb(TM) Interactive
Musical Web Connections
The Monkees Home Page
The Rock & Roll Digital Gallery
I-Net info or something along those lines
Webdigest
WebNexus
BrowserWatch
EuroNet Index
Hyperweb
Internet World Home Page
Welcome to I-2000
WORLD OF INTEREST Center
Adam Rifkin's Wild Ride Home Page
Schools
* Caltech home page
* Postcrypt Coffeehouse Page
E-Mail
</excerpt>
<desc>Kentaro's Bookmark Landfill
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~marg/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>2852</bytes>
<words>479</words>
<links>16</links>
<title>marg's home page</title>
<outline>Interests</outline>
<keys>infantino*3, prettygirl, postcrypt, kwoodward, traycard, acistop, aniface, anlign, irwg, marg*8, difranco*2, suarez*2, thresh, teeny, acis*4, pesky, coffeehouse*2</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
marg 's page
I am not an angry girl
but it seems like I've got everyone fooled
every time I say something they find hard to hear
they chalk it up to my anger
and never to their own fear
-- Ani DiFranco , "Not a Pretty Girl"
I'm a UNIX Systems Programmer for
AcIS
at Columbia University in
New York City .
I'm currently working towards a degree in women's and gender studies . I already hold Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Computer Science so it's a nice change.
I am the maintainer of
The Ani DiFranco Home Page (also the first!)
and The Jim Infantino</excerpt>
<desc>[e-mail]
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~mdt1/</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Aug-95</lmod>
<bytes>1242</bytes>
<words>174</words>
<title>M David Tilson Home Page: THE ANEURYSM INFORMATION PROJECT</title>
<outline>The Aneurysm Information Project</outline>
<keys>riccistudy, monthlies, fmission, postertj, nyprgm, aneurysm*12, marfan, thoracic*2, maples, cerebral*2, farewell, lecture*2, victim, vermont, poster, iowa*2</keys>
<excerpt>
The following articles are available for viewing
* Aneurysm FAQs
* Aneurysm Lecture
* Aneurysm Victim's Support Page
* Aneurysm Symposium, NY Acad Sciences
(revised 8/10/95)
* Aneurysm Papers of the Month
* Aneurysm References *improved
format*
* American</excerpt>
<desc>Aneurysm Information Project
here
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~met7/</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>04-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>1348</bytes>
<words>208</words>
<links>10</links>
<title>Barnard College Library Home Page</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
Barnard College Library
Click on highlighted text to continue.
Barnard
Library Information
Library Exhibits
Barnard College Home Page
Gateway to the Internet
Browse by Subject -- (selected by the Barnard reference librarians)
Internet Ready-Reference Sources</excerpt>
<desc>Library
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~mk138/anime/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>267</bytes>
<words>31</words>
<title>404 Not Found</title>
<outline>404 Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found
The requested URL /~mk138/anime</excerpt>
<desc>ACC: The Anime Club of Columbia
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~newmedia/JRNY/food/cafe/index.html</url>
<date>16-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-May-95</lmod>
<bytes>423</bytes>
<words>62</words>
<links>2</links>
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<excerpt>
Outside Dining in New
York
</excerpt>
<desc>Outside Dining In New York
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~pjm34/</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>40330</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>226</links>
<title>Peter J. McCarthy's Home Page</title>
<outline>Welcome to the Home Page of Peter J. McCarthy Thanks for dropping by !</outline>
<keys>disibilities*2, clutterbuck, thorndike, mycareer, tcsplash, teisname, edlinks, bushnet, intstoc, mancol*2, nectas, linksa, parth, astor*3, sbilling, ress*2</keys>
<excerpt>
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Department of Special Education
This Page has been visited ..... ..... times since September 5,
1995 for references in special education and related
fields such as psychiatry, psychology, and clinical social work. Also children's sites, computing and the Internet, art, literature, sports, news,
business, and leisure. I hope you will enjoy reading it as much as I
did writing it.
Please send
comments. Peter J. McCarthy, Ed.M.
(Adjunct Instructor)
Teachers College, Columbia
University Department of Special Education
Thorndike Hall, Rm. 529E
525 West 120th Street
New York, New York 10027
[phone]
Peter J. McCarthy, Ed.M.
</excerpt>
<desc>Department of Special Education, Home Page of Peter J. McCarthy
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~pm47/</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4765</bytes>
<words>543</words>
<title>Union Seminary Quarterly Review</title>
<outline>USQR : Volume 48: 1-2 USQR Resources World Wide Web Home Pages of Interest to USQR</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
Union Seminary Quarterly Review
Introduction to USQR
Special Section: Malcolm & Martin & America
* Introduction ....................................................................................Dwight
Hopkins
* Somebodyness and Self-Respect ....................................................Garth
Baker-Fletcher
* Beyond Narratives ..........................................................................Rebecca
Chopp
* Theology in the Public Realm ...........................................................David
Tracy
* Faith, Culture, and Power ...............................................................Thomas
Ogletree
* Martin and Malcolm and the African American Struggle</excerpt>
<desc>Uniion Seminary Quarterly Review
Union Seminary Quartely Review
UNION SEMINARY QUARTERLY REVIEW
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~rs54/Vector/VectorHome.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>6541</bytes>
<words>1055</words>
<links>38</links>
<title>Virtual Vector Home Page</title>
<outline>A Book Review: Technical Notes</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
This page was last modified on Fri, Oct 13, 1995 .
W elcome to the Virtual Vector Home Page. This is the online companion to the GSAS Vector , the newsletter of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences in the Health Sciences Campus of Columbia Univers...
Please click here for the credits. We provide extensive in context links. Don't be shy, the place is bursting with links to practically everywhere on the 'Net.
The Virtual Vector Pages :
* Standard Sections
* GSAC News - news from the Graduate Student Advisory Committee meetings .
* The Insert - goings-about of the Graduate Student Organization
* The Open Reading Frame - a forum for topics and opinion. Possible controversy: Could</excerpt>
<desc>Graduate Student Organization (GSO)
Virtual Vector
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.columbia.edu/~sbt8/</url>
<date>16-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>3254</bytes>
<words>542</words>
<links>21</links>
<title>The Philosophy of Wise Nutrition</title>
<outline>The Philosophy of Wise Nutrition by Sue Tree, MS RD My 'Net-links</outline>
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Chocolate cake is included, too and the recipe
Welcome to my homepage.
I am a nutritionist and I would like to introduce you to my philosophy of
nutrition. The difference between a nutritionist and a dietitian is that
a nutritionist helps you to eat healthily and a dietitian helps you to
eat healthy food. This is NOT the same thing; eating healthily is
eating wisely , it is not just eating healthy food. After all, what's healthy and works for you may neither be healthy nor work for me. We are all different and have different cultures, tastes, needs ...
*This will tell you some more about me
*These are my four principles of wise nutrition.
*My</excerpt>
<desc>The Philosophy of Wise Nutrition
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General Information: [phone], Uris Hall, Columbia
University, 116th and Broadway, New York, NY 10027
Please Send Inquiries to:
[e-mail]
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<desc>Columbia University - Graduate School of Business
</desc>
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<outline>CLICK HERE TO FILL OUT OUR SHORT SURVEY</outline>
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ARE YOU A GARDENER WHO WOULD LIKE TO WIN A $100 GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR GARDENING PRODUCTS?
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<desc>La Napoule Gardening Survey
</desc>
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<desc>Leviathan
</desc>
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THESE PAGES HAVE BEEN OPTIMIZED FOR NETSCAPE 1.1 Copyright © 1995: Contempt Productions / Sung H. Chang. Last Modified: 19 October 1995
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<desc>then please click here
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doppelGanger
updated 10/12/95 mailto: [e-mail]
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<desc>doppelGanger
here
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This guide provides access to information about the archives and
manuscript holdings of more than 100 repositories. Some institutions have
made detailed finding aids available, which may be searched by name or
topic, while others provide only general descriptions of their holdings and
hours.
Other tools for locating collections and finding aids are located in
Butler Reference Department, 325 Butler Library:
*Printed Catalogs and Directories, including the National Union
Catalog of Manuscript Collections and other national catalogs.
*The RLIN AMC File, a large catalog of archives and manuscript
collections, which may be searched using Eureka on CLIO Plus.
* The National Inventory</excerpt>
<desc>Archives and Manuscript Collections
Guide to U.S. Manuscript and Archival Collections
</desc>
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<excerpt>
Click here for a listing of cigar stores around the country.
8/4/94: Smoker's Night (New York, NY) POSTPONED
Get together with ten other cigar</excerpt>
<desc>- Cigar Information from Suh
</desc>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>Leaves of Grass
Walt Whitman
</desc>
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<desc>The Alt.Sex.Bondage FAQ List (C)E¡h½Y▒`░Y░YAD╢░
The Alt.Sex.Bondage FAQ List ⌐╩¡h½▌▒`░▌░▌├D╢░
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<title>About This Web Page...</title>
<outline>About This Web Page...</outline>
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Welcome to the The Moment's WWW page!
First a little history...
This page was started by myself
( Brian Leibowitz ) and
Christopher Tse
in late 1994. The first issue of The Moment to come out on the web was
our December 1994 issue, which coincided with a major overhaul of the paper
layout and focus as well. Since then, every issue has been put on the web the
same day it is printed, featuring the complete text and graphics of the
paper version, plus much more. This effort is representative of
The Moment's commitment to its readers, and its dedication to distribute
news with a science and engineering focus to Columbia University and the rest of
the</excerpt>
<desc>About The Moment
[e-mail]
</desc>
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<lycos>
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<title>The Moment: Comments</title>
<outline>Feedback!</outline>
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Feedback is very important to us at the Moment . Do you like our page? Do you hate it? Do you have suggestions, questions, or any other comments? Let us know!
Please</excerpt>
<desc>Suggestion Box
</desc>
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<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Valerie's Home Page</title>
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Welcome to Valerie's Home Page. I would like this space to be a
home on the Web for lesbian and Asian women's organizations. (This is not
to imply that these categories are mutually exclusive.) Additions, comments
and suggestions</excerpt>
<desc>Click here to return to Valerie's Home Page
</desc>
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The Lesbian Avengers is a direct action group focused on lesbian
visibility and survival. For more information,</excerpt>
<desc>Lesbian Avengers' Home Page
</desc>
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<lycos>
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DYKE TV IN 1994-95: THE HARD FACTS
OUR MISSION: DYKE TV produces national documentary television
programming by and for lesbians that enhances the visibility and
empowerment of diverse lesbian communities. DYKE TV is grass-
roots lesbian media activism to incite, subvert, organize and
provoke; a blueprint for a national lesbian television network in
the USA.
HOW IT ALL BEGAN: DYKE TV was created by Ana Maria Simo
(playwright and co-founder of the Lesbian Avengers), Linda
Chapman (theater director and producer, formerly of The Wooster
Group) and Mary Patierno (independent</excerpt>
<desc>Basic Information About Dyke TV
Home Page
</desc>
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<lycos>
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<excerpt>
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Network for Battered Lesbians / La Red Para Lesbianas Maltratadas
Home Page
This is the beginning of a home page for the Network for Battered</excerpt>
<desc>Network for Battered Lesbians
</desc>
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<title>Yoav's Index Page</title>
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<excerpt>
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Yoav Gershon's Index Page
Columbia University School of Physicians and Surgeons
Created July 17, 1995 in HTML 3.0 Global Menu
* Martial Arts Page -- Budo, Aikido, Iai, Kenjutsu and other Japanese arts* Role-Playing Games Page -- [not ready] Shadowrun and GURPS* Weather Page -- Current weather, satellite pictures, severe weat...
(Partial Listing) * Yahoo is a sorted index of web resources* Lycos Search Engine * The EINet Library * The Web Crawler Project * ALIWeb (U.K.)* CUSI Search Engines (U.K.) Miscellaneous Notes You Shou...
</excerpt>
<desc>Yoav Gershon
</desc>
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<excerpt>
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Yoav Gershon's Martial Arts Page
Columbia University School of Physicians and Surgeons
Created July 17, 1995 in HTML 3.0 Local Menu - Header - - Budo - - Aikido - - (Aiki)Jujitsu - - Japanese Resources - - Sword Arts - - Miscellaneous - Global Menu - Index - - Martial Arts - - Role Play...
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<desc>Martial Arts Page
</desc>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>Online Stories
Story-Telling Page
</desc>
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<title>Yoav's Index Page</title>
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<excerpt>
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Yoav Gershon's Index Page
Columbia University School of Physicians and Surgeons
Created July 17, 1995 in HTML 3.0 Global Menu
* Martial Arts Page -- Budo, Aikido, Iai, Kenjutsu and other Japanese arts* Role-Playing Games Page -- [not ready] Shadowrun and GURPS* Weather Page -- Current weather, satellite pictures, severe weat...
(Partial Listing) * Yahoo is a sorted index of web resources* Lycos Search Engine * The EINet Library * The Web Crawler Project * ALIWeb (U.K.)* CUSI Search Engines (U.K.) Miscellaneous Notes You Shou...
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<desc>Index
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<title>Yoav's Pun Page</title>
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<excerpt>
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Yoav Gershon's Pun Page
Columbia University School of Physicians and Surgeons
Created July 17, 1995 in HTML 3.0 Note: all material found on this page is written and conceived by Yoav Gershon and Luke Campbell. It cannot be reproduced without explicit permission from the authors...
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<desc>Pun Page
Puns
</desc>
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<title>Yoav's Weather Page</title>
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<excerpt>
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Yoav Gershon's Weather Page
Columbia University School of Physicians and Surgeons
Created July 17, 1995 in HTML 3.0 Weather and Forecasting
Latest U.S. temperature map GIF file* INTELLiCast U.S. and world weather, forecasting, ski reports* The Daily Planet (TDP at University of Illinois) Weather data, instructional modules, links for clim...
(A Storm Chaser's Haven) * Vermont-based page (may be down)* Yahoo Weather data contains many links* CAPS (Center for Analysis and Prediction of Storms)* NSSL (National Severe Storms Laboratory)* VORT...
* Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about weather NASA weather images database (slow during heavy traffic hours) GlobalMenu - Index - - Martial</excerpt>
<desc>Weather Page
</desc>
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Francis Heylighen ( [e-mail] )
Sun, 18 Sep 1994 23:06:55 +0300 (EET DST)
* Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
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<desc>Francis Heylighen: "Interdisciplinary Conference: "Einstein meets Magritte" (fwd)"
</desc>
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<outline>annoucement (fwd)</outline>
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Bauchau, Vincent ( [e-mail] )
Tue, 22 Nov 1994 12:36:25 +0200 (EET)
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</excerpt>
<desc>annoucement (fwd)
Bauchau, Vincent
</desc>
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<title>acws: USIP Managing Chaos conference (fwd)</title>
<outline>USIP Managing Chaos conference (fwd)</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Gottfried Mayer-Kress ( [e-mail] )
Mon, 5 Dec 1994 09:06:21 +0200 (EET)
* Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
* Next message: Stephen Guastello PhD: "Chaos in Massachusetts, Winter, Regional (fwd)"
* Previous message: Bauchau, Vincent: "annoucement (fwd)"
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Subject: USIP Managing Chaos conference
The US Institute of Peace had a conference on Managing Chaos on 11/30-12/1 in DC.
Most of the presenters used the word "Chaos" in a completely traditional sense,
</excerpt>
<desc>Gottfried Mayer-Kress: "USIP Managing Chaos conference (fwd)"
</desc>
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<title>acws by date</title>
<outline>acws by date</outline>
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<excerpt>
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* Most recent messages
* Messages sorted by: [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
* Other mail archives
Starting: Tue 09 Aug 1994 - 22:51:55 EET
Ending: Mon 09 Jan 1995 - 21:49:06 EET
Messages: 46
* Workshop / Autumn School (fwd) Werner Eberl
* INFFC: Final Call For Participation (fwd) Randall Caldwell
* SOFSEM'94 (fwd) Jana Kohoutkova
* 4. Jahrestagung: Chaos und Strukturbildung '94 (fwd) Siegfried Rahammer
* Workshop/School on Nonlinear Dynamics (fwd) M. Meesmann
* 4th Annual Conference: Chaos & Pattern Formation (fwd) Thomas Kautzky
* Workshop on Motion Control (fwd) ifacmoco * SIAM Dynamical Systems 1995 (reformated repost) (fwd) James D. Meiss * AMS Summer Workshop (fwd) Howie</excerpt>
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* Most recent messages
* Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ subject ] [ author ]
* Other mail archives
Starting: Tue 09 Aug 1994 - 22:51:55 EET
Ending: Mon 09 Jan 1995 - 21:49:06 EET
Messages: 46
* Workshop / Autumn School (fwd) Werner Eberl
* INFFC: Final Call For Participation (fwd) Randall Caldwell
* SOFSEM'94 (fwd) Jana Kohoutkova
* 4. Jahrestagung: Chaos und Strukturbildung '94 (fwd) Siegfried Rahammer
* Workshop/School on Nonlinear Dynamics (fwd) M. Meesmann
* 4th Annual Conference: Chaos & Pattern Formation (fwd) Thomas Kautzky
* Workshop on Motion Control (fwd) ifacmoco
* SIAM Dynamical Systems 1995 (reformated repost) (fwd) James D. Meiss * AMS Summer Workshop (fwd) Howie</excerpt>
<desc>German
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In this World Wide Web Server we have collected a number of interesting links
focused on Sciences of Nonlinearity and Complexity.
There are plenty of hyperdocuments, lots of text files and many
different kinds of information related to Nonlinearity and Complexity and being available in the World Wide
Web. The following pointers may help you to navigate effectively:
* Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) Information Web
* Center for Nonlinear Studies
(CNLS) at LANL
* Santa Fe Institute
* The Institute for Nonlinear Science at UCSD
* Chaos at Maryland
* Applied Chaos Lab at Georgia Tech
* The Chaos Conference
* Center for Complex Systems Research
* ANU Complex Systems
* Complexity</excerpt>
<desc>Chaos and Complexity Homepage
Nonlinear and Complexity Home Page
nonlinear dynamics and complexity
Nonlinearity and Complexity home page
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<excerpt>
Dimitris P. Violetis
Electrical Engineering Student
Democritus University of Thrace
Address in Xanthi : Katsoni 60, 67100 Xanthi
Telephone at home : (+30-541) 73.932
Telephone at Lab : (+30-541) 79.957
Address in Athens : Likurgu 102, 17676 Kallithea
Telephone : [phone]
E - mail : [e-mail]
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<desc>Dimitris P. Violetis
Dimitris Violetis
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C arroll C ollege WWW S erver
Carroll College has implemented a policy to moderate the information
which can be found on the Carroll College Home Pages and all computers on
the Carroll Campus.
Please read this information to be sure that you are abiding by these
regulations!
Carroll College Information Technology Acceptable Use Policy
Departmental Pages</excerpt>
<desc>Carroll College
</desc>
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Welcome To Emory
About Emory and Atlanta, Admission Information, Alumni Services, the Arts, News, Patient Care, and Places of Interest at Emory.
Schools and Research Centers
Schools, Woodruff Health Sciences Center, Libraries , Course Materials, and Research Centers.
Life At Emory
Campus Information and Resources, Job Openings, Campus Directory, Faculty Services, Student Services
University Administration
Computing, Human Resources, Faculty Services</excerpt>
<desc>Emory Home Page
Emory U.
Emory University Homepage
Emory University's Home Page
Emory University*
Emory University.
Emory University:
Emory WWW
http://www.cc.emory.edu/
www.cc.emory.edu:80
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<title>Emory Map</title>
<outline>Emory Map</outline>
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From its beginnings in 1836 as a rural college with only 15 students,
Emory University has evolved into a dynamic center of education, with
nine major divisions, numerous centers for advanced study, and a host
of prestigious affiliated institutions. The university has a student
body of more than 10,000 and nearly 1,900 full-time faculty members.
Together, they represent all regions of the United States and more
than 80 foreign nations. The main campus is located fifteen minutes from downtown Atlanta and half an hour by automobile from Hartsfield International</excerpt>
<desc>Map of Emory
</desc>
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200 Boisfeuillet Jones Center
Atlanta, GA 30322-1950
1-800-727-6036
Office Hours:
Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
Various Saturdays during the academic year.
Welcome to the Emory College Office of Admission Home Page. We have tried to address some of the common concerns involving the admission process for Emory College below. However, if you have any quest...
We are still working on providing you a complete Admission Home Page. Please be patient as we are continually developing and adding subjects.
We hope you take the time to further explore Emory University by visiting the campus and seeing us in person. Until then, we thank you for</excerpt>
<desc>Admission Information, Emory College
Admissions Office
College Office of Admission
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<title>Alumni Services</title>
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Welcome to the Association of Emory Alumni Home Page. Staff are available to answer your questions about alumni events, privileges, and club events in your area. Additional information will be added t...
For specific inquiries, please contact the following staff members.
* Alumni Admission Network Doug Honker '87C ([e-mail])
* Alumni Assembly for registration information and delegate certification contact Rick Kern ([e-mail]); for program information</excerpt>
<desc>Alumni Association
Association of Emory Alumni
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<excerpt>
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Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology
Emory University School of Medicine
Atlanta, Georgia
General information
The department is composed of research groups in neuroscience and
cell biology. There are currently 17 full time faculty, 6 joint
faculty, 21 graduate students, 10 research fellows and 58 technical
and administrative staff. Over the last decade, the department</excerpt>
<desc>Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology
</desc>
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<excerpt>
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Atlanta Weather
* Southeast Weather Map
*
U.S. Weather Map
* Atlanta Forecast
* Current Conditions in Georgia
* Climatological Data
* Air Quality Report
</excerpt>
<desc>Atlanta Weather
Current Weather and Forecast
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/BIOMED/GDBBSHomePage.html</url>
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<title>GRADUATE DIVISION OF BIOLOGICAL AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES</title>
<outline>TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION</outline>
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<excerpt>
Ph.D. PROGRAMS
Program in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (BMB)
BMB Faculty Rersearch Descriptions
BMB Course Information
Program in Cell and Developmental Biology (CDB)
CDB Course Information
Program in Genetics
and Molecular Biology (GMB)
GMB Course Information
Program in Immunology and Molecular Pathogenesis (IMP)
IMP Course Information
Program in Microbiology and Molecular Genetics (MMG)
MMG Course Information
Program in Neuroscience (NS) NS Course Information Program in Nutrition and Health Sciences (NHS) NHS Course Information Program in Phsiological and Pharmacological Sciences (PPS) PPS Course Informati...
</excerpt>
<desc>Emory University Graduate Division of Biology and Biomedical Sciences
</desc>
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<title>Goizueta Business School</title>
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<excerpt>
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hope that you find it interesting, informative, and useful. You may click on any of the buttons above for a virtual tour of the School. Many sections of our website are still under construction. We ap...
</excerpt>
<desc>Emory University (Goizueta)
Roberto C. Goizueta Business School of Emory University
</desc>
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<title>Carlos homepage</title>
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<excerpt>
EMORY UNIVERSITY
A t l a n t a, G e o r g i a
The Michael C. Carlos Museum is located within Emory University and
serves its community as well the general public. Its permanent collection
of over 15,000 objects spans nearly 9,000 years from the prehistoric
cultures of seventh millennium B.C. to the twentieth century. It occupies
a 45,000 square foot building designed by internationally-renowned architect Michael Graves . The museum also offers special exhibitions, lectures, films, and workshops.
The Director of the Museum, Dr. Maxwell
Anderson , has recorded a video to welcome you to the "virtual museum</excerpt>
<desc>Carlos homepage
Carlos Museum of Emory University
Carlos Museum, Emory University, Atlanta
Emory Art Museum
http://www.cc.emory.edu/CARLOS/carlos.html
Michael C. Carlos Museum, Atlanta, USA
Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory Univ.
Michael C. Carlos Museum, via Emory and the Georgia Institute of Technology
Michael C. Carlos Museum;
The Carlos Museum
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<title>The Carter Center</title>
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<excerpt>
The Carter Center in Atlanta, Ga. , is a nonprofit, nonpartisan public policy institute founded by former President Jimmy Carter and his wife, Rosalynn , in 1982. The Center is dedicated to fighting d...
*15 Oct. 1995: Pres. Carter's columns for the New York Times Syndicate are now available on-line.*01 September 1995: Technology and The Atlanta Project *24 August 1995: Statement on the Release of Har...
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Message from President Carter The Carter Center at a Glance provides an overview of the Center's mission and accomplishments. Carter Center</excerpt>
<desc>Acknowledgements
Back to Table of Contents
Background
Challenges
Collaboration
Communication and Information Sharing
Conclusion
Data and Policy Analysis
Future Plans
Index of Organizations by Name
Index of Organzations by Region
Mission
Successes
TAP Structure
Technology at the Atlanta Project
The Benefits of Technology
The Carter Center
To be included in the next issue of the Guide ...
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/CARTER_CENTER/barnes.htm</url>
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<title>CC Experts - Barnes</title>
<outline>Harry Barnes, Jr. Conflict Resolution and Human Rights Programs Director</outline>
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Harry Barnes comes to the Center with over 37 years service in the U.S. State Department, including Ambassadorships to Chile, India, and Romania, and Director General of the Foreign Service. He also s...
Return to The Carter Center Experts Guide.
Return to The Carter Center Home Page.
Please</excerpt>
<desc>Harry Barnes, Jr.
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/CARTER_CENTER/ccnews.htm</url>
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<title>Carter Center News</title>
<outline>Carter Center News</outline>
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* The Carter Center News is the Center's semiannual magazine
* On-Line with TAP is a bi-weekly update on The Atlanta Project
*Our news releases offer the most up-to-date information about the Center.
The Carter Center News
Summer 1995:
* Historic Cease-fire Enables Health Workers to Attack Guinea Worm and Other Diseases in Sudan
* Atlanta Project Shares in City's Empowerment Zone Award
* Loan Fund Spurs Business Expansion in TAP Clusters
* MacArthur Grant Honors Donald Hopkins for Guinea Worm Eradication Efforts
* Carter Team Visits Haiti to Assess Progress
* Forum Helps Nicaraguans Put Property Disputes Behind Them
* President Carter Testifies on Bosnia
* Message from the Executive</excerpt>
<desc>Carter Center News:
</desc>
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<title>CC Programs - Democratization</title>
<outline>Carter Center Programs International Democratization and Development African Governance Program Commission on Radio and Television Policy Conflict Resolution Program Global Development Initiative Human</outline>
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Peace and freedom are precious commodities requiring special care and nurturing. The Carter Center's programs in conflict resolution, human rights, global development, African governance, and Latin Am...
The African Governance Program (AGP) monitors multiparty elections in sub-Saharan Africa and works with governments to build institutional and social foundations for emerging democracies. In his role ...
In 1990, former President Jimmy Carter founded The Commission on Radio and Television Policy to encourage democratic broadcast media through the development of effective policy choices. Members includ...
The Conflict Resolution Program (CRP) marshals the experience of peacemakers</excerpt>
<desc>democracy and development
</desc>
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<title>CC Programs - Health</title>
<outline>Carter Center Programs Global and Domestic Health Agriculture Guinea Worm Eradication Program Interfaith Health Program Mental Health Program Tobacco Control Program The Task Force for Child Survival and</outline>
<desc>"Every Child By Two,"
fight poverty, hunger, and disease
Guinea worm disease
increased the worldwide immunization rate
Mental Health Task Force
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/CARTER_CENTER/homepage.htm</url>
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<title>The Carter Center</title>
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<excerpt>
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The Carter Center in Atlanta, Ga. , is a nonprofit, nonpartisan public policy institute founded by former President Jimmy Carter and his wife, Rosalynn , in 1982. The Center is dedicated to fighting d...
*15 Oct. 1995: Pres. Carter's columns for the New York Times Syndicate are now available on-line.*01 September 1995: Technology and The Atlanta Project *24 August 1995: Statement on the Release of Har...
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Message from President Carter The Carter Center at a Glance provides an overview of the Center's mission and accomplishments</excerpt>
<desc>The Carter Center
</desc>
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<title>CC News - Human Rights Council</title>
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Members of the new International Human Rights Council met forthe first time in December at The Carter Center to begin developingstrategies to advance and protect human rights worldwide. Representing d...
Philip Alston Chair, U.N. Committee on Economic and Social Rights Australia Hanan Ashrawi Founder, Independent Commission for Citizens Rights Palestine Florence Butegwa Coordinator, Women in Law and D...
</excerpt>
<desc>International Human Rights Council (IHRC)
Intl. Council Will Focus on Prevention of Human Rights Violations
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/CARTER_CENTER/masih.htm</url>
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<title>CC News - Iqbal Masih</title>
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STATEMENT BY FORMER U.S. PRESIDENT JIMMY CARTER ON THE DEATH OF IQBAL MASIH
For Immediate Release: April 21, 1995
ATLANTA, GA.... I am deeply saddened by the death of Iqbal Masih, a 12-year-old Pakistani boy gunned down as he rode his bicycle in his village of Muridke this week.
From age four, Iqbal served as a bonded laborer in a carpet factory "on loan" from his parents to the factory owner. Iqbal was at times chained to the loom to prevent him from fleeing or to punish him...
At age ten, Iqbal heard that a law had been passed in Pakistan to prevent this form of exploitation of children</excerpt>
<desc>Statement by Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter on the Death of Iqbal Masih
Statement on the Death of Iqbal Masih
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<title>Nicaragua Property Disputes Project</title>
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<excerpt>
Conference on Property Issues
Sponsored by UNDP and The Carter Center
Montelimar, Nicaragua
July 4-5, 1995
Jimmy Carter, Former President of the United States
George Price, Former Prime Minister of Belize
Council of Freely-Elected Heads of Government
The Carter Center
Atlanta, Georgia
July 13, 1995
Table of Contents
* Executive Summary
* Introduction: The Property Problem in Nicaragua
* U.S. Citizens' Claims and U.S. Policy
* Carter Center/Council of Freely Elected Heads of Government Activity
* The Montelimar Conference
* Conclusions
* Appendix 1: Summary Statement by Pres. Jimmy Carter: Points of Consensus
* Appendix 2: List of Conference Participants
* Appendix 3: List of Meetings during Pre</excerpt>
<desc>Nicaragua Property Disputes Project
Report from the Conference on Nicaraguan Property Issues: July 4-5, 1995
Report: Conference on Nicaraguan Property Disputes
</desc>
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<title>Internet Resources & Tools</title>
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The following links point to a variety of finding aids, news sources, home pages, and directories related to The Carter Center's work. To request additions, please use the comments form located at the...
* About the Internet: A good directory of information about the Internet, courtesy of Netscape Communications.
* Yahoo: Perhaps the most popular directory on the Net. * The Whole Internet Catalog: One of the most complete subject guides available. * The WWW Worm: Searches all addresses, names, titles and citat...
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International Guide to NGO Activities in Conflict Prevention and Resolution
December 1994
Table of Contents:
* Acknowledgements
* Index of Organzations by Region
* Index of Organizations by Name
* To be included in the next issue of the Guide ...
Acknowledgements:
The Guide and other projects of the Conflict Resolution Program and the International Negotiation Network (INN) are supported through the generous contributions of the Carnegie Corporation of New York...
We are most grateful for the hard work, dedication, and enthusiasm of Betsy Hood in compiling this Guide .
Conflict Resolution Program Staff
Director: Harry Barnes
Associate Director: Joyce Neu
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Intl. Guide to NGO Activities in Conflict Prevention and Resolution
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ENUGU, NIGERIA.... Yesterday in Abuja, I met with General Sani Abacha, head of state of Nigeria, and requested that former head of state General Olusegun Obasanjo be released from detention and permit...
* INN's Olusegun Obasanjo's Future Uncertain Return to Carter Center News menu. Return to The Carter Center Home Page. Please send your comments and suggestions to: Office of Public Information</excerpt>
<desc>Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter Secures Pledge From Nigerian Head Of State General Abacha To Release Olusegun Obasanjo
Pres. Carter Secures Pledge from Gen. Abacha to Release Olusegun Obasanjo
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Jimmy Carter served as the 39th president of the United States from 1977 to 1981. After leaving the White House, he and his wife Rosalynn founded the Atlanta-based Carter Center, a nonprofit organizat...
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Carter Center initiatives fall into three broad public policy areas: INTERNATIONAL DEMOCRATIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT * African Governance Program * Commission on Radio and Television Policy * Conflict R...
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Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter has worked for more than two decades to improve the quality of life for people around the world. Today, she is an advocate for mental health, early childhood immuniza...
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ATLANTA, GA... I am deeply concerned by the recent seizure of two U.N. food relief barges and the accompanying humanitarian personnel by followers of Lam Akol on May 7 in southern Sudan. The seizure o...
*15 August 1995: Statement on Fighting in Sudan *25 July 1995: Statement from The Carter Center on Recent Peace and Health Initiatives in Sudan * Cease-fire Allows Health Workers to Attack Guinea Worm...
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ATLANTA, GA.... Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter said today upon returning from a trip to Sudan that all sides in that nation's civil conflict had agreed to continue observing the cease-fire as long...
*15 August 1995: Statement on Fighting in Sudan * Cease-fire Allows Health Workers to Attack Guinea Worm and Other Diseases in Sudan *14 July 1995: Jimmy Carter Returns to Sudan and Kenya *14 July 199...
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<desc>Statement from The Carter Center on Recent Peace and Health Initiatives in Sudan
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ATLANTA, GA.... I deeply regret the August 11 attack by the forces of the Government of Sudan on the town of Kaya in southern Sudan. I call on all Sudanese parties to halt immediately all military act...
*25 July 1995: Statement from The Carter Center on Recent Peace and Health Initiatives in Sudan * Cease-fire Allows Health Workers to Attack Guinea Worm and Other Diseases in Sudan *14 July 1995: Jimm...
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<outline>Carter Center News STATEMENT FROM FORMER U.S. PRESIDENT JIMMY CARTER ON SUDANESE CEASE-FIRE AGREEMENT TO ACCOMPLISH HEALTH GOALS For Immediate Release: March 30, 1995 Also See:</outline>
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ATLANTA, GA.... The government of Sudan and leaders in the south have taken a bold step toward the alleviation of suffering by agreeing to a comprehensive, two-month cease-fire in disputed areas. The ...
*15 August 1995: Statement on Fighting in Sudan *25 July 1995: Statement from The Carter Center on Recent Peace and Health Initiatives in Sudan * Cease-fire Allows Health Workers to Attack Guinea Worm...
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<title>TECHNOLOGY AND THE ATLANTA PROJECT</title>
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675 Ponce de Leon Ave., NE
P.O. Box 5317
Atlanta, GA 30307-5317
[phone]
Table of Contents
* Background
* Mission
* TAP Structure
* Technology at the Atlanta Project
* Data and Policy Analysis
* Collaboration
* Communication and Information Sharing
* The Benefits of Technology
* Successes
* Future Plans
* Challenges
Background
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<desc>Technology and the Atlanta Project
The Atlanta Project Report on It's Use of Technology
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ATLANTA, GA... I am pleased that Harry Wu has been permitted to leave China, and that he will soon be reunited with his wife, who has campaigned vigorously for his release. This is a mutually acceptab...
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<desc>Statement on the Release of Harry Wu
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A. The goal of the course is to introduce the principles of Chemistry through an exploration and discussion of the structure and reactivity of organic compounds. Strong emphasis will placed on a quali...
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I attended New York City schools and then did my undergraduate work at the University of Michigan. Following an additional year in Biochemistry at Michigan I attended Columbia University where I recei...
Return to Chemistry 171 Home Page
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FRESHMAN SEMINAR:
Advising Handbook
Fall 1995 Program Guide
"I started out in English, and then I went into sociology, and
then for two semesters I was into biology, but what I really want is a
physics major. Is there any way I can do that and graduate next
semester?"*
Welcome to Emory University's Freshman Seminar home page. This
handbook is
intended to provide as much help as possible for Freshman Seminar
Leaders. It consists of two main parts - the Freshman-Sophomore Advising Handbook , and the
Freshman Seminar Program
Guide . New material will be distributed as needed.
Questions about Freshman-Sophomore advising may be directed to the Emory
College Office, 218</excerpt>
<desc>Freshman Seminar Handbook
Freshman Seminar home page
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Department of Anatomy & Cell Biology
Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia
Note: Due to copyright agreements,
these pages are accessible only to Emory students.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
*How to Use the Electronic Version
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<desc>Cell Biology and Histology Lab Manual
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Last Update, June 27, 1994,smm
Reformatted at Emory: October 1994
Pine(tm) --a Program for Internet News & Email-- is a tool for
reading, sending, and managing electronic messages. It was designed
specifically with novice computer users in mind, but can be tailored to
accommodate the needs of "power users" as well. This document is based
on the help screens for Pine.
* Main Menu Commands
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<outline>Electronic Publications  Emory Publications Emory Journals Newspapers, News Sources, and Reference Materials: Journals and Magazines:</outline>
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Selected OnLine Magazines and
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Ford Madox Brown, The Seeds and Fruits of English Poetry (1845-53), Ashmolean Museum, Oxford. Chaucer reads at the court with his patron, the Black Prince, on his left. In the triptych appear Milton, ...
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This page offers electronic materials created by the English faculty for their students and research in progress.
English 205: Introduction to Poetry
*
The Poet Speaks of Art
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Sorry for the inconvenience, but I had to move these pages! Look up
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<desc>Chris McMahon
The Millan and Kenzie Home Page
The Millan and Kenzie Homepage
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<outline>SCOLA Extensions and [e-mail]</outline>
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<excerpt>
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authoring tools offer opportunities to organize and deliver spectacular
learning and teaching models. Many eager and curious staff and faculty
have expanded scholarship opportunities with programming models. As the below image from the March/April ITD Publication on
Information Technology at Emory" illustrates, Emory Goizuetta
Business School students are mastering multimedia still imaging techniques
such as radiosity (light impacting objects), channels (selection of image
elements), and opacity (transparency of objects). A
IMG
</excerpt>
<desc>ITD Multimedia
Multimedia Communications
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/ITD/NWS/cyberlist.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Glen's Cyberlist</title>
<outline>Glen's Cyberlist World Wide Web Sites:</outline>
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Description of my CyberList * Search Tools * Navigation * Surf the NET * Glens Top 10, Best Concept/Style * Art * Commercial Companies/Organizations * Computers * Employment Opportunities * Government...
Art: * Art * Artsource * Goth Image Database * HypArt * Syracuse Univ. Computer Graphics * (Art)^n Laboratory * Art on the Net * Art Gallery H. R. Giger * The Dark Side * Gargoyle Home Page * Le WebLo...
Pier * Swell Heights: San Diego * Bouys: Scripps Pier, CA * Scripps Pier Weather Report * Bouys: Mission Bay Data * California Bouys * West Coast Wave Data Map * Coastal Data Information Program * Gol...
</excerpt>
<desc>Glen's Cyberlist
http://www.cc.emory.edu/ITD/NWS/cyberlist.html
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/LAW/law.html</url>
<date>18-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Oct-95</lmod>
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<title>Emory University School of Law</title>
<outline>Document Moved</outline>
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<excerpt>
We've moved! Click here
for our new home.
Bye!
</excerpt>
<desc>Emory - School of Law Library
Emory Law Library
Emory School of Law Library
Emory University School of Law
School of Law Library;
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/LGBOFFICE/office1.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-Oct-95</lmod>
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<words>504</words>
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<title>The Office of Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Life</title>
<outline>Office resources: Other Information:</outline>
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/head
Emory's Office of
Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Life
The Office of Lesbian/Gay/ Bisexual Life is an administrative
department within Emory University's
Division of Campus Life.
The office is staffed by a full-time director, and part-time office coordinators
and work-study students.
Our services and programs support the needs of lesbian, gay and
bisexual (l/g/b) students, faculty, staff, and alumni at Emory for
information pertinent to their lives; for acknowledgment
that they are valued members of the Emory community; for the
security of knowing they have an official voice within the
University; and for a sense of community,</excerpt>
<desc>Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Life, Office of
Office of Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Life
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/LIB/digital.htm</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<words>45</words>
<title>Not Found</title>
<outline>Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>Digital Library Project.
Emory's Digital Library Project
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/LIB/euclid.htm</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<words>78</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>EUCLID</title>
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<excerpt>
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* EUCLID: A New Look for Library Computing
* EUCLID Users Guide
*Connect to EUCLID (online</excerpt>
<desc>On-line Library Catalog
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/LIB/glhome.htm</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>06-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>7694</bytes>
<words>1151</words>
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<title>Emory University General Libraries</title>
<outline>Emory University General Libraries Electronic Resources General Libraries Services Directory Information about the General Libraries</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Welcome to Emory's General Libraries: the Robert W. Woodruff Library , Asa Griggs Candler Library , and the J.S. Guy Chemistry Library .
These libraries support the teaching and research programs of the College, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the Goizueta Business School, and the Chemistry Department.
Resources available through Emory:
* Britannica Online (Electronic access to text and illustrations from the Encyclopedia Britannica and Merriam -Webster's Collegiate Dictionary as well as hypertext links to more than 1,000 other fasci...
* ClariNet e.News (News from the Associated Press and Reuters wire services covering local, national, and international news; business</excerpt>
<desc>Emory University General Libraries
General Libraries (Woodruff, Chemistry, and Candler)
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/MAIL/JK/Feb3/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>07-Feb-95</lmod>
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<words>367</words>
<links>18</links>
<title>feb3-messages by thread</title>
<outline>feb3-messages by thread</outline>
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<excerpt>
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* About this archive
* Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ subject ] [ author ]
Starting: Thu 16 Feb 1995 - 22:25:22 EST
Ending: Thu 16 Feb 1995 - 22:32:11 EST
Messages: 10
* Electronic Commerce Symposium, June 6-8 Roger Clarke
* (fwd) Atlanta Mac Users Group Page (fwd) Steve Foote
* WWW> State Dept./Human Rights (fwd) Claudia Lynch
* Physics Servers and Services List via WWW Fabio Metitieri
* Science Education Centers Worldwide WWW</excerpt>
<desc>Feb 13-19
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/MED_GER/geriatrics.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-Apr-95</lmod>
<bytes>1534</bytes>
<words>174</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>GERIATRICS</title>
<outline>FURTHER INFORMATION:  </outline>
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<excerpt>
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The Geriatrics Division is located at Wesley Woods Health Center
and the Atlanta Veterans Affairs Medical Center. The program integrates
teaching with service, research and patient care. The division's aging
research interests include nutrition, obesity, hypertension, metabolism,
androgens</excerpt>
<desc>Division of Geriatrics;
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/MED_INF/ATPC/</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2575</bytes>
<words>361</words>
<title>Index of /MED_INF/ATPC/</title>
<outline>Index of /MED_INF/ATPC/</outline>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>Collaborating Agencies
Computer Network
Conference and Training Events
Education
For More Information ...
Funding
Other TB Related Web Sites
Publications
Screening and Prevention
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/MED_INF/ATPC/atpc.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>15605</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>34</links>
<title>Atlanta Tuberculosis Prevention Coalition</title>
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<excerpt>
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This page is
currently under construction (last revision on October 9, 1995).
Please send comments and suggestions to:
[e-mail]
The Atlanta Tuberculosis Prevention Coalition emphasizes collaboration
and coordination of activities among all agencies serving persons
who have or are at risk for tuberculosis in the Atlanta area.
Principle objectives of the project include:
*Establishment of greater communication and information exchange
between groups involved in the management and care of TB patients;
*Development of new approaches for screening and prevention
of TB in at-risk populations in Atlanta such as inner city minority
members and others including the homeless, immigrants</excerpt>
<desc>Atlanta Tuberculosis Prevention Coalition
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/MENUS/adm.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>2686</bytes>
<words>414</words>
<links>23</links>
<title>University Administration</title>
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<excerpt>
* Computing
* Human Resources
* Faculty Services
* Student Services
* General
Computing at Emory
* Electronic Resources
* Electronic Publications
* Computing Help
* Computing Users Groups
* Policies and Disclaimers
* Computing Departments
* ITD: Information Technology Division
* BIMCORE: Biomolecular Computing Resource
* Cherry L. Emerson Center for Scientific Computation
* Oxford Computing
Human Resources
* Emory Human Resources - Current Job Opportunities
Faculty Services
* College Faculty Executive Committee
General
</excerpt>
<desc>University Administration
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/MENUS/campuslife.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Aug-95</lmod>
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<words>107</words>
<links>5</links>
<title>Campus Life</title>
<outline>Campus Life  Overview Departments and Organizations Entertainment</outline>
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<excerpt>
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* Dobbs University Center
* Office of Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Life
* Creative Loafing , sponsored by Campus Life and maintained by Creative Loafing, brings you movie schedules</excerpt>
<desc>Campus Life.
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/MENUS/emory.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>2667</bytes>
<words>431</words>
<links>23</links>
<title>Welcome To Emory</title>
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<excerpt>
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About Emory and Atlanta
Emory at a Glance
A 64k clickable Map of Emory
The Georgia Web Guide from Access Atlanta
Admission Information
College Office of Admission
Financial Aid
Residential Services
Introduction To Emory
Oxford College
Programs of Study at Emory
School of Public Health
The Law School
Goizueta Business School
Alumni Activities
Association of Emory Alumni
Emory Magazine
Patient Care
News and Information
Copyright (C) Emory University
</excerpt>
<desc>Welcome To Emory
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/MENUS/internet.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>06-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>3942</bytes>
<words>655</words>
<links>28</links>
<title>Internet Resources</title>
<outline>Internet Resources at Emory World Wide Web</outline>
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<excerpt>
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* ftp
* Emory Gopher
* Emory Usenet News Groups
Indices by Location
* The
World
* International
Universities
* United
States Universities
* Georgia
Indices by Subject
* The WWW Virtual Library
* Yahoo WWW Guide
* EINet Galaxy: a Net
directory and search tool
* HytelNet
access to online library catalogs
Search Engines
</excerpt>
<desc>Internet Resources
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/MOLECULAR_VISION/</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Oct-95</lmod>
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<words>173</words>
<links>5</links>
<title>Molecular Vision</title>
<outline>Molecular Vision</outline>
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<excerpt>
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A peer-reviewed journal of Molecular and Cellular Vision Research.
Current Volume | Search |
About |
Submitting |
Editorial Board
Select (click on) highlighted text to go places.
You are visitor number
since 12 September 1995.
Contact</excerpt>
<desc>General Considerations
Manuscript Organization and Styles
Molecular Vision
Return to top.
Submission of Manuscripts
The Review and Publishing Process
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/MOLECULAR_VISION/about.htm</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>07-Jul-95</lmod>
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<words>448</words>
<links>14</links>
<title>About Molecular Vision</title>
<outline>About Molecular Vision</outline>
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<excerpt>
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A peer-reviewed Web journal dedicated to the dissemination of research results in molecular and cell biology and genetics of the visual system (ocular and cortical). As with print journals, submission...
The advantages to publishing in Molecular Vision include rapid publication time (three to six months faster than printed press) and increased readership (there is no subscription cost to those with Ne...
The advantages to reading Molecular Vision include ready access with immediate downloads and printing of articles (no more library runs!), direct access to authors for methods</excerpt>
<desc>About
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/MOLECULAR_VISION/index.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Oct-95</lmod>
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<title>Molecular Vision</title>
<outline>Molecular Vision</outline>
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<excerpt>
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A peer-reviewed journal of Molecular and Cellular Vision Research.
Current Volume | Search |
About |
Submitting |
Editorial Board
Select (click on) highlighted text to go places.
You are visitor number
since 12 September 1995.
Contact</excerpt>
<desc>Return to Molecular Vision homepage.
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/MOLECULAR_VISION/prettymvsearch.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>04-Oct-95</lmod>
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<title>Search Molecular Vision</title>
<outline>Search Molecular Vision</outline>
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<excerpt>
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This is a searchable index of keywords that appear in Molecular Vision.
Enter a search term (including names) in the box and either select "Search" or hit the return key.
Search for:
This search engine returns, as linked text, the titles</excerpt>
<desc>Search Journal
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/OIA/Handbook_95.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<words>1500</words>
<links>20</links>
<title>Handbk 95 Web</title>
<outline>International Programs, Resources, and Organizations at Emory</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Please be aware that the Office of International Offices will be continually revising and updating this document. Council on International Affairs Emory College/Oxford College * Area Studies * Study A...
</excerpt>
<desc>International Programs, Resources, and Organizations at Emory
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/OIA/Welcome_To_Emory.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-May-95</lmod>
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<links>16</links>
<title>OIA hndbk text 5/16</title>
<outline>Welcome To Emory Table of Contents</outline>
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<excerpt>
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"Be An Emory Ambassador" Introduction "Every Journey Begins With One Step" Invitations "The Paper Chase" Visa, Tax and Payment Procedure, Health and Insurance Records "A Home Away From Home" Apartment...
</excerpt>
<desc>Welcome To Emory: A step by step guide to hosting international visitors
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/OIA/aboutoia.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<words>45</words>
<title>Not Found</title>
<outline>Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>ABOUT THE OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/OIA/oia.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Aug-95</lmod>
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<words>218</words>
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<outline>OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS</outline>
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<excerpt>
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* ABOUT THE OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS *OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS PUBLICATIONS Directory of Faculty Involved in International Research & Education International Programs, Resources, and Org...
</excerpt>
<desc>International Affairs, Office of
Office of International Affairs
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/OSP/osp.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Oct-95</lmod>
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<words>881</words>
<links>29</links>
<title>Office of Sponsored Programs</title>
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<excerpt>
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The Office of Sponsored Programs at Emory University
Emory University has distinguished itself as an outstanding private
educational institution. Research and the pursuit of scholarly activity are
important components of this institution' mission. As a new faculty member,
you are an integral part of that mission. We welcome you to Emory University
and hope that the Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP) can provide you with
needed services to support your intellectual pursuits.
In February, 1986, OSP began operations. We are the administrative arm
charged with providing essential services to our faculty, administration,
and students in the pursuit of research excellence.
Our professional</excerpt>
<desc>Office of Sponsored Programs at Emory University
Sponsored Programs, Office of
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/OXFORD/OxfordHome.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>08-Oct-95</lmod>
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<words>519</words>
<links>22</links>
<title>Oxford College Introduction</title>
<outline>A Brief Introduction To Oxford College</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Please click on the
picture or scroll down. Oxford College is developing these WWW pages through the teamwork of Jim Brown, Joy Budensiek, Sammy Clark, Mary Cohen, Sheilah Conner, Shawn Devine, Myra Frady, Beth Haines,
Jon Horn, Kent Linville, Kitty McNeill , Maddie Monahan, Joe Moon, William Murdy,
David Rowe, Maureen St. Laurent, Jennie Taylor, and Don Wood.
Emory , a national research
university, uniquely offers two academically equivalent options for students
beginning their undergraduate degrees. Emory College enrolling
approximately 1100 freshmen and Oxford College, enrolling approximately 300
freshmen, offer distinct learning environments.
Oxford College, where</excerpt>
<desc>Oxford College
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/OXFORD/computing.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Aug-95</lmod>
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<words>120</words>
<links>5</links>
<outline>Oxford Computing</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Computing Information & Resources (Lab Hours, Short Courses, Login connections, etc.)
Jim Brown (Computing Coordinator)
Frady, Myra (Director of Oxford Computing</excerpt>
<desc>Oxford Computing
</desc>
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[e-mail]
404-784-8454 ( Pierce Hall ) 179k
Degrees:
*B.A. Pfeiffer College, NC
*M.A. NC State .
Professional Interests & Responsibilities:
Helping Oxford College use computing more effectively.
Personal Interests:
General Aviation , Jim & Anna with N51898 , Airborne sunrise , Atlanta view</excerpt>
<desc>Brown, Jim
Jim Brown
</desc>
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<lycos>
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<title>Functional Brain Imaging</title>
<outline>Functional Brain imaging (FMRI)</outline>
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<desc>Can We Look at Your Brain Function? Would There Be Anything to See?
</desc>
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A 74 year old white female underwent a left nephrectomy in 1983</excerpt>
<desc>Second RENAL CPC, June 1995
</desc>
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* About our HIV Mental Health Training Programs
Mission Statement
How to contact us
Whom we serve
Upcoming events
* Other Mental Health Resources
Med Web: Mental Health, Psychiatry, Psychology
National Institute of Mental Health
Substance</excerpt>
<desc>Emory HIV/AIDS Mental Health Training Project
Mental Health and HIV/AIDS
</desc>
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The SEATEC News is published four times a year.
If you would like to receive a copy, please contact us. For more information on
current training schedule.
* Current and Past Issues
Winter 95 -formerly Network</excerpt>
<desc>Quarterly Newsletter
SEATEC News.
</desc>
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Serving New York and the Virgin Islands: New York/Virgin Islands AIDS ETC Columbia University School of Public Health 600 West 168th Street New York, New York 10032 Cheryl Healton, Dr.P.H. Phone 212-3...
</excerpt>
<desc>Addresses, phone and fax
</desc>
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Serving the Southeast: Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina [ About SEATEC | SEATEC Programs | Other AETCs | AIDS/HIV Resources | Emory University ] Welcome to the Southeast AIDS Traini...
</excerpt>
<desc>Southeast AIDS Training and Education Center
</desc>
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<excerpt>
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Ira Schwartz, MD , Director-- [e-mail]
Sue Glover, MA , Deputy Director-- [e-mail]
Felicia Guest, MPH, CHES , Deputy Director/Training-- [e-mail]
Ann Brown , Medical Secretary I-- [e-mail]
Jackie Henderson , Research Coordinator-- [e-mail]
Debbie Isenberg , Graduate Assistant-- [e-mail]
Sondra Morgan , Administrative Assistant
Debra Morris, MPH , Training</excerpt>
<desc>Faculty and Staff
</desc>
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The Training Calender is published four times a year as an insert to SEATEC News.
If you would like to receive a copy, please contact us.
* Trainings
Winter 95
Spring 95
Summer</excerpt>
<desc>Calendar of Events
</desc>
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<title>Writing Your Own Web Pages</title>
<outline>Getting Started: HTML Tools Things You Need To Know about the Naming Files More Ideas</outline>
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Writing Your Own Web Pages
* Getting Started: HTML
* Tools
* Graphics
* Advanced Topics (Imagemaps, Forms, WAIS Interface)
Web pages are simply text files that have been tagged using "Hypertext Markup Language" (HTML). If you are interested in writing your own pages, you will first need to become familiar with HTML. The f...
P
* HTML Beginner's Guide
* PC Week Labs' Crash Course on HTML
* HTML FAQ
* HTML Style Guide
* Elements of HTML Style
You may also find it helpful to download sample HTML files from other sources. If you are browsing the Web and see a technique you would like to implement, most Web browsers will allow you to save a d...
Here are some resources for more detailed</excerpt>
<desc>Emory's Guide To Making Web Pages
Writing Your Own Web Pages
</desc>
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Philip L. Graitcer is the Director of the World Health Organization's Helmet Initiative ,
and is a Visiting Associate Professor in the Center for Injury Control in
the Rollins School of Public
Health of Emory University. Dr. Graitcer graduated from Duke
University in 1966. He received a Doctorate of Dental Medicine from Temple
University in 1970 and a Master</excerpt>
<desc>Phil Graitcer
Philip Graitcer
</desc>
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<title>Snell N-94 Standard</title>
<outline>SNELL N-94 HELMET STANDARD Snell N-94 Standard For Use in Non-Motorized Sports FOREWORD INTRODUCTION CONSTRUCTION QUALIFICATIONS FOR CERTIFICATION MODIFICATIONS RANDOM SAMPLE TESTING LABELLING AND MARKING</outline>
<excerpt>
Figure 1 ISO Headform
Figure 2 Extent of Protection
Return to Snell Home Page
</excerpt>
<desc>N-94 multi-purpose standard
Snell N-94 for multi-sport activities Return to the WHO Helmet Initiative
</desc>
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<title>Electronic Publishing</title>
<outline>Electronic Publishing</outline>
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*Ackerman, Laurens V. Electronic publication and more questions. RadioGraphics 1995 March; 15(2): 467-468.
*Arms, William Y. Scholarly publishing on the national networks. Scholarly publishing 1992 Apr; 23(3):158-169.
*Arnold, Kenneth. Virtual transformations: the evolution of publication media. Library trends 1995 spring; 43(4): 609-626.
*Bailey, Charles W. Electronic (online) publishing in action ... the
Public-access computer systems review and other electronic serials. Online 1991 Jan;15(1):28-35.
*Bailey, Charles W. Electronic publishing on networks: a selective
bibliography of recent works. Public-Access Computer Systems Review 1992;3(2):13-20.
*Bailey, Charles W. Electronic</excerpt>
<desc>Electronic Publishing
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/email.html</url>
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<title>email</title>
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<excerpt>
*Albert Einstein School of Medicine Using PINE on the ALNET mail server. 1993[?].
TITLE=Using PINE on ALNET Mail Server (Views:
Text,PostScript,BinHex) gopher ://gopher.aecom.yu.edu/00/archives/dos/usingpine
*Angell, David; Heslop, Brent. The Elements of e-mail style. Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley; 1994.
*Anthes, Gary H. Feds try to renovate by rebuilding e-mail. Computerworld 1993 December 20; 27(51):1,24.
*Baker, Steve. Mail headers. UNIX review 1993
March;11(3):21-28.
*Baker, Steve. Mail me a river. UNIX review 1993 Feb;11(2):17-25.
*Baker, Steve. Only a modem from the Internet. UNIX review 1993May;11(5):21-35.
*Betts, Mitch. Coping with the deluge: effective management key when nonstop E-mail</excerpt>
<desc>E-MAIL
Email Field Guide & Bibliography
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.anesthesiology.html</url>
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<title>MedWeb: Anesthesiology</title>
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<excerpt>
MedWeb: Anesthesiology
guides :
* Anesthesiology and critical care resources on the Internet by A. J. Wright.
* Global Anaesthesiology Textbook .
* World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Anesthesiology maintained by Keith J Ruskin.
sites :
* American College of Veterinary Anesthesiology .
* American Society of Anesthesiologists .
* Anesthesia Web .
* Anesthesiology Internet Gopher from the Department of Anesthesiology of the State University of New York Health Science Center at Syracuse.
* Australasian Anaesthesia Web Site . br
* Australian Society of Anaesthetists .
* Cleveland Clinic Foundation's Anesthesiology Educational WWW Server .
*Delft University of Technology Intelligent Anaesthesia Monitor</excerpt>
<desc>Medical Matrix: Anesthesiology
</desc>
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<lycos>
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<title>MedWeb: Bioethics</title>
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MedWeb: Bioethics
guides:
* Bioethics and Biomedical Ethics resource list maintained by Eric Blom.
* Conduct in Science Related Internet Resources maintained by WILMA (Web Information-Library Maintenance Agent).
*Karolinska Institut's Ethics list.
* Human subjects/particpants and research ethics maintained by Bryan T Maguire.
*MacLean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics North American BioEthics Resources .
* Penn Registry of Bioethics on the Internet .
*University of British Columbia Centre for Applied Ethics's Applied Ethics Resources on WWW maintained by Chris MacDonald.
*University of Buffalo Center for Clinical Ethics and Humanities in Health Care Other Bioethics, Medical Humanities</excerpt>
<desc>MedWeb: Bioethics
</desc>
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<title>MedWeb: Cardiology</title>
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<excerpt>
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MedWeb: Cardiology
guide :
*Cleveland Clinic Section of Electrophysiology and Pacing Hot Heart Links: Cardiology on the World Wide Web .
sites :
* American College of Cardiology .
* American Heart Association .
* American Society of Hypertension .
* The Aneurysm Information Project from Columbia University.
* Aneurysm Support Page maintaned by Bill Maples.
* Arizona Society of Echocardiography .
* Cardiology Compass .
* Cardiovascular Institute of the South .
* Cardiovascular Research Institute of Southern California .
* Cleveland Clinic Heart Center .
* Stroke and Aging Research Project at the Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center Neurological Institute.
* Computers in Cardiology</excerpt>
<desc>Med Web: Cardiology
MedWeb - Cardiology (of Emory University)
MedWeb Cardiology Resource Page
MedWeb: Cardiology
</desc>
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<title>MedWeb: Clinical Practice</title>
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<excerpt>
MedWeb: Clinical Practice
sites :
*New York State Breast Cancer Information Clearinghouse .
* Blanchard Valley Cyber Health Center .
* CDC Home Travel Information Page .
* CDC Travel Map Information Page .
* Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine .
* ChronicIllNet .
* Clinical Faculty Forum , part of NetForum a Web based group communication and collaboration system provided by the University of Wisconsin Medical Informatics Group and the Biomedical Computing Grou...
* Diagnostic Test Information Server .
* DIN (Doctors' Independent Network) .
* DNA Vaccine Web designed by Robert Whalen.
* Doctor's Guide to the Internet .
*Duke Medical Center University General Clinical Research Center .
* Foundation</excerpt>
<desc>MedWeb: Clinical Practice
</desc>
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<lycos>
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<title>MedWeb: Consumer Health</title>
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<excerpt>
MedWeb: Consumer Health
guides:
*Agency for Health Care Policy and Research. Acute Pain Management in Infants, Children, and Adolescents: Operative Procedures Quick Reference Guide for Clinicians No. 1. AHCPR Pub. No. 92-0020. Febru...
*Agency for Health Care Policy and Research. Managing Cancer Pain AHCPR Publication No. 94-0595. March 1994.
* Agency for Health Policy and Research Guidelines Consumer Guides .
*American Academy of Ophthalmology Eye Care FAQs .
*American Academy of Ophthalmology Public Information .
*American Brain Tumor Association's Dictionary for Brain Tumor Patients .
*American Brain Tumor Association's A Primer Of Brain Tumors : a patient's reference manual 5th ed. 1991.</excerpt>
<desc>MedWeb: Consumer Health
MedWeb: Internet Patients Oriented Information Documents
</desc>
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<lycos>
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<title>MedWeb: Databases</title>
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<excerpt>
MedWeb: Databases
guides:
* Biological Data Bases On-Line from McGill University's Division of Experimental Medicine.
* Guide to molecular biology databases by D. Hayden.
* Survey of molecular biology databases and servers by Randall F. Smith.
databases:
* African Index Medicus (AIM) experimental access provided by the World Health Organization and the Association for Health Information and Libraries in Africa.
*Agricultural Genome Information Server Databases at the National Agricultural Library .
* AIDS Patents Project , a database of the text and images of more than 1500 AIDS-related patents. A project of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and the Clearinghouse for Networked Information</excerpt>
<desc>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.db.html
MEDICAL DATABASES WORLD WIDE - Steve Foote, Emory University Health Sciences Center Library, Emory University
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.dental.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<links>72</links>
<title>MedWeb: Dentistry</title>
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<excerpt>
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MedWeb: Dentistry
guides :
* Dental Directory Service .
* Highlander Index of Dental Resources .
* Highlander Dental School WWW Index .
* Internet Dentistry Resources by Janice Quinn.
* Angebote des Internet fuer Mediziner und Zahnmediziner Zusammengesucht August '94 von Michael Logies.
* Dental Related Internet Resources from New York University College of Dentistry.
sites :
* Academic Center for Dentistry at Amsterdam (ACTA) .
* Amalgam-related Illness FAQ .
* American Association of Dental Schools .
* American Dental Association .
* Ask an Oral Maxillofacial Surgeon Kim E. Goldman's Oral Maxillofacial Surgery Questions Page.
* British Dental Association .
* CEDROS : Rede para</excerpt>
<desc>Dentistry
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.ed.html</url>
<date>18-Oct-95</date>
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<title>MedWeb: Educational Resources</title>
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<excerpt>
MedWeb: Educational Resources
guides:
* Comprehensive list of Educational Medical Sites on the Web maintained by Shlomi Codish.
*University of Calgary Medical / Educational Internet Sites .
sites:
* A.D.A.M. Software .
*Gregory Allen's Medical Education Page .
* America's Lifeline Online .
*Apple Virtual Campus Medical Education Solutions .
*Arizona Health Sciences Library PathPICs -- Human Pathology Image Libraries .
*Arizona Health Sciences Library RadPICs -- Human Radiology Image Libraries .
* Simulation of Electrical Activity in a Network of Heart Cells , a research project of the Army High Performance Computing Research Center.
* Atherosclerosis & Diseases Of The Aorta from Vanderbilt University</excerpt>
<desc>Educational Resources
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.ejs.html</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>04-Oct-95</lmod>
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<links>474</links>
<title>MedWeb: Electronic Newsletters and Journals</title>
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<excerpt>
MedWeb: Electronic Newsletters and Journals
alphabetical listing
full text
tables of contents
index (of sorts)
*National Library of Medicine's List of Journals Indexed in Index Medicus .
*National Library of Medicine's List of Serials Indexed for Online Users .
directories
* Academic journal catalog published at regular intervals by the Center for Nursing Research at the University of Texas School of Nursing at Galveston.
*Association of Research Libraries Directory Of Electronic Journals, Newsletters, And Academic Dicussion Lists 5th Edition, May 1995 (GOPHER EDITION).
* BIO-JOURNALS/bionet.journals.contents Table of Contents Archive .
* CIC Electronic Journals Collection .
*Nantes University</excerpt>
<desc>Alphabetical Listing
Biomedical Electronic Journals & Newsletters
Biomedical Journals Online
Electronic Medical Newsletters and Journals
Health sciences/Biomedical electronic journals and newsletters
Liste des Journaux et Lettres Électroniques
MedWeb Electronic Newsletters and Journals Resources
MedWeb Journals & Newsletters
MedWeb: Electronic Journals and Newsletters
MedWeb: Electronic Newsletters and Journals
MORE
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.gastroenterology.html</url>
<date>17-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>06-Sep-95</lmod>
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<title>MedWeb: Gastroenterology</title>
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<excerpt>
MedWeb: Gastroenterology
* American Endosonography Club .
* Columbia University Gastroenterology Web .
* Crohn's Disease / Ulcerative Colitis / Inflammatory Bowel Disease Pages .
* Electrogastrography , maintained by Martin P. Mintchev, Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Alberta.
*Gastroenterology</excerpt>
<desc>Gastroenterology
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.gen.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Oct-95</lmod>
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<words>1500</words>
<links>329</links>
<title>MedWeb: Genetics and Molecular Biology</title>
<keys>bovmap*3, treponema*2, chickmap*2, expmed*2, fraxa*2, populationsgenetik, chickmaphomepage, actinomycetes, biochemgen, dauerdigs, agingmenu, wbgtests, interbio</keys>
<excerpt>
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MedWeb: Genetics and Molecular Biology
guides
human
invertebrate
vertebrate
tools
sites
databases
documents
terminology
electronic newsletters and journals
guides :
* Anderson's Timesaving Comparative Guides for Biological Reagents .
*Australian National Genomic Information Service Tables (Amino Acids, Standard Genetic Code, Genome Size and DNA Content, Nucleotides, Staden Ambiguity Codes).
* Bio-wURLd .
* Guide to molecular biology databases by D. Hayden.
* Human
Genome Management Information System (HGMIS) calendar .
* Molecular Biology Information Servers complied by Catherine Letondal at the Pasteur Institute.
* Internet Resources for the Biologist .
</excerpt>
<desc>Genetics and Molecular Biology
http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.gen.html
Other genetic resources
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.geriatrics.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>04-Oct-95</lmod>
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<words>1151</words>
<links>48</links>
<title>MedWeb: Geriatrics</title>
<keys>rebhan*3, manchand*2, madrc*2, hcoa*2, ageingresearch, geriatricspt, gerontologia, servicedir, seniorsite, eldercare, geriatria, virtnurs, geriatri, narihome</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
MedWeb: Geriatrics
guides :
*Bo Graham's Internet Gerontology References .
* Internet and E-Mail Resources on Aging compiled by Joyce A. Post. Philadelphia Geriatric Center.
* Rebhan's homepage (Alzheimer news and databases) maintained by Michael Rebhan.
*David Small's List of Alzheimer information and URLs .
* World Guide to Geriatrics .
sites :
* Aging Research Center .
*Alzheimer Disease Research Center ALZHEIMER Page .
* Alzheimer Disease Website of the Bedford Geriatrics Research Education and Clinical Center.
* Alzheimer Web .
* Alzheimer's Association .
* Alzheimer's Disease Resource Page (University Alzheimer Center of University Hospitals of Cleveland (affiliated with</excerpt>
<desc>Geriatrics
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.healthreform.html</url>
<date>18-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>07-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>6536</bytes>
<words>1042</words>
<links>45</links>
<title>MedWeb: Health Care Reform</title>
<keys>greenwall*2, rteplin*2, jhppl*2, mahmo*2, healthreform, resglossary, healthwatch, healthcost, jihevols, ccmedocs, hlthrfrm, hscience, hebborn, healtht, nursdat</keys>
<excerpt>
MedWeb: Health Care Reform
guide:
* Health Administration Resources a joint project of Mercer University Atlanta Computer Center & Georgia State University's Institute of Health Administration. Maintained by Russell T. Hannan.
sites:
*American Medical Specialty Organization AMSO Managed Care Forum .
* British Columbia Health Reform Mail Server .
* Canadian College of Health Service Executives .
*East Carolina University's Center for Health Services Research and Development .
* Cleveland State University Graduate Program in Health Care Administration .
* European Healthcare Management Association .
* Foundation for Informed Medical Decision Making .
* FHP Health Care Information Center .
* Health</excerpt>
<desc>MedWeb Health Care Reform Page
US-Health Care Reform
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.id.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>11137</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>83</links>
<title>MedWeb: Infectious Diseases</title>
<keys>yersinia*2, dnavax*2, ciset*2, cpidc*2, atpc*2, tbru*2, gpv*3, travelandhealth*2, enterocolitica, cedrhomepage, planetmaggie, medicalpath, annalshome, ebolahome</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
MedWeb: Infectious Diseases
guides:
* Pathology & Virology Center of the "Virtual" - Medical Center from Martindale's Health Science Guide - '95.
* World Wide Web Communicable Disease Resources .
sites:
* American Lyme Disease Foundation .
* Atlanta Tuberculosis Prevention Coalition .
*Brown University TB/HIV Research Laboratory .
*Case Western Reserve University Center for AIDS Research .
*Case Western Reserve University Tuberculosis Research Unit .
* CDC Tuberculosis Page .
* Centers for Disease Control and Prevention .
* Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ftp site.
* CDC Software for the Working Epidemiologist .
* Centers for Disease Control and Prevention gopher.
</excerpt>
<desc>Index - Infectious Diseases
MedWeb: Infectious Diseases
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.jobs.html</url>
<date>18-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>06-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>2550</bytes>
<words>374</words>
<links>17</links>
<title>MedWeb: Employment Opportunities</title>
<keys>medconnect*2, medicalhealthcare, medbzasn, jobhome, heitner, physemp, ajn*2, ysnarchive, medlink*2, jobnet*2, snorri, medweb*5, fedjobs, whscl, conch, cpac</keys>
<excerpt>
MedWeb: Employment Opportunities
* Academic Physician and Scientist , a gopher posting of the bimonthly listing by the Association of American Medical Colleges and Academic Physician and Scientist.
* Academic Positions Department gopher.
* AJN 1995 career guide .
* American Physiological Society gopher employment listings.
* Job Openings from Chronicle of Higher Education .
* Federal Jobs from the Dartmouth University gopher .
* Global Science Career Network .
* Internet's Online Career Center: Medicine and</excerpt>
<desc>Employment Opportunities
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.medlibs.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>08-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>16019</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>119</links>
<title>MedWeb: Medical Libraries</title>
<keys>terkko*2, hsclib*2, matas*2, libraryhomepage, ketieteellisen, healthsource, librarymenu, libraryhome, mclibrary, whsclhome, freudnet, vmlshome, librhtml, hammasl</keys>
<excerpt>
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MedWeb: Medical Libraries
*Albert Einstein College of Medicine D. Samuel Gottesman Library .
* Association of Academic Health Science Library Directors .
*Boston University Medical Center Alumni Medical Library .
*Cambridge University Library Medical Library .
* CIC HealthSource (CIC Health Sciences Libraries Internet Working Group).
* Columbia University Health Sciences Library .
*Cornell University Medical College Samuel J. Wood Library .
*Dartmouth College Library Biomedical Libraries : the Dana Biomedical Library and the Matthews-Fuller Health Sciences Library.
* Deutsche Zentralbibliothek für Medizin (German National Library of Medicine).
* Duke University Medical Center</excerpt>
<desc>Alle(?) medizinischen WWW-Bibliotheken weltweit (Emory University Atlanta)
Medical Libraries
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.nephrology.html</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>04-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>1714</bytes>
<words>258</words>
<links>10</links>
<title>MedWeb: Nephrology</title>
<keys>kdp*2, nephropathology, nephpath, medtext, rgeorge, polzinj, hdcn, pathcase, nephron, polzin, nephrology*6, iga*2, renalnet*2, nephropathy, renal*7, gamewood*2</keys>
<excerpt>
MedWeb: Nephrology
sites :
* Emory NephrOn Line .
* IgA Nephropathy .
* International Society of Nephrology Commission on Acute Renal Failure .
*Jonathan Polzin's Renal Information Sources .
* RENALNET -- Nephrology Information Service .
*University of Louisville Kidney Disease Program Kidney Disease Program .
cases :
* Renal Biopsy Case Reviews</excerpt>
<desc>Nephrology
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.nutrition.html</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>04-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>4487</bytes>
<words>697</words>
<links>27</links>
<title>MedWeb: Nutrition</title>
<keys>nutrimex*2, foodnet*2, bundesforschungsanstalt, abussmann, bfeserver, technlogy, fdsninfo, nutrici, oacuten, bussman, foodnut, fdnet, ifpri, jabbo, ulene, ifst</keys>
<excerpt>
MedWeb: Nutrition
guides :
*Arizona Health Sciences Library Nutrition guide .
*Bussman, Monika. Electronic sources for food and nutrition information . March 1993.
* Electronic Sources of Food and Nutrition Information presented by the Food and Nutrition Information Center (ARS/USDA).
*Internet Public Library Health & Nutrition Ready Reference .
* Internet resources for food science and technology (prepared for staff of the CSIRO Division of Food Science and Technology).
* "Virtual" - Nutrition Center from Martindale's Health Science Guide.
sites:
* Bundesforschungsanstalt für Ernährung (German Federal Research Center for Nutrition).
* Canadian School of Natural Nutrition .
*Cornell</excerpt>
<desc>Nutrition
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.oncology.html</url>
<date>23-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>17635</bytes>
<words>1262</words>
<links>136</links>
<title>MedWeb: Oncology</title>
<keys>nccf*3, cancerhelp*2, educare*2, wwwicic*2, nccn*2, pathomorphological, histodiagnostic, candlelighters, helpcurekids, lymphedema, cancermed, canguide, rmarriag</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
MedWeb: Oncology
guides:
* Cancer - Online Information Sources FAQ .
*Steve Dunn's CancerGuide .
* Professional's Guide to Breast Health Services from EduCare's Breast Health and Breast Cancer Network.
*Gourdji, Judith; Hinton, Susan. Quick information about cancer for patients and their families. 1994.
* Cancer Links maintained by Ron Marriage.
*OncoLink Global Resources for Cancer Information .
sites:
* Abbott Northwestern Hospital Cancer Research Laboratory .
* Acoustic Neuroma Foundation .
*Advanced Research Corporation's WWW Cancer .
*Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry Cancer Policy Framework .
*Albert Einstein College of Medicine/Montefiore Medical Center Department</excerpt>
<desc>MedWeb Oncology at Emory
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.optometry.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>07-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>9232</bytes>
<words>1463</words>
<links>74</links>
<title>MedWeb: Ophthalmology and Optometry</title>
<keys>oculistica*2, allatoona*2, lensnet*2, optcom*2, meei*2, ophth*4, ophthalmology*23, laservision, institutute, optometric*2, oculomotor, ibmspecial, keratotomy</keys>
<excerpt>
MedWeb: Ophthalmology and Optometry
guides:
* Ocular surgery news Internet directory .
* Ophthalmology Sources on the Internet from the State University of New York at Buffalo Deptartment of Ophthalmology.
* WWW Virtual Library: Vision Science .
sites :
* Allatoona Eye Institute Home Page .
* American Academy of Ophthalmology .
* American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus .
* American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery and the American Society of Ophthalmic Administrators .
* Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology gopher.
* Eye Clinic at Arkansas Children's Hospital .
* Australian National University Centre for Visual Sciences .
* BiOS - Biomedical Optics</excerpt>
<desc>Ophthalmology and Optometry
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.orthopedics.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>04-Oct-95</lmod>
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<words>596</words>
<links>29</links>
<title>MedWeb: Orthopedics</title>
<keys>aaos*4, wordhtml*2, orthopaedie, orthonews, cyberpage, msrchome, backpain, ctsintro, pbaudin, bonejnt, msrbsgi, bihobl, servio, farsh, dics, aidi, scoi, orv*2</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
MedWeb: Orthopedics
* A. I. duPont Institute Department of Orthopedics .
* Academic Orthopaedic Society .
* American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons .
* Berkeley Orthopaedic Biomechanics Laboratory .
* Biomechanics World Wide .
*Duke University Medical Center Orthopaedic Bioengineering Laboratory .
* Gaetano Pini Orthopaedic Institute (Milano).
*Lousiana State University Medical Center New Orleans Department of Orthopaedic Surgery .
* M. E. Müller Institute for Biomechanics .
* Musculoskeletal Research Center of the University of Pittsburgh Department of Orthopaedic Surgery.
* Ortho Home Page .
* Orthopaedic Biomechanics Laboratory at Beth Israel Hospital.
* Orthopedic Homepage</excerpt>
<desc>Liste des serveurs en Orthopédie
Orthopedics
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.pathology.html</url>
<date>18-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>06-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>8596</bytes>
<words>1342</words>
<links>57</links>
<title>MedWeb: Pathology</title>
<keys>mpzjlowe*8, pathpuzzle*2, pathpics*2, pathit*2, ampat*2, drmm*2, neurodegeneration, neuropathologica, nephropathology, liverpathology, patomorfologii, cytopathology</keys>
<excerpt>
MedWeb: Pathology
guides:
* Electronic communication in pathology: a review and guide to on-line services for pathologist edited by Anil K Dhiri. Pisces Design & Consultancy, 1995.
* Internet Pathology Resources maintained by Ed Friedlander.
* Internet Resources for Pathology compiled by Anthony A. Killeen and Frances Pitlick.
sites:
* Adam Mickiewicz University, Department of Pathology .
* Armed Forces Institute of Pathology .
* Association for Molecular Pathology .
*Center for Multidisciplinary Research Research in Pathology .
* Dr. Greenson's Gastrointestinal and Liver Pathology Home Page Extravaganza at the University of Michigan Dept. of Pathology.
* Emory University Department of Pathology</excerpt>
<desc>Pathology
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.pediatrics.html</url>
<date>17-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>06-Oct-95</lmod>
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<words>1500</words>
<links>79</links>
<title>MedWeb: Pediatrics</title>
<keys>nccf*3, pedsonl*2, candii*2, adamse*2, fraxa*2, ophth*3, virtualchildhosp, candlelighters, initiativemenu, helpcurekids, kinderklinik, paphomepage, vchhomepage</keys>
<excerpt>
MedWeb: Pediatrics
* Ahmanson Pediatric Center at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
* Adolescence Directory On-Line (ADOL) .
* American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry .
* American Academy of Pediatrics .
* American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Computers and Other Technologies (SCOT).
* American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus .
* Arkansas Children's Hospital .
* Autism and Brain Development Research Laboratory affiliated with Children's Hospital San Diego and with the UCSD Neurosciences Department.
* BabyWeb: the Internet Parenting Resource .
*Baylor College of Medicine Neonatology Section .
* Blind Children's Center .
*California Department of Health Services</excerpt>
<desc>Pediatrics
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.ph.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>07-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>39586</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>281</links>
<title>MedWeb: Public Health</title>
<keys>inpho*3, cakincai*2, odontol*2, bireme*2, cenids*2, credes*2, phweb*2, aoec*2, atpc*2, ccisd*3, populationsgenetik, cedrhomepage, ohscentral, cooperaci, pubhealth</keys>
<excerpt>
MedWeb: Public Health
guides:
*Arizona Health Sciences Library Public health information guide .
* BIREME : Latin American and Caribbean Center on Health.
* Cambridge University Public Health Page .
*Carolla Christie's Safety Related Internet Resources set up by Chris Moore at the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety.
*Consortium for International Earth Science Information Network Human health and global environmental change the CIESIN Thematic Guide on Human Health.
* Hilgers' Links to Biometry maintained by Reinhard Hilger.
*Johns Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health's Other Programs in Epidemiology from the Web .
*Johns Hopkins Center for Communications Programs</excerpt>
<desc>Emory University
Other Webs related to Public Health
Public Health Resources (extensive)
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.pharmacy.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<words>1500</words>
<links>96</links>
<title>MedWeb: Pharmacy and Pharmacology</title>
<keys>ashp*3, pccal*2, rxtra*2, phrma*2, pharmacoepidemiology, pharmacocybernetics, pharmacodynamic, soplisthomepage, pharmaceutique, pharmsciences*2, phamracology</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
MedWeb: Pharmacy and Pharmacology
guides :
*Edmund's Home Page Schools of Pharmacy in the U.S .
*Edmund's Home Page Pharmacy Sites .
* Pharmacokinetic Resources from the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center College of Pharmacy.
* Pharmacy Related Internet Resources .
* World List of Schools of Pharmacy .
* World List of Schools of Pharmacy compiled and edited by David J. Temple PhD on behalf of the Academic Section of FIP (the Federation Internationale Pharmaceutique - International Pharmacy Federatio...
* World Wide Pharmacy by Ryan Seo.
* World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Pharmacy .
sites :
* American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy .
* American Association of Pharmaceutical</excerpt>
<desc>MedWeb Pharmacy and Pharmacology
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.phystherapy.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>2500</bytes>
<words>392</words>
<links>18</links>
<title>MedWeb: Physical Therapy</title>
<keys>apta*3, physicaltherapy, phystherapy, flexibilty, physther, cwright, pbaudin, kxwhipp, sfakin, jdoree, wbrock, pther, doree, physiotherapy*2, kinesiology*2</keys>
<excerpt>
MedWeb: Physical Therapy
guides:
*Marquette University Physical Therapy and Health-Related Resources .
sites:
* American Physical Therapy Association .
* Biomechanics World Wide .
* Marquette University Program in Physical Therapy .
* Physical Therapy at Northeastern University .
* Physical Therapy by Charles Wright.
* Physical Therapy WWW Page .
* PHYSIO Hypermail archive .
* Physiotherapy WWW Server .
* PT Net .
* Simon Fraser University School of Kinesiology .
*Stephen F. Austin State University</excerpt>
<desc>Physical Therapy
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.prevmed.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>04-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>4597</bytes>
<words>673</words>
<links>23</links>
<title>MedWeb: Preventive Medicine</title>
<keys>prevmed*3, wwwonder*2, prevguid*2, preventionpractice, travelandhealth*2, clinguide, cakincai, demetra, endoasc, teytan, scipub, roizen, pvcpg, pmeh, pgdb</keys>
<excerpt>
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MedWeb: Preventive Medicine
* Association of Teachers of Preventive Medicine .
*California Department of Health Services Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Branch .
* Center for the Prevention of Disabling Conditions at Syracuse University .
* Preventive Medicine Associates .
* Hippocrates ,
World Wide Web Server for The Planetree Center, Department of Preventive Medicine, College of Medicine, The University of Tennessee, Memphis.
* United States Army Center For Health Promotion & Preventive Medicine .
*Universitetet i Bergen Institutt for samfunnsmedisinske fag (Department of Public Health and Primary Health Care, University of Bergen).
*University of Crete Medical School Dept</excerpt>
<desc>Preventive Medicine
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.radiation.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3156</bytes>
<words>491</words>
<links>21</links>
<title>MedWeb: Radiation</title>
<keys>radefx*3, assoociation, demokritos, mrsafety, usachppm, radhome, radsafe, radata, icrher, radnet, febost, radres, orcbs, afrri, rpnet, bbusby, chppm*2, radiobiology</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
MedWeb: Radiation
sites:
* Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute .
* Atmospheric Radiation Measurement
Program .
* FEB , the Swedish Assoociation for the Electrically and VDT Injured.
*International Consortium for Research on the Health Effects of Radiation Research Sites .
* International MR Safety Central Web Site .
* Michigan State University Office of Radiation, Chemical & Biological Safety gopher.
*NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Radiation Effects & Analysis Home Page .
* Institute of Nuclear Technology - Radiation Protection of the National Center For Scientific Research "Demokritos" (Greece).
</excerpt>
<desc>Radiation
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.schools.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>21442</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>201</links>
<title>MedWeb: Medical Centers and Medical Schools</title>
<keys>lhmc*2, lstm*3, gdbbshomepage, bartholomews, komputerowe, medycznej, gimserver, hospitalo, amdsweb, mcvhome, slumed, hxcis, numed, nymc, rgyi, gumc, mediswww</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
MedWeb: Medical Centers and Medical Schools
* Academia Sinica Institute of Biomedical Sciences, Taiwan, gopher.
* Academic Medical Center Consortium .
* Albert Einstein College of Medicine gopher.
* Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University .
* Albert Szent-Györgyi Medical University .
* Alexander Silberman Institute of Life-Sciences .
* Arizona Health Sciences Center .
* Association of American Medical Colleges .
* Baylor College of Medicine .
* Ben Gurion University of the Negev Faculty of Health Sciences .
* Boston University Medical Center .
* Bowman Gray School of Medicine at Wake Forest University.
* Brown University Division of Biology and Medicine</excerpt>
<desc>Medical Centers and Medical Schools World Wide - Emory University
Medical Centers and Medical Schools World Wide - Steve Foote, Emory University
MedWeb at Emory University
MedWeb: Medical Centers and Medical Schools
Other Health Related Institutions
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.surgery.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>06-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>9945</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>71</links>
<title>MedWeb: Surgery</title>
<keys>neurosurge*2, skullbase*2, neurosur*2, cvsurg*2, mrcas*5, neurosensory, orthopaedie, waqshington, pennstate, surghome, fnctnlhp, otolhome, neuromoo, homehsf</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
MedWeb: Surgery
guide:
* Neurosurgical Internet Resource from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill.
sites:
* American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons .
* American Share Foundation .
* Bone Marrow Transplant Web Page .
*Bowman Gray School of Medicine Division of Surgical Sciences .
*Carnegie Mellon Medical Robotics and Computer Assisted Surgery .
*Case Western Reserve University Division of Plastic Surgery .
* Cleveland Clinic Foundation Department of Neurological Surgery .
*Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center Pediatric Neurosurgery .
*Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center Department of Neurosurgery .
*Douglas J. Raskin's Cosmetic plastic surgery in Colorado Springs .
</excerpt>
<desc>Surgery
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.tropmed.html</url>
<date>17-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>06-Sep-95</lmod>
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<excerpt>
MedWeb: Tropical Medicine
sites:
* Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine (LSTM).
* Parasitology Resources Page maintained by Charlie Roth at the Pasteur Institute - Paris.
* Tulane Tropical Medicine from Tulane University School of Public Health.
* UNDP/World Bank/WHO Special Programme For Research And Training in Tropical Diseases .
*World Health Organization Division of Control of Tropical Diseases .
databases:
* Malaria antigen database .
* Malaria database</excerpt>
<desc>Tropical Medicine
</desc>
</lycos>
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<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/medweb.vet.html</url>
<date>16-Oct-95</date>
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<title>MedWeb: Veterinary Medicine</title>
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<excerpt>
MedWeb: Veterinary Medicine
guides:
* The Electronic zoo by Ken Boschert.
* The Electronic zoo : a list of animal-related computer resources (electronic mailing lists, bulletin board systems, Gophers, mail servers, Usenet Newsgroups & ftp sites) by Ken Boschert.
* A Guide to Federal Laboratories and Technology Related Resources on the Internet produced by Mary Stevanus. Technology Transfer Information Center, NAL/USDA. October 1994.
*Martindale's Health Science Guide - '95 "Virtual" - Veterinary Center .
* Not just cows : a guide to Internet/Bitnet resources in agriculture and related sciences. by Wilfred Drew.
*Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine Veterinary Medical Resources</excerpt>
<desc>Veterinary Medicine
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/netbibtoc.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Internet Field Guide</title>
<outline>Still Very Much Under Construction (conversion)</outline>
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<excerpt>
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table of contents
Bibliographies
Terminology
Computer Mediated Communication
email
MIME
discussion groups
BITNET LISTSERVs
usenet
IRC, MUD, MOO
CWIS
citation formats
Electronic publishing
Libraries, copyright and Document Delivery
the Internet:
access
general
guides
history
please send comments, suggestions, corrections to:
</excerpt>
<desc>A Field Guide to Sources on, about, and on the Internet
Internet Field Guide
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/sources.history.political.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Field Guide--Sources: History & Political Science</title>
<outline>History & Political Science</outline>
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*Bell, Gladys, Smiley. Latin American studies. Directory of Scholarly Electronic Conferences 9th Revision. 1995.
*Blair, David; Kirk, Stephen. Caffe Roma's US technology public policy Internet resource guide. version 1.0. December 16, 1993.
HREF="gopher://una.hh.lib.umich.edu/00/inetdirsstacks/pubpol%3akirkblair" gopher: //una.hh.lib.umich.edu/00/inetdirsstacks/pubpol%3akirkblair
*Block, Tim. American political Internet resources. 1993.
HREF="gopher://una.hh.lib.umich.edu/00/inetdirsstacks/uspolitics%3ablock" gopher: //una.hh.lib.umich.edu/00/inetdirsstacks/uspolitics%3ablock
*Cannon, Anita. Canadian government resources on the Internet. 1st edtion April 1994..
*Gumprecht, Blake</excerpt>
<desc>History & Political Science
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/sources.religion.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Field Guide--Sources: Religion</title>
<outline>Religion</outline>
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<excerpt>
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*Australian National University. Coombs Computing Unit. The Buddhist Studies WWW Virtual Library .
*Bogart, Gary; Brubaker, John. Not just Bibles: a guide to Christian sources on the Internet. v 1.11 March 5, 1944.
*Brubaker, John; Bogart, Gary. Guide to early church documents. 11 April 1944.
*Cajee, Mas'ood. CYBERMUSLIM 2.0: the guide to Islamic resources on the Internet 7 April 1994.
*Ciolek, T. Matthew. Buddhist electronic resources directory (B.E.R.D). 24 January 1994.
HREF="gopher://una.hh.lib.umich.edu/00/inetdirsstacks/buddhism%3aciolek" gopher ://una.hh.lib.umich.edu/inetdirstacks/buddhism%3aciolek
*Damberger, Simon. Christian resource list. June 6th, 1994.
*Fleming, Martha</excerpt>
<desc>Steve Foote's Bibliography of Internet Resources Steve maintains a list of Internet resources which includes resources which pertain to the study of religion.
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.emory.edu/WHSCL/tools.gopher.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Tools: Gopher</title>
<outline>Tools: Gopher</outline>
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<excerpt>
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*Alberti, Bob; Anklesaria, Farhad; Lindner, Paul; McCahill, Mark; Torrey, Mark. The Internet Gopher protocol: a distributed document search and retrieval protocol. 1992.
anonymous ftp boombox.micro.umn.edu /pub/gopher/gopher_protocol/protocol.txt
anonymous ftp howler.ucs.indiana.edu /pub/docs/Gopher-Protocol.txt
*Albright, Michael J. Internet resources: Gopher. MCJournal: the journal of academic media librarianship 1994 winter;2(1).
e-mail [e-mail] get intern1 mcj02003
anonymous ftp ubvm.cc.buffalo.edu /mcj/intern1.mcj02003
TITLE=Albright, 'Internet Resources:
Gopher' gopher ://dewey.lib.ncsu.edu/0ftp%3adewey.lib.ncsu.edu%40/pb/stacks/mcj/mcj-v2n01-albright</excerpt>
<desc>Gopher Field Guide & Bibliography
</desc>
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<lycos>
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<date>15-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Aug-95</lmod>
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<title>Tools: WAIS</title>
<outline>Tools: WAIS</outline>
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<excerpt>
*Ardö, Anders; Koch, Traugott. Wide-Area Information Server (WAIS) as the hub of an electronic library service at Lund University. draft of a paper presented at Essen International Symposium 1992...
*Christoff, Chris. Brief description of WAIS sources. issue 1, 23/11/92.
anonymous ftp seq1.loc.gov /pub/IUG/src-list.txt
*Churbuck, David C. Good-bye, Dewey decimals. Forbes 1993 Feb 15;151(4):204-205.
*Davis, Franklin; Kahle, Brewster; Morris, Harry; Salem, Jim; Shen, Tracy; Wang, Rod; Sui, John; Grinbaum, Mark. WAIS interface protocol: protocol functional specification. Version 1.5. April 23, 1990...
anonymous ftp quake.think.com /pub/wais/doc/protspec.txt
*Dyson, Esther. WAIS: many ways to</excerpt>
<desc>WAIS Field Guide & Bibliography
</desc>
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<date>15-Oct-95</date>
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<title>USENET</title>
<outline>USENET</outline>
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<excerpt>
*Aboba, Bernard. The BMUG guide to bulletin boards and beyond. Berkeley, CA: Berkeley Macintosh Users Group; 1992.Chapter 10, Using Usenet, UUCP, and Fidonet netmail p. 123-129.
*Ackerman, Ernest C. Brief documentation for TIN. 1993.
anonymous ftp s850.mwc.edu /pub/tindoc.txt tindoc.w51
*Anderson, Bart; Costales, Bryan; Henderson, Harry. UNIX
communications. 2nd ed. Carmel, Ind.: SAMS; 1991.Part 2, UNIX news: USENET. p.211-426.
* The Bible of Usenet .
*Dern, Daniel P. The Internet guide for new users. New York:
McGraw-Hill; 1994. Chapter 6, Usenet-the bulletin board of the Internet. p. 195-245.
*Fraase, Michael. The Mac Internet tour guide: cruising the Internet the easy way. Chapel Hill, NC</excerpt>
<desc>USENET Field Guide & Bibliography
</desc>
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<lycos>
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<title>GVU Center's WWW User Survey Home Page</title>
<outline>GVU's WWW User Survey Home Page</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Stand Up & Be Counted in the
4th WWW User Survey
General Information about the WWW User Surveys
Surveys Conducted to Date:
*The Third WWW User Survey (April 1995)
*The Second WWW User Survey (October 1994)
*The First WWW User Survey (January 1994)
The WWW-Surveying Mailing List
Human Contact Information
Other WWW/Internet Surveys (under construction) General Information about the Surveys The World-Wide Web is one of the most popular Internet resources.
Yet because of its distributed, global nature, v...
The First Survey - January 1994
Given the magnitude of task of conducting the surveys,
Jim sought the assistance of Mimi Recker ,
a College of Computing Research</excerpt>
<desc>survey of World Wide Web users
World Wide Web Survey
</desc>
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<desc>Theoretical Computer Science
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/ai/cogsci.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>NEW Cognitive Science at Georgia Tech</title>
<outline>The Cognitive Science Home Page 1994 Cognitive Science Conference</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Cognitive Science is the study of cognition, both natural and artificial. Cognitive Science at Georgia Tech in
Atlanta is an interdisciplinary enterprise with faculty
and students from several disciplines, including Artificial Intelligence , Cognitive Psychology , Cognitive
Engineering , Human-Machine Systems , Philosophy , Language , Computer Science , Engineering, and Architecture.
Cognitive Science News and Activities
Web News! News Colloquia/EWICS Upcoming CogSci Deadlines
CogSci 95 CogSci 94 Grad Conference
Who is Cognitive Science?
Faculty Students Disciplines
Research
Get Techreports! Projects Research Groups
Education
Courses Programs CogSci Certificate
CogSci</excerpt>
<desc>Cognitive Science Home Page
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/ai/contact-person.html</url>
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<title>Cognitive Science Contact Person</title>
<outline>Dana Hales Cognitive Science Contact Person Georgia Tech</outline>
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I am the contact person for Cognitive Science and Artificial Intelligence
at Georgia</excerpt>
<desc>Human contact point
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/ai/lcc.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Language and Philosophy</title>
<outline>Language and Philosophy School of Literature, Communication, and Culture, Georgia Tech Educational Programs Cognitive Science Research Projects</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Faculty in School of Literature, Culture, and
Communication include Professors
Joseph Petraglia-Bahri
and
Nancy Nersessian
; their research interests
cover writing</excerpt>
<desc>Language
Philosophy
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/ai/robot-lab/MRLHome.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Mobile Robot Laboratory</title>
<outline>The Mobile Robot Laboratory Home Page Charter Who is in the Mobile Robot Laboratory? Research Projects Laboratory Facilities On-line Publications Recent Publications (Since 1991) Interesting/Related Sites</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Faculty Students
Multiagent Robotic Systems
Reactive Control for Multi-Agent Robotic Systems in Hostile Environments (ARPA) Ecological Robotics:
A Schema-theoretic Approach (NSF)
Low-Level Nuclear Waste Inspection (Savannah River)
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (NSF and Army)
Mobile Manipulation (NSF)
Router
Learning and Adaptation in Autonomous Robotic Systems
AAAI-94 Robot Competition (we won!) Simulation Software (MissionLab
version 0.85)
Reactive Control Multi-Agent Robotics
Robot Survivability Biological Basis
Perception Path Planning and Navigation
Robotic Learning Unnmanned Aerial Vehicle
Gallery
</excerpt>
<desc>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/ai/robot-lab/MRLHome.html
Mobile Robot Laboratory
The Mobile Robotics Lab
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/ai/robot-lab/publications/multi-agent.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Publications: Multi-Agent Robotics</title>
<outline>Multi-Agent Robotics</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Mobile Robot Laboratory -
Recent Publications
* MacKenzie, Douglas C. and Cameron, Jonathan M. and Arkin, Ronald C.,
"Specification and Execution of Multiagent Missions," Georgia Tech Cognitive
Science Report GIT-COGSCI-95/02, January, 1995.
*Balch, T. and Arkin, R.C.,
"Communication in Reactive Multiagent Robotic Systems",
Autonomous Robots, Vol. 1</excerpt>
<desc>Multi-Agent Robotics
</desc>
</lycos>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/ai/robot-lab/publications/perception.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Publications: Perception</title>
<outline>Perception</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Mobile Robot Laboratory -
Recent Publications
* Arkin, R.C. and MacKenzie, D., "Temporal Coordination of
Perceptual Algorithms for Mobile Robot Navigation",
IEEE Transactions on Robotics and Automation, Vol. 10, No. 3, June 1994,
pp. 276-286.
* Santamaria, J.C. and Arkin, R.C., "Model-based Echolation of
Environmental Objects", Proc. 1994 IEEE/RSJ Int. Conf. on Intelligent
Robotics and</excerpt>
<desc>Perception
</desc>
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<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Research Projects: Ecological Robotics</title>
<outline>Ecological Robotics: A Schema-theoretic Approach Principal Investigators Funding Description</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Mobile Robot Laboratory
Research Projects
Dr. Ronald C. Arkin (U.S.)
Franciso Cervantes-Perez (ITAM - Mexico).
Alfredo Weizenfeld (ITAM - Mexico).
National Science Foundation and CONACyT.
A major goal of this research
is to develop an in-depth scientific understanding of the nature
of the relationship between mobile robotic agents and their environment.
Little emphasis to date has</excerpt>
<desc>Ecological Robotics: A Schema-theoretic Approach (NSF)
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/ai/students/Ai-students/jriechel/riechel.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>James A. Riechel</title>
<outline>James A. Riechel</outline>
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White to play and win. (From analysis of J. Riechel--J. Ely, 1993)
Received a B.S. in Information and Computer Science from the University of
California at Irvine in June, 1993. I</excerpt>
<desc>James Riechel
</desc>
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<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Mark Devaney's Home Page</title>
<outline>Mark Devaney My favorite links:</outline>
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<excerpt>
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I am a Ph.D. candidate in Artificial
Intelligence /
Cognitive Science in the College
of Computing here at the Georgia
Institute of Technology . I double-majored in Philosophy and Computer
Science at Tufts University before coming
to Tech.
Currently I am working with Professor
Ashwin Ram .
Our
IGOR Research Group
studies the relationship of goal-driven processing and meta-reasoning to
learning.
More to come...
* Artificial
Intelligence and Cognitive Science
* A HREF</excerpt>
<desc>Mark Devaney
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/aimosaic/archie.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Archie</title>
<outline>The Archie Project Project Summary: Project Staff: Relevant Publications:</outline>
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____________________________________________________________________________
___________________________
Archie-II is a case-based design aid (CBDA) for the conceptual
design of buildings. It is the longest running and best developed CBDA
project, having seem some initial trials with architecture students, and
building towards more extensive course-related use this winter. The work
has been carried out as part of a long standing collaboration between the
AI group in the Georgia Tech College of Computing and members of Tech's
College of Architecture.
Archie , like all CBDAs, contains documentation and evaluations of
existing designs. The goal is to capture and disseminate</excerpt>
<desc>Archie-II
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/aimosaic/cognitive-science-conference-1994/call-for-papers.html</url>
<date>23-Oct-95</date>
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<title>1994 Cognitive Science Conference</title>
<outline>Call for Papers and Symposia Sixteenth Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society Georgia Tech, Atlanta</outline>
<keys>kirlik*2, nersessian*2, eiselt*4, billman*2, kolodner*2, recker*2, honorarium, dorrit, ashwin*2, marr*4, symposia*5, broadened, matured, dogwood, sixteenth*2</keys>
<excerpt>
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Sixteenth Annual Conference of the
COGNITIVE SCIENCE SOCIETY
August 13-16, 1994
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, Georgia
CALL FOR PAPERS
Due date: Tuesday, February 15, 1994
As Cognitive Science has matured over the years, it has broadened its
scope in order to address fundamental issues of cognition embedded
within culturally, socially, and technologically rich environments. The
Sixteenth Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society aims at
broad coverage of the many topics, methodologies, and disciplines that
comprise Cognitive Science. The conference will highlight new ideas,
theories, methods and results in a wide range of research areas relating</excerpt>
<desc>16th Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society (August 13-16, 1994)
16th Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society(August 13-16, 1994)
</desc>
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<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Cognitive Science Library Information</title>
<outline>Cogsci Library Information Announcements Locating and Obtaining Papers and Books Miscellaneous</outline>
<keys>markd, bookshelves, aimosaic*2, cabinets*3, devaney, sequentially, borrower, cogsci*8, centaur, labelled, gatech*12, uncompress, git, lair, colloquium, coc</keys>
<excerpt>
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* Library Catalog
The Cognitive Science Library's Catalog is now on-line with a
keyword-searchable index .
* Entry Forms
To enter new documents into the library, use the
entry form . This feature
is available only to the Cognitive Science Group.
* Recent Library Additions
Books
Papers
* Locating a paper or book
Check out the Cognitive Science Library's
keyword-searchable index ,
or visit the Library itself, located in the LAIR (Laboratory of Artificial Intelligence Research)
in the AI Corridor of the College of Computing building.
* Obtaining what you have located
Once you locate something of interest, look at the field labelled "%L": this
shows the location of the</excerpt>
<desc>Search Cognitive Science Library (at GA Tech)
USA
</desc>
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<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>NEW Cognitive Science at Georgia Tech</title>
<outline>The Cognitive Science Home Page 1994 Cognitive Science Conference</outline>
<keys>ewics, csgsc, chmsr*2, cogsci*56, centaur*6, isye*2, ajc, lcc*2, gatech*36, cognitive*16, miscellany*2, colloquia, sixteenth, deadlines*2, dot*22, interlaced</keys>
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Cognitive Science is the study of cognition, both natural and artificial. Cognitive Science at Georgia Tech in
Atlanta is an interdisciplinary enterprise with faculty
and students from several disciplines, including Artificial Intelligence , Cognitive Psychology , Cognitive
Engineering , Human-Machine Systems , Philosophy , Language , Computer Science , Engineering, and Architecture.
Cognitive Science News and Activities
Web News! News Colloquia/EWICS Upcoming CogSci Deadlines
CogSci 95 CogSci 94 Grad Conference
Who is Cognitive Science?
Faculty Students Disciplines
Research
Get Techreports! Projects Research Groups
Education
Courses Programs CogSci Certificate
CogSci</excerpt>
<desc>(CogSci-94)
Cognitive Science Group
</desc>
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<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Nancy Nersessian</title>
<outline>Nancy Nersessian Selected publications:</outline>
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Professor of Cognitive Sciences
*College of Computing
*School of Psychology
*School of Literature, Communication, and Culture
PhD. Case Western Reserve University
Nancy Nersessian is trained as a philosopher of science. She studies the
processes of conceptual innovation and change science. On her view, scientific
problem solving processes are held to be on a continuum with those employed in
the more ordinary problem solving in everyday learning. Thus, a major
objective of her research is to create a working synthesis between</excerpt>
<desc>Nersessian
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/aimosaic/education/courses/cs8050.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<words>51</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>CS 8050. Proseminar in Cognitive Science.</title>
<outline>CS 8050. Proseminar in Cognitive Science.</outline>
<keys>kolodner*2, emphasizing, cognition, interdisciplinary, perception, solving, approaches, cognitive, follows, understanding, memory, introduction, learning, fri</keys>
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Introduction to cognitive science, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches
to</excerpt>
<desc>CS 8050. Proseminar in Cognitive Science.
CS8050: Proseminar in Cognitive Science
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/aimosaic/education/courses/psy7011.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<words>460</words>
<links>4</links>
<title>Psy 7011. Special Topics.</title>
<outline>Psy 7011. Forms of Representation Psy 7011. Problem Solving Psy 7011c. Cognitive Modelling PSY 7011B, LCC 5791, CS 8113N. Cognitive Perspectives.</outline>
<keys>catrambone*2, nersessian*2, potnetial, billman*2, synthesizes, analogical, schemas, reconstructing, literatures, hinges, connectionist, associative, devise</keys>
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Different forms of representation in cognitive models. What hinges on a
representation choice in terms of the procedures for learning and use that
operate on them. Alternative representation systems and particular examples
of each, such instances/cases, rules/productions, schemas/frames, and
associative/connectionist networks.
Billman.
This seminar will focus on research in the problem solving, analogical
reasoning, transfer, and procedural learning literatures. We will read
older "classic" journal articles and book chapters as well as more recent
articles and technical reports.
One or two people will be responsible</excerpt>
<desc>Psy 7011. Forms of Representation
PSY 7011B, LCC 5791, CS 8113N. Cognitive Perspectives.
</desc>
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<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Dorrit Billman</title>
<outline>Dorrit Billman</outline>
<keys>billman*4, dorrit*3, moose, psych, coordinator, formation, georgia*2, gatech*2, cognitive, finger*2, concept, representation, atlanta, follows, category, additional</keys>
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She is also the education</excerpt>
<desc>Billman.
Dorrit Billman
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/aimosaic/faculty/catrambone.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Richard Catrambone</title>
<outline>Richard Catrambone</outline>
<keys>catrambone*13, holyoak*2, jonides, subgoals, subgoal, curvilinear, seifert, memorizing, generalizing, analogical, contextual, grinnell, cognition*5, aiding</keys>
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Richard Catrambone received his BA from Grinnell College in 1982 and
his Ph.D. in Experimental Psychology from the University of Michigan
in 1988. His major research interests are problem solving, analogical
reasoning, and human-computer interaction. He is particularly
interested in how people learn from examples in order to solve
problems in domains such as algebra, probability, and physics. He
explores how to create examples that help learners understand how to
approach problems in a meaningful way rather than simply memorizing a
set of steps that cannot easily be transferred to novel problems.</excerpt>
<desc>Catrambone.
Richard Catrambone
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/aimosaic/faculty/eiselt.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<words>454</words>
<links>5</links>
<title>Kurt Eiselt</title>
<outline>Kurt Eiselt</outline>
<keys>eiselt*5, aphasics, handball*2, psycholinguistics, ambiguities, cram, gymnastics, fences, olympic*5, transforms, ambiguity, centennial, athletes, polo, lexical</keys>
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After far too many years in grad school, I finally received my Ph.D. in
Information and Computer Science in 1989 from the
University of California, Irvine .
My dissertation described a computational model of
the mechanisms employed by
readers to resolve lexical ambiguities, and how they recover when a
decision about how to resolve an ambiguity later proves to be incorrect.
Today, my primary area of research involves looking at related problems in
natural language understanding, with an emphasis on building computational
models of human sentence processing mechanisms</excerpt>
<desc>Prof. Kurt Eiselt
</desc>
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<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Christine Mitchell</title>
<outline>Christine Mitchell</outline>
<keys>chmsr, isye*2, tutors, christine*3, mitchell*3, moose, operators, georgia*2, gatech*2, intelligent, interfaces, modeling, finger*2, atlanta, dynamic, follows</keys>
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<desc>Christine Mitchell
Mitchell.
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/aimosaic/robot-lab/MRLHome.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<words>768</words>
<links>32</links>
<title>Mobile Robot Laboratory</title>
<outline>The Mobile Robot Laboratory Home Page Charter Who is in the Mobile Robot Laboratory? Research Projects Laboratory Facilities On-line Publications Recent Publications (Since 1991) Interesting/Related Sites</outline>
<keys>missionlab*3, unnmanned, santamar, mrllogo, mrlhome, uav*2, survivability*2, santamaria, multiagent, mrl*4, aimosaic*2, gvutop, robot*25, reactive*3, unmanned</keys>
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Faculty Students
Multiagent Robotic Systems
Reactive Control for Multi-Agent Robotic Systems in Hostile Environments (ARPA) Ecological Robotics:
A Schema-theoretic Approach (NSF)
Low-Level Nuclear Waste Inspection (Savannah River)
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (NSF and Army)
Mobile Manipulation (NSF)
Router
Learning and Adaptation in Autonomous Robotic Systems
AAAI-94 Robot Competition (we won!) Simulation Software (MissionLab
version 0.85)
Reactive Control Multi-Agent Robotics
Robot Survivability Biological Basis
Perception Path Planning and Navigation
Robotic Learning Unnmanned Aerial Vehicle
Gallery
</excerpt>
<desc>Arkin's group at GA Tech (is this a duplicate?)
Georgia Tech Robotics
Mobile Robotics Lab
The Mobile Robot Laboratory at Georgia Tech
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/cns/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<links>8</links>
<title>Computing and Networking Services Information</title>
<outline>Computing and Networking Services Information</outline>
<keys>kipp*2, morgue, coc*4, cns*2, handbook*3, indy, kelly, gatech*2, maillist, atlanta, labs, georgia, follows, jones, ga, brian, cities, staff*3, documentation</keys>
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* Staff
* Software documentation and online help
* CNS Guide to resources and services
* Handbook on Running A World-Wide Web Service written by Brian Kelly
* Morgue, Cities, and Indy lab hours
* Archive of messages</excerpt>
<desc>Computing and Network Services
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/cns/handbook/</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<words>254</words>
<links>24</links>
<title>Running A WWW Service - Title</title>
<outline>Running A WWW Service</outline>
<keys>handbookappendix*4, cwises, rtftoweb, handbook*20, rtftohtml, appendix*6, extending, ethical, indexing, developments, collaboration, rtf, browsers, utilities</keys>
<excerpt>
>>
* Read Me First
* 1 Introduction
* 2 About The World-Wide Web
* 3 World-Wide Web Browsers
* 4 HTML
* 5 Graphics
* 6 Searching And Indexing
* 7 WWW Servers
* 8 Extending WWW
* 9 Utilities
* 10 Legal and Ethical Issues
* 11 CWISes And WWW
* 12 Teaching And Learning On WWW
* 13 Collaboration On WWW
* 14 Libraries And WWW
* 15 Future Developments
* Appendix</excerpt>
<desc>Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, USA
Guide to Running A WWW Service
Handbook for Web Providers
http://www.cc.gatech.edu/cns/handbook/
Running a W3 Service
Running a World Wide Web Service
Running a World-Wide Web Service
World Wide Web - History, How To's, and Issues
WWW Handbook
WWW Server
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/cns/software/html/m3defn/../modula-3/html/home.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<words>532</words>
<links>21</links>
<title>Modula-3 home page</title>
<outline>Welcome to the world of Modula-3!</outline>
<keys>spwm*4, stansifer, harbison*2, sedgewick, wyant, trestle*2, modula*21, kalsow, srcm, polymtl*2, corrects, oopsla, pinkball*4, gte*2, olivetti, deficiencies</keys>
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(TM)
As Sam Harbison writes in his book
Modula-3 ,
Modula-3 is a member of
the Pascal family of languages. Designed in the late 1980s at Digital
Equipment Corporation and Olivetti, Modula-3 corrects many of the
deficiencies of Pascal and Modula-2 for practical software engineering.
In particular, Modula-3 keeps the simplicity of type safety of the
earlier languages, while providing new facilities for exception
handling, concurrency, object-oriented programming, and automatic
garbage collection. Modula-3 is both a practical implementation
language for large software projects and an excellent teaching
language.
Information is available on the following</excerpt>
<desc>[Modula-3 home page]
</desc>
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<lycos>
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<title>Modula-3: About the authors</title>
<outline>About the authors</outline>
<keys>kalsow*2, teknekron, acks*2, glassman, cardelli, lucille, olivetti*3, modula*5, donahue, luca, juno, mick, guarded, constructive, pisa, proving, semantic, prev*2</keys>
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Luca Cardelli was an undergraduate in Pisa and has a Ph.D. in Computer
Science from the University of Edinburgh (1982). He worked at AT&T
Bell Labs, Murray Hill, from 1982 to 1985 before assuming his current
position at DEC SRC. His main interests are in constructive logic,
type theory, and language design and implementation.
Jim Donahue received his Ph.D. in Computer Science at the University
of Toronto (1975). He was an Assistant Professor at Cornell University
from 1975 to 1981</excerpt>
<desc>About the authors
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/cns/software/html/m3defn/html/defns.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Modula-3: Definitions</title>
<outline>Definitions</outline>
<keys>designators*3, kalsow, readonly*2, unchecked*2, writable, runtime*5, scopes, designator*2, statically, enclosing, modula*3, unsafe, denote, idx*6, identifier*3</keys>
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A
Modula-3 program specifies a computation that acts on a sequence
of digital components called locations . A variable is a set
of locations that represents a mathematical value according to a
convention determined by the variable's type . If a value can
be represented by some variable of type T , then we say that
the value is a member of T and T contains
the value.
An
identifier is a symbol declared as a name for a variable, type,
procedure, etc. The region of the program over which a declaration
applies is called the</excerpt>
<desc>[next]
Definitions
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/cns/software/html/m3defn/html/exprs.html</url>
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<words>315</words>
<links>22</links>
<title>Modula-3: Expressions</title>
<outline>Expressions</outline>
<keys>constexpr, opsyntax, typeops, boolops, textops, designators*2, literals*3, kalsow, operands, syntactically, wittgenstein, constructors, prescribes, recursively</keys>
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The rules of logical syntax must follow of themselves,
if we only know how every single sign signifies.
---Ludwig Wittgenstein
An
expression prescribes a computation that produces a value or
variable. Syntactically, an expression is either an operand, or an
operation applied to arguments, which are themselves expressions.
Operands are identifiers, literals, or types. An</excerpt>
<desc>Expressions
</desc>
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<title>Modula-3: language definition: index</title>
<outline>Index</outline>
<keys>typeops*12, defns*8, designators*17, stmts*3, intf*6, tryexcept*2, constexpr*2, opaques*2, boolops*2, textops*2, incdec*2, exprs*2, decls*2, literals*6, ordinal*7</keys>
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operator, *
& operator, *
(* *) (comment), *
* operator, *
+ operator, *
- operator, *
. operator, *
.. in set and array constructors, * *
/ operator, *
(pragma), *
* *
= operator, *
^ operator, *
A
ABS, *
abstract type, *
Ada programming language, * * *
B
</excerpt>
<desc>Index
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/cns/software/html/m3defn/html/intfs.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<words>547</words>
<links>28</links>
<title>Modula-3: Required interfaces</title>
<outline>Required interfaces</outline>
<keys>floatmode*4, intf*7, extendedfloat*3, realfloat*3, longfloat*3, longreal*3, fmtlex*2, extendedreal, unextended, implementers, kalsow, pickle*3, pickles, invalidate</keys>
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C++ has a host of operators that will be explained if and where needed.
---The C++ Programming Language
There
are several fundamental interfaces that every
Modula-3 implementation must provide:
Text provides operations
on text strings.
Thread provides synchronization
primitives for multiple threads of control.
Word provides operations on
unsigned words.
Real , LongReal ,
and ExtendedReal
define the properties of the three floating point types;
for example, their bases and ranges.
RealFloat , LongFloat ,
FloatMode provides operations
</excerpt>
<desc>Required interfaces
</desc>
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<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<words>286</words>
<links>19</links>
<title>Modula-3: Language definition</title>
<outline>Modula-3: Language definition</outline>
<keys>stmts, defns, decls, exprs, intfs, spwm, kalsow, cdg*2, untried, hoare, acks, modula*7, unsafe*2, rejecting, consolidation, acknowledgments, mutually, declarations</keys>
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The language designer should be familiar with many alternative
features designed by others, and should have excellent judgment in
choosing the best and rejecting any that are mutually inconsistent...
One thing he should not do is to include untried ideas of his own.
His task is consolidation, not innovation.
---C.A.R. Hoare
The original definition</excerpt>
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<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<words>465</words>
<links>27</links>
<title>Modula-3: Statements</title>
<outline>Statements</outline>
<keys>typecase*2, tryfinally, tryexcept, statments, incdec, expending, chisels, kalsow, ostentation, builtin*2, paired, exception*11, hammers, hodge, outcome*3, assign*3</keys>
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Look into any carpenter's tool-bag and see how many different
hammers, chisels, planes and screw-drivers he keeps there---not for
ostentation or luxury, but for different sorts of jobs.
---Robert Graves and Alan Hodge
Executing
a statement produces a computation that can halt (normal
outcome), raise an exception, cause a checked runtime error, or
loop forever. If the outcome is an exception, it can optionally
be paired with an argument.
We
define the semantics of EXIT and RETURN with exceptions
called the exit</excerpt>
<desc>Statements
</desc>
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<lycos>
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<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<words>586</words>
<links>19</links>
<title>Modula-3: Types</title>
<outline>Types</outline>
<keys>typecase*2, defns*2, assignability, predeclared, ordinal*4, subtyping*2, kalsow, goudy, conquers, subtype*3, syntactically, leaden, constructors, transitive</keys>
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I am the voice of today, the herald of tomorrow...
I am the leaden army that conquers the world---I am TYPE.
---Frederic William Goudy
Modula-3
uses structural equivalence, instead of the name equivalence
of Modula-2. Two types are the same if their definitions become the
same when expanded; that is, when all constant expressions are replaced
by their values and all type names are replaced by their definitions.
In the case of recursive types, the expansion is the infinite limit
of the partial expansions. A type expression is generally allowed
wherever a type is required.
A
type is empty if it contains no values. For example</excerpt>
<desc>Types
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/cns/software/html/m3defn/html/unsafe.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<words>810</words>
<links>7</links>
<title>Modula-3: Unsafe operations</title>
<outline>Unsafe operations</outline>
<keys>untraced*6, bitsize*4, constexpr*2, intfs*2, ordinals, refany, infix*3, unchecked*5, assignable*2, referent*2, compacting, kalsow, writable*3, traced*7, loophole</keys>
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There are some cases that no law can be framed to cover.
---Aristotle
The
features defined in this section can potentially cause unchecked
runtime errors and are thus forbidden in safe interfaces and modules.
An
unchecked type transfer operation has the form:
LOOPHOLE(e, T)
where e is an expression whose type is not an open array type
and T is a type. It denotes e 's bit pattern
interpreted as a variable or value of type T . It is a designator
if e is, and is writable if e is.
An unchecked runtime error can occur if e 's bit pattern
is not a legal T , or if e
is a designator and some legal bit pattern for T is not legal
for e .
If T is not an</excerpt>
<desc>unsafe features
Unsafe operations
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/cogsci/ai-techreports.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1733</bytes>
<words>202</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>Artificial Intelligence Technical Reports</title>
<outline>Technical Reports</outline>
<keys>aimosaic*3, centaur*2, cogsci*7, gatech*12, abstracts*5, francis, indexes*2, cc*12, techreports, anthony, blueball*4, titles*2, keyword, searchable, ai*3, follows</keys>
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Keyword-searchable index of abstracts
List of all titles
List of all abstracts
Back to the AI Home Page .
For more information:
Human contact point
Last Modified: November 5, 1994 by Anthony Francis ([e-mail])
</excerpt>
<desc>Artificial Intelligence Technical Reports
Technical reports - Georgia Institute of Technology (USA)
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/cogsci/ai.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3233</bytes>
<words>360</words>
<links>19</links>
<title>Artificial Intelligence</title>
<outline>The Artificial Intelligence Home Page Overview - Research - Education Technical Reports - Cognitive Science Library Who is Artifical Intelligence? Affiliated Disciplines Artificial Intelligence Resources</outline>
<keys>mrlhome, ailogo, gvutop, aimosaic, centaur*2, techhome, cogsci*9, interlaced, gatech*13, git, usability, cognitive*4, gvu, dot*8, cox, ai*9, francis, ports*2</keys>
<excerpt>
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Faculty Students
Cognitive Science Mobile Robotics Lab
Literature Search AI FAQ AI Newsgroup
CogSci and AI ports of call on the World Wide Web.
* Georgia Tech Home Page
* Cognitive Science Home Page
* College of Computing Home Page
* Graphics, Visualization
and Usability Lab home page
Back to the Cognitive Science Home Page .
For more information:
Human contact point
Last Modified: November 5, 1994 by Anthony Francis ([e-mail])
</excerpt>
<desc>AI Home Page
Artificial Intelligence Group
Georgia Tech - Artificial Intelligence
Georgia Tech Artificial Intelligence
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/cogsci/cogsci-activity.html</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1896</bytes>
<words>255</words>
<links>7</links>
<title>CogSci Activities at Georgia Tech</title>
<keys>ewics, csgsc, centaur*2, weighty, cogsci*11, fights*2, sixteenth, cognitive*9, colloquium, gatech*9, granite, carlos*2, cox, francis, blueball*6, anthony, grad</keys>
<excerpt>
Activities
The Cognitive Science Newsletter
The Cognitive Science Colloquium Series
Extremely Weighty Issues in Cognitive Science (EWICS)
The annual Cognitive Science Grad Student Conference
The Sixteenth Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society
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* Library Catalog
The Cognitive Science Library's Catalog is now on-line with a
keyword-searchable index .
* Entry Forms
To enter new documents into the library, use the
entry form . This feature
is available only to the Cognitive Science Group.
* Recent Library Additions
Books
Papers
* Locating a paper or book
Check out the Cognitive Science Library's
keyword-searchable index ,
or visit the Library itself, located in the LAIR (Laboratory of Artificial Intelligence Research)
in the AI Corridor of the College of Computing building.
* Obtaining what you have located
Once you locate something of interest, look at the field labelled "%L": this
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CogSci Library
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[ Indexes |
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AI |
CBR |
NLR |
Diagrams |
Related |
LISP |
Academic |
Other ]
For more help: How to find anyone, anything, anywhere .
Indexes to CogSci Home Pages
* Georgia Tech's CogSci Resource List
* Georgia Tech's Literature Search
* Index of Cognitive Science, AI, and Robotics resources
* Index of Cognitive Science and Psychology resources
* Cognitive Science Virtual Library
* National Research Council's directory of AI resources
Journals On-Line
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FLAIRS 1996 Special Track
Natural language processing (NLP) has been a central topic of study in
artificial intelligence and cognitive science for decades. Recently, there
has been much interest in developing robust natural language processing
systems. These systems go beyond the micro-worlds of limited complexity that
many early systems dealt with and confront the issue of building scaled-up
systems capable of dealing with "real" language. We call this capability
"Real-World Natural Language Understanding" (RNLU).
Two aspects of RNLU set it apart from traditional NLP, as denoted by the
terms "real-world" and "understanding". First, RNLU concentrates on
real-world</excerpt>
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http://www.cc.gatech.edu/cogsci/conferences/flairs-rnlu-96.html
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*Ph.D. in Psychology
*M.S. in Psychology
*B.S. in Psychology
* Cognitive Science Certificate
Click on the name of any course or instructor for more information.
Psy 4423. Introduction to Psycholinguistics.
A critical examination of current psychological research and theory
in language development and behavior.
Bovair.
Psy/CS 4754. Models of Information Processing.
Examines human cognitive behavior from an information processing perspective.
Special attention is paid to understanding how people represent and process
information in tasks as simple as recognizing a familar object or as complex
as solving a physics problem.
Simon.
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Educational Programs
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Cognitive Science is an interdisciplinary field with an emphasis on
computational models of cognition. Its practitioners come from fields
including computer science (artificial intelligence), psychology, philosophy,
linguistics, and anthropology. At Georgia Tech, cognitive science researchers reside in
Computing; Pychology; Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISyE); and
Language, Communications, and Culture (LCC), with major strengths in the
College of Computing and the School of Pychology. One distinctive aspect of
our cognitive science program here is the presence of several research
programs that apply cognitive science to practical problems.
Ph.D. students who</excerpt>
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Education
* Computer Science
* Industrial and Systems Engineering
* Psychology
* Literature, Culture, and Communication/Philosophy
* Cognitive Science Certificate
* Artificial Intelligence
* Cognitive Psychology
* Cognitive Engineering
* Language and Philosophy
* Human-Machine Systems
* Georgia Tech OSCAR , including catalog descriptions of all courses and projected course schedules.
* Spring 1995
* AY 1995-96
Back to the Cognitive Science Home Page .
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Education
Programs
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Faculty
Post-Docs
Staff
Students
Back to the Edutech Institute Home Page .
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Tutoring/AI Focus
Theory Webs
Classroom Resources Interactive Education on the Web Distance Education
U.S. Department of Education On-line Library
Education Related Gopher Servers
Education Related Electronic Journals, Newsletters, and More (Gopher)
The WWW Virtual Library: Educational Technology
The U.S. Department of Education,
Office of Educational Research and Improvement
National Science Foundation Science and Technology Centers
NCSA Education Program's Home Page
NCSA SuperQuest</excerpt>
<desc>Other Education Sites
Topical Links
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Ashwin Ram is an Associate Professor in the Artificial Intelligence
Group of the College of Computing of the Georgia Institute of Technology , an Associate Professor of Cognitive Science , an Adjunct Professor in the School of Psychology , and a faculty member in the Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center and the Mobile Robot Lab . He received his B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering
from the Indian Institute of Technology , New Delhi, in 1982, and his M.S. in
Computer Science from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 1984. He
received his Ph.D. degree from Yale University for his
dissertation on "Question-Driven Understanding: An Integrated Theory</excerpt>
<desc>Ashwin Ram, Georgia Institute of Technology (co-chair)
Cognitive Science education coordinator
Dr. Ashwin Ram
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Edited by Ashwin Ram and David Leake
Published by MIT Press /Bradford Books, Cambridge, MA, 1995.
Click here for ordering information.
Cover and jacket design by Jeffrey Kalin.
* Preface by Professor Tom Mitchell
* Editors' Preface
* Chapter 1: Learning, Goals, and Learning Goals ,
Ram , Leake
Part I: Current state of the field
* Planning to Learn,
Hunter
* Quantitative Results Concerning the Utility of Explanation-Based Learning,
Minton
* The Use of Explicit Goals for Knowledge to Guide Inference and Learning,
Ram , Hunter
* Deriving Categories to Achieve Goals,
Barsalou
* Harpoons and Long Sticks: The Interaction of Theory and Similarity in Rule Induction,
Part</excerpt>
<desc>Goal-Driven Learning
preview of the book.) * The Use of Explicit Goals for Knowledge to Guide Inference and Learning
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The IGOR research group, led by Dr. Ashwin
Ram , is investigating a broad range of issues in artificial intelligence,
machine learning, case-based reasoning, natural language understanding,
creativity, education, and cognitive science. The broad theme is the
development of multistrategy reasoning and learning systems that are
introspective, goal-directed, adaptive, and opportunistic. Research issues
are investigated in an integrated manner across several different task
domains, including story understanding, diagnostic problem solving, robot
control, and education. Students involved in the group include
Hari Balakrishnan,
Mike Cox ,
Mark Devaney ,
Anthony Francis</excerpt>
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Cognitive multimedia learning and support environments
Creativity and conceptual change
Explanation
Georgia Institute of Technology
Goal-driven learning
Introspective multistrategy learning
Learning and adaptation in autonomous robotics systems
Natural language understanding
Research group
research interests
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Faculty in School of Literature, Culture, and
Communication include Professors
Joseph Petraglia-Bahri
and
Nancy Nersessian
; their research interests
cover writing</excerpt>
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Philosophy
School of Literature, Culture, and Communication
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___________________________
MIDAS (Memory for the Initial Design of Aircraft Subsystems) is a
case-based design aid (CBDA) developed in a collaboration between the AI
group at Georgia Tech and the Advanced Design Division of Lockheed
Aeronautical Systems Company. Inspired by ideas initially demonstrated in
the Georgia Tech AI group's Archie
project , designers at Lockheed were interested in seeing if a corporate
memory for useful conceptual design experiences</excerpt>
<desc>The Midas Project
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Design-MUSE is a shell that eases construction of case-based design
aids (CBDAs). A CBDA is a tool intended to help with conceptual design of
complex artifacts. It supports a designer through the earliest steps of
designing artifacts such as buildings or aircraft. In large projects,
conceptual design is a critical phase, since early decisions can determine
the entire shape of the project and lock in most of its down-stream costs.
Conceptual design decisions are made at a point when there is a relative
lack of</excerpt>
<desc>The Design-MUSE Project
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<title>Anthony G. Francis, Jr.</title>
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Anthony G. Francis, Jr.
Anthony Francis is a Ph.D. candidate in
Artificial Intelligence at the
College of Computing of the
Georgia Institute of Technology .
He received his B.S. in Information and Computer Science from Georgia Tech in 1991, and expects to complete his
Ph.D. in 1997.
He is conducting research into
agency ,
memory and the
utility problem under the direction
of his thesis advisor, Ashwin
Ram . His other research interests include natural language understanding,
case-based reasoning, distributed artificial intelligence,
animal cognition,
In Fall Quarter 1995, Anthony will be teaching
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<desc>Anthony Francis
</desc>
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Schedule
Weekly Schedule, Fall Quarter 1995:
I am usually in my office in 117b on weekdays beginning at 2-4 and leaving around 8.
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My current trip and/or project schedule is:
</excerpt>
<desc>Contacts
The Dusk Voyager
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<title>Agent Memories</title>
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MOORE: The Memory Organization and Optimized Retrieval Engine
What is Moore?
MOORE (the Memory Organization and Optimized Retrieval Engine) is
designed to be a portable, generic memory system capable of use in
many different kinds of AI systems. It is implemented in Common Lisp
and Garnet 2.2.
This document is under construction. Until the page is completed, for
more information on Moore please download:
* Francis, A.G. (1994).
Psychological Aspects of MOORE: The Memory Organization and Optimized Retrieval Engine
White paper.
On To... IMG ALIGN=MIDDLE
Direct academic correspondence to:
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<desc>Memory in Humans and Computers
Moore: An Agent Memory
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<outline>CS2360 Summer Quarter 1995 Professor Page Supplemental page o' stuff Syllabus Class notes Assignments Newsgroup</outline>
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This is the HTML page which the instructor of
CS2360 (that's me) will be maintaining. Class notes
and assignments will be found here, along with
various other things I find interesting over the course of
this quarter. Comments about this page are welcome.
*
Class outline
*
June 20, 1995
*
June 22, 1995
*
June 27, 1995
*
June 29, 1995
*
July 6, 1995
*
July 11, 1995
* July 13, 1995 (Midterm 1)
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<desc>GeorgiaTech: CS2360 Summer 95: Knowledge representation and Processing
Knowledge Representation and Processing - CS2360
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you bet it's Netscape-enhanced
The Fixx are not dead! Yes, I
have it on good authority that they are back together in England and
recording a new album ! Is that cool or what?
S huttered R oom
R each the B each
P hantoms
W alkabout
R eact
C alm A nimals O ne T hing L eads to A nother I nk M issing L inks
There are now (finally) a few Fixx Photos
up here for you to check out.
Also, Glen Gafter maintains an excellent
Fixx FTP site --it has all kinds of info that I hope eventually to be able to
put up here like a very complete discography and all the Phantoms lyrics. Be sure
to check it out!
Jeff Dinkins maintains a Fixx mailing list. To get on it, send email to
theFixx</excerpt>
<desc>Fixx, The
The Fixx
</desc>
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<title>Ink</title>
<outline>Ink Info Tracks</outline>
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Release Year 1991
Producer
Rupert Hine, track 4; Scott Cutler, track 2;
Bruce Gaitsch, track5; William Wittaman, all others
Label Impact
CD Run Time 52:17
*All Is Fair
*How Much Is Enough
*No One Has To Cry
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<desc>I nk
</desc>
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<title>Mike Byrne</title>
<outline>Mike Byrne</outline>
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<excerpt>
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personal
page and a
professional
page. The personal page is fun stuff like college basketball, music,
and Macintosh stuff, and the professional page is stuff like my vita, publications,
research/teaching interests</excerpt>
<desc>Mike Byrne
Mike's home page
</desc>
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Useless WWW Pages!
Artist Title Year Time Label
a-ha Scoundrel Days 1986 0:39:10 Warner Bros
ABC the Lexicon of Love 1982 0:37:42 Mercury
AC/DC Back in Black 1980 0:42:01 Atlantic
AC/DC Live 1992 1:12:31 ATCO
Act Laughter, Tears and Rage 1988 0:57:30 ZTT
Alphaville Afternoons In Utopia 1986 0:47:00 Atlantic
Alphaville Breathtaking Blue, the 1989 0:43:16 Atlantic
Alphaville Forever Young 1984 0:43:36 Atlantic
Amos, Tori Little Earthquakes 1991 0:57:13 Atlantic
Amos, Tori Under the Pink 1994 0:56:50 Atlantic
Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, Howe 1989 0:59:26 Arista
Animal Logic 1 1989 0:38:53 IRS
Animal Logic II 1991 0:45:52 IRS
Arcadia</excerpt>
<desc>CD list
Mike
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/cogsci/technical-reports.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Cognitive Science Technical Reports</title>
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* Cognitive Science technical report series
* Artificial Intelligence
* Center for Human-Machines Systems Research
* College of Computing
* Keyword-searchable index of abstracts
* List of all titles
* List of all abstracts
Technical report number and covers for the Cognitive
Science Technical report series may be requested by filling out this
form .
Back to the Cognitive Science Home Page .
For more</excerpt>
<desc>Cognitive Science Technical Reports
Techreports!
</desc>
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<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>College of Computing Announcements</title>
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[ CoC Events ]
[ Conferences ]
* GVU's WWW User Survey -- soon to include results from the third survey
* Handbook on Running A World-Wide Web Service written by Brian Kelly
* The beginnings of a College of Computing Frequently Asked Questions.
* The CNS Guide to Resources and Services.
* An archive of messages that affect the College of Computing resources.
* Information for new web users.
* We now maintain a full mirror of the Linux software from sunsite.unc.edu at
ftp://ftp.cc.gatech.edu/pub/linux/INDEX.html
* Georgia weather is now online!
* The entire HTTP database is now searchable via glimpse.
* You can verify your HTML code here!
* A list of</excerpt>
<desc>College of Computing Events
</desc>
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<title>Welcome to the College of Computing</title>
<outline>GVU's 4th WWW User Survey .</outline>
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Table of Contents:
Announcements
General Information
Research Areas
Academic Services
People
Continuing Education
Recruiting
External Affairs
Technical Reports
To the Georgia Tech Home Page
Announcements:
What's New With the CoC Web!
College of Computing Events Conferences This Week's Events Submit a question to the CoC Frequently Asked Questions list Back to the Table of Contents
General Information:
Introduction to the College of Computing
Putting Your Homepage on College Webspace
Directions to the College
Research Areas:
</excerpt>
<desc>Georgia Tech College of Computing
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/computing/Database/database.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Database Systems</title>
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Overview
An overview of Database at Georgia Tech .
Newsletter
The Database Group's Research Report detailing current research efforts.
Faculty
* Dr. Navathe
* Dr. Omiecinski
* Dr. Mark
Students
List of Database students
Projects
* HIPED (Heterogeneous Intelligent Processing</excerpt>
<desc>Data Base Systems
Databases
</desc>
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<desc>Dr Sham Navathe
Dr. Navathe
</desc>
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<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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W. Michael McCracken is a Principal Research Scientist in the
College of Computing at the
Georgia Institute of Technology
. He is the Director of the
Center for
Information Management Research (CIMR) and the Associate Director of the
Software Research Center. Mr. McCracken is also the
MS Program
Coordinator for the College of Computing at Georgia Tech.
His research interests include the definition
of Information System Requirements, Software Processes, Computer-Supported
Cooperative Work,
Software
Engineering Education and Business Process Reengineering.
The remainder of this Web page is indexed as follows:
* Sample Publications
* Invited presentations
* Hobbies</excerpt>
<desc>Mike McCracken
Mr. Michael McCracken
</desc>
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<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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Allison Elliott is a PhD student in the
College of Computing at the
Georgia Institute of Technology
in Atlanta .
She is a member of the Software Systems Design Group
(SSDG) and the
Center for Information Management Research
(CIMR) .
Her research interests include
software engineering ,
human-computer interaction,
requirements
engineering ,
computer-supported cooperative work, and
Business Process Reengineering .
She received a B.S. in Computer Science from
Georgia Tech in 1994.
The remainder of this Web page is indexed as follows:
* Publications
Publications:
</excerpt>
<desc>Allison L. Elliott
</desc>
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<title>NEW Software Engineering</title>
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| CIMR
| Courses
| Hotlist
| People
| Projects
| Publications
| Research
| SPIN
| Sponsors ]
For more info, contact:
Gwen Baker
College of Computing
Georgia Tech
Atlanta, Georgia 30332-0280
Other Georgia Tech Links
</excerpt>
<desc>Reverse Engineering Research
Software Engineering Research
Software Systems Design
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/computing/classes/Classes.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<words>650</words>
<links>34</links>
<title>College of Computing Web Classes</title>
<outline>College of Computing Web Classes Current Quarter Classes Previous Quarter Classes</outline>
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The following classes are involved in projects which in some
way use the World Wide Web and its associated browsers. Go
ahead, check them out!
* Introduction to Computing - CS1501
* Introduction to Programming - CS1502
* Knowledge Representation and Processing - CS2360
* Modeling and Design - CS2390
* Computerization in Society - CS4345
* Computer Networks - CS6380
* Computer Language Design - CS6410
* Human-Computer Interface - CS6751
* Internetworking Architectures and Protocols - CS8113a
*Summer '95
* Introduction to Computing - CS1501
* Introduction to Programming - CS1502
* Knowledge Representation and Processing - CS2360
* Introduction to Algorithms - CS3158</excerpt>
<desc>Classes using the World Wide Web
Georgia Tech
</desc>
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<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Romania</title>
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Romania is a tiny country (slightly smaller than Oregon), somewhere in the
East-Europe .
It shares boundaries with Bulgaria, whatever left from
Yugoslavia, Hungary and ex-sovietic Ukraine and Moldova. As a matter of
fact the Ukrainean territories just near the boundary with Romania and
almost the whole Moldova
are old Romanian territories taken away in 1940
The country is crossed by the pictoresque Carpatian Mountains. The Danube
River marks a part of the boundary with Bulgaria and forms an exotic delta
just before going</excerpt>
<desc>Bucharest
ROMANIA
</desc>
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<desc>appendix
Easy to Remember
Efficient
Error Free/Error Forgiving
INTRODUCTION
Measurable Usability Attributes
NEEDS ANALYSIS
our
Overall Usability Measure
Pleasant to Use
previous section
PROBLEM STATEMENT
Rationale for Augmented Reality Alternative
Rationale for Map Metaphor Design Alternative
Rationale for Multi-modal Design Alternative
Rationale for Operator/Cellular Telephone Alternative
Rationale for Phone Book Metaphor Alternative
Rationale for Simple Textual Display Alternative
REQUIREMENTS
ROUTE SELECTION
Subject Analysis
TASK ANALYSIS
THREE SCENARIOS
usability characteristics
Usability Tracking Table
USER ANALYSIS
</desc>
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<outline>Prototypes</outline>
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Prototypes are an essential means for describing the look and feel of
interfaces before they are created. In this portion of the project, we develop
three prototypes for different components of our
final design . The different
components were chosen because we feel they reflect the important components
of the user's interaction with the system. The three components we prototyped
are:
Interaction Between the Operator and the Address Database
Interaction Between the Driver and the Operator
Interaction Between the Driver and the Directional Aid Component
In each of the sections below, we describe the particular type of prototype
developed as well as why this prototype</excerpt>
<desc>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/computing/classes/cs6751_94_summer/gt8490a/project-part-3.html
Part III: Prototype Designs for Primary Interface
</desc>
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<title>Group H: Three Alternative Design Scenarios for a Car Navigation Interface</title>
<outline>Three Scenarios Representing Alternative Designs for a Car Navigation Interface:</outline>
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* Map Metaphor and Multi-modal Design
* Operator/Cellular Telephone and Simple Textual Display
* Phone Book metaphor and Augmented Reality Design
Map metaphor and Mulit-modal Design Scenario:
The scenario below describes how a couple that has just moved to
Atlanta may use a system which incorporates the multi-modal directional
design and the map metaphor input design.
Jim and Elaine just got married and are now starting their new life in Atlanta.
Elaine starts her new job Monday and Jim wants to orient himself so he knows
where to buy groceries and other odds and ends for the house. They just
bought a new car with a new navigational aid loaded with a map of Atlanta</excerpt>
<desc>Click to view scenario.
here
</desc>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>Andy Edmonds
KENT EDMONDS
</desc>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>ANDREW KLENZAK
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/computing/introduction_coc.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Introduction to College of Computing</title>
<outline>An interdisciplinary focus Top-notch students An aggressive faculty Cutting-edge research Conclusion</outline>
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College of Computing
Introduction
Georgia Tech invested in the future when it established the
College of Computing in 1990, one of only two college-level computer
science departments at a U.S. major research university. With a
strong interdisciplinary focus, the College evolved from the School of
Information and Computer Science, one of the first computer science
departments in the country which is now entering its 30th academic
year.
In naming the new College, it was essential to portray that its
focus is computing, as opposed to the narrower field of computer
science. The College of Computing demonstrates that the field of
computer science at Georgia Tech cannot</excerpt>
<desc>Introduction to the College of Computing
</desc>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 403 Forbidden
Your client does not have permission</excerpt>
<desc>Information and forms
Putting Your Homepage on College Webspace
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/computing/report/CoC.Online.Sum94.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>CoC Summer '94 Newsletter</title>
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For all Friends and Alumni of the
College of Computing at Georgia Tech
People Pointers
Jim Allchin (Ph.D., ICS '83) who currently heads a group at
Microsoft that is designing and building the next generation
distributed computer system, was featured in a New York
Times article that was reprinted in Tech Topics. As a Ph.D.
student in the early 1980's, Allchin worked on "Clouds," an
advanced operating system project. Allchine and the "Clouds"
project also was mentioned in the June 27 issue of Business
Week.
Ron Arkin 's robotics research has been featured in numerous
Popular Mechanics, Design News, IEEE Expert, CEO Magazine,
GTRI's Research Horizons, and Georgia Tech</excerpt>
<desc>Online Newsletter
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/conferences/WCRE95/hotel.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<words>341</words>
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<title>WCRE-95 Location and Hotel Information</title>
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The Second Working
Conference on Reverse Engineering (WCRE) will be held
Friday-Sunday July 14-16, 1995 at the Toronto Hilton
Hotel in downtown Toronto , 20 minutes from the Pearson
International Airport and within walking distance from the Toronto
waterfront, the theater district, the Toronto concert hall, the CN
tower, and the Skydome.
Toronto Hilton
145 Richmond St West
Toronto, Ontario M5H 2L2
Canada
Voice: [phone]
Fax</excerpt>
<desc>&& Location and Hotel Information &&
Toronto Hilton
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/conted/gui.html</url>
<date>16-Oct-95</date>
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<words>365</words>
<links>14</links>
<title>Graphical User Interface Development Certificate Program and Courses:</title>
<outline>Graphical User Interface Development Certificate Program and Courses: Contact Info:</outline>
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<excerpt>
GUI Development Certificate Description
Graphical User Interface Development Flow Chart
Graphical User Interface Development Courses:
Introduction to OpenGL Programming
(COMP-152)
2 days, $695
Using the X Window System (COMP-153)
1 day, $395
Designing User Interfaces
[COMP-121]
2 days, $695
Programming With the X Window System Motif
(COMP-154)
2 days, $695
Human Computer Interaction (COMP-155)
2 days, $695
User-Centered Interface Engineering (UCIE)
(COMP-156)
Visual Basic [COMP-157]
</excerpt>
<desc>Graphical User Interface Courses
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/conted/net.html</url>
<date>16-Oct-95</date>
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<words>356</words>
<links>14</links>
<title>Networking Certificate Programs and Courses</title>
<outline>Networking Certificate Programs and Courses: Contact Info:</outline>
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<excerpt>
Network
Administration and Open Systems Certificate Descriptions
Networking Flow
Chart
Networking Courses:
Fundamentals of TCP/IP Networks
[COMP-140]
3 days, $995
Multivendor LAN Connectivity
Workshop [COMP-116]
4.5 days, $1795
TCP/IP Network Problem
Determination [COMP-135]
4 days, $1595
Introduction to Networking [INFO-109]
2 days, $695
Understanding OSI [INFO-110]
2 days, $695
Emerging Network Technologies [INFO-111]
</excerpt>
<desc>Networking Courses
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/external.affairs/weekly.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<links>40</links>
<title>External Affairs</title>
<outline>College of Computing Weekly Calendar of Events For the week of:</outline>
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* Oct. 9, 1995
* Oct. 2, 1995
* Sept. 25, 1995
* Sept. 18, 1995
* Sept. 4, 1995
* August 28, 1995
* August 21, 1995
* August 14, 1995
* August 7, 1995
* July 31, 1995
* July 24, 1995
* July 17, 1995
* July 10, 1995
* July 3, 1995
* June 26, 1995
* June 19, 1995 *No calendar for the week of June 12 due to break week.
* June 5, 1995 * May 29, 1995 * May 22, 1995 * May 15, 1995 * May 8, 1995 * May 1, 1995 * April 24, 1995 * April 17, 1995 * Apri...
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<desc>This Week's Events
Weekly Calendar of Events
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/fac/Gregory.Abowd/</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<links>30</links>
<title>Gregory Abowd's Home Page</title>
<outline>Gregory D. Abowd About Gregory Abowd Research Interests Publications Projects Teaching Pointers to other useful information in the College of Computing</outline>
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* Send me mail.
* About Gregory Abowd.
* Research Interests.
* Formal methods in HCI
* Software architecture
* Future computing environments
* Publications.
* Projects.
* Teaching.
* Pointers to Other Things.
* Address Information.
Gregory D. Abowd (pronounced AY-bowd) is an Assistant Professor in the
College of Computing
at Georgia Tech .
His research interests lie in the intersection
between Software Engineering and Human-Computer Interaction.
Dr. Abowd received the degree of B.S. in Mathematics and Physics in
</excerpt>
<desc>Dr. Gregory Abowd
here
Prof. G. Abowd
Prof. Gregory Abowd
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/fac/msch/msch.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<links>7</links>
<title>Matthias Schneider-Hufschmidt</title>
<outline>Matthias Schneider-Hufschmidt Contact information:</outline>
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Matthias Schneider-Hufschmidt received his M.S. degree in Computer
Science and his Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of
Stuttgart, Germany. Since 1987 he has been with Siemens Corporate
Research and Development in Munich, Germany. His is currently working
on user interface design and user interface prototyping. His
research interests include software prototyping and object-oriented
programming. He is author and co</excerpt>
<desc>Matthias Schneider-Haufschmidt
Matthias Schneider-Hufschmidt
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/fce/cyberguide.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Cyberguide Project Page</title>
<outline>Cyberguide Project Page</outline>
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(Last updated: 6/22/95 Dietmar Aust )
The
Cyberguide for the GVU-DemoDay
Cyberguide 'DELUXE'
Related Work
To subscribe to the mailing list for Cybverguide, send a request to
[e-mail] with the line "subscribe cyberguide</excerpt>
<desc>Cyberguide
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/ftp/people/viren/www/jordan/FAQ.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<words>1500</words>
<links>116</links>
<title>Frequently Asked Questions regarding The Wheel of Time</title>
<outline>Frequently Asked Questions regarding The Wheel of Time Pam Korda [e-mail] 1. Administrativa 2. Useful Information (short answers) 2a. Useful Information (short answers) Part 2 2b. Useful</outline>
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January 1995
This FAQ covers many questions and speculations of the
Net.Jordanites in rec.arts.sf.written.robert-jordan . It contains
Spoilers up to Lord of Chaos , so don't read it if you
didn't read it yet.
The FAQ valid for the time before Lord of Chaos was published is still kept around and can be accessed
here
.
The FAQ has been converted to HTML by Helmut Geyer, [e-mail] .
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<desc>Dreamer's Guide to Tel'aran'rhiod
Read The FAQ!
</desc>
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<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Loony Ideas v3.1</title>
<outline>Our Loony Ideas</outline>
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Here is the third compilation of our loony ideas. Enjoy, and always
remember our motto:
I of course have zero evidence for this, but since when has that stopped
any of us? (David Wren-Hardin)
Differences since second issue:
Chris Hammock, Davide Dent, Greg Ries, James Yu, Kenneth Cavness,
Russ Ennis, and Tshen have added their ideas. Welcome!
Bill and Erica have added to their ideas.
Charley's idea has been clarified.
Spelling mistakes in several ideas corrected.
Bill Garrett <[e-mail]>
Rand won't actually lead the massive Aiel + Tairen force in an all-out
campaign against Illian; he'll use those forces as a proverbial "Ace of
Trump" to keep the Illian</excerpt>
<desc>loony pet theories
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/ftp/people/viren/www/jordan/homepages.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<words>490</words>
<links>30</links>
<title>Some Homepages</title>
<outline>Homepages</outline>
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So, here are some homepages of some people from the newsgroup.
Take a look at them, if you like. The entries are ordered lexicographically.
If you have a homepage and want to have it here, then
tell me so .
* Aaron Bergman
* Anand Patwardhan
* Andy Bezella
* Andy Grimes
* Avondale's
* Bill Garrett
* Brad Johnson (bradj)
* Carolyn Fusinato
* Clay Blankenship
* Christian Bonnesen
* Doug Moore
* Gautam Mukanda
* Daniel "Ford" Sohl
* David Wren-Hardin
* Devin "Lews Therin" Ganger
</excerpt>
<desc>Guideposts in the World Wide Ways
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/ftp/people/viren/www/jordan/loc-contest.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<links>38</links>
<title>The Plots of Chaos</title>
<outline>managed by Erica Sadun And the Winners are ... List of Submissions</outline>
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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE JORDAN FAQ DOWAGER ASSOCIATION
is pleased to present
the winners of the
PLOTS OF CHAOS CONTEST
of Fall 1994
*Most Plausible
*1st Prize (tie) - Entry 18, Bill Garrett
*1st Prize (tie) - Entry 4, Chad Orzel
*3rd Prize - Entry 1, Emmet O'Brien
*Most Novel
*1st Prize - Entry 15, Judy Ghirardelli
*2nd Prize - Entry 14, Kent Worsnop
*3rd</excerpt>
<desc>Plots of Chaos
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/ftp/people/viren/www/jordan/no-haunt/Manetheren_Girls.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<words>232</words>
<title>Manetheren Girls</title>
<outline>Manetheren Girls</outline>
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<excerpt>
by Jain Farstrider
Well, the Domani girls are hip
I really dig those styles they wear
And the Illian girls with the way they talk
They knock me out when I do be there
The Saldean's noble's daughter
Really makes Perrin feel allright
And the Aiel maidens, with</excerpt>
<desc>"Manetheren Girls"
</desc>
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<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<words>1404</words>
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<excerpt>
The discussion on the military movement prediction for
_LoC_ is interesting, but it is somewhat incomplete.
There are some forces that have not been accounted for.
The threats KNOWN to Rand are (as far as I can remember):
1) Sammael and the army of Illian to the south on the
border with Tear. Figure about 40-70K warriors.
Also include some Fades and Trollics.
2) the remnants of the Shaido to the north. Figure at
least 30K and somewhat organized. (They managed to retreat
across the bridges with some order and with all of their
prisoners. Armies in disarray and being routed do NOT do
this.)
3) the current occupants of the White Tower are not
necessarily friendly and their "ambassadors of goodwill</excerpt>
<desc>military movements
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/ftp/people/viren/www/jordan/no-haunt/mistress-madwen.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<words>220</words>
<title>To Mistress Madwen</title>
<outline>To Mistress Madwen</outline>
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<excerpt>
NOTE: This poem was written by Don Harlow as a reply to Ruchira
Dutta's "Continual Trivia Contest".
Delightful Mistress Madwen,
She was a Lugard gel,
But with a lad from Cairhein
So deep in love she fell.
Merry Mistress Madwen!
The twain to Cairhien fled.
They sampled</excerpt>
<desc>Mistress Madwen
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/ftp/people/viren/www/jordan/no-haunt/second.survey.results.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>The Second Ghirardelli-Novak Survey</title>
<outline>The Second Ghirardelli-Novak Survey Judith Ellen Ghirardelli & John S. Novak, III The Results</outline>
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<excerpt>
Here they are-- the results of the Second Annaul
Ghirardelli-Novak Survey.
Before I proceed with the actual results though, a few comments.
* We had 83 responses this time. I'm impressed-- last year
we had some 37 responses. An increase of about 125 %.
* Considering the greatly inceased number of respondants,
and my _much_ quicker turn-around time for results, I'd say my
survey grading techniques were a success. Last year, 37
responses took me weeks (I think) to grade. This year, 83 took
me only a couple hours. It may have been a drag on your end,
but I feel justified in being picky.
* I feel at liberty to speak for Judy here-- We apologize
for the bad wording and mischaracterization of several</excerpt>
<desc>The Second Novak-Ghirardelli Survey
</desc>
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<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>The Second Ghirardelli-Novak Survey</title>
<outline>The Second Ghirardelli-Novak Survey Judith Ellen Ghirardelli & John S. Novak, III The Results</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Here they are-- the results of the Second Annaul
Ghirardelli-Novak Survey.
Before I proceed with the actual results though, a few comments.
* We had 83 responses this time. I'm impressed-- last year
we had some 37 responses. An increase of about 125 %.
* Considering the greatly inceased number of respondants,
and my _much_ quicker turn-around time for results, I'd say my
survey grading techniques were a success. Last year, 37
responses took me weeks (I think) to grade. This year, 83 took
me only a couple hours. It may have been a drag on your end,
but I feel justified in being picky.
* I feel at liberty to speak for Judy here-- We apologize
for the bad wording and</excerpt>
<desc>second one here
</desc>
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<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<links>2</links>
<title>Machin Shin</title>
<outline>Beware, Machin Shin haunts the World Wide Ways</outline>
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A strange feeling makes you uneasy. It's as if something cold runs
down your back. As you turn you can see a black cloud creepimng up
to you. Then a multitude of voices whisper</excerpt>
<desc>Christopher T. Flora
Next
</desc>
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<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Michael "Sir MPS" Macchione *</title>
<outline>5 Michael "Sir MPS" Macchione * Winner: First Place, Best Lanfear References</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Contents of this section
The Fires of Heaven
Plotline:
Rand begins to get bored with his studying and repeatedly gets annoyed
with Asmodean. Lanfear appears tries to convince Rand to continue to
study with him. Rand repeatedly refuses. Lanfear seduces him. They have
mad passionate sex. Rand changes his mind.
After having been hung, Mat finds that his luck is changing for the worse.
He eventually finds himself captured by the Seanchan. After getting
himself in even worse trouble with the Seanchan, he is forced to marry the
Daughter of the Nine Moons. After getting one look at her, Mat attempts
to blind himself so that he won't have to look at that hideous face. He</excerpt>
<desc>Michael "Sir MPS" Macchione *
Previous
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/ftp/people/viren/www/jordan/tfoh.plot.contest.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<links>15</links>
<title>The Plot Fires of Heaven Contest</title>
<outline>The Plot Fires of Heaven Contest coordinated by Erica Sadun 1. Lars H. Tombre 2. Geoff Wiseman 3. Emma Pease 4. Arthur Bernard Byrne 5. Michael "Sir MPS" Macchione * 6. Judith Ellen Ghirardelli * 7. Erica</outline>
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<excerpt>
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This contains the entries submitted for the Plot Fires of Heaven Contest
held on rec.arts.sf.written a bit before TFoH was released. At the Third
Darkfriend Social , we decided it might be nice to repost these for the newer
people who weren't around for the contest. It's good for a few laughs in
hindsight for us 'older' folks, too. Plus, it records the origin of the MPS
in Sir MPS. Special thanks to Erica Sadun for coordinating the contest,
******************************************************************************
The Board of Trustees of the
JORDAN FAQ ASSOCIATION
proudly present
V A R I O U S P L O</excerpt>
<desc>Contents of the Fires of Heaven
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/ftp/people/viren/www/jordan/two.rivers.plot.contest.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2866</bytes>
<words>246</words>
<links>11</links>
<title>The Two Rivers Plot Contest</title>
<outline>The Two Rivers Plot Contest coordinated by Erica Sadun 1. Captain Commander Hillyard (aka SEH) * 2. Tony Ivan Zbaraschuk (aka Tony Z.) * 3. Mark Looi 4. Jeffrey Scott Raglin * 5. [e-mail]</outline>
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<excerpt>
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This contains the entries submitted for the "Plot What Happened in the Two
Rivers in The Fires of Heaven Contest" held on rec.arts.sf.written after TFoH
was released, and everybody complained because Perrin and Faile weren't in
the book. At the Third Darkfriend Social, we decided it might be nice to
repost these for the newer people who weren't around for the contest. Special
thanks to Erica Sadun for coordinating the contest.
******************************************************************************
The Board of Trustees of the
JORDAN</excerpt>
<desc>Two Rivers
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/grads/Colleen.Kehoe/home.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>404 Not Found</title>
<outline>404 Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>Colleen Kehoe
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/grads/Gary.N.Boone/Gary.N.Boone.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>271</bytes>
<words>35</words>
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<outline>404 Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
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The requested URL /grads/Gary.N</excerpt>
<desc>Gary Boone's Home Page
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/grads/Gautam.Shah/homepage.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<words>32</words>
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<outline>404 Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found
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<desc>Gautam H. Shah
Gautam Shah
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/grads/Greg.Eisenhauer/index.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>267</bytes>
<words>32</words>
<title>404 Not Found</title>
<outline>404 Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found
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<desc>[e-mail]
Greg Eisenhauer
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/grads/Harold.Forbes/Harold.Forbes.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<words>33</words>
<title>404 Not Found</title>
<outline>404 Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found
The requested URL /grads/Harold</excerpt>
<desc>Harold Forbés
Harold Forbes Home Page
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/grads/Kevin.Chen/recognition.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>268</bytes>
<words>32</words>
<title>404 Not Found</title>
<outline>404 Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found
The requested URL /grads/Kevin</excerpt>
<desc>tips
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/grads/Khaled.S.Ali/khaled.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>Khaled Ali
Khaled S. Ali
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/grads/Kipp.Jones/</url>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/grads/j/Kipp.Jones/
Kipp Jones, Graduate Research Assistant
</desc>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>another version
Checked by Georgia Tech
Checked by the HTML Validation Service.
GATech HTML Validation Service
Georgia Institiute of Technology Validation Service
Georgia Tech College of Computing HTML Validation Service
Georgia Tech. HTML validation service.
HAL HTML Validation
HaLSoft HTML Validation Service (Mirror)
HTML 2.0 Validated
HTML REMOTE Validation Service
HTML Validation door.
http://www.cc.gatech.edu/grads/j/Kipp.Jones/HaLidation/validation-form.html
Kipp Jones version of HTML validation service
The Wonderful HTML Validation Service @ Georgia Tech
to verify the validity
Validate your HTML pages!
variation on this service
You can verify your HTML code here!
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/grads/Kipp.Jones/weather/weather.html</url>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>Georgia weather is now online!
</desc>
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<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>State Sex Laws
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/grads/Prince.Kohli/auto_mailer.txt</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>404 Not Found</title>
<outline>404 Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>how to use it
Info about the RMIM Auto-mailer
RMIM Auto Mailer
RMIM Automailer
The Automailer Delivers!!
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/grads/Russell.Clark/Russell.J.Clark.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>Russell Clark
Russell J. Clark
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/grads/Srinivas.Doddapaneni/homepage.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>Srinivas Doddapaneni
</desc>
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<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>the Idiot Box
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/grads/graduating/grad.phd.94-95.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>College of Computing Graduating PhD Students</title>
<outline>Stephen Arnold Rida Bazzi Muthusamy Chelliah Michael Cox Jean-Marc Debaud Harold Forbes Warren Gardner Kaushik Ghosh Weiming Gu Ranjit John Eileen Kraemer Kavi Mahesh Sougata Mukherjea Erica Sadun Paulo</outline>
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<excerpt>
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GRADUATING PH.D. STUDENTS
ACADEMIC YEAR 1995-1996
[e-mail]
Thesis Title: "Specification and Efficient Monitoring of Local Graph-based Constraints in
Hypermedia Systems"
Areas of Interest: Multimedia, Object-oriented Databases, and User
Interface
Advisors: Dr. Leo Mark and Dr. Sham Navathe
Employment Preference: Research, Development
Geographical Preference: San Francisco Area or Boston Area
Expected Graduation: Summer or Fall 1995
[e-mail]
Thesis Title: "Automatically Increasing Fault-Tolerance in Distributed
Systems"
Areas of Interest: Distributed Systems, Fault-Tolerance, and Operating
Systems
Advisor: Dr. Gil Neiger
Employment Preference</excerpt>
<desc>Graduating PhD's
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/affiliates.html</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
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<links>15</links>
<title>GVU Industrial Affiliates</title>
<outline>GVU Industrial Affiliates Associate Members:</outline>
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<excerpt>
About the GVU Industrial Affiliate
Program...
The following is a list of sponsors of the GVU center. If you're
interested in finding out more about industrial participation in GVU,
please contact either
Colin Potts
or Elaine Swobe .
*
ABB Corporate Research
S223 70 Lund Sweden
*
BellSouth Telecommunications
Atlanta, Georgia
*
Digital Equipment Corp. (CRL)
Corporate Research & Architecture
Cambridge, Massachusetts
*
Hewlett-Packard Company
Palo Alto, California
*
</excerpt>
<desc>Industrial Affiliates
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/animation/Animation.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center Animation</title>
<outline>Animation Lab Turing Test Current Research Projects Other Animations Group Members Faculty Students Contact information:</outline>
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Traditional techniques for computer animation of people, animals, and
robots often produce motions that appear unnatural. We are exploring
one possible solution to this problem: applying control algorithms to
physically realistic models of the systems that we would like to
animate. Our goal is to allow the animator to control the system at a
high level and without an understanding of the underlying forces and
torques or the motion of the individual joints.
We animate humans performing dynamic behaviors using control algorithms
that cause a physically realistic model to perform the desired maneuver.
For example, the control algorithms allow the simulated humans to</excerpt>
<desc>Computer Animation / Movement Turing Test
GVU Animation Research
</desc>
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<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<desc>A group of bicyclists avoiding an obstacle
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/animation/research/herd.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>]Dynamic Simulation of Herding Hoppers</title>
<outline>Animations Project Members</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Animation Lab
Group Behaviors for Systems with Significant Dynamics
A group of bicyclists avoiding an obstacle 1.2M MPEG
A group of bicyclists avoiding an obstacle 7.5 SGI MOVIE
A group of one-legged robots avoiding an obstacle 150 Frames, 711k MPEG
A group of one-legged robots avoiding an obstacle 150 Frames, 7.6 SGI MOVIE
Birds, fish, and many other animals are able to move gracefully and
efficiently as a herd, flock, or school. We would like to reproduce
this behavior for herds of artificial creatures with significant
dynamics. To run as a herd, animals must remain in close proximity
while changing direction and velocity and while avoiding collisions
with other</excerpt>
<desc>Herding Hoppers
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/animation/research/water.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<links>23</links>
<title>Dynamic Simulation of Splashing Liquids</title>
<outline>Dynamic Simulation of Splashing Liquids Available Animations Group Members</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Animation Lab
[See below for animations.]
Human Diver Entering a Pool
Comparison with Live Video
Balls Falling into Water
We attempt to add realism to computer generated images
and animations through the use of physically based simulation.
While many natural phenomena appear to be very simple,
the true complexity of these behaviors is
quite high. For example a rock falling into a pool of
water involves complex interactions between the rock
and the water. The rock strikes the pool's surface displacing
water and creating a disturbance that travels outward
from the impact as it forms waves on the surface.
Fluid that is displaced with sufficient force breaks free
of</excerpt>
<desc>Dynamic Simulation of Splashing Liquids
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/brown_bags.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1907</bytes>
<words>239</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>GVU Brown Bags</title>
<outline>GVU Fall Brown Bag Program Sept. 21 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Tuesday Oct. 31 Nov. 9 Nov. 16 Nov. 30</outline>
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Location for all events: 102 Pettit Building
Director and Assoc. Directors GVU
"GVU Introduction Day"
Alex Kirlik Industrial and Systems Engineering
"Designs and Strategies as Frozen and Fluid Artifacts
Supporting Situated Activity"
Nick Sawhney Literature, Communication and Culture
"Espace 2: An Experimental Acoustic Environment"
Dean Jerding, Scott</excerpt>
<desc>Brown Bag Series
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/edtech/EdTech.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<links>11</links>
<title>Graphics Visualization, and Usability CenterEducational Technology</title>
<outline>Educational Technology Current Research Projects Group Members Faculty Students Contact Information</outline>
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Educational Technology research at the GVU focuses on the goal of allowing students of all ages and types to become actively involved in the learningprocess. Using the computer as a tool, students exp...
* CaMILE -- Collaborative and Multimedia Integrated Learning Environment * Visualization Support System * Log File Visualization * Design Virtual Environments * Software Realized Scaffolding * Multime</excerpt>
<desc>Educational Technology
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/glimpse.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<links>4</links>
<title>Graphics, Visualization, & Usability HTTP Archive</title>
<outline>Graphics, Visualization, & Usability HTTP Archive</outline>
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<excerpt>
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This form allows you to search over the entire space of our
HTTP database.
Certain subsets of our database have been set up for searching
as well.
If you wish to search only one of them follow the appropriate link:
This is a form based Glimpse gateway for the WWW.
Glimpse is an indexing/search program that uses very little
space for the index and allows flexible queries.
This glimpse interface allows both browsing and searching.
A search covers all files in this directory and all</excerpt>
<desc>searchable
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/medical_informatics/research/disha.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<links>7</links>
<title>"DISHA" Information Page</title>
<outline>Medical Informatics Research Group Project Members: Contact information:</outline>
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<excerpt>
DISHA-Determination of Ideal Short-axis of the Heart Automatically
Pose determination of 3D objects is a topic of active research,
particularly in the area of computer vision. The determination
of the pose or orientation of a 3D object in a 3D dataset can be
viewed as a two-fold problem : 1) The determination of the orientation
of the object; and 2) the visualization of the object along with the
determined orientation of the object. An attempt has been made to
compute and visualize the orientation of left ventricle (LV) of the
heart from SPECT data. A semi-automatic technique to first filter</excerpt>
<desc>Automatic Determination of the Orientation of the Heart
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/multimedia/Multimedia.html/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>GVU Center Multimedia Research</title>
<outline>Current Research Projects Researchers Selected Publications Contact Information:</outline>
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Multimedia
Multimedia research in the Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center
is concerned with the uses of various "non-traditional" media to enhance
human-human and human-computer communication. Our interests cover a
broad spectrum, including shared media spaces,
multimedia electronic mail, workstation support for digital
audio and video, multimedia databases, and non-visual computer interfaces.
Several groups within the GVU Center are home to multimedia
research. They include the Multimedia Computing
Group and the Hypermedia
Interface/Mutlimedia Database Group . Other groups within the
GVU Center are also actively involved in multimedia research.
Montage</excerpt>
<desc>Multimedia
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/../virtual/SVE/SVE.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<words>469</words>
<links>17</links>
<title>GVU Virtual Environments, SVE Toolkit</title>
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GVU Center Virtual Environments Group
S.V.E. TOOLKIT
We are designing and implementing a software application tool kit:
The Simple Virtual Environment (SVE) Toolkit, that provides a
system within which a virtual environment application can be easily
developed. SVE is a device independent library that provides
mechanisms and software tools for VE applications. SVE separates
the definition of the hierarchical structure of objects in the virtual
world from the functions of the application, allowing the application
programmer to concentrate only on the details of the application</excerpt>
<desc>Simple Virtual Environments
The Simple Virtual Environment Library
</desc>
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<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<links>1</links>
<title>Arthur D. Fisk Information Page</title>
<outline>Contact information:</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center
Arthur D. Fisk
Arthur D. Fisk is currently an Associate Professor in both the
general-experimental and the engineering psychology programs at Georgia
Institute of Technology in the School of Psychology. He serves as
Coordinator of the engineering</excerpt>
<desc>Arthur D. Fisk
</desc>
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<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<links>1</links>
<title>Daryl T. Lawton Information Page</title>
<outline>Contact information:</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center
Daryl T. Lawton
Daryl Lawton is an Associate Professor in the College of Computing at the
Georgia Institute of Technology and a Senior Research Scientist in the
Image Processing Branch of the Electro-Optics Division of GTRI. His recent
work is concerned with model-based vision systems</excerpt>
<desc>Dr. Darryl Lawton
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Faculty/Jessica.K.Hodgins.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<words>279</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>Jessica K. Hodgins Information Page</title>
<outline>Contact information:</outline>
<keys>hodgins*4, jkh*2, gymnastic, gvutop, jessica*4, maneuvers, unpredictable, legged, mitsubishi, usability*2, someday, obstacles, explores, sloan, postdoctoral</keys>
<excerpt>
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Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center
Jessica K. Hodgins
Jessica Hodgins is an Assistant Professor in the College of Computing at
Georgia Institute of Technology. She received her Ph.D. in Computer Science
from Carnegie Mellon University in 1989 and was a postdoctoral fellow at
the MIT Artificial Intelligence laboratory and the IBM Thomas J. Watson
Research Center. Her graduate</excerpt>
<desc>Jessica Hodgins
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Faculty/Laurie.B.Hodges.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<words>177</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>Laurie B. Hodges Information Page</title>
<outline>Contact information:</outline>
<keys>hodges*5, gtri*2, morristown, gvutop, laurie*5, usability*2, electro, gvu, beth, visualization*3, optics, joining, bellcore, georgia*3, instructional, atlanta</keys>
<excerpt>
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Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center
Laurie B. Hodges
Laurie Beth Hodges is a Research Scientist in the Electro-Optics,
Environment, and Materials Laboratory of the Georgia Tech Research
Institute. She received her Ph.D. in Information and</excerpt>
<desc>Laurie Hodges
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Faculty/Neff.Walker.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<words>164</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>Neff Walker Information Page</title>
<outline>Contact information:</outline>
<keys>neff*5, gvutop, beirut, usability*2, walker*5, interpreting, gvu, earned, representations, visualization*2, psych, assistant*3, georgia*2, acquisition, cognitive</keys>
<excerpt>
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Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center
Neff Walker
Neff Walker earned his Ph.D. degree in Cognitive Psychology from Columbia
University in 1983. Since then, he has been an assistant professor at the
American University of</excerpt>
<desc>Neff Walker
Neff.Walker
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Faculty/Randy.Carpenter.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<links>14</links>
<title>Randy Carpenter</title>
<outline>Contact information:</outline>
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Randy is a Research Scientist at
Georgia Tech's College of Computing and is the Lab Manager for the
Graphics, Visualizaton and
Usability Center . He holds a B.S. in mathematics and an M.S. in
computer science from Georgia State University
where he also worked as a Systems Support Specialist in the Wells Computer
Center. He has worked in system administration for 10 years and is very
active in local user groups. In 1990, he co-founded the
Atlanta Silicon Graphics User's
Group and is still one of their most active leaders.
He is also the local</excerpt>
<desc>Randy Carpenter
</desc>
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<title>Randy's SGI Meta-Page</title>
<outline>WAIS Archive of comp.sys.sgi.*</outline>
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* comp.sys.sgi.admin .
* comp.sys.sgi.announce .
* comp.sys.sgi.apps .
* comp.sys.sgi.audio .
* comp.sys.sgi.bugs .
* comp.sys.sgi.hardware .
* comp.sys.sgi.graphics .
* comp.sys.sgi.misc .
* comp.sys.sgi (Postings from the old newsgroup) .
* comp.sys.mips .
Randy Carpenter</excerpt>
<desc>WAIS Archive of comp.sys.sgi.misc
www.cc.gatech.edu
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Faculty/Randy.Carpenter/sgiusers.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Silicon Graphics User Groups</title>
<outline>SGI User Groups Last Modified: 8/31/95 NOTICE!! Table of Contents: Locations: SGI User Groups with WWW Home Pages: SGI User Groups "At-a-Glance": Observations: Contacts: SGI User Group Relatives: How to</outline>
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<excerpt>
- Corrected information about the Dutch User Group.
- Added info about SGI-related SIGs at SIGGRAPH '95.
Here's a summary of information about 26 known Silicon Graphics (SGI)
User Groups around the world. This summary can be found on the World
Wide Web at the following URL:
http://www.cc.gatech.edu/services/sgiusers.html
The summary can also be found at the following Anonymous FTP locations:
ftp://viz.tamu.edu:/pub/sgi/lists/usersgroups
ftp://ftp.cc.gatech.edu/pub/people/randy/sgiusers.txt
If you have information about a group, please use the
template found
at the end of this post and send me some e-mail. Some of the information is
perhaps old and some is incomplete, so if you can fill in the</excerpt>
<desc>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Faculty/Randy.Carpenter/sgiusers.html
SGI User Groups
Silicon Graphics User Groups
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Faculty/Randy.Carpenter/sgiusers/asug/</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<links>8</links>
<title>Atlanta Silicon Graphics User Group</title>
<outline>Atlanta SGI User Group.</outline>
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<excerpt>
WebFORCE: SGI's "One Stop Web Shop"
Jim Denneney, SGI Engineer
Tuesday 6/13/95
The Atlanta Silicon Graphics User's Group (ASUG) is a lawless, volunteer
organization that meets 6 times a year to share ideas and talk about
experiences with Silicon Graphics hardware and software. Our meetings
involve visualization and general UNIX topics. We don't elect officers,
impose dues or charge cover. Silicon Graphics graciously foots the bill
for the cost of mailing our newsletter.
ASUG</excerpt>
<desc>Atlanta Silicon Graphics User's Group
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Faculty/stasko/golf.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>6426</bytes>
<words>986</words>
<links>10</links>
<title>John T. Stasko Golf Page</title>
<outline>Playing Golf Public Golf in Atlanta Other Golf Sites on the Web Contact Information</outline>
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<excerpt>
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In Atlanta I play golf at the historic East
Lake G.C. , where the great Bobby
Jones learned to play as a youngster. Mr. Jones, a graduate of
Georgia Tech, is the only man to win the Grand Slam: The U.S. Amateur,
U.S. Open, British Amateur, and British Open, all in the same year.
East Lake recently reopened after being
closed for more than a year for renovations. Noted architect Rees
Jones was hired to come in and bring the course back to its once
famous condition and style, and he did a terrific job. The zoysia
fairways, bermuda rough and Crenshaw bentgrass greens are terrific and
the layout is a stern challenge. East Lake served as host to the
Ryder Cup in the early</excerpt>
<desc>golf
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Masters/Ed.Gallant.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1152</bytes>
<words>161</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>Ed Gallant Information Page</title>
<outline>Contact information:</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center
Ed Gallant
Ed Gallant is a Masters student in the GVU Center and the College of
Computing. His main research interest is Multi-Media Education.
Currently,</excerpt>
<desc>Ed Gallant
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Masters/Rob.Kooper.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1208</bytes>
<words>166</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>Rob Kooper Information Page</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows Rob Kooper
425 Calhoun Street
Atlanta GA, 30318
College of Computing
801 Atlantic Drive
Atlanta, GA, 30332
Rob Kooper [e-mail]
</excerpt>
<desc>Rob Kooper's Index
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Masters/Ted.Rathkopf.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1752</bytes>
<words>254</words>
<title>Ted Rathkopf Information Page</title>
<outline>Contact information:</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center
Andrew "Ted" Rathkopf Ted Rathkopf is a Masters student in the Image Understanding Lab at
Georgia Tech. He is currently working on Knowledge Weasel, a tool for
annotating documents and images. He has also done work on ARPA's
Image Understanding Environment.
Ted's hobbys include</excerpt>
<desc>Andrew T. Rathkopf
Ted Rathkopf
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Phd/Charles.Patterson.html/</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<words>737</words>
<links>19</links>
<title>Charles Patterson Information Page 1.3</title>
<outline>Charles Patterson Education Research Job Description Miscellaneous Related Home Pages</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows For more detailed information, please see my
resume .
Charles Patterson is a PhD student in the
Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center
of the College of Computing
at the
Georgia Institute of Technology .
He received a B.S. in Computer Science from Baylor University in
1989 and an M.S. in Information and Computer Science from
Georgia Tech in 1990.
His research interest is photo-realism in computer graphics - particularly,
how to render complex environments (large datasets) in a feasible amount
of time - which has
lead to the thesis proposal
"The Efficient Rendering of Synthetic Images Using Primitive Hierarchies."
He has co-authored a paper in this area -
</excerpt>
<desc>brother
Charlie Patterson
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Phd/David.Koller/Monon/monon.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2101</bytes>
<words>315</words>
<links>13</links>
<title>The Monon Railroad</title>
<outline>Links to more Monon information... Links to other railroad sites...</outline>
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<excerpt>
The Monon Railroad
The Monon Railroad provided railroad service across the state
of Indiana, connecting Chicago, Indianapolis, Louisville, and
points in between. The Monon was merged into the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad in 1971, and much of the former Monon right
of way is operated today by CSX Transportation.
* What's New (last updated 10/8/95)
* Monon Bibliography
* Monon Diesel Rosters
* Monon Images
* Monon Railroad</excerpt>
<desc>Koller, David
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Phd/Dean.Jerding.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>7559</bytes>
<words>1081</words>
<links>8</links>
<title>Dean Jerding Home Page</title>
<outline>Dean Jerding Research Interests Academic Background Contact Information</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Dean Jerding is a Ph.D. student in the Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center of the College of
Computing at Georgia Tech .
Dean is a member of the software visualization research group. Specifically, he is focused on visualizing object-oriented software. His other interests include information visualization, object-orient...
Visualizing Large Information Spaces
Information visualizations must allow users to browse information
spaces and focus quickly on items of interest. Navigational
techniques which utilize some representation of the entire information
space provide context to support more detailed information views.
However, the limited number of pixels</excerpt>
<desc>Dean Jerding
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Phd/Eileen.Kraemer.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4566</bytes>
<words>681</words>
<links>12</links>
<title>Eileen Kraemer Information Page</title>
<outline>Background Research Resume and Publications</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center
Eileen Kraemer
Eileen Kraemer is a PhD student in the
Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center
of the College of Computing
at the
Georgia Institute of Technology
.
She received a B.A. in Biology from Hofstra University (Hempstead, NY) in
1980 and an M.S. in Computer Science from Polytechnic University (Brooklyn, NY)
in 1986. Her research interests include parallel and distributed systems, software visualization, parallel programming environments, performance modeling and
analysis, and computational biology. Her thesis research focuses on the
treatment of time and event order in the visualization of parallel and
distributed</excerpt>
<desc>Eileen Kraemer
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Phd/Ian.Smith.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>7397</bytes>
<words>1282</words>
<links>34</links>
<title>Ian Smith's Home Page</title>
<outline>Ian Smith's Home Page Research Interests Teaching Multimedia Creative Laziness</outline>
<keys>cybercruft*4, powermail*4, weirdage*3, iansmith*2, freakshow*5, beauracratic, officemates, officemate, nandicate, donnigton, hackable, snoeren, fiercly, horshoe</keys>
<excerpt>
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Ian Smith is a PhD student in the College of Computing . Other
beauracratic classifications include the Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center , the Multimedia Computing Group , and the Georgia
Institute of Technology .
My main research interest is in user interfaces and system support for
multimedia systems especially those involved with awareness and
collaboration. My proposal will be on
(digital) media spaces and issues surrounding them. I am also interested in windows systems and toolkits for them (generally
speaking) as well as interpreted languages that are fiercly
hackable. If you are using HotJava
you will see the guy to the left waving at you (the</excerpt>
<desc>Ian Smith.
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Phd/Ian/cs2360.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3648</bytes>
<words>573</words>
<links>41</links>
<title>CS 2360 Home Page</title>
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<excerpt>
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CS 2360 Home Page
Knowlege Representation And Processing
Instructor: Ian Smith (iansmith@cc)
TAs: Lyman Taylor (lyman@cc)
Alex Snoeren (alex@cc)
Syllabus Winter '95
Student Responsibilities
Announcements
* Program 1 Announcements
* Program 2 Announcements
* Fun new Simpson's sounds to get you in the sprit of Program 3!
The function C4-LEGAL-COLUMNS should return a list of column numbers
not a list of column data.
Assignments
Assignment 1
Assignment 2
Assignment 3
Assignment 4
Assignment 5
Lecture Notes
</excerpt>
<desc>GeorgiaTech: CS2360 Winter 95: Knowledge representation and Processing
Knowledge Representation and Processing - CS2360 Winter '95
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Phd/James.E.Pitkow.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2416</bytes>
<words>392</words>
<links>12</links>
<title>James E. Pitkow Information Page</title>
<outline>Preamble Photo Album Recent Trips Other Wonderings My Kind of People</outline>
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<excerpt>
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/A
If your here to find information about who I am and my doings professionally - sorry,
that's not what your going to find. Instead, some of the pictures I've taken over the past years
have been lumped together for the enjoyment of friends and family. Of couse, I have tried to keep
dates and occurences accurate, but as you know, I'm prone to confabulation. I'll be
adding more pictures within the next 2 years or so it seems to take me to update my home</excerpt>
<desc>James E. Pitkow
James Pitkow
Jim Pitkow
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Phd/James.E.Pitkow/Bolivia.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>915</bytes>
<words>143</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>Bolivia</title>
<outline>Mountaineering in Bolivia</outline>
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Here's a photo at 18,000 feet or so from June 1995 at the high camp on
Hyuana Potosi after we summited.
This was my favorite Incan, who was selling his tribe</excerpt>
<desc>Hyuana Potosi
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Phd/James.E.Pitkow/Edge.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>868</bytes>
<words>131</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>Views for the Edge</title>
<outline>View from the Edge</outline>
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Rushing to get up and down the Grand Tetons before the incoming snow
storm almost worked. Pictured are the Exum Guides preparing the ropes
for the</excerpt>
<desc>Views from the Edge
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Phd/James.F.OBrien.html</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3881</bytes>
<words>547</words>
<links>16</links>
<title>James F. O'Brien Home Page</title>
<outline>James F. O'Brien Current Research Projects: Resent Publications: Other Things: Contact information:</outline>
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<excerpt>
James is a Doctoral Student in the
Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center at
Georgia Tech
. A part of the
Medical Informatics Group
and of the
Animation Group , he is working on several projects which relate to the animation of medical data, and the dynamic simulation of deformable systems.
James received his undergraduate degree from Florida International University.
*
Cloth Simulation for Sweatpants on a Human Runner
*
Automated Segmentation of Angiographic Images
*
Dynamic Simulation of Splashing Liquids
*
Visualization of Multi-modality Cardiac Imagery
*
Interactively Deformable Models for Surgery Simulation
For a complete list of publications, please follow this
link .
*O'Brien, J</excerpt>
<desc>James F. O'Brien
James O'Brien
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Phd/Keith.Edwards/SwingDancing.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>7347</bytes>
<words>1226</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>Swing Dancing</title>
<outline>Swing Dancing Introduction Elements List of Patterns Simple Patterns in More Detail (Man's Part) Simple Patterns in More Detail (Woman's Part)</outline>
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<excerpt>
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I've recently gotten into swing dancing. I'm by no means an expert at
it or anything, but I enjoy it and I've been trying to get better.
Annie Anton is my usual swing dancing partner, so she gets her toes
stepped on a lot by me.
I've taken a couple of swing classes (and am getting ready to take a
third) as non-credit courses at Georgia Tech (we call them Options
classes). This page compiles some of the knowledge about swing that
I've picked up, both as a helper to those who might be interested, and
so that I won't forget it later!
The information below is based on handouts composed by Rita
Pickleseimer, my instructor. Her stuff isn't copyrighted, so I'm
reproducing</excerpt>
<desc>Keith Edwards' Swing Dancing
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Phd/azhao/Azhao2.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>6864</bytes>
<words>1013</words>
<links>36</links>
<title>Q. Alex Zhao Information Page</title>
<outline>Qiang Alex Zhao Headline WebNews ... Memorable Places ... Interesting Places ... Useful and Important Places ...</outline>
<keys>pointright*13, azhao*5, goldenbridge, univarizona, tsinghuacs, greatwall, scienses, pacopost, tualumni, weired, shumei, casevision, tsinghua*2, ampas*2, saturncars</keys>
<excerpt>
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The Envelope Please -
Read all about
the Academy Awards
from
the Academy of Motion
Picture Arts and Scienses .
Windows 95 -
What
everybody's talking about ...
The MBone -
The MultiCast Backbone agenda is
on the Web .
The Internet -
The US Internet is about to be massively
restructured .
Atlanta, Georgia -
Lots of trees.
Nice location .
I live here :-).
Mountain View, California -
</excerpt>
<desc>Follow this link
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Phd/azhao/Media.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>7271</bytes>
<words>1133</words>
<links>24</links>
<title>Q. Alex Zhao - Multi-Media Page</title>
<outline>Miscellaneous</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Modeling and Animation
using Alias
Alias Logo Animation -
A project in the Level I Self Study Guide: I made a simple MPEG movie of
the flying Alias logo
(about 270KBytes) .
The original images
(which are twice the size as those went into the
movie) were rendered on an SGI Indy using
Alias Studio .
DoomGate Animation -
Another little MPEG movie (about 5.4Mbytes)
I made. The title is called DoomGate (inspired by the real
DoomGate ).
It has 600 320 by 240 frames.
I designed and created the animation - I'm not a good animator
yet, and somehow the MPEG movie has some strange things in it
(maybe I chose a bad parameter to the encoder or something) - so
don't expect too</excerpt>
<desc>just for the multi-media world
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/people/Undergrad/Eric.Brittain/Eric.Brittain.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>870</bytes>
<words>122</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>Eric Brittain Information Page</title>
<outline>Contact information:</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center
Eric A. Brittain
Eric is a Master's Student at Clark Atlanta University (CAU) in Atlanta, Georgia.</excerpt>
<desc>Eric Brittain ([e-mail])
Eric Brittain ([e-mail]) Massachusetts Institute of Technology
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/research.html</url>
<date>23-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3108</bytes>
<words>491</words>
<links>22</links>
<title>Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center Research</title>
<outline>Research Areas</outline>
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<excerpt>
Animation
Virtual Environments
Medical Informatics
Electronic Information
Software Visualization
Scientific Visualization
User Interface Software
Multimedia
Educational Technology
Usability Human Factors
Hypertext
CSCW
WWW User Surveys Above are the areas of research at the Graphics, Visualization and Usability
Center. Under each area, you will find specific projects and references. Research People Information Tech ...
</excerpt>
<desc>Follow this to the new site
Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center Research
The Graphics, Visualization and Usability Center
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/softviz/../people/Faculty/John.T.Stasko.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4524</bytes>
<words>667</words>
<links>24</links>
<title>John T. Stasko Information Page</title>
<outline>John T. Stasko Contact information:</outline>
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<excerpt>
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John Stasko is an Associate Professor in the College of Computing at
Georgia Tech , and the Associate Director for Research Computing in the
Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center . He earned his
B.S. degree in Mathematics at Bucknell University in Lewisburg,
Pennsylvania and his Sc.M. and Ph.D. degrees in Computer Science at Brown
University in Providence, Rhode Island. He currently serves as an
Associate Editor for the Journal of Visual Languages and
Computing .
Below is a panorama of his office in the College of Computing
(please excuse the mess).
Prof. Stasko's research interests are Software Visualization ,
information visualization,
human-computer interaction</excerpt>
<desc>John Stasko
John T. Stasko
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/softviz/infoviz/infoviz.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2227</bytes>
<words>298</words>
<links>5</links>
<outline>Information Visualization and Visualization of Large Systems</outline>
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<excerpt>
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This research is developing ways of visualizing information
sources and data as a means toward helping people interpret and
understand the information sources. In particular, we are focusing on
depicting large information sources. One area of focus of this work
is visualizations of large programs and software systems.
Pictured here is a visualization of a C++ program. The display uses a
technique we have developed</excerpt>
<desc>Information Visualization and Visualization of Large Systems
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/softviz/parviz/parviz.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>7824</bytes>
<words>1092</words>
<links>21</links>
<outline>Visualization of Parallel and Distributed Programs</outline>
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<excerpt>
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This project, sponsored in part by the Natonal Science Foundation, is
centered on a comprehensive environment called
PARADE for developing
visualizations and animations of parallel and distributed programs.
One major sub-project is the development of the animation component of
the environment. This animation toolkit, called POLKA , is being used to visualize programs from
many different languages and on many different architectures. To
examine a number of POLKA views, click on visualization gallery . To actually run a
few example POLKA animations (requires X Windows), click on animation gallery . POLKA is
available via anonymous ftp.
Some of the major sub-projects</excerpt>
<desc>Parade
Visualization of Parallel and Distributed Programs
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/softviz/parviz/polka.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2758</bytes>
<words>419</words>
<links>5</links>
<outline>POLKA Animation System</outline>
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<excerpt>
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POLKA is a general purpose animation system that is particularly
well-suited to building animations of programs, algorithms and
computations, especially parallel computations. POLKA supports color,
real-time, 2 & 1/2 dimensional, smooth animations. To see examples
(still frames) from Polka animations, click on visualization gallery . To actually run a
few example POLKA animations (requires X Windows), click on animation gallery . The focus of
the system is on a balance of power and ease-of-use. POLKA provides
its own</excerpt>
<desc>Follow this to the new site
the POLKA Animation Designer's Package
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/softviz/parviz/polkaanims.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2226</bytes>
<words>350</words>
<links>10</links>
<outline>POLKA Animation Gallery</outline>
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<excerpt>
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This page provides a number of examples of POLKA
visualizations/animations of parallel programs.
This animation shows a variety of performance views built with Polka:
a Kiviat diagram, a wokload bar chart, and a Feynman diagram.
This is an animation of a parallel quicksort program on the KSR. The
left view shows the values being sorted (color indicates thread) and
the right view shows a history of the swaps made</excerpt>
<desc>visualization gallery
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/stats/NSF/9303.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3980</bytes>
<words>160</words>
<keys>byts, shilp, vmnet, ldm, negating, ntalk, efs, differentiated, pkts, syslog, nsfnet*3, decreasing, unidata, prospero, bgp, highlights*3, cmd, udp*2, counts</keys>
<excerpt>
/nsfnet/statistics/1993/nsf-9303.highlights
NSFNET Traffic Distribution Highlights
March 1993
Packet Total: 34,874,064,400
Byte Total: 6,502,203,065,800
Service Name Port Rank Packet Count % Pkts Rank Byte Count % Byts
============ ==== ==== ============ ====== ==== ============= ======
ftp-data 20 1 8279042350 23.740 1 2933157697150 45.110
telnet 23 2 5265928200 15.100 4 361378044900 5.558
nntp 119 3 2926178750 8.391 2 609322233900 9.371
smtp 25 4 2443215200 7.006 3 396478596800 6.098
domain 53 5 1731471000 4.965 6 157806711950 2.427
ftp 21 6 730566100 2.095 9 64429501750 0.991
irc 6667 7 703252650 2.017 8 69347837550 1.067
icmp -1 8 634413950 1.819 10 50857619650 0.782
vmnet 175 9 454947500</excerpt>
<desc>March 1993
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/stats/NSF/9403.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>96313</bytes>
<words>1489</words>
<keys>compressnet*2, cycleserv*2, synotics*2, acmaint*2, cadlock*2, netcp*2, ansatrader, ansanotify, kryptolan, ulistserv, ipcserver, puprouter, audionews, metagram</keys>
<excerpt>
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/nsfnet/statistics/1994/nsf-9403.ports
*************************************************************************
The following statistics represent traffic, broken down by
service, during the one-month reporting period. This compilation
reflects an effort to capture as much and as accurate data as
possible. However, no guarantee is given for the completeness of
the data or its accuracy.
Please keep these points in mind when using this data:
1) Only traffic traversing the NSFNET backbone service is included.
2) On September 2, 1991, a sampling method to collect statistics
was begun, as management of the sheer volume of data had become
untenable. The data in this report</excerpt>
<desc>March 1994
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/stats/NSF/9404.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>97965</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<keys>compressnet*2, cycleserv*2, synotics*2, acmaint*2, cadlock*2, netcp*2, ansanotify, ansatrader, audionews, ulistserv, puprouter, kryptolan, ipcserver, smakynet</keys>
<excerpt>
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/nsfnet/statistics/1994/nsf-9404.ports
*************************************************************************
The following statistics represent traffic, broken down by
service, during the one-month reporting period. This compilation
reflects an effort to capture as much and as accurate data as
possible. However, no guarantee is given for the completeness of
the data or its accuracy.
Please keep these points in mind when using this data:
1) Only traffic traversing the NSFNET backbone service is included.
2) On September 2, 1991, a sampling method to collect statistics
was begun, as management of the sheer volume of data had become
untenable. The data in this report</excerpt>
<desc>April 1994
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/stats/NSF/9405.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>96571</bytes>
<words>1492</words>
<keys>compressnet*2, cycleserv*2, synotics*2, cadlock*2, acmaint*2, netcp*2, ansanotify, ansatrader, audionews, ipcserver, puprouter, ulistserv, kryptolan, xtreelic</keys>
<excerpt>
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/nsfnet/statistics/1994/nsf-9405.ports
*************************************************************************
The following statistics represent traffic, broken down by
service, during the one-month reporting period. This compilation
reflects an effort to capture as much and as accurate data as
possible. However, no guarantee is given for the completeness of
the data or its accuracy.
Please keep these points in mind when using this data:
1) Only traffic traversing the NSFNET backbone service is included.
2) On September 2, 1991, a sampling method to collect statistics
was begun, as management of the sheer volume of data had become
untenable. The data in this report</excerpt>
<desc>May 1994
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/stats/NSF/9408.html</url>
<date>23-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>97009</bytes>
<words>1498</words>
<keys>compressnet*2, cycleserv*2, synotics*2, acmaint*2, cadlock*2, netcp*2, ansatrader, ansanotify, puprouter, kryptolan, audionews, ipcserver, ulistserv, ocserver</keys>
<excerpt>
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/nsfnet/statistics/1994/nsf-9408.ports
*************************************************************************
The following statistics represent traffic, broken down by
service, during the one-month reporting period. This compilation
reflects an effort to capture as much and as accurate data as
possible. However, no guarantee is given for the completeness of
the data or its accuracy.
Please keep these points in mind when using this data:
1) Only traffic traversing the NSFNET backbone service is included.
2) On September 2, 1991, a sampling method to collect statistics
was begun, as management of the sheer volume of data had become
untenable. The data in this report</excerpt>
<desc>August 1994
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/stats/NSF/9410.html</url>
<date>23-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>96663</bytes>
<words>1494</words>
<keys>compressnet*2, cycleserv*2, synotics*2, acmaint*2, cadlock*2, netcp*2, ansanotify, ansatrader, audionews, ipcserver, kryptolan, ulistserv, puprouter, snmptrap</keys>
<excerpt>
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/nsfnet/statistics/1994/nsf-9410.ports
*************************************************************************
The following statistics represent traffic, broken down by
service, during the one-month reporting period. This compilation
reflects an effort to capture as much and as accurate data as
possible. However, no guarantee is given for the completeness of
the data or its accuracy.
Please keep these points in mind when using this data:
1) Only traffic traversing the NSFNET backbone service is included.
2) On September 2, 1991, a sampling method to collect statistics
was begun, as management of the sheer volume of data had become
untenable. The data in this report</excerpt>
<desc>October 1994
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/stats/NSF/9501.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>82593</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<keys>cmtp, compressnet*2, synotics*2, netcp*2, ansatrader, ansanotify, ipcserver, audionews, ulistserv, smakynet, xtreelic, fatserv, mfcobol, sqlserv, cfdptkt, vmpwscs</keys>
<excerpt>
/nsfnet/statistics/1995/nsf-9501.ports
*************************************************************************
The following statistics represent traffic, broken down by
service, during the one-month reporting period. This compilation
reflects an effort to capture as much and as accurate data as
possible. However, no guarantee is given for the completeness of
the data or its accuracy.
NOTE: During December 1994, some of the numbers contained in this
report began to decrease, as NSFNET traffic began to migrate to the
new NSF network architecture. In the new architecture, traffic is
exchanged at interconnection points called NAPs (Network Access
Points.) Once the new architecture is in place</excerpt>
<desc>January 1995
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/stats/NSF/9502.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>83112</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<keys>cmtp, compressnet*2, netcp*2, ansanotify, ansatrader, ipcserver, ulistserv, audionews, smakynet, xtreelic, mfcobol, objcall, gppitnp, sqlserv, pawserv, cfdptkt</keys>
<excerpt>
/nsfnet/statistics/1995/nsf-9502.ports
*************************************************************************
The following statistics represent traffic, broken down by
service, during the one-month reporting period. This compilation
reflects an effort to capture as much and as accurate data as
possible. However, no guarantee is given for the completeness of
the data or its accuracy.
NOTE: During December 1994, some of the numbers contained in this
report began to decrease, as NSFNET traffic began to migrate to the
new NSF network architecture. In the new architecture, traffic is
exchanged at interconnection points called NAPs (Network Access
Points.) Once the new architecture is in place</excerpt>
<desc>February 1995
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/stats/NSF/9503.html</url>
<date>16-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>82984</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<keys>compressnet*2, cycleserv*2, cadlock*2, acmaint*2, netcp*2, ansatrader, ansanotify, ipcserver, audionews, ulistserv, puprouter, remotefs, snmptrap, metagram</keys>
<excerpt>
/nsfnet/statistics/1995/nsf-9503.ports
*************************************************************************
The following statistics represent traffic, broken down by
service, during the one-month reporting period. This compilation
reflects an effort to capture as much and as accurate data as
possible. However, no guarantee is given for the completeness of
the data or its accuracy.
NOTE: During December 1994, some of the numbers contained in this
report began to decrease, as NSFNET traffic began to migrate to the
new NSF network architecture. In the new architecture, traffic is
exchanged at interconnection points called NAPs (Network Access
Points.) Once the new architecture is in place</excerpt>
<desc>March 1995
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/stats/NSF/Bytes_3_Area.GIF</url>
<desc>Area Plot-> gopher, www, ftp
Area Plot-> gopher, www, z.39.50
Graph of gopher vs www vs wais usage
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/stats/NSF/Bytes_3_Col.gif</url>
<desc>all but ftp
Column Plot-> gopher, www, ftp
Column Plot-> gopher, www, z.39.50
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/stats/NSF/Bytes_Change_All_Table.GIF</url>
<desc>Byte
Monthly percentage change table.
Percent Monthly Change Table -> ftp, gopher, www, z.39.50
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/stats/NSF/Bytes_Col_All.gif</url>
<desc>all methods
Column Plot-> ftp, gopher, www, z.39.50
this chart
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/stats/NSF/Extrap.GIF</url>
<desc>Extrapolated Total Traffic for Bytes -> all traffic, ftp, gopher, www
Graph of Web and Internet growth
graph.
Internet Backbone Statistics
Web statistics
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/stats/NSF/Packet_3_Area.GIF</url>
<desc>Area Plot-> gopher, www, ftp
Area Plot-> gopher, www, z.39.50
http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/stats/NSF/Packet_3_Area.GIF
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/stats/NSF/Thanks.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>872</bytes>
<words>126</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>GVU Center NSFNET Thanks</title>
<keys>mccahill, pitkow*3, horvath, gvutop, gvu*4, usability*2, deserve, gatech*4, visualization*2, jam, franklin, helping, fred, susan, phd, stephen, thanks*2, georgia</keys>
<excerpt>
Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center
Special People Thanks Page
The following people deserve thanks for helping with the page/statistics:
*Stephen Franklin
*Susan Horvath</excerpt>
<desc>Special thanks to these people
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/stats/NSF/merit.htm</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>258</bytes>
<words>32</words>
<title>404 Not Found</title>
<outline>404 Not Found</outline>
<keys>gvu, requested, merit, stats, nsf, found*2, fri, oct, url, head*2, ncsa, server*2, body*2, htm, not*2, date, text, type, gmt, content, was, this, on, http, p</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found
The requested URL /gvu/stats</excerpt>
<desc>how fast
http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/stats/NSF/merit.htm
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/user_guide/gra-sched-scivis.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2605</bytes>
<words>342</words>
<links>4</links>
<title>SciVis GRA Schedule</title>
<outline>Fall 1995 SciVis GRA Schedule</outline>
<keys>jerding*4, ccsupcp*2, ccsuprh*2, scivis*6, dfj*2, harmon*2, reid*7, rowspan*8, prism*4, gvu*3, charlie*5, dean*11, patterson*2, colspan*8, gatech*8, phd*3</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows Time
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
11am-noon
Reid
Dean
Reid
Charlie
12-1pm
Charlie Reid 1-2pm Charlie 2-3pm Dean Dean 3-4pm 4-5pm Dean Dean
Reid Harmon College of Computing Room 267 853-9375 ccsuprh@prism
Dean Jerding College of Computing Room 267 894-9761 dfj@cc
Charlie Patterson College of Computing Room 225C 853-9389 ccsupcp@prism
Last Modified: September 26, 1995 by Dean Jerding
</excerpt>
<desc>Graduate Research Assistants (SciVis)
SciVis GRA Schedule
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/user_guide/introduction.html</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>13253</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>7</links>
<title>GVU Lab Introduction</title>
<outline>GVU Lab Introduction. The Scientific Visualization Lab. Computing Resources. How to Get an Account. How to Log-in for the First Time How to Schedule a Workstation. Help. Mailing Lists.</outline>
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<excerpt>
Graphics, Visualization, and Usability ( GVU ) is
an interdisciplinary area which draws its intellectual foundations from
Computer Science, Psychology, Industrial and Systems Engineering, and
Computer Engineering, and which has application to any use of computers
to graphically convey information to users. Typical applications are
computer aided design, scientific and business data visualization,
multimedia, computer-supported cooperative work, computer-based teaching,
image understanding, medical imaging, and user interface design.
The GVU Center has three missions: education, service, and research.
In our educational role, we teach the principles and methods of computer
graphics, visualization</excerpt>
<desc>sched-gvu
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/user_surveys/survey-04-1995/PR.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>8189</bytes>
<words>1223</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>GVU 3rd WWW User Survey Press Release</title>
<keys>micromarkets, overapplied, continuly, mclees, pagess, pitkow*4, rco, bulleted*2, gtri*3, hodges*3, browsed*3, sgupta, questionnaires*2, predominant*2, collaborator</keys>
<excerpt>
[ Survey Home ]
[ 3rd Survey Home ]
[ Graphs ]
[ Bulleted Lists ]
[ Datasets ]
For Immediate Release
July 5, 1995
NOT JUST FOR THE COMPUTER ELITE:
MAJOR COMMERCIAL BROWSERS, LOCAL PROVIDERS
BROADEN BASE OF WORLD WIDE WEB USERS
Data collected this spring from more than 13,000 users of
the World Wide Web suggests commercial online services are
significantly broadening the population of people using this
rapidly-growing part of the Information Superhighway. The work
is believed to be the first to compare the impact of Web access
provided through major national services such as Prodigy
with traditional Web access providers.
Web access offered by the large national services and
expansion of local</excerpt>
<desc>Press Release
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/user_surveys/survey-04-1995/datasets/datasets.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2995</bytes>
<words>458</words>
<links>24</links>
<title>GVU's 3rd WWW User Survey Collected Datasets</title>
<outline>Collected Datasets</outline>
<keys>bulleted*4, dataset*8, gvu*10, datasets*10, kbytes*8, surveys*6, graphs*4, surveying, gatech*12, usability, survey*16, demographic, purchasing*2, preferences</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows [ Survey Home ]
[ 3rd Survey Home ]
[ Graphs ]
[ Bulleted Lists ]
[ Datasets ]
As part of our continued commitment towards the WWW community and
its success, we are again making available the entire datasets for this set of surveys. This
enables specialized analysis for those whose needs exceed our analysis. The
datasets are however subject to certain
copyright
restrictions.
Here's general access to explore the
ftp site , where you can also get the
datasets.
A tar'd file of the
all the datasets is available via ftp.cc.gatech.edu in /pub/gvu/www/survey/survey-04-1995</excerpt>
<desc>Collected Datasets
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/user_surveys/survey-04-1995/graphs/general/affiliation.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3507</bytes>
<words>520</words>
<links>7</links>
<title>GVU's Third WWW User Survey Nature of Internet Provider Graphs</title>
<outline>Nature of Internet Provider</outline>
<keys>adopters, gvu*7, redesigned, affiliation*5, gaining*3, predominantly, prodigy*7, graphs*4, surveying, seekers, surveys*4, dg*4, occupation*3, respondents, gatech*9</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows Notes:
*This question attempts to try to determine the primary provider of Internet
access to the respondents. The question was redesigned to include two new entries:
local and major online providers. Major online providers are Prodigy,
Compuserve, etc., whereas local providers usually only provide connectivity to a
regional area. "Commercial" refers to gaining access through primarily through work
rather than one of the other sources.
*The three main areas of primary Internet providers are: local online providers
(27.9%), major online providers (27.5%), & educational providers (26.5%).
*Compared to the 2nd survey (See:
Graphs ),
more users are gaining access through</excerpt>
<desc>Graphs
Nature of Internet Provider
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/user_surveys/survey-04-1995/graphs/general/education.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2909</bytes>
<words>439</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>GVU's Third WWW User Survey Education Graphs</title>
<outline>Education</outline>
<keys>gvu*7, percentages, doctoral*3, surveying, surveys*4, dg*4, sampled, graphs*3, gatech*9, usability, vs*9, prodigy*3, grammar*2, verses, gender*3, graduates</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows Notes:
*While the US users are more likely to have a college degree (36.0% vs
25.4%), European users are more likely to have Master's (27.7% vs 18.8%) and
Doctoral degrees (13.7% vs 4.06%). While the percentages may differ, there
are no significant differences between European and US response profiles.
*Both the US and Europe have the nearly same percent (1.8%) of users who
have completed Grammar School. This population of younger users has increased
from the last survey.
*Compared to the Second Survey (See:
Graphs ),
these users have fewer advanced</excerpt>
<desc>Education
well educated
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/user_surveys/survey-04-1995/graphs/general/gender.html</url>
<date>23-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2867</bytes>
<words>453</words>
<links>7</links>
<title>GVU's Third WWW User Survey Gender Graphs</title>
<outline>Gender</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows Notes:
*Overall, 15.5% of the users were female, 82.0% male and 2.5% "Rather
not say!". The actual numbers are 2020 women, 10668 men, and 318
non-responses.
*Compared to the last survey (See:
Graphs ),
women represent a 6% increase and men a 8% decrease. The last survey did
not have the "Rather not say!" option.
*In the US, 17.1% of the users were female, 80.3% male and 2.6% "Rather
not say!".
*There are were proportionately more males (91.6%) than females (7.2%)
in Europe than the USA.
*The percent of users (2.5%) whom chose not to respond</excerpt>
<desc>Gender
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/user_surveys/survey-04-1995/graphs/general/num_computers.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3027</bytes>
<words>483</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>GVU's Third WWW User Survey Number of Computers Graphs</title>
<outline>Number of Computers Owned</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows Notes:
*Nearly half the sampled population report owning a single computer
(46.1%).
*One in five respondents own three or more computers (20.2%).
*Since only 5.9% of all users report not owning a computer, it seems that
those who have online access tend to own a computer. This follows common
sense that people who spend a lot of time with computers tend to own at
least one computer.
*European users are almost three times more likely (13.1%) not to own
a computer than their US counterparts (4.9%).
By Location
Notes: *Only 1.2% of Prodigy users did not own a computer, with</excerpt>
<desc>Graphs
Number of Computers Owned
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/user_surveys/survey-04-1995/graphs/general/online.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2689</bytes>
<words>405</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>GVU's Third WWW User Survey Online Services Graphs</title>
<outline>Online Services Subscribed To</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows Notes:
*Overall, 39.0% of all users do not subscribe to an online service, with
Prodigy (37.0%), America Online (30.0%), and Compuserve (21.1%) being the
most dominant subscribe online services.
*European subscribe mainly to either no services (65.6%) or services not
listed as part of the question (23.8%).
*For the US respondents, Delphi (2.2%), Genie (1.5%) and Pipeline (0.6%)
are the least cited subscribed online services.
By Location
Notes: *Not surprisingly, nearly all Prodigy respondents subscribe</excerpt>
<desc>Online Services Subscribed To
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/user_surveys/survey-04-1995/graphs/graphs.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>20448</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>291</links>
<title>GVU's Third WWW User Survey Graphs</title>
<outline>Graphs and Tables of the Results</outline>
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<excerpt>
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[ Survey Home ]
[ 3rd Survey Home ]
[ Graphs ]
[ Bulleted Lists ]
[ Datasets ]
Table of Contents
We've got a ton of graphs (over 200) presented in as consistent manner as possible.
All graphs are available via anonymous ftp via
ftp.cc.gatech.edu in
/pub/gvu/www/survey/survey-04-1995 .
The questions for the survey are arranged into the following categories:
* General Demographics
* Personal Computing Questions
* Internet Related Questions
* WWW Based Questions
* Frequency of Use/Behaviors
* User Preferences
* Consumer Surveys
* Learning of HTML
How to Access the Information
</excerpt>
<desc>demographic presentation
graphs and tables
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/user_surveys/survey-04-1995/graphs/info/which_server.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2110</bytes>
<words>329</words>
<links>5</links>
<title>GVU's Third WWW User Survey Which Server Graphs</title>
<outline>Which Server Currently Used</outline>
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<excerpt>
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*Overall, the most popular server is NCSA's (38.60%) followed by MacHTTP (20.79%) and CERN's (18.46%).
*In Europe, however, the most popular server is CERN's (34.88%).
By Location
Notes:
*The types of servers operated by Prodigy users differ greatly from the
overall users. The most popular is a mystery ("other") at 40.91% followed by
winHTTP at 31.82%. CERN's and NetSite tie for third</excerpt>
<desc>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/user_surveys/survey-04-1995/graphs/info/which_server.html
Which Server Currently Used
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/user_surveys/survey-04-1995/graphs/provider/space.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1492</bytes>
<words>227</words>
<links>5</links>
<title>GVU's Third WWW User Survey space Graphs</title>
<outline>Pricing for Disk Space</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows Notes:
*Nearly half the respondents use a different pricing modle for disk space (48.97%).
Out of the remaining responses, a subscription-based model was the most popular (18.33%).
By Location
Table of Data for All Categories
For more information or to submit comments</excerpt>
<desc>Pricing for Disk Space
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/user_surveys/survey-04-1995/graphs/use/archive.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2318</bytes>
<words>361</words>
<links>5</links>
<title>GVU's Third WWW User Survey Archive Graphs</title>
<outline>How Often Users Save/Print Documents (Archivability)</outline>
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<excerpt>
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*For this question, users were asked to rate on a scale of 1 to 9 how often
they print pages and how often they save pages.
*Users, in general, print and save documents with approximately the same
regularity (3.929 for print and 4.467 for save).
*These numbers fall just below the center of the range of ratings meaning that users are slightly more likely not to save or print a particular document.
By Location
Notes:
*Prodigy</excerpt>
<desc>How Often Users Save/Print Documents (Archivability)
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/user_surveys/survey-04-1995/graphs/use/browser.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2486</bytes>
<words>369</words>
<links>5</links>
<title>GVU's Third WWW User Survey Regularity Graphs</title>
<outline>Types and Regularity of Information Accessed</outline>
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<excerpt>
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*For this question, users were asked to rate each category based on how
frequently they access this type of information.
*The category with the highest regular usage score is "Replace Other
Browsers" (6.685) which means using a web browser to access FTP, Gopher,
WAIS, etc. databases.
*Other types of information frequently accessed are: reference information
(6.215), electronic news (5.716) and product information (5.115).
*The least frequently accessed is shopping</excerpt>
<desc>Types and Regularity of Information Accessed
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/user_surveys/survey-04-1995/questions/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2495</bytes>
<words>374</words>
<links>24</links>
<title>GVU's 3rd WWW User Survey Questionnaires</title>
<outline>Questionnaires</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows [ Survey Home ]
[ 3rd Survey Home ]
[ Graphs ]
[ Bulleted Lists ]
[ Datasets ]
Almost as important as the data gatered is the original questionnaires. Below
we provide access to a linear, non-adaptive form of the questionnaires asked during
the Third Survey. These are helpful in interpreting the results as well as
understanding the codes used in the datasets. The questionnaires are subject to
certain usage restrictions .
* General Demographics
* WWW Usage & Preferences</excerpt>
<desc>Original Questionnaires
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/user_surveys/survey-09-1994/datasets/consumer_I.I</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>262833</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
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<excerpt>
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*****************************************************************************
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, GA 30332-0280
Copyright 1994 (Please refer to notice below)
Georgia Tech Research Corporation
Atlanta, Georgia 30332-0415
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Survey. The below dataset was collected in collaboration with
the Hermes Project. The file is 764384 characters (2046 lines) long
including this documentation. The data is presented in tab delineated
format, with a descriptive header occuring as line one. Each line
represents the responses for one user, with each user being identified
in the 'id' column. Hence, each question across all respondents is
presented</excerpt>
<desc>Consumer Questions I.I
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/user_surveys/survey-09-1994/graphs/Age.html</url>
<date>16-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>862</bytes>
<words>140</words>
<links>8</links>
<title>GVUs 2nd WWW User Survey Result Graph - Age</title>
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<excerpt>
Back to the 2nd Survey Home Page | Back to Page of Graphs | GVU Center
For more information: send e-mail to [e-mail]
</excerpt>
<desc>www audience (21-54 year olds -- although we know a lot of our fraternal order of craft-brew enthusiasts are older)
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/user_surveys/survey-09-1994/html-paper/survey_2_paper.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>56368</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>19</links>
<title>Using the Web as a Survey Tool</title>
<outline>Using the Web as a Survey Tool: Results from the Second WWW User Survey INTRODUCTION OVERVIEW CLASSIFICATION OF ADAPTIVE QUESTIONS ARCHITECTURE METHOD SURVEY QUESTIONS RESULTS CONCLUSION REFERENCES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS</outline>
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<excerpt>
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James E. Pitkow
Graphics, Visualization, & Usability Center
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, GA 30332-0280
Margaret M. Recker
College of Computing
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, GA 30332-0280
WWW User Survey Home Page | For more information: send e-mail to [e-mail]
Abstract:
This paper presents the initial results from the second World-Wide Web User Survey, which was advertised and made available to the Web user population for 38 days during October and November 1994. The...
Keywords:
new applications, surveys, demographics, tools.
In the few years since its inception, the World-Wide Web, or WWW or Web, (Berners-Lee et al., 1994</excerpt>
<desc>Analysis of the Results
Overview of the Surveys
Second Survey Results
Supporting Architecture & Methodology
Tables of Results
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/user_surveys/team.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>943</bytes>
<words>146</words>
<links>4</links>
<title>GVU's WWW User Surveying Team</title>
<outline>GVU's WWW User Surveying Team</outline>
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<excerpt>
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From left to right:
James Pitkow -
Laurie Hodges -
Colleen Kehoe -
Mimi Recker (in New Zealand :)
For more information: send e-mail to [e-mail]</excerpt>
<desc>GVU's WWW Surveying Team
WWW Survey Team
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/virtual/../people/Masters/Rob.Kooper.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1208</bytes>
<words>166</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>Rob Kooper Information Page</title>
<keys>kooper*12, gvutop, calhoun, hmd, rob*10, usability, gvu, wearing, atlanta*2, mailbox, gatech*2, visualization, ga*2, atlantic, follows, oct*3, changed, table*4</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows Rob Kooper
425 Calhoun Street
Atlanta GA, 30318
College of Computing
801 Atlantic Drive
Atlanta, GA, 30332
Rob Kooper [e-mail]
</excerpt>
<desc>Rob Kooper
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/virtual/../people/Phd/Drew.Kessler.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4186</bytes>
<words>619</words>
<links>13</links>
<title>Drew Kessler Information Page</title>
<outline>Current Research Activities: Publications: Also involved with: Contact information:</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center
Drew Kessler
Drew is a PhD Student at the GVU
center at Georgia Tech 's
College of Computing. His current research is in the area of Virtual
Environments , working with
Dr. Larry F. Hodges .
Drew completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Virginia , doing research in Virtual Reality and User Interfaces as part of the User Interface Group .
The Simple Virtual Environments programming library development
A set of programming tools for easily creating a Virtual Environments Application, or a 3D visualization for flat screens or 3D glasses. Features a event callback mechanism to handle events and a hier...
Multi</excerpt>
<desc>Drew Kessler
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/virtual/../people/Phd/Thomas.Meyer.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>5075</bytes>
<words>800</words>
<links>25</links>
<title>Thomas Meyer, Home Page</title>
<outline>Tom's Home Page Tom's Research Projects Send E-mail to Tom</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Thomas Meyer is a
College of Computing alumnus from the
Georgia Institute of Technology
in Atlanta, GA , where he
graduated in 1995 with a Master's degree in Computer Science and
in 1993 with a B.S. in Computer Science with Highest Honors.
Working with
Dr. Larry Hodges ,
he was a founding member of the
Virtual Environments Group
at the Georgia Tech Graphics, Visualization & Usability Center .
He now works with Silicon Studio
at Silicon Graphics, Inc., in
Mountain View,
California , developing 3D graphics "technology for entertainment".
Tom's interests are in the field of interactive 3D computer graphics.
He also has extensive experience in the area of 3D modelling</excerpt>
<desc>Thomas C. Meyer
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/gvu/virtual/SVE/SVE_1.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4475</bytes>
<words>710</words>
<links>42</links>
<title>SVE v1.5 User's Guide</title>
<outline>THE SIMPLE VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT LIBRARY Version 1.5</outline>
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<excerpt>
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[Next] [Contents] [Index]
User's Guide
Drew Kessler, Rob Kooper, Jouke C. Verlinden
Larry F. Hodges
{drew, kooper, jouke, hodges}@cc.gatech.edu
Graphics, Visualization and Usability Center,
Georgia Institute of Technology, USA.
NOTE: The SVE users manual is presented solely to describe the basis to the virtual environments research done at Georgia Tech. The toolkit is not public domain. It is only available to researchers at...
Table of Contents
1. - Introduction
2. - SVE Basics
3. - Programming Details
4. - Future Directions
APPENDIX A: - Starter Kit
1. - Introduction
2. - General Overview 3. - An Example 4. - Second Example 5. - Hardware Set Up 6. - Where to Find</excerpt>
<desc>SVE User's Guide
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>31029</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>281</links>
<title>Linux Documentation Project</title>
<outline>Linux Documentation Project Home Page News General Information Linux HOWTOs Linux Documentation Project Manuals Development Projects Products, Companies, and Organizations User Groups Links Downloading</outline>
<keys>bootprompt*2, rltour, umsdos*2, faqw, bogomips*2, domen*2, hmirrors*2, runux, copylefted, bootdisk*2, howtos*7, howto*165, iomega*2, consoles*2, busmouse*2</keys>
<excerpt>
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Linux is a complete, copylefted UNIX clone for Intel
386/486/Pentium machines. It includes Emacs, X11R6, gcc,
TeX/LaTeX, groff, TCP/IP, SLIP, UUCP, the works. Here's
everything you ever wanted to know about Linux but were afraid to ask.
General |
HOWTOs |
Manuals |
Devel |
Products |
User Groups |
Links |
FTP |
LJ |
Other |
Comments |
Mirrors
Last Modified on 24 September 95
Running Linux on Tour During August
and September I'm touring the U.S. and Canada to
Important: If you are accessing these pages from a site
</excerpt>
<desc>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/Bootdisk-HOWTO.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3211</bytes>
<words>440</words>
<links>33</links>
<title>The Linux Bootdisk HOWTO</title>
<outline>The Linux Bootdisk HOWTO Graham Chapman, [e-mail] 1. Introduction 2. Disks 3. Components 4. Samples 5. FAQ 6. References</outline>
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<excerpt>
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v1.02, 25 June 1995
This document describes how to create Linux boot, boot/root and utility
maintenance disks. These disks could be used as rescue disks or to test
new kernels.
* 1.1 Why Build Boot Disks?
* 1.2 Feedback and Credits
* 1.3 Change History
* 2.1 Summary of Disk Types
* 2.2 Boot
* 2.3 Root
* 2.4 Boot/Root
* 2.5 Utility
* 3.1 File Systems
* 3.2 Kernel
* 3.3 Devices
* 3.4 Directories
* 3.5 LILO
* 4.1 Disk Directory Listings
* 4.2 Shell Scripts to Build Diskettes
* 5.1 Q. How can I make a boot disk with a XXX driver?
</excerpt>
<desc>Linux Bootdisk HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/Busmouse-HOWTO.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2166</bytes>
<words>238</words>
<links>24</links>
<title>The Linux Busmouse Howto</title>
<outline>The Linux Busmouse Howto Mike Battersby, [e-mail] 1. Introduction. 2. Determining your mouse type. 3. Getting your mouse working. 4. Using your mouse. 5. Still can't get your mouse going?</outline>
<keys>busmouse*19, inport*2, logitech*2, mice*7, ati*2, ss*19, xl*2, howto*19, compiling, mouse*6, acknowledgements, xfree*2, kernel, protocols*2, testing*2, interfaces</keys>
<excerpt>
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v1.2, 2 August 1994
* 1.1 Disclaimer.
* 1.2 Feedback.
* 1.3 Acknowledgements.
* 2.1 Mouse interfaces.
* 2.2 Inport mice.
* 2.3 Logitech mice.
* 2.4 PS/2 mice.
* 2.5 ATI-XL mice.
* 2.6 Mouse protocols.
* 3.1 Mouse protocols.
* 3.2 Inport and Logitech mice.
* 3.3 ATI-XL mice.
* 3.4 PS/2 mice.
* 3.5 Compiling the kernel.
* 3.6 The mouse devices.
* 3.7 Testing your mouse.
* 4.1 Testing your mouse.
* 4.2 XFree86</excerpt>
<desc>Linux Busmouse HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/CDROM-HOWTO-7.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3581</bytes>
<words>610</words>
<links>16</links>
<title>References</title>
<outline>7. References</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Contents of this section
I have already mentioned the README files, typically installed in
/usr/src/linux/drivers/block/
. These can be a gold mine of
useful information.
The following usenet FAQs are posted periodically to
news.answers
and archived at
internet FTP sites such as
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/
:
*alt.cd-rom FAQ
*comp.periphs.scsi FAQ
Several other Linux HOWTOs have useful information relevant to CD-ROM:
* SCSI HOWTO
*
Hardware Compatibility HOWTO
*
Sound HOWTO
*
</excerpt>
<desc>Next
References
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/Commercial-HOWTO-4.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2826</bytes>
<words>474</words>
<links>9</links>
<title>Disclaimer</title>
<outline>4. Disclaimer</outline>
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<excerpt>
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This HOWTO is not actually a HOWTO in the sense of the
Linux Documentation Project
. Instead, it is an
instrument to investigate the commercial Linux
opportunity and to list applications which were already
ported and marketed in a native Linux version. As a
software vendor, you probably know that you can
alternatively offer Linux users a statically linked SCO
version of your application which would probably run
under the iBCS2 emulator (albeit with a small
performance penalty and higher memory
requirements</excerpt>
<desc>Previous
Related Information
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/ELF-HOWTO.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2214</bytes>
<words>259</words>
<links>20</links>
<title>The Linux ELF HOWTO</title>
<outline>The Linux ELF HOWTO Daniel Barlow <[e-mail]> 1. What is ELF? An introduction 2. Installation 3. Building programs in ELF 4. Patches and binaries 5. Further information 6. Legalese</outline>
<keys>elf*19, rearranging, caveats, migrate, ss*14, filesystem, upgrade*3, conceptual, howto*14, debugging, panic, compile, loading, outline, capability, convert</keys>
<excerpt>
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v1.11, 13 September 1995
This document describes how to migrate your Linux system to compile
and run programs in the ELF binary format. It falls into three
conceptual parts: (1) What ELF is, and why/whether you should upgrade,
(2) How to upgrade to ELF-capability, and (3) what you can do then.
* 1.1 What ELF isn't
* 1.2 Why you should(n't) convert to ELF
* 2.1 Background
* 2.2 Before you start --- Notes and Caveats</excerpt>
<desc>Linux ELF HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/Ethernet-HOWTO.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>7303</bytes>
<words>961</words>
<links>82</links>
<title>Linux Ethernet-Howto</title>
<outline>Linux Ethernet-Howto Paul Gortmaker, Editor. 1. Introduction 2. What card should I buy for Linux? 3. Vendor/Manufacturer/Model Specific Information 4. Clones of popular Ethernet cards. 5. Cables, Coax</outline>
<keys>ethercard, linksys, realtek, telesyn, accton, nexxxx, mylex, znyx, ethernet*87, microdyne, sager, bpf, thinnet, adaptors, interlan, probed, dfi, telesis, xircom</keys>
<excerpt>
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v2.4, 27 May 1995
This is the Ethernet-Howto, which is a compilation of information
about which ethernet devices can be used for Linux, and how to
set them up. It hopefully answers all the frequently asked questions
about using ethernet cards with Linux. Note that this Howto is focused
on the hardware and low level driver aspect of the ethernet cards,
and does not cover the software end of things. See the NET2-Howto
for that stuff.
* 1.1 Using the Ethernet-Howto
* 1.2 Disclaimer and Copyright
* 1.3 Mailing Lists and the Linux Newsgroups
* 1.4 Related Documentation
* 1.5 New Versions of this Document
* 2.1 Eight bit vs 16 bit
* 2.2 Low price Ethernet cards
* 2.3 Vendors</excerpt>
<desc>Linux Ethernet HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/Firewall-HOWTO.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2910</bytes>
<words>353</words>
<links>29</links>
<title>Firewalling and Proxy Server HOWTO</title>
<outline>Firewalling and Proxy Server HOWTO David Rudder, [e-mail] 1. Introduction 2. Understanding Firewalls 3. Setting This All Up 4. Firewalling Software 5. The Proxy Server 6. Advanced Configurations</outline>
<keys>ipfw*2, firewall*27, drawbacks*2, proxy*7, configuring*2, wrapper, ss*23, securing, todo, howto*23, firewalls, udp, readings, basics, toolkit, setting*3, packets</keys>
<excerpt>
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This document is designed to teach the basics of setting up a firewall on a Linux based PC. Also covered is the installation and use of Proxy Servers to allow greater access to the Internet from behin...
* 1.1 Feedback
* 1.2 Disclaimer
* 1.3 Copyright
* 1.4 My Reasons for Writing This
* 1.5 TODO
* 1.6 Further Readings
* 2.1 Drawbacks with Firewalls
* 2.2 Proxy Servers
* 3.1 Hardware requirements
* 3.2 Setting up the Software
* 3.3 Configuring the Network Addresses
* 3.4 Testing it out
* 3.5 Securing the Firewall
* 4.1 Available</excerpt>
<desc>Linux Firewall HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/Ftape-HOWTO.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>5359</bytes>
<words>766</words>
<links>44</links>
<title>ftape-HOWTO</title>
<outline>ftape-HOWTO 1. Legalese 2. News flash 3. The preliminaries 4. Getting and installing ftape 5. (Un)supported hardware 6. Backing up and restoring data 7. Creating an emergency boot floppy for ftape 8. Frequently</outline>
<keys>ftape*52, unmounting, harrekilde, insmod, ehhh, khp*2, qic*10, cpio, floppies*2, appending, hmtl, fdc, dknet*2, complains, detects, ss*33, howto*39, fetched</keys>
<excerpt>
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Kai Harrekilde-Petersen,
<[e-mail]>
v1.53, 2 July 1995 for ftape-2.03b
This HOWTO discuss the essentials of the do's and dont's for the
ftape driver under Linux. The ftape driver interfaces to
QIC-40, QIC-80, QIC-3010 and QIC-3020 compatible drives only. The QIC-3010 and
QIC-3020 standards are also known as `QIC-WIDE'. These drives connects via
the floppy disk controller (FDC). It does not cover SCSI or QIC-02
tape drives. DAT tape drives usually (always?) connect to a SCSI controller.
This is but one of the Linux HOWTO documents. You can get an index of the
HOWTOs from
the Linux HOWTO index
, while the real HOWTO's can be fetched (using ftp ) from</excerpt>
<desc>Linux Ftape HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/German-HOWTO-1.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3010</bytes>
<words>422</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>Vorwort/Copyright</title>
<outline>1. Vorwort/Copyright</outline>
<keys>uebernehmen*2, truemper*2, lannert*2, frerk*2, vervielfaeltigt, auszuschliessen, ausdruecklich, verpflichtung, kommerzieller, infolgedessen, makarevitch, irgendeiner</keys>
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Copyright (1994,1995) Winfried Truemper [e-mail]
1995 Thomas Ploss [e-mail]
Das German-HOWTO darf im ganzen oder teilweise vervielfaeltigt und
vertrieben werden, sowohl in gedruckter als auch in elektronischer
Form, solange dieses Copyright beibehalten wird. Kommerzieller
Vertrieb ist in diesem Sinne ausdruecklich erlaubt.
Alle auf diesem HOWTO basierenden Werke stehen automatisch unter
diesem Copyright.
Text, Abbildungen und Programme in diesem HOWTO wurden mit grosser
Sorgfalt erarbeitet. Dennoch</excerpt>
<desc>Previous
Vorwort/Copyright
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/German-HOWTO-3.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2195</bytes>
<words>307</words>
<links>8</links>
<title>Die Tastenbelegung der Textkonsolen</title>
<outline>3. Die Tastenbelegung der Textkonsolen</outline>
<keys>nodeadkeys*2, konfigurationsdateien, sonderwuenschen, weiterfuehrende, ueblicherweise, kommandozeile, bootvorganges, vorgefertigte, cursortasten, einfachsten</keys>
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Im Verzeichnis "/usr/lib/kbd/keytables" liegen fuer die verschiedenen
Tastaturen der verschiedenen Nationen vorgefertigte
Konfigurationsdateien. Mit dem Kommando "loadkeys" kann man eine
solche Datei laden und die Tastatur neu belegen.
Im einfachsten Falle werden Benutzer einer deutschen Tastatur mit
der Belegung "de-lat1-nodeadkeys.map" zufrieden sein</excerpt>
<desc>Die Tastenbelegung der Textkonsolen
Next
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/German-HOWTO-4.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3172</bytes>
<words>431</words>
<links>7</links>
<title>Die Tastaturbelegung von "XFree86" (ab Version 2.1)</title>
<outline>4. Die Tastaturbelegung von "XFree86" (ab Version 2.1)</outline>
<keys>deadkeys*3, einstellungen*2, dauerhaft*2, tasten*2, exakt*2, xkeycaps*4, tastaturkonfiguration, tastaturbelegung, entkommentieren, folgendermassen, weiterfuehrende</keys>
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Version 2.1: Mit Ausnahme der in der Tastaturbelegung vereinbarten "deadkeys"
werden die Tasten exakt wie auf den Textkonsole belegt.
Die "deadkeys" (s.o.) sind unter X tatsaechlich "dead" - aber
leider ganz "dead", nicht nur halb.
Version 3.1: Die Tastatur ist exakt wie auf der Konsole belegt, auch die
"deadkeys" (s.o.) funktionieren. (s. Abschnitt 12)
Betrifft alle Versionen: Um in den Genuss der "Alt"- und "Alt Gr"-Tasten zu kommen, sind
einige Zeilen in der Datei "/usr/lib/X11/Xconfig" bei Version</excerpt>
<desc>Die Tastaturbelegung von "XFree86" (ab Version 2.1)
Previous
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/HOWTO-INDEX-2.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1502</bytes>
<words>239</words>
<links>10</links>
<title>Where Do I Get Linux HOWTOs?</title>
<outline>2. Where Do I Get Linux HOWTOs?</outline>
<keys>hmirrors, howtos*3, mdw*2, tsx, retrieved, howto*10, heavily, mirror*4, regularly, sunsite*5, unc*5, mirrors, linux*5, chapter*4, toc*3, follows, posted, code*8</keys>
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HOWTOs can be retrieved via anonymous FTP from the following
sites:
* sunsite.unc.edu:/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO
* tsx-11.mit.edu:/pub/linux/docs/HOWTO
as well as many
mirror sites
.
You can also browse
HOWTOs
on the
World Wide Web. Many
mirror sites</excerpt>
<desc>Where To Get Linux HOWTOs?
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/HOWTO-INDEX-3.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>15610</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>85</links>
<title>HOWTO Index</title>
<outline>3. HOWTO Index</outline>
<keys>characterset*4, gortmaker*4, bootprompt*2, deisher*2, terryd*2, milz*2, skahan*3, tranter*4, umsdos*3, poohsticks, harrekilde, battersby, eissfeldt, patrickr</keys>
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The following Linux HOWTOs are currently available:
(The JE HOWTO , Printing HOWTO and SCSI HOWTO
are only available in plain text
format. This is because they have not been converted to the SGML
source format.)
*
Linux BootPrompt HOWTO
, by
Paul Gortmaker <[e-mail]>.
List of boot time arguments and overview of booting software. Updated 18 August 1995 .
*
Linux Bootdisk HOWTO
, by
Graham Chapman <[e-mail]>.
How to create a boot/root maintenance disk for Linux. Updated 25 June 1995.
* Linux Busmouse HOWTO , by
Mike Battersby <[e-mail]>.
Information on bus mouse compatibility with Linux</excerpt>
<desc>HOWTO Index
Previous
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/INFO-SHEET-1.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>5821</bytes>
<words>1005</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>Introduction to Linux</title>
<outline>1. Introduction to Linux</outline>
<keys>currect, backhoe, uptimes, reimplementation, ataris, stabilizes, kruuna, dumpster, torvalds*2, redistributable, noname, amigas, incremented, busses, developement</keys>
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Linux is a completely free reimplementation of the POSIX spec, with
SYSV and BSD extensions (which means it looks like Unix, but
does not come from the same source code base), which is available in
both source code and binary form. It is copyrighted by Linus
B. Torvalds ([e-mail]) and other contributors, and
is freely redistributable under the terms of the GNU Public License.
Linux is not public domain, nor is it `shareware'. It is `free'
software, commonly called freeware , and you may give copies away,
but you must also give the source with it or make it available in the
same way. If you redistribute any modifications</excerpt>
<desc>Introduction to Linux
Previous
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/INFO-SHEET-10.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1580</bytes>
<words>247</words>
<links>7</links>
<title>The Future</title>
<outline>10. The Future</outline>
<keys>speedups, quotas, enhancements*3, standardized, sheet*6, tty, stable*2, improvements, plenty, contribute, released*2, linux*7, extent, afraid, platform, chapter*4</keys>
<excerpt>
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After Linux 1.0 has been released, work was done on several
enhancements. Disk access speedups, TTY improvements, and many
more things are now available in Linux 1.2.
Linux 1.2 has now been released, and many new enhancements,
including virtual memory enhancements</excerpt>
<desc>Previous
The Future
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/INFO-SHEET-8.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1277</bytes>
<words>199</words>
<links>7</links>
<title>Legal Status of Linux</title>
<outline>8. Legal Status of Linux</outline>
<keys>copyleft, gpl*2, distributable, sheet*6, shouldn, copyrighted, supplied, freely, bsd, referred, chapter*4, utilities, toc*3, follows, license, although*2, gnu</keys>
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Although Linux is supplied with the complete source code,
it is copyrighted software, not public domain. However, it is
available for free under the GNU Public License, sometimes
referred to as the ``copyleft</excerpt>
<desc>Legal Status of Linux
Next
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/INFO-SHEET-9.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3997</bytes>
<words>647</words>
<links>8</links>
<title>News About Linux</title>
<outline>9. News About Linux</outline>
<keys>crosspost, phoned, crossposting, unmoderated*5, flamed, faxed, technologically, adept, intimately, mdw*2, splitting, newsgroup*17, subs, linux*35, thief, sheet*6</keys>
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A monthly magazine, called Linux Journal, was launched over
a year ago. It includes articles intended for almost all skill
levels, and is intended to be helpful to all Linux users.
One-year subscriptions are $19 in the U.S., $24
in Canada and Mexico, and $29 elsewhere, payable in US
currency. Subscription inquiries can be sent via email to
[e-mail], or faxed to [phone], or phoned to
[phone], or mailed to Linux Journal, PO Box 85867,
Seattle, WA 98145-1867 USA. Please do not send credit card
numbers via email; the internet is not secure, and it is
entirely possible that a technologically adept thief may steal
your credit</excerpt>
<desc>News About Linux
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/Installation-HOWTO.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2271</bytes>
<words>232</words>
<links>19</links>
<title>The Linux Installation HOWTO</title>
<outline>The Linux Installation HOWTO by Matt Welsh, [e-mail] 1. Introduction 2. Hardware Requirements 3. Getting Linux 4. Installing the Software 5. Configuring LILO 6. Miscellaneous</outline>
<keys>repartitioning, booting, partitions, installation*14, slackware*4, ss*13, swap, howto*13, focusing, installing, preparing, distributions, install, describes</keys>
<excerpt>
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v3.3, 11 December 1994
This document describes how to obtain and install the Linux software,
focusing on the popular Slackware distribution (version 2.0.1). It is the first document which a new Linux user should read to get
started.
* 1.1 Other sources of information
* 1.2 New versions of this document
* 1.3 Feedback
* 3.1 Linux Distributions
* 3.2 Slackware Space Requirements
* 3.3 Getting Slackware via Mail Order
* 3.4</excerpt>
<desc>Linux Installation HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/Kernel-HOWTO.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>5122</bytes>
<words>658</words>
<links>57</links>
<title>The Linux Kernel HOWTO</title>
<outline>The Linux Kernel HOWTO Brian Ward, [e-mail] 1. Introduction 2. Important questions and their answers 3. How to actually configure the kernel 4. Compiling the kernel 5. Patching the kernel</outline>
<keys>firewalling, bdflush, hdparm, ables, kernel*58, loadable, redirecting, unpacking, ss*46, kernels*2, lilo, howto*46, libc, conditional, orig, compile*3, configuring</keys>
<excerpt>
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v0.36, 10 September 1995
This is a detailed guide to kernel configuration, compilation, and upgrades.
* 1.1 Read this first! (I mean it)
* 1.2 A word on style
* 2.1 What does the kernel do, anyway?
* 2.2 Why would I want to upgrade my kernel?
* 2.3 What kind of hardware do the newer kernels support?
* 2.4 What version of gcc and libc do I need?
* 2.5 What's a loadable module?
* 2.6 How much disk space do I need?
* 2.7 How long does it take?
* 3.1 Getting the source
* 3.2 Unpacking the source
* 3.3 Configuring the kernel
* 3.4 Now what? (The Makefile)
* 4.1 Cleaning and depending
* 4.2 Compile time
* 4.3 Other ``make''ables
* 4.4 Installing the kernel
* 5.1 Applying</excerpt>
<desc>Linux Kernel HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/META-FAQ.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2060</bytes>
<words>189</words>
<links>15</links>
<title>Linux Meta-FAQ</title>
<outline>Linux Meta-FAQ Michael K. Johnson, [e-mail] 1. Introduction 2. Getting Linux 3. Linux FTP sites 4. Linux distributions (aka ``releases'') 5. Linux mailing-lists 6. Documentation for various</outline>
<keys>wirzeniu, wirzenius, mailservers, johnsonm, nigel, vnet, lars, ss*5, mainly, helsinki, valuable, meta*6, johnson, follows, linux*4, wrote, sources*2, physical</keys>
<excerpt>
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v4.1, 9 August 1995
This is the Meta-FAQ for Linux. It is mainly a list of valuable
sources of information. Check these sources out if you want to learn
more about Linux, or have problems and need help. Lars Wirzenius
([e-mail]) wrote the first version of this document,
and it is now maintained by Michael K. Johnson ([e-mail]).
Mail me if you have any</excerpt>
<desc>Linux META-FAQ
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/Mail-HOWTO.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2232</bytes>
<words>260</words>
<links>20</links>
<title>The Linux Electronic Mail HOWTO</title>
<outline>The Linux Electronic Mail HOWTO Vince Skahan, <[e-mail]> 1. Introduction 2. Hardware Requirements 3. Getting the software 4. Mail 'Transport Agents' 5. Mail "User Agents" 6. Acknowledgements</outline>
<keys>mailx, smail, ss*14, sendmail*2, howto*14, feeding, elm, agents*3, ida, locally, communicate, describes, delivery, setup, transport, disclaimer, mail*18, follows</keys>
<excerpt>
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v1.18, 31 March 1995
This document describes the setup and care+feeding of Electronic Mail (e-mail)
under Linux.
You need to read this if you plan to communicate locally or to remote sites
via electronic mail.
You probably do *not* need to read this document if don't exchange
electronic mail with other users on your system or with other sites.
* 1.1 New versions of this document
* 1.2 Feedback
* 1.3 Copyright Information</excerpt>
<desc>Linux Electronic Mail HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/News-HOWTO.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3277</bytes>
<words>437</words>
<links>29</links>
<title>The Linux News HOWTO</title>
<outline>The Linux News HOWTO Vince Skahan, <[e-mail]> 1. Introduction 2. Hardware Requirements 3. Getting USENET News software 4. News Transport Software 5. News Readers 6. Acknowledgements 7. Frequently</outline>
<keys>internetnews, relaynews, doexpire, mthreads, cnews, newsreaders, downstream, shortage, ss*22, cleanup, trn*2, howto*22, locally*2, tin*2, feeding, nn*2, nntp*3</keys>
<excerpt>
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v1.15, 31 March 1995
This document describes the setup and care+feeding of USENET News under Linux.
You need to read this if you plan to post or read USENET news either locally
on your site or between your site and other sites. You probably do *not* need
to read this document if don't plan to provide USENET news as a feature of
your system.
* 1.1 New versions of this document
* 1.2 Feedback
* 1.3 Copyright Information
* 1.4 Standard Disclaimer
* 1.5 Other sources of information
* 1.6 Where NOT to look for help
* 4.1 Cnews Cleanup Release
* 4.2 InterNetNews (INN)
* 4.3 Other News Transport Agents
* 5.1 Tin
* 5.2 Trn/Mthreads</excerpt>
<desc>Linux News HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/PCI-HOWTO-1.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1351</bytes>
<words>223</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>Introduction</title>
<outline>1. Introduction</outline>
<keys>motherboards, pci*9, motherboard, herein*2, mistakes, occasional, chip*2, compile, grammar, refers, slight, expansion, howto*5, speaker, obvious, scsi, conducted</keys>
<excerpt>
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Many people, including me, would like to run Linux on a PCI-based machine.
Since it is not obvious which PCI motherboards and PCI cards will work
with Linux and which do not, I conducted a survey and spent some hours</excerpt>
<desc>Introduction
Previous
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/PCI-HOWTO-12.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3164</bytes>
<words>569</words>
<links>7</links>
<title>Conclusion</title>
<outline>12. Conclusion</outline>
<keys>highperformance, syncmaster, edodram, scsibus, moneny, iiyama, drews, roell, idek, spea*2, gup*2, multisync, asus*3, truecolor, sram*2, dram*4, enviroment</keys>
<excerpt>
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If you have some moneny to put into your machine, you'd be well off
with a Pentium90, ASUS-SP4, which is what I use at the moment. If you
can afford 32M RAM that would be much better than 16M RAM.
Real soon now the upcoming standard will be the Triton Chipset with
support for special SIMMS called EDODRAM, and SRAM. Both will be more
expensive than PS2-RAM, and at the time of writing (28-June-1995) SRAM is not
available. While EDO-DRAM is more expensive, this is not because of the
production costs, they are said to be the same.
For a highperformance system I would still choose</excerpt>
<desc>Conclusion
Next
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/PCI-HOWTO-4.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1947</bytes>
<words>320</words>
<links>7</links>
<title>Pat Dowler ([e-mail]) with ASUS SP3G</title>
<outline>4. Pat Dowler ([e-mail]) with ASUS SP3G</outline>
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* ASUS SP3G board (it is rev.4 == saturn II)
* AMD DX4-100 CPU (need to set jumper 36 to 1&2 rather than 2&3,
otherwise it's set the same as other 486DXn chips)
* 256K cache (comes with 15ns cache :-)
* 16meg RAM (2x8meg)
* ET4000 ISA video card
* quantum IDE hard drive
* SMC Elitel16 combo ethernet card
Unlike some other reports, I</excerpt>
<desc>Next
Pat Dowler ([e-mail]) with ASUS SP3G
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/PCI-HOWTO-6.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2783</bytes>
<words>469</words>
<links>7</links>
<title>Video-Cards</title>
<outline>6. Video-Cards</outline>
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Linux people have successfully used 9 XGE Level 12, ELSA Winner 1000,
and S3-928 video cards. The XFree86(tm)-3.1.1 does support boards
with the tseng et4000/w32 in accelerated mode, as well as S3
Vision 864 and 964 chipsets including boards like the ELSA Winner
1000Pro and 2000Pro, Number Nine GXE64 and GXE64Pro, Miro Crystal
20SV). Support in the S3 Server for the Chrontel8391 clock chip has
been added.
Trio32 and Trio64 S3 Boards like the SPEA V7 Mirage P64 PCI and MIRO
Crystal 40SV, are also supported</excerpt>
<desc>Video-Cards
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/PCI-HOWTO-7.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4295</bytes>
<words>755</words>
<links>7</links>
<title>Ethernet Cards</title>
<outline>7. Ethernet Cards</outline>
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Of course the ISA-ethernet-cards still work, but people are asking
for PCI-based ones. The author of many (if not most) ethernet-
drivers said the following some time ago (unfortunately I have not managed
to contact him about new information):
Subject: PCI ethernet cards supported?
The LANCE code has been extended to handle the PCI version.
I hope to get the PCI probe code (about a dozen extra lines in the LANCE
driver) into the next kernel version.
I'm working on the 32 bit mode code.
I haven't yet started the 21040 code.
I'll write drivers for the PCnet32 mode and the DEC 21040. That
will cover most of the PCI ethercard market.
file://cesdis</excerpt>
<desc>Ethernet Cards
Previous
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/PCMCIA-HOWTO.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<words>642</words>
<links>40</links>
<title>Linux PCMCIA HOWTO</title>
<outline>Linux PCMCIA HOWTO David Hinds, [e-mail] 1. General information and hardware requirements 2. Compilation, installation, and configuration 3. Usage and features 4. Problems with specific</outline>
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<excerpt>
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v1.50, 17 October 1995
This document describes how to install and use PCMCIA Card Services
for Linux, and answers some frequently asked questions.
The latest version of this document can always be found at
cb-iris.stanford.edu in /pub/pcmcia/doc . An HTML
version is at
http://hyper.stanford.edu/~dhinds/pcmcia/pcmcia.html
* 1.1 Introduction
* 1.2 Copyright notice and disclaimer
* 1.3 What is the latest version, and where can I get it?
* 1.4 What systems are supported?
* 1.5 What PCMCIA cards are supported?
* 1.6 When will card X be supported?
* 1.7 Mailing list
* 2.1 Prerequisites and kernel setup
* 2.2 Installation
* 2.3 Site-specific configuration options
* 2.4</excerpt>
<desc>Linux PCMCIA HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/PPP-HOWTO.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>9154</bytes>
<words>1353</words>
<links>79</links>
<title>Linux PPP HOWTO</title>
<outline>Linux PPP HOWTO Al Longyear, [e-mail] 1. Preface 2. General information 3. Other implementations 4. Compatibility 5. Authentication files 6. Construction problems 7. Problems running pppd 8</outline>
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<excerpt>
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v1.11, 12 July 1995
This document contains a list the most Frequently Asked Questions
(FAQ) about PPP for Linux (and their answers). It is really
not a HOWTO, but is in `classical' Question / Answer form.
* 2.1 What is PPP?
* 2.2 My university (company) does not support PPP. Can I use PPP?
* 2.3 Where is PPP?
* 2.4 I just obtained PPP. What do I do with it?
* 2.5 Where are additional sources of information for PPP?
* 2.6 Where should I post questions about PPP?
* 2.7 The PPP software doesn't work. HELP!!!
* 2.8 How do I use PPP with a system which uses dynamic IP assignments? It assigns a different IP address to me with each call.
* 2.9 How do I know what IP address</excerpt>
<desc>Linux PPP HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/Printing-HOWTO</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>117242</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
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<excerpt>
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The Linux Printing-HOWTO
A guide to printing and previewing files
under the Linux operating system.
Copyright (C) 1994 by Grant Taylor and Brian McCauley
Contents
--------
1 Intro
2 Printing software
2.1 text
2.2 pr
2.3 PostScript
2.4 fonts
2.5 faxing
2.6 *roff, man pages
2.7 Printing text via PostScript
2.7.1 mpage
2.7.2 a2ps
2.7.3 enscript
2.7.4 gslp
1 Intro
</excerpt>
<desc>Linux Printing HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/SCSI-Programming-HOWTO.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4536</bytes>
<words>313</words>
<links>40</links>
<title>The Linux SCSI programming HOWTO</title>
<outline>The Linux SCSI programming HOWTO Heiko Eißfeldt [e-mail] 1. Introduction 2. What Is The Generic SCSI Interface? 3. What Are The Requirements To Use It? 4. Programmers Guide 5. Overview</outline>
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<excerpt>
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This document deals with programming the Linux generic SCSI interface.
* 3.1 Kernel Configuration
* 3.2 Device Files
* 3.3 Device Mapping
* 12.1 Transfer Lengths
* 12.2 Timeout And Retry Values
* 14.1 HOWTOs and FAQs
* 14.2 Mailing list
* 14.3 Example code
* 15.1 Device driver writer helpers
* 15.2 Utilities
* 20.1 Error status decoding
* 20.2 Status codes
* 20.3 SCSI Sense Keys
* 20.4 Hostcodes
* 20.5 Driver codes
* 21.1 ASC and ASCQ in lexical order
* 21.2 ASC and ASCQ in numerical order
</excerpt>
<desc>Linux SCSI Programming HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/Serial-HOWTO.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>6346</bytes>
<words>771</words>
<links>62</links>
<title>The Linux Serial HOWTO</title>
<outline>The Linux Serial HOWTO by Greg Hankins, [e-mail] 1. Introduction 2. Supported serial hardware 3. What are the names of the serial ports? 4. What is getty ? 5. What is setserial ? 6. What</outline>
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v1.8.1, 9 October 1995
This document describes how to set up serial communications devices on a Linux box.
* 1.1 Copyright
* 1.2 Other sources of information
* 1.3 New versions of this document
* 1.4 Feedback
* 1.5 Disclaimer
* 2.1 Multiport serial boards (with 16450/16550A UARTs)
* 2.2 Intelligent multiport serial boards
* 3.1 Major and minor device numbers of serial devices in /dev
* 4.1 About getty_ps
* 4.2 About mgetty
* 4.3 About agetty
* 6.1 Hardware requirements
* 6.2 Talking to your modem
* 6.3 Dial out modem configuration
* 6.4 Hardware flow control
* 7.1 Dial in and out modem configuration
* 7.2 Installing getty_ps
* 8.1 Hardware requirements
</excerpt>
<desc>Linux Serial HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/Sound-HOWTO.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>5536</bytes>
<words>802</words>
<links>52</links>
<title>The Linux Sound HOWTO</title>
<outline>The Linux Sound HOWTO 1. Introduction 2. Sound Card Technology 3. Supported Hardware 4. Installation 5. Applications Supporting Sound 6. Answers To Frequently Asked Questions 7. References</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Jeff Tranter,
[e-mail]
v1.11, 23 August 1995
This document describes sound support for Linux. It lists the
supported sound hardware, describes how to configure the kernel
drivers, and answers frequently asked questions. The intent is to
bring new users up to speed more quickly and reduce the amount of
traffic in the usenet news groups.
* 1.1 Acknowledgments
* 1.2 Revision History
* 1.3 New versions of this document
* 1.4 Feedback
* 1.5 Distribution Policy
* 3.1 Sound Cards
* 3.2 Alternate Sound Drivers
* 3.3 PC Speaker
* 3.4 Parallel Port
* 4.1 Installing the Sound Card
* 4.2 Configuring the Kernel
* 6.1 What are the various sound device files?
</excerpt>
<desc>Linux Sound HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/UPS-HOWTO.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2711</bytes>
<words>265</words>
<links>24</links>
<title>The UPS Howto</title>
<outline>The UPS Howto 1. Introduction 2. What you need to do (summary) 3. How it's supposed to work 4. Where to get the appropriate software 5. How to set things up 6. User Enhancements 7. User Enhancements 8</outline>
<keys>tripplite, hjstein, uninterruptable, ups*16, standby, untouched, stein*2, berger, harvey*2, ss*12, intact, howto*12, huji, smart*2, dummy, lucky, contributors</keys>
<excerpt>
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Harvey J. Stein, [e-mail] , Berger
Financial Research, Ltd.
v1.3, 16 April 1995
This document will help you connect an uninterruptable power supply to
a Linux box... if you're lucky...
Copyright (c) 1994 by Harvey J. Stein. You may use this document as
you see fit, as long as it remains intact. In particular, this notice
(along with the contributions below) must remain untouched.
* 1.1 Contributors
* 1.2 Important disclaimer
* 1.3 Other documents
* 11.1 General Experiences.
* 11.2 Advice 1200</excerpt>
<desc>Linux UPS HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/UUCP-HOWTO.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2887</bytes>
<words>379</words>
<links>26</links>
<title>The Linux UUCP HOWTO</title>
<outline>The Linux UUCP HOWTO Vince Skahan, <[e-mail]> 1. Introduction 2. Hardware Requirements 3. Getting UUCP 4. Installing the Software 5. Frequently Asked Questions about Linux UUCP 6. Acknowledgements</outline>
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This document describes the setup and care+feeding of UUCP under Linux. You
need to read this if you plan to connect to remote sites via UUCP via a modem,
via a direct-connection, or via Internet. You probably do *not* need to read
this document if don't talk UUCP.
* 1.1 New versions of this document
* 1.2 Feedback
* 1.3 Copyright Information
* 1.4 Standard Disclaimer
* 1.5 Other sources of information
* 1.6 Where *NOT* to look for help
* 4.1 Extracting the compressed sources
* 4.2 Edit Makefile.in to set installation directories</excerpt>
<desc>Linux UUCP HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/mini/Boca</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>8078</bytes>
<words>1404</words>
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<excerpt>
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BOCA-HOWTO
Installing a Boca 16-port serial card (Boca 2016) with Linux
This HOWTO is being maintained by David H Dennis,
[e-mail], to try and help any other individuals who
may have acquired a BocaBoard, stared at it and found out that it
didn't seem to do anything.
A very high percentage of those interested in the BocaBoard are also
interested in becoming Internet Service Providers (ISPs). If you are
one of them, please feel free to drop by my web site,
http://amazing.cinenet.net , and check out my Inet-Access FAQ, over
5,000 lines detailing how to hook up to the net and how to make your
Internet provider business succeed in these most interesting</excerpt>
<desc>Linux Boca mini-HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/mini/BogoMips</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>30128</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
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<excerpt>
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BogoMips mini-Howto
Wim C.A. van Dorst
21 September 1995
This text gives a little information about BogoMips, compiled
from various sources by news and mail. This text is retrievable
from ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/mini/BogoMips.
An article is to be published in Linux Journal this fall.
The Lowest: H. Peter Anvin
386DX/16 387 nocache
0.57 BogoMips
The Highest: David Mosberger-Tang
Alpha 21064A/275
273.37 BogoMips
Contents of this HOWTO:
What are BogoMips Lars Wirzenius
How to estimate BogoMips several authors
Variations in BogoMips rating Linus Torvalds
Standalone BogoMips program Jeff Tranter
BogoMips ... failed Wim van Dorst
From Lars Wirzenius</excerpt>
<desc>Linux BogoMips mini-HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/mini/Caching-named</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>15858</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
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<excerpt>
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Caching named mini howto.
Version 1
(C)opyright 1995 Nicolai Langfeldt. Do not modify without amending
copyright, distribute freely but retain copyright message.
Please send money, comments and/or questions to [e-mail].
I would appreciate it if someone sent me a section 3 for (c)slip
users.
Contents:
1. Introduction
2. Setting it up
3. Automatic setup when connecting (and disconnecting).
4. Getting a new root.cache file.
5. Of forwarders and slaves.
1. Introduction
This mini howto describes how to set up set up a caching name server.
This is primarily usefull for people connected to the net with a
(dialup) modem, using SLIP, PPP and similar protocols, because</excerpt>
<desc>Linux Caching named mini-HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/mini/Getty-ps</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>15825</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
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<excerpt>
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Mini getty_ps-HOWTO
by Mark Horton [e-mail], [e-mail]
OK, this seems to keep cropping up and I'm getting tired of
emailing what works for me and serial lines and getty and
uugetty (sorry about all the ands :) above !) so I'm posting
this to c.o.l.help instead. IMHO, mgetty+sendfax is a very
nice package if you want to doitall with a single modem
line. However, to create a getty/uugetty situation which
serves dial-up lines, uucp in and outbound, and serial local
devices, the getty_ps package (again IMHO) is an excellent
way to go.
The suggestions below work on my systems and have, in one form
or another, worked for almost two years of my Linux experiences</excerpt>
<desc>Linux getty-ps mini-HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/mini/IO-Port</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1454</bytes>
<words>248</words>
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<excerpt>
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From [e-mail] Tue Oct 18 13:01:34 EDT 1994
A number of people have been asking for this...
To use IO ports in C programs:
1. include
2. Call ioperm(port,num,1) at somewhere near the start of the program
(before accessing ports).
3. Access ports</excerpt>
<desc>Linux IO Port mini-HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/mini/Key-Setup</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>18181</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
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<excerpt>
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Linux Keyboard Setup Mini-Howto
Stephen Lee, [e-mail]
Version 1.2, 13 May 1995
This Mini-HOWTO document describes setting up the kernel and applica-
tions to handle the Cursor control keys.
1. Introduction
It has been annoying to me that cursor keys had not work consistently
across different programs (and on different machines), so I took some
time and tried to fix all that. Here I document my experience so
others would not need to go through the same tedious cycle I did.
I'm using Slackware 2.0.1, so pathnames to files might be different
from yours if you are using a different distribution.
Some of the material here appeared in an earlier ``BackSpace Mini</excerpt>
<desc>Linux Key Setup mini-HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/mini/Keystroke</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>9786</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
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<excerpt>
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=================== Keystroke-HOWTO, version 2.0 ====================
Linux Keystroke HOWTO
by
Zenon Fortuna ([e-mail])
INDEX
0. What is "Keystroke-HOWTO" ?
1. History of changes
2. Short description
3. Tools for keyboard driver modification
4. Modifying keytable file
4.0 Example of keytable file modification
4.1 Temporary modification of the keyboard setup
4.2 Permanent modification
5. Example of the key_macro script
6. Comments
7. Further ideas ?
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
0. What is "Keystroke-HOWTO" ?
This document is for users, who want to assign special action to some
This text does NOT discuss remapping</excerpt>
<desc>Linux Keystroke mini-HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/mini/Large-IDE</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>7518</bytes>
<words>1220</words>
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<excerpt>
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IDE drives (IDE drives with over 1024 cylinders). However, many distributions
still use older kernels for their installation disks, so this might be
relevant.
Everything I Know About Linux and EIDE
--------------------------------------
Introduction
------------
It is possible to use Linux on a large EIDE drive with no restrictions
on where anything resides. I only deal with DOS and Linux here, but
the approach I suggest should be compatible with other operating
systems as well.
I presently use version 1.0.9 of the kernel, but everything here
applies to kernels at least through 1.1.34. Sometime in the future,
Linux will probably support EIDE gracefully and transparently</excerpt>
<desc>Linux Large IDE mini-HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/mini/Online-Support</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>7056</bytes>
<words>1134</words>
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<excerpt>
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THE LISC ONLINE LINUX SUPPORT MINI HOW-TO
-----------------------------------------
Or, "Friendly Help With Linux Questions" :)
This Mini-How-To briefly describes LISC, the Linux Internet Support
Cooperative. Updated versions will be posted on comp.os.linux.answers and
in all of the usual ftp locations. For additional information, check with
me via email, "lilo ". But the best way to locate
me is to find me online. ;)
1. What is LISC?
LISC, the Linux Internet Support Cooperative, is an informal group which
provides friendly online support and problem assistance, for new and
experienced Linux users, using Internet Relay Chat (IRC). We can be found
on the LinPeople</excerpt>
<desc>Linux Online Support mini-HOWTO
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/mini/Swap-Space</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>9856</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
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<excerpt>
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SHARING SWAP SPACES BETWEEN LINUX AND MS-WINDOWS
A mini-HOWTO
by
H. Peter Anvin
Copyright (C) 1994, 1995 H. Peter Anvin
0. ABSTRACT
Many people use both Linux and MS-Windows. The ability to do so is an
important part of "the Linux revolution"; i.e. letting people
experiment with (and get hooked on) Linux while still being able to
run their off-the-shelf software. Since both Linux and MS-Windows use
virtual memory with swap to disk, a frequently occurring question in
comp.os.linux.setup is how to share swap spaces, in order to reduce the
amount of disk space needed.
There are several methods for sharing swap spaces, the one described
in this document is probably the</excerpt>
<desc>Linux Swap Space mini-HOWTO
</desc>
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<excerpt>
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******************submisson for "Tiny-News-HOWTO"**************************
*********************NOTE UPDATED PERMISSION*******************************
Copyright (c) May 25, 1995 Kent Lewis (Kenneth M. Lewis, Jr.)
If this document is accepted by the Linux Documentation project, permission
is granted to make it distributable in accordance with the LDP HOWTO
distribution policy, with the stipulation that the author would like to
review it in its final form before LDP releases it.
************
I am a Linux user whose net access consists of a ppp link which is not up
all the time. My internet service provider is in another town, so I have
to pay phone tolls while I'm</excerpt>
<desc>Linux Tiny News mini-HOWTO
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/linux/ldp/HOWTO/mini/Visual-Bell</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<excerpt>
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Visible bell mini-Howto
Alessandro Rubini, [e-mail]
v2.00, May 1995
This doc explains something about termcap usage and provides a pointer
to a kernel patch to completely disable audible bells on demand.
1. Introduction
The Linux console driver beeps the audible bell whenever a BEL char is
output (ASCII code 7). Though this is a right choice for the default
behaviour, many users don't like their computer to beep. This mini-
Howto is meant to explain how to tell applications not to output the
BEL code. Pointers to a kernel patch are provided as well. The patch
is intended as a catch-all approach to avoid mangling with termcap and
applications' defaults</excerpt>
<desc>Linux Visual Bell mini-HOWTO
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/people/home/buie/os2games.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<words>491</words>
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<title>The Ultimate OS/2 Gaming Page</title>
<outline>The Ultimate OS/2 Gaming Page</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Last Modified: October 20th, 1995
by Benjamin C. Buie ([e-mail])
Thanks to David Barnes for the OS/2 Cube and Fred Boyle for
the rotating OS/2 animation
Welcome!!! This page is not very fancy, but hopefully it will be very
helpful to all you OS/2 users out there. Basically, the purpose of this
page is to provide a source of information about OS/2 gaming. More specifically,
this page will provide
*Breaking News about OS/2 Gaming
*Information on OS/2 Born Games in development and already out (see Criteria )
*Information on DOS/Win Ports in development and already out (see Criteria</excerpt>
<desc>Ultimate OS/2 Gaming Page
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/people/home/jyan/</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Home Page of Jay J. Yan</title>
<outline>Education Graduate Teaching Assistant</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Welcome to the Home Page of
Jay J. Yan
Date
School
City, State
Country Major Degree 9/94-6/95 Uni. of Mass. Dartmouth N. Darmouth, MA USA Physics!? MS 9/91-6/94 Chinese Academy of Sci. Beijing China CS ME 9/86-7/91 Uni of Sci & Tech of China Hefei, Anhui China CS...
CS 2390 Modeling and Design - Fall 1995
Instructor:
Prof. Gregory Abowd
TAs:
Steve Klivansky (Section B)
me (Section A)
CS 2390s given before:
CS 2390 - Winter 1995
CS 2390 - Spring 1995
News group:
git.cc.class.2390
Office:
Rm 154, CoC Bld.
More personal information of mine.
</excerpt>
<desc>Jun Yan
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/people/home/keithg/beer/index.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<outline>404 Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>Atlanta Reviews
Keith Gardner's Beer Guide
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
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<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1363</bytes>
<words>182</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>Parallelization of CFD Simulator</title>
<outline>Parallel CFD References</outline>
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<excerpt>
Constructed by Jeffrey Vetter.
* "Development of a Parallel Spectral Element Method Code using SPMD Constructs." Parallel CFD 95. Pasadena, CA. June 1995. (w/ Harris Bergman, Karsten Schwan, and David Ku)
[ Abstract (Postscript)
... Paper (Postscript)
]
[e-mail]</excerpt>
<desc>Parallel CFD
Parallel Computational Fluid Dynamics
PCFD homepage
</desc>
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<outline>404 Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/people/home/ways/index.html
Thierry Emile Ways
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/people/index.grad.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<words>1500</words>
<links>195</links>
<title>College of Computing Graduate Students</title>
<outline>A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z</outline>
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<excerpt>
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A , B , C , D , E , F , G , H , I , J , K , L , M , N , O , P , Q, R , S , T , U, V , W , X, Y , Z
Kiran Achyutuni
Mike Albers
Khaled S. Ali
Don Allison
Kevin Almeroth
Annie I. Anton
Stephen C. Arnold
Dietmar Aust
Eric Z. Ayers
Tucker Balch
T. Callantine
</excerpt>
<desc>Graduate Students
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/scivis/projects/glyph/glyph.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2931</bytes>
<words>426</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>Glyph</title>
<outline>Project Description Project Members Sponsors</outline>
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<excerpt>
Glyphmaker: An Interactive, Programmerless Approach for
Custom Visualization and Analysis of Data
View of the 3D Glyph Editor for creating and grouping glyphs.
View of the Binder interface for mapping data
variables onto glyph elements.
Molecular dynamics data with the Conditional Box surrounding a region.
Special glyph bindings may be chosen for the data in this region.
Data courtesy of Hai Ping Chen and Uzi Landman, Physics.
Researchers analyzing large datasets usually have neither the time nor the
expertise to do their own graphics programming. Yet standard methods
of visualizing</excerpt>
<desc>Glyphmaker
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/scivis/scivis_home.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>493</bytes>
<words>66</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>Scientific Visualization Home Page Notice</title>
<outline>NOTICE!!!</outline>
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<excerpt>
The SciVis Home Page has moved to
http://www.gatech.edu/scivis/scivis_home.html
Please make a note</excerpt>
<desc>Sci Vis Home Page
Scientific Visualization Lab
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/services/asug/</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2384</bytes>
<words>345</words>
<links>8</links>
<title>Atlanta Silicon Graphics User Group</title>
<outline>Atlanta SGI User Group.</outline>
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<excerpt>
WebFORCE: SGI's "One Stop Web Shop"
Jim Denneney, SGI Engineer
Tuesday 6/13/95
The Atlanta Silicon Graphics User's Group (ASUG) is a lawless, volunteer
organization that meets 6 times a year to share ideas and talk about
experiences with Silicon Graphics hardware and software. Our meetings
involve visualization and general UNIX topics. We don't elect officers,
impose dues or charge cover. Silicon Graphics graciously foots the bill
for the cost of mailing our newsletter.
ASUG</excerpt>
<desc>Atlanta Silicon Graphics User Group
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/services/sgimeta.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>5441</bytes>
<words>901</words>
<links>39</links>
<title>An SGI Meta-Page</title>
<outline>An SGI Meta-Page. SGI Internet Resources. 3rd Party Vendors . On-line Software for SGI Systems. USENET Newsgroups. E-Mail Discussion Lists. Technical Papers, Notes , etc. Other Resources. Other SGI Meta</outline>
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<excerpt>
* - SGI's WWW home page
( Germany , Netherlands , UK , Taiwan , Japan , Australia , Southeast U.S. )
*Silicon Studio WWW home page -
*SGI's Reality Web Server (employee home pages, etc.).
* Ion Visual Computing Server (Online SGI Magazine).
* SGI's Anonymous FTP (ftp.sgi.com).
* Another SGI Anonymous FTP site (sgigate.sgi.com).
* - Mips WWW home page.
*Alias, Wavefront, etc.
* SGI Archives - Anonymous FTP Sites w/Tons O' Software.
*Same thing as above, only the text version .
* SGI Demoware - Try-n-buy software.
* Audio Applications for SGI Systems.
*WWW Sites with
SGI Software Archives .
* Freeware, Shareware, PD
Home Pages .
* FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions from comp.sys.sgi.*
* FAQ - Text</excerpt>
<desc>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/services/sgimeta.html
Silicon Graphics Meta-Page
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/services/sgimeta/papers.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>263</bytes>
<words>31</words>
<title>404 Not Found</title>
<outline>404 Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>Technical Papers, Notes
White Papers, Notes
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/services/sgiusers.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>32544</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>48</links>
<title>Silicon Graphics User Groups</title>
<outline>SGI User Groups Last Modified: 8/31/95 NOTICE!! Table of Contents: Locations: SGI User Groups with WWW Home Pages: SGI User Groups "At-a-Glance": Observations: Contacts: SGI User Group Relatives: How to</outline>
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<excerpt>
- Corrected information about the Dutch User Group.
- Added info about SGI-related SIGs at SIGGRAPH '95.
Here's a summary of information about 26 known Silicon Graphics (SGI)
User Groups around the world. This summary can be found on the World
Wide Web at the following URL:
http://www.cc.gatech.edu/services/sgiusers.html
The summary can also be found at the following Anonymous FTP locations:
ftp://viz.tamu.edu:/pub/sgi/lists/usersgroups
ftp://ftp.cc.gatech.edu/pub/people/randy/sgiusers.txt
If you have information about a group, please use the
template found
at the end of this post and send me some e-mail. Some of the information is
perhaps old and some is incomplete, so if you can fill in the</excerpt>
<desc>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/services/sgiusers.html
SGI User Groups
</desc>
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<lycos>
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<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>De Angela Duff
Duff, De Angela
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/stasko/cgi-bin/polkaanim</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1476</bytes>
<words>221</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>Interact with POLKA Animations</title>
<outline>Interact with POLKA Animations</outline>
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<excerpt>
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This page allows you to view actual live POLKA software
visualizations of parallel and distributed programs.
Requirements:
To view these animations, you must be on a machine which runs the
X-Window System. Only three steps are needed.
1. Check that the box labeled </excerpt>
<desc>animation gallery
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/student.services/classrooms.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>6689</bytes>
<words>671</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>Student Services</title>
<outline>Fall Qtr. 1995 Classroom Schedule</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows Please note that changes may occur. Please check this regularly.
Also note that this may not line up correctly on certain versions of Mosaic
for the MAC.
*=changes since creation of document
***=subject to change again
Last Updated: Fri., Oct. 6, 1995, 9:58am
CS 1155A Zegura MWF9 COC/101
CS 1155C Karloff TTH3-4:30 COC/102
CS 1501A-H Moore TTH12-1:30 Physics/L4
CS 1501A Lab: W12-1:30 PC Cluster/Libr.
CS 1501A1 Lab: F3-4:30 PC Cluster/French
CS 1501B Lab: W1:30-3 PC Cluster/Libr.
CS 1501C Lab: W3-4:30 PC Cluster/Libr.
CS 1501D Lab: W3-4:30 PC Cluster/French
CS 1501E Lab: W4:30-6 PC Cluster/Libr.
CS 1501F Lab: W7:30-9 PC Cluster/Libr.
CS 1501G Lab: Th3-4:30 PC Cluster</excerpt>
<desc>Classroom locations for the quarter
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/student.services/courses.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>42476</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>143</links>
<title>College of Computing Courses</title>
<outline>COURSES OF INSTRUCTION</outline>
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<excerpt>
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CS 1155 . Understanding and Constructing Proofs
3-0-3.
Introduction to the basic techniques of rigorous argumentation emphasizing the
reading and writing of formal and informal proofs in discrete mathematics and
computer science.
CS 1410 . Programming Concepts, Standards, and Methods I
3-3-4.
First course in problem solving using computers. The concept and notation of
algorithms. Problem analysis, development of algorithms, and their
implementation in a procedure-oriented language (Pascal).
CS 1411 . Programming Concepts, Standards, and Methods II
3-3-4. Prerequisite: CS 1410 .
A continuation of the development of discipline in program design and
implementation and</excerpt>
<desc>Course Information
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/student.services/gre.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2619</bytes>
<words>350</words>
<title>Student Services: GRE</title>
<outline>Graduate Record Examinations (GRE)</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows All applications to the graduate degree programs of the College of Computing
must include both General and Subject (Computer Science) GRE Test Scores. All
scores should be sent directly to Graduate Admissions/Georgia Tech.
Acceptable GRE scores for the MS program:
*80% General (or Above)
*75% Subject (or Above)
Acceptable GRE scores for the PhD program:
*80% General or Above
*80% Subject or Above
1994-1995 DATES (paper and pencil administrations only)
*October 14, 1995
*December 9, 1995
*April</excerpt>
<desc>The Graduate Record Examination (GRE)
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/student.services/info.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1572</bytes>
<words>240</words>
<links>10</links>
<title>Student Services</title>
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<excerpt>
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Faculty Office Hours
TA Office Hours
Fall Qtr. 95 Classroom LOCATIONS
CS Fall Qtr. 95 Course Listing via Oscar Web
CoC EXAM Schedule for FALL Qtr. 95 Course Descriptions
WWW Experimental Classes
Projected Course Schedule
(postscript file)
GT Tentative Five Quarter School Calendar
Last</excerpt>
<desc>Calendars
Quarterly Information
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/student.services/phd.requirements.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3858</bytes>
<words>568</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>Student Services</title>
<outline>Admission Requirements to the Ph.D. program</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Thank you for your interest in the Doctoral program in the College of
Computing at the Georgia Institute of Technology. The College has
implemented a new policy of only admitting Doctoral students during the Fall
quarter. The DEADLINE for applying for Fall 1996 is Jan. 15, 1996.
The College of Computing encourages applications from qualified individuals
for our Ph.D. program. (If you are a US citizen or permanent resident, you can
apply online and pay no application fee.) This is an exciting program whose objective is to
produce well-rounded professionals for research and teaching in the broad
discipline of Computing.
Admission to the Ph.D. program is highly competitive</excerpt>
<desc>Admission Requirements to the College of Computing Ph.D. Program
overview of admission requirements to the Ph.D. program
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/student.services/stud.serv.home.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2115</bytes>
<words>319</words>
<links>13</links>
<title>Student Services: College of Computing</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
Any button with this
symbol on it is also clicklable.
PROGRAMS: Research Brochure (HTML version) Research
Brochure (Postscript version) Quarterly Information
Course Descriptions
Calendars
For you no-graphics users:) Student Services Staff | Graduating Students
LastModified: August 17, 1995 by De Angela Duff ([e-mail])
</excerpt>
<desc>Student Services
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/systems/</url>
<date>16-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>5839</bytes>
<words>808</words>
<links>31</links>
<title>College of Computing - Systems Research Group Home Page</title>
<outline>Systems Research Group What's New! Motivation Current Projects: Faculty: Visiting Researchers: Students: Contact information:</outline>
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<excerpt>
* HPPCEL Lab Renovations
* International Conference on Configurable Distributed Systems
* Distributed Labs Project
* Falcon and Progress: Interactive Program Steering
* COBS Project
Parallel and distributed machines have become the premiere computational
engines for both business and research endeavors, and their use is
permeating into many other disciplines. In addition, new ways of interacting
with computers have evolved, enabling higher levels of interaction among end
users as well as enhanced interactivity between end users and their programs
than previously possible. As a result of these developments, large-scale
applications routinely use multiple distributed and prallel machines
connected</excerpt>
<desc>Operating Systems
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/systems/projects/Cthreads/index.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4462</bytes>
<words>648</words>
<links>7</links>
<title>Cthreads</title>
<outline>Projects Availability for other target machines Some papers related to Cthreads People</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Cthreads -- A parallel programming library
Cthreads is a user-level threads package that runs on several
uniprocessors and multiprocessors. It offers support for shared-memory
parallel programming. The uniprocessor support is intended for development,
debugging and classroom use. Cthreads should work on the following
architectures/operating systems:
* Sun Sparc SunOS 4.1.3
* Sun Sparc Solaris 2.4
* SGI MIPS IRIX 4.0.5
* SGI MIPS IRIX 5.2
* KSR KSR1 and KSR2 KSROS 1.1.4
* KSR KSR1 and KSR2 KSROS 1.2
* IBM RS6000 AIX 3.2
* x86 Linux
The current version of Cthreads can be retrieved here .
This is a link to a Gzip'd tar file. Your browser may decompress the file
during</excerpt>
<desc>C-threads
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/tech_reports/Tech_reports.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>College of Computing Technical Reports</title>
<outline>College of Computing Technical Reports INDEXES:</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows All files are available via anonymous ftp from ftp://ftp.cc.gatech.edu/pub/coc/tech_reports/ .
* 1995
* 1994
* 1993
* 1992
* 1991
Hard copies of GIT-CC-xx-xx technical reports that are not available
electronically can be requested by contacting De Angela Duff at
[e-mail] . Also, if you have any problems and/or suggestions
concerning the College of Computing TR pages and/or ftp site,
please contact De Angela Duff as well.
There are a few other home</excerpt>
<desc>College of Computing Technical Reports
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/tech_reports/index.94.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>College of Computing Technical Reports</title>
<outline>College of Computing Technical Reports 1994 Index</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows GIT-CC-94-01
A Functional Theory of Creative Reading
Moorman and Ashwin Ram GIT-CC-94-02
Adaptive and Automated Index Selection in Relational DBMS GIT-CC-94-03
Reasoning About Conditional Progress Properties GIT-CC-94-04
A Study of Wait-Free Hierarchies in Concurrent Systems GIT-CC-94-05
A Lower Bound for Noncommutative Monotone Arithmetic Circuits GIT-CC-94-12
</excerpt>
<desc>1994
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.gatech.edu/ugrads/Dane.ChinLoy/</url>
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<title>404 Not Found</title>
<outline>404 Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found
The requested URL /ugrads/Dane</excerpt>
<desc>Dane Chin-Loy
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.geneseo.edu/hometxt.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Jun-95</lmod>
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<links>7</links>
<title>SUNY Geneseo Home Page</title>
<outline>Welcome to Geneseo's WWW server</outline>
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<excerpt>
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* Geneseo Campus Resources
* Other Geneseo and SUNY WWW Pages
* Interesting Sites to Explore on the WWW
* FYI : News and Changes
* Genesee Valley Community
* About</excerpt>
<desc>here
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.iastate.edu</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>2378</bytes>
<words>357</words>
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<title>Iowa State University Computation Center</title>
<outline>Iowa State University Computation Center</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
The Durham Center for Computation and Communication
What's New in ISU WWW Info
Computation Center Staff
Public Homepage Server
Experimental Trouble Reporting Facility
Microcomputer Network Services (MicroNet)
Majordomo
Online Documentation, Information, and Training:
* OLC Stock Answers
* Project Vincent Message of the Day
* Computation Center Short Courses
* Computation Center Newsletters
* Other online documentation
Other Electronic Information Sources at</excerpt>
<desc>[ISUCC]
Computation Center
first part
Home page for site www.cc.iastate.edu:80
Iowa State
Posting the Same Article to Several Newsgroups (Crossposting)
Prompts and Commands
Re-Reading Articles
Reading a Newsgroup
Rearranging the Newsgroup List
Redirecting Followups
Replying by E-mail
Saving Articles
Screening Articles Automatically (Killfiles)
second part
Subscribing to Newsgroups
the next section
the previous section
third part
Universal Commands
Your News Administrator
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.iastate.edu/general-info.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Jul-95</lmod>
<bytes>3805</bytes>
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<links>30</links>
<title>For Your Information</title>
<outline>For Your Information</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
World Wide Web (WWW) General Information:
*What is the World
Wide Web ?
* NCSA Mosaic Home Page , What's New With NCSA Mosaic , and NCSA's Internet Resources Meta-Index
* NCSA Mosaic Demo Document
* World Wide Web FAQs and Guides
Online Documentation:
* Usenet FAQs project from Ohio State. For example:
C FAQs ,
Compression FAQ ,
Dec FAQ ,
GNU Emacs FAQ ,
Perl FAQ ,
TeX/LaTeX FAQ ,
Unix FAQs .
* PERL -- Practical Extraction and Report Language manual page
* An Introduction to Usenet News and the TRN Newsreader
Internet Guides to Exploration:
* Internet Web Text -- An excellent guide to the Internet by John December.
Other Interesting Internet Services:
</excerpt>
<desc>General Information about the WWW and links to other interesting sites
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.iastate.edu/hrstaff/hrstaff/homepage.html</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Jul-94</lmod>
<bytes>672</bytes>
<words>93</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>Iowa State University</title>
<outline>Iowa State University Campus Map</outline>
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<excerpt>
Click on an area of campus to get an exploded view
under construction
This page currently constructed by
sdb
last modified July 14, 1994</excerpt>
<desc>ISU Campus Map
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.iastate.edu/olc_answers/newsletters/olc_index.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2352</bytes>
<words>334</words>
<links>18</links>
<title>Computation Center Newsletters</title>
<outline>Project Vincent OLC Stock Answers</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
The path to this OLC Stock Answer is:
2. Computation Center Newsletters
Topic: Computation Center Newsletters
* October, 1994
* November, 1994
* December, 1994
* January, 1995
* February, 1995
* March, 1995
* April, 1995
* May, 1995
* June, 1995
* July, 1995
* August, 1995
* September, 1995
* October, 1995
This index was created Fri Oct 20 18:08:55 CDT 1995
Any questions, comments, or suggestions concerning this interface to OLC Stock Answers should be</excerpt>
<desc>Computation Center Newsletters
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.iastate.edu/trnint-3.3.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>06-Feb-94</lmod>
<bytes>80559</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>43</links>
<title>An Introduction to Usenet News and the TRN Newsreader</title>
<outline>An Introduction to Usenet News and the trn Newsreader Contents Part I: Introduction Overview of Usenet News Your News Administrator Overview of the trn Newsreader Part II: Tutorial Prompts and Commands</outline>
<keys>coopersmith, rotocol, ransfer, alanc, crossposting*2, redirecting*2, killfiles*2, rearranging*2, canceling*2, followups*2, batches*2, proofreading, jtbell</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
Jon Bell <[e-mail]>
Dept. of Physics and Computer Science
Presbyterian College
Clinton, South Carolina 29325, USA
with thanks to
David Barr <[e-mail]>
for suggestions and proofreading
October 2, 1993
Copyright 1993 by Jonathan Bell. You may modify this document for local use
and/or redistribute it, provided that you keep the original credits intact.
* Part I: Introduction
* Overview of Usenet News
* Your News Administrator
* Overview of the trn Newsreader
* Part II: Tutorial
* Prompts and Commands
* Universal Commands
* Getting Started
* Subscribing to Newsgroups
The purpose of this document is to give you a quick introduction to Usenet
</excerpt>
<desc>An Introduction to Usenet News and the TRN Newsreader
Introduction to Usenet News and the trn Newsreader, by Jon Bell
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.it-hiroshima.ac.jp</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>969</bytes>
<words>91</words>
<links>4</links>
<title>HIroshima Institute of Technology</title>
<outline>What's New!! HIT General Information Other WWW Home Pages Demonstration</outline>
<keys>hitmap, saeki, miyake, hiroshima*2, ku, japanese*2, hit, ok, regarding, root, japan, image*3, adm, blockquote*2, oct, sep, jp, saturday, cc, questions, friday</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
Welcome to the H.I.T. Home page!
2-1-1 Miyake Saeki-Ku , Hiroshima 731-51 , JAPAN
Japanese version is here .
Any questions regarding HIT information services should go to
www-adm</excerpt>
<desc>Hiroshima Institute of Technology
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.jyu.fi/~juhtolv/pink/bileet.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2689</bytes>
<words>377</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>Bileet</title>
<outline>Bileet Sadonkorjuujuhla</outline>
<keys>bileet*5, pikkujoulut*3, paikalle*3, teema*3, suunniteltu*2, juhtolv*2, tulen*2, kyll*2, ylioppilasteatterin, tiedotuskanaviamme, keskussairaalantie, suunnitelmissamme</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
(Viimeksi muutettu 10.10.1995 klo 17.45)
Laskuri 7.10.1995 lahtien: Tervetuloa bileisiimme, jotka tastedes pidetaan remontoidussa ja
uudistuneessa YO-talossa. Sisaan mennaan ns. "Gaylaamon" eli YO-talon
alakerran kautta, josta paasee sitten myos ylakertaan. Suunnitelmissamme
on, etta tulevissa bileissa olisi ainakin joskus jokin teema. Kellonaika
on 21.00-02.30. Liput 25/35 mk. A-oikeudet ja DJ.
YO-talon osoite on : Keskussairaalantie 2
Seuraavat bileet
"Etko ole viela korjannut syksyn satoa? Tule ja keraa</excerpt>
<desc>Bileet
Previous
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.jyu.fi/~juhtolv/pink/jasen.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1625</bytes>
<words>202</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>Jaseneksi liittyminen</title>
<outline>Pink Clubin jaseneksi liittyminen</outline>
<keys>jasenmaksu*2, alennusta*2, jaseneksi*2, bileissa*2, sisaanpaasymaksuista, pankkisiirtokuitti, gayravintoloiden, jasentiedotteen, viestiriveille, gaykirjakaupat</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
(Viimeksi muutettu 7.10.1995)
Laskuri 7.10.1995 alkaen: Liittymalla Pink Clubin jaseneksi saat lukuisia etuja. Jasenkorttia
vilauttamalla saat alennusta bileiden ja gayravintoloiden
sisaanpaasymaksuista koti- ja ulkomailla. Lisaksi monet gaykirjakaupat
antavat alennusta. Jasenetuna saat myos nelja</excerpt>
<desc>Jaseneksi liittyminen
Next
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.jyu.fi/~juhtolv/pink/snailform.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1761</bytes>
<words>250</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>Postia Pink Clubille</title>
<outline>Postia Pink Clubille</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
Laskuri alkaen 10.10.1995: Talla voit lahettaa sahkopostia Pink Clubille. Jos sinulla on asiaa Pink
Clubin Gopher- ja WWW-sivujen yllapitajalle, niin paina
tasta . Täytä kentät ja
paina LAHETA -näppäintä.
Kirjoita viestisi tahan:
Missä muodossa haluat vastauksen
(Vaihtoehdot: Sahkoposti</excerpt>
<desc>tästä
tasta
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.kagoshima-u.ac.jp</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>04-Jul-95</lmod>
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<links>6</links>
<title>Kagoshima University Home Page</title>
<outline>╝»╗uAcAc│O Kagoshima University</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
</excerpt>
<desc>Ä¡ÄÖôçæaèwâzü[âÇâyü[âW
http://www.cc.kagoshima-u.ac.jp/
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.keio.ac.jp/</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2430</bytes>
<words>240</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>Keio Univ., S & T Home Page</title>
<keys>sanshokuki, yagami, unaccessible, matsunaga, kenji, yokohama, keio*4, grn*2, yel*2, bash, disclaimers, mailed, bullet*8, vacation, mat, hypermedia, exp, japan*3</keys>
<excerpt>
Welcome to Keio University, Science and Technology Campus WWW!
This is the campus -wide hypermedia
information service for the Faculty of Science and Technology, Keio
University, Yokohama, Japan. It is still experimental and under
construction. Please see our disclaimers.
!--
Notice:
There may be some unaccessible documents
during the winter vacation (12/22 -- 1/8).
Japanese page is
here.
Information in Keio University
Servers Directory
Data Sources by Subject
Other Information Servers</excerpt>
<desc>Keio Univ. (Japan)
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.keio.ac.jp/cc.keio/orange-book.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1450</bytes>
<words>187</words>
<title>UNIX Workstation (orange) book now available!</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK $B!V (BUNIX $B%o! N!"2+?'K\ (B) $B$NB3JT$G$"$k (B
$B!V (BUNIX $B%o! N (B: $B%*%l%s%8K\ (B
[e-mail]
</excerpt>
<desc>┐╖┤(C)íOUNIX Ñií╝Ñ»Ñ╣ÑAí╝Ñ╖ÑcÑoñoñañAñE╗EñAñAñSñeñª!íXE»Ca│½╗I!
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.latech.edu/~milstead/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2741</bytes>
<words>418</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>Pam Milstead's Home Page</title>
<outline>FALL 1995 Interesting Sites I Like</outline>
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<excerpt>
Welcome to
PAM MILSTEAD'S
Home Page!
Office Hours
9:30-11:30 MWF
8:00-10:00 TT
Classes
8:00-9:15 MWF
10:00-11:50 TT
Louisiana Tech University Home Page
Lady Techster Basketball
Christianity I
Christianity II
Major League Baseball
David Letterman
The Right Side of the Web Star Wars Used Software Thank you for visiting my Home Page. [e-mail] Last modified: September 22, 1995
</excerpt>
<desc>Pam Milstead's Home Page
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.lehigh.edu/~inifc/inifc.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>3515</bytes>
<words>533</words>
<links>20</links>
<title>IFC's Home Page</title>
<outline>IFC's Home Page You are guest number to view this homepage since August 1, 1995 This is the EXECUTIVE BOARD: These are the COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN:</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
Created on Wed Feb 1 10:37:44 EST 1995 by Lehigh's
Web Server. Last Updated August 1, 1995 by Big Ben
To contact us, send e-mail to [e-mail] .
Table of Contents
* Please sign our Guestbook
* Executive Board
* Committee Heads
* Member Fraternities
* "Strengthening the Residential Environment At Lehigh"
* The Big Ben Foundation
* Links To IFCs At Other Schools
* Fall 1995 Meeting Schedule
* IFC Meeting Minutes
* IFC Composite
The Interfraternity council consists of a president from each of the currently recognized fraternities at Lehigh. We also have the following officers:
PRESIDENT- Ben Malekzadeh , Chi Phi
VICE PRESIDENT- Anthony Franchina , Lambda Chi Alpha
JUDICIAL</excerpt>
<desc>Fraternities
IFC
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.mancol.edu/</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2907</bytes>
<words>465</words>
<links>5</links>
<title>Manhattan College Home Page</title>
<keys>athlpage*2, stntlife*2, rosales*2, mancol*3, mrosales, comppage, compcent, locpage, cduggan, acapage, lftarr, workr, jaspers, bookpage, grn*13, admiss*2, mauricio</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
Welcome to Manhattan College
The Home of the Jaspers Note: This Web Site is Under Construction
General
Information Admissions and Financial Aid Academics Catalogs and Course Schedules Computing, Technology, and Training
Libraries Student Life
Athletics News and Announcements Location and Points of Interest Guest Book Register E-Mail Search Comments Thanks for visiting the Manhattan College WWW server. We hope to
hear from you again soon.
If you have problems or comments concerning our WWW service,
Mauricio Rosales
</excerpt>
<desc>Manhattan College
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.mancol.edu/email.html</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1234</bytes>
<words>193</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>Manhattan College E-Mail Query Page</title>
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<excerpt>
Manhattan College E-Mail Query
General Information
E-Mail Query
If you have problems or comments concerning this e-mail query page,
please send e-mail to :
Mauricio Rosales
Network Administrator
[e-mail] Go To The Top of the Manhattan College</excerpt>
<desc>E-Mail Search
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.mancol.edu/engineer/chmlpage.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>599</bytes>
<words>69</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>Chemical Engineering</title>
<outline>Chemical Engineering Department</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
This page will include a description of the Chemical
Engineering Department, it's faculty</excerpt>
<desc>Chemical Engineering (CHML)
Chemical Engineering Department
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.miyazaki-u.ac.jp/miyazaki_area.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>08-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>1843</bytes>
<words>19</words>
<links>9</links>
<title>Miyazaki Area WWW Server List</title>
<outline>╡U║e╕(C)AañIúXúXúXÑ╡í╝ÑDí╝</outline>
<keys>oct, sep, sunday, monday, mime, ncsa, length, modified, gmt*2, content*2, version, last, date, server, text, type, html</keys>
<desc>ï{ìeéIévévévêeùùüiï{ìeæaèwüj
U║e╕(C)AañIúXúXúXÑ╡í╝ÑDí╝
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.monash.edu.au/</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>07-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>2006</bytes>
<words>283</words>
<links>7</links>
<title>Monash Home Page</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows Welcome to the Monash University Information Server
Monash Information and Publications
Includes newsletters, reports, university services and
directories, faculty handbooks.
Monash faculties and departments
Information servers from departments, faculties, administration,
support and development,
research centres and affiliated centres and institutions.
Studying at Monash</excerpt>
<desc>Cheon Yian-Hun
</desc>
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<excerpt>
My interests currently include:
* The GAUNIX project
* The Internet (all of it :)
* The Usenet (have to get my daily fix :)
* Reading, especially Science Fiction and Fantasy. More notably, the
works of:
* Isaac Asimov
* Terry Pratchett
* Recreational software, especially in X Windows:
* Spellcast</excerpt>
<desc>interests
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.monash.edu.au/alst6/com/nate/WWW/jobhunt.html</url>
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I'm a third year CS student, who is looking for a career in the computing
industry - my interests lie especially in Unix and the Internet. For further
details, look at this
covering letter
I just wrote for a really cool job at
DSTC .
Also, my resume is
here for the browsing.
Jobs I'd be interested in</excerpt>
<desc>looking for a job
looking for work
</desc>
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<date>17-Oct-95</date>
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<excerpt>
* A graphical version of IRC based on Netmaze - each "room"
of the maze has a subject, like the IRC channels, and players (who look
like smarties, if
you've never played Netmaze) "walk" around wearing those funky little
hats that the staff at fast food stores wear, but instead of saying
"McDonalds" on the side, it'll have their name. People set an initial
hello message, and then walk up to someone and "fire away"! ;)
This project will be concurrently developed on DEC stations in the
Internet</excerpt>
<desc>projects
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.monash.edu.au/inet/inet.services.html</url>
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<title>Special Internet Connections: Last update 5/28/95</title>
<outline>Special Internet Connections: Last update 5/28/95 Compiled by: Scott Yanoff - [e-mail] CONTENTS (Not a Complete Listing, so scroll down to see more) AGRICULTURE AVIATION BIOLOGY BOTANY</outline>
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<excerpt>
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(C) Copyright 1995 Scott Yanoff .
No changes are to be made to this document without
the author's written consent. Reproduction/distribution without my
permission is allowable so long as it is for NON-PROFIT
purposes.
* AGRICULTURE
* ART
* ASTRONOMY
* AVIATION
* BIOLOGY
* BOTANY
* BUSINESS /ECONOMICS/FINANCIAL
* CHEMISTRY
* COMPUTERS
* CONSUMER/COMMERCIAL INFORMATION /RESOURCES
* EDUCATION /TEACHING/LEARNING
* EMPLOYMENT
* FOOD /RECIPES/COOKING
* FTP
Agricultural Information, Family Issues, Food and Nutrition
</excerpt>
<desc>Scott Yanoff's list
Yanoff list
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.musashi.ac.jp/index_jis.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<desc>$BIpB"Bg3X(J
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<url>http://www.cc.musashi.ac.jp/mucc.html</url>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 404 Not found - file doesn't exist or is read protected [even tried multi]
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<desc>Center for Computer education
</desc>
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<excerpt>
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<title>Peace Wave 95 in Nagasaki</title>
<outline>Peace Wave 95 in Nagasaki - our wish for the abolition of nuclear weapons - Contents Nagasaki 50th Postwar Anniversary Events Calendar</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Presented by Nagasaki Prefecture (All rights reserved)
In Japanese(EUC) |
In Japanese(JIS) |
In Japanese(SJIS)
This Home Page invite you to Nagasaki 50th postwar anniversary
events. Please read these pages and come to Nagasaki.
We declared the following with all our wishes for peace.
The Nagasaki Prefectural Declaration on the Dignity of Freedom
and Peace
Today, it is our responsibility to preserve the beauty and wealth of
the earth foe future generations.
However, the world still faces many problems such as war, starvation
and environmental pollution which are increasing on a worldwide scale.
Especially, we the citizen of Nagasaki Prefecture who have suffered the</excerpt>
<desc>Peace Wave 95 in Nagasaki
</desc>
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<title>Peace Wave 95 in Nagasaki</title>
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<excerpt>
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<title>Peace Wave 95 in Nagasaki</title>
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<excerpt>
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Presented by Nagasaki Prefecture (All rights reserved)
In Japanese(EUC) |
In Japanese(JIS) |
In Japanese(SJIS)
This Home Page invite you to Nagasaki 50th postwar anniversary
events. Please read these pages and come to Nagasaki.
We declared the following with all our wishes for peace.
The Nagasaki Prefectural Declaration on the Dignity of Freedom
and Peace
Today, it is our responsibility to preserve the beauty and wealth of
the earth foe future generations.
However, the world still faces many problems such as war, starvation
and environmental pollution which are increasing on a worldwide scale.
Especially, we the citizen of Nagasaki Prefecture who have suffered the</excerpt>
<desc>Nagasaki Peace Wave '95
Peace Wave 95 in Nagasaki
PeaceWave '95
</desc>
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<excerpt>
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[e-mail]</excerpt>
<desc>$B4XO";v9`$X$N%j%s%/(B
links to related materials
</desc>
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<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>WWW.cc.nagasaki-u.ac.jp(in Japanese)</title>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>SJIS-code
</desc>
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<lycos>
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<title>WWW.cc.nagasaki-u.ac.jp(in English)</title>
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<excerpt>
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Nagasaki Univ. campus information Network
Nagasaki Univ. campus Information Network( NUNet )
is the information infrastructure of our university.
It connects all faculties and attachments in our univ.,
and started in June, 1994.
Japanese versions are
EUC-code |
JIS-code |
SJIS-code
INDEX
NUNet
Information Science Center
Nagasaki Univ. Information
Nagasaki Regional</excerpt>
<desc>English version
Nagasaki Univ. campus information Network
</desc>
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<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>WWW.cc.nagasaki-u.ac.jp(in Japanese)</title>
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<title>Link to the World</title>
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<excerpt>
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</excerpt>
<desc>Famous information servers in the world
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<lycos>
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<title>A-Bomb Museum</title>
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<excerpt>
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SJIS | EUC
Constructed in 1965, the A-Bomb Museum was built to memorialize the victims
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<desc>Nagasaki
</desc>
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<title>Nagasaki City Infomation</title>
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Welcome to Nagasaki!!
If you would like messages in Japanese, click below.
JIS | SJIS | EUC
Located on the west end of the Japan's island of Kyushu, the city of Nagasaki
offers many exotic sites for visitors of all persuasions.
Information on public transportation in Nagasaki .
Huis Ten Bosch is located in Sasebo city. Information may be obtained at other sites.
A clickable map of the city of Nagasaki.
***** Transportation within the city of Nagasaki *****
The city of Nagasaki maintains a safe and modern streetcar offering
convenient transportation amongst sites within the city. The information
is HERE . ***** Sites of Nagasaki ***** === around Nagasaki Station </excerpt>
<desc>Nagasaki City Infomation
Nagasaki City Information
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SJIS | EUC
The gatepost of the old Nagasaki Medical College now stands in monument in
front of the present day Nagasaki University Department of Medicine</excerpt>
<desc>Gatepost of old Nagasaki Medical College
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<excerpt>
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SJIS | EUC
The second torii gate of San'no Shinto shrine.
The historic One-legged Torii Gate is the remaining half of the old torii
gate of the San'no</excerpt>
<desc>One-legged Torii Gate
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.nagasaki-u.ac.jp/nagasaki/peace-E.html</url>
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<excerpt>
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Japanese messages are below.
SJIS | EUC
Built upon the ruins of the city's 1945 atomic bombing, Peace Park serves
as Nagasaki</excerpt>
<desc>Nagasaki Peace Park
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.nagasaki-u.ac.jp/nagasaki/urakami-E.html</url>
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<excerpt>
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Japanese messages are below.
SJIS | EUC
After 30 years of labor the original Urakami Cathedral was completed in
1895. Once the largest church in the Far East,</excerpt>
<desc>Urakami Cathedral
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.nagasaki-u.ac.jp/nunet/news/no1/no1-euc.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>NUNet News vol.1</title>
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<excerpt>
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</excerpt>
<desc>No 1
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.nagasaki-u.ac.jp/nunet/news/no2/no2-euc.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>NUNet News vol.2</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
</excerpt>
<desc>No 2
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.nagasaki-u.ac.jp/nunet/nunet.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Nagasaki Univ. Campus Information Network</title>
<outline>Campus Information Network ( NUNet )</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Nagasaki Univ.campus information Network
* Outline of NUNet
* Services on NUNet
* NUNet News
Outline of NUNet
Nagasaki Univ. campus Information Network ( NUNet ) consists
of inhouse LAN(local area network)s in each faculty and the backbone LAN
to connect with above LANs mutually.
It started in June, 1994 as the campus-wide network of our university.
See figure.
In faculties, relay node(router)s are installed
for connecting to the backbone LAN,
and a lot of HUBs of 10Base-T for easy-connectivity of users' terminals.
Our university spreads three separated districts(Bunkyo, Sakamoto, Katafuchi),
and they are connected with a high-speed, leased digital line.
And other</excerpt>
<desc>NUNet
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.nagasaki-u.ac.jp/nunet/time-euc.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>ntp server</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
</excerpt>
<desc>Network Time Server(NTP)
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.niigata-u.ac.jp/</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Niigata University Home Page</title>
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<excerpt>
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$B:8!'8^==Mr%-%c%s%Q%9 (B(146k), $B1&!'00D.%-%c%s%Q%9 (B(165k)
[Japanese] [English]
$B$3$N%5! $BAm9g pJs=hM}%;%s%?!
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$BL\ $N pJs$d%5! pJs=hM}%;%s%?!
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<desc>$B?73cBg3X(J
Niigata University Home Page
ÉVèâæaèw
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.org/cc/camag/cahome.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Christian American Home Page</title>
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<excerpt>
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[ Index of Articles | Search | Back Issues | Coalition Home Page ]
Copyright &169 1995 by The
Christian Coalition of
this page and</excerpt>
<desc>Christian American
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.org/cc/poll/oppoll1.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>404 Not Found</title>
<outline>404 Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found
The requested URL /cc/poll/oppoll1</excerpt>
<desc>nasty biased survey
Take a fun christian poll here.
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.org/cc/rrw/rrwpage.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>RRW MENU</title>
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<excerpt>
Religious Rights Watch, November 1995
City Policy Redefines Role of the Church
Fourth-Grader Wins Right to Distribute Religious Fliers
Court Rules that Town Discriminates
Judge OK's High School Choir's Religious Songs
Religious Rights Watch, September 1995
Christians Not Welcome in Newspaper Want Ads
School Principal Bans Pro-Life Student Posters
College Can't Deny Funds for Religious Publications
Supreme Court Denies Texaco Franchise Hearing
Religious Rights Watch, August 1995
Navy Pilot Ostracized for Voicing Religious Concerns
State Educators Sued over Class Testing
Supreme Court Strikes Ban on Student-Led Prayer
Student Prayer Now Legal in Louisiana
Ten Commandments Will Remain in City Park</excerpt>
<desc>Religious Rights Watch
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.org/cc/sc/scpage.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<outline>Scorecard Codes: Select a state from the list below:</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Voted or announced in favor of Christian Coalition's Position
Voted or announced against Christian Coalition's Position
Did not vote and did not announce position in Congressional Record
Not eligible to vote
Absent because of illness
By tradition the Speaker seldom votes
ALABAMA |
ALASKA |
ARIZONA |
ARKANSAS |
CALIFORNIA |
COLORADO |
CONNECTICUT |
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA |
DELAWARE |
FLORIDA |
GEORGIA |
HAWAII |
IDAHO |
</excerpt>
<desc>Congressional Scorecard
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.purdue.edu/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>11467</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
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<title>Purdue University</title>
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<excerpt>
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Purdue University
Welcome to the Purdue University WWW Home Page.
*Purdue News
* Gopher
* WWW
* Schools of Purdue University
* Regional Campuses
* University Resources
* Research Activities
* Student and Staff Directory
* Student Organizations
* Other Information Sources
* Admissions to Purdue University
* Web Server Index and Statistics
* Agriculture
* Agricultural Administration
* Agricultural and Biological Engineering
*Agricultural Research
* Gopher
* Veterinary Medicine
</excerpt>
<desc>A Purdue University
Other Student Organizations at Purdue
Purdue University Computing Center
Purdue University Home Page
www.cc.purdue.edu:80
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.purdue.edu/PUCC-Services/staff/Welcome.html</url>
<date>23-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Jun-95</lmod>
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<title>Purdue University Computing Center * Computing Services Staff</title>
<outline>Computing Services Division Staff</outline>
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<excerpt>
Computing Services Staff Contact
Assistant Director George Wyncott
Operations
Facilities Lon Ahlen
Engineering Mike Marsh
Customer Services
Consulting Rob Stanfield
Short Courses</excerpt>
<desc>staff
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.purdue.edu/PUCC/</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Jul-94</lmod>
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<links>4</links>
<title>Purdue University Computing Center</title>
<outline>Purdue University Computing Center Home Page</outline>
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<excerpt>
The Purdue University Computing Center (PUCC) provides a variety of
computing services to meet the instructional and research needs of
faculty, staff, and students. PUCC can provide such services by
calling on a range of systems which include microcomputers through
supercomputers</excerpt>
<desc>Purdue University Computing Center.
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.rochester.edu/UCC/TechRes/Eudora/eudora19.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<links>4</links>
<title>Eudora Help</title>
<outline>Resending Rejected Messages</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
</excerpt>
<desc>Next Chapter, Contents Page
Previous Chapter,
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.rochester.edu/UCC/TechRes/UCCGloss.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>06-May-95</lmod>
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<title>UCC's Glossary of Computing Terminology</title>
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<excerpt>
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application
a piece of software designed for a specific kind of task,
for example a word processor
article
a message posted to Usenet
ASCII
the American Standard Code for Information Interchange, ASCII
(pronounced ask-ee ) is a system for representing alphabetic and numeric
characters by a set of decimal numbers. Most modern computers use the ASCII set.
backbone
the core of a computer network , the central point
which interconnects devices of the network cross-posting an article on Usenet may be simultaneously posted to multiple newsgroups if it is of interes...
</excerpt>
<desc>Internet
USENET
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ruu.nl</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Oct-95</lmod>
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<words>574</words>
<links>12</links>
<title>Academisch Computercentrum Utrecht / ACCU-gids</title>
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<excerpt>
ACCU, Postbus 80011, 3508 TA, Utrecht,
Telefoon 030-53.14.36, Fax [phone], E-mail: [e-mail]
Welkom bij de Home-pagina van het ACCU, het Academisch
Computercentrum Utrecht. Het ACCU is onderdeel van de
Universiteit Utrecht. Ten behoeve van de universiteit en
externe klanten leveren we een grote diversiteit aan
automatiserings-diensten, diensten die staan voor: gemak,
efficiency, mobiliteit, communicatie en continuïteit.
De terreinen waarop we actief zijn, zijn: Internet (o.a. World
Wide Web), lokale netwerken, datacommunicatie, ondersteunings-
en beheer-overeenkomsten, cursussen en administratieve
automatisering.
Het ACCU en World Wide Web
Voordat u verder kennis maakt met onze</excerpt>
<desc>Academisch Computer Centrum Utrecht
Academisch Computercentrum Utrecht
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ruu.nl/aanbied.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Academisch Computercentrum Utrecht / Cursussen en Aanbiedingen</title>
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<excerpt>
Aanbiedingen Voor de meeste mensen is het kopen van apparatuur en het volgen van een cursus de eerste kennismaking met het ACCU. De ACCU-shop, onze hardware-verkoop-afdeling, komt regelmatig met nieuw...
</excerpt>
<desc>Cursussen en aanbiedingen
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ruu.nl/actueel.html</url>
<date>16-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Aug-95</lmod>
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<words>482</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>Academisch Computercentrum Utrecht / Nieuws en Actualiteiten</title>
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<excerpt>
ACCU, Postbus 80011, 3508 TA, Utrecht,
Telefoon 030-53.14.36, Fax [phone], E-mail: [e-mail]
Nieuws
Het ACCU is een dynamische organisatie. Daarom houden we
'World Wide Web-reizigers' graag op de hoogte van de recentste ontwikkelingen.
Lees onze berichtenrubriek:
Actueel! Het laatste
nieuws .
Enquete Roses
Onlangs is er een enquete gehouden onder studenten die in studenten
complexen wonen (Waranda, IBB, Tuindorp-West en de Uithof-flat). Dit in
verband met het project ROSES, dat staat voor Regionale Ontsluiting
Studenten op de Electronische Snelweg. Onderzocht is onder andere
ACCUNieuws
</excerpt>
<desc>ACCU actueel
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ruu.nl/~henny/</url>
<date>18-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>07-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>2904</bytes>
<words>469</words>
<links>18</links>
<title>Henny's Home-page</title>
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<excerpt>
H enny B ekker (that's pronounced like
heni bekker ) is an employee of the
Academisch ComputerCentrum Utrecht and can be reached via:
*Hypertext: http://www.cc.ruu.nl/~henny
*Internet Mail:
[e-mail]
*X-400: C=NL ADMD=400net PRMD=surf O=ruu OU=cc S=Bekker G=Henny
*X-500:
cn=Henny Bekker, ou=TC, ou=ACCU, o=UU, c=NL
*PGP-Email: PGP Public Key
*PGP Fingerprint: 08 E4 CE 17 15 DC 2E 4C 84 69 51 29 46 D1 24 74
*Phone: [phone]
*Fax: [phone]
Current projects
*Manageing the experimental World Wide Web
server of the Utrecht University in my spare time.
*Participating</excerpt>
<desc>[e-mail]
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ruu.nl/~henny/surface/</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>4493</bytes>
<words>707</words>
<links>26</links>
<title>SURF-ACE World Wide Web Caching Service</title>
<outline>SURF-ACE WWW Caching Service</outline>
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<excerpt>
ACCU, Postbus 80011, 3508 TA, Utrecht,
Telefoon 030-53.14.36, Fax [phone], E-mail: [e-mail]
The
SURF-ACE project
The SURF-ACE WWW Caching Service project is part of the
SURFnet Advanced Communication Environment which is SURFnet's development
project in the area of applications, running from 1995-1998.
The WWW Caching
project
This project is carried out by the Computing Centre of
Utrecht University .
The main objective is to enhance the quality and availability of the WWW
service at the Utrecht University. This will be done by providing a high
quality caching service for the WWW at the Utrecht University.
This caching service should:
*Reduce the WWW traffic on the SURFnet/Internet</excerpt>
<desc>WWW Caching Service
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.saga-u.ac.jp/othersite.j.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>5601</bytes>
<links>65</links>
<title>Other Site Information</title>
<outline>Other Site Information INDEX ║┤▓iAc│OAañIWWWÑ╡í╝ÑD ╣nAaAc│OñIWWW Ñ╡í╝ÑD WWW Servers Gopher Servers Ñ│ÑoÑOÑaí╝Ñ┐┤O╖╕ÑUÑoÑ┐í╝ ╜DEC╝O ╜nA╣ ÑpÑ╣Ñ│ÑS Information for Physicists</outline>
<excerpt>
* Other Gopher Servers
</excerpt>
<desc>A╛ñIÑ╡ÑñÑEñI╛dEo (Information on Other Sites)
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.saga-u.ac.jp/physinfo.j.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3302</bytes>
<links>31</links>
<title>Information for physicists</title>
<outline>Information for physicists ╣nAañIÑ╡í╝ÑD │ñ│░ñIÑ╡í╝ÑD</outline>
<desc>Information for Physicists
Japanese version
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.saga-u.ac.jp/saga-u-soft.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>07-Sep-94</lmod>
<bytes>2244</bytes>
<words>421</words>
<links>11</links>
<title>Original Softwares Developed in Saga University</title>
<outline>Original Softwares Developed in Saga University</outline>
<keys>ieej*11, tadaki*5, teion*2, syu*2, hoshino*4, natoinal, hirohumi, cej*2, saga*20, comittee, hirose, etoh, xfb*2, cryogenic*2, ichi, eto, sty*10, softwares</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
Japanese version here!
Version 0.03
cnn
Checking new articles in USENET news.
X window versions
are also available.
xfb.tar.gz
X window file browser by [e-mail].
IEEJ-9syu.sty.gz
LaTeX style file for the Joint Conference of Electrical and
Electronics Engineers in Kyushu by [e-mail]
IEEJ-ken.sty.gz
LaTeX style file for Report of the Studying Comittee of
IEEJ by [e-mail] IEEJ-zen</excerpt>
<desc>╕∞╚╟ñ╧ñ│ñ│!
Original Softwares Developed in Saga University
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.saga-u.ac.jp/saga-u/center/bulletin/bulletin.j.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>350</bytes>
<links>1</links>
<title>Bulletin of Data Processing Center</title>
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<desc>Bulletins(in Japanese)
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[ English | Japanese ]
Here is a performing space by students majoring in arts and crafts.
*** the Third Round! Let's make graphics together! ***
[ Collaboration You and We!! ]
Spcial Link
[ Poster exhibition against nuclear weapon test by France ]
Main Contents
[
Introducing
|
Gallery
|
Exhibition Info.
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News
|
Remarkable Sites
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[ English | Japanese ]
Welcome to Collaboration You and We!! It's a new departure!
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We're planning to total up about every 30 days.
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Collaboration You and We!! progressed in the Third Round.
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Author: Tatsuo Sugimoto
Curator: Information Processing Center SAGA University
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HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
[ What's New? | Info. ]
Last Updated: 16th Oct 1995
[ English | Japanese ]
Here is a performing space by students majoring in arts and crafts.
*** the Third Round! Let's make graphics together! ***
[ Collaboration You and We!! ]
Spcial Link
[ Poster exhibition against nuclear weapon test by France ]
Main Contents
[
Introducing
|
Gallery
|
Exhibition Info.
|
News
|
Remarkable Sites
[
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Back to SAGA UNIV. CA&C Home Page
English
The Course of Arts and Crafts of The Saga University ,JAPAN
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[ Japanese ]
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* Official Information
* Notice about Copyright
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[e-mail] .
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Official Name
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Abbreviation
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HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
Any request to: [e-mail]
Author: Tatsuo Sugimoto
Curator: Information Processing Center SAGA University
Last Updated: 8th Sep 1995
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HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
Any request to: [e-mail]
Author: Tatsuo Sugimoto
Curator: Information Processing Center SAGA University
Last Updated: 20th Sep 1995
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HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
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Author: Tatsuo Sugimoto
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HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
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Author: Tatsuo Sugimoto
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HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
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Author: Tatsuo Sugimoto
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Last Updated: 1995.8.17
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HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
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HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
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Last Updated: 1995.8.17
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HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
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HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
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Author: Tatsuo Sugimoto
Curator: Information Processing Center SAGA University
Last Updated: 11th Sep 1995
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HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
Any request to: [e-mail]
Author: Tatsuo Sugimoto
Curator: Information Processing Center SAGA University
Last Updated: 1995.8.17
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<desc>SAGA UNIV. CA&CñIE/╖E
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<url>http://www.cc.saga-u.ac.jp/saga-u/kyouiku/cac/senshoku.html</url>
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* Borough of Swarthmore * Crum Woods * Endowment * Swarthmore College Organizations
The North Campus Project is underway! Some pictures of Kohlberg Hall are available here . Swarthmore College Admissions: email: [e-mail] created by: Justin Hall '97 maintained by: Dom...
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<desc>Virtual Tour
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E xhibition S pace
"Fear" by Mattison FitzGerald
GIF (130K) or JPEG (55K)
"Start Giving" by Mattison FitzGerald
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This page created and maintained by Sherri Johnson (
[e-mail] )
for the Art and Technology Society International
Last modified June 7, 1995.
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<desc>To the Exhibition
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Hi there, and welcome to this little realm of myself--my home-on-a-page.
Yes, folks, here we are, visiting this momentous occasion from afar.
What excitement! What pathos! Oh, the humanity!
Well, to start with, here's an image of me in my
artsy mode. To round it off, here's a more natural looking picture of me , taken in France. If you're still
curious about what makes me tick, more details about my self
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<excerpt>
Unix
Mac
Windows
mail to [e-mail]
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OYAJIñIÑUí╝Ñ╕(╖uASAa)
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Apple Talk MachIntosh tietokoneiden välinen yhteyskäytäntö.
ATM Asynchronous Transfer Mode. Nopea pakettikytkentäinen tietoverkko, jossa yhdistyvät erityyppiset multimediapalvelut, kuten kuva- ääni ja datasovellukset.
BISDN Broadband Integrated Services Digital Network. Tulevaisuuden laajakaistainen monipalveluverkko, jossa käyttäjän työpiste voi samanaikaisesti toimia graafisena tietokoneena, p...
BITNET USA:ssa, Japanissa ja Meksikossa toimiva IBM:n yhteyskäytäntöä käyttävä akateeminen ja tutkimustietokoneverkko.
DATANET Telen tarjoama</excerpt>
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TIM RUSS
9250 Reseda Blvd
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Walter
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Warp 10 [ News Archive ]
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STAR TREK NEWS
(14-May-1995)
DEEP SPACE NINE AND VOYAGER NEWS (Spoilers)
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news14May1995.html
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DW9 May 30, 1995 Star Trek News [ News Archive ]
[ News Search ]
[ Latest ]
[ Briefly ]
[ Warp 10 ]
[ Newsgroups ]
[ Transporter Room ]
From: Lawrence M. Schoen ( [e-mail] )
STAR TREK NEWS
from
The Klingon Language Institute
The KLI now makes available copies of " The Klingon Dictionary "
</excerpt>
<desc>News (from KLI) - May 30, 1995
news30May1995.html
</desc>
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[ Star Trek Main ]
[ Home Pages ]
[ Transporter Room ]
[ Guides ] General:
Search all Star Trek html-files.
News:
Search all Star Trek News html-files.
Episode:
Search for Series, Episode Number, Airdate, Production Number, Stardate or Title.
Home Page:
Search for Star Trek Home Page.
IMG
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<desc>News Search
</desc>
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[ Mulgrew ]
[ Beltran ]
[ Biggs-Dawson ]
[ McNeill ]
[ Lien ]
[ Picardo ]
[ Russ ]
[ Wang ] (26K)
Neelix -an alien male- is the guide, cook and all-around handyman on
Age 39
</excerpt>
<desc>Ethan (John) Phillips
Ethan Phillips
</desc>
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[ McNeill ]
[ Lien ]
[ Phillips ]
[ Russ ]
[ Wang ] (19K)
"Electronic Man" [ Neelix /
Robert Picardo
</excerpt>
<desc>Robert Picardo
</desc>
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[ Star Trek Main ]
[ Transporter Room ]
[ Stewart ]
[ Frakes ]
[ Burton ]
[ Dorn ]
[ McFadden ]
[ Spiner ] Marina
Sirtis
IMG
ALT="----------------------------------------------------"
Counselor Deanna Troi in
</excerpt>
<desc>Marina Sirtis
</desc>
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<title>Brent Spiner</title>
<outline>Brent Spiner</outline>
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[ Star Trek Main ]
[ Transporter Room ]
[ Stewart ]
[ Frakes ]
[ Burton ]
[ Dorn ]
[ McFadden ]
[ Sirtis ] Lieutenant Commander Data in
" Star Trek: The Next Generation "
Born: February 2, 1955
From Paramount Press Release
Brent Spiner plays the android, Lieutenant Commander Data, who
</excerpt>
<desc>Brent Spiner
</desc>
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DW9 October 11, 1995 Other Star Trek Sections:
[ DW9 Home Page ],
[ Current ],
[ Home Pages ],
[ Miscellaneous ],
[ News ] U.S.S. Excelsior NCC-2000 ,
stardate 9521.6 , Hikaru Sulu
"Space, the final frontier.
</excerpt>
<desc>Finnish Star Trek Home Page
</desc>
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<excerpt>
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[ Star Trek Main ]
[ Transporter Room ]
[ Mulgrew ]
[ Beltran ]
[ Biggs-Dawson ]
[ McNeill ]
[ Lien ]
[ Phillips ]
[ Picardo ]
[ Russ ] (19K)
Garrett Wang
Harry Kim is the ops/communication officer. He is a
</excerpt>
<desc>Garrett Wang
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.u-tokai.ac.jp</url>
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<title>TOKAI University www server</title>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>$BEl3$Bg3X(J
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Tokai University
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.uch.gr/~kanag/</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Kostas Anagnostakis</title>
<outline>Disclaimer: Here are some songs!</outline>
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<excerpt>
Personal profile Favourite Drink: Ouzo with lemonjuice This page,its contents
and its links may or may not represent my opinions. But ( to my
dissapointment of course) they do not in any way represent opinions
of CC-UCH,FORTH,Greek PTT, Greek Government etc :-(
of this WWW personal document or its links is the responsibility
of the person who retrieves the information. If you do not agree,
quit now!! Read this interesting articles:
* Political
and Social Implications of the Internet
* Where to get
the latest PGP software
* Na
</excerpt>
<desc>Anagnostakis Kostas
</desc>
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<date>15-Oct-95</date>
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<title>My auto-biography</title>
<outline>Introducing myself...</outline>
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<excerpt>
I was born in Heraklio Crete,Greece in 1975. Since 1993 I
am an undergraduate at the University of Crete's
Computer
Science Department
From 10/93 until 10/94 I had been working at the
Local Operations' Center of the Computer Center of the University of Crete
and FORTH on system and network administration.
Since 10/94
I have been working at the
ICS-FORTH as a member of the
Advanced Networks</excerpt>
<desc>here
</desc>
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<lycos>
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<title>Bjorn Stabell</title>
<outline>General Information How to Contact Me Interests Fun Stuff</outline>
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Hi! My name is Bjorn Stabell and I'm 23 years old.
I'm located at the nothernmost university of the world, the
University of Tromso
in Norway .
Havoysund, Masoy kommune , Finnmark .--
Right now working full-time as a Senior Executive Officer at the
Computer Center , but that is a recent change;
before, I used to study and work
( technical staff ) at the
Department of Computer Science .
Just recently (February, 1995) I finished my diploma thesis, and I hope to
provide it on a form suitable for your casual on-line browsing some time
soon. The title of the thesis is
Software Prosthesis for Color-Defective</excerpt>
<desc>Bjørn Stabell
Stabell, Bjorn
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.uit.no/~borge/</url>
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<title>Borge Brunes' Home Page</title>
<outline>Borge Brunes</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Title: Counsellor
Address:
University Computer Centre Voice Phone Number: 77 64 41 13
University of Tromso Fax Phone Number: 77 64 41 00
9037 Tromso , Norway Email [e-mail]
My
PGP
public key
here.
December 1994 [e-mail]
</excerpt>
<desc>Borge Brunes
Brunes, Borge
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.uit.no/~larss/</url>
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<excerpt>

Lars Slettjord
University Computer Centre
University of Tromso
9037 Tromso , Norway
Voice Phone Number: [phone]
Fax Phone Number: [phone]

I am a student at the Department of Computer Science here at The
University of Tromso. My thesis has the working title "Protection
Mechanisms in Distributed Systems."
I am also a part-time employee at the computer-centre. Here I
run several web servers and the web-cache server.
Among the services I
maintain is
the university
homepage , the graphical homepage for
Norway and the
homepage for
UNINETT .
I also distribute pc-nfs licenses to the rest of the university,
</excerpt>
<desc>Slettjord, Lars
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.uit.no/~store/report.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Jul-95</lmod>
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<title>Error</title>
<outline>Error 403</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 403 Forbidden - server refuses to serve to your IP address
Forbidden - server refuses</excerpt>
<desc>SGI Indy
Software base
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.uit.no/~svenn</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Redirection</title>
<outline>Redirection</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 302 Found
This document can be found
elsewhere.
You see this message because your browser doesn't support</excerpt>
<desc>Hanssen, Svenn
Svenn Hanssen
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.uit.no/~svenn/files/classics.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Classical highlights</title>
<outline>Excerptions from some of the Classical highlights of my Record collection</outline>
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LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN
Symphonie no 9 in D minor OP 125
Presto
3:18 min, 16000 Hz, wave, mono, (6,3 Mb)
1977 DG. Berliner Philharmoniker/Herbert von Karajan
EDVARD GRIEG
Peer Gynt - Incidential music
Prelude act 1 (wedding scene)
2:56 min, 16000 Hz, wave, mono, (5,6 Mb)
1983 EMI. Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields/Neville Marriner/Stephen Shingles (solo-violin)
GUSTAV MAHLER
Symphony no 1 in D major "Titan"
Feierlich und gemessen, ohne
zu schleppen 5:22 min, 11025 Hz, wave, mono, (7 Mb)
1968 DG. Symphonie Orchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks/Rafael Kubelik
SERGEY S. PROKOFIEV
Romeo & Juliet Suite no 2 OP 64
Montagues & Capulets 4:50 min,
16000 Hz, wave, mono, (9,2</excerpt>
<desc>Classical Music
</desc>
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<lycos>
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<excerpt>
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This document can be found
elsewhere.
You see this message because your browser doesn't support</excerpt>
<desc>[e-mail]
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<excerpt>
This server is operated by Academic Computing Services at the University
of Kansas, which is the home of
* KUfacts ,
the KU campus wide information system,
* KANREN
Info , the KANREN information system,
* HNSource ,
the central information server for historians, and
*the Lynx and
DosLynx
World-Wide Web (WWW) browsers.
The current version of Lynx is 2.4 . If you are running an earlier version PLEASE UPGRADE!
Lynx 2.4.2 BETA is available for testing.
Other University of Kansas Servers
* The
University of Kansas Medical Center--Pulse
* Atmospheric Science
* Electrical</excerpt>
<desc>Home page for site www.cc.ukans.edu:80
lynx and doslynx:
Lynx Homepage
Lynx text based browser (version 2.3.7 Beta)
LYNX,
University of Kansas
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/about_lynx/lynx-dev/about_lynx-dev.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<words>353</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>Lynx-Dev Discussion List</title>
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<excerpt>
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Lynx-dev is an email list where people discuss Lynx issues.
Users, site managers, and developers interact via this list.
Topics range from "No, Virginia, Lynx does not maintain a global
history of what URLs you have visited" to how to keep the code
portable across VMS and many flavors of Un*x.
To get an idea of what this is like, visit the
list archive .
To get yourself on the distribution for</excerpt>
<desc>lynx-dev
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/cwis/events/events_main.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3343</bytes>
<words>527</words>
<links>19</links>
<title>Campus Events</title>
<outline>Announcements New Links in KUfacts Campus Events</outline>
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<excerpt>
* Announcements
from University Relations
Announcements of interest to computer users
* GCC on FALCON
* Dialin
changes for users of 864-5300 and 864-5350 Takes effect 11/20/95
* CGI
Scripts on KU multiuser systems
* Network
Changes (DNS)
*
Dial-in changes for on-campus users Takes effect 9/6/95
* KU
accounts available through World Wide Web
* Philosophy 10/19/95
* Office of
International Student Services 10/17/95
* CGI Scripts on KU ACS Multiuser Systems 10/16/95
University Relations maintains a database containing events of interest
</excerpt>
<desc>Events, activities, and announcements
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/cwis/organizations/kucia/uroulette/uroulette.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2247</bytes>
<words>389</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>URouLette</title>
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<excerpt>
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T HE N EW
UR OU L ETTE
Welcome back to URouLette and thank you for making us one of the most
popular sites on the World Wide Web. We're changing the way we do things
around here and we've put up this page to keep you informed about our plans.
URouLette has created a new WWW site dedicated to serving up the best random URL's
possible. To make sure things are running smoothly, we're offering the opportunity to
beta test</excerpt>
<desc>Random op het net
URL Roulette
URoulette!
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/cwis/people/Lou.Montulli.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1169</bytes>
<words>169</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>Bio of a Strumpet</title>
<outline>Lou Montulli</outline>
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As a member of the Distributed Computing Group of the
User Services Section of Academic Computing Services of
The University of Kansas Lou co-designed and implemented Lynx, a
curses-oriented World Wide Web</excerpt>
<desc>Lou Montulli
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/cwis/units/lsi/athp.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>6244</bytes>
<words>902</words>
<title>Assist. Tech.</title>
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<excerpt>
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ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY FOR KANSANS PROJECT (AT-KAN)
* Purpose: The Assistive Technology for Kansans Project helps find ways to
help persons with disabilities live and work as independently as possible through
assistive devices. The Assistive Technology for Kansans Project helps citizens of all
ages (and with any type disability) make a difference in how they live and work.
* Location: University of Kansas at Parsons (administration)
* Director: Charles R. Spellman, Ed.D. Sara Sack, Ph.D.
* Contact: Shelila Simmons
* Telephone: [phone] FAX: [phone] x1864
Assistive technology makes things easier for people without disabilities. For people
with disabilities</excerpt>
<desc>Assistive Technology for Kansans Project.
Assistive Technology for Kansas Project
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/cwis/units/lsi/lsihp.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>484</bytes>
<words>65</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>Life Span Institute</title>
<keys>schiefelbusch, lsism, lsi*2, span, follows, fri*2, abstracts, oct*2, institute*2, staff*2, faculty, publications, description, studies, products, document</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
Schiefelbusch Institute for Life Span Studies
* Description of the</excerpt>
<desc>Life Span Institute
LSI
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/CA048.html</url>
<date>16-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>619</bytes>
<words>78</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>cwisadmin, brocku*2, geac, brock, nexus*2, ukanaix, opac, op*2, exit, ukans, kansas, hit, owner*2, acs, login, telnet*2, rev, required, mon, fri, academic</keys>
<excerpt>
Brock University
telnet NEXUS.BROCKU.CA 1200 or 139.57.16.2 1200
No login required
OPAC = GEAC <OP006>
To exit, hit Control</excerpt>
<desc>Brock University
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/CA052.html</url>
<date>16-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>570</bytes>
<words>70</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>searchme*3, cwisadmin, uoguelph*2, guelph, ukanaix, exit, ukans, kansas, owner*2, acs, login, telnet*2, rev, mon, fri, academic, oct, computing, main, cc, link</keys>
<excerpt>
University of Guelph
telnet SEARCHME.UOGUELPH.CA or 131.104.64.35
To exit, type x on main menu
</excerpt>
<desc>University of Guelph
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/CH006.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>575</bytes>
<words>78</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>bpu*2, unine*2, neuchatel, geac, publique, montulli, bibliotheque, universitaire, ukanaix, opac, op*2, hit*2, exit, ukans, terminal, follows, vt, oct*2, telnet*2</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
Bibliotheque Publique et Universitaire de Neuchatel
telnet BPU.UNINE.CH or 130.125.94</excerpt>
<desc>Bibliotheque Publique et Universitaire de Neuchatel
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/DIR014.html</url>
<date>16-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>611</bytes>
<words>80</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>mhpower, montulli, whois*4, ukanaix, sipb, gop*2, athena, derived, accessed, matt, searches, ukans, updates, oct*2, anonymous, listing, rev, servers*2, mon</keys>
<excerpt>
WHOIS searches
Whois Servers -- can be accessed from the Internet Gopher <GOP005>
-- please send updates to Matt Power</excerpt>
<desc>WHOIS searches
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/DIR033.html</url>
<date>16-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1129</bytes>
<words>177</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>querying, montulli, ukanaix, ucl*3, hostname, prompted, depts*2, janet, quit, prompt, interface*5, nsf*2, ukans, allows*2, terminal, enter*3, advanced*2, connected</keys>
<excerpt>
X.500 service at University College London
telnet SUN.NSF.AC.UK or 128.87.8.7
You are connected to the UCL directory service. You will be prompted for
the type of interface - 'easy' or 'advanced'. The 'easy' interface will
prompt</excerpt>
<desc>X.500 service at University College London
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/DIR044.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1369</bytes>
<words>205</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>montulli, garr*3, jolly*2, abandon, ukanaix, prompted, nis*2, organisation*2, paradise*2, quit*2, organisations, participating, optional, seeking, detail, familiar</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
PARADISE Directory Service (GARR, Italy)
telnet JOLLY.NIS.GARR.IT or 192.12.192.5
Welcome to the PARADISE directory service.
You can use this directory service to look up telephone numbers and
electronic mail addresses of people and organisations</excerpt>
<desc>PARADISE Directory Service (GARR, Italy)
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/DIR045.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1509</bytes>
<words>218</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>trabaja*2, piloto*2, directorio*7, participantes, familiarizado, preguntara, mensajeria, abandonar, peticion, cuestion, pregunta, opcional, explica, detalle</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
PARADISE Directory Service (IRIS-DCP, Spain)
telnet CHICO.IRIS-DCP.ES or 130.206.1.3
Servicio Piloto de Directorio de RedIRIS
Bienvenido al Servicio de Directorio Paradise
Usted puede usar el Servicio de Directorio para buscar numeros de
telefono y direcciones de mensajeria</excerpt>
<desc>PARADISE Directory Service (IRIS-DCP, Spain)
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/DIR046.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1581</bytes>
<words>220</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>ocelote*2, trabaja*2, piloto*2, directorio*7, participantes, familiarizado, preguntara, mensajeria, abandonar, pregunta, peticion, cuestion, opcional, explica</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
PARADISE Directory Service (CICA, Spain)
telnet OCELOTE.CICA.ES or 150.214.4.4
Welcome to the Directory Service
Servicio Piloto de Directorio de RedIRIS
Bienvenido al Servicio de Directorio Paradise
Usted puede usar el Servicio de Directorio para buscar numeros de
telefono y direcciones</excerpt>
<desc>PARADISE Directory Service (CICA, Spain)
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/DIR051.html</url>
<date>16-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>441</bytes>
<words>56</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>redmont*2, montulli, ukanaix, uab*2, netfind, birmingham, alabama, ukans, login, cis*2, oct*2, telnet*2, rev, mon, wed, cc, link, pre*2, made, mailto, head*2</keys>
<excerpt>
University of Alabama at Birmingham
telnet REDMONT.CIS.UAB.EDU or 138.26.64.4
</excerpt>
<desc>Netfind: University of Alabama at Birmingham
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/DIR052.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>923</bytes>
<words>99</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>eyp*5, monolith*2, montulli, helpline, ukanaix, coll, advertise, imperial, telecom, yellow*2, exit, ukans, follows, ic*2, quick, british, login, options, conditions</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
British Telecom's "Electronic Yellow Pages" Service (Imperial Coll)
telnet MONOLITH.CC.IC.AC.UK or 155.198.5.3
ELECTRONIC YELLOW PAGES
OPTIONS
[1] SEARCH FOR</excerpt>
<desc>British Telecom's "Electronic Yellow Pages" Service (Imperial Coll)
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/DIR053.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1091</bytes>
<words>137</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>geschaeftsstelle, topleveldomain, hostmaster, montulli, zentrum, ukanaix, zurich, eth, switch*5, lookup, nic*3, corresponding, domain*4, specify, ukans, follows</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
SWITCH Internet Domain Name Service
telnet NIC.SWITCH.CH or 130.59.1.40
Enter the full domain name or HELP: help
This service allows you to specify a full domain name
e.g. host.domain.topleveldomain</excerpt>
<desc>DNS Lookup Service (Telnet)
SWITCH Internet Domain Name Service
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/DIR056.html</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>575</bytes>
<words>68</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>monolith*2, montulli, netfind*2, ukanaix, lookup, imperial, choices, quit, seed, exit, ukans, ic*2, login, options, oct*2, cc*3, telnet*2, rev, wed, level</keys>
<excerpt>
Netfind : Imperial College
telnet MONOLITH.CC.IC.AC.UK or 155.198.5.3
Top level choices:
1. Help
2. Search
3. Seed database</excerpt>
<desc>Netfind: Imperial College
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/DIR060.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>772</bytes>
<words>107</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>montulli, csi*2, ukanaix, wp*3, whois*2, greece, participating, psi, gr*2, forth*2, pilot, ukans, detailed, follows, commands, login, white*3, manager, manual</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
White Pages at Computer Technology Institute, Greece
telnet WP.CSI.FORTH.GR or 139.91.3.7
Welcome to the PSI White Pages Pilot</excerpt>
<desc>White Pages at Computer Technology Institute, Greece
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/DIR062.html</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>782</bytes>
<words>86</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>mtas, forschungsnetz, montulli, deutsches, dfn*4, ukanaix, domains, interfaces, administrator, configuration, ukans, german, oct*2, query, directory*4, telnet*2</keys>
<excerpt>
DFN-DIRECTORY German Research Network (Deutsches Forschungsnetz)
telnet 192.88.108.100
DFN-DIRECTORY main menu
[ 1 ] QUERY the Directory (User Interface menu</excerpt>
<desc>DFN-DIRECTORY German Research Network (Deutsches Forschungsnetz)
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/DIR070.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1235</bytes>
<words>86</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>vsds*2, elektrotechnicka, strojnicka, vypoctovej, kniznica, ustredna, riadenia, techniky, adresar, dopravy, utvarov, fakulta*3, vysoka, ziline, verzia, zilina</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
VSDS Zilina, Slovakia: Electronic Mail Addresses
telnet UVT.UTC.CS or 158.193.48.1
......................................................................
. Vysoka skola dopravy a spojov v Ziline .
....................</excerpt>
<desc>VSDS Zilina, Slovakia: Electronic Mail Addresses
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/FUL006.html</url>
<date>17-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>898</bytes>
<words>140</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>cuyahoga*2, montulli, fre*2, ukanaix, eighth, appeals*2, decisions*3, mercury*2, cleveland, distribute, prompt, cwru, district*2, court*4, ukans, opinions</keys>
<excerpt>
Court of Appeals of Ohio, Eighth District, County of Cuyahoga
Available on the Cleveland FREE-NET <FRE001>
At the Your Choice==> prompt type go mercury
This area contains</excerpt>
<desc>Court of Appeals of Ohio, Eighth District
Court of Appeals, 8th Circuit, Cuyahoga
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/OP007.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>394</bytes>
<words>47</words>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>geac, montulli, ukanaix, advance, ukans, follows, oct*2, rev, fri, wed, written, yet, cc, document, link, pre*2, made, file, mailto, head*2, ncsa, been, body*2</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
Geac Advance
This file has not yet been written
</excerpt>
<desc><OP007>
GEAC ADVANCE
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/OP012.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1637</bytes>
<words>197</words>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>montulli, parenthesis, wildcard, notis, screens*2, ukanaix, picking, toy, asimov, searches*4, followed*4, keyword*2, typing, operators, logical, cry, particular*5</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
Using NOTIS
Title searches: To search for a particular title, use the t= search
command followed by the title.
Example: t=foundation
Author searches: To search for a particular author, use the a= search
command followed by the author's name.
Example: a=asimov
Subject searches: To search for a particular</excerpt>
<desc><OP012>
NOTIS
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/OP016.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2854</bytes>
<words>390</words>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>mowat*2, keypad*5, remap, utcat, farley*2, procomm, montulli, pf*9, typed*2, ukanaix, choices*3, wolves, esc, cry*3, wolf*3, screens, equivalent*3, repeat*2</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
Using UTCAT
You should be at the UT Library Online Catalog -- Search Choices Menu. From
this menu, you may type 1 or 2 letter search commands and the word(s) you
want to search for. After your search command is typed in, hit the keypad
ENTER key.
AUTHOR searches: To search for a particular author, you use the A
(Author) search command followed by the author's
name.
Example: a mowat, farley
To see the index of authors, you use the AI (Author
Index) search command followed by the first author
you wish to see.
Example: ai mowat, farley
TITLE</excerpt>
<desc><OP016>
UTCAT
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/SITES2.html</url>
<date>23-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1284</bytes>
<words>155</words>
<links>13</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>hyt, montulli, fre, oth, ukanaix, ful, cwi, nets, bibliographies, dis, nas, whois, fee*2, boards, hytelnet, ukans, accessible, databases*2, follows, miscellaneous</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
Other Telnet-accessible resources
Archie: Archive Server Listing Service
Campus-wide Information systems
Databases and bibliographies
Distributed File Servers (Gopher/WAIS/WWW)
Electronic books
Fee-Based Services
FREE-NETs & Community</excerpt>
<desc>SITES2
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/UK006.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>529</bytes>
<words>72</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>blcmp, montulli, ukanaix, opac, birmingham, op*2, bham*2, exit, ukans, follows, oct*2, telnet*2, lib*2, rev, fri, wed, main, cc, lt, document, link, gt, pre*2</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
University of Birmingham
telnet LIB.BHAM.AC.UK or 147.188.224.164
OPAC = BLCMP</excerpt>
<desc>Birmingham University
University of Birmingham
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/UK013.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>545</bytes>
<words>73</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>libb*2, dynix, montulli, dundee*3, ukanaix, opac, op*2, exit, ukans, follows, login, oct*2, telnet*2, rev, fri, wed, cc, lt, document, link, gt, pre*2, menu</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
University of Dundee
telnet LIBB.DUNDEE.AC.UK or 134.36.50.100
OPAC = DYNIX <</excerpt>
<desc>Dundee University
University of Dundee
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/UK018.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>543</bytes>
<words>71</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>sersun*2, montulli, logout, essex*3, ukanaix, opac, oclc, quit, op*2, ukans, follows, login, oct*2, telnet*2, rev, fri, wed, cc, lt, document, link, gt, pre*2</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
University of Essex
telnet SERSUN1.ESSEX.AC.UK or 155.245.10.25
OPAC = OCLC <</excerpt>
<desc>Essex University
University of Essex
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/UK040.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>508</bytes>
<words>68</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>montulli, ukanaix, hostname, andrews, janet, nsf*2, exit, ukans, follows, login, oct*2, telnet*2, rev, fri, wed, sun*2, st*2, lib, press, cc, return, uk*3</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
St. Andrews University
telnet SUN.NSF.AC.UK or 128.86.8.7
Press RETURN
To</excerpt>
<desc>Salford University
St Andrews University
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/US062.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>651</bytes>
<words>84</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>ducatalog*2, cwisadmin, ukanaix, dra, opac, username, duke*3, op*2, exit, ukans, kansas, follows, owner*2, acs, fri*2, telnet*2, lib*2, rev, enter, academic</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
Duke University
telnet DUCATALOG.LIB.DUKE.EDU or 152.3.7.2
OPAC = DRA <OP004>
To exit, enter Q</excerpt>
<desc>Duke University
Triangle Research Libraries (Duke, N.C.)
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/US191.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>655</bytes>
<words>86</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>uncavx*2, dhramsey, cwisadmin, gvb, unca*2, asheville, ukanaix, opac, username, op*2, exit, ukans, kansas, follows, owner*2, acs, carolina, fri*2, telnet*2</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
University of North Carolina at Asheville
telnet UNCAVX.UNCA.EDU or 152.18.1.1
OPAC = GvB <OP019></excerpt>
<desc>University of North Carolina at Asheville
University of North Carolina, Asheville
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/US373.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1859</bytes>
<words>201</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>locm, lcxr, prem*3, cwisadmin, microforms, locs, cataloged*2, locis*4, loci*3, atlases, cartographic, logoff, audiovisual, braille, ukanaix, portuguese, headings</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
LOCIS: Library of Congress Information System
telnet LOCIS.LOC.GOV or 140.147.254.3
No login required
L O C I S : LIBRARY OF CONGRESS INFORMATION SYSTEM
1 Library of Congress Catalog 4 Braille and Audio
2 Federal Legislation 5 Organizations
3 Copyright Information 6 Foreign Law
7 Searching Hours and Basics
8 Documentation and Classes
9 Library</excerpt>
<desc>hytelnet
LOCIS: Library of Congress Information System
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/US394.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3379</bytes>
<words>347</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>longmeadow*2, whitinsville, northborough, southbridge, winchendon, wilbraham, pepperell, baystate, turners, agawam, pearle, westborough, sturbridge, fitchburg*2</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
C/W MARS: Central and Western Massachusetts (via CARL)
telnet PAC.CARL.ORG or 192.54.81.128
Select 5 for vt100 emulation
Select 4 Other Library Systems
Select 110 C/W MARS (MA)
To exit, type //exit
C/W MARS INC.
1. Global Catalog
2. Other C/W MARS Library Catalogs
3. UNCOVER (Current Periodicals Database)
4. Other CARL System Libraries
5. Public Access Catalog News
Other Libraries available to you:
11. Agawam Public Library 30. Harvard Public Library
12. American International College 31. Holden, Gale Free Library
13. Amherst, Jones Library 32. Holyoke Community College
14. Anna Maria College 33. Hudson Public Library
15. Auburn Public Library</excerpt>
<desc>C/W MARS: Central and Western Massachusetts (via CARL)
CW/MARS
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/WHATIS.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1348</bytes>
<words>172</words>
<links>4</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>cwiss, montulli, backspace, customizing, bbss, activate, ukanaix, esc, loaded*2, temporarily, loading, reaching, resident, hit*3, nets, hytelnet*2, custom*2</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
HYTELNET version 6.6....
Is designed to assist users in reaching all of the
INTERNET-accessible libraries, Free-nets, CWISs, BBSs, &
other information sites by Telnet, specifically those
users who access Telnet via a modem or the ethernet from</excerpt>
<desc>HyTelnet
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/hytelnet_html/ZA000.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>553</bytes>
<words>71</words>
<links>4</links>
<title>hytelnet</title>
<keys>stellenbosch, pretoria, montulli, durban, natal, ukanaix, rhodes, za*4, ukans, follows, africa, oct*2, rev, wed, cc, sun, university*4, document, link, pre*2</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
Africa
Rhodes University
University of Natal - Durban
University of Pretoria
University</excerpt>
<desc>South African Libraries On- Line Searching
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.ukans.edu/lynx_help/</url>
<date>17-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1763</bytes>
<words>272</words>
<links>10</links>
<title>www.ukans.edu default index</title>
<outline>Welcome to the University of Kansas</outline>
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This server is operated by Academic Computing Services at the University
of Kansas, which is the home of
*
KUfacts , the KU campus wide information system, and
*
the
Lynx and DosLynx World-Wide Web (WWW) browsers.
The current version of Lynx is
2.3 .
If you are running an earlier version PLEASE
UPGRADE!
The Lynx 2-3-1 source code is now available for</excerpt>
<desc>'Navigating hypertext documents with Lynx'
Additional Information
Comments and mailto: links
Index of /lynx_help/
Leaving Lynx
Lynx and HTML Forms
Lynx bookmarks
Lynx development history
Lynx online help
Lynx options menu
Lynx searching commands
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Reloading files and refreshing the display
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The Lynx command
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USENET News posting
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<excerpt>
MOVEMENT : Down arrow - Highlight next topic
Up arrow - Highlight previous topic
Right arrow, - Jump to highlighted topic
Return, Enter
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- (or b) - Scroll up to previous page
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d - Download selected file
e - Edit selected file
f - Show a full menu of options for current file
m - Modify the name or location of selected file
r - Remove selected file
t - Tag highlighted file
u - Upload a file into the current directory
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c </excerpt>
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T HE N EW
UR OU L ETTE
Welcome back to URouLette and thank you for making us one of the most
popular sites on the World Wide Web. We're changing the way we do things
around here and we've put up this page to keep you informed about our plans.
URouLette has created a new WWW site dedicated to serving up the best random URL's
possible. To make sure things are running smoothly, we're offering the opportunity to
beta test</excerpt>
<desc>URouLette
</desc>
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Welcome to the University of Kansas
Student Senate Homepage
last modified 8.28.95
W hat does Student Senate do?
W ho is Student Senate?
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D irect
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S tudent
S enate
L egislation
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R egs
S tudent
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<desc>University of Kansas
</desc>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>Cyberpunk 2020 Web Archive
Cyberpunk archive
Paul Tobia's Web archive for Cyberpunk RPGs
</desc>
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<excerpt>
Welcome to UM info .
The
UM info Veronica service is temporarily unavailable.
The University of Manitoba is located in Winnipeg , Manitoba, Canada. If you are a visitor,
we invite you to sign our Guest
Book .
The University of Manitoba is currently conducting a search for the
position of President. More information is available .
The
UM info Gopher Server
* What's New on UM info ? (last update:
September 18th, 1995)
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* Ancillary / Student Services and Research WWW
Information</excerpt>
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University of Manitoba.
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<excerpt>
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Beta-Chi Chapter at University of Missouri -
Rolla
A Fraternity of Achievements Why Go Greek? A Short History of Kappa Sigma The Men of Kappa Sigma Alumni
Living Conditions Academics Athletics and Recreation Social Calendar of Events Send us E-mail We would love to hear your comments and suggestions! Kappa Sigma Homepages Nationwide Kappa Sigma Home Pag...
</excerpt>
<desc>Beta-Chi
</desc>
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<excerpt>
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How to contact with GUST?
Zarzad (Board)
Komisja Rewizyjna (Board of Control)
Sad Kolezenski
Rzecznik Dyscyplinarny
Czlonkowie Honorowi
Skladki czlonkowskie i nr konta GUST - Membership fee
About TeX, LaTeX and TeX archives
Polish TeX archives
Main Polish TeX archive - look to
README
file for information about
organisation and contents
Polish mirror of CTAN
EuroTeX'95
Information for Polish</excerpt>
<desc>Polish TeX Users Group GUST
</desc>
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Torun - the monument to Nicolaus Copernicus
The monument to Nocolaus Copernicus in front of the
Old Town Hall
(designed by Fryderyk Tieck and executed between</excerpt>
<desc>470k html/gif
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<excerpt>
We welcome on Ludwik Rydygier State Hospital in Torun WWW server.
Please choose first the language version
ENGLISH or POLISH
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<desc>Ludwik Rydygier State Hospital
</desc>
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<desc>New pages in our server
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Other W3 servers
WWW servers around University:
WWW on VM (Computing Centre) - interesting information about Amiga
University's Computerisation Group - information about Linux and Alex server
Department of Computer Methods
Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics
Institute of Astronomy Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center Other WWW servers in Torun</excerpt>
<desc>other WWW servers
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</desc>
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This handbook, Running A World-Wide Web Service , has been funded
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Initiative for Multimedia Applications (SIMA) to provide support for UK
academic institutions who wish to run a World-Wide Web service. The objectives
of the document are to provide the reader with:
*An understanding of the history of the World-Wide Web (WWW).
*Examples of how WWW is currently being used in a number of areas.
*An understanding of the</excerpt>
<desc>>>
1 Introduction
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* History
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* Publicity
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* Commercialisation Of WWW
* Government Use Of WWW
* Terminology
The World-Wide Web (which is often referred to as
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</excerpt>
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This handbook was written by
Brian Kelly ,
Computing Service, University of Leeds. Any comments on this handbook should
be sent to
[e-mail] .
The handbook was funded by the Advisory Group On Computer Graphics (AGOCG)
through the Support Initiative For Multimedia Applications (SIMA).
Slides based on the handbook have been produced. They are available at
the URL
http://www.leeds.ac.uk/ucs/WWW/handbook/courses/courses.html
A paper copy of this handbook is available to subscribers of the SIMA series
of reports. Subscription to SIMA costs &163;50 for members of the UK
Higher Education community and &163;200 for others. Further information is
available from</excerpt>
<desc>Handbook
Read Me First
</desc>
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<title>University of Queensland Home Page</title>
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<excerpt>
The University of Queensland
This web server is still under development. Policy and technical issues
relating to the provision of information about U.Q. are still being formulated,
and WWW support is currently informal.
We welcome your input on any aspect of this service.
*
About the University
*
Press/News Releases from the University Media and Information Services.
* Staff Telephone Directory [searchable using ISINDEX] * U.Q. Faculties & Departments * Cooperative Research Centres & Other Affiliated Organisations * The University of Queensland Gopher * Conference...
</excerpt>
<desc>Home Page
Information about the University of Queensland
WWW
</desc>
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The University of Utah's Home Page has moved from www.cc.utah.edu to www.utah.edu .
Please make a note of this and</excerpt>
<desc>U of U Home Page
University of Utah Home Page
</desc>
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<title>Details about Utah Recreational Property/Real Estate for Sale</title>
<outline>Contents Description and Location Price Getting to It Trees Wildlife Water Privacy Views Possible Cabin Sites Legal Access Mineral Rights More Information</outline>
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Property Details
Return to Previous Page
* Description and Location, with MAP
* Price
* Getting to It
* Trees
* Wildlife
* Water
* Privacy
* Views, with PHOTOS
* Possible Cabin Sites
* Legal Access
* Mineral Rights
* Other Activities in the Area
* More Information
Click here for topographic map of property.
280 contiguous acres. This is half of a section, minus a 40-acre
piece of state land. It borders state, BLM, and private land.
It is only about 100 feet from Forest Service land, with a narrow
As mentioned on the previous page, we would prefer to sell the
</excerpt>
<desc>Click Here for Detailed Information and Map
</desc>
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<title>ANDREI NOVAC'S HOMEPAGE</title>
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<excerpt>
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WELCOME TO ANDREI NOVAC'S VIRTUAL RESIDENCE
My residence is still undergoing some construction and until it's more complete here are some of my favorite links to keep you entertained as well as a picture of me :
*Visit my Rapid Prototyping homepage.
* Monthy Python and The Late Show with David Letterman
* The Simpsons and Beavis and Butthead
* Until the WEB came along we all used to waste our time in front of the TV. If you still haven't kicked this primitive habit, check out what's on tonite .
* Since I am an engineer I find Dilbert very amusing. But I guess you don't have to be an enginer to enjoy it ... Or maybe you like The Far Side better...or the Borderline cartoon. .
*Now</excerpt>
<desc>Andrei Novac
</desc>
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<title>THE RAPID PROTOTYPING HOMEPAGE</title>
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<excerpt>
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WELCOME TO THE RAPID PROTOTYPING HOMEPAGE
The following is a list of rapid prototyping related resources
*What is Rapid Prototyping ?
*What are the commercial systems available?
* Where can I find a Rapid Prototyping Directory? Here is a comprehensive list of commercial vendors, developers, photopolymer vendors, service bureaus, research centers, and consultants.
Who does research or is in the business?
* Stratasys, Inc. in Minnesota does Fused Deposition Modeling.
* Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden.
* Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands.
* ProtoCAM a Rapid Prototyping company in Pennsylvania.
* ALCOA Technical Center.
* DTM a company that uses</excerpt>
<desc>The Rapid Prototyping Homepage
University of Utah (Utah)
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.utah.edu/~asn8200/resume.html</url>
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<title>THIS IS MY UP-TO-SECOND RESUME</title>
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<excerpt>
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ANDREI STEFAN NOVAC
523 MEDICAL PLAZA
SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84112
TELEPHONE: [phone]
EMAIL: [e-mail]
EDUCATION
* Master of Science, Mechanical Engineering, University of Utah, expected graduation date: December 1996, Current research interest: Rapid Prototyping. Advisor: Dr. Charles L. Thomas
* Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering, University of</excerpt>
<desc>resume
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.utah.edu/~coj6886/jltc.html</url>
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<title>Joint Language Training Center - Foreign Language Resources</title>
<outline>the JOINT LANGUAGE TRAINING CENTER search the web: general language resources: foreign language resources: military related: software:</outline>
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foreign language resources
searches
general
foreign
military
software
comments
Any skills can be useful on the battlefield, even linguistc ones. A detachment of British troops serving with the United Nations in Bosnia recently compounded the region's ethnic confusion by communic...
* Web Crawlers and Catalogues
* Savvy Search
* Search with Veronica
* Search the Yellow Pages
* Internet Search
* Yahoo Search
* Utah Gophers
* World Web Servers by country * UofU Gopher * Worldmap of Home Pages * Brigham Young University
Daniel Dean's Languages, Computers, etc. . .
Human Language Resource page
CIA World Factbook - 1994
* Arabic
</excerpt>
<desc>http://www.cc.utah.edu/~coj6886/jltc.html
Joint Language Training Center
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.utah.edu/~coj6886/norwegian.html</url>
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<links>8</links>
<title>JLTC Norwegian Language Page</title>
<outline>norwegian</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Norway
Dagbladet Daily News
Norwegian WWW Sites on the Web
University of Oslo Library
The Norwegian Historical Data Center
Links to Norway- -Language and Literature
Norway Gophers
Links to Scandanavia The Norway Pages Note: Make sure you look at NorWord
JLTC</excerpt>
<desc>Norwegian
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.utah.edu/~coj6886/spanish/spanish.html</url>
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<title>JLTC Spanish Language Page</title>
<outline>spanish</outline>
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<excerpt>
* News
* Software
* Countries
* Other
JLTC Home
send your suggestions to 2LT Christian Jensen
</excerpt>
<desc>Spanish
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.utah.edu/~coj6886/vietnamese.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>347</bytes>
<words>45</words>
<title>Not Found</title>
<outline>Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
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The requested object does not exist on this server</excerpt>
<desc>Vietnamese
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.utah.edu/~dme8844/entrtnmt.htm</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Jul-95</lmod>
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<words>700</words>
<links>10</links>
<title>Entertainers</title>
<outline>"There's no bidness like show bidness."</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK Subscribed to the Top-ten Mailing List? Well, if you aren't, you're no friend of mine. Send mail to [e-mail] containing only the words "SUBSCRIBE TOPTEN Your Name"
in the body. The previous night's Top Ten list will be E-mailed to you daily. Until your first list arrives,
however, there are a few places that can satisfy your Letterman cravings.
* A Great David Letterman Page
* CBS' Letterman Page Although Natalie Merchant has left 10,000 Maniacs, the band lives on. Natalie
came out with a new album in June, and former members of 10kM have stuck together
and will be releasing some stuff without Miss Merchant soon. There is 10kM mailing list too; put "subscribe
10k_maniacs</excerpt>
<desc>entertainers
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.utah.edu/~kb0402/ </url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Kyle Barton's WWW Page</title>
<outline>Welcome to Bart's Realm</outline>
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<excerpt>
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These pages created on January 26th 1995. Last updated 7/18/95.
Note I: These pages are the private
creations of Kyle Barton. They are not any way affiliated with the Marriott Library
Microcomputer Center (MLMC) or the University of Utah. The material presented here does
not reflect on the views or opinions of anyone but their creator.
Note II: These pages are enhanced for Netscape 1.1N. Although most browsers should
be able</excerpt>
<desc>Backyard BBQ
Common Speed
Flying Camarids
Learning
Little Whittle -A Bruise Deck
Sappy Thrulls
The Dingus Deck
The Wonderful World of White Weenies
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.utah.edu/~kb0402/decks.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Jun-95</lmod>
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<words>1500</words>
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<title>DECKS</title>
<outline>DECKS</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Weenies
The Wonderful World of White Weenies -Still under construction.
Sappy Thrulls -Done
Flying Camarids -Still under construction.
Direct Damage
Backyard BBQ -Done
Others
Learning -Done
Common Speed -Done. 3rd place CONduit: 5
The Dingus Deck -Done
Little Whittle -A Bruise Deck -Still under construction.
The Wonderful World of White Weenies
This lovely deck is perhaps one of my favorites. With its 90+ cards and damgae prevention
it has won more than once by running opponents out of cards. Its real power however lies
in not looking at all offensive, yet still being defensive enough to prevent being singled
out as a target. Then when all other players have exhasted themselves</excerpt>
<desc>More Decks
My Decks
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.utah.edu/~ls8395/psychology/psychpage.html</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Oct-95</lmod>
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<words>445</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>Psychology</title>
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<excerpt>
Your direct connection to the
American Psychological Association!
Access to science, education, practice, membership information, and other services provided by the APA.
Your direct connection to the
American Psychological Society!
Access to research, graduate student support, membership information, with other issues and services concerning the APS.
Stanford University's Cognitive & Psych Sciences!
Index to Internet resources relevant to research in cognitive science and
psychology.
Self-help on the WWW.
Connections to mental health information, support groups, newsgroups, and</excerpt>
<desc>Stanford's Homepage of the Mind- Psychology
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.utah.edu/~mc2613/byu/byu.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>08-Apr-95</lmod>
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<words>76</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>Brigham Young University (BYU)</title>
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<excerpt>
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Brigham Young University is located in Provo, Utah.
Game Information - From the BYU Sports Page
Past</excerpt>
<desc>Brigham Young University
men2
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.utah.edu/~mc2613/utep/utep.schedule.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Not Found</title>
<outline>Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
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<desc>Schedule
Texas-El Paso Miners
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.utah.edu/~mep7488/sw/ocards.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<links>4</links>
<title>Other Star Wars Card Sets</title>
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<excerpt>
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Other Star Wars Cards
Metal Cards
These card sets are made by Metallic Images.
The cards in each set are metal with a card back and come in a
tin with a certificate of authenticity.
Price
Star Wars: A New Hope
20 metal cards - limited to 49,900 sets
Sold Out
Empire Strikes Back
20 metal cards - limited to 49,900 sets
$40.00
Return of the Jedi
20 metal cards - limited to 49,900 sets Not yet released - available for pre-order at this price only before release. Reserve your set today! $37.00 Dark Empire 6 card set depicting cover art of the D...
Price
Star Wars/ Empire Strikes Back Burger King Cards
Set has 36 cards that come in 12 panels with 3 cards
each. Hard set to find in panel</excerpt>
<desc>Other
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.utah.edu/~mep7488/sw/wide.html</url>
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<excerpt>
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Star Wars Widevision Cards
Basic Card Sets
Price
Star Wars (A New Hope)
120 cards in a wide card format 1-120
$15.00
Empire Strikes Back
144 cards in a wide card format 1-144
$15.00
Both Widevision Sets
Limited time offer!
$25.00
Accompanying Chase Card Sets and Promo Cards Price
Star Wars (A New Hope)
10 card chase set - chrome art C1 - C10
C-2
$14.00
Empire Strikes Back
</excerpt>
<desc>Widevision
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.utah.edu/~mw1759/alpine.htm</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Apr-95</lmod>
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<links>1</links>
<title>Alpine, Utah</title>
<outline>ALPINE</outline>
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<excerpt>
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(Mountainland)84004 Pop. 3,500 Elev. 5,000 E-5
In 1855 the town was named Alpine by Brigham Young because it reminded
him of pictures he had seen of the Swiss Alps.
City Parks: Burgess</excerpt>
<desc>Alpine
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.utah.edu/~mw1759/bus.htm</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>08-Apr-95</lmod>
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<title>It came from the Vaterland!</title>
<outline>It came from the Vaterland! Mike's Bus!</outline>
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<excerpt>
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My 1967 Microbus Deluxe
I currently own A 1957 Microbus Deluxe 23-Window, and a 1967 Microbus Deluxe.
This is my 1967 Microbus Deluxe, a week after I got it. This is before I had
it restored about a</excerpt>
<desc>Volkswagen
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.utah.edu/~mw1759/fotoalbm.htm</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Apr-95</lmod>
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<title>Mike's Happy Photo Album!</title>
<outline>Mikey's Photo Album!</outline>
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<excerpt>
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This is Cleo. She was our cat for years. She died at age 14.
</excerpt>
<desc>Let's look at Mikey's Photo Album!
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.utah.edu/~sam8644/zion.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Oct-95</lmod>
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<words>1500</words>
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<title>ZION list Home Page</title>
<outline>ZION mail list Home Page Special Features: How to reach the list: List Member Web Home Pages Scriptures LDS Stuff</outline>
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<excerpt>
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"And blessed are they who shall seek to bring forth my Zion at that day"
-- 1 Nephi 13:37
This web page is dedicated to ZION, an email list for believing Latter-day
Saints and their nonmember friends.
We hope you like it and feel at home here. Let us all become good
friends. We are already Heavenly Siblings.
"And he commanded them that there should be no contention one
with another, but that they should look forward with one eye, having
one faith and one baptism, having their hearts knit together in unity
and in love one towards another . . . And thus they became the
children of God."
-- Mosiah 18:21-2 ZION is changing servers right now. The
new server is [e-mail].
The ZION</excerpt>
<desc>Information on the Zion Mail List
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.utah.edu/~tjp3154/starwars/swwww.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>07-Aug-95</lmod>
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<title>Other Star Wars WWW Sites</title>
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<excerpt>
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A HUGE list of Star Wars Web sites
* 20th Century Fox Starwars Page
* Star Wars Home Page at UPenn
* Star Wars Archive
* The "STAR WARS (tm)" Multimedia WWW Page
* The Star Wars Collectors Web Page
* A Star Wars page at CMU
* The Star Wars Bible
* Vader WWW Server
* Untitled. (Chris's Star Wars page)
* a href="http://weber.u.washington.edu/~milhous/starwars.html"
</excerpt>
<desc>Huge List of Star Wars Web Sites
list of Star Wars related WWW
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.yamaguchi-u.ac.jp/General/index_e.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<links>6</links>
<title>Outline of Yamaguchi University(E)</title>
<outline>Outline of Yamaguchi University</outline>
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<excerpt>
 !-- -----------------------------------------------------------------
Yamaguchi University was established as a national university in 1949
consolidating various separate Colleges and Schools founded
since 19th century. It started with the Faculties of Literature and
Science, Education, Economics, Engineering, and Agriculture, and the main
campus was located in the center of Yamaguchi City. Yamaguchi Medical
College later became the school of Medical, and a Faculty of general
education was also added that provides freshman liberal arts education.
The University, anticipating future expansion, moved to a spacious new
campus on the outskirts of the city 1970, and the Faculty of Agriculture
was</excerpt>
<desc>Yamaguchi University
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.yamaguchi-u.ac.jp/Tokiwa/Tokiwa_index_e.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Yamaguchi University, Tokiwa Campus Home Page(E)</title>
<outline>Tokiwa Campus Faculty of Engineering</outline>
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<excerpt>
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LastUpdate:95/10/09 21:21
* Faculty of Engineering
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Department of Applied Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
Department of Civil Engineering
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Department of Computer Science and Systems Engineering
Department of Advanced Materials Science and Engineering
Department of Applied Science
* Information Processing Center
* Collaborative Research Center
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Thermal and Fluids Engineering
Miyamoto Lab.
Department of Appled Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
</excerpt>
<desc>Engineering
Tokiwa campus
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cc.yamaguchi-u.ac.jp/YPIC/YPIC.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Yamaguchi Prefectural Internet Council Home Page</title>
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<excerpt>
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$B;38}8)%$%s%?!
$B1'It .LnED pJs2=%U%'%" (J
$B1'It .LnED pJs2=%U%'%"@\B3?^ (J
$B$o$$$o$$%U%'%" (J
$B%$%s%?!
______________</excerpt>
<desc>Yamaguchi Prefectural Internet Council (YPIC)
</desc>
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<desc>$B;38}Bg3X(B
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<url>http://www.cc.yamaguchi-u.ac.jp/center/index.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<words>100</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>Yamaguchi University Home Page</title>
<outline>Yamaguchi University Home Page</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Information Processing Center
Center News
ftp.cc.yamaguchi-u.ac.jp
Department of Computer Science and Systems Engineering (CSSE</excerpt>
<desc>Ai╣c╛dEo╜eIyÑ╗ÑoÑ┐í╝
Integrated Information Processing Center
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cc.yamaguchi-u.ac.jp/index_j.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>╗│╕yAc│OÑUí╝ÑaÑUí╝Ñ╕(J)</title>
<outline>╗│╕yAc│OÑUí╝ÑaÑUí╝Ñ╕ñOñeñªñ│ñ╜</outline>
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<excerpt>
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</excerpt>
<desc>$B;38}Bg3X(J
ÄRîuæaèwâzü[âÇâyü[âW
Japanese version
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cca.vu.nl/0h/VU/Nieuws/Teletekst/teletekst.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>1255</bytes>
<words>202</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>NOS-Teletekst - WWW</title>
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<excerpt>
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NOS-Teletekst -
Ontwikkeld door VU Dienst CCA,
SURFnet bv,
Arjan de Vet,
Bert Helthuis
Attentie:
Sinds 01.09.1995 beschikt NOS-Teletekst over een eigen Teletekst gateway.
Omdat NOS-Teletekst vanaf 30.09.1995 als enige
provider</excerpt>
<desc>Bekijk O.A het politiebericht op teletekst, pagina 147!(Voor Mosaic/Cello)
NOS TeleTekst - WWW
NOS-Teletekst
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cca.vu.nl/VU/</url>
<date>23-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>07-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>2217</bytes>
<words>303</words>
<links>26</links>
<outline>Campus Informatie Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam</outline>
<keys>bezinningscentrum*2, telefoongidsen*2, vucis*2, vusa*2, studentenvoorzieningen, studentendecanen, personeelszaken, restauratieve, voorzieningen, econometrie</keys>
<excerpt>
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*
Informatie over VUCIS, Gopher en WWW
*
Algemene Informatie over de Vrije Universiteit
*
Rede ter gelegenheid van de opening van het academisch jaar
*
VUSA - Vrije Universiteit en Samenleving
*
Bibliotheek Vrije Universiteit
* Diensten
*
Centrum voor Informatie en Ondersteuning
*
Restauratieve Dienst (Mensa) * Personeelszaken * Studentendecanen * Faculteiten en Instituten * Bezinningscentrum * Biologie * Economische</excerpt>
<desc>Campus Informatie Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccad.sccs.chukyo-u.ac.jp/</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Jul-95</lmod>
<bytes>1371</bytes>
<words>22</words>
<links>9</links>
<title>Tropical Seminar's Home Page Test Version</title>
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<desc>░EAú A┐ (Ito, Makoto)
░EAúA┐╕ª╡a╝╝
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccad.uiowa.edu/~szellers/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3138</bytes>
<words>496</words>
<links>14</links>
<title>steven m zellers home page</title>
<outline>THE CYBERSLACKERS ARCADE NETSPACE DENIZEN SPECIFICATIONS INTERACTIVE EXHIBITIONS DENIZEN'S CHOICE LINKS</outline>
<keys>imagel*15, szellers*10, ccad*11, technoblabble, postmodernica, vrchitecture, cyberslacker, telemorphic, skinnypuppy, slacking*2, locilib, telesar, goettel</keys>
<excerpt>
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M A C H I N E A N G S T
N E U R O M O R P H I C N I H I L I S T
T R A N S C E N D E N T P O L Y M A T H D E M I S L A C K E R
s t e v e n m z e l l e r s @ i c a e n . u i o w a . e d u
Presiding Netspace Cyberslacker with Sensory Augmentation
Sampling with Dynamic Articulated Telemorphic Haptic Interface and Associated Technoblabble.
The Iowa Driving Simulator
Exhibition: VRchitecture - Author Creations
The Machine Aesthetic
Principia Postmodernica
Architecture
Non-Euclidean Knowledge Spaces
Antithetical Slacking - Online Activism
Other Futurists
Guestbook
See if I'm slacking...
The Sisters</excerpt>
<desc>here
http://www.ccad.uiowa.edu/~szellers
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccalmr.ogi.edu/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Center for Coastal and Land-Margin Research</title>
<outline>Center for Coastal & Land-Margin Research</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Department of Environmental Science & Engineering
Oregon Graduate Institute of Science & Technology
P.O. Box 91000 Portland, Oregon 97291-1000 USA
About CCALMR
Projects
Software
Benchmarks
Related Sites Other Faculty Staff Students | Home | Projects | Benchmarks | Software | Related Sites | Misc. | | Faculty | Staff | Students | Server Stats</excerpt>
<desc>Center for Coastal and Land-Margin Research (OGI)
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccalmr.ogi.edu/~beck/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Brad Beck's Home Page</title>
<outline>Brad Beck My Résumé My Interests My Pointer Pages URLs I Like To Keep Handy</outline>
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<excerpt>
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"Mathematics has given economics rigor, but alas, also mortis." -- Robert Heilbroner
Last Modified: Fri, 6-Oct-95 10:48:31 PDT
*
Numerical Modeling of Wave Run-up
*
Numerical Methods
*
Programming
*
Macintosh Computers
*
Web Weaving
*
EIT/FE Study Group
* Computer Animation of my In-Laws' Cabin
*
MPEG ( 697K)
*
* My Bookmarks
</excerpt>
<desc>Brad Beck's Home Page
http://www.ccalmr.ogi.edu/~beck
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccar.colorado.edu/~hendricj/dataabout.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<words>433</words>
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<title>About the Satellite Altimeter Data Viewer Program</title>
<outline>About the Satellite... About the Data... About the WWW Viewer Program...</outline>
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<excerpt>
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About the Satellite Altimeter Data Viewer Program
The TOPEX/POSEIDON altimeter satellite is a joint mission between the
United States (NASA) and France (CNES). The satellite was launched in
August, 1992 with a design mission to improve the knowledge of global
ocean circulation.
The TOPEX altimeter uses a dual-frequency radar system to
accurately determine the height of the ocean surface (within 5 cm)
from an altitude of 1336 km. The satellite is in a 10 day repeat
orbit. The resulting path of the satellite (or groundtrack) can
be generated with the interactive</excerpt>
<desc>sea surface height variability
TOPEX/POSEIDON satellite altimeter
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc-infonet.edu/cshome.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Oct-95</lmod>
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<title>YCCD Central Services</title>
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<excerpt>
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Yosemite
Community College
District
Central Services Division
Please pardon the cyberdust while we get things established</excerpt>
<desc>YCCD Central Services (1%)
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccc-infonet.edu/fsdr.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<excerpt>
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The Registry
California Community Colleges
The California Community Colleges Registry was created in 1989 to assist in the
faculty and staff diversity recruitment efforts of the 106 California Community
Colleges. The Registry is a large scale computerized database of those
interested in employment at a California community college as either a faculty
member or an administrator. Funded by a grant from the CCC State Chancellor's
office, the Registry reaches out to personnel office around the state and
provides districts and colleges with names, addresses and qualifications of
candidate interest in teaching or administrative positions at a California
community college</excerpt>
<desc>Faculty & Staff Diversity Registry
The Registry
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc-infonet.edu/infonet.html</url>
<date>23-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Oct-95</lmod>
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<title>Welcome to the CCC-InfoNet Home Page</title>
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<excerpt>
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CCC-InfoNet
(...this page is under constant construction and changes are frequent...)
CCC-InfoNet - The C alifornia C ommunity C ollege
Info rmation Net work - is housed at Modesto Junior College, in
Modesto, California.
Established in 1986, it is a statewide computer information system serving
California's 107 community colleges and 71 CC districts. CCC-InfoNet is a
FREE system - on-line 24 hours/7 days - and is accessable by students
and educators in accreditated K-12 systems, 2-year and 4-year colleges, and</excerpt>
<desc>CCC-InfoNet - The California Community College Information Network
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccc-infonet.edu/jbank.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Oct-95</lmod>
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<title>CCC Chancellor's Office JobBank</title>
<outline>CCC JobBank</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows Mail, Telephone, Computer Network...What other employer offers
so many avenues to assist you in your job search? The California
Community Colleges want the best, and have designed the JobBank to help
ease your search.
JobBank Newsletter The JobBank newsletter is a
compilation of job listings from all community college districts in
California. The subscription cost to individuals is $15 per year. If
you wish to receive the newsletter, send a</excerpt>
<desc>The CCC JobBank
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc-infonet.edu/psych.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>452</bytes>
<words>61</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>Error</title>
<outline>Error 404</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 404 Not found - file doesn't exist or is read protected [even tried multi]
Not found</excerpt>
<desc>Psychology
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc.net/</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Test page for ccc</title>
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<excerpt>
This test page for ccc was created by
Colossus Inc.
</excerpt>
<desc>Founding Members
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc.net/morelink.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<words>1445</words>
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<title>CyberNet Chamber of Commerce</title>
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<excerpt>
US Government Links
Demographics-Statistics
Trade Shows
Business Seminars
Translation Services
Newspapers, Banks Traveling Information Barter/Trade/Exchange Useful Links Business of the Week
* The White House
* Electronic Embassy
* The Census Bureau
* Small Business Help
* Small Business Administration
* Government Links
* Department of Commerce
* USDOC What's New Page
* Libray of Congress
* Inter-American Development Bank
* Federal Register
* Internal Revenue Service
* Census Bureau
</excerpt>
<desc>Barter/Trade/Exchange
Business of the Week
Business Seminars
Demographics-Statistics
Newspapers, Banks
Trade Shows
Translation Services
Traveling Information
U.S. Government Links
US Government Links
Useful Links
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<title>University of Success</title>
<outline>The Peoples Network</outline>
<desc>University of Success
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc.net/today.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<words>1068</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>TPN SUCCESS PROGRAMMING</title>
<outline>TPN Success Programming Please sign our Successbook!</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK via Satellite Television, PM Schedule
Thursday, October 19, 1995
Pacific 3:00 - Mountain 4:00 - Central 5:00 - Eastern 6:00
TPN Live!
Jeff Olson & Eric Worre
Join TPN CEO, Jeff Olson, and Executive Vice President, Eric Worre, for the ultimate busines opportunity meeting. Jeff and Erci will not only demonstrate the magic of TPN and its fine programming, the...
Pacific 4:00 - Mountain 5:00 - Central 6:00 - Eastern 7:00
Success in America
Brian Tracy
In an often negative environment, Brian poses the question, "How can you become an unshakable optimist?" While it's easy to be dragged down by all the things going on around you, you need to ignore it...
Pacific 4:30 - Mountain 5:30</excerpt>
<desc>Success Programming
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc.net/tpnbooks.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2718</bytes>
<links>2</links>
<outline>The Peoples Direct The Peoples Direct Creed</outline>
<desc>Personal Development
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/CCC.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1693</bytes>
<words>264</words>
<links>11</links>
<title>Cripps Computing Centre, University of Nottingham</title>
<outline>Sections Services</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Cripps Computing
Centre
Director: Prof. P H Ford
*Director
* Systems
* Telecommunications
*Numerical Methods and Statistics
* Computer Operations and Faculty
Liaison
*Network and Applications Support
* Microcomputer Development
* MicroProcessor Lab
* CAL Group
Systems
* Campus mail relays
*Novell servers
*
Unix</excerpt>
<desc>Cripps Computing Centre,
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/cal/dlltext.htm</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>10404</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>23</links>
<title>Extending Authorware for Windows using DLLs</title>
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<excerpt>
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Extending Authorware for Windows using DLLs
written by
Barry Wood
Cripps Computing Centre , University of Nottingham , University Park, Nottingham NG7 2RD, England
These notes concerning using DLLs to extend the functionality of
Authorware are available in WRITE format in the file WINDLL.WRI using anonymous ftp from:
FTP.CCC.NOTTINGHAM.AC.UK
in the directory /pub/windlls which also contains example programs.
If you find any errors or ommissions please contact me and I will update as necessary.
You can contact me by email as: [e-mail] Last updated 18th August 1995 Contents * List of topics * List of programs * Appendices List of topics * Introduction</excerpt>
<desc>How to write DLLs
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/pub/sat-images/C02.JPG</url>
<desc>C02
NE quarter of above in visible Light
NW quarter in visible Light
Sector 02
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/pub/sat-images/C03.JPG</url>
<desc>C03
NE quarter of above in visible Light
NW quarter in visible Light
Sector 03
Visible Europe (C3)
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/pub/sat-images/D2.JPG</url>
<desc>black and white,
Duuze zdjecie satelitarne aktualizowane do 30 min
infrared
IR of europe
Sector 2
Spain seen by Meteosat
Thermal IR Europe (D2)
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/pub/sat-images/E2.JPG</url>
<desc>Sector 2
Water Vapour Europe (E2)
Water Vapour IR of europe
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/pub/sat-images/meteosat.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>"Nottingham University METEOSAT Weather Images"</title>
<outline>Thermal IR wavelengths - Atlantic/Europe/Africa VISible wavelengths - Atlantic/Europe/Africa Water Vapour IR wavelengths - Atlantic/Europe/Africa America - Look out for those hurricanes Australia & Japan</outline>
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<excerpt>
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METEOSAT IMAGES from NOTTINGHAM UNIVERSITY
This page provides easy access to the very latest wefax images transmitted by the Meteosat satellite.
We make every effort to ensure that our pictures are as up-to-date as possible, they'll usually arrive here within 5 minutes of reception (don't be fooled by the GMT caption times).
The images have all been jpeg compressed to about 100Kbytes, but are otherwise exactly as Meteosat disseminated them, ie they are in monochrome with a resolution of 800 x 800 pixels.
The most frequently transmitted views are D2 (half-hourly) and C02 & C03 (every half hour during daylight).
The thumbnail images on this page are live & up-to-date</excerpt>
<desc>Index page
Meteosat from Nottingham
Meteosat images
METEOSAT weather satellite images
Nottingham University
Satellite photos from all over the world!
UK Weather
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/~aczkdc/links.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>12486</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>88</links>
<title>UK Archaeology on the Internet</title>
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<excerpt>
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UK Archaeology on the Internet
National Bodies | Archaeology Units | Archaeology Societies | University Departments
Museums | Other Resources | UK Archaeology Image-Map | Beyond the UK
The Trent & Peak Home Page
National Bodies
* English Heritage Ancient Monuments Laboratory
* The Council for British Archaeology
* The Council for Scottish Archaeology * Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland Archaeology Units * Birmingham University Field Archaeology Unit * Glasgow University Arch...
</excerpt>
<desc>UK Archaeology on the Internet
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/~aczkdc/staff.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<links>2</links>
<title>Trent & Peak Archaeological Trust: Staff</title>
<outline>Trent & Peak Archaeological Trust: Staff</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Director
Daryl Garton Tel: [phone]
Senior Field Archaeologist
Graeme Guilbert Tel: [phone]
Field Archaeologists
Keith Challis Tel: [phone] E-mail: [e-mail]
Gavin Kinsley Tel: [phone]
David Knight Tel: [phone]
Richard Shepard Tel: [phone]
Project Staff
Catherine Abbott Tel: [phone] Eileen Appleton</excerpt>
<desc>List of Staff
Staff Directory
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/~cczads/ads.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<links>7</links>
<title>Andrew Shearsmith</title>
<outline>Andrew Shearsmith</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows I'm 27 years old and married to Trish. Everyone calls me Drew. We had our first child on March
11th 1995. Jasmine Rose
is absolutely gorgeous and I really enjoy being a dad. I decorated her bedroom with Winnie the Pooh
(but he wasn't much help around the high bits!!)
I'm the Operations Co-ordinator in the Cripps Computing Centre at the University of Nottingham ,
where I've worked for the last four years. I really enjoy my work, especially
with all the connectivity</excerpt>
<desc>Andrew Shearsmith
Drew Shearsmith.
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/~ccziec/iec.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<outline>This is me in my back yard 1992</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Hi, I'm 37 years old, born and bred in Nottingham. I am employed by the
University of Nottingham as a IT Support Assistant. My obsession with
Forest started in 1966/67 season when my father first took me down to the City
Ground. That was Forests' best season to date at the time finishing second in
division 1,(what is now known as the Premier League) and also reached the FA
Cup semi final that season. Since then it's been my ambition to see the club win that
particular trophy and I'm afraid I'm still waiting. European</excerpt>
<desc>Ian Copping
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/~ccznffc/NFFC.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Nottingham Forest Football Club</title>
<outline>The Unofficial Nottingham Forest Football Club Home Page Contents The NFFC mailing list is administered by: The NFFC home page is administered jointly by:</outline>
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<excerpt>
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To Be Perfectly Frank...
Welcome to the World-Wide Web
home page for Nottingham Forest Football Club. If you require further information about football a good starting point is the Rec.Sports.Soccer Web Page.
These pages are still under development.
We hope to add more information and facilities in due course.
Disclaimer : The NFFC WWW page is in no way connected with Nottingham Forest Football Club or the Supporters Club. The views expressed here are not necessarily those of either the above or The Univers...
Please send comments and corrections to : [e-mail] .
* Whats new Last updated 14th September 95
* Latest Score Scores as they happen</excerpt>
<desc>Nottingham Forest
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/~cczodell/opscon.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2723</bytes>
<words>381</words>
<outline>Operations Coordinator</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Main duties and responsibilities
*responsible for all CCC host operational services
*responsible for all CCC telecommunications and network management
operational services
*liaison with host systems' and network managers over operational
duties
*coordination of all machine room activity
*staff management of all CCC based operational personnel
*definition and establishment of CCC operational procedures
*coordination of all backup and archival procedures
*responsible for training of CCC operational staff
*machine</excerpt>
<desc>(Operations Coordinator)
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/~cczsteve/microlab.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2530</bytes>
<words>385</words>
<links>9</links>
<title>Micro Lab, CCC</title>
<outline>The MicroProcessor Lab How to find us</outline>
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<excerpt>
Head: Dr Steve Marchant x3391
Technician: Alan Bloomfield x8166
Home of the Meteosat Weather picture service
The Micro Lab has a great deal of experience in all aspects of electronics system design and implementation.
We're here to help all staff and researchers, from any faculty, with their electronics/computing problems and projects.
We can be contacted either by phone, as above, or by e-mail. [e-mail]
*Electronics Hardware Design
*Microprocessor & Microcontroller System Design</excerpt>
<desc>METEOSAT IMAGES from NOTTINGHAM UNIVERSITY
Microprocessor Lab,
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/~cczsteve/wefax.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>WEFAX</title>
<outline>The WEFAX dissemination standard</outline>
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<excerpt>
WEather FAXimile
WEFAX is a very old, very established, way of squeezing monochrome analogue still picture information through a standard voice audio channel.
It uses a 2.4kHz carrier, amplitude modulated with a 1.6kHz band limited 'video' signal - here's what the signal looks & sounds like - click on the graphic to hear the clip.
The signal also includes frame start and stop tones and horizontal synchonization bursts for each raster line.
The expanded section of waveform above shows one raster line with a horizontal sync burst at each end.
The figure below is a section taken from a noise affected image which failed to synchonise correctly.
It clearly shows both the horizontal and vertical framing</excerpt>
<desc>wefax
</desc>
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<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Department Page Under Construction</title>
<outline>Under Construction</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Department of Mineral Resources Engineering
Sorry This Page Is Not Built Yet
(This usually means that someone else has responsibility for it)
Back</excerpt>
<desc>Others
Safety Engineering
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/~enzdept/Depthome.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>University of Nottingham Department of Mineral Resources Home Page</title>
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Department of Mineral Resources Engineering
N e t s c a p e-e n h a n c e d
This Department is at the University of Nottingham
Department of Mineral Resources Engineering
University of Nottingham
University Park
Nottingham
NG7 2RD
Tel : [phone]
Fax : [phone]
Welcome to the Web at the Department of Mineral Resources Engineering,
University of Nottingham. These Web pages are intended to give
you information about : Courses Offered in the Department The Rese...
</excerpt>
<desc>University of Nottingham Department of Mineral Resources Engineering
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/~enzdept/Pers2.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Department of Mineral Resources : Personnel</title>
<outline>Personnel List</outline>
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Department of Mineral Resources Engineering
Back To The Department of Mineral Resources Engineering
Lecturing Staff of the Department of Mineral Resources Engineering (1994-95)
Dr Steve T. Hall
Lecturer
Room Number : C-A-17
Department of Mineral Resources Engineering
University of Nottingham
Nottingham
England
NG7 2RD
Telephone : [phone]
Fax : [phone]
E-Mail : [e-mail]
Background
Degrees:
*B.Sc. (Mineral Eng.) Birmingham, UK.
*MAppSc (Metallurgy) Western Australian School of Mines.
*Ph.D. (Mineral Processing) McGill University, Canada. Appointments held: *Lecturer, Camborne School of Mines, Cornwall, UK (1986-89)
*Lecturer...
Dr</excerpt>
<desc>Dr. Nick Miles.
Dr. Steve Hall
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/~mpzjlowe/PathWWW3.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<words>668</words>
<links>22</links>
<title>"Information and News"</title>
<outline>Information and News</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Internet Sites
Big Surf Netguide online index to virtually every site worth visiting
Weather
Meteosat from Nottingham
NERC Satellite Dundee
News
NewsNet Newsgroups
Reuters Headline News
Reuters News Summary
CNN Interactive
AP NEWS Wire Service
The Newsroom
MCI News summary
Information and Services
Time services : Time now
Calendar
London Tube Journey Planner
UK National Lottery
Index of Universities
Unusual or Deep Site of the day
</excerpt>
<desc>Information and News
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/~mpzjlowe/PathWWW5.html</url>
<date>17-Oct-95</date>
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<words>473</words>
<links>16</links>
<title>"Pathology and Other Medical WWW Sites"</title>
<outline>Pathology and Other Medical WWW Sites</outline>
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<excerpt>
Pathology WWW sites (Nottingham mirror)
Michigan Pathology Internet Resources
Medweb (Nottingham mirror)
Cambridge histopathology
Emory Internet Pathology
University of Udine, Italy - DRMM
Alzheimer's disease
Teaching file on neuromuscular diseases
LewyNet Dementia with Lewy Bodies
Bowman Gray Pathology Cases
USUHS Department of Pathology CME cases
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Renal WWW net
Renal Pathology Society U. of Pitt. Pathology Home Page
Return to Nottingham home page
</excerpt>
<desc>"Pathology and Other Medical WWW Sites"
Pathology and Medical links
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/~mpzjlowe/PathWWW7.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2207</bytes>
<words>322</words>
<links>8</links>
<title>"Databases"</title>
<outline>Databases and Indexes</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man
Telnet to BIDS (needs passwords obtainable from Greenfield Medical Library)
Medline
Online Dictionary of Cell Biology
Diagnostic Laboratory Tests database
CHORUS Radiology database
MRC genome project resources
Return to Nottingham home page
</excerpt>
<desc>Databases and indexes
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/~mpzjlowe/Pathprot.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>5804</bytes>
<words>923</words>
<links>33</links>
<title>"Histopathology Laboratory Protocols"</title>
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<excerpt>
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Please note: This page will be under construction for the next few weeks as the files go on the server. Then we will make it look nice and cross-index the methods. If you don't see a method you want, ...
Nottingham is the home of the textbook Theory and Practice of Histological Techniques edited by J.D. Bancroft and A. Stevens. Churchill Livingstone. A new edition is in press.
We would like to invite contributions to this web page. If you have a stain, histopathology method, or comment on a method you see here please email it to [e-mail] . Full attribution of s...
NOTE: No responsibility is assumed by The University of Nottingham or the Queens Medical</excerpt>
<desc>Histopathology laboratory protocols
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/~mpzjlowe/lewy/lewyhome.html</url>
<date>18-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1899</bytes>
<words>273</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>"LewyNet Home page"</title>
<outline>LewyNet</outline>
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<excerpt>
LewyNet is a WWW information source for workers, patients and carers interested in Dementia with Lewy Bodies
What is dementia with Lewy bodies?
International consortium for research into dementia with Lewy bodies
Meeting Report: Dementia with Lewy bodies Newcastle UK October 4-7 1995
Links to sites for Alzheimer's disease
Links to sites for Parkinson's disease
Forthcoming publication</excerpt>
<desc>LewyNet
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/~mpzjlowe/medweb.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>50447</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>261</links>
<title>MedWeb: Adam's Guide To Medical Resources On The Internet</title>
<outline>MedWeb MedWeb: Adam's Guide To Medical Resources On The Internet</outline>
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<excerpt>
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This is a mirror site of Adam's Guide To Medical Resources On The Internet downloaded 8/10/95
Go to the original site Return to Nottingham home page
MedWeb was last updated on 9/29/95.
Please Note:
The purpose of this document is to provide a starting point for users
familiar with internet protocols. If you are new to WWW, read the
WWW FAQ Sheet .
Also Note: If you have problems connecting to this site, the main site is mirrored in the US and in Europe .
Medical Information:
* General
* AIDS
* Allergy
* Alternative Health
* Alzheimer's Disease
* Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
* Anatomy
* Anesthesiology
* Autism
* Bariatrics
Medical Information
</excerpt>
<desc>Europe
Medweb (mirror)
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/~mqyird/phpharm.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>5092</bytes>
<words>696</words>
<title>Physiology and Pharmacology</title>
<outline>The Department of Physiology and Pharmacology About the Department of Physiology & Pharmacology Research Interests</outline>
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<excerpt>
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(These are experimental pages, still under construction, maintained
by Steve Alexander and Ian Davies)
The Department of Physiology and Pharmacology at the University
of Nottingham is divided into four Research Groups:
* Cardiovascular Sciences
* CNS Neuropharmacology
* Metabolic Regulation
* Molecular and Cellular Pharmacology
Click where appropriate to see the Postgraduate Prospectus and positions for postgraduate study in the Department of
Physiology and Pharmacology, or return to the University of Nottingham Home Page. T...
The Department of Physiology & Pharmacology is accommodated
on level E of the Medical Sciences block of the Queen's Medical
Centre, comprising</excerpt>
<desc>Department of Physiology and Pharmacology
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/~ppykjau/</url>
<date>16-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3270</bytes>
<words>576</words>
<links>19</links>
<title>James Usmar's Home Page.</title>
<outline>James Usmar's Home Page.  The following are some of the best things to do interactively</outline>
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<excerpt>
PLEASE EMAIL BUGS AND TELL ME IF YOU WANT A LINK....
.... SO LONG AS I GET ONE FROM YOURS! :-
My 3rd year project web page - SCANNER
Friends home pages
1) My very good friend Dave`s home page
2) My very clever friend Andy's home page
3) The guy I owe much, else writing these http files would have been hell (!) Chris
4) and to his mate Mike.
5) and a WIERD Klingon Michael.
Storming MUD by the name of Nanvaent and its page.
And the best talker/info pages by name of MONO ;using MONO and GUEST as login.
Lottery - (All results & Statistics) W3 organiser's home page - Richard K. Lloyd
Daily Telegraph - Newspaper
Just for an OLD friend, Adrian, and anyone</excerpt>
<desc>(Mono) Tiberius
James Usmar's page
James Usmar-vo' De' (DIvI' Hol)
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/~ppylmdb/room22.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2594</bytes>
<words>441</words>
<links>19</links>
<title>Room 22</title>
<outline>Pictures of some people Other things</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Hello and welcome to Lenton and Wortley Hall at Nottingham University . This page serves one purpose, and one purpose only - to bring fame and fortune
to those who appear on it. Let's hope it does. All the images are freely distributable,
so should you want to steal any of them go right ahead, making sure you quote the
source of the material.
Alex Aitken Mark Billinge (me!) Deborah Briggs Matthew Burford Phillip Crampton Iain Dykes Maureen Ewing John Gay and Sally Richards Jackie Hanson</excerpt>
<desc>Room 22
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk/~ppzvwr/ep2ds/ep2dshome.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>17760</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>EP2DS XI</title>
<outline>Eleventh International Conference on the Electronic Properties of Two-Dimensional Systems August 7-11, 1995. Nottingham, U.K.</outline>
<keys>fermions*3, eventualities, supercurrent, shklovskii, wollaton, canteens, corrals, crommie, zrenner, iupap, wees, rutland*6, wigner*2, heterostructures, nanostructures</keys>
<excerpt>
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SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT & CALL FOR PAPERS
Conference Venue
The Eleventh International Conference on the Electronic Properties of Two-Dimensional Systems will be held at the East Midlands Conference Centre, The University of Nottingham , Nottingham, UK between...
Scope of Conference
The following have been identified as the key topics of the meeting:
*The fractional quantum Hall effect, composite fermions, the Wigner solid and the integer quantum Hall effect.
*Nanostructures, including quantum wires, rings, dots and tubes.
*Novel fabrication and new probing techniques, including scanning tunnelling microscopy, self-organising systems, biological tools and novel growth</excerpt>
<desc>EP2DS XI
here
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccc.uni-erlangen.de/sgml/index.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>07-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>1983</bytes>
<words>314</words>
<links>16</links>
<title>SGML: CML Erlangen</title>
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Welcome to the SGML page of at CCC Erlangen.
During an internal one-week workshop in June 1995
a CML proposal was developed.
- The result:
CML-ER
- The targets we had.
- The idea of CML (two slides)
- What we learned.
- -
A hierarchy to plug in results
- Which consequences
did that have on our internal data management.
*Software which helps to use/develop SGML and</excerpt>
<desc>Workshop on CML in CCC Erlangen
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cccbi.chester.pa.us/eve.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-Aug-95</lmod>
<bytes>899</bytes>
<words>129</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>ValuLink replaces EVE</title>
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<excerpt>
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ANNOUNCING: ValuLink replaces EVE
Welcome to EVE, Entrepreneurial Value Engineering! Your computer brought you to the right place, but EVE has been replaced by ValuLink</excerpt>
<desc>Entrepreneurial Value Engineering (EVE)
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cccd.edu/</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<words>1500</words>
<links>112</links>
<title>Coast Community College District</title>
<outline>Welcome to the CCCD Home Page What's New</outline>
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<excerpt>
Last updated September 21, 1995
This is the Coast Community College District WWW home page. We are located
in
Costa Mesa, California , about 40 miles southeast of Los Angeles. Our
general telephone number is [phone], and our postal address is
1370 Adams Avenue, P.O. Box 5003, Costa Mesa, California 92626-5429, USA.
This web server is subject to frequent mutations.
Attention CCCD staffers! You can have your own documents linked to this home
page. They can reside on the server www.cccd.edu here at DIS, or you can run
your own server machine. Server
software is available that runs on several different platforms.
We welcome your comments and suggestions. You can use the
feedback form , or</excerpt>
<desc>Coast Community College District (Costa Mesa, CA)
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cccd.edu/cgi/feedski.pl</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1671</bytes>
<words>232</words>
<title>Southland Ski Feedback</title>
<outline>Southland Ski Feedback</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Your comments and questions are valued. Complete this form using a
forms-capable browser such as Netscape, or
send e-mail instead .
Please provide as much contact
information as you believe is necessary for a response:
About which URL: E-mail Address: (Preferred response method)
First Name:
Last Name:
Title</excerpt>
<desc>Feedback
I want to hear from you!
[e-mail]
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cccd.edu/faq/index.html</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1586</bytes>
<words>239</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>CCCD Frequently Answered Questions</title>
<outline>CCCD Frequently Answered Questions What's New</outline>
<keys>wpoffice, inetai, cccd*15, mswindows, banyan, internally, pertaining, connectivity*2, gateways, btn, winsock, receiving, collected, compatible, availability</keys>
<excerpt>
Last updated September 12, 1994
This is a collection of Frequently Answered Questions documents pertaining to
CCCD and its computing resources. These documents are also posted internally
to the Usenet newsgroup cccd.answers .
I would welcome any comments and suggestions . You can e-mail them to
[e-mail] .
Go to the</excerpt>
<desc>Frequently Answered Questions
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cccd.edu/faq/tinnitus.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>150346</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>89</links>
<title>Tinnitus Frequently Answered Questions</title>
<outline>Tinnitus Frequently Answered Questions What's New About the Tinnitus FAQ About the Tinnitus FAQ Maintainer</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Last update v1.7, October 8, 1995
*What is Masking?: residual inhibition
Welcome to the Tinnitus FAQ. At the present time, there are many questions
about tinnitus, but few definitive answers that apply to all sufferers. If
you have any additional insights not covered in this document, please help
your fellow tinnitus sufferers by contacting the FAQ Maintainer, Lee Leggore,
at [e-mail] .
IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: This document is not a substitute for
advice from a competent health care provider specializing in tinnitus. Many
of the underlying medical conditions can be serious, if not fatal, and
several of the listed treatments may have dangerous side-effects</excerpt>
<desc>http://www.cccd.edu/faq/tinnitus.html.
The Tinnitus FAQ
This faq
Tinnitus FAQ and info on hearing protection
Tinnitus Frequently Answered Questions
Tinnitus Frequently Asked Questions
Tinnitus group FAQ
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cccd.edu/gov.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>7896</bytes>
<words>1331</words>
<links>66</links>
<title>CCCD Electronic Government Resources</title>
<outline>CCCD Electronic Government Resources What's New</outline>
<keys>ridgenetwelcome, calgovinfo, ridgenet, cegi, brea*4, californiagov, chronicling, taxforms, malibu*3, chula*3, cccd*8, cityhall, orgpubs, ridgecrest*2, sannet</keys>
<excerpt>
Last updated September 1, 1995
This is a compendium of the electronic government resources found useful
by the Coast Community College District.
I would welcome any
comments and suggestions . You can e-mail them to
[e-mail] .
Go to the
CCCD Home Page .
Go to...
* What's New
* United States Resources
* California Resources
* County Resources
* City Resources * Politicians Online
*September 1, 1995:
* City Resources: Newport Beach.
*August 31, 1995:
* County Resources: Los Angeles.
* City Resources: Chula Vista, Long Beach, Malibu, Torrance.
*July 24, 1995:
</excerpt>
<desc>Government Resources
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cccd.edu/weather.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>9811</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>86</links>
<title>CCCD Weather Resources</title>
<outline>CCCD Weather Resources What's New</outline>
<keys>iexec*15, statplot*15, statlist*15, imageg*2, mcas*2, knbc*4, grizzly*31, klax*3, currentprecip, imagewxmapsw, imagewxmap, imagewvis, climinfo, imagewir, pngmsfc</keys>
<excerpt>
Last updated August 3, 1995
This is a compendium of the electronic weather resources found useful
by the Coast Community College District.
I would welcome any comments and suggestions . You can e-mail them to
[e-mail] .
Go to the
CCCD Home Page .
*August 3, 1995:
* United States Resources: NASA precipitation rates.
* Los Angeles Basin Resources: KNBC-TV Weather Page.
* Other Weather Resources: The Weather Channel, National Weather Service.
*April 18, 1995:
* Los Angeles Basin Resources: INTELLiCast doppler radar imagery.
*March 21, 1995:
* Extraterrestrial Resources: Daily Martian weather report.
* Other Weather Resources: WeatherNet. See also What's Old . Extraterrestrial Resources * Daily</excerpt>
<desc>weather resources
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cccd.edu/~markb/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4094</bytes>
<words>678</words>
<links>9</links>
<title>Mark's Home Page</title>
<outline>Mark's Home Page My Net.Philosophy</outline>
<keys>markb*8, gophermaster, newsmaster, gazillions, tunefs, meski, cccd*16, mousetrap, revolutionized, discl, bixby*2, tinnitus*3, southland, incrementally, capsule*2</keys>
<excerpt>
Last updated September 1, 1995
Debugging info. Or try the
new feedback form .
Some people suspect that I'm really from a planet other than Earth.
I submit these pictures of myself from circa 1961 as proof. ;-)
Please excuse the mess, we're still under construction. Use at your own risk! Pay strict attention to all relevant disclaimers .
Go to the
CCCD Home Page .
Welcome to my home page. I started working part-time for Coast in 1976, and
upgraded to full-time in 1980. My current duties include:
*Resident Internet Wizard *DNS admin
*postmaster
*newsmaster
*webmaster
*gophermaster *Hewlett-Packard HPUX sysadmin
*Hewlett-Packard MPE sysadmin
*Oracle DBA My expertise is available (other than 080</excerpt>
<desc>Mark Bixby
net.philosophy
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cccd.edu/~markb/meski.gif</url>
<desc>here
I enjoy skiing
my years of skiing
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cccd.edu/~markb/ski/knee/</url>
<date>16-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>8235</bytes>
<words>1428</words>
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<title>Arthroscopic Alley</title>
<outline>Arthroscopic Alley This Is Your Knee March 24, 1995 March 5, 1990</outline>
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<excerpt>
Last updated May 1, 1995
Ain't it the truth.... ;-)
This page complements my Southland
Ski Server and shows in graphic detail some of the things I've done to the
inside of my knees throughout
my years of skiing .
I consider myself fortunate to have had my skiing accidents after the invention
of that most wonderous surgical instrument known as the arthroscope. For knees,
three quarter-inch incisions are made: one on the medial (inside) side below
the patella, one on the lateral (outside) side below the patella, and one on
the lateral side above the patella. Small tubes are then inserted into the
incisions, and the knee is pumped full of saline solution to expand it to
provide working room. Using</excerpt>
<desc>Arthroscopic Alley
knee injuries
Mark Bixby * Lynn Morel
Mark Bixby's Accident
this guy who had Knee Arthroscopy
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cccd.edu/~markb/ski/mj/index.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>6181</bytes>
<words>1015</words>
<links>61</links>
<title>Eastern Sierra Ski Resorts</title>
<outline>Eastern Sierra Ski Resorts Resort Information Miscellaneous Road Reports Weather Resources</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
Last updated September 29, 1995
Home | Mammoth Mtn. | June Mtn. | Browse Reports | Submit Report | Feedback
* Mammoth Mountain (Be sure to also visit the official Mammoth Mountain home page )
* June Mountain (Be sure to also visit the official June Mountain home page )
* Mammoth / June Daily Report . Originates directly from the staff at Mammoth Mountain.
* BOBSLEDZ International . Bobsledding at Mammoth for the whole family.
*Geological happenings:
* Long Valley Caldera earthquake map showing quake activity for the past 72 hours.
* Long Valley Caldera volcanic hazard monitoring . Educate yourself about the chances of a volcanic eruption ruining your whole day at</excerpt>
<desc>Eastern Sierra
Mammoth & June Mountain
Southland Ski Server
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cccd.edu/~markb/ski/rep/94-95/stats.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>8190</bytes>
<words>830</words>
<links>10</links>
<title>Ski Report Statistics</title>
<outline>Ski Report Statistics for 94-95</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Home | Browse Subset | Browse All | Submit Report | Feedback
Begin statistics: Wed Sep 20 13:12:17 1995
Mt. Test-More :
% Hours % Equipment %Gender % Ability
Trips Days Rtg Day Night Alp Nor Sno M F Age Beg Int Adv Exp
Week 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Month 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Season 4 6 6 50 50 50 0 50 100 0 30 0 0 75 25
Bear Mtn. :
% Hours % Equipment %Gender % Ability
Trips Days Rtg Day Night Alp Nor Sno M F Age Beg Int Adv Exp
Week 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Month 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Season 9 10 6 100 0 33 0 66 100 0 26 0 75 12 12
Green Valley :
% Hours % Equipment %Gender % Ability
Trips Days Rtg Day Night Alp Nor Sno M F Age Beg Int</excerpt>
<desc>94-95
Report Statistics
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cccd.edu/~markb/ski/rep/browse.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1873</bytes>
<words>290</words>
<links>8</links>
<title>Browse Existing Ski Reports</title>
<outline>Browse Existing Ski Reports</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
Last updated September 19, 1995
Home | Report Statistics | Report Submit | Feedback
You must be using a Forms-capable WWW client to be able to browse ski reports.
Ski Season:
94-95
Resort(s) Selection:
ALL
Mt. Test-More
Bear Mtn.
Green Valley
June Mtn. Kratka Ridge Mammoth Mtn. Mt. Baldy Mt. Waterman Mtn. High Rim Nordic Ski Sunrise Snow Summit</excerpt>
<desc>Browse Subset
Individuals' Ski Reports
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cccd.edu/~markb/ski/rep/submit.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4179</bytes>
<words>618</words>
<links>8</links>
<title>Submit a Ski Report</title>
<outline>Submit a Ski Report Skier Demographics (Optional) Trip Specifics</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
Last updated September 18, 1995
Home | Report Browse | Report Statistics | Feedback
You must be using a Forms-capable WWW client to be able to submit ski reports.
Your report will then become available to other net.skiers to browse instead
of solely relying on ski area telephone marketing, er, ski reports.
Age:
Gender: Male Female
Ability: Beginner Intermediate Advanced Expert
Required:
Start date: Duration in days:
Resort:
Mt. Test-More
Bear Mtn.
Green Valley
June Mtn.
Kratka Ridge
Mammoth Mtn.
Mt. Baldy
Mt. Waterman
Overall trip rating:
</excerpt>
<desc>post
Submit Report
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cccd.edu/~markb/ski/sb/bear/</url>
<date>16-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3682</bytes>
<words>558</words>
<links>15</links>
<title>Bear Mountain</title>
<outline>Bear Mountain What's New Vital Statistics Resort Information</outline>
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<excerpt>
Last updated September 22, 1995
Home | San Bernardino Mountains | Browse Reports | Submit Report | Feedback
All information comes from Bear Mountain 94/95 literature unless otherwise
stated.
*Rip's Terrain Garden. Bumps, jumps, and other terrain features for all
mountain users. Located on Rip's Run, a variety of shapes will be built
with snowmaking and grooming equipment.
*Permanent Ticket works like a ski lift ticket. The card itself is free of
charge. It is activated by making a reservation through TicketMaster and
paying by credit card.
You'll save $1 on regular season rates by purchasing through TicketMaster.
There are no additional service fees.
The Permanent Ticket allows you to proceed</excerpt>
<desc>Bear Mountain
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cccd.edu/~markb/ski/sb/index.html</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4739</bytes>
<words>793</words>
<links>50</links>
<title>San Bernardino Mountains Resorts</title>
<outline>San Bernardino Mountains Resorts Resort Information Road Reports Weather Reports Other Resources</outline>
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<excerpt>
Last updated September 29, 1995
Home | Bear Mtn. | Green Valley | Rim Nordic | Snow Summit | Snow Valley Browse Reports | Submit Report | Feedback
* Bear Mountain (Be
sure to also visit the official Bear Mountain home page )
* Green Valley
* Rim Nordic
* Snow Summit
* Snow Valley (Be sure to also visit the official Snow Valley home page )
* I-15
* I-210
* SR-18
* SR-30
* SR-38
* SR-138
* SR-330
* Real-time freeway information
* Snow Driving in California (265K). Everything the California Highway Patrol always wanted you to know about driving on snow.
* San Bernardino County road map
* Automated Fawnskin rain gauge located on the north side of Big Bear Lake.
* Weather Roundup . Hourly observations</excerpt>
<desc>San Bernardino Mountains
San Bernardino Resorts
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cccd.edu/~markb/ski/sb/summit/rates.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>9303</bytes>
<words>1144</words>
<title>Snow Summit 94/95 Rates</title>
<outline>Snow Summit 94/95 Rates Lift Tickets Ticket Specials Ski School Rental Equipment Gotta Ski Snow Summit</outline>
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<excerpt>
Last updated November 22, 1994
Adult
Day Night
All lifts $41 $24
Half day 12:30-4:30 p.m. 26
Half night 7:00-9:30 p.m. 17
Beginner lifts (Chairs 4 & 8) 27 17
Beginners' Special 35 30*
Includes beginner lifts ticket
and "A" lesson, add $10 for rentals
Midweek Beginners' Special 30
(Excluding holiday periods)
Includes beginner lifts ticket
and "A" lesson, add $10 for rentals
Child (7-12 years old)
Children 6 and under ski FREE with skiing parent
Family Special
Day Night
Child (16 & under) $15 $11
All lifts with skiing parent
Adult
</excerpt>
<desc>Snow Summit rates
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cccd.edu/~markb/ski/sg/index.html</url>
<date>16-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3175</bytes>
<words>515</words>
<links>36</links>
<title>San Gabriel Mountains Resorts</title>
<outline>San Gabriel Mountains Resorts Resort Information Road Reports Weather Reports</outline>
<keys>kratka*8, feedski*3, mtnhigh*3, wxgzone*2, baldy*8, markb*9, stfcst, iexec, skied*2, klax*2, waterman*8, statplot, cccd*11, wxascii*2, caz*2, mws*2, geograf*2</keys>
<excerpt>
Last updated September 14, 1995
Home | Kratka Ridge | Mt. Baldy | Mt. Waterman | Mtn. High | Ski Sunrise Browse Reports | Submit Report | Feedback
* Kratka Ridge
* Mount Baldy
* Mount Waterman
* Mountain High
* Ski Sunrise
* I-15
* I-210
* SR-2
* SR-14
* SR-138
* Real-time freeway information
* Snow Driving in California (265K). Everything the California Highway Patrol always wanted you to know about driving on snow.
*Mount Wilson observations ( text ,
graphic ).
This is the only station I can find for the San Gabriel mountains. If you know
of any others, I want to hear from you!
*Southern California mountain forecasts
* Short range</excerpt>
<desc>San Gabriel Mountains
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccci.com</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2954</bytes>
<words>486</words>
<links>29</links>
<title>Chesapeake Computer Consultants, Inc.</title>
<keys>ccci*27, consultingservices, netmanagement, netsystech, tacacs*2, homebuyer*3, whatnew*2, netsys, cccc, signup, cisco*5, netmanage, sched, consult*2, certified</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
Introduction to CCCI
Employees ,
Office ,
Location
What's New
Links
Cisco Certified Training
Schedules ,
Course Descriptions ,
Register
Products
NetManagement ,
TACACS+
Consulting Services
Network Design and Review ,
Mass Storage
Real Estate Services
HomeBuyer
Mailing List
Web Sites
</excerpt>
<desc>CCCI.COM
Chesapeake Computer Consultants Inc.
Chesapeake Computer Consultants, Inc. Home Page
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccci.com/consult/index.html</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1404</bytes>
<words>213</words>
<links>5</links>
<title>Consulting Information</title>
<keys>ccci*10, consultingservices, customprogramming, netmonitoring, onsite, cccc, chesapeake, internetworking, consult*4, coded, enrollment, cisco*2, proven, certified</keys>
<excerpt>
Chesapeake Computer Consultants, Inc. provides the
internetworking industry with a variety of services beyond open enrollment
Cisco Router classes. Please contact us for assistance with your special system
or network requirements.
* Custom and ON-SITE Training
Cisco Certified training</excerpt>
<desc>Consulting Services
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccci.com/course/list.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>870</bytes>
<words>128</words>
<links>5</links>
<title>Course Locations and Dates</title>
<outline>Course Locations and Dates</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
* Router Software Course
* Router Hardware Course
* Internetworking Fundamentals Course
* Internetwork Troubleshooting
Click Here for a U.S. Course</excerpt>
<desc>List of CCCI's Cisco Router Course Dates and Locations
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccci.com/introduction/index.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>842</bytes>
<words>121</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>Chesapeake Computer Consultants Introduction</title>
<keys>ccci*7, cccc, locate, employees*2, banner, ffff, ffffff, oct*2, stars, button*2, introduction*2, vlink, imagemap, ismap, fri, location, main*2, office*2, mon</keys>
<excerpt>
Employees
Our Office
Location
</excerpt>
<desc>Introduction to CCCI
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccci.or.jp/</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1798</bytes>
<links>7</links>
<title>Center for Cyber Communities Initiative</title>
<desc>$B!V%5%$%P!<<R2q4pHW8&5f?d?J%;%s%?!<!W(J $B!L(JCenter for Cyber Communities Initiative $B!J(JCCCI$B!K!M(J
$B%5%$%P!
Center for Cyber Communities Initiative (CCCI)
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccci.or.jp/cbcb/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>2630</bytes>
<words>38</words>
<links>12</links>
<title>CBCB Home Page</title>
<keys>tile, ffffff, ok, oct*2, background, netscape, files*2, communications, saturday, thursday, bgcolor, back, body*2, length, modified, gmt*2, content*2, center*2</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
</excerpt>
<desc>$B%5%$%P!<%S%8%M%9!&%1!<%9%P%s%/(B
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</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccci.or.jp/cbcb/cb_list.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1254</bytes>
<links>14</links>
<title>CB List</title>
<desc>Cyber Business List
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</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccci.or.jp/cbcb/cb_stat.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1046</bytes>
<links>12</links>
<title>CB Statistics</title>
<desc>ôuû{éIâTâCâoü[ârâWâlâXéIî╗Åo
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccci.or.jp/ccci_home.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Center for Cyber Communities Initiative</title>
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</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cccoe.k12.ca.us/docs/wren/Ed-resources.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>13181</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>142</links>
<title>Curriculum-Based Sites</title>
<outline>Valuable Subject-Area Sites on the Web English Fine Arts Foreign Language Math Physical Education Science Social Sciences Special Education Vocational Arts</outline>
<keys>hatley*3, studentpress*2, sportsfocus*2, mathand*2, kicu*2, mathematicalquotations, environmentalresources, supercomputerprogram, unstoppabledreamers, calculatorresources</keys>
<excerpt>
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* ClassroomConnect's Language Arts Resources * TheCollected Works of Shakespeare * Elements of Style * InkSpot forYoung Writers * Internet Directory of PublishedWriters * The Internet Public Library *...
* Art ( compiled by Connie Hatley )* Art ( Compiled by Alan Levine )* Art Resources * ArtsEdge atthe Kennedy Center * ArtWorld * Classical Music * The Fine Arts Museums of SanFrancisco * JAZZ Online *...
* Cultural Ministry of France * English asa Second Language * HumanLanguages * Impact! Online (ESL)* Languages ( Compiled by Alan Levine )* Languages ( compiled by the BBC )* Si Spain
* Explorer (K-12 Mathand Science Lessons)* FractalMicroscope * The Geometry Center</excerpt>
<desc>Misc. Educational Resources
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccd.bnl.gov/Solaris2/</url>
<date>23-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3342</bytes>
<words>566</words>
<links>27</links>
<title>The BNL Solaris 2 Page</title>
<outline>Welcome to the BNL Solaris 2 Page</outline>
<keys>nskit*2, stange*3, usecompilers, getcompilers, ltstange, catlink, sunexpress*2, sunsolve*4, wabi*3, answerbook*2, sunsoft*5, smli, cshrc*2, pcnfs, smcc, xdm*2</keys>
<excerpt>
Read the local BNL documents:
A simple guide to installing Solaris 2
Applying security and other patches
How to use the AnswerBook
How to get the compilers
How to use the compilers
How to install the PC-NFS server
How to start XDM for Solaris 2.x
Using /etc/issue
Information on licensed software
Installing WABI
Note that you can run both PC and Macintosh applications on a Solaris
workstation. For more information on WABI and MAE,
see this page on Solaris-PC Desktop Integration .
The CCD ftp server
Information on the NIS server for Solaris 2.x
How do I configure my account?
The cshrc and login files...
Some software:
3rd party software for Solaris
New Features in</excerpt>
<desc>Sun Solaris 2.x
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccd.bnl.gov/com/sif/clpr.sif</url>
<date>18-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1684</bytes>
<words>238</words>
<keys>clpr*3, decrisc*2, morgenthaler, bnlux, ssg*4, vaxcluster*2, sman, djm, sif, paige, bnl*6, ccd*3, installer, filesystem, hotline*2, supplier, architectures</keys>
<excerpt>
This command has many different options. This is an enhanced version
of the command that is normally found on the CCD unix computers.
and sgi architectures.
filesystem mounted from software1.bnl.gov:
/ssg1/software1.bnl.gov/architecture
on mount point of the same.
Read the man pages for information on how to use this command and
its options</excerpt>
<desc>clpr
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccd.bnl.gov/default.html</url>
<date>23-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>13042</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>86</links>
<title>BNL CCD Home Page</title>
<keys>dnqs*8, aboutccd*6, abars*6, sqirt*5, ccdservices*3, transp*23, ccdmission*2, labmail*2, ccdlogo*2, clpr*2, ccd*95, archieform*3, newfromccd, mosaichelp, docmail</keys>
<excerpt>
Welcome to the Computing and Communications Division World Wide Web Server.
Please read about
CCD's role within Brookhaven National Laboratory . Also read BNL's disclaimer.
Recent Additions to the CCD Pages
QuickRef
ABARS
AIX
Archie
CCD Services
CCD Compute Farm
DNQS
Hardware Support
IBM RISC6000
LABmail
LINK.bnl
Linux
listserv
Newsgroups(BNL)
PC Systems
PH Phonebook
SGI
</excerpt>
<desc>here
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccd.bnl.gov/doc/userqa/What_math_software_does_CCD_export_for_Unix.html</url>
<date>23-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2309</bytes>
<words>306</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>User Question/Answer</title>
<outline>Mathematical Software</outline>
<keys>alones, tosca*3, cernlib*2, sif*5, imsl*3, tensors, macsyma*2, helmholtz, poisson*2, subroutines*3, polynomial*3, pde, factorization, electrostatic, minimization</keys>
<excerpt>
Q. What mathematical software does CCD make available to you?
ACM Algorithms -
Public domain collection of mathematical subroutines, nearly all written in
Fortran.
Imsl -
Proprietary library of Fortran subroutines performing
mathematical tasks such as integration, ODE and PDE solving,
optimization, statistics, and solution of linear and nonlinear
systems. Available as a library that you simply link.
Cernlib -
Collection of general-purpose programs and subroutines</excerpt>
<desc>Mathematical Software
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccd.bnl.gov/pds/9411-tiger.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>5397</bytes>
<words>882</words>
<links>4</links>
<title>LINK.bnl - In the Public Domain - Oct 1994</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
In The Public Domain - November 1994 - Tiger
This month we continue with our series of articles on security
packages that are available via SQIRT.
Tiger - Authors:
Douglas Lee Schales
Dave Hess
Khalid Warraich
Dave Safford
Produced by:
A&M University Supercomputer Center
What is TIGER?
Tiger is public domain software that does a security profile on Unix
systems. There are other packages that perform a similar function.
These include SPI and COPS. Here at CCD, we have demonstrated that
tiger can discover many of the security holes that CIAC (and the
hackers, of course) used to gain entry into our systems as described
in last months article on TCP Wrapper.
The
DESCRIPTION
CCD is</excerpt>
<desc>LINK.bnl article about Tiger.
Tiger Link.bnl article
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccd.bnl.gov/pds/9412-tripwire.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4185</bytes>
<words>633</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>LINK.bnl - In the Public Domain - December 1994</title>
<outline>Tripwire What is Tripwire? The Value of Tripwire</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
In The Public Domain - December 1994 - Tripwire
This month we continue our series of articles on security packages that are available via SQIRT.
COAST Laboratory
Department of computer Sciences
Purdue University
This month "In The Public Domain" spotlights another "not to be without", UNIX security software
product. Tripwire is an effective tool for monitoring filesystem changes, and is not to be confused with one
of the many cables under your desk that continually entangle your feet:-). Like TCP-Wrapper (Oct. 94
issue) and Tiger (Nov. 94 issue), the Tripwire security product is very portable, very useful and free. The
use of these three products together provides an effective</excerpt>
<desc>LINK.bnl article about Tripwire.
Tripwire Link.bnl article
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccdc.cam.ac.uk</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>06-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>3570</bytes>
<words>582</words>
<links>17</links>
<title>The CCDC Home Page</title>
<outline>Welcome to the CCDC Home Page New Features in the April 1995 Release Other relevant CCDC information Contacting the CCDC Other sources of crystallographic information</outline>
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<excerpt>
CCDC stands for the
Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre .
The CCDC is responsible for the production of the following.
* The Cambridge Structural Database
*Associated Software
* QUEST Database Searching
* VISTA Visual Statistical Analysis of data
* PLUTO Molecule Display
* GSTAT Analysis, but not as flashy as VISTA
DEPOSITING CRYSTAL STRUCTURE DATA BY E-MAIL
The CCDC has designed an electronic data deposition form which details
the crystallographic and chemical data required for incorporation of the
structure in the CSD.
This can be used for the submission of published and unpublished data sets to
the CCDC for inclusion in the Cambridge Structural Database.
* Further Information
* How to obtain</excerpt>
<desc>Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre (CSD)
Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre [UK]
Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre.
Cambridge Structural Database (CSD)
CCDC
</desc>
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<excerpt>
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National and Regional Affiliated Centres
Australia
---------
Dr Chris Howard
ANSTO
Private Bag 1
Menai NSW 2234
Austria
-------
Dr C Kratky
Institut fur Physikalische Chemie
Universitat Graz
Heinrichstrasse 28
A-8010 Graz
Belgium
-------
Dr Luc Van Meervelt
Lab. Macromoleculaire Structuurchemie
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
Canada
</excerpt>
<desc>List of National and Regional Affiliated Centres
National or Regional Affiliated Centre
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccds.cincinnati.oh.us/honor.html</url>
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<title>CCDS Honor Code Constitution</title>
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<excerpt>
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T HE
CCDS
H ONOR
C ODE
C ONSTITUTION
This Honor Code Constitution was written by Nathan Allen, Greg Kranias, and Ben Sommers in March of 1995. It was partially adapted, with permission, from the Honor Code constitution of the Kentucky Co...
T ABLE
O F
C ONTENTS
* Purpose * The Pledge * Article 1: Violations * Lying * Cheating * Stealing and/or Vandalism * Article 2: The Honor Council * Purpose * Structure * Selection of Members * Responsibilities and Roles o...
P URPOSE
The purpose of the Cincinnati Country Day School Honor Code is to foster an atmosphere of trust and cooperation between students, faculty, and all other members of the CCDS community. By having studen</excerpt>
<desc>CCDS Honor Code
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccds.cincinnati.oh.us/whatsnew.html</url>
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<title>What's Going on at Cincinnati Country Day</title>
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<excerpt>
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W HAT'S
N EW
This page contains important events concerning CCDS that my uninformed mind comes across. I'd have more info, but as a student, I'm kept out of the loop. :)
List of alumni e-mail addresses - We now have a growing list of alumni e-mail addresses.
During the '94 - '95 school year, Nathan Allen ('95), Greg Kranias ('95), and Ben Sommers </excerpt>
<desc>What's new
</desc>
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<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<links>7</links>
<title>Spunky and LappDogg</title>
<outline>Under Construction, Yes? Obligatory links The piddly foo on the barn floor</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Here's the gist of the my situation. My moving company hasn't brought me the
cool pictures for my page yet, so you'll have to make do with this piddly little
thing. Never ever pay $6.66 extra for overnight shipping. It's just not
worth it.
Well, here is the obligatory link to things about myself
Then there are my friends Ben Kotcher , and Jon Burckett .
And yes, there is a pic of me.
Okay! Think that my Gillian</excerpt>
<desc>Gillian
John Lee
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cce.auckland.ac.nz/cce/gs/culstd1.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<words>287</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>Cultural Studies</title>
<outline>G1.020 Cyberculture: Life In The Age Of Electronic Simulation</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Nigel Clark, PhD
4 weekly sessions
Tuesday : 7:00pm - 9:00pm
28 February - 21 March
Room 209, Arts I Building. Enter Level 4 Walkway.
18 Symonds Street
Increasingly our daily experiences are mediated by computer terminals and networks. What are the cultural implications of the computer age? What does it mean to be able to instantly access data from a...
We will be looking at the impact and implications</excerpt>
<desc>Fast link to Cyberculture Course
Introduction to Cyberculture
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cce.cornell.edu</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-Oct-95</lmod>
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<title>Cornell Cooperative Extension</title>
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<excerpt>
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* About the Cornell Cooperative Extension Server
* Agricultural production and management
* Cornell Cooperative Extension Information
* CENET accounts, almanac resources, settings and help
* Community education and resources
* Field crops and agronomy
* Food and nutrition
* Fruit and vegetable production and management
* Global awareness
* Internet gopher resources
* College of Human Ecology resources
* Internet tools and resources
* Forestry, wildlife, and marine science</excerpt>
<desc>Cornell Cooperative Extension Service
New York - Cornell Cooperative Extension WWW Server
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cce.cornell.edu/CGI/scripts/library.cgi/exempt-lib</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<excerpt>
The following pesticide registration exemptions (FIFRA Section 18),
Special Local Need (SLN 24 c) registrations, Crisis Exemptions and FIFRA 2(ee)
recommendations have been issued to New York State. Included here are the
most recent labels that may or may not appear in the 'Cornell Pest Management
Recommendations.'
* EPA</excerpt>
<desc>NYS Section 18s, SLN and 2ee labels
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cce.cornell.edu/CGI/scripts/library.cgi/extoxnet-lib</url>
<date>18-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-May-94</lmod>
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<words>67</words>
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<excerpt>
* PESTICIDE INFORMATION PROFILES (PIPs) (LAST UPDATE 9/95)
* TOXICOLOGY INFORMATION BRIEFS (TIBs) (LAST</excerpt>
<desc>Chemical Toxicology Information
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cce.cornell.edu/CGI/scripts/library.cgi/pcdregs-lib</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-May-94</lmod>
<bytes>494</bytes>
<words>69</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>pcdregs-lib</title>
<outline>pcdregs-lib</outline>
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<excerpt>
* FEDERAL LAWS/REGULATIONS/RULES/GUIDELINES
* NEW YORK STATE LAWS, RULES AND REGULATIONS, AND ACTIONS</excerpt>
<desc>Pesticide regulations
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cce.cornell.edu/CGI/scripts/library.cgi/piap-lib</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-May-94</lmod>
<bytes>794</bytes>
<words>120</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>piap-lib</title>
<outline>piap-lib</outline>
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<excerpt>
* PEST AND PESTICIDE USE ASSESSMENT FOR FIELD CORN PRODUCTION SYSTEMS IN NEW YORK STATE FOR 1994
* PEST AND PESTICIDE USE ASSESSMENT FOR POULTRY PRODUCTION SYSTEMS</excerpt>
<desc>Pesticide Impact Assessment Program
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cce.cornell.edu/cenet/submenu/community</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>865</bytes>
<words>128</words>
<links>5</links>
<title>community</title>
<outline>community</outline>
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<excerpt>
* Community and Rural Development Institute
* Local government yard waste management information
* People of New York
* Cornell Waste Management Institute
* Search Cornell Waste</excerpt>
<desc>Community education and resources
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cce.cornell.edu/cenet/submenu/food</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>689</bytes>
<words>105</words>
<links>4</links>
<title>food</title>
<outline>food</outline>
<keys>eetg, cenet*4, submenu*4, cce*5, nutrition*4, safety*4, food*6, gn, bb*4, cornell*5, rev, oct, search*2, friday, link, m*4, made, information*4, head*2, mime</keys>
<excerpt>
* Information on nutrition
* Search Information on nutrition
* Information on food safety
* Search Information on food safety
</excerpt>
<desc>Food and nutrition
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cce.cornell.edu/cenet/submenu/fruit-veg</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Oct-95</lmod>
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<words>354</words>
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<title>fruit-veg</title>
<outline>fruit-veg</outline>
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<excerpt>
* An ecological approach to gardening
* Fact sheets on grapes and grape growing
* Current information on grape insect pests
* Search Current information on grape insect pests
* Pest mgmt. recommendations
* Small fruit information
* Information on crop and pest status for small fruits
* Search Information on crop and pest status for small fruits
* Tree fruit disease key
* Tree fruit news
* Search Tree fruit news
* Tree fruit pest</excerpt>
<desc>Fruit and vegetable production and management
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cce.cornell.edu/cenet/submenu/weather</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>373</bytes>
<words>49</words>
<links>1</links>
<title>weather</title>
<outline>weather</outline>
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<excerpt>
* Road hazard reports
</excerpt>
<desc>Weather information and forecasts
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccecu.com</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2810</bytes>
<words>449</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>City and County Employees Credit Union</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK Please email us to let us know
we have members using the Web. Thank you.
Our Mission Statement: "
S triving to provide quality service and products to
meet our members' changing financial needs"
Welcome to the CCECU Virtual Branch,
located in downtown St. Paul in the state of Minnesota. City and County
Employees Credit Union currently operates at 3 different sites to serve
our members, as well as several alternative electronic methods of access.
We invite you to find out about our Credit Union and how to become a member.
You'll find information</excerpt>
<desc>City & County Employees Credit Union - St.Paul, MN
City and County Employees Credit Union
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccer.ggl.ruu.nl/abu_simbel/abu_simbel1.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<words>414</words>
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<title>The Great Temple of Abu Simbel</title>
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<excerpt>
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This is an image of the great temple of Abu Simbel, dedicated to the glory of
pharao Ramses II. Though the temple is officially dedicated to the triad Amon-Ra, Ptah
and Ra-Harakhte, its front is dominated by four gigantic statues of the great
pharaoh himself. He had this temple built in this otherwise desolate area on the
actual site of a much older shrine of a local personification of the god Horus.
The colossi of the king, wearing the characteristic nemes headcloth</excerpt>
<desc>A clickable image of the temple of Abu Simbel
Ancient Egypt: Clickable image of the temple of Abu Simbel*
Clickable image Map of the great temple of Abu Simbel
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccer.ggl.ruu.nl/ccer/CCER.HTML</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Oct-95</lmod>
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<title>CCER home page</title>
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<excerpt>
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THIS SITE IS NETSCAPE ENHANCED AND USES 256-COLOUR IMAGES
Welcome to the Centre for Computer-aided Egyptological Research (CCER)
World Wide Web home page. From this document, you can access a variety of useful
information and services at the CCER.
* What's new on this site
</excerpt>
<desc>Centre for Computer-aided Egyptological Research (CCER)
Egyptology
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccer.ggl.ruu.nl/ccer/EXTLIB.HTML</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>The Extended Library</title>
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<excerpt>
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The Extended Library is a hieroglyphic computer fount of more
than 4700 signs for use with both hieroglyphic text processing
programmes Glyph for Windows and MacScribe . It covers the most common hieroglyphs
found in texts ranging from the Old Kingdom down to the Ptolemaic
Period, represented in a normalized, stereotype form, mostly
concentrated on graphemes and the number of graphic variants reduced
to a minimum.
An example of the signs follows:
The Extended Library version for IBM-compatible</excerpt>
<desc>Extended Library & Hieroglyphica
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccer.ggl.ruu.nl/ccer/FIELDW.HTML</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<excerpt>
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This page contains a WWW-based directory of Egyptological fieldwork. Though the
final purpose is to have an overview of virtually all fieldwork projects, the project to gather
this type of information has only started a few months ago, so only a few entries are as yet
available. We hope that everybody involved in any kind of fieldwork in Egypt will contribute
to this directory. If you wish to contribute to this effort, you can contact Hans van den Berg ( [e-mail] ) or Karin Sowada</excerpt>
<desc>Egyptological Fieldwork Directory
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccer.ggl.ruu.nl/ccer/FTP.HTML</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Oct-95</lmod>
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<title>CCER FTP-corner</title>
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<excerpt>
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Welcome to our FTP-corner. Here you will find computer-files of interest to Egyptologists.
Though the collection is still small, we hope to provide more files in due course. If
you yourself have any software of that might be of interest to the wider Egyptological
public we would like to encourage you to consider putting it here as well. In the
meantime, have a look at what we've got so far:
Software for Macintosh computers
</excerpt>
<desc>here
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccer.ggl.ruu.nl/ccer/IAE.HTML</url>
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<title>International Association of Egyptologists</title>
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<excerpt>
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International Association of Egyptologists (IAE)
Secretarial address:
Prof.Dr. Dietrich Wildung (president)
Prof.Dr. Fayza Haikal (vice-president)
Dr. Joachim Karig (secretary)
Staatliche Museen</excerpt>
<desc>IAE Webpage
International Association of Egyptologists (IAE) Webpage
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccer.ggl.ruu.nl/ccer/MACSCRIB.HTML</url>
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<excerpt>
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MacScribe is a hieroglyphic text processing program
designed around two main features: the intuitive
Macintosh interface, and full compatibility with
international accepted hieroglyphic computer-encoding
standards. The program works with hieroglyphic text full
screen. The user can enter the hieroglyphs either by
choosing them in a signs-list window with a mouse click,
or by typing the sign's Gardiner number or its unique
phonetic value. Using menu commands or keyboard
shortcuts</excerpt>
<desc>MacScribe
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccer.ggl.ruu.nl/ccer/ccer.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>CCER home page</title>
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<excerpt>
THIS SITE IS NETSCAPE ENHANCED AND USES 256-COLOUR IMAGES
Welcome to the Centre for Computer-aided Egyptological Research (CCER)
World Wide Web home page. From this document, you can access a variety of useful
information and services at the CCER.
* What's new on this site
</excerpt>
<desc>Centre for Computer-aided Egyptological Research, Utrecht
The Centre for Computer-aided Egyptological Research (CCER)
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccer.ggl.ruu.nl/ccer/ccer_newton.html</url>
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<title>CCER home page</title>
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<excerpt>
THIS SITE IS NETSCAPE ENHANCED AND USES 256-COLOUR IMAGES
Welcome to the Centre for Computer-aided Egyptological Research (CCER)
World Wide Web home page. From this document, you can access a variety of useful
information and services at the CCER.
* What's new on this site
</excerpt>
<desc>CENTER FOR COMPUTER-AIDED EGYPTOLOGICAL RESEARCH (CCER).
Computers and Egyptology
The CCER (Centre for Computer-aided Egyptological Research) home page
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccer.ggl.ruu.nl/ccer/ccer_ruu.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<links>51</links>
<title>CCER home page</title>
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<excerpt>
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THIS SITE IS NETSCAPE ENHANCED AND USES 256-COLOUR IMAGES
Welcome to the Centre for Computer-aided Egyptological Research (CCER)
World Wide Web home page. From this document, you can access a variety of useful
information and services at the CCER.
* What's new on this site
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<excerpt>
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The statistics are summarized by week.
+-----------------------+
| Week TOTAL TOTAL |
| UNIQUE HTML |
| VISITORS PAGES |
| READ |
+-----------------------+
| 1: 34 71 |
| 2: 50 185 |
| 3: 49 179 |
| 4: 75 328 |
| 5: 81 236 |
| 6: 78 212 |
| 7: 93 304 |
| 8: 117 292 |
| 9: 89 214 |
| 10: 218 469 |
| 11: 163 360 |
| 12: 1...
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<desc>access statistics
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccf.org/CCFHome.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Cleveland Clinic Home Page</title>
<outline>Welcome to CCF Cyberspace!</outline>
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<excerpt>
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A Water Color Image of the Crile Building!
An Aerial View of our Cleveland Campus!
Jump to -
[
CCF Services |
Announcements |
Publications |
On Ramps |
Feedback Form |
WWW Info ]
New items on this server are indicated below.
This page last update 6/26/95, 08:00, EST.
This server provided and maintained by the Department of Biomedical Engineering in the Research Institute of The Cleveland Clinic Foundation . Send comments, suggestions, and ideas to webmaster Roy Fe...
Look here for additional information about construction of www.ccf.org as well as disclaimers for all to see. Also, CCF surfers , please take notice about changing your home page . Lastly, if you have</excerpt>
<desc>Return to www.ccf.org
The Cleveland Clinic Foundation
</desc>
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<excerpt>
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Cleveland Clinic News
News and Activities at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation,
updated weekly...
Patient Care Information
For patients, visitors, physicians & staff -
Services, locations, Health Info Library, about Cleveland...
The Research Institute
Departments, Research Activities, Medical References,
and more...
Division of Education
Continuing Medical Education, Graduate Medical Education, Medical Student Education,
Patient Education, Allied Health/Nursing Education..</excerpt>
<desc>CCF Home Page
Return to www.ccf.org
</desc>
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<excerpt>
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WWW Resources / On Ramps
Topics of Interest on the Internet
[
Cleveland Clinic News |
Patient Care Information ]
[
The Research Institute |
Division of Education |
Medical Resources ]
This page was last updated July 26, 1995.
Search Tools and Indexes to the Web
Education, Research, and Medical Institutions
Healthcare Services, Medical Equipment and Supply Companies
Government and Scientific Organizations
Computer/Software Companies and other information</excerpt>
<desc>CCF On Ramps
Medical Resources
on-ramp to cyberspace
Topics of Interest on the Net
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccf.org/ClevelandClinic/CCFInfo.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>The Cleveland Clinic Foundation</title>
<outline>The Cleveland Clinic Foundation</outline>
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<excerpt>
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This page currently under construction !
This page last updated 4/24/95, 18:00, EST.
The Cleveland Clinic Foundation is a multispecialty academic medical center, recognized as a National Referral Center and an international health resource. CCF is dedicated to providing quality specia...
CCF doctors diagnose and treat a wide range of medical problems. Each year, the Cleveland Clinic demonstrates excellence in the treatment of cancer, heart disease, digestive problems, muscle and bone ...
Our Mission Statement and information on the CCF Logo.
1994 Annual Report ...
How to contact the Cleveland Clinic Foundation ...
Highlights
* Patient Care
* Research
* Education</excerpt>
<desc>The Cleveland Clinic Foundation
</desc>
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<title>MISD Network Services</title>
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<excerpt>
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This page currently under construction !
This page last updated 5/11/95, 17:00, EST.
MISD Network Services includes the following work-aholics:
*Chris Barendt, Manager
*Jim Sedlacek, Planner
*Mike Murphy
*Ed Larsen, See Network Services NTAS Web Server .
*Richard (Chip) Shafer
*Scott Kosits
*Scott Harrof
*Dean Balog
*Freida Johnson
*Rebecca Whisenant</excerpt>
<desc>MISD, Network Services
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccf.org/CommentForm.html</url>
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<title>CCF WWW Comment Form</title>
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<excerpt>
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CCF WWW Comment Form
Your comments are certainly welcome here at The Cleveland Clinic Foundation .
We are interested in hearing any suggestions you have for improving our online services, as well as descriptions of problems or errors you may have found within our web pages.
Please enter information below and press the "Send Comments" button when you are through.
Note, this page will only work if your browser supports forms.
Your Name :
Your Email Address :
Enter any general</excerpt>
<desc>email
Feedback Forms
[e-mail]
</desc>
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<lycos>
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<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>OnRamps SearchTools</title>
<outline>Search Engines and Tools on the Web!</outline>
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<excerpt>
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This page last update September 28, 1995.
Search Tools and Indexes to the Web -
Please note, your browser must support forms to use these services.
* Yahoo .
* Einet Galaxy .
* World Wide Web Crawler .
* World Wide Web Worm .
Other Web Navigators -
*State University of New York at Buffalo Web Navigators .
*GoldSite Europe Internet Access Index .
* Web Ping .
Compiled Listing of Services -
*Here's a listing of Commercial Services on the Web .
*Check</excerpt>
<desc>Search Tools and Indexes to the Web
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccf.org/ed/CCFED.html</url>
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<title>Cleveland Clinic Foundation Forbidden</title>
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<excerpt>
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Access to this area of www.ccf.org is restricted to The Cleveland Clinic Foundation or one of its departments.
Please jump back in your navigation or proceed with any of the resources below.
Thank you.
[
Cleveland Clinic News |
Patient</excerpt>
<desc>Division of Education
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccf.org/news/CCFAnnounce.html</url>
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<excerpt>
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Cleveland Clinic Announcements
News and Activities
[
Cleveland Clinic News |
Patient Care Information ]
[
The Research Institute |
Division of Education |
Medical Resources ]
This page was last updated October 13, 1995.
The Department of Biostatistics is now online.
Cleveland Clinic News Groups - Requires news capable browser.
Information on CompuFest - The Cleveland Clinic Computer and Networking Show - can be found here.
The Department of Cardiology and the Section of Electrophysiology and Pacing is available online.
The Department of Biomedical</excerpt>
<desc>Announcements
Cleveland Clinic News
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccf.org/pc/CCFPC.html</url>
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<title>CCF Patient Care Information</title>
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<excerpt>
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Patient Care Information
[
Cleveland Clinic News |
Patient Care Information ]
[
The Research Institute |
Division of Education |
Medical Resources ]
This page was last updated September 14, 1995.
Cleveland Clinic Cancer Center
Radiation Oncology
Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital
Cleveland Clinic Eye Institute
Division of Anesthesiology
Division of Laboratory Medicine
Division of Medicine and Surgery
Cardiology and Section of Electrophysiology and Pacing
Cardiothoracic Anesthesiology
Colorectal Surgery
Dermatology
</excerpt>
<desc>Patient Care Information
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccf.org/ri/</url>
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<title>Cleveland Clinic Foundation Research Institute</title>
<outline>The Research Institute</outline>
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<excerpt>
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The Research Institute
[
Cleveland Clinic News |
Patient Care Information ]
[
The Research Institute |
Division of Education |
Medical Resources ]
This page was last updated August 21, 1995.
Division Office
Division Administration
Scientific Support Services
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Department of Biostatistics & Epidemiology
Department of Cancer Biology
Department of Cell Biology
Department of Immunology
Department of Molecular Biology
Department</excerpt>
<desc>Research Institute
RI Directory
</desc>
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<excerpt>
The Research Institute
[
Cleveland Clinic News |
Patient Care Information ]
[
The Research Institute |
Division of Education |
Medical Resources ]
This page was last updated August 21, 1995.
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Division Administration
Scientific Support Services
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Department of Biostatistics & Epidemiology
Department of Cancer Biology
Department of Cell Biology
Department of Immunology
Department of Molecular Biology
Department of Molecular Cardiology</excerpt>
<desc>investigation
The Research Institute
</desc>
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<title>CCF Biomedical Engineering</title>
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The Research Institute
Department of Biomedical Engineering
[
Cleveland Clinic News |
Patient Care Information
]
[
The Research Institute |
Division of Education |
Medical Resources
]
This page was last updated 20 October, 1995.
The
Departmental Directory
Listings of the
BME Research Staff
and
All BME Personnel
The
A list of
</excerpt>
<desc>Department of Biomedical Engineering
</desc>
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<lycos>
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<title>CCF BME On Ramps</title>
<outline>Topics of Interest on the Internet Search Facilities, Indexes, and Directories</outline>
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<excerpt>
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The Research Institute
Department of Biomedical Engineering
[
Cleveland Clinic News |
Patient Care Information
]
[
The Research Institute |
Division of Education |
Medical Resources
]
This page was last updated 19 October, 1995.
The following sites provide information that might be of particular
interest to researchers in Biomedical Engineering.
National Institutes of Health Home Page
National Library of Medicine Pages
maintained at NIH
National Science Foundation Web Server
The Whitaker Foundation Home Page
BMEnet Biomedical Engineering Resource
</excerpt>
<desc>BME On Ramps
</desc>
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<lycos>
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<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>CCF Biomedical Engineering</title>
<outline>Department of Biomedical Engineering Other Useful Links</outline>
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<excerpt>
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The Research Institute
Department of Biomedical Engineering
[
Cleveland Clinic News |
Patient Care Information
]
[
The Research Institute |
Division of Education |
Medical Resources
]
This page was last updated 19 October, 1995.
The
Departmental Directory
Listings of the
BME Research Staff
and
All BME Personnel
The
A list of
</excerpt>
<desc>Department of Biomedical Engineering
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccfmc.org/esrd.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<links>2</links>
<title>End Stage Renal Disease Network</title>
<outline>End Stage Renal Disease Network</outline>
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<excerpt>
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End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) Networks were created to organize and administer the
provision of kidney dialysis and transplantation services. As a "condition of coverage," each
Medicare approved dialysis facility and transplant</excerpt>
<desc>End Stage Renal Disease Network (ESRD)
</desc>
</lycos>
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<url>http://www.ccfmc.org/ipninfo.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<excerpt>
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The Illinois Physicians' Network is an IPA (Independent practice association) of individual
physicians and existing group practices. A wholly owned subsidiary of Crescent Counties
Foundation for Medical Care (CCFMC), the IPN was established in December 1994 so that its
physician membership, which covers suburban Cook, DuPage, Lake, Kane and McHenry
counties in Northeastern Illinois, would be better positioned to compete effectively for contracts
with managed care organizations</excerpt>
<desc>Illinois Physicians' Network (IPN)
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccg-gcc.ca/</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<excerpt>
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Welcome to Canada Communication Group
Bienvenue au Groupe Communication Canada Please send your Comments or suggestions to [e-mail]
S.V.P. envoyez Commentaires ou
Suggestions à webmaster</excerpt>
<desc>Canada Communication Group
Canada Communications Group
Groupe Communication Canada
Information Network Canada
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccg-gcc.ca/dsp-psd/index.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>04-Aug-95</lmod>
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<excerpt>
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Welcome to the Depository Services Program
| English |
| Français |
Please send comments
or suggestions to [e-mail]
Last updated August</excerpt>
<desc>Government of Canada - Depository Services Program
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccg-gcc.ca/dsp-psd/ottawa-f.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>404 Not Found</title>
<outline>404 Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found
The requested URL /dsp-psd/ottawa</excerpt>
<desc>Autres Organismes Fédéraux Reliés au Réseau
Autres Organismes Gouvernementaux Canadien Reliés au Réseau
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccg.nl/7CCG0001.HTM</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>256</bytes>
<words>31</words>
<title>404 Not Found</title>
<outline>404 Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found
The requested URL /7CCG0001.HTM</excerpt>
<desc>ComputerCentrum Genemuiden bv
Vorige: ComputerCentrum Genemuiden
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccg.nl/7CCG0033.HTM</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>256</bytes>
<words>31</words>
<title>404 Not Found</title>
<outline>404 Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found
The requested URL /7CCG0033.HTM</excerpt>
<desc>Volgende: Passieve ISDN-kaarten, algemeen FAQ
Vorige: Passieve ISDN-kaarten, algemeen FAQ
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccg.nl/search.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
</excerpt>
<desc>zoeken
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccg.uc.pt</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows Bem Vindo ao
Centro de Computação Gráfica
Coimbra - Portugal
English version available
O CCG/ ZGDV - Centro de Computação Gráfica , Centro de Inovação
Tecnológica na área da Computação Gráfica e suas Aplicações,
saúda-o nesta visita ao seu espaço de Informação WWW.
O CCG/ ZGDV
Actividades de I&D
CG & WWW
Esperamos poder ser úteis na sua actividade</excerpt>
<desc>CCG/ ZGDV - Centro de Computação Gráfica
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccg.uc.pt/EXPO98/welcome.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1030</bytes>
<words>152</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>EXPO'98 Lisboa, Portugal - Bem Vindo</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows Bem Vindo ao Servidor Oficial da
Welcome to the Official Web Server of
Continuar
Este servidor foi construído com a colaboração do
CCG/ ZGDV Centro de Computa</excerpt>
<desc>CG & WWW
EXPO' 98
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccg.uc.pt/welcom_e.html</url>
<date>23-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1489</bytes>
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Centro de Computação Gráfica
Coimbra - Portugal
Encontra-se disponível a versão em português
The english version of our server is still
UNDER CONSTRUCTION!
It will be available soon.
Rua de Moçambique, 17 R/C</excerpt>
<desc>English version available
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<outline>REAL-WORLD ISDN TRAINING COURSES HOW TO MAKE MONEY FROM ISDN A NO-NONSENSE GUIDE FOR SYSTEMS INTEGRATORS AND INTERCONNECTS INSTALLING AND TROUBLESHOOTING ISDN VOICE AND DATA PRODUCTS ADVANCED ISDN PROTOCOL</outline>
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Cameron Communications Group announces a comprehensive program of ISDN training and support services that can save your organization months of agonizing learning by trial and error. Whether you are an...
IF YOU SELL ISDN PRODUCTS OR SERVICES, OR OWN OR MANAGE AN INTERCONNECT COMPANY OR SYSTEMS INTEGRATION BUSINESS AND ISDN IS PART OF YOUR FUTURE, YOU NEED THIS COURSE!
Finally! An opportunity to cut through all the hype associated with the Integrated Services Digital Network and to learn the truth about the business opportunities and the pitfalls of ISDN. In two fas...
We'll give you proven, detailed ISDN solutions and sources of supply. You'll understand which product</excerpt>
<desc>ISDN Training Courses
</desc>
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<title>upa100</title>
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Until now, ISDN protocol analyzers have been prohibitively priced. Often it has been difficult to justify the purchase, especially if you are just getting started in with ISDN. However, without a prot...
At CCG, we have solved the price problem! The UPA 100 is a compact unit (9.5" X 7.5" X 1.5") that connects to the serial port of an IBM-PC Compatible or Mac computer. It captures the messages passing</excerpt>
<desc>Information on UPA 100 Basic Rate ISDN Protocol Analyzer
UPA 100 Protocol Analyzer
</desc>
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<excerpt>
"What's new" is your quick view of
recent happenings at CCH across the globe -- from earnings releases and
new corporate acquisitions to new product releases and demos, special
offers -- everything that's of interest to our customers and friends. Tax '95 Corporate News New Products Trade Shows and Seminars September
Fresh</excerpt>
<desc>What's New at CCH
</desc>
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<title>CCH1001H (History) Fall 1995</title>
<outline>Computing for Historians</outline>
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[ Home | CCH | Courses | Index ]
Fall term 1995.
* Course description
* Calendar
* Bibliography
CCH1001H (History). Introductory Survey of Basic Applications in Humanities Computing for Historians. 13 meetings, 39 hours, on Wednesdays, 20 September to 13 December, 2-5 p.m., 54B New College. W. M...
with the Department of History, University of Toronto.
The aim of this non-credit introductory survey of computing applications for the study of history is to familiarize the student with basic computing tools and methods that will aid his or her own rese...
Those who wish to explore the application of computing in greater detail are encouraged subsequently to enroll in</excerpt>
<desc>Calendar
Description
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cch.epas.utoronto.ca:8080/cch/TACT/tact0.html</url>
<date>16-Oct-95</date>
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<links>30</links>
<title>Textual Analysis Computing Tools (TACT)</title>
<outline>Textual Analysis Computing Tools ( TACT )</outline>
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<excerpt>
[ Home -- TACT homepage ]
* Description of the programs
* The Development Group for the TACT System
*Distribution of TACT by post and by electronic means (Gopher and anonymous-ftp)
* Sponsors of the development work
* Acknowledgements
* Hardware requirements
* Copyright and copying of TACT
* Cost
* Documentation
* Versions
* Files in the current version
* Installation
* Displays in TACT
* Setting</excerpt>
<desc>Detailed description
</desc>
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<outline>CAI/CALL Bibliography, J-M</outline>
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J
*Jackson, H. "OCP and the Computer Analysis of Texts: the
Birmingham Polytechnic Experience." Literary & Linguistic
Computing Oxford University Press. 5.1 (1990): 86. [CAI/CAL,
concordance, text, text analysis, english, linguistics, Oxford
Concordance Program (OCP), courseware/material development,
teaching, literature]
*Jacobs, Gabriel. "An interactive learning revolution?"
CTISS File CTISS Publications. 14 (1992): 3. [interactive,
hypermedia, CD-ROM, text/information retrieval, multimedia,
teaching, CAI/CAL]
*Jacobs, Gabriel. "Remote interactive multimedia: a
necessary condition." CTISS File CTISS Publications. 14
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<title>Centre for Computing in the Humanities</title>
<outline>The Centre for Computing in the Humanities</outline>
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[Home]
The Centre for Computing in the Humanities is an academic support unit within the Faculty of Arts and Science, University of Toronto , in Toronto, Canada . It was founded in 1985 within a three-year c...
Centre for Computing in the Humanities
Robarts Library
130 St. George St.
University of Toronto
Toronto, Ontario M5S 1A5
Canada
416/978-6391 (voice)
416/978-6519 (FAX)
[e-mail]
* Laboratories, Services, and Facilities of the Centre.
* Hours and locations of walk-in services, with the names of staff-members responsible.
* Publications : CCH Working Papers, Electronic</excerpt>
<desc>CCH Information
The Centre for Computing in the Humanities- University of Toronto
</desc>
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<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<words>72</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>Connecting to the Internet Directly via EPAS</title>
<outline>Connecting to the Internet Directly via EPAS</outline>
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[ Publications -- MS-Windows installation -- Macintosh installation ]
CCH Technical Bulletins 9501 and 9503
HTML version
rev. 3/10/95
Types of Internet connection.
For Internet connection through the University-wide service, you should go to the Information Commons on the ground floor of Robarts Library. This service uses different software and procedures from t...
Direct connection to EPAS.
The rough ride will get considerably smoother before long. This document is intended to help you get there sooner rather than later.
If you are curious but not yet acquainted with the WorldWideWeb as it may be seen by means of a graphical browser such as NetScape or Mosaic, arrange</excerpt>
<desc>Internet, Connecting to
</desc>
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<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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[ [Home] | Humanities computing | Index ]
An online listing, with instructional materials wherever possible, of courses devoted to humanities computing world-wide. Those in which computers are used, but which are not primarily about humanitie...
The following describes the offerings for the 1995-96 academic year. Those for 1996-97 may differ. For more information contact the instructor, W. McCarty, [e-mail] .
* Rationale and overall description of the courses.
*CCH1001H, "Introductory Survey of Basic Applications in Humanities Computing"
* Course description
* Calendar
*CCH1001H (History) : "Introductory Survey of Basic Applications</excerpt>
<desc>[Courses]
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<title>Resources in humanities computing</title>
<outline>Resources in humanities computing</outline>
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<excerpt>
[Home]
Humanities computing is an interdisciplinary area of study and set of investigative and pedagogical techniques defined by the intersection of computing with the disciplines of the humanities. In sever...
Academic courses and lectures, programmes, and sources of information
* Courses , workshops, and seminars in humanities computing at Toronto and world-wide.
* Essays and discussions on humanities computing and related topics.
* Newsletters , electronic journals, and other publications issued by centres for humanities computing and related organizations. See also the CCH newsletter, Humanities Computing News .
* Allied aspects of computing : computer science, history of computing, etc.</excerpt>
<desc>[Humanities computing]
</desc>
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<date>18-Oct-95</date>
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<title>CCH Quick index</title>
<outline>Quick index</outline>
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<excerpt>
[ Home | A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z ]
The following is a index to the pages and major topics of the CCH Web.
* Allied aspects of computing
* Beginner's Meta-Guide to the CCH web
*Bibliographies
* Complete bibliography of CCH holdings (CCH Technical Report 9505)
* Computer-assisted instruction & learning, 1990-1994 (Technical Report 9402)
* Selective bibliography for humanities computing , CETH Summer Seminar (Princeton)
*CCH1001H, "Introductory Survey of Basic Applications in Humanities Computing"
* Description
* Calendar
*CCH1001H (History), "Introductory Survey of Basic Applications in Humanities Computing for Historians" [under construction & incomplete] * Description</excerpt>
<desc>Index of contents
</desc>
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<title>Notable online publications</title>
<outline>Notable online publications</outline>
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This is a rudimentary and desultory listing of WWW publications that are, in the opinion of the collector, in any way notable: by their quality and design, good or bad; by the organizational technique...
The opinions expressed here are the collector's own; argument is welcome. The items themselves are not organized by subject area, since content as such is not the point. As time permits, they may be r...
Suggestions are also welcome for materials to include. Please contact Willard McCarty, [e-mail] .
For other sources of new Internet publications, see the following:
* The B&R Samizdat Express : publishers of Internet</excerpt>
<desc>Notable online publications
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cch.epas.utoronto.ca:8080/cch/online_publishing/wwwpub0.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<links>9</links>
<title>Electronic Publishing on the WorldWideWeb</title>
<outline>Electronic Publishing on the WorldWideWeb: Getting started</outline>
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CCH Technical Bulletin 9502
March 1995
HTML version
Electronic publishing for seriously academic purposes is new to the humanities and social sciences, and so relatively underdeveloped. Current examples show us, however, that the potential in certain a...
The remainder of this Bulletin discusses and illustrates online publishing as follows</excerpt>
<desc>Getting Started with WWW
Publishing on the WorldWideWeb
</desc>
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<outline>Exemplary and notable online publications</outline>
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For current examples and discussions of online publishing, see the following collections:
*The Beginner's Meta-Guide to the resources of the CCH Web. Included here you will find a few excellent guides to the Internet, a number of examples, and the materials</excerpt>
<desc>Exemplary and notable publications
Next
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cch.epas.utoronto.ca:8080/cch/tact.html</url>
<date>18-Oct-95</date>
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<words>242</words>
<links>9</links>
<title>Text Analysis Computing Tools</title>
<outline>Text Analysis Computing Tools (TACT)</outline>
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<excerpt>
[ Home -- CCH Publications -- Software ]
TACT is a text-analysis and retrieval system for MS-DOS that permits inquiries on text databases in European languages. It has been developed by a team of programmers, designers, and textual scholars ...
From here you may obtain the following:
* Detailed description of the software</excerpt>
<desc>TACT (Text Analysis Computing Tools)
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cch.epas.utoronto.ca:8080/oed.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>OED/CCH root page</title>
<outline>OED/CCH root page</outline>
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<excerpt>
The local copy of the Oxford English Dictionary is licensed for the
University of Toronto. Any queries originating from machines that
are not part of the utoronto.ca or toronto</excerpt>
<desc>Oxford English Dictionary (at CCH)
</desc>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 403 Forbidden
Your client does not have permission</excerpt>
<desc>OED
Oxford English Dictionary
Oxford English Dictonary Hypertext Webster Interface
Search the Full Oxford Dictionary
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Chem/ContactInfo.html</url>
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<title>How to Contact the Departement of Chemistry</title>
<outline>Contacting the Department of Chemistry: Mailing Address: Specific People in the Department Office:</outline>
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<excerpt>
Department of Chemistry
Room 419 Latimer Hall
University of California
Berkeley, CA 94720-1460
*Professor Kenneth N. Raymond
Chairman
[phone]
*Professor Peter Schultz
Vice-Chairman
[phone]
*Professor Dan Neumark
Vice-Chairman
[phone]
*Professor Herbert L. Strauss
Vice-Chairman</excerpt>
<desc>How to contact the Department of Chemistry
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Chem/index.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<links>9</links>
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<excerpt>
Browsers without images may use the following links:
[ How to contact the Department of Chemistry ]
[ Faculty Research Interests ] [ The Graduate Program in Chemistry ]
[ Undergraduate Classes ] [ Seminar Schedules ]
[ Return to the College of Chemistry's Home Page ]
This server is maintained by The College of Chemistry</excerpt>
<desc>Chemistry Department
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/ChemResources/Weights-n-Measures/index.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Common Weights And Measures</title>
<outline>Common Weights And Measures</outline>
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* Mathematical Notation for Orders of Magnitude
* Metric prefixes
* Common U.S. and Metric equivalents
Back</excerpt>
<desc>Unit Conversions
Weights & Measures
</desc>
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<title>Common Equivalent Weights and Measures</title>
<outline>Common Equivalent Weights and Measures</outline>
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Units Metric Equivalent US Equivalent
acre 0.404 685 64 hectares 43,560 feet^2
acre 4,046,856 4 meters^2 4,840 yards^2
acre 0.004 046 856 4 0.001 562 5 miles^2,
kilometers^2 statute
are 100 meters^2 119.599 yards^2
barrel
(petroleum, US) 158.987 29 liters 42 gallons
(proof spirits, US) 151.416 47 liters 40 gallons
(beer, US) 117.347 77 liters 31 gallons
bushel 35.239 07 liters 4 pecks
cable 219.456 meters 120 fathoms
chain (surveyor's) 20.116 8 meters 66 feet
cord (wood) 3.624 556 meters^3 128 feet^3
cup 0.236 588 2 liters 8 ounces, liquid (US)
degrees, Celsius (water boils at 100 multiply by 1.8 and add 32
degrees C, freezes at to obtain degrees F
0 degrees C)
degrees</excerpt>
<desc>Common Equivalent Weights and Measures
</desc>
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<title>Resources for Chemistry</title>
<outline>Chemistry Resources Available On This Server</outline>
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The Periodic Table
Common Weights and Measures
Movies of some of the interesting vibrational modes of Benzene
Movies of some interesting chemical reactions
* Software Goodies on this site
* A Temperature Conversion Calculator
Chemistry Resources on the Net
* Pointers to Some Chemistry Resources on Internet
* Searchable PDB database from NIH
Material Safety Data Sheets (login as "msds") (University of California only)
The</excerpt>
<desc>Resources for Chemistry
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/College/Tour.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>A Tour of the College of Chemistry</title>
<outline>A Tour of the College of Chemistry</outline>
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<excerpt>
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* College of Chemistry Publications
* College Facilities
* College Shops
* The College Physical Plant
Physical Plant Publications: Who Does It! Where To Find It! How to do it Safely!
Back to College of Chemistry</excerpt>
<desc>A Tour of the College
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Directory/ChemProf.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Directory of Chemistry Faculty</title>
<outline>Directory of Chemistry Faculty</outline>
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This page contains the office locations, titles, phone numbers, and e-mail
addresses of the Chemistry faculty.
If you know of any errors on this page, please
send e-mail to
the webmasters.
Paul Alivisatos Associate Professor B62 Hildebrand 643-7371 642-2148 [e-mail]
Richard A. Andersen Professor 537 Latimer 642-4452
John Arnold Assistant Professor 501 Latimer 643-5181 643-5381 [e-mail]
Paul A. Bartlett Professor 841 Latimer 642-1259 642-5882 [e-mail]
Neil Bartlett Professor Emeritus / Pr Invest Csd/LBL 534 Latimer 642-7259 486-5320
Robert G. Bergman Professor & Pr Invest Csd/LBL 213B Lewis 642-2156 RGBERG@VIOLET</excerpt>
<desc>Faculty in the Department of Chemistry
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<title>Directory for the College of Chemistry</title>
<outline>Directory for the College of Chemistry</outline>
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* Faculty in the Department of Chemistry
* Faculty in the Department of Chemical Engineering
* Staff in the College of Chemistry
* Staff in the Department of Chemistry
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* Graduate Students in the Department</excerpt>
<desc>Directory of People in the College
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Publications/index.html</url>
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<title>College Publications</title>
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*October 1995 Newsletter is now available!*
| Newsletter of the College of Chemistry |
News Journal of the College of Chemistry |
| Seminar
schedules |
Back to College of Chemistry Home
Page
This page</excerpt>
<desc>College of Chemistry Publications
College Publications page
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<title>Web-Elements</title>
<outline>WebElements Other WebElements features WebElements sites About WebElements WebElements 2 Other periodic table services</outline>
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WebElements is a periodic table database. Please use WebElements, but use the data you obtain at your own risk.
The Berkeley mirror of WebElements contains links to data for the first
109 elements. The names of the elements from 104 through 109 are currently
bones of contention between the IUPAC and the
American Chemical Society . At Berkeley,
we are using the ACS suggestions for the
names in honor of Professor Seaborg 's
accomplishments.
NOTICE:
If you don't see a normal-looking periodic table on this page, then your
browser probably doesn't support HTML Tables . You'll need to look at our
ASCII version of the periodic
table .
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<desc>On-line periodic table and chemical calculators
Periodic Table of Elements
Periodic Table of the Elements
Web-Elements
WebElements
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<title>WebElements - Ag</title>
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Atomic number: 47
Standard atomic weight: 107.8682
Symbol: Ag
Group number: 11
Standard state: solid
Colour: white
Discoveror: Known to ancients
Date discovered: -3000 (circa)
Discovered at:
Meaning of name: Anglo-Saxon, Seolfor siolfur. Ag; L. argentum
Atomic: 144.5
van der Waals:
Covalent: 134
Metallic: 134
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 153.1
p:
d: 54.6
f:
Ionic radii
Pauling: 1.93
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<title>WebElements - Am</title>
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<excerpt>
Atomic number: 95
Standard atomic weight: 243.0614
Symbol: Am
Group number:
Standard state: solid
Colour: silvery white
Discoveror: Glenn T. Seaborg , James, Morgan, Albert Ghiorso
Date discovered: 1944
Discovered at: United States
Meaning of name: the Americas
Atomic:
van der Waals:
Covalent:
Metallic:
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 228.4
p:
d:
f: 48.1
Ionic radii
Pauling: 1.3
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<desc>Am
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<title>WebElements - Ar</title>
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Atomic number: 18
Standard atomic weight: 39.948
Symbol: Ar
Group number: 18
Standard state: gas
Colour: colourless
Discoveror: Ramsay, Rayleigh
Date discovered: 1894
Discovered at: Scotland
Meaning of name: Gr. argos, inactive
Atomic: 96
van der Waals: 188
Covalent:
Metallic:
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 62.6
p: 68.8
d:
f:
Pauling:
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<title>WebElements - As</title>
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<excerpt>
Atomic number: 33
Standard atomic weight: 74.92159
Symbol: As
Group number: 15
Standard state: solid
Colour: metallic grey
Discoveror: Known to ancients
Date discovered: 1250 (circa)
Discovered at:
Meaning of name: L. arsenicum, Gr. arsenikon, yellow orpiment, identified with arsenikos, male, from the belief that metals were different sexes; Arab, az-zernikh, the orpiment from Persian zerni-zar,...
Atomic: 124.5
van der Waals: 185
Covalent: 121
Metallic: 121
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 88.5
p: 106.6
d: 25.4
f:
Ionic radii
Pauling: 2.18
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<desc>As
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<title>WebElements - Au</title>
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<excerpt>
Atomic number: 79
Standard atomic weight: 196.96654
Symbol: Au
Group number: 11
Standard state: solid
Colour: yellow
Discoveror: Known to ancients
Date discovered: 3000 (circa)
Discovered at:
Meaning of name: Sanskrit Jval; Anglo-Saxon gold
Atomic: 144.2
van der Waals:
Covalent: 134
Metallic: 134
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 155.9
p:
d: 63.5
f: 19.7
Ionic radii
Pauling: 2
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<desc>Au
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<title>WebElements - B</title>
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Atomic number: 5
Standard atomic weight: 10.811
Symbol: B
Group number: 13
Standard state: solid
Colour: black
Discoveror: Sir Humphrey Davy, Gay-Lussac, Thenard
Date discovered: 1808
Discovered at: England, France
Meaning of name: Ar. Buraq, Pers. Burah
Atomic: 79.5
van der Waals:
Covalent: 81
Metallic: 80
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 80.7
p: 83.9
d:
f:
Pauling: 2.04
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<desc>B
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<title>WebElements - Ba</title>
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<keys>barys, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred, waals, fluoride</keys>
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Atomic number: 56
Standard atomic weight: 137.327
Symbol: Ba
Group number: 2
Standard state: solid
Colour: silvery white
Discoveror: Sir Humphrey Davy
Date discovered: 1808
Discovered at: England
Meaning of name: Gr. barys, heavy
Atomic: 217.4
van der Waals:
Covalent: 198
Metallic: 198
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 235.3
p:
d:
f:
Pauling: 0.89
</excerpt>
<desc>Ba
</desc>
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<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>WebElements - Bk</title>
<outline>berkelium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>ghiorso, seaborg*2, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred, waals</keys>
<excerpt>
Atomic number: 97
Standard atomic weight: 247.0703
Symbol: Bk
Group number:
Standard state: solid
Colour:
Discoveror: Glenn T. Seaborg , Stanley G. Thompson, Albert Ghiorso
Date discovered: 1949
Discovered at: United States
Meaning of name: University of California, Berkeley
Atomic:
van der Waals:
Covalent:
Metallic:
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 213.9
p:
d: 111.5
f: 45
Ionic radii
Pauling: 1.3
</excerpt>
<desc>Bk
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Cl.html</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
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<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Cl</title>
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<keys>chloros, scheele, yellowish, greenish, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2</keys>
<excerpt>
Atomic number: 17
Standard atomic weight: 35.4527
Symbol: Cl
Group number: 17
Standard state: gas
Colour: yellowish green
Discoveror: Carl William Scheele
Date discovered: 1774
Discovered at: Sweden
Meaning of name: Gr. chloros, greenish yellow
Atomic: 99.4
van der Waals: 175
Covalent: 99
Metallic:
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 68.2
p: 76.1
d:
f:
Ionic radii
Pauling: 3.16
</excerpt>
<desc>Cl
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Cm.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<words>305</words>
<links>4</links>
<title>WebElements - Cm</title>
<outline>curium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>ghiorso, seaborg*2, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred, waals</keys>
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Atomic number: 96
Standard atomic weight: 247.0703
Symbol: Cm
Group number:
Standard state: solid
Colour: silver
Discoveror: Glenn T. Seaborg , Ralph A. James, Albert Ghiorso
Date discovered: 1944
Discovered at: United States
Meaning of name: Pierre and Marie Curie
Atomic:
van der Waals:
Covalent:
Metallic:
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 216
p:
d: 113.1
f: 46.2
Pauling: 1.3
</excerpt>
<desc>Cm
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Cr.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<words>305</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Cr</title>
<outline>chromium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>vauquelin, chroma, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred, waals</keys>
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Atomic number: 24
Standard atomic weight: 51.9961
Symbol: Cr
Group number: 6
Standard state: solid
Colour: silvery
Discoveror: Louis Vauquelin
Date discovered: 1780
Discovered at: France
Meaning of name: Gr. chroma, colour
Atomic: 124.9
van der Waals:
Covalent: 118
Metallic: 119
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 162.5
p:
d: 45.4
f:
Pauling: 1.66
</excerpt>
<desc>Cr
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Cs.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<words>298</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Cs</title>
<outline>caesium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>caesius, bunsen, kirchhoff, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred</keys>
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Atomic number: 55
Standard atomic weight: 132.90543
Symbol: Cs
Group number: 1
Standard state: liquid
Colour: silvery white
Discoveror: Gustav Kirchhoff, Robert Bunsen
Date discovered: 1860
Discovered at: Germany
Meaning of name: L. caesius, sky blue
Atomic: 265.5
van der Waals:
Covalent: 253
Metallic: 235
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 282.3
p:
d:
f:
Pauling: 0.79
</excerpt>
<desc>Cs
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Dy.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<words>302</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Dy</title>
<outline>dysprosium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>boisbaudran, dysprositos, lecoq, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, emile, debye, covalent, pauling*2</keys>
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Atomic number: 66
Standard atomic weight: 162.5
Symbol: Dy
Group number:
Standard state: solid
Colour: silvery white
Discoveror: Paul Emile Lecoq de Boisbaudran
Date discovered: 1886
Discovered at: France
Meaning of name: Gr. dysprositos, hard to get at
Atomic: 175.2
van der Waals:
Covalent: 159
Metallic: 160
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 207.1
p:
d:
f: 28.3
Pauling: 1.23
</excerpt>
<desc>Dy
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Es.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<words>296</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Es</title>
<outline>einsteinium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred, waals, fluoride, valence</keys>
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Atomic number: 99
Standard atomic weight: 252.083
Symbol: Es
Group number:
Standard state: solid
Colour:
Discoveror: Argonne, Los Alamos, Univ. of California at Berkeley
Date discovered: 1952
Discovered at: United States
Meaning of name: Albert Einstein
Atomic:
van der Waals:
Covalent:
Metallic:
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 220.2
p:
d:
f: 43
Pauling: 1.3
</excerpt>
<desc>Einsteinium
Es
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/F.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<words>304</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - F</title>
<outline>fluorine General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>moissan, fluere, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred, waals</keys>
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Atomic number: 9
Standard atomic weight: 18.998403
Symbol: F
Group number: 12
Standard state: gas
Colour: light yellow
Discoveror: Henri Moissan
Date discovered: 1886
Discovered at: France
Meaning of name: L. and F. fluere, flow, or flux
Atomic: 70.9
van der Waals: 147
Covalent: 64
Metallic:
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 40.6
p: 38.1
d:
f:
Pauling: 3.98
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<desc>F
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Fe.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<words>313</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Fe</title>
<outline>iron General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>ferrum, greyish, lustrous, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, tinge, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2</keys>
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Atomic number: 26
Standard atomic weight: 55.847
Symbol: Fe
Group number: 8
Standard state: solid
Colour: lustrous, greyish tinge
Discoveror: Known to ancients
Date discovered: -2500 (circa)
Discovered at:
Meaning of name: Anglo-Saxon, iron. Fe; L. ferrum
Atomic: 124.1
van der Waals:
Covalent: 116
Metallic: 117
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 136.6
p:
d: 38.1
f:
Pauling: 1.83
</excerpt>
<desc>Fe
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Fm.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4064</bytes>
<words>293</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Fm</title>
<outline>fermium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred, waals, fluoride, valence</keys>
<excerpt>
Atomic number: 100
Standard atomic weight: 257.0951
Symbol: Fm
Group number:
Standard state: solid
Colour:
Discoveror: Argonne, Los Alamos, Univ. of California at Berkeley
Date discovered: 1952
Discovered at: United States
Meaning of name: Enrico Fermi
Atomic:
van der Waals:
Covalent:
Metallic:
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 218.4
p:
d:
f: 41.9
Ionic radii
Pauling: 1.3
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<desc>Fm
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Fr.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<words>289</words>
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<title>WebElements - Fr</title>
<outline>francium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>perey, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred, waals, fluoride</keys>
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Atomic number: 87
Standard atomic weight: 223.0197
Symbol: Fr
Group number: 1
Standard state: liquid
Colour: metallic
Discoveror: Marguerite Perey
Date discovered: 1939
Discovered at: France
Meaning of name: France
Atomic:
van der Waals:
Covalent:
Metallic:
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 298.5
p:
d:
f:
Pauling: 0.89
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<desc>Fr
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Gd.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4322</bytes>
<words>303</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Gd</title>
<outline>gadolinium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>gadolinite, marignac, gadolin, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred</keys>
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Atomic number: 64
Standard atomic weight: 157.25
Symbol: Gd
Group number:
Standard state: solid
Colour: silvery white
Discoveror: Jean de Marignac
Date discovered: 1880
Discovered at: Switzerland
Meaning of name: gadolinite, a mineral named for Gadolin, a Finnish chemist
Atomic: 178.7
van der Waals:
Covalent: 161
Metallic: 162
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 201.1
p:
d:
f: 29.6
Pauling:
</excerpt>
<desc>Gd
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Ge.html</url>
<date>23-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4382</bytes>
<words>293</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Ge</title>
<outline>germanium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>cermania, greyish, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, winkler, allred</keys>
<excerpt>
Atomic number: 32
Standard atomic weight: 72.61
Symbol: Ge
Group number: 14
Standard state: solid
Colour: greyish white
Discoveror: Clemens Winkler
Date discovered: 1896
Discovered at: Germany
Meaning of name: L. Cermania, Germany
Atomic: 122.5
van der Waals:
Covalent: 122
Metallic: 124
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 96
p: 119.8
d: 26.9
f:
Ionic radii
Pauling: 2.01
</excerpt>
<desc>Ge
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/H.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3959</bytes>
<words>292</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - H</title>
<outline>hydrogen General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>colourless, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, cavendish, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred, waals</keys>
<excerpt>
Atomic number: 1
Standard atomic weight: 1.00794
Symbol: H
Group number: 1
Standard state: gas
Colour: colourless
Discoveror: Henry Cavendish
Date discovered: 1766
Discovered at: London, England
Meaning of name: Gr. "hydro", water, and "genes", forming
Atomic: 37.3
van der Waals: 120
Covalent: 30
Metallic:
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 52.9
p:
d:
f:
Ionic radii
Pauling: 2.2
</excerpt>
<desc>H
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Ha.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3824</bytes>
<words>294</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Ha</title>
<outline>hahnium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, dubna, pauling*2, allred, waals, fluoride</keys>
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Atomic number: 105
Standard atomic weight: 262.114
Symbol: Ha
Group number: 5
Standard state: solid
Colour:
Discoveror: Nuclear Institute Dubna/and U. California
Date discovered:
Discovered at: USSR, United States
Meaning of name: Otto Hahn
Atomic:
van der Waals:
Covalent:
Metallic:
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s:
p:
d:
f:
Pauling:
</excerpt>
<desc>Ha
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/He.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3882</bytes>
<words>294</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - He</title>
<outline>helium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>langlet, colourless, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, ramsay, cleve, debye, covalent, pauling*2</keys>
<excerpt>
Atomic number: 2
Standard atomic weight: 4.002602
Symbol: He
Group number: 18
Standard state: gas
Colour: colourless
Discoveror: Sir William Ramsay, Langlet, Cleve
Date discovered: 1895
Discovered at: London, England
Meaning of name: Gr. "helios", the sun
Atomic: 54
van der Waals: 140
Covalent:
Metallic:
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 30.1
p:
d:
f:
Ionic radii
Pauling:
</excerpt>
<desc>He
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Hf.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4409</bytes>
<words>301</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Hf</title>
<outline>hafnium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>hevesy, hafnia, coster, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred</keys>
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Atomic number: 72
Standard atomic weight: 178.49
Symbol: Hf
Group number: 4
Standard state: solid
Colour: grey steel
Discoveror: Dirk Coster, Georg von Hevesy
Date discovered: 1923
Discovered at: Denmark
Meaning of name: Hafnia, Latin name for Copenhagen
Atomic: 156.4
van der Waals:
Covalent: 144
Metallic: 144
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 177.8
p:
d: 87.5
f: 23.9
Pauling: 1.5
</excerpt>
<desc>Hf
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Hs.html</url>
<date>23-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3704</bytes>
<words>291</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Hs</title>
<outline>hassium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>hesse, superconduction, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, hydride*2, vaporisation, rochow, clementi, pauling*2, enthalpies*2, fluoride, covalent, froese</keys>
<excerpt>
Atomic number: 108
Standard atomic weight: 264
Symbol: Hs
Group number: 8
Standard state: solid
Colour:
Discoveror: Heavy Ion Research Laboratory, Darmstadt
Date discovered:
Discovered at: West Germany
Meaning of name: German state of Hesse
Atomic:
van der Waals:
Covalent:
Metallic:
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s:
p:
d:
f:
Ionic radii
Pauling:
</excerpt>
<desc>Hs
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Ir.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4019</bytes>
<words>300</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Ir</title>
<outline>iridium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>descotils, vanquelin, fourcroy, collet, smithson, hippolyte, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi</keys>
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Atomic number: 77
Standard atomic weight: 192.22
Symbol: Ir
Group number: 9
Standard state: solid
Colour: silvery white
Discoveror: Smithson Tennant, Antoine Fourcroy, Louis Vanquelin, Hippolyte Collet-Descotils
Date discovered: 1803
Discovered at: England, France
Meaning of name: L. iris, rainbow
Atomic: 135.7
van der Waals:
Covalent: 127
Metallic: 126
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 151.5
p:
d: 67.8
f: 20.7
Pauling: 2.28
</excerpt>
<desc>Ir
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/K.html</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4602</bytes>
<words>314</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - K</title>
<outline>potassium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>kalium, qali, alkali, potash, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred</keys>
<excerpt>
Atomic number: 19
Standard atomic weight: 39.0983
Symbol: K
Group number: 1
Standard state: solid
Colour: silvery white
Discoveror: Sir Humphrey Davy
Date discovered: 1807
Discovered at: England
Meaning of name: English, potash - pot ashes; L. kalium, Arab. qali, alkali
Atomic: 227.2
van der Waals:
Covalent: 203
Metallic: 202
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 229.9
p:
d:
f:
Ionic radii
Pauling: 0.82
</excerpt>
<desc>K
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Li.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4008</bytes>
<words>295</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Li</title>
<outline>lithium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>arfvedson, lithos, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred, waals</keys>
<excerpt>
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Atomic number: 3
Standard atomic weight: 6.941
Symbol: Li
Group number: 1
Standard state: solid
Colour: silvery white
Discoveror: Johann Arfvedson
Date discovered: 1817
Discovered at: Stockholm, Sweden
Meaning of name: Gr. "lithos", stone
Atomic: 152
van der Waals:
Covalent: 123
Metallic: 122
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 164
p:
d:
f:
Pauling: 0.98
</excerpt>
<desc>Li
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Lu.html</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4082</bytes>
<words>301</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Lu</title>
<outline>lutetium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>cassiopeium, lutetia, urbain, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred</keys>
<excerpt>
Atomic number: 71
Standard atomic weight: 174.967
Symbol: Lu
Group number:
Standard state: solid
Colour: silvery white
Discoveror: Georges Urbain
Date discovered:
Discovered at: France
Meaning of name: Lutetia, ancient name for Paris, sometimes called cassiopeium by the Germans
Atomic: 171.8
van der Waals:
Covalent: 156
Metallic: 156
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 186.7
p:
d: 95
f: 24.6
Ionic radii
Pauling: 1.3
</excerpt>
<desc>Lu
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Md.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3827</bytes>
<words>306</words>
<links>4</links>
<title>WebElements - Md</title>
<outline>mendelevium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>mendeleev, choppin, ghiorso, seaborg*2, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2</keys>
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Atomic number: 101
Standard atomic weight: 258.1
Symbol: Md
Group number:
Standard state: solid
Colour:
Discoveror: Glenn T. Seaborg , Albert Ghiorso, Bernard Harvey, Gregory Choppin, Stanley G. Thompson
Date discovered: 1955
Discovered at: United States
Meaning of name: Dmitri Mendeleev
Atomic:
van der Waals:
Covalent:
Metallic:
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 216.6
p:
d:
f: 40.9
Pauling: 1.3
</excerpt>
<desc>Md
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Mn.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4479</bytes>
<words>314</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Mn</title>
<outline>manganese General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>pyrolusite, magnes, gahn, magnesia, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, manganese</keys>
<excerpt>
Atomic number: 25
Standard atomic weight: 54.93805
Symbol: Mn
Group number: 7
Standard state: solid
Colour: silvery
Discoveror: Johann Gahn
Date discovered: 1774
Discovered at: Sweden
Meaning of name: L. magnes, magnet, from magnetic properties of pyrolusite; It. manganese, corrupt form of magnesia
Atomic: 136.7
van der Waals:
Covalent: 118
Metallic: 118
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 141.8
p:
d: 40.9
f:
Ionic radii
Pauling: 1.55
</excerpt>
<desc>Mn
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Na.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4365</bytes>
<words>313</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Na</title>
<outline>sodium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>sodanum, natrium, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, mediaeval, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred</keys>
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Atomic number: 11
Standard atomic weight: 22.989768
Symbol: Na
Group number: 1
Standard state: solid
Colour: silvery white (pink when very pure)
Discoveror: Sir Humphrey Davy
Date discovered: 1807
Discovered at: England
Meaning of name: English, "soda"; Mediaeval Latin, "sodanum", headache remedy; Latin "natrium"
Atomic: 185.8
van der Waals:
Covalent: 157
Metallic: 157
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 179.4
p:
d:
f:
Pauling: 0.93
</excerpt>
<desc>Na
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Nb.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4062</bytes>
<words>296</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Nb</title>
<outline>niobium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>hatchett, niobe, tantalus, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred</keys>
<excerpt>
Atomic number: 41
Standard atomic weight: 92.90638
Symbol: Nb
Group number: 5
Standard state: solid
Colour: grey steel
Discoveror: Charles Hatchett
Date discovered: 1801
Discovered at: England
Meaning of name: Niobe, daughter of Tantalus
Atomic: 142.9
van der Waals:
Covalent: 134
Metallic: 134
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 181.8
p:
d: 78.9
f:
Ionic radii
Pauling: 1.6
</excerpt>
<desc>Nb
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Nd.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4341</bytes>
<words>303</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Nd</title>
<outline>neodymium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>welsbach, didymos, auer, neos, yellowish, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, tinge, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent</keys>
<excerpt>
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Atomic number: 60
Standard atomic weight: 144.24
Symbol: Nd
Group number:
Standard state:
Colour: "silvery white, yellowish tinge"
Discoveror: C. F. Auer von Welsbach
Date discovered: 1885
Discovered at: Austria
Meaning of name: Gr. neos, new, and didymos, twin
Atomic: 181.4
van der Waals:
Covalent: 164
Metallic: 164
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 221.7
p:
d:
f: 34.6
Pauling: 1.14
</excerpt>
<desc>Nd
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Ne.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4180</bytes>
<words>301</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Ne</title>
<outline>neon General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>neos, colourless, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, ramsay, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred</keys>
<excerpt>
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Atomic number: 10
Standard atomic weight: 20.1797
Symbol: Ne
Group number: 18
Standard state: gas
Colour: colourless
Discoveror: Ramsay, Travers
Date discovered: 1898
Discovered at: London, England
Meaning of name: Greek "neos", new
Atomic: 80
van der Waals: 154
Covalent:
Metallic:
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 36.1
p: 33.5
d:
f:
Pauling:
</excerpt>
<desc>Ne
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Ni.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4710</bytes>
<words>322</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Ni</title>
<outline>nickel General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>kupfernickel, cronstedt, lustrous, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, tinge, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2</keys>
<excerpt>
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Atomic number: 28
Standard atomic weight: 58.6934
Symbol: Ni
Group number: 10
Standard state: solid
Colour: lustrous, silvery tinge
Discoveror: Axel Cronstedt
Date discovered: 1751
Discovered at: Sweden
Meaning of name: Ger, Nickel, Satan or Old Nick's and from kupfernickel, Old Nick's copper
Atomic: 124.6
van der Waals:
Covalent: 115
Metallic: 115
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 127.6
p:
d: 33.8
f:
Pauling: 1.91
</excerpt>
<desc>Ni
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Ns.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3691</bytes>
<words>292</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Ns</title>
<outline>nielsbohrium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, dubna, pauling*2, allred, waals, fluoride</keys>
<excerpt>
Atomic number: 107
Standard atomic weight: 262
Symbol: Ns
Group number: 7
Standard state: solid
Colour:
Discoveror: Nuclear Institute Dubna/Heavy Ion Research Laboratory
Date discovered:
Discovered at: USSR, West Germany
Meaning of name: Niels Bohr
Atomic:
van der Waals:
Covalent:
Metallic:
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s:
p:
d:
f:
Ionic radii
Pauling:
</excerpt>
<desc>Ns
</desc>
</lycos>
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/P.html</url>
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<title>WebElements - P</title>
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Atomic number: 15
Standard atomic weight: 30.973762
Symbol: P
Group number: 15
Standard state: solid
Colour: colourless/red/silvery white
Discoveror: Hennig Brand
Date discovered: 1669
Discovered at: Germany
Meaning of name: Gr. phosphoros, light bearing; ancient name for the planet Venus when appearing before sunrise
Atomic: 110.5
van der Waals: 180
Covalent: 110
Metallic: 110
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 83.7
p: 97.8
d:
f:
Ionic radii
Pauling: 2.19
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Pb.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>WebElements - Pb</title>
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Atomic number: 82
Standard atomic weight: 207.2
Symbol: Pb
Group number: 14
Standard state: solid
Colour: bluish white
Discoveror: Known to ancients
Date discovered: 1000 (circa)
Discovered at:
Meaning of name: Anglo-Saxon lead, Pb from L. plumbum
Atomic: 175
van der Waals:
Covalent: 154
Metallic: 150
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 121.2
p: 148.2
d: 56.2
f: 18.3
Ionic radii
Pauling: 2.02
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Pd.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>WebElements - Pd</title>
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Atomic number: 46
Standard atomic weight: 106.42
Symbol: Pd
Group number: 10
Standard state: solid
Colour: silvery white
Discoveror: William H. Wollaston
Date discovered: 1803
Discovered at: England
Meaning of name: named after the asteroid Pallas, discovered about the same time; Gr. Pallas, goddess of wisdom
Atomic: 137.6
van der Waals:
Covalent: 128
Metallic: 128
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s:
p:
d: 58
f:
Ionic radii
Pauling: 2.2
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Po.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>WebElements - Po</title>
<outline>polonium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
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<excerpt>
Atomic number: 84
Standard atomic weight: 208.9824
Symbol: Po
Group number: 16
Standard state: solid
Colour: silvery
Discoveror: Pierre & Marie Curie
Date discovered: 1898
Discovered at: France
Meaning of name: Poland, birthplace of Mme. Curie
Atomic: 167.3
van der Waals:
Covalent: 146
Metallic:
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 108.8
p: 126.8
d: 52.4
f: 17.5
Ionic radii
Pauling: 2.2
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Pr.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>WebElements - Pr</title>
<outline>praseodymium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>welsbach, didymos, prasios, auer, yellowish, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, tinge, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent</keys>
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Atomic number: 59
Standard atomic weight: 140.90765
Symbol: Pr
Group number:
Standard state:
Colour: "silvery white, yellowish tinge"
Discoveror: C. F. Auer von Welsbach
Date discovered: 1885
Discovered at: Austria
Meaning of name: Gr. prasios, green, and didymos, twin
Atomic: 182
van der Waals:
Covalent: 165
Metallic: 164
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 224.6
p:
d:
f: 36
Pauling: 1.13
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<desc>Pr
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Pt.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>WebElements - Pt</title>
<outline>platinum General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>scaliger, platina, greyish, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred</keys>
<excerpt>
Atomic number: 78
Standard atomic weight: 195.08
Symbol: Pt
Group number: 10
Standard state: solid
Colour: greyish white
Discoveror: Julius Scaliger
Date discovered: 1700 (earlier than
Discovered at: Italy
Meaning of name: Sp. platina, silver
Atomic: 137.3
van der Waals:
Covalent: 130
Metallic: 129
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 159
p:
d: 65.9
f: 20.2
Ionic radii
Pauling: 2.54
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Ra.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<words>294</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Ra</title>
<outline>radium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>lustrous, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred, waals, fluoride</keys>
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Atomic number: 88
Standard atomic weight: 226.0254
Symbol: Ra
Group number: 2
Standard state: solid
Colour: lustrous metallic
Discoveror: Pierre & Marie Curie
Date discovered: 1898
Discovered at: France
Meaning of name: L. radius, ray
Atomic:
van der Waals:
Covalent:
Metallic:
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 251.1
p:
d:
f:
Pauling: 1.1
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<desc>Ra
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Re.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<words>296</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Re</title>
<outline>rhenium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>noddack, rhenus, tacke, greyish, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2</keys>
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Atomic number: 75
Standard atomic weight: 186.207
Symbol: Re
Group number: 7
Standard state: solid
Colour: greyish white
Discoveror: Walter Noddack, Ida Tacke, Otto Berg
Date discovered: 1925
Discovered at: Germany
Meaning of name: L. Rhenus, Rhine
Atomic: 137.1
van der Waals:
Covalent: 128
Metallic: 128
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 159.9
p:
d: 73.9
f: 21.8
Pauling: 2.2
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Rf.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<words>296</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Rf</title>
<outline>rutherfordium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, dubna, pauling*2, allred, waals, fluoride</keys>
<excerpt>
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Atomic number: 104
Standard atomic weight: 261.11
Symbol: Rf
Group number: 4
Standard state: solid
Colour:
Discoveror: Joint Nuclear Institute at Dubna, Univ. of California-Berkeley
Date discovered:
Discovered at: USSR, United States
Meaning of name: Rutherford
Atomic:
van der Waals:
Covalent:
Metallic:
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s:
p:
d:
f:
Pauling:
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<desc>Rf
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Rn.html</url>
<date>23-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3974</bytes>
<words>298</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Rn</title>
<outline>radon General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>nitens, niton, dorn, colourless, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2</keys>
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Atomic number: 86
Standard atomic weight: 222.0176
Symbol: Rn
Group number: 18
Standard state: gas
Colour: colourless
Discoveror: Friedrich Ernst Dorn
Date discovered: 1900
Discovered at: Germany
Meaning of name: from radium; called niton at first, L.nitens, shining
Atomic:
van der Waals:
Covalent:
Metallic:
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 99.7
p: 113.2
d: 49.2
f: 16.8
Pauling: 0.7
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/S.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4525</bytes>
<words>307</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - S</title>
<outline>sulfur General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>sulphurium, sulvere, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred, waals</keys>
<excerpt>
Atomic number: 16
Standard atomic weight: 32.066
Symbol: S
Group number: 16
Standard state: solid
Colour: lemon yellow
Discoveror: Known to ancients
Date discovered: pre-history
Discovered at:
Meaning of name: Latin, "sulphurium"; Sanskrit, "sulvere"
Atomic: 103.5
van der Waals: 180
Covalent: 104
Metallic: 104
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 75.1
p: 85.5
d:
f:
Ionic radii
Pauling: 2.58
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<desc>S
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Se.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4407</bytes>
<words>296</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Se</title>
<outline>selenium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>selene, berzelius, jons, lustre, superconduction, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, hydride*2, vaporisation, rochow, clementi, pauling*2, enthalpies*2, fluoride</keys>
<excerpt>
Atomic number: 34
Standard atomic weight: 78.96
Symbol: Se
Group number: 16
Standard state: solid
Colour: grey, metallic lustre
Discoveror: Jons Berzelius
Date discovered: 1817
Discovered at: Sweden
Meaning of name: Gr. Selene, moon
Atomic: 116
van der Waals: 190
Covalent: 117
Metallic: 117
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 82.4
p: 96.8
d: 24.1
f:
Ionic radii
Pauling: 2.55
</excerpt>
<desc>Se
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Table.table.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>257</bytes>
<words>31</words>
<title>404 Not Found</title>
<outline>404 Not Found</outline>
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<excerpt>
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Tl.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4160</bytes>
<words>296</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Tl</title>
<outline>thallium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>thauos, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, crookes, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred, waals</keys>
<excerpt>
Atomic number: 81
Standard atomic weight: 204.3833
Symbol: Tl
Group number: 13
Standard state: solid
Colour: silvery white
Discoveror: Sir William Crookes
Date discovered: 1861
Discovered at: England
Meaning of name: Gr. thauos, a green shoot or twig
Atomic: 170
van der Waals:
Covalent: 155
Metallic: 144
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 129.7
p: 165.9
d: 58.4
f: 18.8
Ionic radii
Pauling: 2.33
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<desc>Tl
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Tm.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3993</bytes>
<words>296</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Tm</title>
<outline>thulium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>theodor, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, cleve, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred, waals, fluoride</keys>
<excerpt>
Atomic number: 69
Standard atomic weight: 168.93421
Symbol: Tm
Group number:
Standard state: solid
Colour: silvery white
Discoveror: Per Theodor Cleve
Date discovered: 1879
Discovered at: Sweden
Meaning of name: Thule, early name for Scandinavia
Atomic: 172.4
van der Waals:
Covalent: 156
Metallic: 158
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 201.1
p:
d:
f: 26.1
Ionic radii
Pauling:
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<desc>Tm
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/U.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>3995</bytes>
<words>291</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - U</title>
<outline>uranium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>klaproth, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred, waals, fluoride</keys>
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Atomic number: 92
Standard atomic weight: 238.0289
Symbol: U
Group number:
Standard state: solid
Colour: metallic grey
Discoveror: Martin Klaproth
Date discovered: 1789
Discovered at: Germany
Meaning of name: Planet Uranus
Atomic: 138.5
van der Waals:
Covalent: 142
Metallic: 143
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 225.7
p:
d: 121.3
f: 52.6
Pauling: 1.36
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<desc>U
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/V.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4389</bytes>
<words>303</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - V</title>
<outline>vanadium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>sefstrom, vanadis, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred, waals</keys>
<excerpt>
Atomic number: 23
Standard atomic weight: 50.9415
Symbol: V
Group number: 5
Standard state: solid
Colour: silvery gray
Discoveror: Nils Sefstrom
Date discovered: 1801
Discovered at: Sweden
Meaning of name: Scandinavian goddess, Vanadis
Atomic: 131.1
van der Waals:
Covalent: 122
Metallic: 122
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 154.3
p:
d: 47.9
f:
Ionic radii
Pauling: 1.63
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<desc>V
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/W.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4185</bytes>
<words>298</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - W</title>
<outline>tungsten General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>elhuyar, fausto, greyish, lustrous, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, sten, covalent, pauling*2</keys>
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Atomic number: 74
Standard atomic weight: 183.84
Symbol: W
Group number: 6
Standard state: solid
Colour: greyish white, lustrous
Discoveror: Fausto & Juan Jose de Elhuyar
Date discovered: 1783
Discovered at: Spain
Meaning of name: Swedish, tung sten, heavy stone
Atomic: 137
van der Waals:
Covalent: 130
Metallic: 130
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 164.9
p:
d: 77.6
f: 22.5
Pauling: 1.9
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<desc>W
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Xe.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4404</bytes>
<words>297</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Xe</title>
<outline>xenon General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>colourless, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, ramsay, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred, waals</keys>
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Atomic number: 54
Standard atomic weight: 131.29
Symbol: Xe
Group number: 18
Standard state: gas
Colour: colourless
Discoveror: Sir William Ramsay, Morris W. Travers
Date discovered: 1898
Discovered at: England
Meaning of name: Gr. xenon, stranger
Atomic: 109
van der Waals: 216
Covalent:
Metallic:
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 90.6
p: 102.6
d: 39.5
f:
Pauling: 2.6
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<desc>Xe
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Y.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<words>303</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Y</title>
<outline>yttrium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>vauxholm, gadolin, ytterby, silvery, johann, superconduction, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, hydride*2, vaporisation, rochow, clementi, pauling*2, enthalpies*2</keys>
<excerpt>
Atomic number: 39
Standard atomic weight: 88.90585
Symbol: Y
Group number: 3
Standard state: solid
Colour: silvery white
Discoveror: Johann Gadolin
Date discovered: 1794
Discovered at: Finland
Meaning of name: Ytterby, village in Sweden near Vauxholm
Atomic: 177.6
van der Waals:
Covalent: 162
Metallic: 162
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 189
p:
d: 93.8
f:
Ionic radii
Pauling: 1.22
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<desc>Y
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/Yb.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4318</bytes>
<words>298</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>WebElements - Yb</title>
<outline>ytterbium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
<keys>marignac, ytterby, superconduction, vaporisation, atomisation, discoveror, diatomics, rochow, hydride*2, clementi, debye, covalent, pauling*2, allred, waals</keys>
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Atomic number: 70
Standard atomic weight: 173.04
Symbol: Yb
Group number:
Standard state: solid
Colour: silvery white
Discoveror: Jean de Marignac
Date discovered: 1878
Discovered at: Switzerland
Meaning of name: Ytterby, village in Sweden
Atomic: 194
van der Waals:
Covalent: 174
Metallic: 170
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 199.2
p:
d:
f: 25.4
Pauling: 1.27
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<desc>Yb
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<title>WebElements - Zr</title>
<outline>zirconium General information Radii /pm Electronegativities Effective nuclear charge Bond enthalpies /KJ per mol Temperatures /K Enthalpies /kJ per mol Ionization enthalpies /kJ per mol Isotopic abundances</outline>
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Atomic number: 40
Standard atomic weight: 91.224
Symbol: Zr
Group number: 4
Standard state: solid
Colour: silvery white
Discoveror: Martin Klaproth
Date discovered: 1789
Discovered at: Berlin, Germany
Meaning of name: Arabic "zargun", gold colour
Atomic: 159
van der Waals:
Covalent: 145
Metallic: 145
Valence shell orbital Rmax
s: 178.4
p:
d: 84
f:
Pauling: 1.33
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<desc>Zr
</desc>
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<title>MacElements</title>
<outline>MacElements MacElements Utilities v1.03 (29/3/94)</outline>
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The data presented here is abstracted from MacElements. MacElements is a periodic table database HyperCard application with plotting and export abilities, together with various other utilities. MacEle...
MacElements Utilities is a HyperCard v2.1 stack written</excerpt>
<desc>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/Table/mac-elements.html
MacElements
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/mailform.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Request an Application to Grad School</title>
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<excerpt>
Request an Application to Grad School
Send your request for an application form to:
The Chemistry Department
The Chemical Engineering Department
Subject:
Your Name:
Your E-mail address:
Please enter your mailing address in the box below:
Please send</excerpt>
<desc>here
</desc>
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<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Internet Education Page: Net Ed Resource</title>
<outline>The Internet Education Page Contents of this Page Courses through the Net Courses on the Net Net Ed Links</outline>
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<excerpt>
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W elcome to the Internet Education Page! This page has been created to serve as an information resource for Internet Education. I am new to Net Ed, but have had many inquiries about it since creating ...
* Courses through the Net --you can get credit for your work* Courses on the Net --just info, but useful too* Net Ed Links --other sources of Internet Education info
Business and Management * California State University: Introduction to Accounting * Phoenix University Online: Various Business and Management Courses Computers * Curtin University of Technology: X Wi...
Chemistry * University of California, Berkeley: CHEM1A - General Chemistry * University of California</excerpt>
<desc>Internet Education
N ET E DUCATION
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/~chem130a/grades.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<links>12</links>
<title>Chem130a Exams</title>
<outline>Chem130a Exams</outline>
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<excerpt>
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N ET E DUCATION S YLLABUS S CHEDULE O UTLINE N OTICES N EWSGROUP H OMEWORK E XAMS
Please Note : Statistics for the 2 midterm exams will be posted after all of the exams are graded. Grades for the final exam will be posted along with your student ID number as a reference. If you do ...
</excerpt>
<desc>[EXAMS]
E XAMS
</desc>
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<title>Chem130a Outline</title>
<outline>Chem130a Outline Thermodynamics--how energy changes Molecular Transport--how molecules move Kinetics--how fast chemicals react, and mechanism</outline>
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<excerpt>
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N ET E DUCATION S YLLABUS S CHEDULE O UTLINE N OTICES N EWSGROUP H OMEWORK E XAMS
* Fundamentals: Rules of the Energy Game * Energy is Conserved (1st Law) * Entropy of the Universe Increases (2nd Law) * Entropy of Pure, Perfect Crystals is Zero at Absolute Zero (3rd Law) * Applicat...
* Diffusion * Sedimentation
* Fundamentals of Kinetics * Rate Law* Orders of Reactions* Reaction Mechanisms* Temperature Dependence of k * Enzyme Kinetics Last Updated: Sat, Sep 16, 1995 10:02 AM PDT This page has been visited t...
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<desc>[OUTLINE]
O UTLINE
will cover
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/~chem130a/schedule.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Chem130a Schedule</title>
<outline>Chem130a Class Schedule for Fall 1995</outline>
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<excerpt>
N ET E DUCATION S YLLABUS S CHEDULE O UTLINE N OTICES N EWSGROUP H OMEWORK E XAMS
* Mon., Aug. 28: General introduction to thermodynamics * Wed., Aug. 30: Work , heat, and heat capacity * Mon., Sep. 4: Labor Day-- NO CLASS * Wed., Sep. 6: Definitions of energy and enthalpy* Mon., S...
</excerpt>
<desc>[SCHEDULE]
S CHEDULE
two mid-terms and one final
</desc>
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<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Chem130a Syllabus</title>
<outline>Chem130a (Sec. 1) Course Syllabus for the Fall 1995 Semester Instructor Course Description from the '95-'97 General Catalog (updated 03/30/95) Text Book Teaching Sections Office Hours Exams Weekly Problem</outline>
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N ET E DUCATION S YLLABUS S CHEDULE O UTLINE N OTICES N EWSGROUP H OMEWORK E XAMS
Use these pointers to jump to the following sections within this page: INSTRUCTOR / COURSE DESCRIPTION / TEXT / SECTIONS / OFFICE HOURS / EXAMS / PROBLEM SETS / FINAL GRADES
Professor Yeon-Kyun Shin 221 Hildebrand Hall Tel: [phone] Email: [e-mail]
Chemistry (chem) 130A Biophysical Chemistry (3 units) ====== Credit option: Course 120B will restrict credit if completed prior to 130A. Course format: Two hours of lecture and one hour of discussion ...
Physical Chemistry: Principles and Applications in Biological Sciences by Ignacio Tinoco, Jr ; Kenneth Sauer ; and James</excerpt>
<desc>S YLLABUS
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/~chem1a/</url>
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<links>30</links>
<title>CHEMISTRY 1A HOMEPAGE</title>
<outline>Welcome to Practice Exam for Midterm 2 Chemistry 1A Information Get Your email Account Some Useful Campus Information Other Berkeley Sites</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Try out this funky exercise to get some practice for midterm 2.
Information /
Important Announcements / Office Hours / Laboratory / Discussion Homework / Periodic Table / MSDS Database / UCLink4 Accounts / Chem1A Newsgroup Don't forget to include your email address.
* Apply for your
UCLink4 account. (You may apply for a Home IP account
now if you have your own personal computer and modem. Do
not download the Internet software. This can be done at
a later time.)
* Information on
UCLink4 policies .
*
Map of the Berkeley Campus
*
Student Learning Center Home Page
* Gladis Online
Library Catalog (Berkeley only)
College of Chemistry /
</excerpt>
<desc>CHEM1A - General Chemistry
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/~physplnt/index.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>The College Physical Plant Home Page</title>
<outline>Welcome to the College of Chemistry Physical Plant Home Page Here are some publications and services of the College Physical Plant:</outline>
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<excerpt>
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[This site currently under construction]
* Who Does It? Where to Find It! How to Do It Safely! This is a guide to safety and services and a Directory of Personnel within the College of Chemistry, 1995-1996 edition .
* Directory of Personnel, A - L.
* Directory of Personnel, M - Z.
* Physical Plant Notices.
* Click here to request a seminar room. Please provide your name and/or sponsor</excerpt>
<desc>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/~physplnt/index.html
The College Physical Plant
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchem.berkeley.edu/~yksgrp/charles.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Charles J. Russell's Homepage</title>
<outline>Charles' Homepage Personal Information A Few Links</outline>
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S HIN G ROUP C AL C HEMISTRY UC B ERKELEY C HEM 130A I am a second-year graduate student in Professor Yeon-Kyun Shin's research group. I am studying the thermodynamics of membrane-peptide interactions...
From 1989-1993 I was an undergraduate student at Millikin University in Decatur, Illinois. At Millikin I did a little computational chemistry research and received a B.S. in 1993. During the summer of...
* University of California at Berkeley * Professor Yeon-Kyun Shin's group at UC-Berkeley * College of Chemistry at UC-Berkeley * UC-Berkeley main page * Chem130a (Biophysical Chemistry Section 1) Virt...
</excerpt>
<desc>Charles J. Russell
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cchs.edu/</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>California College for Health Sciences offers accredited distance learning educational programs in Respiratory Therapy, Medical Transcription, Electroencephalographic Technology, Sleep Studies, Electroneurodiagnostics, Health Services Management, and Community Health Administration and Wellness Promotion. Our home study courses are for everyone. You can take courses like Sex and Relationships, Stress Management, nutrition, Smoking Cessation, and Weight Mangement</title>
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<excerpt>
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W elcome to
California College for Health Sciences
Complete Your College Degree ... At Home ... At Your Own Pace
C alifornia C ollege for H ealth S ciences ' accredited distance-learning programs offer working professionals like you the freedom to complete their college degrees while continuing to meet work, fam...
W hat's N ew: California College Launches Web Page Welcome Message from the President T o learn more about CCHS and our accredited degree programs, or, if you are currently enrolled and have questions...
</excerpt>
<desc>California College for Health Sciences
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cchs.su.edu.au/</url>
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<title>Cumberland College of Health Sciences</title>
<outline>Welcome!</outline>
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<excerpt>
Health Sciences
This server provides documents relating to the Faculty of Health Sciences,
The University of Sydney .
The Academic schools and departments
of the faculty and Administrative
departments of the College are currently developing services.
The Student Union will no doubt
develop a server in the future. The college also hosts the
National Coding Centre .
A map of the campus is available.
This 'WEB' service is accessed via AARNet
which is the Australian arm of the</excerpt>
<desc>Cumberland College of Health Sciences
Faculty of Health Sciences
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cchs.su.edu.au/Academic/BIO/biomech/smrg/smrg.html</url>
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<title>SMRG Home Page</title>
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The Spinal Manipulation Research Group (S.M.R.G.) is a
multidisciplinary research group within the Faculty of Health Sciences
of the University of Sydney .
Members of the S.M.R.G. are involved in research into many aspects
of the assessment and treatment of the spine with manual methods. The
following information about our research</excerpt>
<desc>Spinal Manipulation Research Group at Sydney University
</desc>
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<url>http://www.cchs.su.edu.au/info/howto.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Jan-95</lmod>
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<words>570</words>
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<title>Clues to creating HTML documents</title>
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<excerpt>
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Pointers to HTML documentation
Basically, you're reading this page because you want to know
how to
write HTML files . Well, the pointers on this page are to some of
the WWW
HTML documentation that I've found to date.
There are various
tips
to remember when developing HTML documents, as well as some useful tools
for checking your document(s) for correctness. My personal favourites are
PSGML and sgmls for HTML and
WebLint
For your initial reading, a primer such as that from
NCSA
or Clarkson Uni
is recommended and I would keep the NCSA
Quick Reference handy.
Once you start getting more heavily involved, it's likely that you'll
want access</excerpt>
<desc>Clues to creating HTML documents
writing
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cci.de/CCI/CCF/CCF.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>CCI - CCF</title>
<outline>Competence Center Fabrikautomation</outline>
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<excerpt>
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Projekte
Copyright © 1995 by Competence Center Informatik GmbH -
Daniel Rickers
</excerpt>
<desc>Competence Center Fabrikautomation
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.cci.de/CCI/CCI.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>08-Sep-95</lmod>
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<words>282</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>CCI-Homepage</title>
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<excerpt>
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Die Competence Center Informatik GmbH (CCI GmbH) wurde im Mai 1988
gegründet und nahm im Januar 1989 ihre Arbeit auf. Zur Zeit
beschäftigt die CCI ca. 210 Mitarbeiter, von denen ein Großteil im
Hauptsitz in Meppen /Rühle
beschäftigt ist.
Die CCI GmbH ist ein Systemhaus, das Konzepte, Analysen und
Realisierungsvorschläge in den Bereichen</excerpt>
<desc>Über die CCI GmbH
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cci.de/CCI/SE_Ada/SE_Ada.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>08-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>1686</bytes>
<words>239</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>CCI - SE-Ada</title>
<outline>Software-Engineering - Ada</outline>
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<excerpt>
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*Software-Engineering-Beratung, insbesondere im Umfeld des V-Modells
*Ada-Know-how-Zentrum
*Realisierung von Mission-Critical Software-Systemen, z. B.
Führungsinformationssysteme, Echtzeitsysteme, Embedded Systems
*Zielgruppen:
*Behorden, Verwaltungen
*Systemfirmen (Geratebau, Fahrzeugbau, ...)
*Flugsicherung
*Ada-Anwender</excerpt>
<desc>Software-Engineering - Ada
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cci.dk/cgi-bin/WhoRU/PARTNERS.HTM</url>
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<title>Check-in to CCI Information Services</title>
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<excerpt>
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Before you are granted access to the requested information, we urge you to fill out this form.
We would like to get to know you, in order to give you the best possible service.
This form will only be shown to you the first time you access information from our site.
Please fill out the following form before entering this area.
Please enter your name:
Enter your title:
Name of your company:
Type of business: Address: Zip-code / City: Country or state: E-mail address: Telephone number: Telefax number: Name of WWW-browser: Netscape NCSA Mosaic Microsoft Internet Assistant</excerpt>
<desc>The Partners
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.cci.dk/cgi-bin/WhoRU/PROJECT.HTM</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2935</bytes>
<words>422</words>
<title>Check-in to CCI Information Services</title>
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<excerpt>
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Before you are granted access to the requested information, we urge you to fill out this form.
We would like to get to know you, in order to give you the best possible service.
This form will only be shown to you the first time you access information from our site.
Please fill out the following form before entering this area.
Please enter your name:
Enter your title:
Name of your company:
Type of business: Address: Zip-code / City: Country or state: E-mail address: Telephone number: Telefax number: Name of WWW-browser: Netscape NCSA Mosaic Microsoft Internet Assistant</excerpt>
<desc>The Project
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccia.com/rynopro/</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>1220</bytes>
<words>175</words>
<links>7</links>
<title>Ryno Production, Inc.</title>
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<excerpt>
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| Graphical Main Menu | Text-Only Main Menu |
| What's New at Ryno |
This site utilizes certain codes that are only recognized with
Netscape v1.1 or higher.
All contents Copyright © 1995, Ryno Production, Inc.
Visitor</excerpt>
<desc>[here]
Ryno Production, Inc.
site
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccia.com/rynopro/guestbook.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>4537</bytes>
<words>747</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>The Ryno Graffiti Wall</title>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows Thank you for visiting the Ryno Production Web Site. Do you
like what you see? Do you have a
comment or suggestion? Please feel free to add your thoughts--or
pretty much anything--to our "virtual" graffiti wall.
JENNI LOVES TO SUCK FACE WITH JIM!!
JENNI GRIFFITHS
WMSVL, NY USA - Sunday, October 22, 1995 at 15:09:10 (EDT)
Hi! I am Lindsey Lanik and I am 13
LindseyLanik < [e-mail] >
hemingford, ne USA - Friday, October 20, 1995 at 13:42:36 (EDT)
Great Job
Voria White < whit8282 >
Girard, OH USA - Thursday, October 19, 1995 at 15:48:25 (EDT)
Hi! my name is Cortney White.I am 13. I enjoy alot of
things with all my friends!!! Gotta jet</excerpt>
<desc>here's
</desc>
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<lycos>
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<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2778</bytes>
<words>449</words>
<links>10</links>
<title>Elgin & St. Thomas Community Centre for Information Access</title>
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<excerpt>
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W elcome to the
E lgin
&
S t.
T homas
C ommunity
C entre for
I nformation
A ccess
You are visitor
24,425
You are about to embark on a journey across the Internet. This welcome
page will help you get started on your use and your exploration of the
Internet.
To get around, just single-click on any blue or purple word or phrase ( here's an example ). Some things you might
be interested in before proceeding :
Basic Instructions on how to surf the web. Information about the CCIA St. Thomas, Ontario Home Page. World Wide Web sites</excerpt>
<desc>Elgin & St. Thomas Community Centre for Information Access
Home Page
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccia.st-thomas.on.ca/ontsites.html</url>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found
The requested URL /ontsites</excerpt>
<desc>sites in Ontario & Canada.
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 Document follows
St. Thomas,
Ontario Home Page. About St. Thomas and Elgin County
Visit the Elgin Information Network
Take a look at the list of Internet Providers
Welcome to the St. Thomas Public Library
Check out the St. Thomas CEC
Visit the Home town Community
Network
Visit the Home Page of Southern Ontario</excerpt>
<desc>St. Thomas Infolink
St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada.
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<excerpt>
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The St. Thomas Public Library
153 Curtis Street, St. Thomas, Ontario, N5P 3Z7
Tel. [phone]
Welcome to the St. Thomas Public Libary. You are visitor
1,150
to the library. We hope you find the information found at this
site useful.
* Hours of Operation and Holiday Closings
* Library Materials
* Adult Services * Children's Services * Special Services * Using the Library * Current events at the library.
* Friends of the St. Thomas Public Library * The Electronic Reference Desk
Books - The Library contains thousands of adult, young
adult and children's books, both fiction and non-fiction. Whether you
are looking for a "good read" or how to fix your Ford, we should</excerpt>
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Adult Services
Children's Services
Dictionaries
Directories
Encyclopedias and General Reference
English/Non-English
Flags
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Library Materials
Literature
Maps
Miscellaneous
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St Thomas Public Library Homepage
Statistical Information
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Telephone
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<excerpt>
EMC Technical Services Inc. produces a news letter each month. These letters are regularly faxed to customers who
are on our mailing list. If you would</excerpt>
<desc>Mailing / Newsletters
</desc>
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<excerpt>
Welcome to
brought to you by:
Chester County InterLink
otherwise known as CCIL
* About Chester County Interlink
* The People of Chester County InterLink
* About Operation FreeLink
* About Chester County
* Visit the home pages of CCIL residents
* CCIL News archives
* ChescoNet - a County
Government network
* CCIL Contacts
</excerpt>
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Chester County InterLink
Parent Directory
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
This is an automatically generated difference report including new, changed
and deleted entries from the second edition of _The_New_Hacker's_Dictionary_
(Jargon File release 3.0.0) up to the present. Trivial tweaks such as typo
fixes and additions to the cross-reference structure that don't change the
actual content of the entry, have been omitted.
If an entry was changed in multiple versions, it is listed under
the *earliest* version in which it occurs. For reasons too painful
to explain, changed entries are very occasionally listed twice.
This report was generated Wed Mar 22 12:53:21 EST 1995
**************** New entries in 3.1.0 *****************\n
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<desc>View the Jargon File's change log
</desc>
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<title>The New Hacker's Dictionary - = B =</title>
<outline>= B =</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK Go to the previous , next section.
back door n. &60;P&62; A hole in the security of a system
deliberately left in place by designers or maintainers. The
motivation for such holes is not always sinister; some operating
systems, for example, come out of the box with privileged accounts
intended for use by field service technicians or the vendor's
maintenance programmers. Syn. trap door ; may also be called a
`wormhole'. See also iron box , cracker , worm ,
logic bomb .
Historically, back doors have often lurked in systems longer than
anyone expected or planned, and a few have become widely known.
Ken Thompson's 1983 Turing Award lecture to the ACM suggested the
possibility of a</excerpt>
<desc>back door
bamf
Big Red Switch
big-endian
bit bucket
bitty box
black magic
bogon
boink
boxen
brain-damaged
brochureware
BSD
</desc>
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<title>The New Hacker's Dictionary - = C =</title>
<outline>= C =</outline>
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<excerpt>
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C n. &60;P&62; 1. The third letter of the English alphabet. 2. ASCII
1000011. 3. The name of a programming language designed by Dennis
Ritchie during the early 1970s and immediately used to reimplement
UNIX ; so called because many features derived from an earlier
compiler named `B' in commemoration of its parent, BCPL.
(BCPL was in turn descended from an earlier Algol-derived language,
CPL.) Before Bjarne Stroustrup settled the question by designing
C++, there was a humorous debate over whether C's successor should
be named `D' or `P'. C became immensely popular outside Bell Labs
after about 1980 and is now the dominant language in systems and</excerpt>
<desc>canonical
careware
cargo cult programming
chiclet keyboard
Church of the SubGenius
content-free
control-Q
control-S
cracker
crippleware
crudware
cyberspace
</desc>
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<title>The New Hacker's Dictionary - = F =</title>
<outline>= F =</outline>
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<excerpt>
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face time n. &60;P&62; Time spent interacting with somebody
face-to-face (as opposed to via electronic links). "Oh, yeah, I
spent some face time with him at the last Usenix."
factor n. &60;P&62; See coefficient of X .
fall over vi. &60;P&62; [IBM] Yet another synonym for crash or
lose . `Fall over hard' equates to crash and burn .
fall through v. &60;P&62; (n. `fallthrough', var.
`fall-through') 1. To exit a loop by exhaustion, i.e., by having
fulfilled its exit condition rather than via a break or exception
condition that exits from the middle of it. This usage appears to
be really old, dating from the 1940s and 1950s. 2. To fail
a test that</excerpt>
<desc>firewall machine
FIXME
flamage
flavor
freeware
fritterware
</desc>
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<title>The New Hacker's Dictionary - = H =</title>
<outline>= H =</outline>
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<excerpt>
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h &60;P&62; [from SF fandom] A method of `marking' common words,
i.e., calling attention to the fact that they are being used in a
nonstandard, ironic, or humorous way. Originated in the fannish
catchphrase "Bheer is the One True Ghod!" from decades ago.
H-infix marking of `Ghod' and other words spread into the 1960s
counterculture via underground comix, and into early hackerdom
either from the counterculture or from SF fandom (the three
overlapped heavily at the time). More recently, the h infix has
become an expected feature of benchmark names (Dhrystone,
Rhealstone, etc.); this is prob. patterning on the original
Whetstone (the name of a laboratory</excerpt>
<desc>hacker
hairy
heavy wizardry
HLL
hobbit
holy wars
</desc>
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<title>The New Hacker's Dictionary - = N =</title>
<outline>= N =</outline>
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<excerpt>
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N /N/ quant. &60;P&62; 1. A large and indeterminate number of
objects: "There were N bugs in that crock!" Also used in
its original sense of a variable name: "This crock has N
bugs, as N goes to infinity." (The true number of bugs is
always at least N + 1; see Lubarsky's Law of Cybernetic Entomology .) 2. A variable whose value is inherited from the
current context. For example, when a meal is being ordered at a
restaurant, N may be understood to mean however many people
there are at the table. From the remark "We'd like to order
N wonton soups and a family dinner for N - 1" you
can deduce that one person at the table wants to eat only soup,</excerpt>
<desc>network address
</desc>
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<title>The New Hacker's Dictionary - = T =</title>
<outline>= T =</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK Go to the previous , next section.
T /T/ &60;P&62; 1. [from LISP terminology for `true'] Yes. Used
in reply to a question (particularly one asked using The `-P' convention ). In LISP, the constant T means `true', among other
things. Some hackers use `T' and `NIL' instead of `Yes' and `No'
almost reflexively. This sometimes causes misunderstandings. When
a waiter or flight attendant asks whether a hacker wants coffee, he
may well respond `T', meaning that he wants coffee; but of course
he will be brought a cup of tea instead. As it happens, most
hackers (particularly those who frequent Chinese restaurants) like
tea at least as well as coffee -- so it is not that big a problem.</excerpt>
<desc>"This time for sure!"
talk mode
teledildonics
three-finger salute
TOPS-10
TOPS-20
Trojan horse
</desc>
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<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<links>63</links>
<title>The New Hacker's Dictionary - = U =</title>
<outline>= U =</outline>
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<excerpt>
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u- pref. &60;P&62; Written shorthand for micro- . Derived from
the Greek letter "mu", the first letter of "micro" (and which
letter looks a lot like the English letter "u").
UBD /U-B-D/ n. &60;P&62; [abbreviation for `User Brain Damage']
An abbreviation used to close out trouble reports obviously due to
utter cluelessness on the user's part. Compare pilot error ;
oppose PBD ; see also brain-damaged .
UN*X n. &60;P&62; Used to refer to the UNIX operating system (a
trademark of AT&38;T) in writing, but avoiding the need for the ugly
Also used to refer to any or all varieties of Unixoid operating
systems. Ironically, lawyers now say that the requirement</excerpt>
<desc>previous
UN*X
UNIX conspiracy
unixism
USG UNIX
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccil.org/jargon/jargon_36.html</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
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<links>97</links>
<title>The New Hacker's Dictionary - = V =</title>
<outline>= V =</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK Go to the previous , next section.
V7 n. &60;P&62; See Version 7 .
vadding /vad'ing/ n. &60;P&62; [from VAD, a permutation of ADV
(i.e., ADVENT ), used to avoid a particular admin 's
continual search-and-destroy sweeps for the game] A leisure-time
activity of certain hackers involving the covert exploration of the
`secret' parts of large buildings -- basements, roofs, freight
elevators, maintenance crawlways, steam tunnels, and the like. A
few go so far as to learn locksmithing in order to synthesize
vadding keys. The verb is `to vad' (compare phreaking ; see
also hack , sense 9). This term dates from the late 1970s,
before which such activity was simply called `hacking'; the</excerpt>
<desc>next
previous
vadding
vanilla
vaporware
var
VAXen
vaxism
vaxocentrism
vdiff
Venus flytrap
verbiage
Version 7
vgrep
virgin
virtual reality
virus
VMS
voice-net
voodoo programming
VR
Vulcan nerve pinch
</desc>
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<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<links>14</links>
<title>The New Hacker's Dictionary - = X =</title>
<outline>= X =</outline>
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<excerpt>
Go to the previous , next section.
X /X/ n. &60;P&62; 1. Used in various speech and writing contexts
(also in lowercase) in roughly its algebraic sense of `unknown
within a set defined by context' (compare N ). Thus, the
abbreviation 680x0 stands for 68000, 68010, 68020, 68030, or 68040,
and 80x86 stands for 80186, 80286 80386 or 80486 (note that a UNIX
hacker might write these as 680[0-4]0 and 80[1-4]86 or 680?0 and
80?86 respectively; see glob ). 2. [after the name of an
earlier window system called `W'] An over-sized, over-featured,
over-engineered and incredibly over-complicated window system
developed at MIT and widely used on UNIX systems.
XEROX PARC /zee'roks park'/ n. &60;P&62; The famed</excerpt>
<desc>next
XEROX PARC
XON
XXX
xyzzy
</desc>
</lycos>
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<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<links>31</links>
<title>The New Hacker's Dictionary - = [^A-Za-z] =</title>
<outline>= [^A-Za-z] =</outline>
<keys>fidonews*2, psychedelicware, popularization, distinguisher, unornamented, fritterware, computeroid, tredecimal, guiltware, shelfware, typewheel, crudware, coinages</keys>
<excerpt>
Go to the previous , next section.
&60;bobbit&62; n. &60;P&62; [Usenet: alt.folklore.urban and
elsewhere] Commonly used as a placeholder for omitted text in a
followup message. Refers, of course, to the celebrated mutilation
of John Bobbit.
4.2 n. &60;P&62; Without a prefix, this almost invariably refers to
BSD UNIX release 4.2. Note that it is an indication of
cluelessness to say "version 4.2", and "release 4.2" is rare;
the number stands on its own, or is used in the more explicit forms
4.2BSD or (less commonly) BSD 4.2. Similar remarks apply to
"4.3" and to earlier, less-widespread releases 4.1 and 2.9.,
and will doubtless apply to 4.4 in the near future.
'Snooze /snooz/ [FidoNet] n. &60;P</excerpt>
<desc>'Snooze
-oid
/dev/null
120 reset
4.2
@-party
next
</desc>
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<links>13</links>
<title>The New Hacker's Dictionary - The Meaning of `Hack'</title>
<outline>The Meaning of `Hack'</outline>
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<excerpt>
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"The word hack doesn't really have 69 different meanings",
according to MIT hacker Phil Agre. "In fact, hack has only one
meaning, an extremely subtle and profound one which defies
articulation. Which connotation is implied by a given use of the word
depends in similarly profound ways on the context. Similar remarks
apply to a couple of other hacker words, most notably random ."
Hacking might be characterized as `an appropriate application of
ingenuity'. Whether the result is a quick-and-dirty patchwork job or
a carefully crafted work of art, you have to admire the cleverness
that went into it.
An important secondary meaning of hack is `a creative</excerpt>
<desc>here for The Meaning of `Hack'
</desc>
</lycos>
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<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>04-Aug-95</lmod>
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<words>604</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>The New Hacker's Dictionary - TV Typewriters A Tale of Hackish Ingenuity</title>
<outline>TV Typewriters A Tale of Hackish Ingenuity</outline>
<keys>antihistorical, ciarcia, altadena, typewriter*7, resurrected, grader, esr*2, droid, excitedly, uselessness, solder, filler, enormously, ascribed, jargon*7</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK Go to the previous , next section.
Here is a true story about a glass tty: One day an MIT hacker was in
a motorcycle accident and broke his leg. He had to stay in the
hospital quite a while, and got restless because he couldn't hack .
Two of his friends therefore took a terminal and a modem for it to the
hospital, so that he could use the computer by telephone from his
hospital bed.
Now this happened some years before the spread of home computers, and
computer terminals were not a familiar sight to the average person.
When the two friends got to the hospital, a guard stopped them and
asked what they were carrying. They explained that they wanted to
take a computer terminal to</excerpt>
<desc>next
TV Typewriters A Tale of Hackish Ingenuity
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccil.org/jargon/jargon_45.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>04-Aug-95</lmod>
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<words>744</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>The New Hacker's Dictionary - A Story About `Magic'</title>
<outline>A Story About `Magic'</outline>
<keys>nonoperative, greenblatt, unhelpful, flipping*2, flipped*2, millionth, glued*2, scrawled, dike, scrutinized, capacitance, snooping, gls, reviving, cutters</keys>
<excerpt>
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Some years ago, I (GLS) was snooping around in the cabinets that housed the MIT
AI Lab's PDP-10, and noticed a little switch glued to the frame of one cabinet.
It was obviously a homebrew job, added by one of the lab's hardware hackers (no
one knows who).
You don't touch an unknown switch on a computer without knowing what
it does, because you might crash the computer. The switch was labeled
in a most unhelpful way. It had two positions, and scrawled in pencil
on the metal switch body were the words `magic' and `more magic'.
The switch was in the `more magic' position.
I called another hacker over to look at it. He had never seen the
switch before</excerpt>
<desc>A Story About `Magic'
</desc>
</lycos>
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<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<links>23</links>
<title>The New Hacker's Dictionary - Jargon Construction</title>
<outline>Jargon Construction</outline>
<keys>overgeneralization*5, soundalike*3, anthromorphization*2, inarticulations*2, winnitude*2, lispers*2, verbed*2, brk*6, jargonification, hackification, disgustitude</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK Go to the previous , next section.
There are some standard methods of jargonification that became
established quite early (i.e., before 1970), spreading from such
sources as the Tech Model Railroad Club, the PDP-1 SPACEWAR hackers,
and John McCarthy's original crew of LISPers. These include verb
doubling, soundalike slang, the `-P' convention, overgeneralization,
spoken inarticulations, and anthromorphization. Each is discussed
below. We also cover the standard comparatives for design quality.
Of these six, verb doubling, overgeneralization, anthromorphization,
and (especially) spoken inarticulations have become quite general; but
soundalike slang is still largely confined to</excerpt>
<desc>The `-P' convention
Verb Doubling
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccil.org/jargon/jargon_68.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>04-Aug-95</lmod>
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<words>1500</words>
<links>13</links>
<title>The New Hacker's Dictionary - Bibliography</title>
<outline>Bibliography</outline>
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<excerpt>
Go to the previous section.
Here are some other books you can read to help you understand the
hacker mindset.
Gödel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid
Douglas Hofstadter
Basic Books, 1979
ISBN 0-394-74502-7
This book reads like an intellectual Grand Tour of hacker
preoccupations. Music, mathematical logic, programming, speculations
on the nature of intelligence, biology, and Zen are woven into a
brilliant tapestry themed on the concept of encoded self-reference.
The perfect left-brain companion to "Illuminatus".
Illuminatus!
I. "The Eye in the Pyramid"
II. "The Golden Apple"
III. "Leviathan".
Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson
Dell, 1988
</excerpt>
<desc>Bibliography
Illuminatus!
The Cuckoo's Egg
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccil.org/~conan/u2.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Jun-95</lmod>
<bytes>2351</bytes>
<words>415</words>
<links>14</links>
<title>U2 Sites</title>
<outline>A cool U2 picture || Another cool U2 picture</outline>
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<excerpt>
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My Personal Shrine to U2
U2 is (obviously) the greatest band on Earth in my eyes. As much as
I like them, I NEED MORE U2 SITES! Send 'em if you got 'em! Thanx...
* The
Lyric of the Month U2 page
* U2
Jump Page (to other pages)
* U2 lyrics,
tablitures, and other stuff
* J. Foley's
U2 page
* Pete's World O' Fun
* Dustin Hall's
U2 stuff (one of my favorites)
* Mania Mansion -
home of U2 Collectormania
* My Musical Odds and Ends Page (has some U2
stuff)
</excerpt>
<desc>Joe Cohen's Personal Shrine to U2
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccil.org/~drwjlmd/esoteric.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>07-May-95</lmod>
<bytes>1717</bytes>
<words>269</words>
<links>15</links>
<title>Esoteric Pages</title>
<outline>Esoteric Pages Click on the desired destination</outline>
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<excerpt>
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* ANU Art History Exhibit
* Bryn Mawr Classical Review
* Electronic Visualization Lab
* Internet Services List
* Internet Talk Radio
* Library of Congress Vatican Exhibit
* Los Alamos Physics Papers (Gopher)
* NCSA Access Magazine
* Postmodern Culture
* Unified CS Tech Reports
* White House Papers
* Internet RFCs
* Zippy The Pinhead</excerpt>
<desc>Esoteric connections
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccil.org/~drwjlmd/medical.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Jun-95</lmod>
<bytes>3309</bytes>
<words>560</words>
<links>29</links>
<title>Medically Related</title>
<outline>Medically Related Click on your destination</outline>
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<excerpt>
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* Primary Care Guide
* Great collection of
medical sites
*The Virtual Library .
*A good starting place for alot of information.
* AMSA's home page .
Links to many medically related things including gophers and ftp sites.
*The AMA's home
page.
*A link to Swarthmore College .
*It contains many personal home pages and includes
* Justin's link
which contains links to alot of weird topic
*The Morbidity
and Mortality Weekly Report
* Chorus hypertext. A good starting point for various
*semi-medically relevant topics.
*The Virtual Hospital. *It contains the Virtual Pharmacy page *as well as MANY others. *The Whole Brain contains alot of neuro information</excerpt>
<desc>Medically related points of interest
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccil.org/~esr/clone-hw-guide/fax.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-Dec-94</lmod>
<bytes>2433</bytes>
<words>372</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>PC-Clone UNIX Hardware Buyer's Guide</title>
<outline>Just The Fax, Ma'am</outline>
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<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
(This document is part of the PC-Clone UNIX Hardware Buyer's Guide.
The Guide is maintained by Eric S. Raymond
<[e-mail]>; please email comments and corrections
to him.)
UP -- Return to the contents page
NEXT -- Go to the next section.
BACK -- Go to the previous section.
Fax capability is included with most new modems these days; it's cheap for
manufacturers, being basically a pure software add-on. The CCITT also sets fax
protocol standards. Terms</excerpt>
<desc>Just The Fax, Ma'am
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccil.org/~esr/clone-hw-guide/howtobuy.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-Dec-94</lmod>
<bytes>4925</bytes>
<words>867</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>PC-Clone UNIX Hardware Buyer's Guide</title>
<outline>When, Where and How to Buy</outline>
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<excerpt>
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(This document is part of the PC-Clone UNIX Hardware Buyer's Guide.
The Guide is maintained by Eric S. Raymond
<[e-mail]>; please email comments and corrections
to him.)
UP -- Return to the contents page
NEXT -- Go to the next section.
BACK -- Go to the previous section.
If you're a serious UNIX hacker for either fun or profit, you're probably in
the market for what the mail-order vendors think of as a high-end or even
`server' configuration, and you're going to pay a bit more than the DOS
lemmings. On the other hand, prices keep dropping, so there's a temptation to
wait forever to buy. A tactic that makes a lot of sense in this market, if you
have the leisure</excerpt>
<desc>BACK
When, Where and How to Buy
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccil.org/~esr/clone-hw-guide/laptops.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-Dec-94</lmod>
<bytes>4814</bytes>
<words>810</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>PC-Clone UNIX Hardware Buyer's Guide</title>
<outline>Special considerations when buying laptops</outline>
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<excerpt>
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(This document is part of the PC-Clone UNIX Hardware Buyer's Guide.
The Guide is maintained by Eric S. Raymond
<[e-mail]>; please email comments and corrections
to him.)
UP -- Return to the contents page
NEXT -- Go to the next section.
BACK -- Go to the previous section.
For the last two years, the laptop market has been completely crazy. The
technology is in a state of violent flux, with "standards" phasing in and out
and prices dropping like rocks. We do not recommend buying a laptop until
things have settled out a bit more.
However, if you have an immediate need for such a creature, there are a few
basic things to know that will help.
not the cpu, or the</excerpt>
<desc>NEXT
Special considerations when buying laptops
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccil.org/~esr/clone-hw-guide/mice.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-Dec-94</lmod>
<bytes>3270</bytes>
<words>535</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>PC-Clone UNIX Hardware Buyer's Guide</title>
<outline>Of Mice And Machines</outline>
<keys>adspeak, inport*2, thyrsus*3, dins, deltas*2, trackballs, unixes, decodes*2, motherboards*2, logitech*2, esr*3, trackball, spotty, snark*3, mice*11, daunting</keys>
<excerpt>
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(This document is part of the PC-Clone UNIX Hardware Buyer's Guide.
The Guide is maintained by Eric S. Raymond
<[e-mail]>; please email comments and corrections
to him.)
UP -- Return to the contents page
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Mice and trackballs used to be simple; now, thanks to Microsoft, they're
complicated. In the beginning, there was only the Mouse Systems 3-button
serial mouse; this reported status to a serial port 30 times a second using a
5-byte serial packet encoding now called "C" protocol. The Logitech Series 7
and 9 mice were Mouse Systems-compatible. All UNIXes</excerpt>
<desc>NEXT
Of Mice and Machines
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccil.org/~esr/clone-hw-guide/pitfalls.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>08-Jun-95</lmod>
<bytes>3555</bytes>
<words>601</words>
<links>4</links>
<title>PC-Clone UNIX Hardware Buyer's Guide</title>
<outline>Pitfalls to Avoid</outline>
<keys>thyrsus*3, teething, uart*4, esr*3, unscrupulous, kluge, snark*3, incompatibility, lowers, chipset, dte*2, buffering, bundles, reliably, modems*7, caveat, crank</keys>
<excerpt>
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(This document is part of the PC-Clone UNIX Hardware Buyer's Guide.
The Guide is maintained by Eric S. Raymond
<[e-mail]>; please email comments and corrections
to him.)
UP -- Return to the contents page
NEXT -- Go to the next section.
BACK -- Go to the previous section.
Beware of hype. Some modems with 14400 or higher FAX transmission rates
have a lower limit on data transmissions. If you're in any doubt, get a
quote of the "data rate", not FAX bit rate.
Another trap to watch out for is unscrupulous vendors selling "96000cps
modems" that are actually 2400cps with V.42 compression --- and the actual
line speed multiplied by the theoretical maximum 4:1 compression</excerpt>
<desc>BACK
Pitfalls to Avoid
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccil.org/~esr/clone-hw-guide/software.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2965</bytes>
<words>479</words>
<links>5</links>
<title>PC-Clone UNIX Hardware Buyer's Guide</title>
<outline>Software to go with your hardware But, if you're a commercial site... The other guys</outline>
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<excerpt>
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(This document is part of the PC-Clone UNIX Hardware Buyer's Guide.
The Guide is maintained by Eric S. Raymond
<[e-mail]>; please email comments and corrections
to him.)
UP -- Return to the contents page
BACK -- Go to the previous section.
I used to maintain an entire separate FAQ on UNIXes for 386/486 hardware.
Times change, industries evolve, and I can now replace that FAQ with just three
Despite Linux's reputation as an ever-mutating hacker's playground, I've found
it to be less trouble to run and administer than the commercial System V
release I used</excerpt>
<desc>NEXT
Software to go with your hardware
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccil.org/~esr/clone-hw-guide/xtune.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-Dec-94</lmod>
<bytes>6244</bytes>
<words>953</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>PC-Clone UNIX Hardware Buyer's Guide</title>
<outline>Souping Up X Performance</outline>
<keys>sgcs*4, blitter*2, powercomputing, technicalia, featureful, motherbord, decouples, poppingly, xconsole, diskmisc, snitily, sbove, thyrsus*3, unbuffered, offload</keys>
<excerpt>
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(This document is part of the PC-Clone UNIX Hardware Buyer's Guide.
The Guide is maintained by Eric S. Raymond
<[e-mail]>; please email comments and corrections
to him.)
UP -- Return to the contents page
NEXT -- Go to the next section.
BACK -- Go to the previous section.
One good way to boost your X performance is to invest in a graphics card with a
dedicated blitter and a high-speed local-bus connection, like the ATI 8514/A
series or the S3-based Quantum, Wind/X and Orchid Fahrenheit 1280. A number of
clone vendors offer these accelerator options relatively cheap and can make
your X go like a banshee; however, stock X doesn't support them yet.
These cards speed</excerpt>
<desc>BACK
Souping Up X Performance
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccil.org/~gracea/welcome.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>08-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>3234</bytes>
<words>514</words>
<links>22</links>
<title>The Master of the House's Palace</title>
<outline>The Master of the House's Palace By, Andrew Grace</outline>
<keys>wwwhelp*4, gracea*2, newguy*2, ounty, ccil*4, jester*4, jesting, moth*6, nter, hester, locke*2, jest, fret, triple, ink, sm*6, cool*6, palace, ann*2, piece*2</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK To JUMP to specific parts of the document click on one of these:
[Links] *
[EMAIL] *
[Bottom of Page] Hello! Welcome, this is the Palace, look and love.
The BIG news is... that I've just added a new addition to the Art Gallery. Piece 2! Don't fret folks, you can just as easily get the
old piece in the Past Features area! Double, no, Triple, no... Click 6 times in a row, and you should get somewhere!
NEW! A new work of art added to the gallery.
</excerpt>
<desc>Grace, Andrew
Master of the House's Palace
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccil.org/~janisa/watchman.html</url>
<date>17-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>08-Jun-95</lmod>
<bytes>3100</bytes>
<words>529</words>
<links>1</links>
<outline>The Watchman's Homepage</outline>
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<excerpt>
The Watchman's Homepage
Welcome to the Watchman's Homepage, located at the
Chester County Interlink. This page is devoted to what
I love most: Music.
Anyways, the music I listen to is Industrial, but I
also listen to Techno, too. As such, there should be
links to homepages of Techno and Industrial Artists.
I also listen to, and code in the MOD format...
well, in the various MOD formats: .MOD, .S3M, .MTM,
etc. Because of my love of MODs, I'll also have sound
files, both original and by Industrial Bands like
NIN and Techno
artists like Moby
NOTE: This Page is ALWAYS Under Construction. If you
notice any links missing</excerpt>
<desc>http://www.ccil.org/~janisa/watchman.html
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccil.org/~nmaster/comedy.html</url>
<date>15-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>09-Jun-95</lmod>
<bytes>1301</bytes>
<words>218</words>
<links>6</links>
<title>The Comedy Links!</title>
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<excerpt>
Here's some good comedy links on the web. Enjoy.
Audio Comedy
Download Gallery!
Television Related:
* Kids in the Hall
* Monty Python's flying circus
* Saturday Night Live
Here's some non-television related comedy links:
* Random Quotes With quotes by Dave Barry</excerpt>
<desc>Comedy Links (Including Steve Martin Sound Clips)
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccil.org/~nmaster/homepage.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>01-Jul-95</lmod>
<bytes>1666</bytes>
<words>290</words>
<links>9</links>
<title>Neulz Home Page!</title>
<keys>nmaster*10, ccil*10, jazzlinks, neultitl, neul, frick*2, neel, eppie, muppets*2, locke*2, seinfeld*2, smile*7, parker*3, simpsons*2, dorothy, comedy*2, interport</keys>
<excerpt>
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Hello. My name is Neel Master. I am a 16 year old male. If you want to
know anything else about me, read my bio!
Here's some of the stuff I dig:
Jazz Music Links!!!
MUPPETS Links
Seinfeld Links
The Simpsons Dorothy Parker
Home Page
Comedy Links (Including Steve Martin Sound Clips)
Medicine and Neuroscience Links!
Also</excerpt>
<desc>Neulz Home Page
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccil.org/~nmaster/jazzlinks.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-Sep-95</lmod>
<bytes>2736</bytes>
<words>462</words>
<links>13</links>
<title>Jazz Links!!!</title>
<outline>Neulz Favorite Jazz Links Here's some good jazz links.</outline>
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<excerpt>
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This page looks kinda screwed up. It's because my server crashed and
I lost some of my files. Right now, the server's not allowing uploads,
but I'll repair everything A.S.A.P. Sorry for the inconvenience. The WNUR Jazz Server!
The WNUR server is pretty comprehensive. It is the best starting
point for a jazz journey on the Web. It has many outstanding links, and
information on jazz artists and styles, as well as improvisation guides,
and much more. On a sad note, copyright laws have gotten in the way of
the wonderful Thelonious</excerpt>
<desc>Jazz Music Links!!!
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccil.org/~nmaster/med.html</url>
<date>16-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-Jul-95</lmod>
<bytes>2024</bytes>
<words>328</words>
<links>12</links>
<title>Neul's Medical Links</title>
<outline>Medicine and Neurobiology Links</outline>
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<excerpt>
Here's some neuroscience and medical links. If you know any more, please mail me at [e-mail]
Anyway, here are the sites:
Search the NIH Guide Database
Use this to search for rudimentary information on medical conditions.
Web links for medical and mental health problems
This is a page of links. It has more information on diseases and prevention than on anatomy,
Yahoo - Health:Medicine:Neurosciences</excerpt>
<desc>Medicine and Neuroscience Links!
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccilink.com/</url>
<date>18-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>03-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>1548</bytes>
<words>235</words>
<links>3</links>
<title>CCILink</title>
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<excerpt>
Welcome to
Featuring...
New & Used * Mainframe * Midrange * Business Computers
Community and Educational Links Internet Tool Links Copyright &169; Creative Communications, Inc.
</excerpt>
<desc>Intro to Minneapolis/St. Paul
Local Clubs
Other Rotary Links
Other Useful Links
Top of this Page | District Governor
Twin Cities Links
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccilink.com/links.html</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>2298</bytes>
<words>376</words>
<links>19</links>
<title>CCILink Links</title>
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<excerpt>
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Community and Educational Links
MINNESOTA LINKS
* Twin Cities
* City of St. Paul
* City of Minneapolis
* Minnesota State House
* MN Online (MPR/KTCA/KTCI-TV)
* University of Minnesota
* Minnesota Web Sites
EDUCATIONAL LINKS
* K-12+ Servers
* eWorld Learning Community
* IDEAnet
* USA CityLinks * Vote-Smart WASHINGTON LINKS * Thomas * The Smithsonian Institution SCIENCE LINKS * Harvard Biosciences * Nonnative Fish Information SPACE LINKS * NASA</excerpt>
<desc>Community and Educational Links
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccilink.com/minnzoo.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>1374</bytes>
<words>206</words>
<links>10</links>
<title>Minnesota Zoo</title>
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<excerpt>
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Welcome to the Minnesota Zoo
Bulletins
News
Programs
Feature Creature
Memberships
Gifts
Highway Map
Animal Highlights
Community and Educational Links
CCILink Menu
Minnesota Zoo 13000 Zoo Blvd. Apple Valley, MN 55124 [phone] - Information Line (612) 431</excerpt>
<desc>Minnesota Zoo
www.ccilink.com/minnzoo.html
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccilink.com/rotarytc.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>04-Oct-95</lmod>
<bytes>10692</bytes>
<words>1500</words>
<links>53</links>
<title>Rotary International - Minnesota, USA Home Page</title>
<outline>Rotary International Minneapolis - St.Paul, Minnesota, District 5950 Twin Cities Rotary Clubs Links to Other Rotary/Rotoract Information Other Twin Cities Links Other Useful Links</outline>
<keys>dgmessage*3, tcintro*3, rotabout*2, ccilink*2, billo*2, burnsville*3, dhartung*3, evanstonclub, citybusiness*2, malariahome, startribune*2, herschberg, robinsdale</keys>
<excerpt>
HTTP/1.0 200 OK This page highlights the District 5950 Rotary Clubs of the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota , USA. If you are new to Rotary, or a casual browser, be sure to check out the Unofficial ...
[ District Governor | Intro to Minneapolis/St. Paul | Local Clubs | Other Rotary Links ]
[ Twin Cities Links | Other Useful Links ]
This space reserved for a message from our new District Governor.
The Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Pau l is the home of major league basketball, baseball, and hockey teams, several excellent regional theaters, two orchestra halls, an outstanding science museum...
Twin Cities , or more info on either
St. Paul or Minneapolis .
As local Clubs develop</excerpt>
<desc>Rotary International
</desc>
</lycos>
<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccim.com/cirei.htm</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<bytes>2448</bytes>
<words>341</words>
<links>4</links>
<title>CIREI</title>
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<excerpt>
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The Commercial Investment Real Estate Institute (CIREI) confers the CCIM designation. CIREI is an affiliate of the National Association of REALTORS®. The CCIM movement began over 40 years ago with...
The CCIM designation was originally established by the California Association of REALTORS® in 1954 under the name Certified Property Exchanger (CPE). In 1967 it took on national significance under...
CCIM Education.
CCIM Network . Local chapters and regions represent</excerpt>
<desc>Who is CIREI?
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccim.com/netscp.htm</url>
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<outline>How to Get & Use Netscape Directions for AOL and Compuserve Guide for AOL Users Guide for Compuserve Users To install Netscape:</outline>
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<excerpt>
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EXPIRED NETSCAPE: We have attached the newest version of Netscape right here so just click on this link and save to your Netscape\temp\ directory on your hard drive and follow the same installation as...
FTP from Compuserve
New Users:
New users if you know what you are doing, plunge right ahead and download
the latest shareware version of Netscape here
by clicking on the link and save into a directory on your hard drive which you will make named "\Netscape\temp".
Another option for those non-techies out there - buy Netscape Commercial Version 1.2 available at computer and bookstores for about $37.00. And, finally if you just can't manage this whole scenario us...
If you need guidance</excerpt>
<desc>Netscape
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccindustries.com/cci/</url>
<date>21-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Aug-95</lmod>
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<outline>Welcome to C. C. Industries Web Brochure</outline>
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<excerpt>
C. C. Industries, located in Brea ,
California is a growing Aerospace manufacturer. We specialize in the
machining of complex aerospace parts. We have an extensive inventory
of CNC machine tools and associated equipment which is backed up by state
of the art CAD/CAM systems and an outstanding workforce fully qualified to
meet</excerpt>
<desc>C. C. Industries
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccindustries.com/cci/customer.html</url>
<date>23-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>02-Aug-95</lmod>
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<title>C. C. Industries Customers</title>
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<excerpt>
Our Customers
*Bell Helicopter
* Boeing
*British Aerospace
* Douglas Aircraft Company
*Fuji Heavy Industries
*Kawasaki Heavy Industries
* Lockheed Marten
*Lear Jet
* McDonnel Douglas - Houston Division
* McDonnel Douglas - Huntington Beach Division
*Mitsubishi</excerpt>
<desc>Our Customers
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccinet.ab.ca/Caribou/Prices.html</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<words>343</words>
<links>2</links>
<title>Prices</title>
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Prices. Questions. Reservations.
Caribou Mountain Wilderness - 1995 Rates in Canadian Dollars Paying in Canadian dollars is a great advantage to residents of manycountries. At July 20 exchange rates, for example, US citizens pay only...
</excerpt>
<desc>Prices, questions, reservations
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccinet.ab.ca/bjj/cowboy.htm</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>04-Oct-95</lmod>
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<words>154</words>
<title>Canadian Cowboy Net</title>
<outline>THE COWBOY PLACE The Cowboy</outline>
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<excerpt>
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There's an old saying, Cowboys live poor and die rich. I am more inclined
to think it's theCowboy's definiton of wealth that makes him what he is. I don't suppose
you could call Cowboyin' a career. The</excerpt>
<desc>Canadian Cowboy Net.
The Canadian Cowboy
The Cowboy Place
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccinet.ab.ca/caribou/</url>
<date>20-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Caribou Wilderness Adventures Fly-in Fishing Lodge</title>
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We're proud of the experience you are going to have with us. Our customers keep coming back because we offer an unforgettable blend of the world's best fishing, the beauty of nature, and unmatched com...
</excerpt>
<desc>Caribou Mountain Wilderness
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccinet.ab.ca/cci.dir/altanet.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>CCI Networks:Alberta on the Internet</title>
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<excerpt>
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Products and Services On-Line The Sherlock Holmes Pub on Whyte Where you can experience fine ales, great food AND surf the Internet! Caribou Mountain Wilderness Fly-In Fishing Lodge World-class wilder...
</excerpt>
<desc>Alberta www sites
Companies and Individuals on the Internet
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccinet.ab.ca/cci.dir/indivservice.html</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>CCI Networks Pricing</title>
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<excerpt>
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Single Shared SLIP/PPP Dial-Up These prices are in effect for the EDMONTON and CALGARY AREA ONLY. Telecommunications costs will differ with each affiliate. For individuals or small groups at home or f...
</excerpt>
<desc>Prices
Single Users
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccinet.ab.ca/city-of-gp/bp_execs.htm</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Executive Summary; Strategic Plans of Service Areas; Vision; Mission; Focus Areas and Goals.</title>
<desc>Executive summaries of Service Area Strategic Plans
Service Area Strategic Plans - Executive Summaries
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccinet.ab.ca/city-of-gp/bp_frame.htm</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<excerpt>
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City of Grande Prairie, Alberta,
Business Planning:
A Strategic Management Framework
[Initially approved: 4 April 1994; Revised: 18 April 1995]
Planning Framework Table
of Contents
* Executive Summary
* Preface, by Business Planning Steering Committee
* Business Planning Steering Committee - membership
* Roles and Responsibilities
* Flow of Activities
* Key Questions
* Steps
Executive
Summary
This Business Planning Framework identifies the gaps to be filled in our existing planning processes, the
roles and responsibilities to be undertaken, the key questions to be answered and the steps to be followed
</excerpt>
<desc>Framework for Strategic and Business Planning
Framework for the Business Planning Process
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccinet.ab.ca/city-of-gp/bp_imac.htm</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<outline>Preface POLICY</outline>
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City of
Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada: The Greatest Place to
Be!
Information Management Advisory
Committee (IMAC)
IMAC is a strategic planning and policy making body which
oversees collection, storage, processing, exchange and display of
information through use of electronic and telecommunications
equipment and systems for the City of Grande Prairie. Table of Contents for this page:
* Preface.
* Information Management Advisory Committee (IMAC) -
Purpose.
* Policy.
* Corporate Planning Committee (CPC) -
Responsibility for Overall Direction.
* Information Management Advisory
Committee - Roles and Relationships .
This page describes the purpose of the Information Management Advisory</excerpt>
<desc>Information Management Advisory Committee - Roles and Responsibilities.
Information Management Advisory Committee, or IMAC
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccinet.ab.ca/city-of-gp/clm_page.htm</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Chet Meek; Author Identification Page; Web Page Management; Internet Service Management; Help getting started with HTML; Humor; AT& T's 800 Number Directory; NASA Site for Hubble Space Telescope.</title>
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<excerpt>
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Prairie, Alberta
Chet Meek's Author Identification
Page
..... Go to Introduction / Snail-mail address / Web/Internet management / Authoring section /
..... Go to Un-called-for
pages / Help for new web surfers (24 Kb) /
Introduction
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) standards indicate that
an Author Identification page should accompany each set of Web pages, and that each Web page should
indicate both the writer and maintainer in the Authoring section. The intent of this page is to provide
complete information for reaching the author and/or maintainer of each Web page so that linkage
changes, etc., can be communicated efficiently. Author identification pages also</excerpt>
<desc>Chet Meek
Chet's
</desc>
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<url>http://www.ccinet.ab.ca/city-of-gp/h_newbie.htm</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Help for New Surfers on the World-Wide Web; Help with HTML, Help for First-time users of Netscape and Mosaic Browsers.</title>
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City of
Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada: The Greatest Place to Be!
Help for New World-Wide
Web Users.
This page is intended to provide assistance to new World-Wide Web surfers who are using either Mosaic
or Netscape for the first few times. These explanations are sometimes very much over-simplified in order
to get you started without bogging down on a lot of technicalities and more advanced options.
Please refer to other sources for greater detail, more advanced information or additional help. In
Mosaic , the HELP item in the menu bar at the top of the screen is particularly good. It is very
straightforward, and does not bog you down with a lot of extraneous questions in order</excerpt>
<desc>Help for new surfers of the World-Wide Web who are using Netscape or Mosaic for the first few times
HELP using Mosaic or Netscape
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccinet.ab.ca/city-of-gp/theatre.htm</url>
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<title>Grande Prairie Little Theatre Productions; Drama; Performing Arts; Community theatre; Amateur theater.</title>
<outline>1995 1996</outline>
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City of Grande Prairie, Alberta,
Grande Prairie Little Theatre
Productions
*MOVE OVER MRS. MARKHAM , by Ray Cooney and John Chapman.
Directed by Jenny Tetreau. 14-16, 21-23 and 28-30 September 1995.
*LETTICE AND LOVAGE , by Peter Shaffer.
Directed by Wayne Ayling. 12-14, 19-21 and 26-28 October 1995.
*THE DINING ROOM , by A.R. Gurney.
Directed by: Sukumar Nayar, 9-11, 16-18 and 23-25 November 1995.
*NOISES OFF , by Michael Frayn.
Directed by: Pearl Baldwin, 7=9, 14-16 and 21-23 December 1995.
*I NEVER SANG FOR MY FATHER , by Robert Anderson.
Directed by: Don Harper, 18-20 and 25-27 January 1996, 1-3 February 1996.
*EINSTEIN AND THE POLAR BEAR</excerpt>
<desc>Grande Prairie Little Theatre Productions
Little Theater Productions
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccinet.ab.ca/city-of-gp/visions.htm</url>
<date>19-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Visions by Department, from Strategic Plans; Dreams; Future.</title>
<outline>Departmental Vision Statements Facilities: Finance: Fire: Fleet: Parks: Utilities:</outline>
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City of
Grande Prairie, Alberta
Each department has developed an optimistic statement of its vision of what the future could bring. A
planning horizon of about a decade has been used in order to assist with the development of dreams which
are not unduely influenced by current circumstances. The idea here is to have big dreams to aim at. When
there is no dream about an optimistic future, program planning and implementation tends to be more
shallow and short-sighted.
__________________________________________________________________________________
Departmental TABLE OF
CONTENTS:
* Assessment and Taxation :
*"Ensuring Equitable Funding for Civic Priorities"
* By-Law Enforcement</excerpt>
<desc>Departmental Vision Statements
Visions
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccinet.ab.ca/comicexp/</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>Canadian Comic Books and Collectibles Express</title>
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<excerpt>
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Welcome to the Canadian Comics and Collectibles Home Page!
Outta this world selection! Fantastic discount savings! Down to Earth personalized service! Shop</excerpt>
<desc>Canadian Comic Books and Collectibles Express
Canadian Comics & Collectibles Express
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccinet.ab.ca/commerce/top10.htm</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
<lmod>05-Sep-95</lmod>
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<title>Prime Cut Food Services Ltd.</title>
<outline>The Prime Cut Way.</outline>
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<excerpt>
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R
EASONS___ To shop
Short of repeating QUALITY over and over, you will see it
in detail. QUALITY OF OUR PRODUCT IS 100%
GUARANTEED IN WRITING
* We have ten years track records.
*Over the next 3 years you're likely to spend more on groceries than on
your car. Thus you should have some guarantee on this perishable expense.
</excerpt>
<desc>Top 10
</desc>
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<lycos>
<url>http://www.ccinet.ab.ca/dcp.dir/DCPMAN.HTML</url>
<date>22-Oct-95</date>
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<title>DCP816 Principles of Operation</title>
<outline>Principles of Operation Contents Tables and Figures Principles of Operation</outline>
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<excerpt>
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DCP816 High-Performance Data Compression Processor
DCP Research Corp. 25 Feb 94 DCP and DCP816 are Trademarks of DCP Research Corp. 11502 - 77 Avenue Edmonton, Alberta CANADA T6G 0M1 Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone] DCP Research Corp. does not as...
1. Introduction 2. DCP816 Features 3. DCP816 Architecture 3.1 Signal Descriptions 3.1.1 Power Pins 3.1.2 Clock and Control Pins 3.1.3 System Bus Interface 3.1.4 DMA Transfer Interface 3.1.5 Dict