Electronic Engineering HELP FACILITY (1995)
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Electronic Financial Aid Library (EFAL)
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Electronic Freedom March on Washington Well-intended in its purpose, but lacking somewhat in organization, the most interesting and directed aspect of this important Web site is its addressing of First Amendment issues. Click on the Blue Ribbon icon for links to such organizations as the American Civil Liberties Union to investigate a wide range of topics about free speech. Users can also follow the link to Blue Ribbon pages, where free speech on the Internet is promoted. Pay particular attention to the disturbing Sites That Could Be Banned link. Electronic Freedom March on
(EFC), founded to ensure that the principles embodied in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms are protected as new computing, communications, and information technologies emerge.
A set ofarchive collections hosted by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a 501 (c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to “civilizing the electronicfrontier. ” /pub/EFF/ EFF information, articles, papers, newsletters, and so forth /pub/cud/ The Computer underground Digest archive /pub/academic/ The Computers 8t Academic Freedom archive.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation’s purpose is to ensure that the new communications technology era is available to everyone, and that everyone’s constitutional rights are preserved therein. Plenty of legal information, EFF publications, and many related articles and zines are available here.
http://bell.maths.tcd.ie/pub/efi/
Electronic Frontier Ireland
Join the EF-Australia newsgroup or subscribe to their mailing list to find out the latest on communications and networking restrictions in that continent. They even have their own MOO set up for real-time discussions.
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EFNH (L. Daniel York)
Everyone from the novice cook to the gourmet chef will find valuable advice from the experts at the Electronic Gourmet Guide. This online guide to food and cooking offers a dazzling array of delectables, from FoodDay, which provides a new selection every weekday, to Toasts and Quotes by Julia Child. At the time of review, some of the selections included a chatty history of coffee, an article on the return of the barbecue, and an assortment of cooking contest secrets. The true gourmand will appreciate the interactive recipe swap, as well as the Ask the Pastry Chef Q & A feature. Letters to the
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http://gopher.uidaho.edu/1/UI_gopher/library/egj
University of Idaho Gopher Server (Moscow, Idaho USA)
http://www.xmission.com/~chad/egs/egs.html
Electronic GunShop Main Page For firearm information on the Web, the Electronic GunShop is cocked and loaded. In addition to the frequently updated Firearms Information and Reference Material section, visitors may click through personal classifieds, or visit commercial retailersâ pages. Also available is a list of gun clubs across the globe. Electronic GunShop Main Page
Electronic Historical Publications is a small company dedicated to converting historical publications and ephemera (short-lived works) into a World Wide Web format for the enjoyment of everyone. Online Pubs is a listing of publications that are online or being constructed. Ephemera Village navigates visitors to various "shops" that sell rare publications, stamps, stocks and bonds, bank checks, prints and engravings, posters, and more. The Library is a list of ephemera, ephemera collections throughout the world, ephemera societies worldwide, and a glossary of ephemera terms. EHP periodically ho
http://duotone.ecn.purdue.edu/
Electronic Imaging Systems Lab (EISL) Electronic Imaging Systems Laboratory
http://dvt07.fagmed.uit.no/electronics.html
Electronic information Electronics websites http://dvt07.fagmed.uit.no/electronics.html ICL Peker til elektronikkinformasjon
http://www.uct.ac.za/microbiology/virtut1.html
Electronic Introduction To Molecular Virology What is a virus? Where do viruses originate? These and other interesting questions are answered at the Electronic Introduction to Molecular Virology home page. Users and aspiring microbiologists will find this page to be an excellent tutorial. Read about the virus ultrastructure and genome replication strategies regarding this microorganismâ s survival. Also, find essays and published
http://ejc.math.gatech.edu:8080/Journal/journalhome.html
Electronic Journal of Combinatorics and The World Combinatorics Exchange The Electronic Journal of Combinatorics and World Combinatorics Exchange
EJDE
http://www.math.washington.edu/~ejpecp/
Electronic Journal of Probability and Electronic Communications in Probability Electronic Journal of Probability/Electronic Communications in Probability
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http://gpu.srv.ualberta.ca:8010
Electronic Journal of Sociology Sponsored by University of Alberta, Canada, this is the electronic version of the peerreviewed academic "Journal of Sociology." The journal received the "1994 Best Networked Information Resources" award. Subscription information will be found here. Those wishing to advance the knowledge of sociology can submit their own case study or report; authorâ s guidelines are included. Electronic Journal of Sociology
http://arcadiax1.arcadia.polimi.it/~ejvslist/
Electronic Journal of Vedic Studies
gopher://info.asu.edu/11/asu-cwis/education/journals/
New Gopher compilation of 16 electronic journals and 75 education gophers. Intent is to keep the links updated regularly. to assure "a fairly complete and painless excursion into Gopherspace for the professional educator."
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http://gort.ucsd.edu/jj/zines.html
Maps and Spatial Data (Univ. of California, San Diego) UCSD Maps and Spatial Data Home Page UCSD Maps Homepage University of California, San Diego Maps and Spatial Data Home Page
Part of the WWW Virtual library, this site is the catalog for all kinds electronic journals on the Web--those with and without hard copy counterparts in the non-cyber world. Some of the types of journals listed include academic, university, and political journals, as well as magazines, newspapers, and newsletters. There are links to scientific, technical, and medical journals, as well as those covering the humanities--law, history, and philosophy. Users can search the contents by keyword or by category; the links are all reviewed briefly. Arts-Arts & Culture Magazines News-News & Politics Maga
http://www.lib.usf.edu/elecjour.html
Electronic Journals
ftp://ftp.cic.net/pub/e-serials
A comprehensive collection of all public domain electronic journals currently available on the Internet. A complete list of the collection with description and topic information for each journal is available for easy selection.
A comprehensive collection of all public domain electronic journals currently available on the Internet. A complete list of the collection with description and topic information for each journal is available for easy selection.
http://www.press.umich.edu/jep/03-01/
University of Michigan Press' Journal of Electronic Publishing has recently released a special issue on electronic publishing that consists of case studies of eight online scholarly journals. Journals covered include ACM's (Association of Computing Machinery) Journal of Experimental Algorithmics, Public Access Computer Systems Review, First Monday, and RSNA EJ, among others. These journals exist in electronic format only; the articles discuss what they portend for the future of scholarly publishing. Interesting sidebar articles include: "Why I Don't Read Electronic Journals," by Peter C. Grenquist (former Executive Director of the Association of American University Presses) and "Of Periodicals and Pork Bellies," by Paul M. Gherman (University Librarian at Vanderbilt University). [JS]
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This library resource is provided free of charge. It contains a large collection of ebooks, or electronic books, available online. Most of them are either public domain or printed with permission. Start with the Electronic Library Directory for a list of link to the categories that eventually lead to the texts themselves. Fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and humor are some of the genres from which users can select an e-book.
Serves as a service for information seekers. Provides information on current events, resources by discipline, facts . about the UW Library, and so on. Projects include Scholarly Societies, Ejournals, Walking Tours, Web to catalog interface, and resources by academic department.
http://www.elink.net/subscrib.htm
Subscription
http://www.anima.wis.net//ATLAS/Electronic_LitIndex.html
ATLAS Electronic Literature Page
Literature teachers, scholars, and lovers of the classics will warmly welcome this excellent online project. ELF's mission is to provide advanced, free electronic texts from world literature in several formats and languages. For instance, the ELF site includes four full editions of The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri: "the original Italian text, and English translations by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, The Rev. H.F. Cary, and Allen Mandelbaum. Annotations from the Cary and Longfellow editions are also available." As with ELF's Canterbury Tales, which is offered in Middle and Modern English, the texts can be read line-by-line or in enface ("facing page") format, which juxtaposes the original text and translation. The Foundation currently features two other texts: The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, offered in three editions, and a preliminary version of Milton's Paradise Lost (the complete versi
Electronic Mail & Guardian South African citizens will no doubt enjoy perusing online the Electronic Mail & Guardian, the interactive version of South Africaâ s leading independent media source. So will Web surfers around the world interested in this once-troubled African nation. Readers will find featured articles on the latest in politics, business, and multimedia events, as well as details on developments in computers, music, art, and travel. Past editions of the paper are also readily available in the online archives of this truely comprehensive resource for South Africa. Electronic Mail
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