http://www.vert-pomme.ch/vert-pomme/ Vert Pomme S.A. Vert-Pomme SA (1995)
http://www.vert-pomme.ch/vert-pomme/
http://www.vert-pomme.ch/vert-pomme/ Vert Pomme S.A. Vert-Pomme SA
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http://www.vert-pomme.ch/vert-pomme/ Vert Pomme S.A. Vert-Pomme SA
http://www.vkool.com/media
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http://www.vuw.ac.nz/who/Amy.Gale/recipes/bread/
bread. html Provides index of bread recipes.
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Click here to send a message to a Bad Habits performing artist or their representative
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Click here to send a message to a Bad Habits performing artist or their representative
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Click here to send a message to a Bad Habits performing artist or their representative
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http://www.well.com/www/tnf/stations.txt
guide to electronic publishing Web Self-publishing
ges. Showcases artists of our time and the recent past and offers links to modern art for visitors of all ages. Provides links to other museums around the world as well. mira.
http://www.winkcomm.com/
http://www.woodweb.com WOODWEB HAS MOVED !
http://130.246.18.52/ httpd4Mac Home page Server's own URL
http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/HTTPS/Status.ht
** Web Interactive Talk (WIT) Interactive Talk Channel W3 Interactive Talk (WIT)
http://www.ensicaen.ismra.fr/~roche/httrack.html
HTTrack, developed by Xavier Roche and Vann Philippot of ISMRA-ENSI of Caen, is an easy-to-use Website-mirroring utility. This program consists of a nice user interface combined with a Web robot that, employing parameters specified by the user, retrieves some or all Webpages, graphics, and files from a remote site and downloads them to the user's local hard drive. The downloaded information can then be viewed offline with a normal Web browser. HTTrack provides many features including scheduling the download for a particular time, excluding or including specific URLs based on wildcards, multithreading of download connections for speed, and much more. All versions support both a command-line interface as well as a graphical interface; however, the Unix graphical interface is very primitive. HTTrack v1.2 beta3 is available for Win95/98, and HTTrack v1.16b is available for Solaris 5.6, IBM/A
Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft HTW Technische Universität Dresden
Aktuelles zum Netz-/Rechenbetrieb Engineering, Economics and Culture College Fachbereiche der HTWK Leipzig HTWK - Hochschule für Technik, Wirtschaft und Kultur (FH) Informationsdienste aus aller Welt Institutionen an der HTWK Leipzig Top / zurück nach oben Weitere Server www.th-leipzig.de:
HTWS Zittau/Görlitz (FH)
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http://www.usp.br/hospital/hu.html
The Universidade de São Paulo homepage; Universidade de São Paulo (USP) University of São Paulo University of São Paulo USP Home Page USP'
http://engr1.engr.hamptonu.edu/
Hampton University, School of Engineering
http://waco.net/waco/huaco.html
History of Waco Waco (Huaco) indian
http://www.hcht.edu.tw/welcome.html
HuaFan College of Humanitites and Technology.
Found as a host for email in the White NetPages, July 1994 (1 listing). A mail domain — whether it also served a website is not recorded.
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The Hub is operated by TERC, a nonprofit organization working to improve the quality of education for students with diverse skills and backgrounds. This site focuses on educating children in the fields of science and telecommunications are among the tools that the Hub is exploring for educational purposes. The site offers information about the organizationâ s projects as well as suggestions and resources for educators.
http://epsilon.informatik.hu-berlin.de/Freizeit/Zeitung/
Bucher und Zeitschriften
University of California - Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, California. Files: UNISEX.
Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest (HBR)
http://oposite.stsci.edu/pubinfo/pr/1998/14/
The Space Telescope Science Institute has released Hubble Space Telescope images of "a massive black hole hidden at the center of a nearby giant galaxy that is feeding on a smaller galaxy in a spectacular collision." The Hubble's Wide Field Camera, in conjunction with its infrared camera, has penetrated through the dust lane of NGC 5128 (Centaurus A - some 10 million light years from Earth), "to see a twisted disk of hot gas swept up in the black hole's gravitational whirlpool.... The hot gas disk is tilted in a different direction from the black hole's axis -- like a wobbly wheel around an axle. The black hole's axis is identified by the orientation of a high-speed jet of material, glowing in X-rays and radio frequencies, blasted from the black hole at 1/100th the speed of light." The site contains a press release, images in various formats, and four QuickTime animations. [JS]
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http://ecf.hq.eso.org//HST.html
HST Hubble Space Telescope
http://www.arl.army.mil/software/brlcad/images/hst_caption.html
http://oposite.stsci.edu/pubinfo/latest.html
The latest Hubble Space Telescope observations are available at NASA's Space Telescope Science Institute Web site. They include Saturn Ring-Plane Crossing, Orion Nebula Mosaic, Galileo Probe Target, Core of Galaxy NCG, and Brown Dwarf Gliese. Each link offers photos and detailed explanatory captions. Links back to the central public Hubble picture archive are also available.
http://www.stsci.edu/EPA/Pictures.html
Hubble Space Telescope Pictures NASAâ s Hubble telescope is the source of this unique view into the universe. Visitors to this page can find stellar wonders including: the Solar System, the planets, asteroids, comets, stars, brown dwarfs, nebulae, star clusters, Hubble Space Telescope Pictures
http://www.stsci.edu/pubinfo/BestOfHST95.html
Hubble Space Telescopeâ s Greatest Hits View some mind-boggling pictures of mysterious and beautiful space phenomena via the Hubble Space Telescope. Some of the color images include a ring around a suspected black hole, a huge storm on Saturn, pictures of Mars, dying stars, and more. Text from press releases and interviews with Hubble astronomers are included. These photographs make us thankful the telescope Hubble Space Telescopeâ s Greatest
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The Space Telescope Electronic Information System (STEIS) contains information for Hubble Space Telescope proposers and observers. It offers documents, status reports, plans and weekly summaries. Get the daily update on the scheduled events and the outcome of experiments with the beleaguered Hubble Space Telescope.
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The Space Telescope Electronic Information System (STEIS) contains information for Hubble Space Telescope proposers and observers. It offers documents, status reports, plans and weekly summaries. Get the daily update on the scheduled events and the outcome of experiments with the beleaguered Hubble Space Telescope.
The Space Telescope Electronic Information System (STEIS) contains information for Hubble Space Telescope proposers and observers. It offers documents, status reports, plans and weekly summaries. Get the daily update on the scheduled events and the outcome of experiments with the beleaguered Hubble Space Telescope.
http://oposite.stsci.edu/pubinfo/pr/96/35.html
The Space Telescope Electronic Information Service has recently released breathtaking Hubble Telescope photos of galaxies that "host" quasars. The quasars seem to "live in a remarkable variety of galaxies, many of which are violently colliding....Hubble researchers are intrigued by the fact that the quasars studied do not appear to have obviously damaged the galaxies in which they live." The photos are of galactic objects 1.4 and 1.5 billion light years from Earth. Photos are in black and white and color, and at various resolutions. The photos are accompanied by an explanatory caption, background material on quasars, and an MPEG model of a quasar. [JS]
http://oposite.stsci.edu/pubinfo/pr/1998/19/
The Hubble Space Telescope has returned an image of what is possibly the first planet outside our solar system. TMR-1C, about 450 light years away in the constellation Taurus, appears to have been "flung away from the vicinity of a newly forming pair of binary stars," as evidenced by a luminescent filament leading from the "planet" back to the stars. "Susan Terebey of the Extrasolar Research Corporation in Pasadena, California, and her team using Hubble's Near Infrared Camera and Multi-Object Spectrometer (NICMOS)," made the discovery. Hubble experts estimate the chance of the object being a background star instead of a planet at one to two percent. This Space Science Telescope Institute site contains the press release, captioned images in several formats and resolutions, and a space science update, a one hour RealPlayer press conference with Dr. Terebey and other astronomers. [JS]
Mull over data and observations from the Hubble Space Telescope. This moderated newsgroup contains technical information released as part of the Hubble project.
http://oposite.stsci.edu/pubinfo/pr/97/38.html
The Space Telescope Science Institute has released this stunning photograph from the Hubble Space Telescope, the "supersonic exhaust from [planetary] nebula M2-9." This is an example of a "bipolar planetary nebula" and is estimated to be ten times the diameter of Pluto's orbit. This picture, along with others, contributes to astronomers' understanding of the complex processes that can result from the death throes of Sun-like stars. The site contains the M2-9 photo in several resolutions and formats, an explanatory caption, a photo gallery of other planetary nebulas, a QuickTime movie illustrating the process, and other explanatory material. [JS]
http://oposite.stsci.edu/pubinfo/pr/96/01.html
The Hubble Telescope's "deepest-ever view of the universe" is available for viewing. "Several hundred never before seen galaxies are visible in this 'deepest-ever' view of the universe, called the Hubble Deep Field (HDF), made with NASA's Hubble Space Telescope. Besides the classical spiral and elliptical shaped galaxies, there is a bewildering variety of other galaxy shapes and colors that are important clues to understanding the evolution of the universe. Some of the galaxies may have formed less that one billion years after the Big Bang." Photos are available in low and high resolution, black & white and color, and are accompanied with a detailed explanatory caption, press release, and background information.
http://oposite.stsci.edu/pubinfo/pr/96/09.html
The Hubble Space Telescope's photographs of the surface of Pluto are available on the Web. The photographs were taken during a seven day period in late June and early July of 1994, but have just recently become available. To understand the power of the Hubble Telescope, "viewing surface detail on Pluto is as difficult as trying to read the printing on a golf ball located thirty-three miles away!" Along with two resolutions of a surface map of Pluto, there are three resolutions of an entire planet picture, as well as PostScript and Adobe Acrobat PDF illustrations of the planet's orientation during the picture. Explanatory captions are provided. For more information about the Hubble Space Telescope, see the Space Telescope Science Information Service
http://astrosun.phy.ulaval.ca/astro/hst.html
Les projets Hubble à l'université Laval Les projets Hubble à l'Université Laval
http://ikon.tlug.reptiles.org/trr.html
TORONTO RAVE REPORT
huber.cae.wisc.edu
http://rfhs1012.fh.uni-regensburg.de/~feyrer/
Hubert Feyrer's hubertf
http://www.hub.ofthe.net/mactools.html
Internet Tools for Macintosh
ftp://192.170.128.20/html/hub_brg.html
Hubs, Switches, Bridges, Routers, Dial-A-LAN Remote Access Files
http://huduser.aspensys.com:84/huduser.html
HUD USER
http://www.osaka-u.ac.jp:10080/-_-http://www.hudson.co.jp/
HUDSON
HT Technologies, Inc. http://www.hti.net
http://www.nmt.edu/~nguyenm/huey.html
Includes a detailed history of Huey’s (born Hugh Cregg) life and times, and full details on every album since “Four chords and seven years.
http://huez.eurecom.fr:8080/faq.html
“"lebanon-faq/part1". It has also a W3 version on: http://huez.eurecom.fr:8080/faq.html” — posted to news.lists, 15 Apr 1996.
“our Apparitional Home Page, now located at http://hufos.sonic.net/hufos/” — posted to comp.sys.amiga.audio, 23 Nov 1995.
Hugh Finn's Horse Racing News
http://main.freenet.hamilton.on.ca/~aa994/Profile.html
http://main.freenet.hamilton.on.ca/~aa994/Profile.html Hugh MacLeod
http://server.hughes.brandeis.edu
Hughes Server at Brandeis U.
Hughes Internet Access Systems
Hughes Research Laboratories
Hughes STX
“Internet: telnet/rlogin: bbs.hughestech.com Web Server: http://www.hughestech.com” — posted to comp.lang.c++-part2, 29 Mar 1996.
http://www.hughestech.com/your-Business-name
“[*]....Your Web address: http://www.hughestech.com/your-Business-name” — posted to comp.lang.c++-part2, 29 Mar 1996.
Hugin Professional Service Agreement Hugin Software License Agreement
Lund University, Lund. System: KA9Q.
Self-defined as "the cyberplace for the spoken word, poetry, and imaginative text," the Hugo Boss Word Slam provides a number of sections dedicated to writing and fashion (respectively, not simultaneously). For an easy journey through this eclectic site, use the Navigator provided. Go to the Word Gallery to find a variety of written pieces, from poems by Robert Frost to a play by Ain Gordon, "Wallyâ s Ghost." Poets can enter the online poetry contest or read poems from the Nuyorican poetsâ cafe. Finally, fashionconscious users can visit the HUGO section, where the latest Hugo Boss products
The Hebrew University computation center. HUJI-written software put into the public domain.
http://www.internetnow.com/hujsak/index.html
Hujsak (custom bikes) Hujsak Custom-Made Bicycles
The Informative Graphics Corporation offers an excellent educational aid/tutorial. Human Anatomy On-line presents an interactive environment for the end user through the use of Java applets, over one hundred images, and animations. What makes this site so interesting is its use of descriptive links which provide names, information, and in some cases a link to an image providing a closer view. Human Anatomy On-line offers both the Interactive Anatomy version for exploration on your own and the Anatomy Lesson for a guided tour. IGC specializes in the development of commercial viewing software, however this site is free to all. [TB]
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http://www.crl.go.jp/CRL/Research-Field/Human-Bio/overview.html
DL?.Am9g8&5f=j DL?.Am9g8&5f=j 郵政拾脱信総合研究所外西紳端研究センター here http://www.crl.go.jp/index-J.html IケAッセEAIソ(R)Aiケcクヲオaスe
Back to the HAI Home Page Human Awareness Institute,
http://galaxy.einet.net/galaxy/Medicine/Human-Biology.html
EINet Galaxy G alaxy
Scripps HBP Home Page and Other HBP Projects
Human Brain Project
Human Chromosome 11 World-Wide-Web Server
http://www.me.titech.ac.jp/course/hci.html
Human Computer Interaction Human-Computer Interaction(Graduate)
http://danville.res.utc.com/index.html
United Technologies Human Computer Interaction Laboratory United Technologies Research Center Human Computer Interaction Laboratory United Technologies Research Center's Human Computer Interaction Laboratory UTRC Human Computer Interaction Laboratory
http://www.undp.org/hdro/report.html
Released on Monday July 12, the tenth edition of the United Nation Development Programme's (UNDP) Human Development Report has garnered considerable attention from the international press all week. The report ranks 174 countries on quality of life indicators such as life expectancy, wealth, and literacy, ranking Canada at the top and Sierra Leone at the bottom. The report pays particular attention to the opportunities and dangers of globalization. Although living conditions in almost all countries have improved over the last ten years, according to the report, economic inequalities have reached "grotesque" proportions, "with the richest fifth of humanity enjoying more than 85% of total gross domestic product and the poorest fifth only 1%." Users can download the full text and statistical tables of the report by chapter at the UNDP site. Additional resources include an Online Newsroom, wh
http://phaedra.larc.nasa.gov/HEM-Top.html
Human Engineering Methods Research Laboratory
http://discus.ise.vt.edu/hfec/
Human Factors Engineering Center Virginia Tech's Ergonomics Department
http://www.erresse.com/erresse/index.html
Advertises fine silverware, sterling silver, and Ventiuan crystal. Contains prices and images of various pieces, along with ordering information. Network.
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http://www.ornl.gov/TechResources/Human_Genome/home.html
Human Genome Project Information The Human Genome Project is an effort to map all the DNA structures of every human gene, a huge undertaking that will have a tremendous effect on the medical and social constructs of society. At this Web site, scientists and citizens can find an overview of the project, as well as in-depth reports about the researchers and where and how the research is conducted. There are listings of available post-doctoral fellowships and funding guidelines for researchers interested in participating. Educational materials, including bibliographies, DNA primers, and a teacher
http://morgan.angis.su.oz.au/gdb/docs/genomic_links.html
Human Genome Project Resources and Meetings
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genome/guide/
In an effort to track the progress of and provide access to the work of the Human Genome Project (see the October 14, 1998 Scout Report for Science & Engineering ), the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) of the National Library of Medicine (NLM) has expanded their Web resource. An international research program "designed to construct detailed genetic and physical maps of the human genome," the Human Genome Project (HGP) is now in its third year and has sequenced just 8.6% of the human genome. The Human Genome Resources page provides a wealth of relevant resources, from background information on the project, to specific sequences for each human chromosome (click on the desired chromosome), to Genome Maps of other organisms. Also new is the Human Genome Sequencing page, which allows users to browse the genome by chromosome and download sequences. A searchable tool bar fac
http://alice.tutkie.tut.ac.jp/
Human Interface Laboratory
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http://www.hitl.washington.edu/
Human Interface Technology Lab The Human Interface Technology Lab is a center for the research and development for advanced interface technology. This Web page showcases the Labâ s projects and their applications. Projects include Virtual Retinal Display, GreenSpace (the development of a shared virtual environment), a Virtual Reality learning center, facial gesture recognition, and communicating situation awareness in virtual environments. As is fitting for human interface scientists, the way this site is organized and the flow of the information is mahvelous. Human Interface Technology Lab
http://rcun01.polyu.edu.hk/researchlab/gaitlab.html
Human Locomotion Laboratory
Human Performance in Space Laboratory
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http://zippy.sonoma.edu:70/1/HPV/
O ther N eat P ages Other Neat Pages Other Pages To Go To
http://www.he.utk.edu/he/hrdmenu.html
Human Resource Development
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http://www.idt.unit.no/~isfit/human.rights.html
This Web server is a powerful tool for those who want to gain a stronger understanding of the evolution of human rights in the U.S. and maintains this site and offers annual reports for a multitude of countries. Life Styles-Social Issues & Activism
The Human Rights Library of the University of Minnesota holds a collection of over ninety of the most important international human rights instruments -- treaties, declarations, and other materials -- together with authoritative citations. The documents are easily accessed by subject matter or searched by keyword. In addition, the site offers information about the work of the human rights treaty bodies, including general comments and recommendations, decisions and views of the U.N. Human Rights Committee, and other materials. Links to other useful sites containing information about human rights and relevant resources are also provided.
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Human Rights Library - University of Minnesota This is a scholarly resource with access to the full text of human rights treaties, political asylum links, plus education and curriculum materials. Organized by subject matter, treaties are keyword searchable. Extensive bibliographies cover International Human Rights Law, human rights as it pertains to Africa, and gender issues in Uganda. Treaty bodies are represented, including the United Nations and the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. Well organized links are sorted by category: Refugee Agencies, Womenâ s Human Right
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http://www.traveller.com/~hrweb/resource.html
This site is a comprehensive assortment of human rights resources and organizations. A subpage of Human Rights Web, it is organized geographically according to international and regional/national resources and links are annotated. Users will find newsgroups, government sites, and a list of organizations, including the Freedom House, Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and the PEN International Writerâ s Union. Other resources include links to PeaceNet and the Dred Scott Society home page. Go to the home page for additional human rights Life Styles-Social Issues & Activism
http://www.hrw.org/hrw/worldreport99/index.html
Human Rights Watch (HRW) has just released its ninth annual review of human rights around the world in advance of Human Rights Day, December 10, 1998, the fiftieth anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The report covers events and developments in 68 countries from December 1997 through early November 1998. The report is generally well-written, offering excellent overviews of the conditions of human rights on regional and selected national levels. Users in the US may be particularly interested in the detailed critique of American policies on human rights both internationally and within its own borders. The Report also provides information on selected campaigns and thematic concerns, such as arms, and the rights of women and children. [MD]
Human Rights Watch issued their annual world report last week, summarizing the state of human rights in 66 countries around the globe. Written with the clarity and detail that marked previous annual issues, this year's report is distinguished by its note of guarded optimism. The report cites two main trends -- the increased activity of international courts to bring sovereign leaders to justice and the greater willingness of nations to act in concert against a single nation to oppose human rights violations -- as evidence of a partial dismantling of national sovereignty as an impenetrable defense for human rights violators. Separate sections of the report address special topics, such as academic freedom, child soldiers, the international campaign to ban landmines, and lesbian and gay rights. [DC]
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http://www.traveller.com/~hrweb/hrweb.html
Contains up-to-date information about human rights and links to human rights organizations.
http://www.essential.org/human_serve/human.html
Partaking of our constitutional right to vote is impossible unless weâ ve registered to do so. Started in 1983, Human SERVE is an organization that focuses on registering citizens to vote at locations in a variety of nonprofit and government agencies. Peppered with small, colorful icons, this page includes the Human SERVE plan of action, a summary of the National Voter Registration Act, Women Register Women! and state-by-state Life Styles-Social Issues & Activism
http://gsusgi2.gsu.edu/~matjmm/434.html
Extra Information for CSc434 Extra Information for CSc634
German-to-English (and vice-versa) dictionary, "Travelers Japanese" lessons, an introduction to the Slovene alphabet, a source of Russian and Eastern-European languages and literature, and more. If translation volunteers are found, the Page will be translated into various human languages to make it more accessable by non-English speakers.
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http://www.willamette.edu/ tjones/Language-Page.h
http://www.willamette.edu/ Project Galactic Guide Willamette U. Willamette University College of Law Willamette's Little Corner of Cyberspace
news:alt.politics.homosexuality
A Gays in the military and child custody battles put the on the front page. Discuss the for politics of homosexuality humanities. rights cases, pending legislation, and who to latest civil boycott (or not). Keep informed so you can make.
HSC , Humanistic Sciences Center
UBergen, Humanistisk datasenter*
Corpora (BERGEN, NORGE) Humanistisk datasenter, Bergen
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G^teborgs Universitet - Faculty of Arts Goteborg University in Sweden Goteborgs Universitet Humanistiska Fakulteten Here University of Goteborg, Faculty of Arts (Humanistiska Fakulteten), Sweden
http://jrv.interax.net/blondin/humanites.html
Arts Communication Humanités Littérature Philosophie Psychologie Religion Sciences sociales
http://www.info.usaid.gov/resources/hrp.html
Sponsored by the United States Agency for International Development, this site contains links to various organizations and institutions promoting humanitarianism. For example, this site is linked to humanitarian organizations such as the American Red Cross, ReliefNet, CARE USA, the CIA, and many other organizations. Also, it contains links to gopher sites, including those of organizations such as UNICEF and EarthWeb. For links to humanitarian agencies, this is the site to visit.
http://137.122.12.15/HumCanada.html
Comments? / Commentaires?
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http://stu.beloit.edu/subject/humanities
Invent Yourself at Beloit College
http://lion.unl.ac.uk/courses/hums.html
Humanities and Teacher Education University of North London
http://www.ox.ac.uk/depts/humanities
Humanities Computing at OUCS The Information Service of Oxford Universityâ s Center for Humanities Computing presents quick links to current online traditional humanities disciplines with special emphasis on anthropology, archaeology, art history, film/theatre/drama/ media studies, religious studies, hypermedia/ multimedia, medieval and religious studies, and museum and exhibition studies. Separate sections deal with the latest in educational computer tools and facilities for these Humanities Computing at OUCS
http://www.gu.edu.au/gwis/cinemedia/CineMedia.HUBH.html
The Humanities Hub is a list of categories containing links to online resources on topics ranging from Anthropology to Womenâ s Resources. Each section is well-organized, with annotated links to the best sites the Web has to offer for each discipline. Visitors can post questions to subject bulletin boards, participate in live communications, or join a listserv. In addition, there are search tools for reference materials such as dictionaries, libraries, and journals. Frames help visitors navigate between sections and thereâ s a handy help button at the top of each page for beginners. This is
http://www.humanities-interactive.org/borderstudies/index.html
The Texas Humanities Resource Center (THRC) presents Border Studies, electronic versions of exhibits on the history and culture of the lands and nations bordering Texas and the United States from the 15th Century to the present. This work-in-progress is part of the THRC's 4-year Internet Project, initiated in 1996. Border Studies includes images from a major exhibition from 1990 on the arts of Mexico, "Mexico: Splendors of Thirty Centuries," and photographs from "Between Friends/Entre Amis," a 1976 exhibition documenting the people and land along the United States-Canada border, presented by the National Film Board of Canada for the US Bicentennial. Other sections include the Spanish Colonial era in Texas; historical prints from the Mexican War, 1846-1848; and early maps of Texas and the Southwest. Navigation of the site can be challenging, but the quantity and quality of content make it
http://medlib.jsc.nasa.gov/intro/humans.html
Can humans live in space for prolonged periods of time? The answer is evidently yes. Users can examine the various influences that weightlessness has on the cardiovascular, immune, and musculoskeletal systems. Students of astronomy and physics will receive an excellent education about gravity and astrophysics equations at this Web site.
Humber College of Applied Arts and Technology My school, Humber College
Multimedia for College-Level Writing Multimedia for Writing
http://humnet.humberc.on.ca/radio.htm
Offers a collection of links related to college radio and lo power radio stations. Includes course outlines for the Humber College radio program.
Humboldt State University
gopher://glinda.cnrs.humboldt.edu:70/1
Humboldt State University -- Geology Gopher
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[Humboldt] CSU Humboldt Humboldt State University, Other Servers at HSU Rocky Waters' Homepage rocky.humboldt.edu:80
http://mathcat.cnrs.humboldt.edu/
Humboldt - Mathematics Department
http://www.compling.hu-berlin.de/e_index.html
Chair for Computational Linguistics chaire de linguistique computationnelle Computational Linguistics Chair You may switch to English
http://www.biologie.hu-berlin.de/
Department of Biology Fachbereich Biologie Humboldt University Institut für Biologie www.biologie.hu-berlin.de:80
http://bonsai.educat.hu-berlin.de/
alten WWW-Server
HCL Hummingbird, Canada Hummingbird Communications
http://www.chattanooga.net/hummer/index.html
Although sponsored by a manufacturer of hummingbird feeders and rat poison (thereâ s a combination), this site exudes the enthusiasm that its creators feel for the tiny birds. There is a complete picture collection of all hummingbird species, an online reference library, and trivia such as the following: hummingbirds can reach speeds up to 60 miles an hour, they lap nectar with their tongues, and their wings beat 78 times per second during regular flight and up to 2000 times
http://www.hummingbird.com/OVERVIEW.HTML
An Overview of Hummingbird Communications Company Overview Company Profile Hummingbird Executives Hummingbird Milestones
http://www.inlink.com/~creative/hummers/welcome.html
Hummingbirds! is the Web's premiere resource for hummer enthusiasts. Includes: o Photos of (almost) all species that breed in North America o Info on hummingbird feeder selection, maintenance, and mixtures o Info on gardening to attract hummingbirds o Maps, updated daily, which chart migration progress of 9 species; data provided by other net.birders. CAUTION: MAY BE ADDICTING! :-) o Product and book reviews o Research articles o Hummingbirds! is a Point Top 5% site http://www.inlink.com/~creative/hummers/welcome.html
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http://www.ugcs.caltech.edu/~werdna/humor.html
If laughter is the best medicine, this Web site should be part of the prescription. Basically a list of humorous hot links, this site provides plenty of chuckles--even some belly laughs. Selections of jokes, stories, tidbits, and puns are listed in alphabetical order. The subject matter ranges from tasteful ("Bad Pun--I Couldnâ t Resist") to tasteless ("How to Cook a Berkeley Student"). All the stories were submitted by users; so none are censored and some are downright offensive ("Why Motorcycles are Better than Women"). Particularly funny, if a bit outdated, are the 1988 Presidential light
http://galaxy.einet.net/galaxy/Leisure-and-Recreation/Humor.html
EINet Galaxy G alaxy
http://twilight.sm.dsi.unimi.it/Users/markus/varie/santaclaus.html
The same story but in english
Firesign Theater, an American comedy and satire group from the 1970s, has a cult following. Join this group to discuss what-ever-happened-to-so-and-so, as well as upcoming appearances by ex-FST members, and a host of trivia questions. Read the regularly posted FAQ list and find out if we really are all bozos on this bus.
ftp://quartz.rutgers.edu/pub/humor/Tests
A collection of humorous tests, including a life quiz, a nerd test, creativity test and the feminist quiz.
ftp://donau.et.tudelft.nl/pub/humor
Massive collections of jokes, anecdotes, humorous stories, one-liners, and riddles.
http://members.aol.com/rscarabee/
A new page on the Web features Reed H. A. Scarabee with his unique blend of humor. Weekly (more or less) commentary on a current event and short takes on items in the news. Also collections of past features, including the invasion of Haiti and the O.J. trial. How Rawalpindi Chrzaszczbrzmiwtrzcinbrzuszny became Reed H. A. Scarabee? Or why? Find out at: http://members.aol.com/rscarabee/ AOL members select "Keyword" from the "Go to" menu and type the above sequence. Or type it into "My favorite places" list and keep coming back.
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http://www.earthlink.net/~spaceone/index.html
*** ThirdRock and Main *** is the brain-child of Brien Holcombe, lyricist and short story writer. The author has created a concept website using his work, his active pages and graphic design. Features include: 'Top 10 sites with Bite'|'Survey'|'Quotable Audio' with plenty of existential reading devoted to living life on and off the Web. Some of the titles are:'Recovered Memories'||The Day I Lost my Site'||'CloneKids'...others, and many more pending publishing. If you need a place on the W.W.W to stop and rest, then slip on over to ThirdRock and Main, the main intersection on the Net...it's just around the corner. http://www.earthlink.net/~spaceone/index.html
http://www.usmcs.maine.edu/~laferrie/humor/humor.html
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http://www.ugcs.caltech.edu/~nathan/
Caltech Student Home Pages Personal Home Pages - UGCS Caltech Personal homepages at Caltech Undergraduate Students
http://hawg.stanford.edu/~rfrench/humor/humor.html
This random and wacky collection of goodies ranges from ha-ha funny stuff to rib-tickling, side-splitting humor. Among the many links you'll find here are the 10 Commandments for C programmers, quotes from insurance claims, the MIT engineer's song, nerd songs, and others. One of the funniest features is the complete guide to cows, a collection of ASCII illustrations of fun-loving bovines. Check out Abe Lincoln's cow, a cow sunning itself at a Fort Lauderdale beach resort, a yuppie cow, and a cow in Disneyland definitely the kind of stuff that makes you glad you've got an Internet account!
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http://meta.stanford.edu/quotes.html
Random quotation generators, one-liners, jokes and other humor.
http://www.bs.bi.no/div/humorno.htm
HUMORSIDEN IBS
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http://geosim.cs.vt.edu/huip.html
Project GeoSim - Geography Education Software