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National Press Club Luncheon Addresses (1995)
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The US National Parents and Teachers Association, in conjunction with GTE Corporation, furnishes this site, an information hub for the promotion of drug- and alcohol-free children. Presently, the site is divided into three sections of both serious and fun activities. The Parent's Center consists of interactive quizzes and tip sheets related to developing drug awareness, being a role model, and getting involved in your kids' activities. Visitors to the Family Room will find activities to help kids with their self-esteem, as well as teach them drug-awareness. Family games, quizzes, and cartoons are also available. Help and Hotlines points to organizations that can provide further support and information (links are provided), as well as books and videos. Finally, the site includes an interactive poll, several bulletin boards (registration required), and information for PTA leaders, highligh
National Public Radio (NPR) NPR Online brings online all the quality, indepth news, politics, culture, and human interest stories that the public radio network is famous for broadcasting daily. Breaking news is covered by an online newscast in RealAudio format. There is an audio Story of the Day, and an NPR News In Depth section offers both audio files and text transcripts of a selected feature story. Find out what stations carry NPR in your area on the clickable map of the U.S. and check out program listings and â ¢ Good Links â ¢ Shopping National Public Radio (NPR)
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National Radio Astronomy Observatory The universe is your oyster--if you have the right tools to view it. The page of the NRAO, which is funded by the National Science Foundation, is loaded with information about various radio-astronomy labs, as well as information about telescopes, major initiatives, and astronomical tools. There is also access to a library, newsletter, and job
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Contains information about various radio astronomy labs as well as information on a variety of subjects broken down into the following major categories: telescopes, major initiatives, astronomical tools, and general information.
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The National Reference Center for Bioethics Literature (NRCBL), located at Georgetown University's Kennedy Institute of Ethics, maintains the "world's largest collection related to ethical issues in medicine and biomedical research." Among other services, the NRCBL's Website helps researchers, teachers, and students find resources on bioethics topics. Bibliographies of recent literature cover special topics such as Assisted Suicide/Right to Die and Cloning, materials in the NRCBL's Kampelman Collection of Jewish Ethics, and more general resources. A series of Scope Notes (accessed through the Ethics and Human Genetics section) provides background notes and citations to literature on selected topics. Visitors to the site can also link to universities with programs in Bioethics, the Bioethicsline bibliographic database, a catalog of course syllabi available for purchase through the Center
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[NREL] National Renewable Energy Laboratory (Web Server) National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Colorado, USA
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National Renewable Energy Laboratory Part of the U.S. Department of Energy, NREL focuses on renewable energy and energy efficiency research. This site provides information about current projects, including photovoltaics, wind energy, biofuels, biomass power, fuels utilization, solar industrial and building technologies, and solar thermal electric and waste management. The home page also provides access to energy resource maps, publications, business partnerships, and
National Research Council of Canada For 80 years, the NRCC has been the principal science and technology research agency of the Canadian federal government, operating 17 institutes and 6 technology centers nationwide, including the Industrial Research Assistance Program and the Institute for Scientific and Technical Information. Many of their programs and latest projects are addressed at its site, along with job opportunities, directories, forums, student opportunities, photo galleries, and more. National Research Council of
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For background and context on breaking scientific news, turn to "Science in the Headlines." Provided by the National Research Council (the operating arm of the National Academy of Sciences and National Academy of Engineering) and the Institute of Medicine, these reports examine a range of current scientific issues. Written by volunteer committees of experts, each report gives information about the science behind the issues, written in non-technical language; relevant press releases from other agencies are often included. Current items featured on the site are the juvenile crime rate, life on Mars, the Food Safety Act, protecting buildings from bomb damage, airport security, whooping cough vaccine, safety information about 1997 model cars, and a back-to-school look at science education.
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National Institutes of Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries National Research Institutes of Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (Japan) National Research Institutes of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries the Research Institutes
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Volume one of this major new resource for medical researchers was recently placed online by the United Kingdom's National Health Service (NHS). This premiere NRR volume contains information on over 28,000 NHS-funded research projects, "as well as entries from the Medical Research Council's Clinical Trials Register, and details on reviews in progress collected by the NHS Centre for Reviews and Dissemination." Users can browse the entries to locate unpublished research, identify researchers pursuing related subjects, and avoid duplication. Information available includes lead researcher, research question, methodology, sample group, project status, outcome measures and research project contacts. An online search engine with numerous search options is provided. [MD]
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The "National Review" is the conservative political magazine founded by William F. Buckley in 1955. Users who are interested in conservative and Republican viewpoints may enjoy the reports, opinions, and jokes offered at this site. The hard copy version of the magazine is only selectively reproduced for the online audience, with a small selection of News-News & Politics Magazines
Contains information on conservation, legislation, hunting issues, recruiting programs, and women's issues. Also, subscribe to the rkba-alert by sending mail to:rkba-alert-request@NRA.org, and in the body of the message type:subscribe rkba-alert Your-Full-Name
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National Rifle Association The NRA * The Citizens Committee to Keep and Bear Arms
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National SBIR Conference Home Page SBIR Conferences Homepage The National SBIR Conferences
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The nonprofit organization that serves student journalists and advisers now has a home on the Infobahn. This all-around resource center features a variety of topic areas, including National Scholastic Press Association award winners, some legal information for high school journalists, and J-Talk. J-Talk provides answers on the subject of high school journalism and welcomes reader comments.
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The National Center for Education Statistics has unveiled a prototype search tool for locating US public elementary and secondary schools. Only a limited amount of information is necessary to conduct a search and users can modify their search by School Name, District Location, County, and School Characteristics. Data returned includes number of classroom teachers, total students, student/teacher ratio, and school population by grade and race/ethnicity. [MD]
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Provides information for educators and administrators. Contains information on NSF education projects, grants, and publications. National Teachers.
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Established in 1950 by an act of Congress, the National Science Foundation is responsible for the promotion of science and engineering. The NSF awards graduate fellowships, fosters the exchange of scientific information, and implements the use of computer technologies to further scientific research. There is statistical information, current research projects, an overview of the organization and staff, and a list of publications.
The National Science Foundation
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In what is being widely regarded as a ground-breaking article, three noted nuclear weapons analysts have revealed that, during the Cold War, the US stored up to 12,000 nuclear weapons and components in at least 23 countries and 5 American territories including Japan, Cuba, Iceland, and Morocco. Appearing in the November/ December 1999 issue of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, this article is the fruit of years of detective work and appears to declassify a formerly top secret study, "History of the Custody and Deployment of Nuclear Weapons: July 1945 through September 1977," which was prepared by the Office of the Secretary of Defense in 1978. Users can read the full text of the article, which contains several charts and photographs, in HTML or .pdf format at the Bulletin site. Also included is an appendix which lists nuclear weapons deployment by country, 1951-77. The National Secu
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Created by the Foreign Policy and Defense Studies Department of the Heritage Foundation, this web site is billed as "a clearinghouse for reporters, researchers, and concerned Americans interested in gaining access to publications, policy experts, and weblinks on a wide spectrum of national security issues." The site provides access to foundation publications and policy papers on national security issues, as well links to other defense and international issues. Policy papers range in topic from the appropriate use of American military forces to relations with Iran and China. Included is the full text of _Issues '96: The Candidate's Briefing Book,_ intended as a handbook for conservative candidates. Interested readers of all political bents should find the information here useful. A search engine will examine all of the foundation's areas or only those specified by the user.
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National Semiconductorâ s products, according to the companyâ s site, are found in "cellular phones, modems, fax machines, CD players, TVs, VCRs, automobiles, telephones, everywhere in between." In addition to a more complete list of the technologies Nationalâ s products are used in, the site provides a search tool and index to Nationalâ s industry and market segments, important customers, product information, pricing, sales contacts, and much more. Financial reports for investors are available, too, as are job opportunities, press releases, and information about the companyâ s environmen
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) (mentioned in the November 11, 1998 Scout Report ) sponsors the National Severe Storms Laboratory. The primary goal of this Environmental Research Laboratory is to improve short-term predictions of hazardous weather events such as blizzards, ice storms, and tornadoes. Ongoing research conducted in the Stormscale (SRAD) and Mesoscale (MRAD) divisions helps improve the forecast services of the National Weather Service (NWS). An excellent tutorial about weather phenomena and weather map analysis is presented in the Weather Room section. [SN]
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National Snow and Ice Data Center DAAC (NSIDC) National Snow and Ice Data Center Distributed Active Archive
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Established by the National Oceans and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in 1982 as an information and referral center for glaciological research, the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) maintains data information on "snow cover and avalanches, glaciers and ice sheets, floating ice, ground ice and permafrost, atmospheric ice, paleoglaciology and ice cores." In addition to its role as an information resource, NSIDC "archives analogue and digital snow and ice data, creates and distributes data products, and maintains a large library collection in support of snow and ice research." From Global Annual Freezing and Thawing Indices to the Former Soviet Union Monthly Precipitation Archive, users may explore myriad snow and ice data. For information on current research and available data, or answers to frequently asked questions, see the NSIDC's Notes and Updates sections. [LXP]
A National Software Exchange for the High Performance Computing and Communications community has been established to facilitate the development and distribution of software enabling technologies for high performance computing a wide availability of high-quality, public-domain software for high performance computers. The exchange promotes software reuse and collaboration and information sharing between universities, research laboratories, and industry.
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