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http://harvest.cs.colorado.edu/
a new network information discovery and retrieval system form the folks at UC Boulder who brought us Netfind -- is an integrated set of tools to gather, extract, organize, search, cache, and replicate relevant information across the Internet. With modest effort users can tailor Harvest to digest information in many different formats, and offer custom search services on the Internet. Moreover, Harvest makes very efficient use of network traffic, remote servers, and disk space. A number of content indexes have been built with Harvest and are available for general use to illustrate the capabilities of Harvest, including an index of AT&T's 1-800 phone numbers, an index of WWW home pages, and an index of over 24,000 Computer Science technical reports from around the world. Harvest has been in beta-testing for four months, and as of November 7 the software is available on the Internet. You can
http://rd.cs.colorado.edu/harvest/
- Harvest - home page http://rd.cs.colorado.edu/harvest/ The Harvest Information Discovery and Access System
http://iconnect.com/jordan/radio.html
Radio Jordan Schedule The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan this Web site
http://www.outrigger.com/infoweb
The Outrigger Hotel chain consists of 29 properties spread over the various Hawaiian islands. Visitors can get hotel information by searching the Outriggerâ s database, searching by hotel rating, price, or island. In addition, users can get dining information, sorted by type of restaurant--coffee shop, family restaurant, and upscale, as well as ocean view. Visitors can browse the shopping directory to find souvenirs, jewelry, and more. Those wishing to make a reservation can use the
HDM Group
http://205.138.44.66/gadget/tvglass.htm
The Heads-Up TV Sunglasses!
Studies retirement and the aging of society.
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http://www.ssa.gov/hcfa/hcfahp2.html
(The Medicare and Medicaid Agency) has announced a Web page.
http://aztec.asu.edu/AandE/heard.html
Arizona State University, AzTeC Computing AzTeC Computing (an Arizona FreeNet) * The Heard Museum AzTeC Computing Free-Net AzTeC Computing Home Page AzTeC Computing in Arizona AzTeC Computing, Arizona's Free-Net AzTeC Home Page The Arizona FreeNet
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http://hanksville.phast.umass.edu/defs/independent/Heard/Heard.html
The Heard Museum is a nonprofit museum that is dedicated to the appreciation of and respect for Native Americans and their cultural heritage. The museum houses Native American and Southwest Indian art and artifacts, both contemporary and historical, and a large collection of Native American art. Visitors to this site can find information on the artwork shown at the museum, learn more about its special events, hands-on exhibits, activities, lectures and demonstrations given by Native Americans, film screenings, upcoming exhibits, and the members' newsletter,
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http://hanksville.phast.umass.edu/defs/
independent / Heard/Heard. html Promotes appreciation and respect for native people and pages. their cultural heritage and emphasizes the traditional cultures of the Greater Southwest and the evolving Native American Fine Art Movement. Over the years the Heard Museum (established in 1929) has grown and today boasts a collection of more than 30,000 works of art and artifacts; 45,000 pieces of archival materials including significant papers, books, and photographs; and a membership of nearly.
http://isp.nwu.edu/~schwa/ISP.html
http://isp.nwu.edu/~schwa/ISP.html
http://sln.fi.edu/T0C.biosci.html
Provides information suitable to elementary aged children - on virtually every aspect of the cardiopulmonary system, including structure, function, and care. Includes downloadable information on everything from listening to heart murmurs to watching open heart surgery. Offers a few activities designed for the classroom to help children understand heart function and care.
http://www.heartland.org/member.html
becoming a Heartland Member becoming a Member here Membership information
http://heasarc.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/heasarc/videos/
videos. html Contains a directory of video clips that highlight high- energy astrophysics missions (in various formats.
The Hebrew University High School
http://www.msen.net/~brianhef/Heftone.html
The Heftone unique String Bass
Carnegie Mellon University, The Heinz Server H. John Heinz III School of Public Policy and Management Public Policy and Management: The HEINZ Server The H.J. Heinz III School of Public Policy and Management The Heinz School of Public Policy and Management The Heinz School of Public Policy and Mangem
The Helfrich Company
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http://www.uidaho.edu/helpdesk/helpdesk.html
Univ. of Idaho Home Page Univeristy of Idaho University of Idaho WWW Server UofIdaho home page
http://www.wabash.edu/HELP/HELP.HTM
Wabash College
Helsinki WEB helsinkiweb.fi WEB guide
Hendrix College Home Page HTTP://WWW.Hendrix.edu
http://www.hillandknowlton.com/PUBLIC/NONHKPUBLICATIONS/HENLEY/WERHENLEY/HENCEN00.HTM
The Henley Centre
http://www.voicenet.com/~peterscc/index.html
The Henrietta Leavitt Flat Screen Space Theater is named for an American astronomer working at the Harvard Observatory in the beginning of this century. The site is authored by Carolyn Collins Petersen, an accomplished astronomy writer and part-time Hubble researcher. Carolyn takes viewers to "The Planetarium Show That Never Ends," where various heavenly bodies are displayed and described in non-scientific but informative and inspiring ways. Next stop is the "The Space Image Gallery" where we can view beautiful photos of star birth, Jupiter's Moons, and the Cat's Eye Nebula, all with brief, lucid descriptions. The Flat Screen Space Theater is not so much educational as it is inspirational for those of us who haven't stopped recently to view the photos coming back from space, and so have forgotten what all the fuss is about.
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Dyslexia Info The Dyslexia Archive University of Kent Dyslexia Archive WWW
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http://unix.hensa.ac.uk/hensa.unix.html
unix.hensa.ac.uk:70/
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http://www.hensa.ac.uk/hensa.unix.html
University of Kent at Canterbury
The HEPROC Daily Gazette Web page offers features stories about technology adaptations, assessment, faculty development, quality, and announcements of interest to the Higher Education community. Current items include: new ways to keep alumni together, increased sharing across the Internet, collaborative publication resources, an online help center, career center online, and recommendations for interactive learning. Additional features address collaboration and electronic tools in the humanities, adopting radical change in the "classroom", the Iowa State University Center for Teaching Excellence, tenure and change, collaboration with primary and secondary education, and undergraduate scholarship.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/special/security/security.htm
Perhaps the most successful and certainly the most popular of the New Deal social welfare programs, Social Security has made a critical difference in the living standards of many older Americans, especially women. However, the program faces difficulty in the years ahead because of the shifting demographic of the American population. An aging population means that, by about the year 2012, more money will be drawn for benefits than is received from payroll taxes, and by 2032, the system's trust fund will be empty. In his State of the Union address (discussed above), the President signalled a new commitment by his administration to shore up Social Security, primarily by diverting 62 percent of the current and projected future budget surpluses. While some analysts and politicians are wary of the details, particularly the President's idea to invest a portion of this money in the stock market
http://heritage.excite.sfu.ca/default.html
Le projet Reflets du patrimoine de la Fondation CRB The CRB Heritage Project
The Herndom Group
The HHHH Home Page
Hi-Tech Software http://www.hitech.com.au
High Energy Physics WWW Server Introduced high-energy physics
http://neutron.chm.bnl.gov/HFBR/BeamLines.html
Beamlines What experimental facilities can we offer ?
http://rugnm13.chem.rug.nl/nmr/publications/sum_art3.html
The high-resolution structure of the Histidine-containing phosphocarrier protein HPr from Escherichia coli determined by restrained molecular dynamics from nuclear magnetic resonance nuclear Overhauser effect data.
http://www.interlog.com/~mathewi/invest.htm
Discusses investment-related resources on the Web and offers a collection of links to some of those resources.
HENSA Software Archive Nat'l software archive, Lancaster univ., (UK)
http://www.glen.co.uk/rc/eco/index.html
ENVIRONMENT: The Highland Eco Centre http://www.glen.co.uk/rc/eco/index.html The Highland Eco Centre is a unique environmental project being developed above the village of Ullapool, Scotland. A low impact, autonomous house set in one and a half acres of woodland, providing its own electricity, water and sewerage.
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http://www.cs.utah.edu/~driskill/highlander.html
All the words to Rainbow Connection! Muppet Page Richard Coffey's Rainbow Connection The muppet home page The Rainbow Connection
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http://seachange.com/highlander
@www.seachange.com/highlander Highlander FAQ Page Highlander Home Page Highlander Site Highlander? HL page The Gathering WWW site. The Highlander Web Page The WWW Page at Seachange.com
http://www.webpage.com/hindu/current/weekly.html
The online edition of Indiaâ s national newspaper, "The Hindu," is offered at this Web site. Read selected articles from the previous weekâ s Madras edition of the paper, available from an index with more than 25 subject headings like Agriculture & Horticulture, This Day That Age, Literature, Cuisine, Religion, Military, and Transport. Users can also go straight to the Front Page News, Editorials, or Advertisements. A separate section is devoted to the weekâ s images. The India Pages provide live chat facilities as well as a "netforum" and Web
http://thyme.db.its.hiroshima-cu.ac.jp/~akke/HiroshimaProject/index.html
Japanese mirror site
http://seed.ifas.ufl.edu/~lacasita/LaTelaranya/LaTelaranya.html
Hispanic/Latino Telerana http://seed.ifas.ufl.edu/~lacasita/LaTelaranya/LaTelaranya.html La Telarana THE HISPANIC / LATINO TELARANA The Hispanic/Latino Telarana
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http://www.ios.com/~mb/burlington/
Click here to get connected to main IOS WWW Server Internet Online Services (IOS.COM) IOS Home page IOS Homepage www.ios.com
http://elvis.neep.wisc.edu/~cdean/index.html
If you've always wondered how map-making has evolved over time, you're not alone. The folks at the University of Wisconsin-Madison's geography department are interested too and are housing a very nifty project called the
http://www.jmvanwyhe.freeserve.co.uk/
Popular in early nineteenth-century Europe (especially in Britain), and later in America, phrenology was the controversial belief that one could determine the character and intellectual traits of a person by examining the shape and contours of the skull ("reading the bumps on your head"). Created and maintained by John van Wyhe of Cambridge University, this site claims to be "the largest and most comprehensive website for the history of phrenology." Contents include the full text of several phrenological works, phrenology images, a brief introduction and timeline, some contemporary criticism, and a critical bibliography. Links to other online texts and related sites are also provided. Despite some poor choices of background and text color that make portions of the site difficult to read, this site is a good resource for historians and general users interested in what its practitioners ca
http://www-nmbe.unibe.ch/abtwt/sbh400.html
(Top of page) A brief historical summary of the Foundation Appenzell Cattle Dog Bernese Mountain Dog Entlebuch Cattle Dog Goal and purpose of such a collection Great Swiss Mountain Dog How the Foundation got it's name Over 2,000 skulls and still collecting. Why? Saint Bernard Dog Smaller Swiss Hound
http://hinmanj.oro.net/~webster/TrckeHis.html
Truckee
http://www.hoechst.com/welc.htm
english The Hoechst Internet Forum