The National Center for Employee Ownership Home Page (1995)
National Center for Employee Ownership (NCEO) [Includes info on ESOPs]
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National Center for Employee Ownership (NCEO) [Includes info on ESOPs]
National Center for Human Genome Research
http://www.ncptt.nps.gov/index2.stm
The National Center for Preservation Technology and Training (NCPTT) gopher is designed for people interested in archeology, historic architecture, historic landscapes, materials conservation or history. It contains information about NCPTT programs; announcements of jobs, conferences, grants, and workshops; and a lot of links to other preservation-related Internet resources.
http://www.ai.mit.edu/people/ellens/NCRA/ncra.html
(NCRA), formed by youth and adult survivors of child abuse and neglect, is now on-line. Resources include the history of the NCRA, the youth bill of rights, and numerous articles on children's rights.
purchase various vinyl records. Vinyl Ink Records
http://honors.uhc.asu.edu/programs/ncur.html
National Conference on Undergraduate Research
was established by the National Institute of Justice of the U.S. Department of Justice in 1972 to serve as an international criminal justice information network supporting policymakers and criminal justice professionals. NCJRS provides users with reliable, comprehensive, and current information about the latest criminal justice studies and projects from around the world. A sample of offerings include information from the Drugs and Crime Data Center Clearinghouse, and links to the NCJRS bulletin board and other criminal justice resources on the Internet.
In September 1989, President George Bush met with the nation's governors in the first National Education Summit. In the wake of the summit, six National Education Goals (later expanded to eight by Congress) for the year 2000 were adopted. Released last week, the 1999 National Education Goals Report reveals that these goals will not be met, but the report does indicate that many states have made steady improvement on the 34 state indicators that measure progress toward the goals. Users can read the full text of the report in .pdf format at the National Education Goals Panel (NEGP) site. Users can also see how their state rated via fact sheets and score cards, the former in HTML format and the latter in .pdf. In addition, the NEGP site offers weekly and monthly newsletters available at the site or through free email subscription. [MD]
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http://www.cs.cmu.edu:8001/afs/cs/user/vernon/www/nfl.html
email, call, or stop by my office Missy Harvey
http://www.infowest.com/business/n/ngin/
The National Graffiti Information Network is an organization which specializes in crime and graffiti prevention.
http://www.nhgri.nih.gov/DIR/VIP/Glossary/
Both students and general users will appreciate this glossary, which is designed to help people with non-scientific backgrounds "to better understand the terms and concepts behind genetic research." Provided by NHGRI, which oversees the National Institutes of Health's role in the Human Genome Project (see the March 26, 1999 Scout Report ), the glossary offers phonetic spelling, a brief definition, a detailed explanation from a scientist in RealAudio format, related terms, and in some cases an illustration, for almost 150 genetic terms. Users may search the glossary by keyword or phrase or browse alphabetically. The NHGRI homepage offers links to related research centers, projects, and other genomic and genetic resources. [MD]
http://askeric.org/plweb-cgi/fastweb?searchform+nichcy1
The National Information Center for Children and Youth With Disabilities now provides this database. It is a portal to 200 of NICHCY's 1,000 organization national database. Users can search by any of five variables. Retrieval information includes organization contact information, descriptors, information about the organization, and hypertext links (when available). NICHCY hopes to eventually put the entire database online. The search page offers a link to NICHCY's state resource sheets, concise guides to disability related organizations, as well as pertinent government officials. The NICHCY site is highlighted by information about the organization and many of its useful publications. [JS]
The National Information Infrastructure Advisory Council (NIIAC) was created by executive order at the end of 1993 by President Clinton. The thirty-seven member advisory panel was formally established and appointed in early 1994. Its diverse membership represents many of the key constituencies with a stake in the National Information Infrastructure (NII), including private industry; state and local governments; community, public interest, education, and labor groups; creators and distributors of content; privacy and security advocates; and leading experts in NII-related fields. The NIIAC server is brought to you courtesy of the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville.
The National Information Infrastructure Advisory Council (NIIAC) was created by executive order at the end of 1993 by President Clinton. The thirty-seven member advisory panel was formally established and appointed in early 1994. Through its diverse membership, the NIIAC represents many of the key constituencies with a stake in the National Information Infrastructure (NII), including private industry; state and local governments; community, public interest, education, and labor groups; creators and distributors of content; privacy and security advocates; and leading experts in NII-related fields. The NIIAC server is brought to you courtesy of the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville.
(NIEHS)
http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/eppp/e3p.htm
The National Library of Canada's ELECTRONIC PUBLICATIONS PILOT Project (EPPP) is now available on the World Wide Web and the Gopher. Using 12 Canadian periodicals currently available only online, the EPPP is examining various means by which Canadian electronic publications can be deposited at the National Library, where they will be catalogued, permanently stored in a database and made accessible to library patrons across Canada. Information on the status of the project and the publications it includes is now on the Internetinfoserver at: or gopher to: gopher.nlc-bnc.ca select Canadian electronic publications
*A collection of Elvis postage stamps The Elvis Postage Stamp Center
announces it's home page. The server includes links to the NOAA home page as well as links to National Marine Fisheries Science Centers and NMFS related sites. In addition, the books Our Living Oceans Annual Report 1993 and Index for Fisheries of the U.S -1992 are available online. There are also home pages for certain NMFS office including The Office of Protected Resources which contains a brochure called Protecting the Nation's Marine Species which gives a listing of endangered and threatened species. This page also has various marine sounds and mpeg movies.
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The National Organization of Women (NOW) Web page offers extensive information about issues NOW is involved in, such as economic equity, electoral politics, global feminism, racial and ethnic diversity, and violence against women. Also available is contact information for chapter and state organizations and the NOW Action Center. Links to other feminist resources on the Internet include the University of Maryland's Women's Studies Database and feminist activists resources on the Net.
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http://sunsite.unc.edu/npr/nptoc.html
Read about the Cyberporn/Journoporn debate Smut 'n Stuff SunSITE's Smut Page The SunSITE SMUT Page
The NATIONAL PRESS CLUB WWW site includes: The Information Center and Newsroom with acces to Internet sites and resources for journalists from the NPC News Information Center, and online news media, The National Press Club which contains information on NPC, and The National Press Building.
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The National Rifle Association (NRA) is a large organization and powerful national congressional lobby comprised of firearms owners, hunters, military personnel and right of American citizens to keep and bear arms. Updated frequently, the award-winning site contains information on gun safety, current legislative activity, and gun ownership.
The National Security Agency (NSA) has recently put its own WWW site on-line to provide information about its mission and activities. NSA is the nation's cryptologic organization and employs this country's premier codemakers and codebreakers. Under its two national missions, NSA collects and processes foreign signals intelligence and it is also responsible for providing leadership, products and services to protect classified and unclassified national security systems against exploitation or intelligence threats. The NSA homepage contains information about NSA's mission, general facts and figures, and an on-line tour through NSA's National Cryptologic Museum--with a sample of exhibits which chronicle American cryptology.
National Speleological Society NSS (National (USA) Speleological Society) Home Page
The National Teachers Enhancement Network (NTEN) based at Montana State University offers graduate-credit science and mathematics courses to teachers nationally. Sponsored by the National Science Foundation, NTEN allows educators to participate in the telecomputing courses from home or work through direct Internet access or dial-up modem connections. Courses are taught by university scientists, engineers, and mathematicians. NTEN also enhances professional networking nationwide between science teachers and active research scientists. The site offers telecomputing guides for both students and teachers, and online teaching experiences written by course instructors.
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http://iridium.nttc.edu/nttc.html
National Technology Transfer Center This server offers links related to the transfer of technology between our government and the private sector. Data on federal activities, state programs, conferences, and local workshops relating to technology transfer are available. There are governmental, environmental, and manufacturing resources. Visitors will find out what NTTC projects and activities are currently underway.
Contains information for technology transfer issues. Offers links to different places on the Web.
http://www.ed.psu.edu/nwac/nwac-l.html
The National Workforce Assistance Collaborative Listserv (NWAC-L) is an electronic forum for discussing issues related to the changing nature of work and the workforce and sharing information about instructional strategies and materials, research and its applications, staff training approaches, evaluation methods. Also addressed is reviewing/critiquing materials produced by the National Workforce Assistance Collaborative (NWAC). Topics include those affecting small and mid-sized businesses in the areas of workplace literacy, employee training, work restructuring, or labor-management relations? Service and information providers such as community colleges, workplace literacy providers, and manufacturing extension centers and programs that work with small and mid-sized businesses are encouraged to participate. The Listserv and Gopher Server (see above) are sponsored by the National Workforc
http://www.yearofreading.org.uk/writers/index.html
As part of the National Year of Reading effort in the UK (spearheaded by the National Literacy Trust to promote reading and literacy), Writers Online is aimed at piquing younger readers' interests. The site features interviews with popular children's writers as well as "writer-in-residence" workshops. Visitors to the site can try their hand at creative writing, learn tricks of the trade, and get personal feedback from their favorite authors. The National Year of Reading site is meant to foster community participation in reading- and literacy-related events throughout the UK. A special resource section offers information and toolkits that can help a variety of different audiences (including libraries, teachers, and those with special needs) come up with innovative ways to implement local projects. [REB]
http://www.medill.nwu.edu/naja
In 1984, a group of Native American journalists met to discuss ways of nurturing and developing Native American communications. That meeting resulted in the formation of the Native American Press Association later renamed the Native American Journalists Association (NAJA) to better reflect the organization's goals and membership. Today, NAJA has a presence in cyberspace where interested persons may learn more about the organization's history and program activities. A highlight of the site is a publication called
Visit the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation's Gopher to read fact sheets, biographies, speeches and press releases. Contact points, fellowship programs and listings of seminars and workshops are also available.
http://go-web.acl.lanl.gov/electronic_information_service.html
The Natural Gas and Oil Electronic Information Service
Natural Heritage Network Central Web Server The Natural Heritage Network Central Server
Naval Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory
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http://namopdc.nawcad.navy.mil/
Naval Aviation Logistics Data Analysis System
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Naval Research Laboratory Naval Research Labratory US Navy
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NRL Home Page NRL's home page The Naval Research Laboratory
http://www.tvtoday.de/navigator
TV Today Navigator TV Today: Fernsehprogramm, Links auf Sender, Leserforum, Shopping Mail
http://www.nbc.com/ie4channel/channel.html
Your Desktop feed for the best in interactive entertainment
http://buddha.ncc-mannheim.net/
SCO UNIX Seiten - SCO UNIX Pages
http://ncgia.geog.buffalo.edu//ncgia/NCGIA.html
National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis (NCGIA) State Univ. of New York at Buffalo
http://fconvx.ncifcrf.gov:2001/
NCI-FCRF
http://docfinder.ncsa.uiuc.edu:7999
NCSA Doc Finder: Search contents of this server
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gopher://dewey.lib.ncsu.edu:70/11/library NCSU's "Library Without Walls" North Carolina State University Library Gopher
中央大遨粳工 http://www.csie.ncu.edu.tw Welcome to NCU CSIE WWW Server
http://mockingbird.creighton.edu/NCW/
The Nebraska Center for Writers is an on-line resource for poets and writers, including profiles of contemporary writers and information by and about writers and writing. Includes writers groups online, tools for writers, on-line literature, publishing opportunities, arts advocacy, links to university creative writing programs, literary agents, and more.
http://nebula.nauticom.net/nebula/
Nebula, The
http://www.digital-brilliance.com/necron/necron.htm
The Anti-Necronomicon FAQ The Necronomicon Anti-FAQ
http://www.turnoffnbc.org/nabet_nag.html
The Negotiator
http://www.villagemac.com/tnpweb.html
Negro Problem, The
Dr. Jimmy D. Neill's Laboratories Dr. Jimmy Neill's Lab
http://www.engr.scarolina.edu/nerd/
(their name, not mine :-) at the University of South Carolina's College of Engineering. Nice mixture of "lite" Nerd type resources on the net. Topics include Nerd Culture and Happenings, Flotsam and Jetsam, Nerd Fun, and Software, Computing & Technology.
http://insight.mcmaster.ca/org/efc/pages/thenet.html
``The Net'' has been used as a common and generic term protect website
http://www.nyheter.aftonbladet.se/natet/hemsida/natsvar.html
N ÄTET-TÄVLINGEN AVGJORD!
http://www.texas.net/users/lwood/tnad.html
Internet Programs for the MAC (and more!)
http://home.cc.umanitoba.ca/~umwittma
Serves as a meta-index for searching the Web by subject or by keyword, and for searching ftp software by file name or by file description.
http://www.nsm.it/xfiles/servpage.htm
UTOPIA the Net Helper: Software shareware,Windows 95 resources,Computer related things,Linux software and misc info
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http://www.fau.edu/faahr/netiquette.html
Return to FAU Home Page
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http://www.fau.edu/netiquette/net/
For those new to the Internet, or for people helping them, "The Net: User Guidelines and Netiquette" offers general guidelines on the proper use of Internet resources. Topics covered include: email, telnet, FTP, USENET, and WWW, as well as the Ten Commandments from the Computer Ethics Institute. For each Internet technology, basic user information is given, as well as links to more detailed instructions and guidelines. The question and answer section provides detailed responses to actual user questions. A bibliography is included. For network administrators, there is a sample computer network policy that may be used as-is or adapted to particular networks (such as schools).
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The Net is an online publication dedicated to news and current information about topics involving the Internet. Events related to the Internet are included, such as the Digital Storytelling Festival. Users can also examine back issues, which include hundreds of detailed reviews of the Net editorsâ favorite sites. Much of the site is hard to read due to the design, which usually uses white type on a