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Offering FREE online continuing education courses. Learn today from one of our 21 schools. Suite University now offers all its courses for FREE Â Anytime, Anywhere just for you! Browse the complete list of free courses. Student Research Center Search Suite101.com Visit Suite101.com Suite University FAQ FAQ Student Testimonials Suite University News Suite U Newsletter Suite U Community Free Newsletters New FREE Courses Introduction to Hinduism The Last Charge: Culloden and the 'Forty-five Writing: A How-To for Kids Dreams and the Subconscious Mind ... More... Schools Arts and Crafts Business and Economics Computers and Technology Education ... Youth Corner About Us About Suite University Apply to become a Course Writer Contact Us Member Login Username: Password: Introduction Overview Free Lessons Resources Free Course: Intermediate HTML Course Overview Description Start FREE Course OK. You've learned the basics. But web design is constantly evolving. So if you haven't mastered tables, forms, Cascading Style Sheets and a little bit of Javascript, you just won't be able to convince people that you know how to create a professional looking web page. Besides, most web pages these days do something. They don't just provide static information. They get information from the user, provide choices, sell things. Can you do all that without being a programmer? You sure can. And this course will show you how.

102. Crash Course - Intermediate HTML Design intermediate html Design. Lists, Quotes and Sundry Tricks. So far, we ve coveredthe basics of html. With this knowledge, you should be able to design some http://www.edwebproject.org/html05.html

Intermediate HTML Design Lists, Quotes and Sundry Tricks So far, we've covered the basics of HTML. With this knowledge, you should be able to design some simple, but very effective, web documents. In the following sections, we'll cover other markups which will help you jazz up your efforts. Eenie Meanie Miney Mo You would use the unordered list tag , or . Additionally, each item in the list would be preceded by a list item tag , or . So to make our list, we'd type the following: And make sure you include the closing tag, , or you might really confuse the computer. Otherwise, these tags should give you a nice looking bulleted list. Ordered Lists Sometimes instead of an unordered list, you'll want to list some items that are numbered. The ordered list tag will create an ordered list that automatically includes the numbers. It's very similar to a tag, the only difference being in the opening and closing tags. Let's try this: When you look at this on the Web, the list appears as Eenie Meanie Miney Mo Ordered list tags are really handy when you want to number your list and plan to add items to the list every now and then. This way, your list will remain numbered and you won't have to retype the numbers each time you make a change.

103. RFC 995 (rfc995) - End System To Intermediate System Routing Exchange Pro End System to intermediate System Routing Exchange Protocol for Use in Conjunctionwith ISO 8473. International Organization for Standardization. http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc995.html

RFC 995 (RFC995) Internet RFC/STD/FYI/BCP Archives RFC Index RFC Search Usenet FAQs Web FAQs ... Cities Alternate Formats: rfc995.txt rfc995.txt.pdf RFC 995 - End System to Intermediate System Routing Exchange Protocol for use in conjunction with ISO 8473 Previous: RFC 0994 - Final text of DIS 8473, Protocol for Providing the Connectionless-mode Network Service Next: RFC 0996 - Statistics server RFC Index RFC Search Usenet FAQs ... Cities

104. 29+ Evidences For Macroevolution: Part 1 Prediction 1.4 intermediate and transitional forms the possible 9414.http//www.journals.uchicago.edu/JID/journal/issues/v182n3/000154/000154.html http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/comdesc/section1.html

29+ Evidences for Macroevolution Part 1: The Unique Universal Phylogenetic Tree Douglas Theobald, Ph.D. Previous Next "As buds give rise by growth to fresh buds, and these, if vigorous, branch out and overtop on all sides many a feebler branch, so by generation I believe it has been with the great Tree of Life, which fills with its dead and broken branches the crust of the earth, and covers the surface with its ever-branching and beautiful ramifications." Charles Darwin The Origin of Species , p. 171 Part 1 Outline The fundamental unity of life A nested hierarchy of species Independent determination of the historical phylogeny Statistics of incongruent phylogenies ... Chronology of common ancestors Prediction 1.1: The fundamental unity of life OH JEHOVA, quam ampla sunt opera Tua. - Carolus Linnaeus at the beginning of Systema Naturae According to the theory of common descent, modern living organisms, with all their incredible differences, are the progeny of one single species in the distant past. In spite of the extensive variation of form and function among organisms, several fundamental criteria characterize all life. Some of the macroscopic properties that characterize all of life are (1) replication, (2) heritability (characteristics of descendents are correlated with those of ancestors), (3) catalysis, and (4) energy utilization (metabolism). At a very minimum, these four functions are required to generate a physical historical process that can be described by a phylogenetic tree.

105. Latin Readers: Elementary And Intermediate Elementary and intermediate Readers. From the Latin Teaching Materials Site atSaint Louis University. John Harmar s Praxis Grammatica. Index Page. html http://www.slu.edu/colleges/AS/languages/classical/latin/tchmat/readrs.html

From the Latin Teaching Materials Site at Saint Louis University John Harmar's Praxis Grammatica Index Page html Latin Reader Anecdotes of Antiquity html pdf Fables from Aesop html pdf Wordlist for the Fables from Aesop html pdf Lhomond's Epitome Historiae Sacrae (1st LTM edition) Index html Lhomond's De Viris Illustribus 2d edition Section 1a: Romani Imperii Exordium html Section 1b: Romani Imperii Exordium html Section 2: Primum Bellum Punicum html Section 3a: Secundum Bellum Punicum html Section 3b: Secundum Bellum Punicum html Section 4: Tertium Bellum Punicum html Section 5: Primum Civile Bellum html Section 6: Secundum Civile Bellum html Section 7: Actiaca Pugna html Entire Lhomond Reader: RAM version Selection from the Vulgate Mark 1:1-3:10 html Cato Monosticha html pdf Claude Pavur 1997-2003. This material is made freely available for non-commercial educational use.

106. Java As An Intermediate Language This paper describes a system that compiles the highlevel language NESL into Java.It includes benchmark figures. http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~scandal/html-papers/javanesl/

Next: Introduction Up: Scandal Project Papers Java as an Intermediate Language Jonathan C. Hardwick and Jay Sipelstein August 12, 1996 CMU-CS-96-161 Abstract: We present our experiences in using Java as an intermediate language for the high-level programming language N ESL . First, we describe the design and implementation of a system for translating V CODE the current intermediate language used by N ESL into Java. Second, we evaluate this translation by comparing the performance of the original V CODE implementation with several variants of the Java implementation. The translator was easy to build, and the generated Java code achieves reasonable performance when using a just-in-time compiler. We conclude that Java is attractive both as a compilation target for rapid prototyping of new programming languages and as a means of improving the portability of existing programming languages. This paper is also available as a compressed postscript file (98 k). Introduction The N ESL System ... About this document ... Next: Introduction Up: Scandal Project Papers Jonathan Hardwick

107. PRICE THEORY: AN INTERMEDIATE TEXT By David Friedman An intermediate text by David Friedman. http://www.daviddfriedman.com/Academic/Price_Theory/PThy_ToC.html

Price Theory: An Intermediate Text by David D. Friedman Published by South-Western Publishing Co. Table of Contents Introduction Preface Section I ECONOMICS FOR PLEASURE AND PROFIT Chapter What is Economics? How Economists Think. Section II PRICE=VALUE=COST: COMPETITIVE EQUILIBRIUM IN A SIMPLE ECONOMY Chapter The Consumer: Choice and Indifference Curves The Consumer: Marginal Value, Marginal Utility, and Consumer Surplus Production Simple Trade The Big Picture Halftime Section III COMPLICATIONS, OR ONWARD TO REALITY Chapter The Firm Small-Numbers Problems: Monopoly and All That Hard Problems: Game Theory, Strategic Behavior, and Oligopoly Time... ...and Chance The Distribution of Income and the Factors of Production Section IV JUDGING OUTCOMES Chapter Economic Efficiency What is Efficient? Market Interference Market Failures Section V Chapter The Political Marketplace The Economics of Law and Law Breaking The Economics of Love and Marriage Section VI WHY YOU SHOULD BUY THIS BOOK Chapter Final Words Additional Chapters from the First Edition not included in the Second Chapter The Economics of Heating Inflation and Unemployment The author retains all rights in this material, save that users of the World Wide Web are permitted to reproduce it to the extent, and only to the extent, that doing so is a necessary part of reading it on the web.

108. Altitude: Acclimatization To Intermediate Altitudes At intermediate altitudes, 15003000 meters, up to 25% of unacclimatized As with the other symptoms of AMS at intermediate altitude, sleep can be http://www.sportsci.org/encyc/altitaccl/altitaccl.html

Encyclopedia of Sports Medicine and Science Contents Search Encyc Home Sportsci Home ALTITUDE: Acclimatization to Intermediate Altitudes Luanne F. Hallagan Edwin C. Pigman Department of Emergency Medicine George Washington University Medical Center Washington, DC USA Physiologic Effects of Altitude Acclimatization and Exercise Prevention and Treatment of Acute Mountain Sickness References By 37 BC, the ancient Chinese recognized a peculiar illness when they hiked the passes of what they later named the Little Headache and Great Headache mountains. The first westerner to describe mountain sickness was the Jesuit priest, Jose de Acosta, who accompanied the Spanish Conquistadors in Peru. Since then researchers have described the consequences of travel to high altitudes and named the syndrome acute mountain sickness (AMS). Acute mountain sickness is characterized by a constellation of symptoms. Headache is the main symptom. Nausea, vomiting, dyspnea (shortness of breath), and insomnia are other common symptoms. The traveler at altitude can also experience impaired cognition and balance. Onset of symptoms typically occurs within hours to three days after arrival at altitude. These symptoms tend to resolve after several days but can persist for up to two weeks. They can be the harbinger of the fatal conditions, high-altitude cerebral edema and high-altitude pulmonary edema. At intermediate altitudes, 1,500-3,000 meters, up to 25% of unacclimatized travelers may experience AMS. People with serious lung, heart and blood diseases are more likely to develop AMS. Healthy young adults who participate in vigorous activity upon arrival at altitude are also at great risk for AMS. Individuals with a prior history of AMS and who live at low elevations are especially susceptible. Those who travel rapidly to altitude, as is common with air travel, are also at greater risk for AMS.

109. Marathon Training Schedule: Intermediate - I Hal Higdon s MARATHON TRAINING GUIDE. Marathon Training Schedule intermediate I intermediate I Schedule; intermediate II Schedule http://www.halhigdon.com/marathon/inter1.html

Hal Higdon's MARATHON TRAINING GUIDE Marathon Training Schedule: Intermediate I Week Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun cross 3 m run 5 m run 3 m run rest 5 m pace cross 3 m run 5 m run 3 m run rest 5 m run cross 3 m run 5 m run 3 m run rest 5 m pace cross 3 m run 6 m run 3 m run rest 6 m pace cross 3 m run 6 m run 3 m run rest 6 m run cross 3 m run 5 m run 3 m run rest 6 m pace cross 4 m run 7 m run 4 m run rest 7 m pace cross 4 m run 7 m run 4 m run rest 7 m run cross 4 m run 5 m run 4 m run rest 7 m pace cross 4 m run 8 m run 4 m run rest 8 m pace cross 5 m run 8 m run 5 m run rest 8 m run cross 5 m run 5 m run 5 m run rest 8 m pace cross 5 m run 8 m run 5 m run rest 5 m pace cross 5 m run 5 m run 5 m run rest 8 m run cross 5 m run 8 m run 5 m run rest 5 m pace cross 5 m run 6 m run 5 m run rest 4 m pace cross 4 m run 5 m run 4 m run rest 3 m run cross 3 m run 4 m run rest rest 2 m run race Hal Higdon's Marathon Training Guide Novice Training Programs: Novice Schedule ... Intermediate Training Programs: Intermediate I Schedule Intermediate II Schedule Advanced Training Programs: Advanced I Schedule Advanced II Schedule ... Higdon's Home Page

110. LLT Vol5Num3 Kennedy An Evaluation Of Intermediate Students AN EVALUATION OF intermediate STUDENTS APPROACHES from the World Wide Webhttp//ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Christopher_Tribble/PALC.html. http://llt.msu.edu/vol5num3/kennedy/

111. Introduction To HTML: Table Of Contents Provides lessons on basic html. http://www.cwru.edu/help/introHTML/toc.html

Introduction to HTML Table of Contents This tutorial has two sequels: HTML 2.0: Forms and Obscurities , which covers interactive forms, among other things; and HTML 3.2: Here's Wilbur! , which deals with tables, backgrounds, text color, and other cool stuff. Once you're through here, give one of the others a try! If you are paying by the minute/hour/whatever for your Internet access, you may want to read this Please read the Quiz System FAQ especially if you are using America On-Line's Web browser. Reading the FAQ now could save you a lot of time and frustration later on! If you have created a link to this tutorial , please take a moment to review the , especially the registration section. Thank you! Contents Foreword Introduction Requirements Terms and Concepts Assumptions Your Web Browser Writing To The Norm Terms HTML: Behind the Scenes Document Tags HTML HEAD TITLE BODY Comment Tags Basic Text Structures Headings Paragraph Line Break Blockquote Lists Unordered Lists Ordered Lists Definition Lists Special Effect Tags Logical Tags Style Tags Horizontal Rule Anchors HREF NAME Images IMG ALIGN ALT Getting the Right Format Conclusion One Last Tip Acknowledgements Appendices A.

112. HTML 2.0: Forms And Obscurities: Table Of Contents html 2.0 Forms and Obscurities Table of Contents Introduction to html ,which is meant for people who don t yet know html so if that describes you, http://www.cwru.edu/help/interHTML/toc.html

HTML 2.0: Forms and Obscurities Table of Contents This tutorial is the sequel to a more basic tutorial, Introduction to HTML , which is meant for people who don't yet know HTML so if that describes you, go there first. If you're past an introduction and are looking for information on tables, text color, backgrounds, and other nifty things, try HTML 3.2: Here's Wilbur! If you have created a link to this tutorial , please take a moment to review the , especially the registration section. Thank you! Contents Foreword Introduction Requirements Latin-1 Character Entities Background Text Entities Numeric Entities Even More Style Tags Logical Style Tags Preformatted Text Even More Header Elements BASE HREF META Forms Theory Where The Data Goes... No Two Names Alike And Then... The FORM Tag Forms: INPUT, Part I INPUT Text INPUT Password INPUT Forms: INPUT, Part II Radio Buttons Checkboxes Loading Your Questions Forms: SELECT SELECT OPTION Tags The SIZE Attribute The MULTIPLE Attribute SELECTED Forms Cleanup TEXTAREA wrap INPUT Redux Hidden Submit and Reset Speaking of Values...

113. GBC - Continuing Education - CrseGet - Distance Education - Web Design - HTML In Apply your knowledge of html and web page design. Learn Dynamic html. Topics includecascading style sheets, controlling content dynamically, http://coned.georgebrown.ca/owa_prod/cewskcrss.P_CrseGet?subj_code=COMP&crse_num

114. ITDG - Home - Intermediate Technology Development Group ITDG is a charity which works with poor communities to develop appropriatetechnologies. ITDG has a unique approach to development we don t start with http://www.itdg.org/

Home About us Support us Programmes ... Contact us ITDG helps people to use technology in the fight against poverty. ITDG taking Practical Action ITDG taking Practical Action With our new name, we hope to be better able to reach out to a new generation of supporters, to help us continue to deliver and develop practical answers to poverty. More ... Stop Climate Chaos ITDG Practical Action is proud to be a member of Stop Climate Chaos Stop Climate Chaos launch Up in Smoke report For a birthday, anniversary or Christmas, ITDG Practical Action have simple gift ideas from Africa, Asia and Latin America that can transform lives for years to come. Plus a selection of Christmas cards and gifts for friends and family. Practical Presents Christmas cards and gifts Alpacas mean life Climate change has taken an increasing toll on the poorest and most remote communities in the Andes, as they face bitterly cold winters that kill the alpacas on whom they depend. Simple shelters, together with hydroponic food-growing techniques and training, could make the difference this winter. How you can help After the tsunami The tsunami devastated the lives of many fishing communities across south Asia. A

115. Index DOT Html: THE Advanced HTML Reference html Language, Historical Information. collapse Element Index All html/CSSsupport grids updated · All browser/standards histories updated http://www.blooberry.com/indexdot/html/index2.htm

By Brian Wilson Last Update: Oct. 1 2003 All A B C ... What Tags To Use? What's New more... Latest Browsers: Major Updates: Other News A BIG new update is underway. There is a lot to do to get caught up, so I'm not sure when exactly I'll finish. Looking for contributors I've wanted to grow this site for a long time but I'm over-extended... Travelling a lot, moving, getting engaged expanding the authoring base of the site to a group rather than just me. Email me if you are interested in helping.

116. Retirement Announcement For Kcgl1.eng.ohio-state.edu hostname will be retired in the near future. Please use the following linkfrom now on. http//www.ecr6.ohiostate.edu/www/doc/htmlmore.html. http://kcgl1.eng.ohio-state.edu/www/doc/htmlmore.html

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117. The WDG's Links To Tutorials Introduction to html An introductory html tutorial for the beginner. Intermediatehtml This sequel to Introduction to html features a tutorial on forms, http://www.htmlhelp.com/links/tutorials.htm

Tutorials Getting Started with HTML A good introduction to writing Web pages. HTML with Style A bi-weekly column with tutorials on HTML and style sheets. Introduction To HTML and URLs Detailed tutorial of HTML, with sections on the safe use of new features and proprietary extensions. Introduction to HTML An introductory HTML tutorial for the beginner. Intermediate HTML This sequel to Introduction to HTML features a tutorial on forms, Latin-1 character entities, and more. HTML introduction in German by H. Partl, BOKU Wien. CGI Programming 101 An introductory CGI tutorial, with no programming experience required. The Common Gateway Interface Includes an introduction to CGI, a primer, tips, and more. Using relative URLs A short essay on the use of relative URLs. The Java Tutorial Sun's comprehensive online book for learning Java. Dynamic HTML Lab A bi-weekly column with tutorials on "Dynamic HTML," including JavaScript 1.2 and CSS Positioning. Maintained by Liam Quinn Reference FAQs Tools ... Links

118. Chandra :: Field Guide To X-ray Sources :: Mid-mass Black Holes An explanation of cosmic Xray sources, from black holes to galaxy clusters, aswell as a review of the history of X-ray astronomy, what X-rays are and how http://chandra.harvard.edu/xray_sources/bh_midmass.html

Mid-mass Black Holes Schematic of a Black Hole There is strong evidence for two types of black holes: stellar black holes with masses of a dozen or so Suns, and supermassive black holes with masses of many millions of Suns. Stellar black holes are formed as a natural consequence of the evolution of massive stars. The origin of supermassive black holes is a mystery. They are found only in the centers of galaxies. It is not known whether they formed in the initial collapse of the gas cloud that formed the galaxy, or from the gradual growth of a stellar mass black hole, or from the merger of a centrally located cluster of black holes, or by some other mechanism. Radiation Pressure Schematic When matter is pulled toward a black hole, it is heated and produces X-rays. These X-rays create a radiation pressure which pushes out on the matter. If the matter

119. Chandra Press Room :: X-rays Signal Presence Of Elusive Intermediate-Mass Black An archive of press releases, status reports, interviews, biographies, and othermaterials and guidelines for the media and the public. http://chandra.harvard.edu/press/05_releases/press_032205.html

X-rays Signal Presence of Elusive Intermediate-Mass Black Hole March 22, 2005 CXC RELEASE: 05-04 Steve Roy Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, AL Phone: 256-544-6535 Megan Watzke Chandra X-ray Observatory Center, CFA, Cambridge, MA Phone: 617-496-7998 cxcpress@cfa.harvard.edu X-ray/Optical Composite Image of M74 Press Image and Caption Peculiar outbursts of X-rays coming from a black hole have provided evidence that it has a mass of about 10,000 Suns, which would place it in a possible new class of black holes. The timing and regularity of these outbursts, observed with NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory, make the object one of the best candidates yet for a so-called intermediate-mass black hole. Scientists have strong evidence for the existence of stellar black holes that are about 10 times as massive as the Sun. They have also discovered that supermassive black holes with masses as large as billions of Suns exist in the centers of most galaxies. Recent evidence has suggested that a new class of black holes may exist between these extremes - intermediate-mass black holes with masses equal to thousands of Suns. Chandra X-ray Image of M74 "It is important to verify the existence of intermediate-mass black holes, because they would bridge the gap between stellar-mass black holes and supermassive black holes in the centers of galaxies," said Jifeng Liu of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, and lead author on a paper describing their discoveries that appeared in the March 1 issue of the Astrophysical Journal Letters. "Our observations don't settle the debate, but the behavior of this object is strong evidence in favor of their existence."

120. Churchill House School Of English Language intermediate Level. Do not use a dictionary. Time allowed one hour. Note ifyou wish, you may disconnect from the Internet while you answer the questions, http://www.churchillhouse.com/tests/intermediate/

Do not use a dictionary. Time allowed: one hour Note: if you wish, you may disconnect from the Internet while you answer the questions, then re-connect in order to submit the test and check your score. Please enter your name and e-mail address Name E-mail SECTION ONE MULTIPLE CHOICE In this part of the test you must choose the best word(s) to go in each gap below. 1. Today they are there are it is millions of people who speak English. 2. Some people study studies is studying English for special reasons. 3. They may need English for the job their job job 4. Some of them need need to are needing speak to English people. 5. The majority of learners of English got have are having other needs. 6. Most users of English use it for talk to talk that they can talk to people who aren't English. Most of The most Most people in the world have heard some English. It is There is There are hardly any countries where English is never spoken. 9. Very few people haven't heard some the any English at all. 10. English is now the most the more a most widely used language in the world.

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