81. Association Of Shareware Professionals: Contact Information Contact information. ASP newsgroups. The ASP currently sponsors two public general questions and comments about the ASP website should be directed here. http://www.asp-shareware.com/about/contact.asp

Welcome to the Association of Shareware Professionals ASP Consumer Information Site Note: If you are a shareware developer or industry professional, please visit our main site at http://www.asp-shareware.org/ ASP Home ASP Download Site Consumer Site ... Join the ASP Information What is the ASP? What is Shareware? What is a ZIP File? Benefits Free Resources How to Download Other Shareware Sites Search for Shareware For Computer Users Utilities Editors Programming Net/Communications For Business Database Management Financial Word Processing Business Management For Professionals Musician Educator Artist/Designer For the Family Games Kids and Family Pets and Animals Health and Fitness ... Financial Planning More Information About this Site Shareware FAQ History of Shareware The ASP Ombudsman In the News Radio, TV, other Media ASP Membership Polls Contact Information ASP Newsgroups The ASP currently sponsors two public non-distributed newsgroups available to members and the public: ASP.Ask_The_ASP

82. Related Sites And Newsgroups newsgroups. On adsorption; On zeolites; Chemical engineering in general There is a zeolite home page with both general information and structures, http://ias.vub.ac.be/General/sites.htm

Related sites and newsgroups WWW sites On adsorption On zeolites On Carbons Chemical engineering in general Newsgroups On adsorption On zeolites Chemical engineering in general Mailing lists On adsorption On zeolites Chemical engineering in general If you cannot find it in this page try these pages and search engines IAS Home Page If you know of sites or your own pages to be added here on zeolites, adsorptive separation or microporous solids, send me an email with a short description (a few lines) and the URL at gvbaron@vub.ac.be WWW sites Adsorption You just reached the one and only adsorption site! Well ... there is also: The DECHEMA Working Group "Adsorption" in Germany The Analytical Chemistry Springboard at the University of Umea, maintained by Knut Irgum and containing topics such as "chromatography" and "suppliers". This list is continuously maintained as a jump station to analytical chemistry resources on. Another interesting separations / chromatography site is International Scientific Communications (UK), maintained by Andrew M. Smith, Editor and Webmaster. He also maintains a mailing list (Chrom-L list) which enables you to follow discussions on analytical techniques and ask questions on this subject. The Chrom-L listserver has been providing a valuable service to chromatographers since December 1995, and is now a forum where over 250 scientists worldwide share opinions, hints and tips, discussproblems in their analyses and and compare notes on equipment. You can subscribe to it on this site.

83. General Information: Computer Centre: University Of Leicester general information about the central computing services at the University of Leicester. Usenet newsgroups and the available Newsreaders newsgroups http://www.le.ac.uk/cc/info/

Computer Centre Computer Centre Information about computing services Information about computing services Service "at risk" times and availability of central computing services... "At Risk" Times Access to information about the available computing services... Available Services Contact details of staff in the Computer Centre... About the Staff Regulations etc. concerning acceptable use of computing services... Acceptable Use CCUCG Meetings, Job Vacancies, News, Old Notices, Computer Purchases,... Announcements Information about the Athens authentication system... Athens The University's Virtual Learning Environment... Blackboard Service Information about the CFS Windows 2000 computing service... CFS Windows 2000 Service Information about the new CFS Windows XP computing service... CFS Windows XP Service Various contracts for computer related purchases... Computer Purchases Computer User Areas managed by the Computer Centre... Computer User Areas Information about viruses, virus checkers and common viruses... Computer Viruses Introductory documentation for the central computing services...

84. Cataloging Comprehensive cataloging and catalog management resources on the Internet. Includes resources in the following areas general Resources, Authority Maintenance, Descriptive Cataloging, Library Online Public Access Catalogs, MARC Formats, Departmental Policy and Procedures, Organizing Internet Resources NonCataloging Approach, Organizing Internet Resources Traditional Cataloging Approach, Rare Materials Cataloging, Subject Cataloging and Classification, E-Mail Lists and newsgroups, Electronic Journals, and Software. Quite extensive. http://www.itcompany.com/inforetriever/cat.htm

INTERNET LIBRARY FOR LIBRARIANS A Portal Designed for Librarians to Locate Internet Resources Related to Their Profession. A Popular Information Resource Site for Librarians Since 1994. Home About Add or recommend a site Search ... Report broken link Cataloging Introduction General Resources Authority Maintenance Descriptive Cataloging ... Software INTRODUCTION Back to Top Send your comments to info@itcompany.com Please read Warranties and Liabilities InfoWorks Technology Company

85. A Gardening Forum - GardenBanter.co.uk A web front to several usenet newsgroups, covering general, regional, and water gardening topics. Threads are displayed forumstyle. Posting requires registering with the site. http://www.gardenbanter.co.uk/

GardenBanter.co.uk User Name Remember Me? Password Garden Banter Home Archive Register FAQ ... Mark Forums Read Welcome to GardenBanter.co.uk. This is a web interface to the popular gardening series of newsgroups. If this is your first visit, be sure to check out this post and the FAQ . You will have to register before you can post which is quick and free. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. These forums are unmoderated by GardenBanter which contains many gems of information, however it can also contain posts that offend. Forum Last Post Threads Posts About GardenBanter (1 Viewing) Telling you more about this site, and a place to post any questions or suggestions on GardenBanter or visit the Marketplace . The ONLY place to advertise. Time to drop rec.ponds by billfish 10:44 PM Regional Gardening Discussions United Kingdom (uk.rec.gardening) Based in the British Isles for gardening within those islands. Some are quite experienced gardeners, others are (or were when they first joined urg) complete beginners. Threads: Posts: Squash Question = Shazzat by Dwayne Today 03:01 AM Australia (aus.gardens) A newsgroup about gardening in Australia. All discussions on all aspects of gardening in Australia are welcome from all levels of experience.

86. Alt.support.asthma FAQ: Asthma -- General Information general information FAQ for the newsgroup, inclusding diagnosis and treatment. http://www.radix.net/~mwg/asthma-gen.html

alt.support.asthma FAQ: Asthma General Information Introduction Welcome to alt.support.asthma ! This newsgroup provides a forum for the discussion of asthma, its symptoms, causes, and forms of treatment. Please note that postings to alt.support.asthma are intended to be for discussion purposes only and are in no way to be construed as medical advice. Asthma is a serious medical condition requiring direct supervision by a physician. This FAQ attempts to answer the most frequently asked questions about asthma on the newsgroup alt.support.asthma . It was compiled by Patricia Wrean prwrean@sfu.ca and is currently maintained by Marie Goldenberg mwg@radix.net . The Asthma Medications FAQ is also posted monthly as a companion to this one. For information about allergies, please see the alt.support.asthma FAQ: Allergies General Information (still under construction), and its companion posting, the Allergy Medications FAQ Please be aware that the information in this FAQ is intended for educational purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for consulting with a doctor. Most of the contributors are not health care professionals; this FAQ is a collection of personal experiences, suggestions, and practical information. Please remember when reading this that every asthmatic responds differently; what is true for some asthmatics may or may not be true for you. Although every effort is made to keep this information accurate, this FAQ should not be used as an authoritative reference.

87. A Space & Astronomy Forum - SpaceBanter.com Space (sci.space) and astronomy (sci.astro) newsgroups with general (alt.astronomy), solar (alt.astronomy.solar), and UK astronomy (uk.sci.astronomy) news groups. http://www.spacebanter.com/

SpaceBanter.com User Name Remember Me? Password SpaceBanter Home Archive Register FAQ ... Mark Forums Read Welcome to SpaceBanter.com. this post and the FAQ . You will have to register before you can post which is quick and free. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. These forums are unmoderated by SpaceBanter and contains many gems of information, however it can also contain posts that may offend. Forum Last Post Threads Posts About this forum Any questions or feedback on what this forum is or how this forum operates. Welcome to SpaceBanter.com by kevin July 31st 04 11:45 PM Space Science General (sci.space.moderated) Moderated. Discussions about vehicles, missions, policy, books, movies, museums, special events, conferences, auctions and professional issues. Topics on sci-fi,alien sightings, extra-terrestrial reports, ufo's are not welcome. Threads: Posts: Utilization of solar wind by kausikram k sayee September 17th 05 10:08 PM News (sci.space.news) Announcements of space-related news items such as NASA updates, launch updates, and such like. May include announcements of astronomical events of widespread interest. Discussions should to be directed to other appropriate groups. Threads: Posts: NRL's Forward Technology Solar Cell Experiment...

88. Earth Station Nine Categorized sites, newsgroups and webrings covering general and specialized topics. http://www.earthstation9.com/

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89. Spam (electronic) - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Provides a general overview of the spamming phenomenon. Links to articles which discuss the techniques of spammers on particular media Internet email, instant messaging, Usenet newsgroups, Web search engines, weblogs, and mobile phone messaging. Another article describes ways of stopping e-mail abuse. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spamming

Spam (electronic) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. (Redirected from Spamming Spamming is the use of any electronic communications medium to send unsolicited messages in bulk. While its definition is usually limited to indiscriminate bulk mailing and not any targeted marketing, the term "spam" can refer to any commercially oriented, unsolicited bulk mailing perceived as being excessive and undesired. In the popular eye, the most common form of spam is that delivered in e-mail as a form of commercial advertising . However, over the short history of electronic media, people have done things comparable to spamming for many purposes other than the commercial, and in many media other than e-mail. Spammers have developed a variety of spamming techniques, which vary by media: e-mail spam instant messaging spam Usenet newsgroup spam Web search engines spam ... weblogs spam , and mobile phone messaging spam The name Spamming derives from the Monty Python Spam sketch about a diner which specializes in dishes made from SPAM brand processed meat, where at one point four Viking patrons in the diner began singing praises about SPAM which violently drowns out the normal dialogue in the sketch, hence SPAMming the dialogue. Spamming is economically viable because advertisers have effectively no operating costs beyond the management of their mailing lists. Because the

90. Soc.singles Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ -- Short Version) Explanation of common terms and abbreviations used on soc.singles (and many other conversational newsgroups) and general hints for posting articles there. http://www.trygve.com/ssfaq.html

Trygve.Com Singles Archive-name: singles-faq Last-modified: 1999/07/12 Soc.singles FAQ, long version, available at http://www.trygve.com/ssfaq-long.html No personal ads. No commercial ads. No whining. Soc.singles is a discussion group. Newsgroups and websites intended for personal ads are down the hall and to the left. There are dozens of them; posting your personal ad to soc.singles will only convince potential mates who might otherwise have been interested that you're a clueless dork. Commercial ads will annoy your intended market and are likely to result in complaints to your service provider. There are newsgroups suitable for commercial ads; use them instead. Whine at your own risk. Your readers will let you know if they think you're whining and should just get over it. Don't take yourself or this newsgroup too seriously. If you find your blood pressure rising or you feel the urge to attack or threaten other writers, turn off your computer, return your tray table to its upright and locked position, take three deep breaths, and go play outside. Finally, don't forget that while you are conversing with real people on the other side of your monitor, they are likely to be more bold and blunt than they are in real life because they can be. Expect to have your leg pulled, your chain yanked, and your goat gotten. Write stupid and angry responses at your own risk: you never know who else is reading and it'll only encourage people who get off on seeing just how much they can annoy you. For external use only, if rash persists, discontinue use and consult a physician.

91. Linux Networking-HOWTO (Previously The Net-3 Howto): General Information About L 4. general information about Linux Networking. There is a newsgroup in the Linux news hierarchy dedicated to networking and related matters, http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/NET3-4-HOWTO-4.html

Next Previous Contents 4. General Information about Linux Networking. 4.1 A brief history of Linux Networking Kernel Development. The original volunteer to lead development of the kernel network code was Ross Biro . Ross produced a simple and incomplete but mostly usable implementation set of routines that were complemented by an ethernet driver for the WD-8003 network interface card. This was enough to get many people testing and experimenting with the software and some people even managed to connect machines in this configuration to live internet connections. The pressure within the Linux community driving development for networking support was building and eventually the cost of a combination of some unfair pressure applied to Ross and his own personal commitments outweighed the benefit he was deriving and he stepped down as lead developer. Ross's efforts in getting the project started and accepting the responsibility for actually producing something useful in such controversial circumstances were what catalyzed all future work and were therefore an essential component of the success of the current product. Orest Zborowski produced the original BSD socket programming interface for the Linux kernel. This was a big step forward as it allowed many of the existing network applications to be ported to linux without serious modification.

92. News Netiquette A detailed list of points to remember when posting articles to Usenet newsgroups. http://advisor.uchicago.edu/docs/general/g_news-eti.html

93. PERL Forums and web based access to many programming usenet Perl newsgroups, including Perl for beginners, Perl DBI, Perl modules as well as general Perl programming. http://www.codecomments.com/PERL/

C ode C omments Programming Forum and web based access to our favorite programming groups. For Programmers: Free Programming Magazines Database administration forum Code Comments PERL Forum Threads Posts Last Post PERL Programming General discussion of PERL programming 08:57 AM by George Bouras PERL Announcements Announcements. (read only forum) comp.lang.perl.announce group. 11:56 PM by Enrico Sorcinelli PERL Advocacy Use perl? 05:58 PM by Steven Lembark PERL Beginners Forum for beginners. perl.beginners 08:55 AM by Xavier Noria PERL CGI Beginners Forum for beginners in PERL CGI. 11:55 PM by rjvennes@hotmail.com PERL Language PERL Programming forum. comp.lang.perl group 11:56 PM by Myron Turner PERL Language Moderated group Moderated PERL Programming group. comp.lang.perl.moderated Please read group's FAQs first 11:55 PM by Greg Bacon PERL Modules Discussion of PERL modules. comp.lang.perl.modules group 08:55 AM by gamo PerlTk Perl/TK forum. Mirrors comp.lang.perl.tk group 11:59 PM by alain.berenguier PERL Miscellaneous Miscellaneous topics. comp.lang.perl.misc group 08:56 AM by PerlFAQ Server PERL CGI Freelance PERL CGI Scripting forum. alt.comp.perlcgi.freelance group

94. BIOSCI, Internet, And General USENET Information BIOSCI/bionet information Sheet (West) The BIOSCI Electronic Newsgroup Network general USENET Documentation. Dear Emily Postnews What is USENET? http://www.bio.net/docs.html

95. Newsgroup - OIT Help Desk This provides information about newsgroup, newsgroup that university Maryland general information about Newsgroup. What is Newsgroup? What is thread? http://www.helpdesk.umd.edu/documents/1/1983/

Home About Us OIT Home Search ... How to Contact Us Newsgroup General information about Newsgroup What is Newsgroup? What is thread? What can newsgroup do for me? What news servers/newsgroup does the university offer? ... How do I read newsgroup? Newsgroup A newsgroup is a place to post messages in a bulletin board fashion. Different newsgroups are housed on a news server. Basically a newsgroup is a collection of e-mails if you would like to think of it that way. The newsgroups are organized in a hierarchal system based on subject matter. An example would be: sci.astronomy The sci portion of the name signifies the general topic of the newsgroup and the astronomy part represents the primary topic of the newsgroup. Thread A thread can be thought of as a discussion. In essence, it is a series of replies to a message that was posted to the newsgroup. What can newsgroups do for me? Newsgroups have many useful functions. One such function is the discussion of topics pertaining to your interests. A newsgroup is a also place where answers can be found to questions you post. You can also usually find out information in advance in your field of interest since many of the people who post to these groups are experts in their field, and then there are those who think they are. Another use of newsgroups is for announcement purposes. Then there is always the ultimate use of a bulletin board system; sales. Some newsgroups' posters will post items for sale. This is sometimes called "spam".

96. Fractal Art FAQ - General Information 1. FAQ general information. Table of contents fractal images at the alt.binaries.pictures.fractals newsgroup. It is posted weekly in this newsgroup. http://www.fractalus.com/fractal-art-faq/faq01.html

Table of contents Where to get the FAQ? How to contribute to the FAQ? What is the scope of the FAQ? ... Who have contributed to this FAQ? Version: Updated: Coordinator: Jean-Pierre Louvet. Maintainers: Jean-Pierre Louvet, Juan Luis Martínez, Phil Jackson (for fractal music). Another one or two volunteers are hoped. alt.binaries.pictures.fractals, alt.fractals, sci.fractals http://fractals.iut.u-bordeaux1.fr/F-art-faq/ (main site, modified address) http://www.fractalus.com/fractal-art-faq/ http://www.fractovia.org/F-art-faq/ for subscription information). But because not everybody is a member of this list, any request or suggestion formulated in any of the newsgroups listed above (in 1b) will be taken into consideration. However, in that case, send a copy of the message to the coordinator of this FAQ at: F-art.FAQ@hse.iuta.u-bordeaux.fr graphic art , but there is fractal music as well. Cynthia Church Dennis C. De Mars Dirk Meyer Frederik Slijkerman Janet Parke Preslar Jean-Pierre Louvet Juan Luis Martínez Ken Musgrave Kerry Mitchell Paul Carlson Paul Martz Phil Jackson Phil Thompson Rich Thomson (text from the previous sci.fractals-FAQ)

97. Genealogy Resources On The Internet - General Information general information/DISCUSSION MAILING LISTS Gatewayed with the alt.genealogy newsgroup for general genealogical discussions. http://www.rootsweb.com/~jfuller/gen_mail_info.html

Mailing Lists Usenet Newsgroups Telnet Sites Gopher Sites ... Email sites GENERAL INFORMATION/DISCUSSION MAILING LISTS URL: http://www.rootsweb.com/~jfuller/gen_mail_info.html Last update: July 20, 2005 by John Fuller, Register Resource Update Resource Report a Broken Link ADVANCED-RESEARCH (techniques for the intermediate to advance researcher) agenealogychat (general genealogy discussions) ALT-GENEALOGY (general genealogical discussions) BRICKWALL (elusive ancestors and queries on where to go for further information) CAMARIN-ROOTS-ED (Marin County, California genealogy students) DEARMYRTLE (practical, down-to-earth advice for all genealogists) DPS-SYDNEY (Sydney (Australia) Dead Persons Society) DPS-TOOWOOMBA (Dead Person's Society, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia) GenChat (general genealogical discussions) GENCLASS (members of Diana Hanson's genealogy classes, and others with questions on conducting genealogy research) genealogy-101 (beginners) (those new to genealogy) GENEALOGYBITSANDPIECES (genealogy information) GENEALOGYFORKIDS (genealogy for youngsters) GENEALOGY-RESEARCH-CLUB (novice genealogists to improve research skills) gene-helpline (general genealogical discussions) GEN-EVENTS (schedules, topics and speakers for genealogy events worldwide)

98. LGL - CS Course: Cours Et Projet De Génie Logiciel information and general questions on the course/project can found on the either in the newsgroup for the questions of general interest, by email, http://lgl.epfl.ch/teaching/software_engineering00_01/

Year: 2000 - 2001 General Information General Information Goals and Objectives Grading Course Documentation Project Documentation ... Schedule Instructor: Prof. Alfred Strohmeier INJ 340, phone: +41 / 21 693 42 31 email: Alfred.Strohmeier@epfl.ch Assistants: Didier Buchs (responsible for the phase "elaboration of the user manual") INJ 333, phone: +41 / 21 693 27 37 email: Didier.Buchs@epfl.ch Stanislav Chachkov (responsible for the phase "implementation") INJ 332, phone: +41 / 21 693 67 68 email: Stanislav.Chachkov@epfl.ch Mohamed Kandé (responsible for the phase "design") INJ 338, phone: +41 / 21 693 25 80 email: Mohamed.Kande@epfl.ch Shane Sendall (responsible for the phase "analysis") INJ 338, phone: +41 / 21 693 66 89 email: Shane.Sendall@epfl.ch Class: Winter Semester (4 + 5 periods per week) Course: Monday INM 200 * Tuesday INM 200 Project: Thursday INF 2 * INF 2 * * means: and sometimes INF 019, INF 119, IN 1 for practical sessions

99. LGL - CS Course: Software Engineering Project information and general questions on the course can be found on/posted to the either in the newsgroup for the questions of general interest, by email, http://lgl.epfl.ch/teaching/software_project02_03/

Software Engineering Project Year: 2002-2003 General Information General Information Grading Objectives Project Documentation Schedule Instructor: Prof. Alfred Strohmeier INJ 340, phone: +41 / 21 693 42 31 email: Alfred.Strohmeier@epfl.ch Assistants: Didier Buchs (responsible for the phase "elaboration of the user manual") INJ 333, phone: +41 / 21 693 27 37 email: Didier.Buchs@epfl.ch Shane Sendall (responsible for the phase "analysis") INJ 338, phone: +41 / 21 693 66 89 email: Shane.Sendall@epfl.ch INJ 338, phone: +41 / 21 693 25 80 email: Mohamed.Kande@epfl.ch Rodrigo Garcia Garcia (responsible for the phase "design") INJ 335, phone: +41 / 21 693 52 43 email: Rodrigo.Garcia@epfl.ch Stanislav Chachkov (responsible for the phase "implementation") INJ 332, phone: +41 / 21 693 67 68 email: Stanislav.Chachkov@epfl.ch Class: Winter Semester (5 periods per week) Project: Thursday * means: and sometimes INF 2 for practical sessions Credits: You can obtain 10 credits for successfully completing the project.

100. Contax SLR Resources FAQ: General Information 2. general information information on the mailing list and the FAQ is over there and more might be added in the future. In January 1999, a competing http://www.cdegroot.com/photo-contax/contax-slr-faq-2.html

2. General information 2.1 What info about Contax is available on the Web? Probably more than I'm aware of. Here's a list: I'm maintaining a mailing list, the Yashica/Contax SLR list. You can subscribe to the list by sending a mail to majordomo@cdegroot.com with in the body the line: subscribe yashicacontax-slr I've also dedicated a part of my homepage to the topic. Information on the mailing list and the FAQ is over there and more might be added in the future. In January 1999, a competing Contax list was started for some reason. It covers mostly the same topics as the Yashica/Contax SLR list (officially it excludes Yashica, but I think that's an inevitable topic). You can find it at http://www.mailinglist.net/contax On the Usenet, these newsgroups are relevant: rec.photo.equipment.35mm , about 35mm equipment in general. Lots of this is of course about the big brands, but you'll find something about Contax as well, occasionally. rec.photo.marketplace , where buyers and sellers meet. Contax stuff is regularly offered over here. Information about the current line of contax SLR products can be found on Kyocera's Contax Website An awful lot of information on photography in general is available from the mother of all photo FAQs

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