81. Author Info names, affiliations, city, state, country of ADDITIONAL authors,. name of thecorresponding author,. complete mailing address, phone, fax and email of the http://www.essderc2002.deis.unibo.it/submissions/

Author Info ESSDERC adopts electronic submission for the 2002 Conference Prospective authors should submit their papers via web and ONLY PDF-format will be accepted Please make sure of embedding all fonts and of choosing a proper compression for images (e.g. 300 dpi). In Adobe Distiller this can be set in Settings / Job Options / Compression. Due to the timing constrains of the paper-review process, papers must be received by 11 th April 2002. After the paper selection, authors will be informed about the decision of the Programme Committee in the second half of May 2002. The preliminary Programme will be published on Internet at the beginning of June. English will be the working language of the Conference and will be used for all presentations and printed material. Format of Papers The format differs from that of the previous editions. Old templates should not be used Papers must be submitted in their final form to be published in the Proceedings. They must not exceed four A4 pages with all illustrations and references included. Manuscript guidelines (MS Word, LaTeX and PDF) as well as instructions on the electronic submission are provided. Author_Guidelines_ESSDERC02.doc

82. BlogHarbor.Com Demo :: Enable Multiple Authors For Your Weblog There is no limit to the number of Authors you can allow to post to your weblog . But we do prevent ADDITIONAL authors from editing articles which they http://demo.blogharbor.com/blog/_archives/2004/2/7/18958.html

Full Service Weblog Hosting Email Notifications Demo Help Contact ... How To Previous: Add Metatags to your Weblog Next: Add a Poll to your Weblog Enable Multiple Authors for your Weblog Permanent Link BlogHarbor weblogs provide the capability for blog owners to allow Users or Groups of Users to post articles to all or part of your blog. Some blog owners will want to create group weblogs, or create specific Categories of their weblog which have Multiple Authors. There is no limit to the number of Authors you can allow to post to your weblog. How to Add An Author To allow other Users to post Articles to your weblog, first you will need the Username of the person to whom you want to grant this ability. You can ask your author what their Username is, or you can create the account yourself. Creating A User Account First, login to your Blog Control Panel if you have not already done so. Click on the tab in the Blog Control Panel. Look for the link to Content Access Controls in the OPTIONS row. From the Content Access Controls page, you can perform the following fuctions:

83. CRA Grand Research Challenges Principal Author s Name (followed by ADDITIONAL authors, if applicable) PrincipalAuthor s. Affiliation Street Address Room No. City, State, Zip Code http://www.cra.org/Activities/grand.challenges/architecture/home.html

About CRA CRA for Students CRA for Faculty Events Jobs Government Affairs Computing Research Blog CRA-Women Projects Publications Membership What's New Home CRA Conference on Grand Research Challenges December 4-7, 2005 Monterey Bay, California back to Grand Research Challenges home page The third in a series of Computing Research Association (CRA) Conferences on "Grand Research Challenges" in Computer Science and Engineering will be held at the beautiful SeaScape Resort, Monterey Bay, California, on December 4-7, 2005. This year's GRC conference will focus on the theme "Revitalizing Computer Architecture Research." Attendance is limited to 50 people and will be by invitation only. Those interested in attending the conference were asked to submit a two-page (or less) statement of one to three examples of a "grand research challenge" problem in computer architecture by August 12, 2005. The organizing committee will invite prospective attendees based on the statements submitted. Submitters will be advised of the results of the selection process as soon as they are available. If there are multiple authors, correspondence will be with the principal author. Note that individuals who are invited must commit to attending for the entire three-day conference (beginning Sunday, December 4 at 6 pm, ending after lunch on Wednesday, December 7).

84. Population Index Search By Author It will also include papers with ADDITIONAL authors, if any. Note that the namesare joined with an implicit and. Example 3 You want to find a paper by http://popindex.princeton.edu/search/help/author.html

Search by Author You can search Population Index by author entering one or more names in the author field. We illustrate the procedure for both personal and corporate authors. Personal Authors Personal authors have one or more surnames, often followed by a name and/or initials. Sample entries in the database include "Coale, Ansley J." and "McDonald, John W". We include all authors of each citation, not just the first. Instead of indexing authors, our search engine uses an index of words that appear in the author field. Thus, the first example is indexed under "Coale" and "Ansley", while the second is indexed under "McDonald" and "John". Note that we ignore initials and punctuation marks. We also ignore diacritical marks. To search this field we recommend that you specify surnames and, optionally, first names. The order is immaterial. The output will consist of the entries that include all the words you have specified, as the following examples illustrate. Example 1: To retrieve a list of papers by Ansley Coale, type "Coale" in the author field. Since Ansley is the only Coale in our database, you will get exactly what you want.

85. EIA Publishing Style Guide, Fifth Edition Authors should consult with editors if they encounter cases not discussed or where superscripted numbers might be a problem or involve ADDITIONAL work, http://www.eia.doe.gov/neic/pubstyle/ch4_1.htm

4. Text Documentation Text documentation, such as footnotes, notes, reference lists, and bibliographies, share three common purposes: they supplement information presented in a report or article, aid the reader by explaining or elaborating on points made in the text, and identify the author's sources. Whether paraphrasing or quoting an author directly, you must credit the source. The keys to a well-documented report are simplicity, thoroughness, internal consistency, and reader's convenience. This chapter provides basic guidelines and sample formats for the types of text documentation most frequently required in EIA reports. The formats have been adapted from the numerous citation methods discussed in the Government Printing Office Style Manual and the more comprehensive Chicago Manual of Style , the APA (American Psychological Association) Editorial Style The New York Public Library Writer's Guide to Style and Usage , the MLA (Modern Language Association) Handbook for Writers of Research Papers , and from Internet information. Authors should consult with editors if they encounter cases not discussed or shown in this chapter or search on the Internet for more detailed citation guidelines. Perhaps it is premature to point out Internet addresses here because they continually change; however, as of the latest revision to this manual - on 9/21/2000 - the following addresses were active:

86. ICEE 98 Author Index: P Click on the title of the paper to see the paper. Click on the ADDITIONAL authorsto see their Author Index entries. http://www.ineer.org/Events/ICEE1998/ICEE/authors/P.htm

Author Index: P This file contains a listing of all conference authors whose last name begins with the letter P. The list is arranged alphabetically by the author's last name. Click on the title of the paper to see the paper. Click on the additional authors to see their Author Index entries. Paas, Leslie C. A Classroom Model for WWW Use in Modern Engineering Education Ricardo M. Barcia Roberto Pacheco and Leslie C. Paas The STELA System Roberto Pacheco and Leslie C. Paas Pacheco Paladini, Edson A New Interactive Process for Engineering Education Edson Pacheco Paladini Quality Tools in Engineering Education Edson Pacheco Paladini Pacheco, Miriam Nobrega "Mindkeeping, a Powerful Behavior to Learning Efficiency" Carlos Correa Marcelo de Sousa Nogueira and Miriam Nobrega Pacheco Pacheco, Roberto A Classroom Model for WWW Use in Modern Engineering Education Ricardo M. Barcia Roberto Pacheco and Leslie Paas The STELA System Roberto Pacheco and Leslie Paas Pagan, Cesar J. B. The Importance of mathematics Tests in the State University of Campinas General Admission Test for Students Applying for Engineering Courses Mara F. L. Bittencourt

87. Native American Authors The website will continue to expand, adding ADDITIONAL authors, books and webresources. URL, http//www.ipl.org/ref/native/. CLASSIFICATION http://www.anglistikguide.de/cgi-bin/ssgfi/anzeige.pl?db=lit&nr=000841&ew=SSGFI

88. Research And Documentation Online: Social Sciences Include names for the first six authors; if there are ADDITIONAL authors, endthe list with et al. (Latin for and others ). http://www.dianahacker.com/resdoc/social_sciences/manfor.html

APA manuscript format The American Psychological Association makes a number of recommendations for formatting a paper and preparing a list of references. The guidelines in this section are consistent with advice given in the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association , 5th ed. (Washington: APA, 2001). (See also the APA-style sample research paper and guidelines for using APA in-text citations and the list of references Formatting the paper APA guidelines for formatting a paper are endorsed by many instructors in the social sciences. MATERIALS AND TYPEFACE TITLE PAGE The APA does not provide guidelines for preparing the title page of a college paper, but instructors may want you to include one. (See the sample title page PAGE NUMBERS AND RUNNING HEAD In the upper right-hand corner of each page, type a short version of your title, followed by five spaces and the page number. Number all pages, including the title page. MARGINS AND LINE SPACING Use margins of one inch on all sides of the page. Do not justify (align) the right margin. Double-space throughout the paper. LONG QUOTATIONS When a quotation is longer than forty words, set it off from the text by indenting it one-half inch (or five spaces) from the left margin. Double-space the quotation. Quotation marks are not needed when a quotation has been set off from the text.

89. Development - Instructions To Authors Services for authors. Editor Instructions for authors Scope Indexed in then the publisher will also supply those ADDITIONAL authors with a copy of http://www.palgrave-journals.com/development/instructions.html

Home About Us Contact Us Site Map ... Contact us Guidelines for Contributors Editor : Wendy Harcourt wendyh@sidint.org Development is the flagship journal of the Society for International Development (SID) . Since 1957 Development has explored the cutting edge issues of human-centred development. With alternative perspectives on civil society, development policy and community based strategies for livelihoods, gender and social justice, Development keeps readers up-to-date on the challenging issues of today's rapidly changing world. Development is published quarterly in March, June, September, and December by Palgrave Macmillan on behalf of the Society for International Development (SID). Please visit www.sidint.org/development to view a complete issue of the journal online. Subscription SID membership automatically includes an annual subscription at the most advantageous rates for individuals see www.sidint.org for more information. In addition through Palgrave Macmillan individual and institutional subscriptions at differential rates for North and South are also available. Submission Each issue of Development has a thematic focus and most of the articles are commissioned and refereed by subject specialists. Unsolicited articles may be accepted for the 'Dialogue' section of the journal, after review by an external referee. Themes for Volume 48 (2005) are:

90. Examples Of APA Citation Style If no author is given, start with the title and then the date. Use et al inplace of the ADDITIONAL authors when there are more than six authors. http://employees.csbsju.edu/proske/nursing/APA.htm

APA C ITATION S TYLE: Examples for Nursing Students (and others!) based on the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association th edition See also the library's Citing Sources and the APA's official site at www.apastyle.org Follow these color codes: Author(s) or Editor(s) Date Title of Book Title of Article Title of Periodical Volume Pages Place of Publication Publisher or Database Other Information See also NOTES See APA Style Essentials for general document guidelines. See also In-Text References (In a real paper, the following would be double-spaced, in hanging indent format.) B OOK Geissler, E. M. Pocket guide to cultural assessment (2nd ed.). St. Louis, MO: Mosby. B OOK C HAPTER, E SSAY, or A RTICLE when author is credited Mexican Americans. In Culture and nursing care: A pocket guide (pp. 203-221). San Francisco: USCF Nursing Press. B OOK C HAPTER, E SSAY, or A RTICLE when no author is credited ( paper version) Russians. In T. L. Gall (Ed.), Worldmark encyclopedia of cultures and daily life (Vol. 4, pp. 332-339). Detroit, MI:

91. New York State Writers Institute - Authors Theater, Spring 1999 The Institute has two ADDITIONAL Authors Theatre readings upcoming. On Monday,Feb. 8, Irish actress Anna Manahan, 1998 Tony Award winner for her portrayal http://www.albany.edu/writers-inst/tuauthorstheatre.html

Punchy dialogue Writers Institute schedule begins with Capital Region natives' play about female boxer MICHAEL VIRTANEN Features editor The New York State Writers Institute plans to begin its Irish-influenced spring schedule with the dramatic arts in early February in collaboration with Capital Repertory Co. and the University at Albany Theater Department. But before Ireland, storied land of fine playwrights, poets and novelists, takes hold, the first entry comes from once local writers and concerns an American prizefighter. Next Monday, Feb. 1, a staged reading of "Blackjack'' will be presented at Capital Repertory Theatre in Albany, a play-in-progress about a female boxer's rise to fame. It comes from the pens of Erin Marie Tschantret, an Albany native, actor and nascent playwright, and Stephen de Seve, musician, screenwriter, Raymertown native. "It is a comedy. I call it a drama/comedy,'' Tschantret said in a recent phone call from Manasquan, N.J., "a little beach town'' where she was appearing in "Thieves Carnival'' at the Algonquin Theater. "And it's racy. I'd say it's rated R. It's not for kids.'' "It's basically a story about a female boxer in New York, and she really . . . there's a line in the play that says you're only as great as your greatest challenge, and I think all the characters face that,'' Tschantret said. "Either you have to face being mediocre or get your a off the couch.''

92. 2004 WLMA Authors Annette Curtis Klause author and librarian form Montgomery County, MD.ADDITIONAL Authors . Robert J. Blake Patrick Carman author Walla Walla http://www.wlma.org/conference2004/authors.htm

October 7-9, 2004 Bellevue, Washington Doubletree and Bellevue Inn WLMA Conference 2004 The Washington Library Media Association is pleased to present Fall Conference 2004 Authors and Special Presenters Preconference Thursday October 7 "Visione Deliziosa: Delicious Visions in New Young Adult Literature" by Jerene Battisti ( Renton Public Library ) and Angelina Benedetti King County Library " Crafts Across the Curriculum: Using the Library, Using Your Hands, Using Your Mind ": by Cathy Belben (Burlington-Edison High School) "Spreading the Gospel of Information Literacy: Practical Strategies for Doing it Effectively" by Joyce Kasman Valenza Springfield Township High School , Erdenheim, PA and NeverendingSearch click on workshops) WLMA presentations "The NEW ProQuest and eLibrary: Trainer of Trainer Labs" by Jennifer Maydole ( Instructional Multimedia Coordinator, North Central ESD ) along with Vickie Hutchinson and Richard Moulden ( ProQuest "13,000 Students Tell it Like it is:Be Still and Listen to the Voices" by

93. Adding Authors (ACLS) LUIR recommends that, instead of sharing the account and password, the additionalauthors be allowed access to the webspace using an ACL (access control http://www.lehigh.edu/~www/make_www/acls.html

Adding Web Space Access for Multiple Authors In many cases, multiple people are editing pages in a particular group web space. LUIR recommends that, instead of sharing the account and password, the additional authors be allowed access to the webspace using an ACL (access control list). This has three advantages: The authors can use their own userids and passwords to edit, upload or publish to the web pages, instead of having to remember another id and password. The authors can be given access to specific parts of the account, not to the entire AFS account (including email and any other privileges). The last author to edit/upload a given page can be determined (by going into the webspace at a unix prompt and entering ls -la There are three parts to the process of using an ACL to add access: Create a 'group' for the authors in the account to which access will be given. Add the authors' userids to the group. Give the group access to the appropriate directories. Creating the Group To create the group, log on with the userid of the account in which the webspace lives. You can do this on an AFS workstation, the Compute Servers, or the Network Server. If you log in via the Network Server, type

94. ARS | Publication Request: Sensor Development And Radiometric Correction For Agr Application (Ars 115 Is Being Submitted to Add Authors See Log 128878 forAdditional Authors. These Authors Are Actually s 11 Thru 20) 1403. Authors http://www.ars.usda.gov/research/publications/publications.htm?SEQ_NO_115=131046

95. Preliminary Bibliography Of Wisconsin Indian Authors PRELIMINARY BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN INDIAN AUTHORS Please forward anyadditional authors and works or corrections to Roger Wall http://www.fdl.uwc.edu/windian/authors.htm

PRELIMINARY BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WISCONSIN INDIAN AUTHORS Baker, Maryellen Lac Courte Oreilles writer Selections in The Healing Blanket: Stories, Values and Poetry from Ojibwe Elders and Teachers . Salt Lake City, UT: Commune-A-Key Publishing, 1998. Benton-Benai, Edward Lac Courte Oreilles writer Generation to Generation: Short Story . Hayward, WI: Indian Country Communications, 1991. The Mishomis: The Voice of the Ojibway . St. Paul, MN: Indian Country Press, 1971. Blaeser, Kimberly M. Anishinabe poet, writer, and professor at UW-Milwaukee Gerald Vizenor: Writing in the Oral Tradition . Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1996. Selections in Dreaming History: A Collection of Wisconsin Native-American Writing . Edited by Mary Anne Doan and Jim Stevens. Madison, WI: Prairie Oak Press, 1995. Trailing You: Poems . Greenfield Center, NY: Greenfield Review Press; New York: Distributed by the Talman Co., 1994. Blue Horse, Charlene Oglala Lakota writer and poet living near Stoddard, WI Selections in Dreaming History: A Collection of Wisconsin Native-American Writing . Edited by Mary Anne Doan and Jim Stevens. Madison, WI: Prairie Oak Press, 1995.

96. Secure Coding: Principles & Practices We provide here information about the book and its authors; updated versions oflinks and tables that appear in the book; and also original supplemental http://securecoding.org/

Secure Coding Home Books Conferences Books Articles Conferences About the Book Table of Contents Sample Chapter Advance Praise ... Link to Op/Eds This site graciously hosted by our friends at see larger cover Authors Mark G. Graff Kenneth R. van Wyk Release Date: June 2003 ISBN: 0-596-00242-4 Order Number: 2424 $29.95 US $46.95 CA Register your book to get email notification of new editions, special offers, and more. Welcome to the on-line home of Secure Coding: Principles and Practices (O'Reilly, 2003). We provide here information about the book and its authors; updated versions of links and tables that appear in the book; and also original supplemental material like op/ed pieces and vulnerability analyses . It's all offered in the spirit of helping us build strong and light "virtual bridges" in the years to come. Recent News and Articles 20 April 2004 O'Reilly Japan . Further details can be found here 09 April 2004 - Ken and Sean analyze a recently discovered buffer overflow vulnerability in a popular media player for Unix and discuss it's far-reaching implications.

97. Courseware Contracts - Faculty Sole Owners When is the author promising to deliver the Work to the University? 50% tothe University and 50% to all Authors (to be shared evenly among the Authors http://www.utsystem.edu/ogc/intellectualproperty/sole1.htm

Courseware Contracts Faculty Sole Owners These are the questions you should answer to complete a draft Faculty Sole Owner agreement. When should the Agreement be effective? January February March April May June July August September October November December Author's Name: Additional Authors: Author's Street Address: Author's City/State/Zip: Name of Institution: UT Arlington UT Austin UT Brownsville UT Dallas UT El Paso UT Pan American UT Permian Basin UT San Antonio UT Tyler UT Health Center Tyler UT Health Science Center Houston UT Health Science Center San Antonio UT MD Anderson Cancer Center UT Medical Branch Galveston UT Southwestern Medical Center Dallas UT System When is the author promising to deliver the Work to the University? January February March April May June July August September October November December Describe the University's resource contributions to the Work. Check all that apply: Materials Hardware Software Technical assistance Other assistance Videotaping Programming Teaching load credit Funding Is the Work likely to have commercial potential?

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