41. Hitchhiker's Guide To The Internet By Ed Krol Hitchhiker s Guide to the Internet by Ed Krol a free ebook from manybooks.net.Read on your PDA, Cellphone, iPod, or eBook reader! http://manybooks.net/titles/kroledetext92hhgi10.html

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42. Citations: The Whole Internet User's Guide &Catalog - Krol (ResearchIndex) and defines a multi mEdia information environment that allows . Krol,Ed; The Whole Internet User s Guide Catalog, O Reilly Assoc., 1994. http://citeseer.csail.mit.edu/context/40148/0

15 citations found. Retrieving documents... # Ed Krol. Home/Search Document Not in Database Summary Related Articles Check This paper is cited in the following contexts: Continuing Impact of Technology On Education: Challenges and.. - En Ki Ns (Correct) ....of frequencies with which signals are transmitted, Currently only a very small portion of the electromagnetic spectrum is being used for transmitting information. New technological developments promise to allow utilization of many higher parts of the spectrum than are utilized today. Peter Keen has identified four factors that he asserts will, individually or in combination, pace the use of telecommunication in the future: 1) competition among the long distance providers: AT T, MCI and Sprint and the local phone companies, cable companies and cellular services. 2) speed of .... Krol, Ed. " Data Engineering - No (Correct) ....underlying information sources, filters them against the user profile, removes information deemed redundant to the user, and finally delivers relevant information to him. A very simple kind of information dissemination service has long been available on the Internet: mailing lists (see e.g.

43. Retiree Profile: Ed Krol No excuses Now that he has more time, Ed Krol makes sure that exercise is in hisdaily said Ed Krol, former assistant director of Campus Information http://www.news.uiuc.edu/ii/02/1107/krol.html

Home About Us Contact Us For Media Text Only"); //> Text Only RESEARCH Science General Business Archives NEWS INDEX This Year Archives PUBLICATIONS Inside Illinois II Archives II Advertising About II ... Postmarks QUICK SEARCH MORE Illinois in the News Campus Calendar Other News Sources PUBLICATIONS Inside Illinois Vol. 22, No. 9, Nov. 7, 2002 retiree profile Krol takes time for self, travel and volunteering during retirement By Sharita Forrest, Assistant Editor slforres@uiuc.edu Photo by Bill Wiegand No excuses Now that he has more time, Ed Krol makes sure that exercise is in his daily routine. Krol retired in April after 29 years at the UI. "People would always ask, ‘Well, what are you going to do when you retire?’ " said Ed Krol, former assistant director of Campus Information Technologies and Educational Services (CITES). "And I didn’t have anything to do. So, finally, I sort of thought, ‘Well, I really like France.’ " So less than 24 hours after his April 30 retirement, Ed Krol and his wife, Margaret, were aboard a plane to Paris. After a five-day stay, Margaret, who is assistant vice president of Administrative Information Technology Services, returned to the states, and Ed headed for the shores of the Mediterranean for a leisurely week in Corsica.

44. Book Review: The Whole Internet User's Guide & Catalog By Ed Krol What made Ed Krol s The Whole Internet User s Guide Catalog Clearly, weowe Ed Krol quite a debt, and anyone with serious plans for tapping the http://www.law.warwick.ac.uk/ltj/2-2o.html

Review by Paul A Glister (Reprinted with permission of CompuServe Magazine, published by CompuServe Incorporated.) Using the Internet makes me feel I've entered a science fiction movie. A few keystrokes can rocket me from a computer in North Carolina to CERN, the European Particle Physics Laboratory in Switzerland. There I can use a search tool called World Wide Web to connect to other resources worldwide, searching out information ranging from weather forecasts to library catalogs, from the minutes of high-tech meetings to the lyrics of popular songs. What made Ed Krol's "The Whole Internet User's Guide & Catalog" inevitable was this very diversity. The Internet is so big that no one can give you a good definition of it. Let's say it's a meta-network, a network of networks. More than 5,000 networks currently are involved, and user estimates range as high as ten million people worldwide. With roots in military research but now wide open to anyone with a PC, the Internet is an explorer's dream. But astoundingly, no single book has explained it well until Krol's, and another recent title, Tracy LaQuey and Jeanne C. Ryer's "The Internet Companion" (Addison-Wesley, 1992). Clearly, we owe Ed Krol quite a debt, and anyone with serious plans for tapping the Internet should have a copy of his book on the shelf. The best aspect of this book is that it offers a hands-on approach to Internet connectivity. Krol doesn't just rhapsodize about the wonders of Internet resources - he takes you to them by providing directions on how to get there. The last section of his book, in fact, is a collection of Internet destinations arranged alphabetically. It's not complete - on the ever-changing Internet, what could be? - but it's a useful directory.

45. Free Essays - Internet Legislation Abbot, Tony, Ed., On Internet 94 An International Guide to Electronic Journals, Discussion Lists, and Other Resources on the Internet (1994); Krol, Ed, http://www.freeessays.tv/a321.htm

Essays Search Popular Topics Page 1 Page 2 Essay Topics A - F G - L M - Q R - Z Book Titles Authors A - F G - L M - Q ... Home Internet Legislation This is the complete (947 words) free paper for the essay titled Internet Legislation Internet Legislation With the recent popularity of the Internet many topics concerning it have hit main street media. One of these topics is legislation to control its certain aspects. Legislation is now one of the feuded discussions when it comes to the Internet, and through my report I hope to shed some light on this topic of conterversy. estimated 30,000 connected networks in 1994 with about 25 million people having access to it. it all of a sudden boomed with popularity with networks expanding at an exponential rate. And with the networks came multi billionaire business such as American Online. Along with information the Internet has links to other more unmoral forms of entertainment, on of these is pornography, "porn" of the past few years has taken up more than one half of the web pages on the Internet (about 4¼ out of 10 web pages are porn) a number which has caused much dismay with users and nonusers alike. Those who support porn on the Internet say its with in there rights and everybody should have access to it. But parents are afraid that the Internet carries a large number of minor users who with almost no Internet experience can access porn. Only Legislation that currently exsists is We start with the federal Communications Decency Act of 1996, a controversial

46. Oreilly.com -- Online Catalog: Ed Krol RaisEd in the Chicago area, Ed Krol went to the University of Illinois, got adegree in computer science, and never left. In 1985 Krol became part of a http://www.oreillynet.com/cs/catalog/view/au/365?x-t=book.view

47. Scitech Library Question - Sci-Tech And Engineering Resources, And Ed Krol Remember Ed Krol? I do, I bought an early Edition of The Whole Internet itstill sits on my shelf, and was written during the pre-browser days. http://stlq.info/archives/001017.html

scitech library question Occasional postings of interest to engineering and scitech librarians You are here: Home July 2003 Friday 11 July 11, 2003 Sci-Tech and Engineering Resources, and Ed Krol Posted at 16:57 in Engineering (General) :: Remember Ed Krol ? I do, I bought an early edition of The Whole Internet - it still sits on my shelf, and was written during the pre-browser days. Ed's retired now and enjoying life. :: I just discovered SciTechDaily via the Sci Li Ref blog ( Loyola ). It is published in association with Closer to Truth: Science, Meaning and the Future (from PBS). SciTechDaily does its best to " link to the most thought-provoking, well researched online items in the world of science and technology :: Have you read the Sci-Tech Library Newsletter by Stephanie Bianchi The Sci-Tech Library Newsletter is a monthly publication produced by Stephanie Bianchi of the National Science Foundation, which is based in the United States. The newsletter highlights new and important web sites in the areas of science, technology and engineering :: Heard about AVEL - Sustainability Knowledge Network AVEL Sustainability Knowledge Network is a portal and brokerage service for engineers, other professionals and researchers concerned with sustainable systems. It is also a resource for students in senior secondary and tertiary education."

48. Books By Ed Krol Author Ed Krol. Entry 39C Hitchhiker s Guide to the Internet. plain text format Gnu gzip format Unix Compress format infozip/pkzip format. http://www.gutenberg.lib.md.us/index/by-author/kr0.html

Author: Ed Krol Entry: 39C Hitchhiker's Guide to the Internet plain text format Gnu gzip format Unix Compress format info-zip/pkzip format

49. University Of Saskatchewan: Pharmacy & Nutrition Ed S. Krol. B.Sc.(Honors) (McMaster), Ph.D. (Queen s) Email, Ed.Krol@usask.ca.Phone, (306) 966-2011. Fax. (306) 966-6377 http://www.usask.ca/pharmacy-nutrition/staff/krol.shtml

College of Pharmacy and Nutrition College Home For Current Students For Prospective Students For Alumni ... Search College Website FACULTY AND STAFF Return to Faculty and Staff Directory Ed S. Krol B.Sc.(Honors) (McMaster), Ph.D. (Queen's) Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Office: 321 Thorvaldson E-mail: ed.krol@usask.ca Phone: Fax: Website: http://duke.usask.ca/~edk320 Dr. Krol joined the College in July 2001. Teaching Responsibilities: Medicinal Chemistry. Research Interests: Xenobiotic metabolism and chemopreventive abilities of naturally occurring polyphenols. My research group is interested in the properties of lignans and flavonoids. Specifically we seek to understand the underlying chemistry responsible for both their chemopreventive and toxicological properties. Flaxseed lignans are believed to be responsible for a number of beneficial health effects including reduction in LDL cholesterol, mammary and colon cancer and Type II diabetes. We plan to investigate the reactions that mammalian lignans derived from flaxseed undergo during oxidative stress to determine how these lignans contribute to chemoprevention. The lignan NDGA is closely related in structure to the flaxseed lignans, yet NDGA use has been associated with kidney toxicity. Our group will study how the subtle differences in lignan structure can influence the reactivity of these compounds. Recent Publications: E.S. Krol, D.D.J. Escalante and D.C. Liebler, 2001. Mechanisms of Dimer and Trimer Formation from Ultraviolet-Irradiated alpha-Tocopherol.

50. Krol, Ed Die Welt Des Internet International Thomson Verl., 1995. Anmerkung des Umsetzungsdienstes http://eldorado.uni-dortmund.de:8080/bib/sfbs/technik/krol

51. Works Cited Krol, Ed. The whole internet user’s guide and catalog. 2nd Ed. Sebastopol, CAO’Reilly And Associates, 1994. Lessig, Lawrence. http://www.slis.ualberta.ca/issues/sbalazs/samworks.htm

Works Cited The following list contains all works cited in the paper as well as other works consulted. Archee, Ray. “The dark side of the ‘net”. Your Computer Feb. 97. Online. Academic Search Elite. 30 Mar. 2000. Ayres, Jeffrey M. "From the streets to the Internet: the cyber-diffusion of contention". Nov. 99. Online. Academic Search Elite. 30 Mar. 2000. Bailey, Goug. “Politics on the internet”. Civilization 6.4 (1999). Online. Academic Search Elite. 30 Mar. 2000. Barnathan, Joyce, and Margaret Dawson. “The Taiwanese fight fire with wire”. Business Week 1 Apr. 1996. Online. Academic Search Elite. 30 Mar. 2000. Coleman, Stephen. “Democracy goes into cyberspace.” New Statesman 20 Dec. 1999. Online. Academic Search Elite. 30 Mar. 2000. Crossette, Barbara. “The internet changes dictatorship’s rules”. New York Times 1 Aug. 1999. Online. Academic Search Elite. 30 Mar. 2000. Doherty, Brian. “Change the world via e-mail”. New Statesman 1 Nov. 1999. Online. Academic Search Elite. 30 Mar. 2000. Dunham, Richard S. “Democracy goes direct - again”. Business Week 23 Aug. 1999. Online. Academic Search Elite. 30 Mar. 2000.

52. EDSMRT 595 (1st Ed. Online Available anonymous ftp ftp.cs.widener.Edu, directory pub/zen, Krol, Edward. (1989). The Hitchhiker s Guide to the Internet. http://itc.utk.edu/~jklittle/telecom/bibliography.html

Bibliography (partial) The following list was used, in part, to develop materials for this course and are highly recommended as additions to your library of Internet resources. NOTE: Citing Internet resources is an evolving process. The format used here follows the MLA Handbook. Bibliography Jacobsen. O. and D. Lynch. (1991). A Glossary of Networking Terms. Network Working Group, RFC 1208. [Online] Available: anonymous ftp: ftp.nic.merit.edu, directory documents/glossary. Kennedy, Angus. (1995). The Internet and the World Wide Web. Rough Guides. [ISBN 1-85828-198-9; $8] Krol, Edward. (1992). The Whole Internet User's Guide and Catalog. Sebastopol, CA: O'Reilly and Associates. [ISBN 1-56592-025-2] Krol, Edward. (1989). The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Internet. Network Working Group, RFC 1118. [Online] Available anonymous ftp: ftp.nisc.sri.com, directory rfc, filename rfc1118.txt. Lemay, Laura. (1995). Teach Yourself Web Publishing with HTML in 14 Days. Sams.net. [ISBN 1-57521-014-2; $39.99] Mandel, Thomas and Van Der Leun, Gerard. (1996). Rules of the Net. Hyperion. [ISBN 0-7868-8135-6; $12]

53. WIN Online Training Bibliography Krol, Ed. The Whole Internet User s Guide Catalog.2nd Ed. Loukides, Mike, Editor.(Illus.). 574p. 04/1994. O Reilly and Associates, Inc. http://www.win.org/local_help/win_bib.htm

Online Training Bibliography Dern, Daniel P., The Internet Guide for New Users. 300p. 09/1993. McGraw-Hill, Inc. Call #: 384.3 Dern KL, SP, KR Eager, Bill., Using World Wide Web. 10/1994. Que. Call #: R384.305 Eager KL, SP, OF Engst,Adam., Internet Starter Kit for the Macintosh. 2nd ed. 07/1994. Incl.diskette. Hayden. Call #: 384.305 Engst KL, SP, OF, KR Gilster,Paul., Finding It on the Internet: The Essential Guide to Archie,Veronica, Gopher, WAIS, WWW and Other Search Tools. 08/1994. Wiley, John, and Sons, Call #: 025.04 Gilster KL, SP, OF, CP, RC, KR Call #: 384.3 Gilster KL, SP, CP Glossbrenner, Alfred.Internet Slick Tricks. (Slick Tricks Ser.). 07/1994. Random House Call#: 384.305 Glossbrenn KL, SP, OF, KR Hahn, Harley. Internet: The Complete Reference. 10/1993. McGraw-Hill, Incorporated. Call #: 004.67 Hahn KL, SP, OF Call #: 004.65 Krol KL, SP, OF, CP, KR Lambert,Steve. Internet Basics: Your Map to the Global Electronic Super Highway.10/1993. Random House Call #: 384.305 Lambert OF Call #: R384.305 Lambert KL, SP, KR

54. Intergenerational Literacy Project In A. DeBruinBarecki B. Krol-Sinclair (Eds.) Family literacy From theory topractice. In D, Lancy (Ed.) Children s Emergent Literacy (pp. 193-216). http://www.bu.edu/education/ilp/

Intergenerational Literacy Project Overview Families Served Classes Children's Program ... Publications Overview The Intergenerational Literacy Project began offering literacy instruction to parents in 1989. The program was developed in collaboration with 17 community organizations and is guided by a Board of Collaborators representing participating parents, the Chelsea Public Schools, Boston University and community organizations. The program seeks to accomplish the general goal of supporting families in working with their children, both to attain the instructional objectives of the schools and to reinforce positive attitudes toward education. To accomplish the larger goal, two sub-goals and objectives have been outlined: to improve the literacy skills of participating adults and to improve literacy knowledge among preschool and school-aged children. There is strong evidence that substantial progress is being made toward meeting the above-mentioned goals. A summary of that evidence follows. Back to top Families Served Since the program began in 1989, over 1,400 families have participated in the ILP. During the 2002-03 academic year, the fourteenth year of the program, a total of 252 families were served. Of these, 230 completed one or more instructional cycles. Participants included mothers, fathers, grandparents, uncles, aunts, cousins, and siblings of children under the age of 10. The total number of children in these families was 449. The families originated from 24 different countries and spoke 13 different first languages, with Spanish the predominant language.

55. NTPG: Bibliography - Reference Documents (CA Dept Of Education) Krol, Ed, The Whole Internet User s Guide and Catalog, Sebastapol CA, O Reilly Associates Inc., 1993. LaQuey, Tracy, The Internet Companion A Beginner s http://www.cde.ca.gov/ls/et/rd/ntpgbiblio.asp

Search Advanced Site Map A-Z Index Professional Development ... Printer-friendly version NTPG: Bibliography Current and historical reference documents and materials related to Network Technology Planning Guide. Books Hahn, Harley, and Rick Stout, The Internet Complete Reference, Berkeley, Osborne McGraw-Hill, 1994. Kehoe, Brendan P. Zen and the Art of the Internet: A Beginner's Guide, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, Prentice-Hall, 1992. LaQuey, Tracy, The Internet Companion: A Beginner's Guide to Global Networking, Reading MA, Addison-Wesley, 1993. Print Articles "Achieving Educational Excellence by Increasing Access to Knowledge," Report to the National Education Goals Panel prepared by Task Force on Education Network Technology, July 1993. Becker, Henry J., "Teaching With and About Computers in Secondary Schools," Communications of the ACM, May 1993, V.36, pp. 69-73. Braun, L.. Help for all the students. Communications of the ACM, May 1993, V.36, pp. 66-69. Grunwald, Peter, "Telecommunications in the Classroom,"

56. Whole Internet: The Next Generation - Book Review Book review by Roy Johnson of Kiersten ConnorSax and Ed Krol The Whole Internetthe Next Generation . http://www.mantex.co.uk/reviews/krol.htm

Home Tutorials Bookshop Software ... Subscribe here for our free email newsletter The Whole Internet Updated version of first complete Internet guide. The Whole Internet was one of the earliest-ever computer books to become a best-seller. That was in 1992, when the first major wave of Net users needed information, and there as very little of it about. Ed Krol produced a manual which was well informed, comprehensive, and examined the technology in detail. However, it wasn't very easy to read, and you needed to grapple with an arcane command-line interface which assumed you had grown up with Unix as a second language. This new version is an update and complete re-write. It is based on the big changes which have come over the Net and the way it is used in the last eight years. Number one development of course is the Web, which moves up from a subsidiary chapter in the original to occupy the centre of this edition. Former features such as Gopher, Archie, and Veronica on the other hand are relegated to a footnote section called 'Archaic Search Technologies'. But this difference also makes the manual easier to read and understand. The emphasis has been changed from how the Net works, to how it can be used. There is far less impenetrable code cluttering the pages. Instead we get clean screen shots and nice photographs of what the Net looks like on screen, not at the DOS prompt. Ed Krol has been been very fortunate in choosing his co-author, and their co-operation has produced a far more

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58. Your File Request The one requirEd text is Krol, Ed. (1992). The Whole Internet. Krol, Ed .(1989). RFC1118 The hitchhikers guide to the Internet. http://www.cios.org/getfile\TELECOMM_SYLLABUS

CIOS home page Membership information Electronic Journal of Communication Communication Concept Explorer (text based system) Visual Communication Concept Explorer Electronic Encyclopedia of Communication The Idea Monkey ComAbstracts database Search bibliographic indexes ComIndex software information ComWeb MegaSearch Hotlines: CIOS email conferences Resource library WhitePages database Current serials tables of contents CommJobs postings Keyword assisted searches Help Your file request: TELECOMM SYLLABUS . (1991). "Desparados in the Datasphere." Available: ftpgplis.uiuc.edu File: pub/netinfo/readings/Barlow.desparados Bishop, Ann . (1990). "The National Research and Education Network (NREN): Promise of new information environmental." ERIC Digest #ED327219. Available: ftp gpx.lis.uiuc.edu File: pub/netinfo/readings/Bishop.nren.90 , Philip Doty , and Charles R. McClure . (1989). "Federal information resources management (IRM): A policy review and assessment." in Jeffrey Katzer and Gregory B. Newby, eds. Proceedings of the American Society for Information Science Annual Meeting. Medford, New Jersey: Learned Information. Bishop, Katherine. (1992). "The Electronic Coffeehouse." New York Times. Brandt, D. Scott. (1991). Unix and Libraries. Westport, Connecticut: Meckler. Cerf, Vint. (1989). "Ethics and the Internet." Communications of the ACM 32(6):710. Computing and Communications Services Office . (1992). "Computing handbook for students and everyone else." Urbana, Illinois: University of Illinois. Cushman, Donald P. and Dudley D. Cahn, Jr. (1985). Communication in Interpersonal Relationships. Albany, New York: State University of New York Press. Cushman, Donald P. and Sarah S. King. (1989). "The role of communication in high-technology organizations: The emergence of high- speed management." in Sarah S. King, ed. Human Communication as a field of study: Selected contemporary views. Albany, NY: State University of New York Press, pp 135-150. Denning, Peter J. (Ed.). (1990). Computers Under Attack. New York: ACM Press. Deutsch, Peter

59. The Whole Internet User's Guide And Catalogue (2nd Ed.) AuthorName Krol, Ed; Author-Email info@ora.com; Organization-Name O Reilly Associates; Organization-Address 103 Morris Street, Suite A Sebastapol, http://www.trainmat.ietf.org/Catalogue/69.html

The Whole Internet User's Guide and Catalogue (2nd ed.) Template-Type Trainmat Handle Category User Guides Country US - United States Title The Whole Internet User's Guide and Catalogue (2nd ed.) Author-Name Krol, Ed Author-Email info@ora.com Organization-Name Organization-Address 103 Morris Street, Suite A Sebastapol, CA 95472 Audience-Level Intermediate Language EN - English Keywords User guide, resource guide, catalog Description A guide for both new and experienced users of the Internet. Utilities such as email, News, ftp are discussed along with some of the newer tools such as WWW, gopher and archie. A good resource section is provided as well. Contact-Name info@ora.com Contact-Address Not Available Contact-Phone +1 707 829 0515 or (800) 998-9938 Contact-Email info@ora.com Latest-Revision-Date April 1994 Cost Commercial Access-Type book Publisher-Name Publisher-Address 103 Morris Street, Suite A Sebastopol, CA 95472 Publisher-Phone +1 707 829 0515 or (800) 998-9938 Publisher-Email info@ora.com Size 572 pages Reference ISBN 1-56592-063-5 Notes Record-Last-Verified-Date September 94 Record-Last-Modified-Date February 1996 Record-Last-Modified-Name Scales, Walter

60. The Whole Internet User's Guide And Catalog Ed Krol. Publisher. O Reilly Associates, Inc. Sebastopol, Ed Krol.Kiersten ConnerSax Paula Ferguson Bruce Klopfenstein Bruce C. Klopfenstein http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=132247

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