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Alan Borning's home page;Alan Borning's home page;I am a professor in the;Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Washington. My principal;research interests are constraint-based languages and systems,;object-oriented languages, logic programming languages, human-computer;interaction, and computers and society.;Current research activities;UW;Constraints Page: contains links to recent papers, and to public-domain;source code for constraint satisfaction algorithms.;UW Media,;Technology, and Democracy Group;UW students: also see;ideas for quals;projects.;Teaching;Here are web pages for courses I've taught recently:;; CSE 341: Programming Languages (Autumn 1995);; CSE 505: Concepts of Programming Languages (Autumn 1994);; CSE 500: Computers and Society (Winter 1996);; CSE 590H: Human-Computer Interaction (Spring 1995);Other Information;History ... I grew up in Idaho, and graduated from Reed College in 1971;with a B.A. in mathematics. I did graduate work in computer science at;Stanford University, receiving an M.S. degree in 1974 and a Ph.D. in 1979.;My dissertation research, which was done in association with Xerox Palo;Alto Research Center, concerned a constraint-oriented simulation;laboratory. After receiving my PhD, I spent a year as an NSF post-doctoral;fellow at the Department of Artificial Intelligence at the University of;Edinburgh in Scotland, working on mechanics problem solving and symbolic;algebra. I joined the Computer Science Department at UW in 1980, and;except for a sabbatical spent at Xerox EuroPARC in Cambridge, England, have;been here since.;Address:; Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering; University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; USA;Phone: (206) 543-6678;Fax: (206) 543-2969;Email: borning@cs.washington.edu;WWW: http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/borning;
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Brendan's Home Page;Brendan Mumey;I am a Ph.D. student in the;Department of Computer Science;at the;University of Washington.;I entered in the fall of 1992 and expect to graduate around the fall of 1996.;Contact Information;E-mail: brendan@cs.washington.edu;For my address, etc. click here.;Curriculum Vitae;In;html;or;postscript;format.;Academic interests;I would call myself an applied;theoretical computer scientist.;My current work is in;computational biology.;At the moment I am looking at the problem of;physical mapping; building a rough map of the location of landmarks in;a genome. Generally speaking I am interested in using CS theory and math to;solve reasonably practical problems. I have also done some work in;computational astrophysics with the;HPCC/ESS group;here at UW.;Online papers;B. Mumey. A powerful clone overlap test.;html,;postscript;(Poster presentation at ISMB'96 conference.);B. Mumey. Some computational aspects of physical mapping with probes.;html,;postscript;(Survey paper written to fulfill my PhD candidacy requirement.);B. Mumey. Finding clusters quickly in parallel.;html,;postscript.;(Presented at the 1994 DIMACS challenge.);M. Klawe and B. Mumey. Upper and lower bounds on constructing;alphabetic binary trees.;html,;postscript.;(Presented at the 1993 SODA conference. Also in the Nov-95 SIAM J. of;Discrete Mathematics.);Note: The html versions were produced with latex2html and contain;some errors. They should be readable for the most part.;Recreation;Hiking,cycling,;skiing,;climbing,;and;drinking coffee;to name a few. I used to do some sailing;and hope to do some more sometime.;I like to play bridge.;Some older photos:;first gallery,;second gallery.;My bookmarks;
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Lauren Bricker;Lauren Bricker;Computer Science & Engineering Department,;University of Washington, FR-35,;Seattle, WA 98195 USA;Click here if you need a clue.;Research Info; My research interest is primarly graphical user;interfaces, although I am a self-proclaimed graphics groupie. I'm;I'm currently working with Steve;Tanimoto on the Mathematics;Experiences Through Image Processing (METIP) project. The goal of;this project is interest junior high school kids in mathematics using;exploratory rather than rote learning methods. In particular, I'm;interested in developing Computer Supported;Collaborative Learning (CSCL) user interfaces that can be used in;this, as well as other, projects.;Workin' lawk a dawg; Ark Interface;A fairly extensive resume;School daze;This quarter;590D;Other quarters;Human-Computer Interaction course from Spring quarter 1995;And writeups for hw1, hw2, and the final project writeup;What am I doing in a;systems; course?;A very interesting course in Computers in;Society; Oh so exciting hobbies I used to enjoy in a not-so-busy life;Sports;Cooking;Pottery (I even have my own studio in the garage, not that it's been used in 5 years...);Other fun stuff;Because Ron asked for it;Addresses;; bricker@cs.washington.edu; Last modified: Monday 5 June 1995;
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Adam Carlson;Adam Carlson;<carlson@cs.washington.edu>;Computer Science & Engineering Department;University of Washington;Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195-2350 USA;;This page is under construction, in fact, I've done almost nothing with it.;You can take a look at classes I've taken or;TAed, research I've been involved in, and some fun stuff.;For finger information:;carlson@cs.washington.edu;To send mail:;Adam Carlson <carlson@cs.washington.edu>;
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Andrew Certain's Home Page; Andrew Certain;certain@cs.washington.edu; 9/5/96 - Server is fixed! Give it a try.; Note: This page is only interesting if you follow the directions, download the;viewer and look at the models.;I am currently working with Tony;Derose, David Salesin, Werner Stuetzle, Tom DuChamp, and Jovan Popovic on the 3D-Scanning;project. I am currently building a viewer which you can download here (requires SGI;graphics workstation).;Our paper is here.;Once you have the viewer, you can use it to look at our models,;once you have modified Netscape in this way. (It should;also work with other browsers if you modify them in a similar way).;Computer Science & Engineering Department,;University of Washington, 352350,;Seattle, WA 98195-2350 USA;
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Pai Chou;Pai Chou;Hi! Welcome to my homepage. I am a grad student in computer;science at the U of Washington.;We are in Seattle. The picture on the right is me on the first day of;school in the Fall quarter, 1996. Ross thinks it's scary.;School Related Info;The; Chinook project;My Fall 1996 schedule;My list of Publications;CODES 97:; Int'l Workshop on hW/SW Codesign;Personal;Personal info about me.;I am from Taiwan,;not Greece.;Resume;Food;I enjoy cooking. Some people say I should open a restaurant. Some of;people's favorite dishes include stir-fried rice noodles and my BBQ beef;skewers. My recipes are now on-line.;Toys;Being a computer geek, I have computers;and cool toys.;Taiwanese;I am also promoting the use of the Taiwanese;language. I am currently developing computer tools for Taiwanese. Be sure;to check out my new experimental on-line Taiwanese;dictionary. Though not absolutely required, these pages are best viewed;if you install Chinese character fonts.;If you are using a Java-enabled browser like Netscape, you should be;able to see my "Java-oke" (TM) applet, with a yellow ball;bouncing;over Barney the purple dynosaur.;Last updated Tue Oct 1 11:49:54 PDT 1996;Email: chou@cs.washington.edu;
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Corey Anderson;Corey Anderson;Things that have interested me lately...;Setting up my home; page.;Researching color perception and automatically; correcting for induced color.;Competing in the Programmer Of The; Month contest; Searching for info about the; LocalTalk; PC Adapter.;; Setting up Linux; Playing with Wavelets; ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest; Pacific Regional Contest, Problems, and Results; 1995 Final Problems and Results (html version); Previous years' Final Problems (PS version); Duke's Internet Programming Contest;My résumé is; now online. It is recent as of August 1996.; Reviewing computer graphics text and; reference books, just for fun.;Things that I have done...;Graduate from the; Univserity of Washington and Highline Community College.; Self-tuning FPGA (Fall 1994);Helping Polly; organize and run the CSE department's; contribution to the Engineering Open House 1996.; (April 1996);Managing the UW's; ACM chapter's treasury. (Spring 1995 - Spring 1996);Under developement (read: not done)!; Macintosh programming;Searching for a good Internet Service; Provider;Cool things I've found...; Usage statistics of CS Dep't Web; Lurker's Guide to Babylon 5; Sunsite's Linux Archive;The; Dilbert Zone;My Mom's home; page;My brother's; home page;Useful links...;Peek inside our; X-term labs; HTML reference; HTML 3.0's new features or what Netscape will let you do.; Computer Science and Engineering Department home page; University of Washinton home page; UWTV; CS Lab Tech notes;My Autumn '96 schedule...;Monday;Tuesday;Wednesday;Thursday;Friday;8:30;CSE 370 (TA);CSE 370 OH;CSE 370 (TA);CSE 370 OH;CSE 370 (TA);9:00;CSE 370 (TA);CSE 370 OH;CSE 370 (TA);CSE 370 OH;CSE 370 (TA);9:30;CSE 590IT;CSE 370 Meeting;10:00;CSE 590IT;CSE 370 Meeting;10:30;Math 441;CSE 531;Math 441;CSE 531;Math 441;11:00;Math 441;CSE 531;Math 441;CSE 531;Math 441;11:30;CSE 531;CSE 531;12:00;12:30;1:00;1:30;CSE; 567;CSE 567;CSE 567;2:00;CSE 567;CSE 567;CSE 567;2:30;CSE 370 OH;3:00;CSE 370 OH;3:30;CSE 519;CSE 590B;CSE 520;4:00;CSE 519;CSE 590B;CSE 520;4:30;CSE 519;CSE 590B;CSE 520;5:00;CSE 520;5:30;corin@cs.washington.edu;
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The Craig Web Experience;Craig S. Kaplan;Current location:;PhD student, Department of;Computer Science, University;of Washington, Seattle, Washington.;Well, here I am. The other UW. This WWW page is just a copy;of my other home;page at the University of Waterloo.;When I have some more time, I'll modify this page to be more appropriate to;my current situation.;One enjoyable experience I had near the end of being an undergraduate;was the grad ball. Here are some photos from;the ball.;That second enjoyable experience occured Saturday, May 25th, 1996. I;addressed the convocation as valedictorian. I cannot express how honoured;I felt that such a wonderful graduating class should choose to have me;represent them in this way. Incidentally, for those of you who didn't know,;my parents found out I was valedictorian about ten minutes before the start;of the ceremony. My mom says she'll never forgive me.;The text of my valedictorian address can be found here,;for anyone who's curious.;You are visitor number:;Last updated Fri Sep 27 15:54 PDT 1996;cskaplan@cs.washington.edu;
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Cody Kwok's Home Page;Welcome!;Hi, I am Cody Chung Tin Kwok, aka;ctkwok@cs.washington.edu;I'm a UW;CSE;graduate student ,;working with;Dan Weld;and;Oren Etzioni;on;planning and;software agents.;Work; The Ingram softbot;AI;UW AI; Contact information;Leisure; [sanctuary];Nausicaa of Valley of Wind;Laputa Castle in the Sky;Hyper Future Vision Gunnm; Me;Nausicaa of the Valley of Wind;Cody Kwok Last modified May 25;
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Darren C. Cronquist;;Darren C. Cronquist;darrenc@cs.washington.edu;Department of Computer Science & Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195-2350 USA; Welcome to my home page! Last updated: 6/21/96;Employment Information I currently plan to complete my;Ph.D. in 1997.;HTML;Postscript;Resume;Resume;Curriculum Vita;Curriculum Vita;Personal Information The rest of my homepage is currently under;construction!;
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David Christianson;60 seconds till midnight...60 seconds till NOWHERE, BABY!;David Christianson;dbc1@cs.washington.edu;Computer Science & Engineering Department,;University of Washington,; Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195 USA; Current Work;In my spare time I am a third year graduate student here at;the UW.;I'm interested in;AI;and planning, but I've gotten into user interfaces and maybe even graphics;as well. I'm currently studying Knowledge Representation, goal-directed;behavior, mixed-initiative planning, activity recognition, and buzzword;acquisition in the context of human-computer interaction.;Some of my recent work has been to prototype useful/intelligent interfaces for Bob;Doorenbos' ShopBot.;Rather than try to build our own interface, our plan is to somehow;integrate with the interfaces of various on-line stores by building a;"Shopping Assistant." One simple assistant we've built is a Mac application;that automatically reads and parses shopping baskets in order to determine;what products the user is interested in.;I have also collaborated with Sean Anderson, Li-Wei He, Dan Weld,;David Salesin, and Michael Cohen to develop a simple interactive movie;that demonstrates automatic camera planning.;As an Apple Intern, I worked with Dan Russell to mix planning technology;into the Mac user experience.;I am also a co-developer/perpetrator of PDB, a graphical debugger for the;UCPOP family of planners(I'm not just a programmer...I'm also a client).;The number of people whose lives it has touched grows each and every day.;The manual is;here.;I spent my undergraduate career at the;University of Chicago,;carboloading at Harold's Chicken and assisting in the;Animate Agent Lab.;Publications;Christianson, Anderson, Wei-he, Salesin, Weld, and Cohen.;Declarative Camera Control for Automatic Cinematography.;To appear at AAAI 96.;Firby, R.J., Christianson, D., and McDougal, T.;Fast Local Mapping to Support Navigation and Object Localization.;1992 Symposium: Sensor Fusion V. Boston, MA, November 1992.;Where to Find Dave(when not at the IMA);I do most of my work in the;Chateau's;cynical office, with;Frederic,;William,;Darren,;Adam,;Dan,;and our glorious leader Juan.; Important Thing;One of my favorite activities is to practice judo.;I recently competed in the Senior Nationals.; Sibling on the WWW;My sister;just graduated from the School of Information and Library Studies at the University of Michigan.; Just Surfing...;The cutting edge in Web Research - The Information Supercollider.;Really feel like slacking? Mirsky can help.;Watch the heroes of your Gen X youth duel to the death at The WWWF Grudge Match .;Fame and fortune! Check out my Response of the Week.;Check out the Games Domain.;Or, just go straight to DoomGate .;So he says to me, "Evil's OK in my book, how about yours?" - The Tick .; Dave Christianson;
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Home Page for Dave Johnson; David B. Johnson;dbj@cs.washington.edu;Computer Science & Engineering Department,;University of Washington,Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195 USA;;Research Interests; Navigational assistance for hypertext readers;Projects and Activities;; Racquetball;; Golf;; Basketball;; Softball;; WWW Tutorials;; WWW Scripts;;To see how this all fits together, take the;Racquetball Quiz.;To see how the quiz was created, take a look at the;Create an Assessment Page form.;Give it a try.;;
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Home Page of David Dion;;David Dion;ddion@cs.washington.edu; Personal;Yeah right, like I'd put anything personal here. Okay, maybe a; little.; Academics; Current Research:;For the past year I have been working with;Brian Bershad.;My primary responsibility is the construction of a UNIX server for the;SPIN;operating system. SPIN is an operating system on which applications;can achieve impressive performance by dynamically extending the kernel.;Safety and protection are maintained at the language level, as SPIN and;its extensions are written in;Modula-3.;The user-level SPIN UNIX server is a slight variant of a DEC OSF/1 Unix;server, which thinks it is running on Mach. SPIN dynamically linked;extensions are used to intercept OSF/1 system calls and to emulate a;Mach kernel environment.;Previous Research: SPIN is not the first extensible system I have;worked on. In my undergraduate;studies at Notre Dame I helped;implement user-level memory management for an extensible communications;subsystem.; Web Stuff;I'm afraid I don't have the time to sit around and surf the Web,;so I wouldn't claim to know about all the cool stuff out there. I;promise to do more surfing as soon as I have Netscape-enhanced;this page (don't hold your breath). Meanwhile, these are some of the;sites I visit occasionally for work and for distraction.;University of Washington; Computer Science and Engineering: the reason I'm in Seattle.;University of Washington:; UW homepage, featuring an up-to-date view of campus weather; conditions.; SPIN: what occupies the vast majority of my time.; Modula-3: the language I use for most of my programming these; days.;GDB Debugging; Manual: how I've solved countless problems.;University of Notre Dame: my; undergraduate institution.;Notre Dame; Bands: my undergraduate life.;Notre Dame Trumpet Section:; more of my undergraduate life.;CSE; Racquetball Ladder: my main outlet for athletics.;ESPN Sportzone: how I; stay in touch with the sports world.;USA Today: how I stay in; touch with the rest of the world.;Dilbert:; how I learn about the real world.;Restaurants:; fine Seattle eateries, as recommended by others in computer; science here; at UW.;Movies:; Seattle regional movie listings.;Transportation: an; on-line guide to Seattle's excellent public transportation system.;Current; Traffic Conditions: current status of Seattle's infamous; traffic.;Seattle Mariners: the; first Major League Baseball team with a web page.;L. L. Bean: the only shopping; Web page I will visit.;David Dion; Last modified: Monday 1 April 1996;
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Derrick's Index; W. Derrick Weathersby;da' bulls;superSonics;I'm pursuing a;PhD;in Computer Science here;at the University of Washington,;Seattle. The beautiful campus of the University lies in the heart of;Seattle,;offering many diversions which graduate students often fall prey, thereby;extending the time of the average graduate student career.;Practical Experience and Interests;Significant Projects and Skills;my data sheet; shared X-server project; data parallel array language and compiler; host-to-pc, LU6.2 (token-ring) communication protocol development; data base design and administration; system administration; network administration and tools; security;Research Experience and Interests;My research centers around parallel and distributed computing. The challenges;presented by the fields are ones of performance, portability and convenience.;Performance is typically the foremost goal in running in a parallel or;distributed environment, however, portability suffers. Finally, these;environments offer extra challenges due to asynchronous, independent events.;It is a daunting task to develop systems for parallel and distributed;environments. These are the issues I address.;Group Project; My UW Research Page; SPAA '94 paper on Collective; Communications; Generals topic (Collective Comm);Dissertation Topic; tool integration software engineering project;Academic Achievements;Instructor: UW extension college, Advanced C summer 1993;Curriculum design for Advanced C++ course for new certificate program; at UW extension college;Instructor: UW extension college, Advanced C++ Fall 1993;Teaching Assistant: Started undergraduate tutoring for women and minority;students, Department of Computer Science and Engineering;Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award for College of Engineering, 1994;Personal Interests; CNN Interactive OR CNN;Financial;A Newslet would be here if you had Java;W. Derrick Weathersby;derrick@cs.washington.edu;Tue May 3 9:47:00 PDT 1994;
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Dan's Home Page;Welcome to Dan Fasulo's Home Page; dfasulo@cs.washington.edu;Third-year graduate student,;Department of Computer Science, University of Washington.;Graduate (B.A.) of Williams;College in Computer;Science and;Applied Mathematics, Class of 1994.;NOTE: this portrait may contain slight inaccuracies.;Finding Dan; Home; 2820 Eastlake Ave. E; Seattle, WA 98102; (206) 325-3404; Work; Department of Computer Science;and Engineering; University of;Washington, FR-35; Seattle, WA;98195 USA; (206) 616-1853; OFFICE:;Chateau; 112; EMAIL:;dfasulo@cs.washington.edu;Academic Interests; Computer Graphics; Computational Biology;;Personal Interests; Science fiction and fantasy, written and otherwise. In; fact, I should probably be honest and identify the above illustration.; It's Merlin, the son of Corwin (pictured; here), who is a favorite fictional; character of mine from Roger; Zelazny's Chronicles of Amber. The image was taken from the; Amber DRPG published by Phage Press, which I would recommend to anyone; who likes the books. Also, I recommend the TV series Babylon 5.;; Creative writing, both fiction and poetry (no, there will be; absolutely no links here to any of my work!).;; Athletics. In no particular order:;; Tennis; Tae; Kwon Do; Distance running;; Role-playing.;; Random other things, depending on the day. Cats.;Random Other Things...; Go to the homepage of my friend and fellow Williams Alumnus; Sean Sandys.; Look! Up on the Web! It's a woman! It's; a dog! No, it's former CSE grad student; Wendy; Belluomini dressed up as Dogbert!;; A lot of people have asked me if Theory is a worthwhile area; of research, or whether it's too abstract to be useful.;; Here is a better explanation of the goals and future of; Theory than I've ever given them.;dfasulo@cs.washington.edu;
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Martin Dickey (Home Page);Martin Dickey;Computer Science & Engineering;University of Washington;Welcome to my home page;;Weekly schedule;Narrative resume;Blurb;CSE/ENGR 142;Autumn 1996;Favorite Seattle coffee houses;Favorite Internet site;My sister's book;"Spirograph" Java script by Anu Garg.;Play with it!; dickey@cs.washington.edu;Updated Tuesday, September 03, 1996;
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Dennis Lee; Dennis Lee;My primary interest is in high performance;computer architecture;and I've been doing research;with very smart people like;Jean-Loup Baer,;Brian Bershad,;Brad Calder,;Brad Chen,;Alan Eustace,;Dirk Grunwald ,;and;Ted Romer.; Some recent papers; Energy Management Issues for Computer Systems .; My generals paper.;Instruction Cache Fetch Policies for Speculative Execution.;Lee, Baer, Calder, and Grunwald. ISCA '95, pp.357-367.;Dynamic Page Mapping Policies for Cache Conflict Resolution;on Standard Hardware.;Romer, Lee, Bershad, and Chen. OSDI, pp.255-266.;Avoiding Conflict Misses Dynamically in Large Direct-Mapped;Caches. Bershad, Lee, Romer, and Chen. ASPLOS VI, pp. 158-170.;Instruction Cache Effects of Different Code Reordering Algorithms.;My Ph.D. Qualifying Project Report, University of Washington.; How to Contact Me; Work:;Computer Science & Engineering Department;University of Washington,; Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195, USA; Office: Sieg 222; (206) 543 7119; FAX (206) 543 2969; dlee@cs.washington.edu; Home:; 7513 25th Ave NE;; Seattle, WA 98115, USA; (206)523-9592;;; Web Index;Here's a pointer to my hotlist.;Here are two very good entry points to Web exploration:; Yahoo , the Yellow Pages for the; Internet; Lycos , a really good web search engine;For a Seattle guide, click here.; On voting;Millions of sensible people are too high-minded to concede that;politics is almost always the choice of the lesser evil. "Tweedledum;and Tweedledee," they say, "I will not vote." Having abstained, they;are presented with a President who appoints the people who are going to;rummage around in their lives for the next four years. Consider all;the people who sat home in a stew in 1968 rather than vote for Hubert;Humphrey. They showed Humphrey. Those people who taught Hubert;Humphrey a lesson will still be enjoying the Nixon Supreme Court when;Tricia and Julie begin to find silver threads among the gold and the;black.;- Russel Baker, "Ford without Flummery"; On commitment; Until a man is committed there is hesitancy, the chance; to draw back, always ineffectiveness. Concerning all; acts of initiative there is one elemental truth the; ignorance of which kills countless ideas and splendid plans:; That the moment a man definitely commits himself, then; Providence moves too. All sorts of things occur to; help him that would never otherwise have occurred.; A whole stream of events issues from the decision, raising; in his favor all manner of unforeseen incidents and; meetings and material assistance and magic which he could; not have dreamed would have come his way. Whatever you can; do or dream you can, begin it now.;-Goethe;dlee@cs.washington.edu;
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Yet Another Unnecessary Home Page;Ceci n'est pas une home page.;(Well, it's not much of one, anyway.);I'm not sure how to casually mention my name on my own home page, but;I feel strongly that it should be here, so here it is (in bold, no;less): Doug Zongker.;where you can go from here: (not an exhaustive list);the usual:;research, publications, etc.;classes;how to contact me;the unusual:;Toxic Custard Workshop Files;The Mentos Gallery;visit the information supercollider;the useless:;today's date ("wasting time with cron");my CD player database ("wasting time with CGI");testing grounds (caveat user);<sarcasm> Boy have you got lucky browsing the web today --- a;virtual (pun intended) treasure trove of information, some of which;may be actually useful. (Really!) </sarcasm>;I'm a first-year grad student in the Computer Science & Engineering;department at the University of;Washington. I graduated in May 1996 from Michigan State University, where I;majored in computer science and;minored in math.;dubious honors;Junior Apprentice Keeper of the Brotherhood of the Crouton of Death.;Carte Pizzicato International Fan Club Member 000 0000 5760.;Bryan's Worst Executive Vice-President in Charge of the Emergency Backup Clicker.;...cruising down the information highway in;high gear...;actually, you're sitting on your butt;staring at a computer screen.;This tasteful background was stolen from the US Department of Labor homepage, where;my sister works (the Department, not the homepage).;;Doug Zongker (dougz@cs.washington.edu);[ home | research | classes | contact ];last edited at;14:53 on Thursday, 14 November 1996;(151; hits);
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Dylan McNamee; Dylan James McNamee;;dylan@cs.washington.edu;Computer Science & Engineering Department,;University of Washington, FR-35,;Seattle, WA 98195 USA;;Here is some personal information.;What I do:;My research has concentrated on the interaction between applications;and operating systems. I implemented an operating system mechanism;that allowed applications to implement their own page replacement;policy when the kernel's policy caused them to perform poorly.;After that, I helped implement "scheduler activations" in the Mach;operating system. Scheduler activations are a mechanism that;help user-level threads systems interact properly with the kernel;thread scheduler.;These experiences lead me to work with the;SPIN project; folks, who are building a new operating system architecture;that generalizes the idea of application-tailorable operating systems.;My current work carries on the research started in the;Opal project. My thesis is investigating the interaction between;Object-oriented databases (OODBs) and operating system virtual memory.;This work is demonstrating that significant improvements in;performance can be achived using commodity operating systems,;but in a different way than is currently done. Additional improvements;can come from modifying the operating system slightly to better;serve OODBs.;Papers;CV;590S course web;Geoff Voelker and I built this web for the Winter 96 quarter of the 590S;systems seminar, which was dedicated to Java. I gave a lecture;introducing the Java language and environment. Here are the;slides I used.;
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E Christopher Lewis - Home Page;E CHRISTOPHER LEWIS;graduate student; Dept. of Computer Science; and Engineering;University of Washington; Box 352350;Seattle,; WA 98195-2350; USA; 206/616-1848; 206/543-2969 fax;echris@cs.washington.edu;Hello. Glad you could make it. I am a graduate student. I work on the ZPL Programming Language Project.;I am the TA for CSE;341. My office hours are tentatively 12:30 Monday and 9:30;Wednesday in Sieg 326a.;
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Susan Eggers;Susan Eggers; http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/eggers/; Department of Computer;Science and Engineering; University of Washington;, Box 352350; Seattle, WA;98195-2350 USA;Voice: (206) 543-2118;Fax: (206) 543-2969;email: eggers@cs.washington.edu;Office: 308 Sieg Hall;Research Interests:;Computer architecture and back-end compilation, with an emphasis on;experimental performance analysis. Current work is on issues in;compiler optimizations (dynamic compilation, shared data optimizations;and instruction scheduling) and processor design (multithreaded;architectures).;Current Research Projects:;;Compile-time algorithms to reduce false sharing;;Dynamic compilation;;Multithreaded architectures; SPIN;Previous Research:;;Cache coherency;;Code scheduling;;Compile-time prefetching on shared memory machines;;Miscellaneous;;Tools and workload;News About ASPLOS;;Program Committee;;Call for Papers;;The ASPLOS Homepage (for more information about ASPLOS);Looking for a Research Project?;Click;here for a list of projects you might do for a quals project, a;masters degree, or the beginning of a thesis.;Last updated, 2/28/96;
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Eric Anderson's Home Page;;Eric J. Anderson;Where to find me:; UW:; Sieg Hall 427; Department of Computer Science & Engineering; University of Washington; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350; (206) 543-5118; Home (new!):; 1812 N. 38th Street; Seattle, WA 98103; (206) 632-8067; Why this page is no longer black; In honor of the recent (June 12);decision;in ACLU v. Reno, this page is no longer black. Mind you, the;decision is merely an interim step (you could read my;take on it), so I'm probably still committing a;felony.;(And so should we all, if we care about speech and freedom and the;marketplace of ideas.); Facts About Me;I'm a third-year graduate student in computer science. That means I;mostly panic about my quals project.;I'm also trying to write some papers with;Prof. Henry Greenside;of Duke University;(and recently finished a;master's thesis;by myself) on;steady-state solutions of a particular nonlinear biharmonic PDE.;Because the stability criterion for explicit methods is so restrictive;(a fourth power of the spatial resolution), implicit timestepping;methods such as backwards Euler are necessary. The numerical analysis;issues involve Newton's method for solving the implicit nonlinear;equations, sparse matrix solution methods for solving for the Newton;step, and some interplay between them.;And the pictures can be really spiffy.;I'm working on an n-body code for;astrophysics simulation. This work is in;support of a project on;data structures;by Prof. Richard Anderson;I'm working on a signal processing/computer music;project aiming at automatic;transcription from an acoustic signal. Prof.;Anna Karlin is;the musician who got me interested in this project.; Like everybody else, I've got a page of;applets. (This first link is just text and small graphics.);Like everybody else, I've got a page of;snapshots, mostly family. (I can now prove I've got all those brothers.); Finally, here's the weather in Seattle.;eric@cs.washington.edu;meanders@u.washington.edu;27 Sept 1996;
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Mike Feeley's Home Page;Mike Feeley;Computer Science & Engineering;University of Washington;Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195-2350;feeley@cs.washington.edu;Phone: (206) 685-2675;FAX: (206) 543-2969;I am a sixth-year grad student; I am finishing up now and should be done soon.;My thesis concerns global memory management for workstation;clusters. I also work on the;Distributed Computing and; Opal;projects.;I'll be joining the faculty at the; University of British Columbia in;January 1997.;More information is available using these links:;Some of Our Papers;My Research Summary;CV;Southeast Idaho;Last modified: July 26, 1996;Mike Feeley;
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Chris Fisher's home page;( no picture yet ); Chris Fisher;Department of Computer Science and Engineering;Box 352350; University of Washington; Seattle WA, 98195-2350;fisher@cs.washington.edu;Voice: (206) 685-3807;;FAX: (206) 543-2969;;e-mail: fisher@cs.washington.edu;Lab: Sieg Hall, Room 424 (LIS);My page is currently under construction!;Return to CS&E Home Page;
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jim fix;me?;Department of Computer Science & Engineering;University of Washington, Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195-2350;(206) 616-1848;C-109C Sieg Hall;fix@cs.washington.edu;Schedule;This quarter (autumn '96) I am not TAing any courses,;but rather working on my Generals Exam.;You can check out my schedule;to see what I'm up to. Otherwise, if I'm not around, I can probably;be found in the library or somewhere nice reading papers.;Research Activities;My main interest is in computer algorithms, specifically in the areas;of parallel computation and computational geometry.; publications; meanderings; Places to go;; Denny's;;$1.99, are you outta yer mind?;; Oh-so Vista!; Peas Kor; Some music sites;; The "Chateau" Gallery;; The C109-C Fund Drive;; Things to do;; The; "What Alec Wolman might say"; server;; See; seven lost souls captured in HTML;; Listen to the phone booth, mofo;;People to see; About me;CJ!;Lucy's place; Paul "The Peach" Ruel;;;What I might look like at this very moment...;fix@cs.washington.edu;
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Francesmary Modugno's Home Page;Francesmary Modugno's Home Page;Department of Computer Science and Engineering;University of Washington;Box 352350;Seattle,; WA 98195;Office: 212 Sieg Hall;Phone: (206) 543-8099;FAX: (206) 543-2969;E-mail: fm@cs.washington.edu; Research interests:;My main interest is human-computer interaction.;I am also interested in; end-user programming; formal modelling; software specification and verification; technology policy;I welcome the opportunity to collaborate on these and any related topics!; Current Research Projects:;Software Safety and the Human-Machine Interface; Previous Research:; Publications;available online; Summary of;my thesis research.; Formal models of real-time, concurrent and distributed systems; Parallel Algorthims; Professional Activities:;;CHI 96;;Basic Research Symposium;Co-chair;UIST 96 Demonstrations Co-Chair; Education:; Ph.D., Computer Science. Carnegie Mellon University. March 1995.; M.S., Computer Science. Carnegie Mellon University. August 1989.; A.B., Computer Science and Mathematics. Cornell University. May 1987.; Other Fun Activities:;I'll try just about anything once! My recent interests include;cycling, skiing, languages and cultures (currently Spanish, previously;Italian), vegetarian cooking, and my dog,; Ellery .; On-Line Greetings:; 1995 .;fm@cs.washington.edu;
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George Forman's Home Page;George Forman's Home Page;I have received my Computer Science & Engineering Ph.D. here at the;University of Washington, and have moved down to Palo Alto to start work at;Hewlett-Packard Laboratories.; My new e-mail address is:;gforman@hpl.hp.com; Phone: 415-857-7835;Research Projects;Dissertation in the field of Mobile Computing-; try running the demos!; These pages are no longer maintained;ZPL Parallel Programming Language & Optimizing Compiler;Ariadne: scalable pattern-matching parallel trace debugger;Publications;Mobile Computing Hyperlink Library;Something Interesting;Free: handy software scripts I have written;A Word Puzzle;The Water Song;Change the Netscape animation;George H. Forman, gforman@hpl.hp.com;home page;mail;finger;map;weather;CS Dept.;UW (live picture); Generated: Wed Oct 2 11:17:52 PDT 1996;;
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Home Page: Marc Friedman; Marc Friedman's Home Page;;; Course web page for CSE 573; Who Am I?; Watercolors; Applets; Camping Checklists; Spanish-English Collaborative Dictionary; Poetry; Research; Some Favorite Quotes; Links to elsewhere;;OCCAM: an information-gathering agent.; Keith Golden.; Keith's Wordbot.; Our bike trip.;;Artificial Intelligence at UW.; Cody Kwok.; Dan Weld.;;The UCPOP planner a research tool that changed my life.; Works of Nietzsche;in English.; My Netscape bookmarks; file.; Every page should reference itself.;You are the;;visitor since Feb 4 '96;Marc Friedman;friedman@cs.washington.edu;
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Georges Winkenbach;Georges Winkenbach;Department of Computer Science & Engineering;University of Washington;Box 352350;Seattle, WA 98195-2350;e-mail: georgew@cs.washington.edu;phone: (206) 526-0968;My interests are computer graphics and multimedia. My thesis work, done;under the supervision of professor;David Salesin,;deals with applying traditional pen-and-ink illustration techniques to the;automatic rendering of three-dimensional models. A few pen-and-ink images;created with our prototype rendering system can be found;here.; Other Links to Follow;Pen-and-ink image gallery.; Grail; : Graphics and Imaging Laboratory.; Department of Computer Science; and Engineering.; My wife's home page: Taweewan; Siwadune.;
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Greg J. Badros; Welcome to my Home Page!!!;(Last updated 1-Oct-96);;Email: gjb@cs.washington.edu;Address:;8816 Nesbit Ave. N., Apt 303;Seattle, WA 98103-4067;; Hello, and welcome to my WWW homepage.;Please feel free to send feedback; to the above email address. This page is (and always will be, I;suppose) under construction so keep checking back for new and exciting;features.; I'm a recent graduate of Duke;University. I completed my B.S. degree as a double major in;computer science and mathematics in the spring of 1995. I am;currently employed part-time as a senior research scientist for;Transworld Numerics, Inc., a small company originally located in;Durham, NC, with its headquarters in Bermuda. I now work from my;apartment in Seattle,;Washington. I am also a full time graduate student in the computer;science and engineering department at the University of;Washington.;; Fall 1996 Courses;CSE 505 Home Page;CSE 531 Home Page;CSE 567 Home Page;CSE 590N, Software Engineering Seminar;CSE 590k, Compiler Seminar; Newer Stuff;Philosophy of Mathematics Course Notes;Misc. Patches (Zsh, Fvwm);My First-Place;(Best of Show) RedHat Desktop Configuration Competition Entry;Emacs Configuration README file;Emacs Configuration Archive file;ZShell Configuration README file;ZShell Configuration Archive file;A Chronicle (Duke University Newspaper) Article about Transworld;Numerics, Inc.;Spring 95 IEEE;National programming competition victory.; Vertices Winter 95;Issue (A Duke Magazine which contains my recent article on Genetic;Algorithms.);;Personal Links;;Résumé.;;Data Date, my first business;;; Some sample art that I drew by;computer.;;; And some very simple 3-D (Magic Eye) art that I created.;;; Canterbury's 1993 Progressive Map;; Various random Pictures;;But life is definitely;not all work! I have many hobbies, including:;; Tennis;; Skiing, Especially at Jackson Hole , in Jackson, WY.;; Volleyball;;Juggling;; Piano Playing;;Mathematical games;(e.g.; Rubik's Cube );;Linux;(Freeware Unix);; Music, especially:;; Sarah;McLachlan; Billy Joel , or; Joel's Yahoo page (lists other links); R.E.M.;; Parliamentary Procedure;;NCAA Basketball;;And here are some other interesting links:;; Lycos Web; Search;;Duke Computer Science Home Page;;Duke University Home Page;;;The Chronicle:; The Duke Community's Daily Newspaper;; Univ. of; Washington Home Page - Unofficial;;Seattle;;Microsoft Corporation; World-Wide-Web Server;;Gateway Users Group;;;Historic; Computer Images;;HotJava;;Global Network Navigator Home Page;;PERL --; Practical Extraction and Report Language;;The C++; Virtual Library;;Inter-Language; Unification -- ILU;; Interesting Devices Connected to the Net;; Writing HTML, SGML, TEI, etc.;; The Seinfeld; Index Page;; Friends; Sitcom;Parts of this material are based upon work supported under a National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship. Any opinions, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the author, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation;;Greg J. Badros / U Washington Computer Science and Engineering / gjb@cs.washington.edu;
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Brian Kris Grant: Home Page;Brian's Home Away From Home;Work-Related Info;Work background;UW;Dynamic Compilation Group;UW Department of Computer;Science & Engineering;Personal Stuff;Personal background;My daughter, Isis;My trip to Singapore;My bookmarks;My PGP Public Key;Last updated October 3, 1996.;Brian Kris Grant (grant@cs.washington.edu);
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Dave Grove; Dave Grove; Department of Computer Science & Engineering; University of Washington,; Box 352350; Seattle, WA 98195-2350 USA;Office:;Chateau Sieg 110.; Work;I spend most of my time playing with;Cecil.;Cecil is a new pure object-oriented langauge that we are using;as a vehicle for integrated research in the areas of language design,;programming environments, and optimizing compilers.; I also used to be one of the hordes of consultants hanging around;the fringes of the;SPIN;project. Now that I'm actually attempting to graduate sometime soonish, I;do this much less frequently.; Papers I've authored or co-authored.; Play; The day just wouldn't be complete without a Dilbert;fix. Here's a strip that;hits a little too close to home!;;I am currently managing an underacheiving;fantasy football team.; I used to spend my summers in New Hampshire, working with these guys at Wah-Tut-Ca Scout;Reservation (Greater;Lowell Council, BSA).;Here's a picture of a Wah-Tut-Ca;sunset, taken right from my cabin. Just for kicks, here's another one.; Every once in a while, the boys in my office do something silly.;Our;white water rafting trip was especially cool.; After spending a few months in Toronto, I drove back to;Seattle and took a number of detours along the way. Here are some;hihglights from the trip.;grove@cs.washington.edu;
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Scott Hauck;Scott Hauck;hauck@cs.washington.edu;Computer Science & Engineering Department,;University of Washington, FR-35,;Seattle, WA 98195 USA;I'm a 5th year graduate student at the University of Washington.;I am currently working on Multi-FPGA Systems and Rapid-Prototyping of;Board-Level Designs, though;I am also interested in Asynchronous Circuits, FPGA Architectures, and;Parallelism. I should graduate in June of 1995.;Personal; Biography & Education; Experience; Publications; Curriculum Vitae;Research;;Asynchronous Circuits; Survey of current asynchronous design methodologies, as; well as the first FPGA for asynchronous circuits.;;Triptych/Montage FPGA Architectures; Development of the Triptych and Montage FPGA; architectures, architectures with improved densities over current; commercial FPGAs.;;Multi-FPGA Systems & Rapid-Prototyping; Development of the Springbok Rapid-Prototyping System for; Board-Level Designs, as well as partitioning, pin assignment,; and routing topology work for general multi-FPGA systems.;;The Chinook Project; A Hardware/Software Co-design, Co-synthesis, and Co-simulation; system for embedded applications.;;
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Ian's Place; Ian's Place;This is me, Ian MacDuff.;Below is an ultrasound image of;Emma Elspeth MacDuff (name subject to change without notice),;my unborn daughter. She's 20 weeks from;conception here, with about 20 more weeks until she's ripe in;mid-December. The view is a profile. She's lying on her back looking;up. Her head on the right, the upper-half of her torso on the;left.;When I'm not busy obsessing about my impending;fatherhood, or my;Master's Thesis;(which is part of the;Chinook project), I pass my time by being as;silly as possible.;I also remember to eat my;SPAM! Do you?;Unfortunately, I also waste time with;HTML and browse around for interesting stuff using;WebCrawler.;Here's pointers to some other neat stuff:;Frogs;TV Nation;Penn & Teller;Music Lyrics;Ian MacDuff (;ian@cs.washington.edu);Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering, FR-35;Univ. of Washington;Seattle,;WA, 98195;USA;
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Herve A. Jamrozik;Herve A. Jamrozik;I have been a postdoc at the University of Washington since September 1995.;Department of Computer Science and Engineering;University of Washington;Box 352350;Seattle,;WA;98195;Office: 433 Sieg Hall;Phone: (206) 685-2675;FAX: (206) 543-2969;E-mail:;jamrozik@cs.washington.edu; Research:;My main interests are in Distributed Systems, Object-Oriented Languages and Software Engineering.;Currently, I am working on Global Memoy Management in a workstation cluster with;;Hank Levy;;Mary Vernon;;Anna Karlin;;Mike Feeley;;Geoff Voelker;New high-speed networks greatly encourage the use of network memory as a cache for virtual memory and file pages, thereby reducing the need for disk access. Network nodes with memory-intensive applications can use the primary memory of lightly-loaded nodes as temporary backing store. This introduce a new level of the memory hierarchy: namely, a global memory cache that lies (logically) between local memory and disk.;Because pages are the fundamental transfer and access units in remote memory systems, page size is a key performance factor. Recently, page sizes of modern processors have been increasing in order to provide more TLB coverage and amortize disk access costs. Unfortunately, for high-speed networks, small transfers are needed to provide low latency. This trend in page size is thus at odds with the use of network memory on high-speed networks. We studied the use of subpages as a means of reducing transfer size and latency in a remote-memory environment.;Reducing Network Latency Using Subpages in a Global Memory Environment.;H.A. Jamrozik, M.J. Feeley, G.M. Voelker, J. Evans II, A.R. Karlin, H.M. Levy, and M.K. Vernon. In;Proceedings of the Seventh ACM Conference on Architectural Support for Programming Languages and Operating Systems,;October 1996.;[postscript];I did my thesis research on Debugging in an Distributed Object-Oriented System in 1993 at the;Universite Joseph Fourier,; Grenoble .;I was involved in the;GUIDE;project at the;Laboratoire Bull-IMAG;, part of the;IMAG;institut.;Fun:;There is a way to go to the ExTremE People &reg area. It's;Not here.;Visit the Louvre gallery;;Look at the maps of; France ,; Europe;and; World .;Some;family pictures.;Some;friends pictures.;jamrozik@cs.washington.edu;V1.1 Mai 6, 1996;V1.0 March 21, 1996;V0.1 December 28, 1995;
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Jason Secosky - Home Page;Jason Secosky,;jasons@cs.washington.edu;Address:;Computer Science &;Engineering Department Sieg Hall C-109C;University of Washington Box;352350;Seattle, WA 98195 USA (206) 616-1848 (office) (206) 543-2969 (fax);Frequently used pages:;The ZPL Project;Seattle Weather Forecast - c/o The Weather Channel &reg;News and Observer;(NandO);Otter;Pops Home Page;Star Trek Voyager,;Presented by Paramount;Webcrawler Internet Search Tool;Alta Vista Internet Search Tool;c|net magazine;©Jason Secosky;Last Modified: Thursday May 23, 1996;
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Jeremy Baer;Jeremy Baer;"I never let my schooling interfere with my education";-Mark Twain;"We are such stuff as dreams are made on";-William Shakespeare;I'm currently a graduate student in;Computer Science;at the;University of Washington.;My CS interests include artificial intelligence, human-computer;interaction, multimedia educational software, software engineering;tools, and computer generated music.;Here's some more personal/creative stuff.;Other cool places I spend some significant time at:;Pierian Spring Software;Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI); Pomona College;Here's a look at some current projects of mine:; Eight-Puzzle Java Applet;(a work in progress); Experimental Virtual Travel Applet; Copy Effects Demo Applet; Questioner Project; Static Layer Analysis for C Programs;Feeling stressed out? Here's a really silly little DA for the Macintosh that;I wrote years ago.; Download it if you'd like.;Metacrawler Web Search;Copyright (c) 1996 Jeremy Baer;jbaer@cs.washington.edu;
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Jeremy Buhler's Home Page;Jeremy Buhler's Home Page;Do not attempt to adjust your browser.; We are controlling transmission.;; Status:;First-year Ph.D. student; Institution:; University of Washington; Department:; Computer Science and Engineering; Office:;Sieg Hall 429; Office Phone:;(206)543-5129; Home Phone:;(206)729-1455; E-mail Address:;jbuhler@cs.washington.edu; Finger me at:; tako.cs.washington.edu;Important Stuff;Lecture notes on suffix trees (Postscript); (LaTeX);My research (coming soon);My course schedule;My PGP public key;Cyber-activism at the; Electronic Frontier Foundation;;Just for Grins;Recommended reading;My undergraduate alma mater:; Rice University;Quotable quotes;My cat's home page;We now return control of your browser to you.;Jeremy Buhler;(jbuhler@cs.washington.edu);Last Update: 10/18/96;