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Amit's home page; WARNING;Reaching Me; Protocol; Office; Home; Email; amit@cs.wisc.edu; Snail Mail; Computer Sciences Dept.; University of Wisconsin;Madison,; WI 53706; 304 Princeton Ave., #2;Madison,; WI 53705;; Phone;(608) 262-6624;(608) 236-0193;Education; Working towards a PhD under the guidance of:; Jeff Naughton.; Master of Science, Computer Sciences, Dec. 1995,; University of Wisconsin -; Madison; Bachelor of Technology, Computer Sciences and Engineering, May 1994,; Indian Institute of Technology,; Madras; Research Interests; Online Analytical Processing; Query Processing; Performance Evaluation; Publications; Storage Estimation for Multidimensional Aggregates in the Presence of; Hierarchies; Amit Shukla,; Prasad M. Deshpande,;; Jeffrey F. Naughton, and;; Karthikeyan Ramasamy;22nd International Conference on Very Large Databases, Mumbai (Bombay), 1996.; The paper in postscript.; Slides from the presentation at VLDB96 ( ppt; or ps).; Interesting Links; Madison; Running; Boston Marathon (MA); Chicago Marathon (IL); Madison Marathon (WI); New York Marathon (NY); Seattle Marathon (WA); St. George Marathon (Utah);; Database Related Pointers;ACT-NET:; Research Network on Active Databases;Bibliography Server; on Databases and Logic Programming;Competitive Profiles - TPC, SPEC, ... (IDEAS International); Database; Conferences Sorted by Name (University of Trier); Database Conferences Sorted by; Date (SIGMOD Server); Very Large Data Bases (VLDB); Endowment;Database Article Archive;Massive Digital Data Systems (MDDS) Initiative;Multimedia Information Sources;National Industrial Information Infrastructure Protocols; (NIIIP) Consortium;Transaction Processing Council (TPC);TransCoop - Transaction; Management Support for Cooperative Applications;An OLAP Page;OLAP: An Introduction (Pilot Software);Interested in helping educate needy children? Look at the; ASHA home page.;My;personal page;and;bookmarks;are also online.; Garfield;
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Ashwin's Home Page;; This page is under construction; My name is S. Ashwin . I'm a graduate student in the;Department of Computer Science at the;University of Wisconsin, Madison. I come from; India, and had;my undergraduate education at the Indian;Institute of Technology, Bombay. The;Department of CS at IITB is a fantastic place and worth visiting.; If you'd like to contact me, you can;finger me;to find my whereabouts.;Alternatively, you can send email to me at sashwin@cs.wisc.edu .; My bookmarks.;
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S.Subramanya Sastry's Home Page;I am ...;S Subramanya Sastry( Here is a mugshot of mine).;I come from Hospet, a town in;Karnataka , India .;Did 12 years of my schooling there. Near Hospet(10 kms away) is;Hampi , the ruins of the Vijayanagara Empire. Also, 5 kms away, is;the Tungabhadra Dam, built across the Tungabhadra river. These places are;beautiful, but unfortunately I dont have photographs of these places or I;would have scanned and put them in my photo album.;Not so long ago,;I was an undergraduate at the;Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur ,;in the;Department of Computer Science and Engineering. Those 4 years;were wonderful. My photo album has a few;photographs from that time.;Gokul is also maintaining a;photo album which contains many photos of IITK. The;IITK Class of '95 homepage has information about my classmates;at IITK.;The present;Currently, I am a graduate student in the;Computer Sciences Department at the;University of Wisconsin, Madison. I plan to do a Ph.D. here.;Here are the courses that I have registered;for in Spring '96.;Interests;My academic interests lie in the fields of; Architecture,;Programming Languages and Compilers.;Hope to graduate some day with a Ph.D. in one of these fields.;Cricket is one of my favourite sports. Used to play;phatta at IITK which is a tennis-ball version of cricket. Not that;I was a champ or anything, but it provided a lot of entertainment;in the company of my friends.;My bookmarks have a few links to some cricket sites.;I enjoy listening to music, anything that is pleasant to the ear. I must;say I dont consider hard rock or metal something really pleasant. I do;not watch much TV, but of whatever I have watched, I liked Seinfeld's;show very much.;As far as reading goes, I am not a voracious reader. Rather than say what;I like, I can better say what I do not like. I do not like horror, fantasy,;neither do I like Science Fiction. I have unsuccesfully tried to;come to grips with these. I like something which is down-to-earth,;if you know what I mean. Something which has a hint of romance in it, if;possible. Jeffrey Archer has been my favourite author to date. I also;liked Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice very much. Talking of reading,; Ramesh Mahadeven's;articles make for some interesting reading.;I also like playing bridge. Back at IIT, Kanpur, I picked up this wonderful;game in the company of my friends. After a long time, I am back at it;again here. I also like solving crosswords, the cryptic kind. But, in;the past year, I have not devoted much time to this hobby of mine.;Last Updated : January 20th, 1996;Send in your comments/suggestions to :;sastry@cs.wisc.edu;University of Wisconsin, Madison home page;
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Chandrasekar's Home Page; Welcome to S. Chandrasekar's Homepage; "Don't worry. Be Happy !";; Present; I'm a graduate student in the; Department of Computer Science;; Past; I was born on 2nd June, 1975 in Coimbatore in the southern state of;TamilNadu in;India.; I had my high school education at G.R.G. Higher Secondary school in Coimbatore.; My undergraduate education was at the;Indian Institute of Technology,;Kharagpur majoring from the;Dept. of Computer Science &amp Engineering.; Personal Stuff...;Residence;2016, Kendall Avenue, Apt #2;Madison, WI 53705, USA;;(608)232-1894;Office;Dept. of Computer Science;1210, W. Dayton St, #6351;Madison, WI 53706, USA;(608)263-0475;Sivasankaran Chandrasekar /;schandra@cs.wisc.edu;Last updated: Oct 5, 1996 4:30pm CDT; You can;finger me to find my whereabouts.;This page has been accessed; times since Oct 5, 1996;
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Eric Schnarr's Home Page;Eric Schnarr;(schnarr@cs.wisc.edu);Research Assistant;Department of Computer Sciences;University of Wisconsin-Madison;1210 West Dayton Street;Madison, WI 53706 USA;Phone: (608) 262-2542;Advisor: Jim Larus;Research Interests:;Architecture Description Languages;Functional Language Design;Interesting Links:; Wisconsin Wind Tunnel; SACM Hockey Club; Dragon Bytes;schnarr@cs.wisc.edu;
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Yannis Schoinas' Home Page; Yannis Schoinas (schoinas@cs.wisc.edu);;Research Assistant;Department of Computer Sciences;University of Wisconsin - Madison;1210 West Dayton Street;Madison, WI 53706 USA; Note: this page is under construction.;Advisor: Mark Hill;Research Interests:; Parallel Systems;Publications:;;Fine-grain Access Control for Distributed Shared Memory,;Ioannis Schoinas, Babak Falsafi, Alvin R. Lebeck,;Steven K. Reinhardt, James R. Larus, David A. Wood;(The Sixth International Conference on Architectural Support for Programming;Languages and Operating Systems (ASPLOS VI), Oct. 1994).;;Application-Specific Protocols for User-Level Shared Memory,;Babak Falsafi, Alvin R. Lebeck, Steven K. Reinhardt, Ioannis Schoinas,;Mark D. Hill James R. Larus, Anne Rogers, David A. Wood;(Supercomputing '94, Nov. 1994).;Education:; M.S. University of Crete, Iraklio, 1991; B.S. University of Crete, Iraklio, 1989; Last Updated: July 13, 1994; cretan cooking;
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Steve Seitz's Animation Writeup;;Image Motion Analysis for Character Animation Control;Steve Seitz,; Chuck Dyer;Our research is motivated by the problem of teaching;a graphical model to perform a realistic motion. This problem has;its roots in the art of cartoon animation and has modern applications to;computer animation, virtual reality, teleconferencing, and robotics.;The task is to endow a graphical model with the knowledge of how to perform;a repertoire of interesting motions. Once learned, these motions can be;invoked directly via high-level cues (e.g. "smile", "walk"), inferred via an;abstract goal (e.g. "go to the store"), or cued off of low-level;events from a virtual input device or an image sequence.;Other projects include the analysis of; periodic motion;and tracking of rigid and nonrigid objects.;
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Steve Seitz's View Interpolations; View Synthesis by Image Interpolation;Investigators:;Steve Seitz,; Chuck Dyer;We have devised a provably-correct automated technique for creating new;views of a scene from two basis views of the same scene. The technique;relies on geometric image interpolation, known as "morphing" in the graphics;community, to produce intermediate images. Although morphing techniques;currently enjoy widespread use, their theoretical validity;has not been established. In particular, does 2D interpolation of two views;of the same scene produce a sequence of physically valid in-between views of;that scene?;Surprisingly, the answer is yes, providing the images first undergo a simple;rectification procedure and certain assumptions about visibility and the;projection process are satisfied.;The view synthesis work described here uses automated stereo techniques to;determine image correspondences. Our more recent work on; View Morphing;considers how user-interaction may be used to guide the interpolation.;Below are computed interpolations for three different image pairs. The;rectified original images are shown at left and right. Click on the;interpolated images (center) to see mpeg movies (~50K) showing the computed;interpolations.; View Interpolations; Original (1); Interpolated (1.5); Original (2);;;;;;;;;;;;;This work is described in:;;Physically-Valid View Synthesis by Image Interpolation,;;S. M. Seitz and C. R. Dyer,;Proc. Workshop on Representation of Visual Scenes,;1995.;;Last Changed: June 30, 1995;
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View Morphing (by Steve Seitz); View Morphing;Investigators:;Steve Seitz,; Chuck Dyer; Related Publications:;View Morphing; --- to appear in; SIGGRAPH 96;Toward Image-Based Scene Representation Using View Morphing; --- to appear in; ICPR 96;Image morphing techniques can generate compelling 2D transitions between;images. However, differences in object pose or viewpoint often cause;unnatural distortions in image morphs that are difficult to correct manually.;Using basic principles of projective;geometry, this paper introduces a simple extension to image morphing;that correctly handles 3D projective camera and scene transformations.;The technique, called {\em view morphing}, works by prewarping two images;prior to computing a morph and then postwarping the interpolated images.;Because no knowledge of 3D shape is required, the technique may be applied;to photographs and drawings, as well as rendered scenes.;The ability to synthesize changes both in viewpoint and image structure;affords a wide variety of interesting 3D effects via simple image;transformations.; ,;; View morphing between two images of an object taken from; two different viewpoints produces the illusion of physically moving a; virtual camera.;; Click for an;; MPEG movie (184K) of this interpolation.;; Morph between views of different faces produces simultaneous; interpolation of facial shape, color, and pose.;; Click for an;; MPEG movie (143K) of this interpolation.; More MPEG Movies of View Morphs;;; Two resolutions of Mona Lisa <--> Mona Lisa reflection:;;; High resolution MPEG movie (198K, 10 frames);; Low resolution MPEG movie (64K, 20 frames);;;; Click for; MPEG movie (84K) of Jude Shavlik <--> Chuck Dyer;;;Last Changed: September 8, 1996;
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Periodic Motion Information;;Periodic and Cyclic Motion Analysis;Steve Seitz,; Chuck Dyer;Many real-life motions are periodic in some frame of reference.;For instance, most human locomotory motions (e.g., walking running,;skipping, shuffling) are;periodic in a frame of reference that moves with the person. We have;developed an approach for determining if an image sequence could have been;produced by an object whose motion is periodic in some reference frame.;Unlike all previous attempts to determine periodicity information, our;approach allows the camera to move during filming. For more information;(1.3M poscript paper), click;here.;;Period Trace;This image shows the period trace (red lines) recovered from an image;sequence of a phonograph turntable. Ramps correspond to moments in time;where the turntable was momentarily slowed. The period trace is shown;superimposed on the error surface from which it was recovered.;Real repeating motions tend not to be perfectly even, i.e., the period varies;slightly from one cycle to the next, because of physically important changes;in the scene. A generalization of period is defined for cyclic motions;that makes periodic variation explicit. This representation, called the; period trace, is compact and purely temporal, describing the evolution;of an object or scene without reference to spatial quantities such as;position or velocity. By delimiting cycles and identifying correspondences;across cycles, the period trace provides a means of temporally parsing;a cyclic motion. In addition, several purely temporal motion features can;be derived, relating to the nature and location of irregularities.;The period trace;can also be used for medical image enhancement by compositing images from;different cycles. Furthermore, the period trace can be reliably recovered;from image sequences in a view-invariant fashion using a theory of;affine invariance. For more information (1.3M poscript paper) click;here.; Heart X-ray Image Enhancement;Top: two corresponding angiographic images determined from period;trace. Bottom: composite of 5 such corresponding images. Note additional;structure visible in composite but not apparent in single raw images.;
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Steve Seitz's Home Page;; Steve Seitz; (seitz@cs.wisc.edu);;; Graduate Student & Research Assistant;Computer Sciences Department,; UW-Madison; 1210 W. Dayton St.;Madison,;; WI,;; USA 53706-1685 Telephone: (608) 262-6619;;Advisor:; Chuck Dyer;Education:; UW-Madison MS C.S., 1993;; UC-Berkeley;BA Math, C.S., 1991.;Areas of Interest:;Image motion analysis, image-based rendering, machine vision,;computer graphics.; Research Projects;; View Morphing;;; View Synthesis -- here is an; MPEG movie showing the computed; interpolation of the two images at left.; Click here for more examples and; MPEG movies;;; Analysis of Cyclic Motion;; Recent Publications;; Other Stuff;;Frequented Links;;Wisconsin Computer Vision Group; Surreal Caching; Click; here for a closer look.;;Other;;Seitz on the Web;;Last Changed: July 16, 1996;
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CS 540 - Introduction to Artificial Intelligence; CS 540 - Introduction to Artificial Intelligence; General Course Information;This course is offered each Fall and Spring semester.;For the 1996-97 academic year there will be one section in the;fall and two in the spring.; Topics Covered; Principles of knowledge-based search techniques: best-first; search, alpha-beta search; Knowledge representation using predicate logic, semantic networks,; connectionist networks, frames, rules; Automated deduction; Applications in problem solving, planning, expert systems, game playing,; vision, natural language understanding, learning, robotics; Programming will include Lisp, and possibly some Prolog;; previous knowledge of these languages is not assumed;Prerequisite: CS 367; CS 540 Pages of the Various Instructors;; Chuck Dyer (Spring '96, Fall '96);; Ken Kunen (Fall '95, Spring '97);; Jude Shavlik (Fall '95, [on sabbatical 96-97], Spring '98);; Bryan So (Spring '96);; Local AI-Related Links;; UW-Madison AI Seminar;; PhD Qualifying Exam in AI;; Recent Table of Contents and Abstracts of Some AI Journals; (mostly from Wendt Library; readable only if @cs.wisc.edu);; U-Wisc AI Group;; U-Wisc Computer Vision Group;; U-Wisc Machine Learning Group;; U-Wisc Robotics Group;; U-Wisc Computational Biology (includes some AI);; U-Wisc CS Dept; Graduate AI Courses at Wisconsin; CS 760 - Machine Learning; CS 761 - Deduction and Problem Solving; CS 766 - Computer Vision; CS 780 - Robot Motion Planning; External AI-Related Links;;Last modified: Tue Aug 20 15:00:00 1996 by Jude Shavlik;shavlik@cs.wisc.edu;
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Home Page of the UW-Madison Machine Learning Research Group;This WWW home page contains relevant information about, and for, the;members of the Machine Learning Research Group (MLRG);at the University of Wisconsin - Madison.; Table of Contents;; Group Members;; MLRG's Archive of Recent Papers;; MLRG's Archive of Datasets and Domain Theories;; MLRG's Paper-Reading Schedule;; The AI Seminar;; CS 760 - Machine Learning (graduate course);; Relevant Local Links;; Some Useful External Links; Group Members;; Carolyn Allex;; Jonathon Bodner;; Kevin Cherkauer;; Mark Craven;; Tina Eliassi;; Richard Maclin (graduated August 1995);; David Opitz (graduated August 1995);; Jude Shavlik; MLRG's Archive of Recent Papers;Visit the page describing our;recent publications.;(An ASCII file containing a list of our recent;abstracts;is also available.); MLRG's Archive of Datasets and Domain Theories;You can access our ftp directory that contains several;ML testbeds. (You can also access via ftp the;Wisconsin Breast Cancer Database,;which is from Prof. Olvi Mangasarian's;group).; MLRG's Paper-Reading Schedule;See the;MLRG's current schedule of papers to read.;(Our;old schedules are also on line.); The AI Seminar;See the current schedule of the local;AI seminar.; Relevant Local Links;; CS 760 - Machine Learning (graduate course);; UW-Madison Machine-Learning/Math-Programming Group;; Computational Biology in the UW-Madison CS Dept;; UW-Madison Computational Neuroscience;; UW-Madison AI Group;; UW-Madison Computer Vision Group;; UW-Madison Robotics Group;; UW-Madison CS Dept Home Page;; UW-Madison Home Page (DoIT);; UW-Madison Center for Mathematical Sciences Gopher;; UW-Madison Graduate School;; UW-Madison Library;; Recent Table of Contents and Abstracts of Selected ML Journals; (mostly from Wendt Library; readable only if @cs.wisc.edu);; Procs: Workshop on Agents that Learn from Other Agents,; held at the 1995 International Machine Learning Conference.;; More local links;Last modified: Fri Mar 1 11:00:45 1996 by Jude Shavlik;shavlik@cs.wisc.edu;
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Shubu Mukherjee's Home Page;;Shubu Mukherjee;(shubu@cs.wisc.edu);Above: With my fiancee Mimi. Below: my nephew Avirup when he was 7 months old.;Graduate Research Assistant;Computer Sciences Department;University of Wisconsin - Madison.;1210 West Dayton Street;Madison, WI 53706-1685 USA;Phone: 608 262 5083;Fax: 608 262 9777;[aka Shubhendu S. Mukherjee]; [Click on button to jump to corresponding home page/article.];;Advisor: Mark D. Hill;;Research Project: Wisconsin Wind Tunnel;;Publications;;Wisconsin Computer Architects;;World-Wide Computer Architects;;Badger Ballroom Dance Team;;Other Personal Interests/Hobbies;;Morph between Dionisios and myself;(Courtesy: Steve Seitz);;Some random (but interesting) links;Education;Ph.D;University of Wisconsin-Madison;,;Jan 1994 - Spring 1998 (expected);M.S.;University of Wisconsin-Madison;, Sep 1992 - Dec 1993;B.Tech.;Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur,;;India, Aug 1987 - May 1991; Research Summary;Coherent Network Interfaces (PhD Dissertation); Cachable Queues & Design Space;(ISCA96); More (In Progress);Distributed Shared Memory; Mechanisms for Cooperative Shared Memory;(ISCA93); On Commodity Workstations (Submitted for Publication);Cache Coherence Protocols; Custom Protocols for Irregular Applications;(PPoPP95); Gray-software;(ICS94); Dir1SW+;(ISCA93);Parallel Simulation;(Wind Tunnel Tutorial);Cache Simulation;(JSS94);Copyright &copy 1996 by Shubu Mukherjee. All rights reserved.;
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Jim Skrentny's Home Page; Jim Skrentny;CS367 Lecturer;CS302 Coordinator;Graduate Student;Computer Sciences Department;University of Wisconsin - Madison;1210 W. Dayton St.;Madison, WI 53706;Office: 1303 Computer Sciences;Email: skrentny@cs.wisc.edu;Telephone: (608) 262-0191;Fax: (608) 262-9777; Related Links; CS367; University of Wisconsin CS Department; University of Wisconsin AI Group;skrentny@cs.wisc.edu, Last Updated: February 3, 1995;
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Bryan So's Home Page; Bryan So;Graduate Student;Computer Sciences Department;University of Wisconsin - Madison;1210 W. Dayton St.;Madison, WI 53706;Office: CS 5364;E-mail: so@cs.wisc.edu;Telephone: (608) 262-5105;Fax: (608) 262-9777;;MS Computer Sciences, University of Wisconsin-Madison 1989;BS Computer Science, Purdue University, 1988;Interests:;intelligent help systems, human-computer interaction, knowledge;representation of operating system activities; Selected Recent Publications; So, B. & Travis, L., "A Step Toward an Intelligent UNIX Help; System: Knowledge Representation of UNIX Utilities", Technical; Report #1230, University of Wisconsin-Madison, April 1994.; Miller, B.P., Fredriksen, L. & So, B., "An Empirical Study of; the Reliability of UNIX Utilities", Communications of the; ACM, 33:12, Dec. 1990.; Related Links;; University of Wisconsin CS Department;; University of Wisconsin AI Group;; Professor Larry Travis, Advisor; Last Updated: Jan 20, 1996;
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Larry E. Travis' Home Page; Larry E. Travis;Professor;Computer Sciences Department;University of Wisconsin;1210 W. Dayton St.;Madison, WI 53706-1685;E-mail: travis@cs.wisc.edu;Telephone: (608) 262-6587;Fax: (608) 262-9777;Ph.D., University of Californa, Los Angeles, 1966;Interests: Expert systems, non-procedural control of automatic deduction,;computer support for understanding complex data, philosophical foundations of;artificial intelligence, computing management, social implications of computing.; Research Summary;My research centers around using logic as a basis for knowledge;formalization in expert systems and for deductive augmentation of database;systems. Recent work has focused on non-procedural control of automatic;deduction and on design of systems that support the contruction, display,;and testing of high-level abstractions from patterns formed by information;contained in large, heterogeneous databases. Special attention is being;devoted to the representation and use of geographic information in ways;that enhance data integration and data visualizability (as with maps). I;am actively involved with several expert system development projects and;with a large "intelligent" database project that incorporates databases,;"what if" modeling, and visualization aids into a single integrated system;;with organizational and social issues associated with the introduction and;use of information technology; and with analysis of the pre-suppositions;underlying alternative approaches to artificial intelligence.; Current PhD Students;; Chuck Ohare;; Bryan So;; Scott Swanson;; Andy Whitsitt;; Derek Zahn; Recent Publications; If we could do it again: "Failures" in expert system development; and implementation (with J. Oravec) to appear in Journal of; Systems and Software, 1992.; The computational metaphor and artificial intelligence: A reflexive; examination of AI's falsework (with D. West) Artificial; Intelligence Magazine, 1991.; From society to landscape: Alternative metaphors for artificial; intelligence (with D. West) Artificial Intelligence; Magazine, 1991.;; Some Interesting Links;; U-Wisc CS Dept;; U-Wisc AI Group; Last Changed: June 4, 1994 by so@cs.wisc.edu;
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Avinash Sodani's Home Page; Avinash Sodani (sodani@cs.wisc.edu);; Graduate Student; Department of Computer Sciences;University of Wisconsin-Madison; 1210 West Dayton Street; Madison, WI 53706 USA; Education; M.S. Computer Science, University of Wisconsin-Madison, May 1996.; B.Tech (Hons) Computer Science,; Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur,; India , July 1994.; Academic Interests; Computer Architecture; Multiscalar (Kestrel) Project; Programming Languages and Compilers; Some Interesting Course Projects; RPC Package for Java . (Download the package).; Meet; My batch-mates. (CS '94); CS Related Links; CPU Info Center; CS departments on the Web; Ranks of CS departments; India Related Links; India News; The Hindu : Online Edition; Random Links; Looking for a KGPite ? Follow this .; AT&T Toll Free 800 Directory; Wills World Cup Cricket '96;This page has been accessed times since Feb 21, 1996;
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Solomon's Home Page; Marvin Solomon; Professor and Former Chair (New chair is; Jim Goodman);; Computer Sciences Department; University of Wisconsin -- Madison; 1210 West Dayton Street; Madison, WI 53706-1685; USA; Phone: (608) 262-1204; Fax: (608) 262-9777;solomon@cs.wisc.edu;Research Interests:;Object-oriented database systems,;Software development support environments,;Distributed operating systems,;Computer networks,;Design and implementation of programming languages,;Programming language theory.;Recent Publications;Towards Effective and Efficient Free Space Management.;Proc. 1996 ACM SIGMOD Conf. on Management of Data, June, 1996.;Mark L. McAuliffe,;Michael J. Carey, and;Marvin Solomon.;Abstract;PostScript;The GMAP: A Versatile Tool for Physical Data Independence.;Proc. Conf. on Very Large Databases, September, 1994.;Odysseas Tsatalos,;Marvin Solomon, and;Yannis Ioannidis.;Abstract;PostScript;Expanded version appears in;The VLDB Journal;v. 5, n. 2 (April 1996);Abstract;PostScript;Shoring Up Persistent Applications.;Proc. 1994 ACM SIGMOD Conf. on Management of Data, June, 1994.;Michael J. Carey,;David J. DeWitt,;Michael J. Franklin,;Nancy E. Hall,;Mark L. McAuliffe,;Jeffrey F. Naughton,;Daniel T. Schuh,;Marvin H. Solomon,;C. K. Tan,;Odysseas G. Tsatalos,;Seth J. White, and;Michael J. Zwilling;Available as;Tech Report 1222.; An Overview of the CAPITL Software Development Environment; Fourth International Workshop on Software Configuration Management;Paul Adams and;Marvin H. Solomon,;Available as;Tech Report 1143.;An updated version;is to appear in; Lecture Notes in Computer Science .; POL: Persistent Objects with Logic;Paul Adams and;Marvin H. Solomon,;Available as;Tech Report 1158.;Other points of interest; A;graphical interface to the; rooms;program, built using; Java .; CS 736 home page from Spring 1995; Univ. of Wisconsin Computer Sciences Department; SHORE project home page; SHORE project photo;album;;Today's Dilbert;
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Shilpa Lawande's Home Page; Welcome to Shilpa Lawande's Home Page;I am a Graduate Student in the Department of Computer Science at University of Wisconsin-Madison.;Personal Stuff;A link to my past;For more info on what I do at school;Here's my resume in HTML and ascii.;Computer Science, my second love ;-);Useful CS resourses : all the stuff you wanted in one place!;Systers : Women in Computer Science; Stuff related to Madison;Surf Madison;State of Wisconsin, Information Server;The Hoofer Sailing Club;Owls, music, books, movies, java etc :-);Shilpa's signatures;Meet my first love;Snowy's HomePage;Cool Links;Here is;where I can be fingered.; Three judge panel in Philadelphia votes 3-0 that the CDA is not Constitutional.; Follow the link to read the decision.;This page has been accessed times since June 20 1996.;Send comments and suggestions by email to;ssl@cs.wisc.edu or shilpal@cs.wisc.edu;or thru' the guest form;Last Modified : July 29,1996.;;
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Jeremy Stenglein's Home Page;Jeremy C. Stenglein; Graduate Student, Computer Sciences Department; University of Wisconsin, Madison; 1210 West Dayton Street; Madison, WI 53705; Office : 1302 Computer Science; Phone: (608) 262-6600;e-mail: stenglei@cs.wisc.edu; I am teaching: Computer Science 302, section 3;;General CS 302 Home Page; My section's CS 302 Home Page; I am taking: CS701 - Construction of compilers <; Other Links:;The Computer Science Department Home Page;The Simpson's Home Page;ESPN Sports Net; Hotwired;
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Steve Reinhardt's Home Page; Steven K. Reinhardt;I'm a graduate student in computer;architecture, working in the Wisconsin Wind Tunnel;group. My advisor is David Wood,;although the other PIs of the WWT project,;Mark Hill and;Jim Larus, often feel free to tell me;what to do as well.;I'm planning on finishing this fall. I will be joining the faculty of;the University of Michigan EECS department in January 1997.;If you're interested, you can find out more on these pages:;Publications;Research Summary;;email: stever@cs.wisc.edu (click here to finger);phone: (608) 262-0664;Department of Computer Sciences;University of Wisconsin - Madison;1210 West Dayton Street;Madison, WI 53706-1685 USA;Last Updated: June 6, 1996;
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John Strikwerda's Home Page; John Strikwerda, Professor, Computer Sciences; John C. Strikwerda;Department of Computer Sciences;University of Wisconsin-Madison;1210 West Dayton Street;Madison, Wisconsin 53706-1685 USA;c.v.;email:;strik@cs.wisc.edu;telephone: (608) 262-0822;fax: (608) 262-9777; This Fall I will be teaching CS310,; Problem Solving Using Computers.; Beginning in January 1997 I will be on assignment with the;National Science Foundation for two years.; Click here for information about;;Numerical Analysis Qualifying exams.;Research Interests:; Numerical Analysis; Computational Fluid Dynamics;My;Official CS Department Home Page;Other Stuff:; The Field Museum; Point: It's What You're Searching For; A rating of web home pages and other information.; Chicago Best of the Web; The Chicago Tribune; Car Talk (the radio show about cars); Big 10 Football;My kids:; Nathan at NU; Nathan; Drew;
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Su-Hui CHiang's Home Page; Su-Hui Chiang; CS Department, University of Wisconsin - Madison;Office: 6384 CS&S;Telephone: (608) 262-6619;Fax: (608) 262-9777;E-mail: suhui@cs.wisc.edu;Click here to send me an email;Office hours: 4-5pm Thurs; This page still under construction......; I'm TAing CS132 this fall; Publications;; Use of Application Characteristics and Limited Preemption for; Run-To-Completion Parallel Processor Scheduling Policies,; with Rajesh Mansharamani and Mary Vernon.; Proc. 1994 ACM SIGMETRICS Conf. on Measurement and Modeling of; Computer Systems, Nashville, TN. May 1994, pp. 33-44.;; Dynamic vs. Static Quantum-Based Parallel Processor Allocation,; with Mary Vernon.; The 2nd Workshop on Job Scheduling Strategies for Parallel; Processing (in conjunction with IPPS'96), April 1996.; Search Engines; Yahoo!; Sources of TR on the net; Resources: Bibliographies; The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Subject Catalogue; Links Related to Taiwan; Taiwan Network Service; SinaNet (shopping, magzines, news, jobs, calendar, etc); SeedNet; Vistors' Guide to Taiwan; Academia Sinica; Last Updated: Aug. 30, 1996;
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David Sundaram-Stukel's Homepage; David Sundaram-Stukel's Web Page;; (This is not me.);...where-upon he had the effrontery to push my hand severing the; patient's femoral artery. Blood spurted up and blinded the; anesthetist, who ran out through the halls screaming. Browbeck; tried to knee me in the groin, and I managed to hamstring him with; my scalpel. He crawled about the floor stabbing at my feet and; legs. Voilet, that's my baboon assistant --only woman I; ever cared a damn about-- really wigged. I climbed up on the table; and poise myself to jump on Browbeck with both feet and stomp him; when the cops rushed in.;William Burroughs from Naked Lunch; I constructed this page to catapult readers off to other pages of my; choosing.; Page Index; A brief bio of myself.; Classes I am taking.;; CS 577.; CS 640.; The class I TA.;; CS 520.; Links relating to Computer Science..;; This is a site dedicated to;; smart clothing. Also,; Steve Mann's page has links to view what he is; currently seeing through his wearable camera.; This site has links and information on; Artificial Life; at the Santa Fe Institute. More specifically you can link to; an AL project called;; Tierra , by Thomas Ray.; Recent;; Dilbert Strips.; While technically not Computer Science, these;; math jokes had to be put somewhere.;; Links of a more philosophic/scientific/artistic nature..;;; Physics/Consciousness; . Say no more.; Survival Research Laboratories; has a site with info about the various destructive shows; put on by this organization.;; Arcosanti is an arcological site just outside of Phoenix.; The; Krishnamurti Foundation site tells a bit about this; 20th century philosopher.; This is a link to a various;; Beat Writers including the one pictured above.; This is a site filled with info about; Tom Waits .;; Links to various news sources..;; Packer news.;; New Scientist online. You have to register so they can; harass you through the mail, but you will be rewarded with; dozens of interesting factoids with which you may astound your; friends.; Scientific; American online takes advantage of hypertext in addition; to providing a selection of current articles from the print; edition.; Science News,; published weekly, contains smaller but more current articles.; The Hindu; is a national newspaper of India.; The Onion; Links of local interests..;; UW-Madison's; Astronomy Department Page and more specifically, the; Washburn Observatory. where the; public can view the universe from the lens of a; non-insignificant piece of the history of Astronomy; and Madison.; Madison Weather info can be obtained at the following sites:;; WebWeather.;; National Weather Service-Madison.;; Channel 15 News Weather.;; Channel 3 News Weather.; Other links of interest.;; This is the home page of the late;; Timothy Leary.; This has links to numerous articles written by the noted; optimist;; Noam Chomsky.; Disinformation; has a great listing of conspiracy theories buried within; their ultra-trendy web art.; Bad Movie; reviews.;; Back to UW-Madison CS Page.;;;
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Ariel Tamches;Ari Tamches, Research Assistant;email: tamches@cs.wisc.edu; Ariel Tamches; Computer Sciences Department; 1210 West Dayton Street; Madison, WI 53706;typical pose ("huh?");angry pose;I'm organizing the Fall 1996 Operating Systems & Networking Seminar here at UW-Madison.;Education:;M.S. Computer Sciences, UW-Madison; May, 1995.;B.S. Computer Science, UM College Park; May, 1993.;Office: 6366 CS&S;Research:;Paradyn Parallel Performance Tools;Status:;Searching for thesis topic (what else?);Interests:;Parallel performance tools;Parallel and distributed operating systems;Blues;The Simpsons;Seinfeld;Skiing;Skinet;Keystone (my favorite ski area);Snowboarder Jokes:;What is the difference between a snowboarder and a vacum cleaner? The way the dirt bag's attached!;How do snowboarders greet people? Whoa, sorry dude!;The difference between municipal bonds and snowboarders? Municipal bonds eventually mature and generate income.;Hates:;Country music;Fortran;Cool Links:;yahoo;espn;cpu info;skinet;Other Stuff:;Talk: Exokernel: An Operating System Architecture for;Application-Level Resource Management [October 9, 1995];CS 757 paper: Techniques and Tools for Distributed Shared Memory Performance Improvement[Spring, 1995] (with M. Callaghan);Talk: Supercomputer Interconnection Networks[April 19, 1995];Talk: The Zebra Striped Network File System;(or, Why You Need a Log-Structured File System if You Use RAID)[Oct 11, 1994];CS 736 paper: The Performance of Non-Blocking and Wait-free Highly Concurrent Objects in Asynchronous Shared-Memory Multiprocessors(dvi version, postscript version) [Spring, 1994];CS 752 paper: Analysis of RISC Instruction Set Enhancement [Fall, 1993];
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Jeff Lampert's Home Page;Jeff Lampert's Home Page;(in Ricardo Montalban voice): Welcome to my home page. Yes, I know that's not;a picture of me (at least, not on a good day), but I'm still looking for;one that's not too incriminating and one that doesn't make me look like a;convict. I do have my baby picture from my high school yearbook, but the last;time I showed that to someone I never heard the end of "What a cute baby!";Can't have someone thinking that, now can we? :);Well, I found a couple of pictures, but the Tick threatened to turn me into;a human Pez dispenser if I took his picture off, hence the pictures can be;found on a separate page by clicking here. For an;autographed copy, sign my name on the monitor on top of where the picture;appears ;);););Choose your link, Web-weasel!;I seek...PEZ!;(take 10 paces, turn, and click);Some Basic Facts;Who am i? Where am I? And who was that person I saw you with last night?;Academic and Work Related;What classes am I taking? What work am I doing in the Dept?;What's in my resume?;Entertainment;Books, Movies, Music, TV Programs, Newsgroups, and other important subjects;Friends;No, not the TV show (not a bad show, but I'm sick of the theme song);Hobbies, Clubs, and Organizations;Groups I was or am in, plus those I wish I were in;My Favorite Links;Ugh. Sounds like a song from The Sound of Music.;Tom Servo: Look, It's Julie Andrews! And she's on fire!;Crow: Good;(from MST3K);Eclectic Paraphenalia;I would say Miscellaneous, but that'd be too straight-forward; tick@cs.wisc.edu;
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CS302 Homepage;CS302 Homepage;Welcome to the homepage for CS302. The purpose of this homepage is to;provide my students with information pertaining to our sections of CS302.;Since this page changes frequently, it is your responsibility;to check this page often.;General Information;Instructor: Todd Munson;Email: tmunson@cs.wisc.edu;Office: 1301 Computer Science and Statistics;Office Phone: (608) 262-6600;Office Hours: 1:00 - 2:00 PM MW, 1:00 - 2:00 PM R, 7:30 - 8:30 AM F,;and by appointment;Sections: 8 and 25;Textbook: Problem Solving with C++ by Walter Savitch;Class Information;Expectations;Syllabus;Exam Schedule;E-Mail;Grading;Late Assignments;Extra Credit;Policies;Consultant Responsibilities;Academic Misconduct;Other Information;Daily Notes and Assignments;Homework Assignments;Programs and Documents Used in Class;Other Programs and Resources;CS302 Homepage;tmunson@cs.wisc.edu;
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CS302, Section 19;Computer Science 302, Section 19;Time: MWF 1:20;Place: 226 Noland;Instructor: Todd Turnidge;Office Hours: TBA;Lab Hours: TBA;Announcements;Class notes on classes.;A handout on structs is available.;Program 5 is available.;; Getting Started; There is some useful information here to read when you are getting started.; General Information; Text, Facilities, Grading, Policies.; Syllabus; A tentative syllabus for the course.; Assignments; The text of reading/programming assignments and some solutions.; Handouts; A collection of the class handouts to date.; The Class Mailing List; Information about how to send messages to me and to the class;as a whole.; Course Home Page; This is a home page for all sections of 302. There is much;information; here of general interest including information about; tutors,; consultants,; the windows operating system,; email,; netscape,; and C++.;; Other CS302 Sections; You may find some of the information provided by;other instructors to be helpful. For example, here is a handout from Gregory;Sharp about course difficulty.;Last modified: Mon Nov 4 11:43:36 1996 by Todd Turnidge;turnidge@cs.wisc.edu;
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Todd Turnidge;Todd Douglas Turnidge;School;Computer Sciences Department;University of Wisconsin - Madison;1210 W. Dayton St.;Madison, WI 53706;(608) 262-6612;Home;1124 Milton St.;Madison, WI 53715;(608) 250-0699;I am a graduate student in the;Department of Computer Sciences;at the University of Wisconsin,;Madison. I have been here for two years. I am working with professor;Thomas Reps studying;programming languages.;I teach a section of cs302.;I hold a BS in Mathematics;and an MS in Computer;Science from Case Western Reserve;University, which is located in Cleveland,;Ohio.;I am originally from Kent, Ohio. My;family lives there.;They say you can judge a man by the company he keeps. Click here for enough evidence to put me away for a long time.;Some amusements for you.;Some shortcuts for me.;Last modified: Fri Oct 11 13:05:48 1996 by Todd Turnidge;turnidge@cs.wisc.edu;
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Taxiao Wang's Home Page;Welcome to Taxiao Wang's Home Page; This page is under heavy construction.;;Click here to finger me.;Contact Information:; Taxiao Wang; Graduate Student/Teaching Assistant;Computer Science Department;University of Wisconsin-Madison; Office CS 3310 CS&S Bldg., 1210 W. Dayton Street;Madison, WI 53706-1685; Office Phone: (608)262-1721; Home Phone: (608)250-9867; E-mail: twang@cs.wisc.edu;Last Updated on June 26, 1996.;
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Venkatesh Ganti's Home Page;Venkatesh Ganti ( vganti@cs.wisc.edu);Graduate Student;Office #1334,;;Computer Sciences Department,;1210, W. Dayton St.;MADISON, WI 53706, USA;Phone : (608)-262-6606.;Note: This page is under construction; Past and Present;; I am a graduate student in CS at the University of Wisconsin,Madison; from Fall 95. Earlier I had been an undergraduate student at; IIT Madras,India.; Native of Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh.;Info; ASHA(ASHA for basic education); ASHA-Madison;; India (click here to know more about India); Godav 95 homepage (my hostel at IIT Madras); Godav 95 yearbook (hope to get this online sometime); Research;I am interested in Databases.Most of my work till now(my BTech project) has;been in Real-time databases. Want to have a look at it ?;Real-time genesis .;UW-Madison DB Group homepage;That is all for now.;Last Updated : January 1st, 1996;
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Vijay's Home Page; T.N. Vijaykumar (vijay@cs.wisc.edu);;Professional:; Affiliation: Computer Sciences Department, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Contact:;Address: Computer Sciences Department, 1210 W. Dayton Street, Madison, WI 53706;Phone: 608-262-6587, Fax: 608-262-9777, Email: vijay@cs.wisc.edu; Advisor: Guri Sohi; Project: The Multiscalar Project;Education:;Doctorate: University of Wisconsin-Madison , August 1997;Undergraduate:;Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani, India, 1990;Research:;Compiling for the Multiscalar Architecture (Ph.D. Dissertation); Distributed Register File Design;The Anatomy of the Register File in a Multiscalar Processor,;S. Breach, T. N. Vijaykumar, and G. S. Sohi,;27th Annual International Symposium on Microarchitecture (MICRO-27), 1994.; Compiling Register Communication;Register Communication Strategies for the Multiscalar Architecture;S. Breach, T. N. Vijaykumar, and G. S. Sohi,;Submitted to 29th Annual International Symposium on Microarchitecture (MICRO-29), 1996.; Multiscalar Processors;Multiscalar Processors,;G. S. Sohi, S. Breach, and T. N. Vijaykumar,;22th International Symposium on Computer Architecture, 1995.; Scheduling Register Communication;Compiling Register Communication for the Multiscalar Architecture;T. N. Vijaykumar, and G. S. Sohi,;On going work.; Memory Data Dependence Prediction;Personal:; My other side !;;
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John Watrous' Home Page;John Watrous;(watrous@cs.wisc.edu );Computer Sciences Department;University of Wisconsin - Madison;1210 W. Dayton Street;Madison, WI 53706;Telephone: (608) 262-6628; Publications; John Watrous,;On One-Dimensional Quantum Cellular Automata,;Proc. 36th Ann. Symp. Foundations of Computer Science;(1995), 528-537.; John Watrous,;A Polynomial-Time Algorithm for the Artin-Whaples Approximation Theorem,;Number Theory: Fourth Conference of the Canadian;Number Theory Association (1995), 397-407.; Assorted Links; Quantum Computation Links;Quantum Computation Archive (Stanford);Quantum Information Home Page (Oxford);Particle Beam Physics Laboratory Quantum Information Page (UCLA);Laboratory for Theoretical & Quantum Computing (Montreal);LANL Preprints; Bibliographies;Computer Science Bibliographies;Hypertext Bibliography Project;Hypatia; General Reference;Elements of Style;Hypertext Webster Interface;Roget's Thesaurus; Random Links;Parasol Records;PlayStation Links;Weather Forecast for Madison;The Isthmus Daily Page;Mathematical Quotation Server;Mathematician Biographies;Geek Site of the Day;
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CS302, Sections 16 and 17;CS302, Sections 16 and 17;Algebraic Language Programming in C++; Announcements as of Tue Oct 8 20:10:25 1996;Exam #1: Thursday, Oct. 17, 715-915pm, 121 Psych;RELOAD THIS PAGE EVERY TIME YOU LOGIN.;Instructor: Chris Weaver;Email:;weaver@cs.wisc.edu; (and my email policy);Office: Computer Science and Statistics 1302;Office Phone: (608)262-6600;Office Hours: MW 400-500, R 400-600, and by appointment;(Office hours in the lab, 1350 CS, for the first two weeks.);Grader: Jin Zhang;Email:;zj@cs.wisc.edu;Office: Computer Science and Statistics 1345;Office Phone: (608)262-1012;Location;Section 16: 955-1045 MWF in 119 Noland;Section 17: 1100-1150 MWF in 119 Noland;Computer (Vectra) lab; in 1350 Computer Science and Statistics; (Hours: 7am-1am seven days a week, staffed by;; consultants);General Course Info;Syllabus;Text:; Problem Solving with C++: The Object of Programming,; Walter Savitch,; Addison-Wesley, 1996.; (ISBN 0-8053-7440-X); Includes errata and source code from the text.; Misconduct Policy;Assignments, Grading, and Handouts;Programming assignments; Homework (Reading) Assignments;Lecture Notes;Handouts and; Example Programs;Exam and Quiz Keys;Late Policy;Grading Policy;Style Guidelines (still rough); Printing and Paper Use Statement;Chris Weaver,; Computer Sciences Department,; University of Wisconsin-Madison;Last Change: 11/1/96 by Chris Weaver;
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Chris Weaver, Studentis Graduatus;Chris Weaver;Email:;weaver@cs.wisc.edu;Office:;1302 Computer Science;;Office Phone:;(608)262-6600;;Office Hours:;MW 400-500, R 400-600,and by appointment;;Studentis Graduatus (Common Fool);Classes;CS640; Introduction to Computer Networks;Landweber;800-915 MWF; 1221 CS;;CS739; Distributed Systems;Cao;100-215 MW; 1263 CS;;Teaching;CS302;Algebraic Language Programming in C++;;Section 16;955-1045 MWF; 119 Noland;;Section 17;1100-1150 MWF; 119 Noland;;Office Hours; MW 400-500, R 400-600,and by appt.; 1302 CS;;Other;Please Don't Feed the Grad Students;EvangeList;Moonlighting in the DoIT Showroom;Biographical information;Chris Weaver,; Computer Sciences Department,; University of Wisconsin-Madison;Last Change: 11/1/96 by Chris Weaver;
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Weiru's Home Page; W eiru's home page;Send me an;email, pppplease!;Find out if I am around;;" Sometimes I think all the English speakers should be committed to;an asylum for the verbally insane. In what language do people recite at;a play and play at a recital? Ship by truck and send cargo by ship? Have;noses that run and feet that smell?"; -- Richard Lederer; " There are three possible parts to a date, of which at least two must be;offered: entertainment, food, and affection. It is customary to begin;a series of dates with a great deal of entertainment, a moderate amount;of food, and the merest suggestion of affection. As the amount of;affection increases, the entertainment can be reduced proportionately.;When the affection IS the entertainment, we no longer call it dating.;Under no circumstances can the food be omitted."; -- Miss Manners' Guide to Excruciatingly Correct Behaviour;; The universities I've been to; Peking University; my friends from Physics Department 88 and Alumni Association at;Madison; This is the university I am at now.;; World of little grey cells; cs739; cs737; picture from; the universe; The Game of Go;; Entertainment and Art; Late Show With; David Letterman; and other; CBS shows;; Universal Studios; Wish to send a;postcard to someone?; Movie World and; Movie Reviews; My favorite hockey player; Steve;; Francais; Dictionnaire;Francais-Anglais; Dictionnaire; Softwares Relatifs a la;Francophonie; Test de;grammaire Francaise; Web French lessons;;; Weather forecast; for; Madison;; Last Updated On: Tue Feb 20 10:44:28 CST 1996;