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	World Wide Web Encyclopedia Article @ Troubling.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		In the case of a typical Web page, the HTML text is first requested and parsed by the browser, which then makes additional requests for graphics and any other files that form a part of the page in quick succession.
		By virtue of being digital, the information of the Web can be searched more easily and efficiently than any library or physical volume, and vastly more quickly than a person could retrieve information about the world by way of physical travel or by way of mail, telephone, telegraph, or any other communicative medium.
		By definition or by necessity, the Web has such a massive potential for social exchange, it has the potential to nurture empathy and symbiosis, but it also has the potential to incite belligerence on a global scale, or even to empower demagogues and repressive regimes in ways that were historically impossible to achieve previously.
	www.troubling.net /encyclopedia/World_Wide_Web (3700 words)

	World Wide Web Encyclopedia Article @ Perusal.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		It was later renamed Nexus to avoid confusion with the World Wide Web.
		A NeXTcube was used by Berners-Lee as the world's first web server and also to write the first web browser, WorldWideWeb during the second half of 1990 while working for CERN.
		This was initially useful because most pages were head by such a table of links; however, as the World Wide Web grew, the convention was dropped, as were these buttons from later web browsers.
	www.perusal.net /encyclopedia/WorldWideWeb (709 words)

	Framing (World Wide Web) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The contents of the frames may be hosted on the same server as the parent page, or it may link in code from another website server such that these external contents are automatically displayed within the frame (transclusion or remote loading).
		The framing website runs a risk of being blamed for external content that, for example, is or becomes inaccurate or objectionable.
		Although frames were included in the XHTML 1.0 specification, they were not carried across to XHTML 1.1.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Framing_(World_Wide_Web) (355 words)

	Web Usability - Hyperlinks, Frames and Intellectual Property
		Each frame is an independently scrollable region of the screen and because it is independent, information downloaded into a frame only fills up that frame and does not effect the content of any surrounding frames.
		Virtually all Web pages contain hyperlinks and when a user activates one of these links with a mouse click, their Web browsers automatically establishes contact with the Web page referred to by the link and creates a copy of the material it contains, which is then displayed on the users screen.
		Web sites can be developed and presented to a global market quickly and cheaply with very few restraints, and the technology of framing enables the easy and seamless incorporation of material from other Web pages.
	www.usability.com.au /resources/frames.cfm (3097 words)

	Internet Marketing Legal Issues: Framing
		Each frame functions independently, therefore the information that is downloaded into one frame will fill up only that frame, and it will not overwrite or affect the contents of the other frames on the computer screen.
		Frames and framing technology offers Web site owners with unique opportunities because each frame functions independently and permits the information to be displayed in only one frame on the computer screen without overwriting the content that is displayed in other frames on the computer screen.
		A Web site owner should be aware that their are a number of legal issues raised by framing and including frames on your Web site and that many of these legal issues have still not been resolved.
	www.xcellentmarketing.com /html/articles/framing.html (1044 words)

	Probate & Property May/June 1998 Technology-Property
		Past Technology columns have discussed what the World Wide Web is and how to "get on" it, from the perspectives of both browsing (or viewing) and putting up a Web page for yourself or your firm.
		Web users may visit such a page, but they are not likely to return again and again, which is the aim of more active Web pages.
		Keep in mind that the World Wide Web is accessible from all over the United States and the world.
	www.abanet.org /rppt/publications/magazine/1998/mj98tech.html (1571 words)

	Hindu World Wide Web
		He dedicated his message to the "mujahedeen brothers in Palestine, Iraq and Chechnya, and to the lions who are targeting the crusaders in Afghanistan in its villages and mountains." Although it might be insignificant for the non-muslims, but there might be some hidden messages for the fellow muslims for carrying out Jihad against the non-muslims.
		During the World War II, Bose warned the Indian people and the British against dragging India into the war and the material losses she could incur.
		Transition of the Sun from Sagittarius to Capricorn, during the winter solstice in the northern hemisphere is known as Makar Sankranti.
	hinduworld.tripod.com (4863 words)

	The Internet and the World Wide Web
		It is usually http://, the protocol used by the World Wide Web (WWW).
		A hyperlink to another web page is highlighted in some manner (usually a different color and underlined) on the page.
		For example, a web server that supports access to a database of research information has to reply to requests for specific information in the database.
	www.cs.engr.uky.edu /~paulp/CS216Web1.html (2824 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Mention Web advertising and what pops into mind for many people is an array of flashing banner ads, annoying pop-up Java windows and other inconveniences that itinerant Web surfers have learned to take in stride.
		Now that person ends up wielding a lot of power, because he or she is framing the argument, so to speak." Ingratiating the researcher is a way to ultimately influence key decision makers.
		He claims that Web advertising's appeal is completely different from that of print, radio, TV or any other media.
	www.kmworld.com /Articles/ReadArticle.aspx?ArticleID=8992 (1475 words)

	FRAMING SUCCESS ONLINE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Framing Success reserves the right to refuse service, terminate accounts, and/or cancel orders in its absolute discretion, including, without limitation, if Framing Success believes that customer conduct violates applicable law or is harmful to the interests of Framing Success.
		Framing Success has no control over and is not responsible for the content or privacy practices of such web sites.
		Framing Success, Inc. reserves the right to make changes to the site and these disclaimers, terms of use, and conditions at any time.
	www.framingsuccess.com /framing2/extpage@ELEVATOR.FXP?PAGE=TERMSOFUSE (642 words)

	Copyright issues challenge Web practices on linking
		It comes as a shock to most "Internet junkies" that their Web sites could be liable for infringement simply because they used frames in their Web design.
		Framing is the dividing of a Web site into sections for the purpose of allowing a viewer to simultaneously see several different sites.
		Most Web site owners do not object to this at all, according to Wassom, but he also points out the question remains concerning to what extent this is legally permissible.
	www.drake.edu /journalism/InfinetWorld/copyright1.html (703 words)

	Yale Library World Wide Web Task Force Report: Draft
		That is, by providing a common interface to many databases, the Web makes it easier for the librarians instructing patrons to give their attention to higher order questions about managing multiple sources of information, without getting bogged down in teaching the basics of how to use one idiosyncratic database after another.
		The Web is a new tool, first publicized in spring of 1993 that captures the rapid developments of electronic information, supports curricular and research needs, and facilitates publication and its distribution.
		Library Web development could benefit greatly from increased cooperation between Systems Office technical staff and their counterparts at C&IS. An especially important need that dedicated C & IS staff could meet is continuing exploration and analysis of Web-related software; that is, this is an opportunity for C & IS to take a leadership role.
	www.library.yale.edu /~okerson/wwwtf.html (5543 words)

	DBWorld Message (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Web applications are software artifacts, and as such can benefit by making use of established practices stemming from several related disciplines such as Software Engineering, Hypermedia, Information Systems and HCI, enabling creation, management and reuse of structures of the information space as well as enhancing the end user experience.
		The Web Engineering area of the Refereed Papers Track covers processes, methodologies, system design, architectures, lifecycle and management of large Web-based systems, as well as education and research issues.
		The first international WWW conference was held in 1994 at CERN where the Web was born, since then, the conference series has been the oppotunity for both academics and industries to present, demonstrate and discuss the latest ideas and developments about Web.
	www.cs.wisc.edu /dbworld/messages/2004-09/1095236625.html (495 words)

	Frames in HTML documents
		For example, within the same window, one frame might display a static banner, a second a navigation menu, and a third the main document that can be scrolled through or replaced by navigating in the second frame.
		Frame 2 will leave white space around its contents (initially, an image file) and the frame will not be resizeable.
		attribute set to a known frame, when the element is activated (i.e., a link is followed or a form is processed), the resource designated by the element should be loaded into the target frame.
	www.w3.org /TR/REC-html40/present/frames.html (2506 words)

	Nielsen Bainbridge - About
		World leaders in research, innovation and ground-breaking new products, Nielsen and Bainbridge anticipates the latest styles and trends, to give you the most viable products.
		In addition to the main markets in the United States and Germany, picture framing products are sold through Nielsen and Bainbridge associated companies in Canada, France, the United Kingdom, Sweden, Australia, Japan, Denmark, Belgium, the Czech Republic, and Poland.
		With over 450 references, framers are offered design solutions in a wide assortment of profiles and colors all featuring our exclusive jewel finish fashioned from the latest design trends, Nielsen moulding remains the top choice of framers worldwide.
	www.nbframing.com /about.html (556 words)

	Linguistics prof. George Lakoff dissects the "war on terror" and other conservative catchphrases
		The author of the seminal book "Moral Politics: How Liberals and Conservatives Think," Lakoff's specialty is dissecting "framing," or the ways in which conservatives and liberals position issues to fit their respective moral worldviews.
		The important thing is not to accept their framing of the issues, nor just negate their framing — that just reinforces it.
		Meanwhile, by using this frame, we get a commander in chief, as the Republicans keep referring to Bush — a "war president" with "war powers," which imply that ordinary protections don't have to be observed.
	www.berkeley.edu /news/media/releases/2004/08/25_lakoff.shtml (2690 words)

	Reviews: Language and the Internet
		It is not entirely unknown for World Wide Words subscribers to e-mail me, receive a reply, and then respond suggesting that my reply was terse or rude.
		They regard the comparative brevity of e-mail, its lack of formal salutations and the inclusion of “framing” devices such as selective quoting from their messages as indications of a lack of courtesy.
		World Wide Words is copyright © Michael Quinion, 1996–2006.
	www.worldwidewords.org /reviews/langinternet.htm (397 words)

	URI Model Consequences
		One way of framing the discussion is to view URI syntax is as though it were an object hierarchy.
		In the Web, the fragment syntax is a property of the media type, and evaluted by the client.
		But since there is enough work to go around in the Web, I believe it is clear that unity of URI syntax for semantically equivalent constructions is essential for the future health of the World Wide Web.
	www.w3.org /DesignIssues/ModelConsequences (1635 words)

	21st Century Literacies on the World Wide Web
		This web site resulted from a summit held at the University of Washington on February 8, 1999 to discuss Information and Technology Literacy.
		The curriculum is based on seven steps starting with the reason students seek information, progressing through framing and focusing questions, identifying and collecting, evaluating, sense-making, reflecting and refining, to finally using the information.
		This site was compiled by the National Center for ESL Literacy Education (NCLE) to serve as a resource for adult ESL instructors in order to "promote cultural understanding, tolerance, and cross-cultural communication in their adult ESL classrooms." It features a wide variety of materials and collections on teaching tolerance, cultural understanding, and developing instructional resources.
	www.kn.pacbell.com /wired/21stcent/webres.html (3779 words)

	Winds Gsble End Roof
		But complicated or large-scale changes and those that affect the structure of your house or its electrical wiring and plumbing should be carried out only by a professional contractor licensed to work in your state, county, or city.
		If the framing of the gable end and the rest of the roof is not adequately braced to resist the wind, the roof can fail.
		If you have a building official inspect your roof framing, ask about other changes you may be able to make to your house to protect it from high winds.
	www.ohsep.louisiana.gov /factsheets/WindsGableRoofFraming.htm (524 words)

	Picture Framing San Diego - Custom Wood Picture Frames and Custom Matting and Framing
		Not only does a custom-made frame offer protection for any artwork, portrait or sports memorabilia, but a well-designed frame focuses the viewer's eye on the picture and creates an eloquent look.
		World Frame Us offers a wide variety of the very finest quality framing materials at reasonable prices.
		Located in the flower capital of Encinitas, California, World Frame Us is owned and operated by Steve Kaufman, a local San Diego surfer and craftsman.
	www.worldframeus.com /index.html (161 words)

	World Wide Web Encyclopedia Article @ CyberspaceExplorer.com (Cyberspace Explorer) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Articles and media on this topic in other Wikimedia projects can be found at: Commons Category World Wide Web
		The main article for this category is World Wide Web.
		There are 17 subcategories to this category shown below (more may be shown on subsequent pages).
	www.cyberspaceexplorer.com /encyclopedia/Category:World_Wide_Web (293 words)

	Augusta, Georgia: technology@ugusta: `Framing' tests boundaries of copyright law on the web 2/11/97
		The practice is testing the boundaries of copyright and trademark law on the Web, where complex material can be copied with a few strokes at a keyboard.
		Terkowitz said he doesn't view the logo as advertising, but rather as a way of distinguishing the framed content from The Post's navigational toolbar, a series of buttons on the screen.
		Scott Woelfel, vice president and editor in chief of CNN Interactive, said framing is disruptive because it alters the layout of Web pages, changing what the viewer sees.
	chronicle.augusta.com /stories/021297/tech_framing.html (715 words)

	Gyro Worldwide Advertising, Inc. > Terms & Conditions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		A Web "bug" is a file object, which can be a graphic image such as a transparent one pixel-by-one pixel graphics file, which is placed on a Web page or in an e-mail message to monitor user activity.
		A Web bug can gather, for example, the IP address of your computer, the time the Web page was viewed, and the type of browser used.
		Gyro is not responsible for the privacy practices of such Web sites, advertisers, or third parties, or for the content of such sites or advertisements.
	www.gyroworldwide.com /terms.htm (2012 words)

	Sports: Cup sites bring world of options
		With the keyword "soccer," AOL opens a world of live chat, features, news stories, team and player rundowns, venues and the TV schedule.
		VRML World, the 3D feature on SoccerNet, is a burgeoning technology relatively new to the Web.
		The Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA.com) is on the Web again with live scores and live audio of every game.
	www.sptimes.com /Sports/61898/Cup_sites_bring_world.html (635 words)

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		The idea of a world nation must be accompanied by a world government.
		As the logo displays, the arms or wings of the network are world wide, and have world wide implications.
		These historic frames are the organizing factors that give older viewers a sense of familiarity and younger viewers a chance to learn our cultures views on war.
	www.willamette.edu /~ccollins/framing/dbair/dbairsst.htm (1080 words)

	Hate on the World Wide Web: A Brief Guide to Cyberspace Bigotry
		The Web site for the National Alliance, the most prominent overtly Hitlerian organization in the United States today, features transcripts of broadcasts from leader William Pierce's weekly anti-Semitic radio broadcasts, the text of articles from the group's National Vanguard magazine, and a catalog of over 600 books.
		A third pledges to "stop the uncontrolled, outrageous and unprecedented plague of immigration." Among those Klan groups with sites are many chapters of the Knights of the White Kamellia, the two factions of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan and their subsidiary chapters, the North Georgia White Knights and the Southern Cross Militant Knights.
		By attacking the facts of the Holocaust, and by framing this attack as merely an unorthodox point of view, the Holocaust deniers' propaganda insinuates subtle but hateful anti-Semitic beliefs about Jews as exploiters of non-Jewish guilt, and as controllers of academia or the media.
	www.adl.org /special_reports/hate_on_www/print.asp (1081 words)

	FOR EDUCATIONAL USE ONLY
		On the World Wide Web, it is not only possible, but quite common and generally encouraged, for operators of Web sites to create "hypertext links"-so named because they are links to hypertext somewhere else on the Web, which is constructed in a computer language called hypertext markup language, or HTML.
		Some argue that because links are such an inherent part of the Web, anyone choosing to operate a Web site has given an "implied license" for others to link to it, unless, perhaps, a disclaimer of such a license appears on the site.
		In the United States, for example, the TotalNews Web site used framing technology in such a way that the content from various newspaper sites (along with their logos) was displayed within a frame on the TotalNews site.
	cyber.law.harvard.edu /metaschool/fisher/linking/framing/mixed1.html (1922 words)

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