1. Metro State: Home Page Denver, ColoradoCategory Reference Education Metropolitan State College of Denver......Academics, Admissions, Alumni and Friends, Campus Life, Computingon Campus, For Faculty Staff. Welcome Center, Search/Directories,News http://www.mscd.edu/

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2. MSCD Library Instruction Where To? Home Hours OffCampus Access ACLIN Expanded Academic Google Net Search Lexis/Nexis Prospector Search Auraria Library Skyline WebZap WorldCat mscd Library Instruction Spring Semester 2003 January 21-May 17, 2003 Basic Library Research Guide http://carbon.cudenver.edu/public/library/instruction/CLASSPGS/classmscd.html

Where To? Home Hours Off-Campus Access ACLIN Expanded Academic Google Net Search Lexis/Nexis Prospector Search Auraria Library Skyline WebZap WorldCat MSCD Library Instruction Spring Semester 2003 January 21-May 17, 2003 Basic Library Research Guide Speech Library Research Guide ANT1310 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (North Campus) Instructor: Janet Carey Date: AST1040 Introduction to Astronomy Instructor: Larry Sessions Date: CHEM4320 Advanced Biochemistry Instructor: Niels Schonbeck Date: CHEM 4110 Instrumental Analysis Instructor: Russ Barrows Date: ENG1020 Freshman Comp/Research Instructor: Bruce Degi Date: ENG1020 Freshman Comp/Research (Metro North) Instructor: Christina Leonard Date: ENG1020 Freshman Comp/Research Instructor: Mylee Casperson Date: ENG 3470 Young Adult Literature Instructor: Nancy Moore Date: Instructors: Date: HES2750 Introduction to Holistic Health (Online) Instructor: Carol Jensen Date: HIS 1000 American Civilization Instructor: Robert Lyon Date: HISTORY 4820: Senior Seminar Instructor: Tom Altherr Date HISTORY 4820: Senior Seminar Instructor: Donald Wall Date HPS 3340 Physiology of Exercise Instructor: Joe Quatrochi Date: Instructor: Julie Mancuso Date: LES 3070 Health and Movement Problems in the Aging Adult Instructor: Joe Quatrochi Date: NURS 4500 Community Health Nursing Instructor: Roberta Hills Date: SED 4050 Evaluation and Program Planning: Moderate need Instructor:

3. MSCD Political Science Political science department provides program and career information, a schedule of events and faculty biographies. Includes contact details. http://clem.mscd.edu/~polisci

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5. Employment Opportunities / Human Resources Employment Opportunities / Human Resources. mscd Human Resources Dept. Administrativeand Faculty Positions. State Classified Positions. Student Employment. http://www.mscd.edu/news/jobs.htm

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6. Irvin B. Sherman, DDS MScD Pediatric practice offering a profile of the dentist, staff directory, news, and details of procedures. http://www.kiddent.com/

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8. Alice Munro Several student essays on Munro's book. http://clem.mscd.edu/~english/3230/munro.htm

Essays on The Beggar Maid ENG 3230 Syllabus Assignments Research Paper Lab Days Presentations Student Writing Web Resources Archives Writing Assignment Due: Friday, November 6 Length: 350-400 words (As you know, Alice Munro is Canadian, and, yes, I stretched the "boundaries" of our course just a bit to include her.) One of the web resources for this week is "Alice Munro: The Short Answer," a critical essay by Alex Keegan on Munro's work. While Keegan's essay goes beyond The Beggar Maid , he does offer any number of insights into what Munro seems to be "up to" as a writer. Your task is to choose one or more of Keegan's assertions about Munro, her characters, her vision(s), her themes, her method of constructing stories, novels, life, . . . and make an essay out of your choice that in one way or another highlights one or more of the "stories" in The Beggar Maid November 6, 1998

9. MSCD | Faculty | Technology Resources | List Topic Request Your name Enter your Network ID or CLEM username @mscd.EDU Your telephone numberExpected lifetime of list 1 Months, Years. http://lists.mscd.edu/request_list.html

Complete this form to request a List Topic. Note, we will not create a List Topic for a "class". Use the Class Mailing List to request a mailing list for a class. All fields are required. Your name: Enter your Network ID or CLEM username: @MSCD.EDU Your telephone number: Expected lifetime of list: Months, Years. Suggest an E-Mail address for the list: @LISTS.MSCD.EDU Enter a short description of the list topic: This will appear in the "List of lists". Enter a password for the list owner (you) to use: Default List Options How Subscription Requests are handled for the list Subscription requests for the list are automatic. Subscription requests for the list are forwarded to the list owners for approval. Subscriptions are not accepted. Who can send to the list Anyone in the world can send to the list. Only subscribers and owners of the list may send to the list. Only the list owner can send to the list. What happens when a message is sent to the list Messages sent to the list are automatically distributed.

10. AuMUG: Auraria Campus Macintosh Users Group Newsletter and links. http://www.mscd.edu/~aumug/

11. Metro State's SSH (MSSH) Mailing Lists. There are two mailing lists for Mssh for developers, send anemail message with a subject of 'help' to msshdevel-request@cs.mscd.edu. http://cs.mscd.edu/MSSH/

The Metropolitan State College of Denver's OpenSSH Client Introduction Welcome to the Metropolitan State College of Denver's free Secure Socket Handler (SSH) implementation for Microsoft Windows. Metro's Secure Shell Client is a graphical user interface (GUI) front-end for the OpenSSH security program. Mssh uses the port-forwarding features of SSH so Windows applications, such as telnet, email, and other programs that use the TCP network protocol can be used on a secure channel. Mssh can be used to automate SSH connections so that common network routines can always be communicated through a secure channel. Legalities Please note: there are laws in certain areas the prohibit the usage of some of the algorithms contained herein. Do not use this program unless you have full legal right to. By downloading the software contained on this page, you are accepting responsibility for the legality of your downloading and using this software. NO WARRANTY: Remember, this is an academic project of The Department of Mathematical and Computer Science at the Metropolitan State College of Denver. All of the source code that can be provided is provided for in the spirit of open source software and for academic learning purposes. The executables are distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY of any kind whatsoever. Furthermore, this software either contains or contains reference to software distributed under the GNU Public License. Please read the

12. The Met Online Weekly student newspaper of the Metropolitan State College of Denver. http://www.mscd.edu/~themet/

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13. Lou Talman Current Schedule Spring 2003 Courses. Fall 2002 Courses. Summer 2002 Courses. Thispage was last updated on January 10, 2003. Lou Talman; me@talmanl1.mscd.edu http://clem.mscd.edu/~talmanl/

Louis A. Talman, Ph.D. Associate Professor Metropolitan State College of Denver Campus Box 38 PO Box 173362 Denver CO 80217-3362 Areas of Interest: Functional Analysis Non-linear functional analysis; fixed point theory; differential equations; dynamical systems Role of Technology in Mathematics Mathematica, Maple, etc.; use of computer algebra systems in the undergraduate classroom Curriculum Reform Calculus Reform; Calculus and Mathematica ; NCTM Standards; Rocky Mountain Teacher Education Collaborative (RMTEC) Education: Ph. D. University of Kansas Dissertation: Fixed Points of Differentiable Maps in Ordered Locally Convex Spaces M.A. University of Kansas B.A. College of Wooster Curriculum Vitae Selected Papers: Some (Almost) Rational Thoughts, " a preliminary report delivered to the Rocky Mountain Section of the Mathematical Association of America on April 20, 2001. An Unfortunate Metaphor Notices of the American Mathematical Society Weekly Journal EntriesAn Effective Tool for Teaching Mathematics Using Writing To Teach Mathematics , MAA Notes, No. 16, Mathematical Association of America, 1990

14. KIDs BRAINS - Healthy Connections For Our Future A twoday exploration into environmental effects on brain development, includes registration options, speaker and presenter information, exhibitors, and sponsors. http://www.mscd.edu/~hsp/KIDsBRAINS/index.htm

15. MSCD Philosophy - The Welcome Page Our page's WebCounter says that you are visitor number since 1 June 1996. http://clem.mscd.edu/~sullivad/welcome.html

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16. Mathematics Animated Small format. (416K). This page was last updated on January 2, 2003. Comments andsuggestions are welcome! Lou Talman; me@talmanl1.mscd.edu Back to my Home Page. http://clem.mscd.edu/~talmanl/MathAnim.html

Mathematics Animated Louis A. Talman Department of Mathematical and Computer Sciences Metropolitan State College of Denver The objects below are QuickTime animations; they should work on Macintosh computers or on Windoze boxes that have QuickTime installed. If you don't have QuickTime, you can get the latest version (v5, the last time I checked) at Apple's QuickTime site Bill Emerson, Brad Kline, and I gave an MAA Minicourse in creating and exporting animations like these to the Web at the Joint Mathematics Meetings in New Orleans during January of 2001 and in San Diego during January of 2002. Bill and I also gave a workshop at the Spring 2002 meeting of the Rocky Mountain Section of the MAA in Laramie, WY, in April of 2002. We're always happy to discuss these techniques. Write. You can save these animations to your hard drive. Performance may improve when you run them from copies stored on your own hard drive. Select "Save As" from your browser's "File" menu. Set the format to "Source" and then save to your hard drive. This will work for machines that don't have QuickTime installed, and you can transfer the resulting .MOV file to another machine that does, using either a floppy or a Zip disk. At first, I made animations available in a large format (generally 432 pixels square) and a small one (320 pixels square or smaller andsometimeswith a lower frame rate). So many of the later ones failed to fit into the original square formats, that I've pretty much abandoned the original sizes. But mmany of the animations appear in a large format and in a small one. The smaller format is for lower-resolution screens and to improve download times.

17. A History Of Gay And Lesbian Denver Articles and mailing list on the history of the area gay and lesbian community. http://clem.mscd.edu/~diguardi/

This site contains a brief history of Denver Colorado's gay and lesbian community. The Queen City of the Plains began attracting a sizable gay population shortly after World War II which has been growing ever since. I hope you enjoy reading about it! Today is Do you know what happened on this day in glbt history? If you are interested in joining a free glbt history e-mail list, enter your e-mail address and click. You will receive a "This day in gay history" e-mail each morning. Your address will never be given or sold to anyone. Click here to see March's daily history. Subscribe to gayhistory Powered by groups.yahoo.com This site is maintained by Lisa Diguardi. If you have information to add to this page, email me at diguardi@yahoo.com. Choose A Topic Pre-Stonewall Denver Denver Newspapers Cheesman-Denver's Gayest Park Metropolitan Community Church of the Rockies ... Links The most important event to happen in Pre-Stonewall Denver was the 1959 Mattachine Society National Convention. Mattachine was the earliest national organization to attempt to improve life for gays and lesbians. When the national convention was held in Denver both the Denver Post and the Rocky Mountain News carried stories about the convention, and it was the most positive press Mattachine had ever received. The Post referred to the convention as a "serious, intelligent and open discussion of a basic problem." Both newspapers received angry letters from their readers, and Senator Joseph McCarthy referred to the News as the "Rocky Mountain Daily Worker," equating positive coverage of a gay event with communist sympathies. Members adopted a resolution commending San Francisco Mayor George Christopher and Police Chief Thomas Cahill for having a positive attitude toward homosexuals.

18. MSCD Package Home Page mscd Package Home Page. The mscd package, which name stands for MultipleScattering Calculation of Diffraction Information on using mscd. http://electron.lbl.gov/mscdpack/mscdpack.html

MSCD Package Home Page The MSCD package, which name stands for "Multiple Scattering Calculation of Diffraction", was developed by Yufeng Chen and Michel A Van Hove at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory , with several collabarators. This program simulates the elemental and state-specific core-level photoelectron diffraction pattern from a surface, based on multiple scattering theory and the Rehr-Albers separable representation of spherical-wave propagators, and by fitting to experiment obtains atomic structural information. The program is designed to be very portable, with very simple changes from one computer platform to another. Both parallel and sequential versions are available. Comprehensive test calculations agree well with more exact (but much slower) calculations performed by other programs. A new version is currently in preparation to take into account photon and electron-spin polarization effects such as circular dichroism. The latest version is: Version 1.37 Overview Background Features Version history Credits ... User List Multiple Scattering Theory Photoemission intensity and the exact representation Rehr-Albers separable representation Euler angles and rotation matrices Composite rotation matrix ... Instrumental angular averaging Convergence of the Rehr-Albers Approximation Multiple-scattering order Rehr-Albers approximation order and initial-state effect Pathcut Cluster size ... Conclusions Speeding up the calculation Iterative summing Searching symmetries Applications

19. Sociology Sociology, Anthropology Behavioral Science (Denver, CO) http://www.mscd.edu/~soc/

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20. MSCD Overview mscd Package Overview. Background. The determinations. mscd Features. Tableof some photoelectron diffraction simulation programs (as of 8/1/98). http://electron.lbl.gov/mscdpack/mscdover.html

MSCD Package Overview Background In core-level photoemission, a photon illuminates an emitting atom at or near the surface or in the solid and excites an electron from an atomic core-level, ejecting the electron to a detector far away from the surface. The resulting photoelectron wave components can occur both by direct propagation to the far-field detector and via a number of scatterings from atoms in the neighborhood of the emitter. The quantum interference (diffraction) between the different pathways depends sensitively on the relative atomic positions. The intensity associated with this process, when measured as a function of photon energy and/or emission angles, thus includes information about the atomic structure around the emitter. The energy- and angle-resolved photoemission intensity I( k q, f ) at the detector can be written in general as where k is the final electron wave vector (related to the final kinetic energy), q and f are the polar and azimuthal angles of photoelectron emission, respectively, f is the wave-component representing travel along a path directly to the detector without being scattered by another atom, and

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