You step in the stream,
but the water has moved on
This page is not here.

Hi - it looks like you have hit a bad link or a web server misconfiguration

There are two possible main reasons for this:

1. There is a broken link or stuffup on the CCP14 website at http://www.ccp14.ac.uk/. If this is the case, please contact the CCP14 secretary to fix this.
   

   Serious error.
   All shorcuts have disappeared.
   Screen.  Mind.  Both are blank.

   • If you want you can search the various domains for the information you are looking for:
     • Search Crystallographic/related on CCP14 - http://www.ccp14.ac.uk/

       A file that big?
       It might be very useful.
       But now it is gone

     • Search A-life/related mirrored on CCP14 - http://alife.ccp14.ac.uk/

       Having been erased,
       The document you're seeking
       Must now be retyped

     • Search Netlib mirrored on CCP14 - http://netlib.ccp14.ac.uk/

       A crash reduces
       your expensive computer
       to a simple stone

     • Search Programming Based/Non-Netlib code mirrored on CCP14 - http://programming.ccp14.ac.uk/

       The Tao that is seen
       Is not the true Tao, until
       You bring fresh toner.

     • http://gnu.ccp14.ac.uk/

       Three things are certain:
       Death, taxes, and lost data.
       Guess which has occurred.

2. The mirror site you were browsing through had an absolute link where it needed a relative link - or a relative link where it needed an absolute link. Options exist:

   First snow, then silence.
   This thousand dollar screen dies
   so beautifully

   • Click on the back button and browse elsewhere.
     

     The Web site you seek
     cannot be located but
     endless others exist
     

   • Contact the CCP14 secretary and see if the mirroring can be improved. There are presently mirroring software limitations but the aim is to make everything 100% functional and transparent -
     

     ABORTED effort:
     Close all that you have.
     You ask way too much

   • Go to the CCP14 Auto-Mirror index page and try again.
     

     Yesterday it worked
     Today it is not working
     Windows is like that

   • Go direct to Netlib Mirror
     

     Out of memory.
     We wish to hold the whole sky,
     But we never will.

   • Go direct to Gnu Mirror
     

     Stay the patient course
     of little worth is your ire
     The network is down

   • Go direct to Programming Resources Mirror
     

     Chaos reigns within
     Reflect, repent, and reboot,
     Order shall return

   • Go direct to A-life Resources Mirror
     

     Windows NT crashed
     I am the Blue Screen of Death
     No one hears your screams.