Archive for May, 2009
library congress classification
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Library of Congress Classification Pj-Pk Oriental Philo $11.22 |
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Library of Congress Classification. U-V. Military Science. Naval Science, $82.96 |
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Library of Congress Classification. A. General Works, Library of Congress, $81.50 |
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Library of Congress Classification Schedule 2008: B-bj, Philosophy, Psycholog $60.50 |
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Library of Congress Classification KL-KWX Law of Asia and Eurasia, $74.33 |
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Library of Congress Classification. J. Political Science, Library of $86.30 |
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Library of Congress Classification. PN. Literature (General), Library $26.45 |
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Library of Congress Classification Schedule 2008: S, Agriculture, Library $62.75 |
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Library of Congress Classification. C. Auxiliary Sciences of History, $46.45 |
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Library of Congress Classification. Bl-Bq. Religion (General). Hinduism. $69.48 |
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Library of Congress Classification. Pq. French, Italian, Spanish, and $69.50 |
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Library of Congress Classification. Kj-Kkz. Law of Europe, $54.38 |
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Library of Congress Classification Schedule 2008: J – Political Science, $53.95 |
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Law of the United Kingdom and Ireland: Library of Congress Classification: Kd… $2.00 |
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Library of Congress Classification. T. Technology, , Ve $6.89 |
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Library of Congress Classification Schedule 2008: Kk-kkc, Law of Germany, $83.64 |
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Library of Congress Classification Schedule 2008: J – Political Science, $53.09 |
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Library of Congress Classification Schedule 2008: Ke, Law of Canada, $42.83 |
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Library of Congress Classification. K. Law in General. Comparative $36.65 |
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Library of Congress Classification Schedule 2008: Kj-kkz, Law of Europe, $68.14 |
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Subject Headings for School and Public Libraries: An LCSH/Sears Companion $64.95 A first-check source for the most frequently used headings needed in media centers and public libraries, this book has several thousand new and revised entries to assist in applying LCSH and AC headings. Of the approximately 30,000 headings listed, thousands include cross-references. MARC codes are included with ambiguous headings to simplify entering them into computerized catalogs…. |
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Survey of Text Mining I: Clustering, Classification, and Retrieval (No. 1) $48.75 Extracting content from text continues to be an important research problem for information processing and management. Approaches to capture the semantics of text-based document collections may be based on Bayesian models, probability theory, vector space models, statistical models, or even graph theory. As the volume of digitized textual media continues to grow, so does the need for designing r… |
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Mystery and Detective Fiction in the Library of Congress: Second Edition $17.03 “Mystery and Detective Fiction in the Library of Congress Classification Scheme” provides a guide to the cataloging of criminous literature (i.e., mystery and detective fiction, spy stories, suspense novels, gothic mysteries, and some horror and macabre literature) in the Library of Congress classification scheme–including subject headings, classification numbers, author main entries and literatu… |
library supplies book covers
In some courses, especially in your senior year, you may be asked to submit long pieces of writing that may be loosely classified as term papers or research reports. Typical among these are studies of an author’s characteristics or surveys of literary movements in honor English classes or analyses in depth of various topics in your science or social studies courses.
Now, a bit of advice. It is your obligation as an intelligent student to become familiar with the frequently used sources of information in a well-equipped library. Unless you have a first hand acquaintance with these valuable aids to research, you cannot hope to do a quick and efficient job of gathering material for your report.
Assuming you are reasonably familiar with library reference sources, you would not abandon your topic until you had checked with each of the following:
A. Your Textbook
If your topic is an extension of a subject studied in class and covered in your textbook, look at the end of the chapter that dealt with the subject. The author has probably listed the names of the books he used to get his information. Or he may have supplied the titles at the end of the book in a bibliography. Get some cards or slips of paper and jot down this information for each book:
Author (last name first)
Title of the book (underlined)
Publisher
Date published or latest copyright
Number of volume (if more than one)
Pages (if supplied)
B. Reference Works
These are the books, in single or multiple volumes, that supply condensed accounts of any subject you can think of. The various biographical dictionaries, encyclopedias, atlases, gazetteers, yearbooks, annuals, literary histories and handbooks, indexes, and language guides summarize for you pertinent information about famous people, places, events, historical movements, scientific achievements, and literature. Perhaps more important than the facts you can get from these general reference works is the titles of additional books that are often listed at the end of articles. These, too, jot down on cards or slips in the same way you did the textbook references.
C. The Card Catalogue
You have probably learned in the library work that is part of every course in English how to handle the title, author, and subject cards that are found in this primary source. Start with the references suggested by your textbook and by the general works.
Look up the call numbers of the books on your cards. You will find these numbers on the upper left hand side of the catalogue card. Jot them down. While you are at the cabinet, check the key words of the title of your topic against additional catalogue cards. For instance, if you have selected “Fur Trading in the West,” try “Fur,” “Trading,” and “West.” Use more cards for listing these.
D. Readers’ Guide to Periodical Literature
If your topic is the kind about which articles appear in newspapers, magazines, or journals, you must also consult the Readers’ Guide, which is a monthly publication later bound into volumes covering one or more years.
Here again you can find information, by title, author, or subject, about articles that have been published in hundreds of periodicals. The advantage of using such a source is clear when you realize that you may have selected a topic that is so new that it has not yet found its way into books. Again, you put any suggested lead on a card or slip by:
Call number (if periodical is bound)
Name of author (last name first)
Title of article (in quotation marks)
Name of periodical (underlined)
Volume number
Pages covered by article
Date of issue (month, day, year)
E. The Librarian
A slogan found posted in many stores could well apply to libraries: “If you don’t see what you want, ask for it.” Librarians welcome the opportunity to help visitors find information. Don’t hesitate to talk over your problem with a librarian if you are having difficulty locating useful references. She is a professional at this game and can offer you invaluable assistance.
Research your topic well and you will no doubt write a first-class paper.
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Vs.-PEARL JAM $3.80 CD… |
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Unplugged $5.98 CD > POPULAR MUSIC > ROCK… |
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Chant $5.38 Thanks to good marketing, good cover art, and good luck, this disc probably has sold more copies than most other recordings of Gregorian chant put together. It’s often quipped that most of those discs have been listened to exactly once and put away–to the puzzlement of many musicians and critics, who point out that there are more beautiful, more varied performances by professional singers av… |
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The Ugly Truth (Widescreen Edition) $5.71 No description available for this title.Item Type: DVD MovieItem Rating: RStreet Date: 11/10/09Wide Screen: yesDirector Cut: noSpecial Edition: noLanguage: ENGLISHForeign Film: noSubtitles: noDubbed: noFull Frame: noRe-Release: noPackaging: Sleeve… |
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Dr. Seuss’ The Cat In The Hat (Widescreen Edition) $4.04 Features include: •MPAA Rating: PG•Format: DVD•Runtime: 82 minutes… |
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Underworld (Widescreen Special Edition) $3.98 Blade meets The Crow and The Matrix in Underworld, a hybrid thriller that rewrites the rulebook on werewolves and vampires. It’s a “cuisinart” movie (blend a lot of familiar ideas and hope something interesting happens) in which immortal vampire “death dealers” wage an ancient war against “Lycans” (werewolves), who’ve got centuries of revenge–and some rather ambitious genetic experiments–on thei… |
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Sony PRS-T1 6 Digital E-Ink Pearl eReader with Wi-Fi (Black) $115.00 The Sony PRS-T1BC Wi-Fi eReader is an effective gadget for you to store and read eBooks in an awesome way. With its 1.3GB of internal memory, you can save your favorite reading materials and take them with you. Its 6” display along with E-Ink® Pearl V220 glare-free screen feature means you can always have this device handy and ready wherever you go. Moreover, find a hotspot and browse up… |
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Tivoli Audio iPAL Portable Audio Laboratory AM/FM Radio, Silver/White $219.00 Tivoli Audio iPAL Portable Audio Laboratory AM/FM Radio, Silver/White… |
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Bankers Box Stor/File Magazine File (00723) $1.05 Fellowes Bankers Box Storage/File Magazine File 00723 Office Cabinets & Storage… |
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A New Earth: Awakening to Your Life’s Purpose (Oprah’s Book Club, Selection 61) $4.43 Amazon.com Exclusive Content Download “The One Thing,” an exclusive essay by Eckhart Tolle. [pdf]… |
wildlife conservation officer requirements
Is he competitive (re: becoming wildlife officer)?
My fiancee wants to become a Florida conservation/wildlife officer. He meets all minimum requirements, and has passed all the academic and physical tests. I’m curious – in your opinion – if he is competitive enough…
-M.A. in psychology
-B.A. in psychology
-psychotherapist intern
-former boy scout
-passion for outdoor activities, fishing, hiking, etc.
-But, NO prior law enforcement or military
Taking into account his pros and cons, what do you think?
Passion for outdoors is of primary concern
Secondary is his Degrees, ability to second guess liers.
No prior Law Enforcement or Military is not a problem like to mold the trainee the way the Department wants them to be.
I would ask now, whats your views on his asperation, do you want him in Law Enforcement, or think he is better suited as a Business type Psychotherapist?
library supplies catalogue
I need to find a company in America that supplies books to libraries.?
I’ve recently started a small book publishing company and I need to market my book catalogue to the library book supply companies in the US. I’ve searched everywhere on the internet but can find none listed. Even if you don’t know the contact details just the name a company will do. I’d appreciate any help.
http://www.itcompany.com/inforetriever/vendors.htm#INTRODUCTION
This section contains resources that provide information on names, addresses, phone and/or fax numbers, e-mail addresses, and Web pages of library vendors. Vendors are arranged by types and then in alphabetical order by company names. Publishers include those who publish and/or distribute publications in print or non-print form. Service vendors include those who provide services to facilitate library operations. Supplies vendors include those who offer library equipment and processing supplies such as furniture, copiers, typewriters, computers, labels, forms, etc. System vendors include those who develop software or integrated library system to manage one or more library operations.
http://www.acqweb.org/pubr.html
This portion of AcqWeb is an international directory of publishers and vendors used by libraries. It links to their Web sites and email addresses. It is maintained for the benefit of the library community, in particular, acquisitions, collection development and serials librarians.
http://www.ala.org/ala/sitemap/atoz.cfm
This link is to the site map of the American Library Association which may help.
I hope this provides you with some direction.I could find no company that did exactly what you were describing.
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2 Old Catalogs – Library Supplies , Equipment and Furniture $200.00 |
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Library Supplies CARD CATALOG CARDS by The Library Store for Computer $6.99 |
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Essential Whole Earth Catalog $19.95 … |
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The Next Whole Earth Catalog: Access to Tools $16.00 … |
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A catalogue of Ritter dental equipment: Chairs, engines, lathes, distributing panels, air compressors, unit equipments, ionization equipments, spray … supplies and accessories for the above $18.73 … |