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Cumulative Index to a Selected List of Periodicals, Volume 1 Index to Dance Periodicals: 1991 by Dance Collection, New York Public Library for the Performi, 1992-12 System of Classification, Index, and Scheme for Numbering Books by John Edmands, Minneapolis Public Library, 2009-08-19 Index to the Catalogue of Books in the Upper Hall Classified English Prose Fiction: Including Translations and Juvenile Works with Notes and Index to by San Francisco Free Public Library, 2009-05-20 A Chronological Index to Historical Fiction: Including Prose Fiction, Plays and Poems Index to Periodical Articles By and About Negroes. Volume 13, 1962 Index to Periodical Articles By and About Negroes. Volume 18, 1967 Index to Periodical Articles By and About Negroes. Volume 16, 1965 Index to Periodical Articles By and About Negroes. Volume 11, 1960 Index to Periodical Articles By and About Negroes. Volume 14, 1963 First Supplement to the Subject Catalogue or Finding List of Books in the Reference Library With an Index of Personal Names, 1891; Including by Toronto Public Library, 2010-01-03 A Subject Catalogue or Finding List of Books in the Reference Library; With an Index of Subjects and Personal Names, 1889 ; Including Additions by Toronto Public Library, 2009-12-30 Towards a Public Library Book Price Index (Report) by Peter H. Mann, 1986-12

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81. Collection Development Training For Arizona Public Libraries
    Collection Development Training (CDT) provides practical training in how to perform collection development activities in public libraries.  
    http://www.dlapr.lib.az.us/cdt/
    
    Extractions: Collection Development Training (CDT) provides practical training in how to perform collection development activities in public libraries. Each activity is presented as a separate section with links to helpful Internet sites, lists of books and articles for further reading, and definitions of key terms. While this training may be useful to librarians in a variety of libraries, this site is intended primarily for librarians and other library staff working in Arizona's small and rural public libraries. CDT is sponsored by the Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records. To enter click CDT below. After viewing the CDT information, PLEASE take our on line survey . This provides valuable information that will allow us to revise the CDT program accordingly.

82. Northern Ireland Libraries
    Portal providing information on the services and resources available. Includes searchable catalogue of current library holdings.  
    http://www.ni-libraries.net/

83. WWW Virtual Library: Public Health
    This URL http//www.ldb.org/vl/index.htm. Schlosser and Eberhard Wenzel Thanks to Kas Healy for kind support to keep this public Health Library updated.  
    http://www.ldb.org/vl/
    
    Extractions: WWW VL Global Search Public Health Dedicated to the memory of Jonathan Mann MD, MPH (1947-1998) Break free from frames with this link. Important information. Please email Eberhard Wenzel if you know of any online information concerning Public Health which is not yet on this list. You may also wish to send me your comments or suggestions It is the policy of the WWW Virtual Library: Public Health only to include links to meaningful resources. This is why I have refrained from evaluating and marking the links individually. I believe that the purpose of such a library is the provision of the best I could find on the WWW. I have included descriptions of the links though, sometimes using the original description, sometimes writing my own.

84. Montreal Association Of Independent Libraries
    Access to the Atwater Library and Computer Centre, the FraserHickson Library, the Montreal Children's Library, and the Jewish public Library.  
    http://www.independentlibraries.org/
    
    Extractions: These institutions are among the oldest libraries in Quebec providing continuous service to their users. By virtue of each library's special collections, they serve not only the communities and neighbourhoods in which they are located, but also a large segment of the population of the island of Montreal. They also have a national and international clientele.

85. Museums & Libraries
    Listed by town, providing name of Librarian.  
    http://www.sots.state.ct.us/RegisterManual/SectionX/MUSEUMS.htm#PUBLIC LIBRARIES
    
    Extractions: MUSEUMS BERLIN. New Britain Youth Museum at Hungerford Park, 191 Farmington Ave., Kensington 06037. Web site, www.newbritainyouthmuseum.org . Tel., (860) 827-9064. Farm, pet, and exotic animals, exhibits, wild flower walk, picnicking, trails, pond, xeriscaped gardens and changing exhibitions. Open 1:00 P.M.-5:00 P.M., Tues.-Fri.; 10:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M., Sat. Summer Hours, 11:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M., Tues.-Fri.; 10:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M., Sat. Seasonal special events, free animal programs, 11:00 A.M., 1:30 P.M., 3:30 P.M., Sat.; 2:00 P.M., summer weekdays. Closed Sun.-Mon. Admission, $2.00 adults; $1.50 senior citizens; $1.00 children, children under 2 and members free. BRIDGEPORT. Housatonic Museum of Art, Housatonic Community College, 900 Lafayette Blvd., 06604-4704. Web site, www.hctc.commnet.edu/artmuseum . Founded in 1967, the diverse Permanent Collection, strong in contemporary art, is exhibited throughout the college. Significant holdings in ethnographic works are also featured. The Museum schedules six changing exhibitions per year, which may initiate from the Permanent Collection, show the work of established or emerging artists, or feature traveling exhibitions. An academic resource, the Museum and Galleries are open to the public without charge with free parking. Closed state holidays and college vacations. Information, Tel., (203) 332-5052; FAX, (203) 332-5123. Dir.

86. Welcome To SOL!
    Welcome to the SOL (Spanish in Our libraries) and PLUS (public libraries Using Spanish) websites. SOL is an electronic newsletter  
    http://www.sol-plus.net/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the SOL (Spanish in Our Libraries) and PLUS (Public Libraries Using Spanish) websites. SOL is an electronic newsletter in its fourth year of connecting librarians who serve Spanish speakers. Each issue gathers links, questions, and wisdom contributed by some 200 subscribers around the world. Read the latest issue, SOL 88 , and read our interview with a Mexican cyber-artist who's attracting worldwide attention. PLUS is a growing, searchable resource bank that includes Spanish-language versions of common library forms, flyers, and signs as well as the Dewey Decimal classification system; book summaries; guides to the language and to library Spanish; programming ideas; and a lot more... Check out our new instant discussion board!

87. Graphic Novels For Public Libraries
    Annotated list of comics in book form, created for librarians by a librarian and comic book fan.  
    http://my.voyager.net/~sraiteri/graphicnovels.htm
    
    Extractions: latest revision 10/29/2003 Hello! By way of introduction: I'm a librarian at the Greene County Public Library in Xenia, Ohio, and for the past few years I've been buying graphic novels (comic books, that is) for my library system. They've proven very popular at our libraries, and I put this page together to help other librarians who may want to add graphic novels to their collections but have difficulty locating information about them. I've been a comic book reader for over 25 years, and this is a selective list of what I think are the best books we've gotten so far, out of over 1000 titles we've bought. (It also includes a few titles that I have not bought for the library yet, but hope to, if budget allows.) The list grew out of a handout I created for a program on graphic novels that I presented at an Ohio Library Council chapter conference in 1997, and I have updated it regularly since. I've read almost every book listed here. A word about terminology: a "graphic novel", by definition, is a stand-alone story in comics form, published as a book. Examples are

88. Lewisham
    Information and minutes from Blackheath, Grove Park and Manor House libraries' user groups.  
    http://www.librarylondon.org/localgroups/lewisham/lewisham.htm

89. Intel(R) Math Kernel Library - Index
    Intel® Math Kernel Library for Windows*. Intel® Math Kernel Library for Linux*. Site index, *Legal Information, Privacy Policy, Contact Us,  
    http://support.intel.com/support/performancetools/libraries/mkl/

90. Internet Library For Librarians
    General resources, Academic libraries, Aquariums and museums, International libraries, Network and consortium libraries, public libraries, Special libraries  
    http://www.itcompany.com/inforetriever/

91. Urban Council Public Libraries
    Details of libraries, their services, and catalogues.  
    http://www.lcsd.gov.hk/CE/CulturalService/fr-lib.html

92. School Library Journal | Reed Business Information
    Magazine serves librarians who work with young people in school and public libraries.  
    http://www.slj.com/

93. The Solar System Ambassador Program
    A public outreach program designed to work with motivated volunteers across the nation who organize and conduct public events that communicate exciting discoveries and plans for exploration in Solar System research and technology through nontraditional forums, e.g. Rotary Clubs, libraries, museums, planetariums, star parties, and mall displays.  
    http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/ambassador
    
    Extractions: + View the NASA Portal Search JPL "Volunteers Bringing the Solar System to the Public" The Solar System Ambassadors Program is a public outreach program designed to work with motivated volunteers across the nation. These volunteers communicate the excitement of JPL's space exploration missions and information about recent discoveries to people in their local communities. There are now 374 Ambassadors in 50 states and Puerto Rico bringing the excitement of space to the public. Ambassadors are space enthusiasts from various walks of life who are interested in providing greater service and inspiration to the community at large. The Solar System Ambassadors Program builds on and expands the outstanding efforts undertaken by the Galileo mission since 1997. Because of the success of the original Galileo Ambassadors program, JPL missions exploring Jupiter, Saturn, Mars, Asteroids, Comets, Earth, the Sun and the Universe now come together to expand the program's scope to the Solar System and beyond. The Solar System Ambassadors Program is sponsored by the JET PROPULSION LABORATORY in Pasadena, CA, an operating division of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) and a lead research and development center for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).

94. Chicora Home
    public nonprofit heritage preservation organization. Learn about Chicora's programs in archaeological and historical preservation and education for museums, archives, libraries, historic organizations and private citizens.  
    http://chicora.org/
    
    Extractions: This is the Chicora Foundation home page on the web. If you were looking for us, thanks for the thought. If you're here by accident, well, maybe there's something of interest. Stay a while and browse. Chicora is a Columbia, South Carolina public, non-profit heritage preservation organization founded in 1993. Our work includes archaeological and historical research throughout the Southeastern United States, public education (primarily right here in South Carolina), and work in conservation and preservation with museums, libraries, archives, historic organizations, and private citizens. With years of experience and hundreds of projects, we are a leader in preservation efforts. Although we hope this web site will answer your questions, please contact us directly for additional information. We would be happy to hear from you. General Information: info@chicora.org

95. Branch Libraries Of LAPL
    Los Angeles public Library. Branch libraries. Page Last Updated on May 17, 2004. Copyright 2004, Los Angeles public Library.  
    http://www.lapl.org/branches/

96. Libraries Debate Net Filtering | CNET News.com
    The notion of filtering Net access at public libraries received very different reactions from the city councils of Coppell, Texas, and San Jose, California, where officials tried to balance concerns about online pornography with cries of censorship. News.com  
    http://news.com.com/2100-1023-203548.html
    
    Extractions: The notion of filtering Net access at public libraries received very different reactions from the city councils of Coppell, Texas, and San Jose, California, yesterday, where officials tried to balance concerns about online pornography with cries of censorship. Silicon Valley council members voted 8 to 3 against a plan to create "children Internet zones," by installing blocking software on computers designated for use by minors at the cities' 22 libraries. Councilwoman Pat Dando's proposal was inspired in part by the Supreme Court's decision on the Communications Decency Act , in which Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's partial dissent suggested creating "adult zones" to keep kids out of the Net's red-light districts. San Jose's Library Commission supported the idea, but it was opposed by groups such as the

97. Orange County Public Libraries
    Orange County public Library 300 West Tryon Street, Hillsborough, NC 27278 (919) 2452525. Welcome to the Orange County public libraries.  
    http://www.co.orange.nc.us/library/
    
    Extractions: Click on any of the links to find out more about us. Whether it's the rotating art collection in our gallery, the book and periodical collections, the convenience of our branch and affiliated libraries, or simply the public-access internet and fax equipment, you're bound to find something useful at the Library. We have books, videos, magazines, books on tape, music CDs and much more waiting for you.

98. Orange County Public Library
    Includes information about location, timings and services offered by itself, and its branch libraries.  
    http://www.ocpl.org/
    
    Extractions: Orange County Public Library is a network of community libraries in your neighborhood or as near as your computer. We have 32 (soon to be 33) branches as well as an outlet in Orangewood Children's Home to provide a variety of services to residents throughout the County. Some of the branches are operated within the jurisdiction of the county's 33 cities and some within the county's unincorporated area. Once you have an Orange County Public Library card, you are entitled to check out materials from any of our 32 branches as well from other libraries with reciprocal lending privileges. Orange County Public Library welcomes your visits and hopes you take the time to get acquainted with our staff, services, materials and programs.

99. NAPLE Conference
    NAPLE Site. European public libraries in Development. October 3.- 4. 2002. Eigtveds Pakhus, Asiatisk Plads 2 G, Copenhagen Participants at the NAPLE Conference.  
    http://www.bs.dk/naple/

100. PLUS: Public Libraries Using Spanish
     Resource bank for librarians striving to better serve Spanishspeaking patrons.  
     http://www.sol-plus.net/plus/home.htm
     
     Extractions: Forms and documents in Spanish ... tems that defy classification Many public libraries find it difficult to fully serve their multicultural communities because of the time and expertise needed for translation and outreach work. PLUS seeks to lend a hand by gathering useful resources that can help you make your library a more welcoming place for Spanish speakers. Card applications, brochures, programming suggestions, signage, press releases and news articlesmany in Spanish with a side-by-side English translationare collected here and are yours to use as you wish. As I work to build this site, I welcome your comments and especially your submissions of Spanish-language library documents that you are willing to share with other librarians and users. Gracias, y ¡nos vemos en las estanterías!

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