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Louisiana Investment and Business Guide (US Business and Investment Library) by Ibp Usa, USA International Business Publications, 2009-01-01 Genealogical materials in the New Orleans Public Library's Louisiana division and city archives by Collin B Hamer, 1998 Catalogue of the Louisiana state library, 1869: Albert Bovee, state librarian by Louisiana State Library., 1869-01-01 Louisiana's Sculpture Park (Louisiana Library) by Helle Crenzien, 2010-02-28 Catalogue of the Library of the Louisiana Bar Association to June, 1911 by Louisiana State Bar Association., 2010-03-27 Libraries and archives.(HISTORICAL NEWS AND NOTICES)(Louisiana State University Libraries, University of Oklahoma 's Carl Albert Congressional Research ... An article from: Journal of Southern History by Unavailable, 2009-11-01 Catalogue of the Law Library of the Louisiana Bar Association, at New Orleans by Louisiana State Bar Association., 2010-01-08 Catalogue of the library of the Louisiana Bar Association to June, 1911 by Stephen A Mascaro, 2010-09-09 Cajun and Creole Folktales; The French Oral Tradition of South Louisiana (Garland Reference Library of the Humanities) by Ancelet, 1994-02-01 Louisiana (Rookie Read-About Geography) by Judith Jensen Hyde, 2007-03 Louisiana Women: Their Lives and Times (Southern Women:Their Lives and Times) by Janet Allured, 2009-05-15 Author list of the New Hampshire state library, June 1, 1902 ...Volume 1 o by New Hampshire State Library, 2009-08-17 Voices from Colonial America: Louisiana 1682-1803 (National Geographic Voices from ColonialAmerica) by Richard Worth, 2006-01-10 The Louisiana Purchase (Let Freedom Ring: Exploring the West) by Elizabeth Dana Jaffe, 2002-01

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81. NASIG Newsletter, June 1999--SERIALS-RELATED REPORTS
    SERIALSRELATED REPORTS. louisiana LIBRARY ASSOCIATION PRECONFERENCE ElectronicLicense Agreement Baton Rouge, louisiana, March 16, 1999 Fred Hamilton.  
    http://www.nasig.org/newsletters/newsletters.1999/99june/99june_serials_reports.
    
    Extractions: Fred Hamilton This pre-conference workshop was co-sponsored by NASIG and the Louisiana Library Association's Serials Interest Group. The speaker was Julia Gammon, Head, Acquisitions Department, University of Akron, Ohio, and former NASIG President. Attendees included approximately 50 academic, school, public, and special librarians, along with students from LSU's School of Library and Information Science. The workshop consisted of an introduction and overview followed by a discussion on the legal foundation and terms we need to be aware of before signing an electronic license agreement. After a short break, Gammon discussed the licensing process and management and ended with examples of case studies and tips on negotiating licenses. Shrink-wrap licenses are those printed on the wrapping of software purchases and are not negotiable. Standard form licenses are ones vendors typically draft and provide to the user. They are often somewhat negotiable. Individually tailored licenses are specifically negotiated between the vendor (licensor) and user (licensee). They usually apply to specially designed software, databases, or to very large contracts. Exclusive licenses are ones in which the vendor (licensor) agrees not to give any of the same rights to use the licensed materials to anyone else. Non-exclusive licenses are those in which the vendor (licensor) is free to grant the same rights to others.

82. Library Media Programs In Louisiana Schools - Louisiana Department Of Education
    Assistance. Library Media Programs in louisiana Schools. Click below to downloadyour copy of louisiana s Library Media Program guidelines. Library  
    http://www.doe.state.la.us/lde/ssaa/1811.html
    
    Extractions: Division of School Standards, Accountability, and Assistance School and District Improvement School and District Accountability Textbooks Reading Programs Diplomas and Transcripts Home Study ... Nonpublic School Approval Education reform efforts have touched many aspects of school operations. School libraries will play a critical role in helping students live up to the more stringent academic requirements identified through the No Child Left Behind Act of 2000. The guidelines will help districts develop a supportive learning environment in which students can excel. The most recent wide-scale research studies involve several statewide studies on the impact of library media programs on student achievement in Colorado (1998), Pennsylvania (1999), Alaska (1999), Texas (2001), and Oregon (2001), among others. These studies, directed by Learning Resource Services in Colorado, confirm previous research results that demonstrated a strong correlation between an effective library media program and high student achievement. The most important findings of these studies demonstrate that academic achievement is higher in schools where:

83. Louisiana Secretary Of State/State Archives/Library
    The louisiana State Archives main library features books on general histories,census indexes, immigration schedules, New Orleans Ship Passenger List Index  
    http://www.sec.state.la.us/archives/archives/archives-library.htm
    
    Extractions: Books on general histories, census indexes, immigration schedules, church records, and family histories are available in the library. Also located in the research library, is a computerized database of more than two million names. The system provides census information, pedigree charts, international ancestral data, marriage information, a nationwide telephone index, and information based on Social Security filings. The library, located on the the first floor, has often been referred to as the "heart and soul" of the State Archives because it is the public's primary link to the latter. It is within this library that patrons are provided access to the thirty thousand cubic feet of records stored in the State Archives. Whether a novice researcher or a veteran genealogist, one can usually find among the State Archives repository records that shed light upon their ancestral history. Some of the more popular records requested by patrons utilizing the research library are assessment records, colonial documents, passenger manifests for the Port of New Orleans, military service records

84. Louisiana Delta Community College Library Resources
    Author Series. iLink Catalogs. ULM Library Catalog LOUIS/The LouisianaLibrary Network. Other. TILTTexas Information Literacy Tutorial.  
    http://www.ladelta.cc.la.us/home/library_index.asp

85. The Louisiana Library Connection
    The louisiana Library Connection. Have your library card or passwordready. Connect to http//lalibcon.state.lib.la.us. Follow the  
    http://www.avoyelleshigh.org/tlee/louisiana_library_connection.htm

86. Louisiana Division/City Archives/Special Collections - New Orleans Public Librar
    NEW ORLEANS PUBLIC LIBRARY louisiana Division City Archives and SpecialCollections. Rex receiving the keys to the city at Gallier  
    http://nutrias.org/~nopl/spec/speclist.htm
    
    Extractions: (John N. Teunisson Collection) The Louisiana Division is a reference division which collects all types of printed, manuscript, graphic, and oral resources relating to the study of Louisiana and its citizen and to the city of New Orleans and New Orleanians. Other areas of concentration are the Mississippi River, the Gulf of Mexico, and the South. Included within the Division's collections are books by or about Louisianians; city, regional, and state documents; manuscripts, maps, newspapers, periodicals, microfilms, photographs, slides, motion pictures, sound recordings, video tapes, postcards, and ephemera of every sort. The Louisiana Division also houses the City Archives , the official repository for the records of New Orleans municipal government (1769-present), and holds on deposit the pre-1927 records of the civil courts and the pre-1932 records of the criminal courts of Orleans Parish. Special Collections maintained by the Division are the Rare Vertical File, the Carnival Collection, the Louisiana Photograph Collection, the Map Collection, the Menu Collection, the Postcard Collection, the Manuscript Collection, and the Rare Book Collection.

87. Vertical File --Louisiana . . ., Louisiana Division, New Orleans Public Library
    louisiana Library Association, VF, louisiana Library AssociationDocuments,US Government Access Addresses, 1975, VF, louisiana Library Foundation, VF,  
    http://nutrias.org/~nopl/info/louinfo/vf/vflou.htm

88. System Unavailable
    Centenary College of louisiana Library. Areas of Interest, Return to Top. NorthwesternState University of louisiana Library. Nunez Community College Library.  
    http://www.studytactics.com/cgi-vb/streference.mac/tools?CSID=2D02U0UM0DDMAMQCCT

89. Regional Information: Louisiana
    Community Based Organizations. United Way louisiana Agencies Linksto six United Way agencies in louisiana. Library Information.  
    http://nnlm.gov/scr/outrch/louisiana.htm
    
    Extractions: Other Resources Nicknamed the "Pelican State", Louisiana is the 31st largest state with a land area of 43,562 square miles. The state's total population of 4,468,976 is mostly urban. According to the 2000 Census, 64 % is White, 32.5% is African American and 1.2% is Asian. Louisiana's 64 political divisions are called parishes, not counties. The state is home to six historically black colleges and universities including: Grambling State University Southern University and Xavier University . The state's largest city, New Orleans , is a popular tourist destination and home to its historic French Quarter. The capital, Baton Rouge, has the tallest capitol building in the country. The state was named in honor of France's King Louis XIV. Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals New Orleans Department of Health Office of Public Health Parish Health Unit ... Vital Records Registry

90. Louisiana Interlibrary Loan System
    Click here to find out more about About ILL Policies. Click here togo to the louisiana Library Connect Database. Library Staff click  
    http://la.library.net/databases.htm
    
    Extractions: JavaScript must be enabled on your browser for this PAC to work properly. Louisiana Library Connect Databases The State Library of Louisiana provides online reference resources to meet the informational needs of Louisiana citizens. A borrower card from a Louisiana public library or the State Library of Louisiana is needed to access the databases. lalibcon.state.lib.la.us TLC is a registered trademark of The Library Corporation. Click here to find out more about 'LOAN SHARK" Click here to find out more about 'Louisianna Public Libraries" Click here to find out more about About ILL Policies Click here to go to the Louisiana Library Connect Database Library Staff click here to go to LOAN SHARK the Louisiana Library System interlibrary loan system. Pages are username and password protected. Click here to check the status of materials you have borrowed or are seeking to borrow

91. Louisiana Government Agency Index
    Council of Information Services Directors, LOUIS louisiana Library Network.Education Consensus Estimating Conference, louisiana Census Data Center.  
    http://www.state.la.us/gov_agency.htm
    
    Extractions: Louisiana State Boards and Commissions ... Agency Contacts Agencies and Governmental Organizations Campus Federal Credit Union Louisiana State Museum Division of Administrative Law Motor Vehicles ... Real Estate Appraisers Board Statewide Councils and Programs Children's Cabinet and Advisory Board LAPAC: Procurement and Contracts Network CODOFILCouncil for Development of French LATAN: Assistive Technology Access Network ... Louisiana Senators

92. The Foundation Center - Cooperating Collections
    louisiana. EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH LIBRARY Centroplex Branch GrantsCollection 120 St. Louis Baton Rouge, LA 70802 (225) 3894967.  
    http://fdncenter.org/collections/ccla.html

93. Health Sciences Library Association Of Louisiana Home
    About us. The Health Sciences Library Association of louisiana (HSLAL) had itsfirst meeting in 1976 at the louisiana Library Association Conference.  
    http://www.tulane.edu/~hslal/
    
    Extractions: News The HSLAL Web Committee seeks websites and web-based projects to promote via our Links page . If you or another HSLAL member you know has created something you'd like to share with other members, please contact us! About us The Health Sciences Library Association of Louisiana (HSLAL) had its first meeting in 1976 at the Louisiana Library Association Conference. A second organizational meeting was held in the fall of that same year. On June 3, 1977, HSLAL members met in Pineville, LA. It was at this meeting that the members decided that HSLAL should remain independent from the Louisiana Library Association and the Louisiana Hospital Association. The purpose of HSLAL is to encourage and promote cooperation and communication among the librarians and library managers of health science institutions in the state of Louisiana. To this end, the Association is dedicated to the support of and the furtherance of programs which enhance the objectives of health sciences librarianship. Membership in the Association is open to all persons interested in health sciences librarianship.

94. Welcome To Tulane Special Collections
    o How to use our holdings. You can search for the louisiana Collection s books andmagazines on our library s online catalog, Tulanet Voyager. x. Our Resources.  
    http://www.tulane.edu/~lmiller/LaCollection.html

95. Iron Frog Productions: Letter Of Reference
    May 30, 2000 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Gary Roma s film, Puss in Books padded softlyinto the louisiana Library Association Annual Conference on March 15, 2000  
    http://www.ironfrog.com/references/lala.htm

96. Genealogy & Family History Databases. Genealogy Tree Software. Free Genealogy Se
    88 counties. Includes vital records extracts, libraries, archives, historical genealogical socities much more! 157. 87, California  
    http://www.genealogy.org/

97. ALA | Louisiana
    Print this page Print this page. ALCTS Home ALCTS. louisiana Library AssociationTechnical Services Interest Group. Web site N/A. Conferences Annually in March.  
    http://www.ala.org/ala/alctscontent/crgcontent/affiliaterelatio/directory/louisi

98. ALA | Mar040
    The Jefferson Parish (County), louisiana, Library System, located in the culturallyrich New Orleans, metropolitan area, seeks a dynamic and visionary leader  
    http://www.ala.org/ala/education/empopps/careerleadsb/alonlinejobads/mar040.html
    
    Extractions: LIBRARY DIRECTOR. The Jefferson Parish (County), Louisiana, Library System, located in the culturally rich New Orleans, metropolitan area, seeks a dynamic and visionary leader who works effectively and collaboratively with library staff and the library board as well as other governmental agencies, civic groups, and the general public. THE CREDENTIALS REQUIRED FOR THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE INCLUDE: Commitment to excellence in public service; excellent communication skills; strong background in planning and management; demonstrated ability to work within a culturally diverse community; experience with building programs, including new facilities and renovations of current facilities; demonstrated ability to work collaboratively with local and state officials; and experience in developing and directing a balanced service program. The Jefferson Parish Library System is a 15-branch system with a FY04 annual budget of $13 million and staff of 281 employees. CANDIDATES MUST HAVE an MLS from an ALA-accredited program plus 10 years of diversified and responsible administrative experience with a minimum of 3 years as a director or deputy director or similar position. Salary range is $52,112-$80,844. Starting salary will be commensurate with educational and experience requirements. Excellent fringe benefits and retirement package. Interested qualified candidates please forward resumes in confidence to:

99. LSUHSC/S Library
    database GIDEON. LSUHSC/S MAIN PAGE. DEPARTMENTS. PROMOTION TENURE. FACULTY HANDBOOK " While every effort is made to ensure that this information is upto-date and accurate, the statements found  
    http://lib-sh.lsumc.edu/

100. Library
     Welcome to ULMTM Library Homepage, comment,  
     http://www.ulm.edu/~dosmith/SANDELIN.HTM

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