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P.A.L.: Transcript of Module 3 (Online Searching) Search Strategies: Colleen: In this segment, we are going to talk about two concepts related to on-line searching. This first concept is word searching versus subject heading searching. The second concept is how to talk to a database to get the most relevant information out of the database to help you find articles for your research. If you understand these two concepts, you'll have much more luck in finding the information that you need. Let's get started. Word Searching vs. Subject Heading Searching This is the Library of Congress down in Washington D.C. People who work here are the ones responsible for coming up with that call number system we talked about earlier that starts with letters rather than numbers. They also develop subject headings that describe the contents of books on related topics or subjects. Let's take a look at a record for example. This is a description of a book owned by the BGSU libraries, or in other words, a record for a particular book. Notice the area that is highlighted a different color near the bottom of the screen. This is the subject heading field. This book and others like it share descriptive words to describe the contents of the book or in other words, the same subject heading. When you do a subject heading search, this is the only area or field of the record for this particular book that the computer searches. When I was down in Washington D.C., I was able to film some of the librarians at the Library of Congress when they were trying to decide what subject heading to assign a set of cook books that they had sitting in front of them. Let's take a look at that right now.

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Subscribe to our Newsletter! We follow a strict no-spam and privacy policy Discount for ISIC members Discount for ISE members Argentina Wines Places not to miss in Buenos Aires! Neighborhood Guide Getting around in Buenos Aires! ... Airfare Finder Health Insurance The school Teaching Staff Course Overview Programs ... Photos Escuela Superior de Cocina Alicia Berger We are proud to have Alicia Berger as the director for Gicarg's Cooking Program. Ms. Berger established the first cooking school in the country 16 years ago. She is well known throughout Argentina and lists among her culinary achievements, her own television program for more than 10 years. The school itself is housed in a beautiful and modern facility in the upscale Belgrano neighborhood of Buenos Aires. Our program introduces students to traditional Argentinean cooking covering a wide variety of recipes - from those having an indigenous influence to others reflecting the influence of the Italian and Spanish immigrants to Argentina. For five years consecutively, students from her school have won first prize at Argentina's Expogourmandise in the Baby Chef category.

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At the far end of the continent When most people think of Argentina, they think about Tango, delicious meat and the Pampas, an endless flat grassland. But Argentina is a lot more than that. It is a country of beautiful landscapes, warm people and rich customs. If you look at a map of South America, we will find a triangle (Argentina) inside a bigger one (South America), which points towards the Antarctic. Ushuaia, the southernmost town in the world, is located in the very end of the country. Argentina is surrounded by natural boundaries: mountains, forests and rivers separate Argentina from its neighbors Brazil, Chile, Bolivia, Paraguay and Uruguay. Argentina is a huge country the second-largest country in South America and the eighth in the world. It is about 3/10 the size of U.S. and four times larger than the state of Texas. Such a big nation contains a vast land with an incredible variety of landscapes: deserts, mountains, rivers, lakes, tropical woods, savannas (treeless land), valleys with glacial ices, the Atlantic Ocean. Did you know that the highest mountain in the Western Hemisphere is in Argentina? Aconcagua is located in the Andes mountain range, the natural border with Chile, and is 22,834 feet above the sea level. A place, its people

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Knowledge is Power SEARCH our WEBSITE Site Map Languages Science Jobs + CVs Travel ... Best Language Schools Learn Spanish in Argentina Best Spanish Language Schools in Argentina, Colleges List CLICK on a school name below, to go directly to the school website. (Visa Info) Located at the foot of the Andes, Mendoza is a beautiful city teeming with life. There is a multicultural atmosphere in this metropolis. Life is busy here in a man made oasis amidst an area of semi desert. As a pass through point on the road from and to Chile, Mendoza has become a cosmopolitan center. It is an ideal point of departure for Chile, Bolivia and Perú, and then of course for excursions into the mountains north and south of the country. Mendoza is big enough to meet people, enjoy quality shows, go to a club or to a bar. If you prefer solitude and taking in the scenery, you're less than an hour away from places of unparalleled natural beauty. Skiing, climbing, horse riding, trekking, rafting or just to enjoying the mountain landscape are all possible. More Info Courses: Immersion, Crash, Executive, Business Spanish, Special Interests

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Argentinean Red Shrimp Sauté with Chef Alexander Kinzler Alexander Kinzler, a classically-trained chef, is the owner and president of Vatel Premium Cuisine. Born in Alsace, France, he spent years training and then cooking in some of the top three-star Michelin restaurants of Europe. Alex has worked as the personal chef for France’s Secretary of Defense, and although we won’t mention any names, he’s currently keeping busy cooking for Hollywood’s top action hero. Let’s just say “I’ll be back”. Ingredients: 2 Tbsp butter 1 Tbsp olive oil 2/3 cup diced yellow onion 2/3 cup diced celery 2/3 cup diced red bell pepper 1/2 cup white wine 1 Tbsp finely minced garlic 1 Vatel Rich Lobster Stock, 9 oz. package

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Latin Connoisseur Investments Security Employment editorial@latinconnoisseur.com ARGENTINEAN WINE GUIDE RECIPES ... DINING ARGENTINEAN GASTRONOMY The development of Argentinean Gastronomy started when the Spanish arrived to this country at that time there was not a big Indian civilization where is now Argentina. Mostly their culinary legacy is based on a mixture between Spanish cooking methods using indigenous and later introduced ingredients. In addition this hybrid developed a very strong culinary influence which began with the newer arrivals from Europe being the Italian the most dominant group to influence their cooking. "Beef the heart of Argentinean Gastronomy" In the 20th century Argentina is known around the world undoubtedly for their beef " THE BEST BEEF IN THE WORLD ". When the conquerors arrived to this lands they discovered lands with grass the "pampas" (Indian/Quechua word for flat surface.) like an ocean not of water but and ocean full of green vast grass. At that time the Spanish weren't really interested in "green pastures" what they wanted was to become rich with Gold so they headed back north to Bolivia, Peru and other South American countries which were rich in gold and silver. With good fortune for the animals (cattle and horses) who didn't leave and stayed at this pampas this lands became their "promised land" for about 450 years they have enjoyed and they still do enjoy an exceptional climate constant rain and the endless free mountains of green grass.

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ARGENTINEAN RECIPES EMPANADA CRIOLLAS Nombre: Empanada Criollas Dough: 1 Kg. or 2 pounds of white flour 1 egg, salt, water 250 g. or ½ pound of "grasa de pella" Filling: 2 pounds of veal beef, tenderloin in preference, in slices 5 milimeters thick. With a sharp knife cut it in small cubes 5 milimeters wide. It can be used minced meat from the butcher but this is not the right "criollo" way. 2 large onions minced well chopped. 2 tablespoons of paprika 1 tablespoon of dried crushed red pepper(flakes) 2 cups filled of "grasa de pella", salt PREPARATION OF DOUGH a- Combine flour and salt in a bowl. b- Pour in the tepid liquid "grasa de pella", the entire egg and water until reasonable well combined. c- Turn out on a floured surface and knead until smooth. d- Leave 15 minutes to rest covered with a moisted cloth. e- Roll on the dough with a knead-stick stretching until 3 milimeters thick. f- Cut circles aproximately 5 inches in diameter. PREPARATION OF FILLING a- Heat the two large cups of "grasa de pella" in a saucepan until liquid. b- Saute in it the chopped onion until soft but not brown.

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