41. FDLP Desktop Site Index Site index. in Federal Depository libraries SEE W - Work Stations in Federal Depository libraries, Recommended Specifications for public Access. http://www.access.gpo.gov/su_docs/fdlp/tools/siindex.html

F e d e r a l D e p o s i t o r y L i b r a r y P r o g r a m Home About the FDLP Depository Management Electronic Collection ... Site Search Site Index A B E F ... W A TOP About the FDLP About the FDLP Desktop Administrative Notes ... Annual Report, LPS [ FY: askLPS B TOP Ben's Guide to U.S. Government for Kids Biennial Report to Congress on the Status of GPO Access Biennial Survey of Depository Libraries ... Browse Topics C TOP Calendar Cataloging Guidelines, GPO [ MS Word PDF Catalog of United States Government Publications Claim, Web ... Core Documents of U.S. Democracy D TOP Depository Library Directory, SEE F Federal Depository Library Directory Depository Library Conference, Proceedings of the Annual Federal Spring Council Presentations: Depository Library Council Depository Library Public Service Guidelines For Government Information in Electronic Formats Depository Management Designation Handbook for Federal Depository Libraries ... Documents Data Miner E TOP Electronic Documents Working Group (A GPO – Depository Community Project) Electronic Federal Depository Library Program: Transition Plan, FY 1996 - FY 1998 [ Note: The information in this publication is outdated. It is provided here for research purposes only ]

42. Familia - Family History Resources In Public Libraries In Britain And Ireland index of family history resources held by public libraries in Britain and Ireland http://www.familia.org.uk/

The UK and Ireland's guide to genealogical resources in public libraries Text Index The UK and Ireland's guide to genealogical resources in public libraries Text Index

43. EPA Libraries EPA Test Method index is provided by the EPA New England Library. (PDF, 85pp., 1.4 MB). Services for the public Most EPA libraries offer services to the general http://www.epa.gov/natlibra/

Libraries Contact Us Print Version Search: EPA Home Information Sources Libraries About EPA Libraries Link to EPA Libraries Online Library System Library Publications ... Services for EPA Staff The mission of EPA's libraries is to improve access to information for EPA decision making and environmental awareness. Adobe Acrobat Reader, available as a free download, will be needed to view some of these files. See EPA's PDF page to learn more about PDF and for a link to the free Acrobat Reader. About EPA Libraries Twenty-eight EPA libraries around the United States make up the EPA National Library Network. Learn about our background and our policies and procedures. Link to EPA Libraries Connect to the home pages of the 28 EPA libraries to learn about their collections, locations and services. Online Library System (OLS) The Online Library System (OLS) is the shared library catalog of EPA's libraries. Use OLS to search for books, reports and journals that are available from our libraries. Library Publications Business Case for Information Services: EPA's Regional Libraries and Centers details the results of a recent library study. (PDF, 24pp., 197.1 KB)

44. House Rules CATALOG Hawaii Newspaper index public Access Catalogs Other Databases LOCATIONS Contacts Hours List of libraries INFORMATION Book Recommendations Internet http://www.librarieshawaii.org/locations/

H AWAII S TATE P UBLIC L IBRARY S YSTEM Home Locations The 50 libraries which make up the Hawaii State Public Library System (HSPLS) are located on the following islands: Hawai`i Kaua`i Lana`i Maui ... Map of all the libraries in the State of Hawaii For all technical questions, please contact us at esss@librarieshawaii.org Last update on: 6/07/04 Visitors since 6/07/04, 3:05 PM

45. Saginaw Obituary Index This site has indexed 125000 newspaper obituaries, courtesy of the public libraries of Saginaw. http://www.tricitynet.com/pls/obit.nsf?OpenDatabase

46. About NPR: Internships internship is paid through the Everett public Service Internship learning a database, interns will index music CDs into in a career in music libraries or sound http://www.npr.org/about/jobs/intern/

Skip Navigation Programs and Schedules All Programs A-Z All Schedules MOST VISITED PROGRAMS All Songs Considered All Things Considered Car Talk Day to Day The Diane Rehm Show Fresh Air with Terry Gross Morning Edition The Motley Fool Radio Show Performance Today Talk of the Nation The Tavis Smiley Show Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me! Weekend Edition Saturday Weekend Edition Sunday SCHEDULES NPR Stations' Schedules NPR.org Program Stream NPR Worldwide NPR on Sirius Satellite Radio archives transcripts discussions stations ... help var SA_ID="nprpix;npr"; News Politics Iraq Books ... Program Stream 24-Hour schedule Contact NPR Sponsor NPR Press Room ... Ombudsman NPR is gearing up for the 2004 Summer Internship Program which begins June 2. We received nearly 1,000 applications from all over the US by our February 15th deadline and we are very grateful for your strong interest in NPR and our Next Generation Radio training program. The deadline for applications for our Fall internship program is July 15, 2004. Selections of Fall interns will be made by late August with the program beginning in September If you applied for a summer internship and were not contacted and remain eligible, we encourage you to consider applying for our Fall Internship Program. Due to the large volume of applications we receive, we are unable to notify applicants who were not selected for internships.

47. Santa Cruz Guide - Index Of Business Categories Cruz County. index by Business Category, Sunday, May 23, 2004. Browse To. Next Page. Page 1 2. Category librariespublic. Aptos Library http://www.santacruzguide.com/page.cgi/pages/sicindex/823106-001.html

The Premier Guide to Business, Entertainment and Recreation in Santa Cruz County. Index by Business Category Thursday, June 10, 2004 Features. . . The Astrology of Santa Cruz Real Estate Santa Cruz Style The Santa Cruz Community Movie Review ... Restaurant Review Find... document.write("","") See today's events Surfing Resources Restaurants Night Clubs Movies Submit Your... Business to SC Guide Event to SC Guide Other Regional Guides Monterey Guide Lake Tahoe Guide Related Topics Awards We've Won! About SC Guide Advertise on SC Guide Feedback to SC Guide Advertisement... Browse To Next Page Categories A B C D ... Z Page Category: Libraries-Public Aptos Library A Santa Cruz City County Public Librar Aptos, 95003-3815 831-688-5782 Aptos Library A Santa Cruz City County Public Librar Aptos, 95003-3815 831-688-5688 Ben Lomond Library Ben Lomond, 95005-9302 831-336-5639 Boulder Creek Library A Santa Cruz City County Publi Boulder Creek, 95006-9301 831-338-7277 Boulder Creek Library A Santa Cruz City County Publi Boulder Creek, 95006-9301 831-338-7278 Branciforte Library Santa Cruz, 95062-2523 831-429-3173

48. Public Libraries Welcome to a community of public libraries! Here you will most extensive directory of public libraries of the United States The listings of local libraries in this web site will http://www.publiclibraries.com/

Public Libraries Web Community Alabama Kentucky North Dakota Alaska ... Wyoming Website Directory Travel Links Go to US State Libraries Presidential Libraries National Libraries of the World Library of Congress ... National Library of Medicine Web Links Plane Tickets : A great portal site for air travelers with tips to save money! Cheap Airline Tickets Hotels Home I About the Site I I Contact Us Welcome to a community of public libraries! Here you will find the most extensive directory of public libraries of the United States. Please feel at home and enjoy your library search. The listings of local libraries in this web site will be updated continuously. If you would like to suggest a library to this site, please click here . We appreciate your input. Please let us know what you think about our site. Thank you. © PublicLibraries.com and the content providers.

49. Index To Current Urban Documents Regularly published guide to the reports and research that are generated by local government agencies, civic organizations, academic and research organizations, public libraries, and metropolitan and regional planning agencies in approximately 500 selected cities in the United States and Canada. http://www.urbdocs.com/

June 10, 2004 The Index to Current Urban Documents (ICUD) is the only regularly published guide to the reports and research that are generated by local government agencies, civic organizations, academic and research organizations, public libraries, and metropolitan and regional planning agencies in approximately 500 selected cities in the United States and Canada. A yearly subscription to ICUD includes a fully searchable online index with full text documents available as PDF files. More than 2,400 documents indexed each year from more than 500 major U.S. and Canadian cities. Updated every six to eight weeks, ICUD features full text documents. URLs of all agencies are included in the Index. Several Subscription Options are available, as well as a Free Demo For more information about the Index to Current Urban Documents and the Urban Documents Program, read our FAQ Sheet Subscription: Select type Demo Full Index Only Region One Region Two Region Three Region Four Region Five Region Six Username: Password: IP Recognition Login Forget your password?

50. Library Lovers' Month Offers library support groups some ideas for making February a monthlong celebration of school, public, and private libraries of all types. http://www.librarysupport.net/librarylovers/

February 2004 Library supporters create a celebration of their very own in honor of libraries. Library Lovers' Month is a month-long celebration of school, public, and private libraries of all types. This is a time for everyone, especially library support groups, to recognize the value of libraries and to work to assure that the Nation's libraries will continue to serve. Link to this page: "How To Love Your Library" Page Here is a Promotional Calendar of Ideas you can use all year long. A Valentine for your library . This detailed fundraiser is our jewel in the crown and a source of inspiration. How do you make Library Lover's Month official? Here is a sample Proclamation POEM: MY LIBRARY by Varda One. Add this as an additional "read aloud" by a younger library lover at your Proclamation event. Library Lovers growing list of Community Outreach Ideas and Things to Do. . Tell us yours. The Heart Of The Library: Take A Librarian To Lunch OH SO WONDERFUL! Download the entire an unabashedly mushy collection of TEN FREE BOOKMARKS as an assortment on two pages ( liblovebk-asorted.pdf

51. Fastforward Home National community viewing and discussion initiative based on sixweek public library programs of scholar-led lectures, documentary film screenings and discussions on the impact of the following communications technologies telephone, radio, film, TV and the Internet. Includes information on participating libraries. http://www.fastforwardproject.org/

From party lines to the Internet, the Fast Forward Series looks at the development of information technology that permeates our world today. It encourages participants to explore how theses innovations have changed our lives. The Fast Forward Series is part of the Film and Discussion Series , a project of National Video Resources in partnership with American Library Association info@filmanddiscussion.org www.filmanddiscussion.org webmaster.

52. The Page Has Moved. Top/Regional/North_America/United_States/California/Arts_and_Entertainment/libraries/public http://www.ci.oceanside.ca.us/library

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53. Security Issues In Ohio Public Libraries Results of a study showing the perception of library security issues in Ohio public libraries. http://members.aol.com/libraryguru31/myhomepage/writing.html

Main Writing htmlAdWH('7002588', '234', '60'); Security Issues in Ohio Public Libraries by Michael Lorenzen (This study was published as "Security Issues of Ohio Public Libraries." ERIC ED #416 907, February 1998. It is now becoming dated. I am putting it online as there is a dearth of good information online about library security.) INTRODUCTION: Educational institutions are not always safe and secure places. Violence and property crimes can and do occur. Public libraries are no exception and they are subject to a wide variety of security concerns. These include the theft and mutilation of library material as well as the harassment of library staff and patrons by disturbed individuals. Libraries have responded in many ways to these issues including installing security systems and writing library security policies. A survey was conducted in January 1997 to determine the security issues of Ohio public libraries. The survey examined library perceptions of security as well as determining if certain security problems had occurred in the last 12 months. The survey also asked if each library had an electronic security system or written security policy. The survey was randomly distributed to 100 libraries of differing sizes around the state. Of these, 70 were returned resulting in a 70% completion rate. The survey was also addressed to the Head of Circulation at each library as the person in this position normally deals with security problems when they occur. PERCEPTIONS OF SECURITY: Question number one asked, "Do you believe that security is a problem at your library?" This question was asked to see what the perceptions of security problems were in Ohio public libraries. While individual definitions of whether a library is having problems with security will differ from person to person, overall those individuals working in libraries with significant security problems will probably know it. The results showed that a majority of libraries (63%) did have problems with security. The other libraries (37%) did not consider security to be a problem.

54. LIBRARIANS' RESOURCE CENTRE. Home Page & Site Map A selective collection of resources compiled to facilitate information search and retrieval. Organized in three categories public service (pointers to search engines, topical guides, ready reference and databases on the net), professional development (knowledge management, library literature, employment resources, and library associations), and technical resources (cataloguing, internet/intranet development tools, and acquisitions sourcing). Provided by the Toronto chapter of the Special libraries Association. http://www.sla.org/chapter/ctor/toolbox/resource/cover.htm

LRC Home Search Help About LRC Awards, Articles and Accolades ... Feedback Search the LRC Database: Recent Additions: Last 30 Days Last 60 Days Last 90 Days Last 120 Days Quick search categories Reference Resources Subject-Specific Resources Professional Development Ready Reference Calculators Encyclopedias Quotations ... Web Site Evaluation To receive monthly notification of updates, send an email to: librariansresourcecentre-subscribe@yahoogroups.com To unsubscribe, send an email to: librariansresourcecentre-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com Librarians' Resource Centre developed by Margaret Gross and maintained by writeEmail('dhook','mdrobotics.ca','Dave Hook'); Database hosted by and powered by Special Libraries Association document.write("Last Updated : " + document.lastModified + "")

55. Boston Public Library Home Page Principal facilities located in Boston, Massachusetts. Besides acting as a circulating library for the Boston area (25 branches), BPL hosts a huge collection of rare books, manuscripts, maps, musical scores and prints, including several first edition folios by William Shakespeare. Research collections include Americana, anarchism, architecture, biography, Boston and Massachusetts history, children's literature, music, the performing arts, politics, religion and social action. Research affiliations Association of Research libraries, Research Library Group. http://www.bpl.org/

Ask a Librarian 24 hours a day Quick Feature Finder 24x7 Reference Help Booklists - Adults Booklists - Teens Booklists - Children Calendar of Events Catalogs City of Boston Directions Electronic Books Genealogy Government Documents Hours and Addresses Internet Resources Job Opportunities Kids' Page Library Cards Library History Literacy Services Museum Pass Program My Account Online Tutoring Printing Tips Publications Request books Restaurants Sargent Project Search Our Resources Search Our Website Special Collections Sports Temples of Boston Store Support the Library Tax Information Teen Lounge Wireless Internet Mayor Thomas M. Menino will lead a tribute to Former President Ronald Reagan prior to the showing of his funeral, starting at 10 a.m. Friday, June 11 in the BPL’s Rabb Lecture Hall. The Boston Public Library will host a film series of classics starring Massachusetts-native Bette Davis on Monday nights throughout June. Award winning author, Edward Burger will present Magic with Mathematics: Is the Formula Faster than the Eye?

56. Library Media & PR children in both public and private schools are taking up the slack. Parentdriven fund-raising keeps classrooms stocked with computers, libraries filled with http://www.ssdesign.com/librarypr/

Wednesday, June 09, 2004 Down With DVD Dooming Damage The Hollywood Reporter But, as many libraries have discovered, DVDs are more subject to damage and can have a significantly shorter useful life in circulation than CDs. It makes one wonder if "DVD" stands for Digital Video Disc or Damaged Video Disaster? In fact, DVD damage and premature DVD failure is enough of a problem for some libraries that the issue is getting some attention from a range of sources. In his September 2003 column in American Libraries , "A DVD Is Not A Frisbee," Walt Crawford talks about DVD damage and there has been much discussion on various discussion lists about possible solutions to the problem. But in the final analysis, there seems to be a growing consensus that patron education about DVD care may be the best way to keep your DVD collection in shape. DVD_bkmk.pdf - 105 KB DVD_insert2up.pdf - 90 KB DVD_insert4up.pdf - 77 KB DVD_signage.pdf 75 KB More information: A DVD Is Not A Frisbee , by Walter Crawford. From TechTV: How to Remove CD Scratches Taking Care of your DVDs Crafts From CDs, Diskettes, and Jewel Cases for kids and grownups

57. Friends Of The Santa Cruz Public Libraries Calendar of Friends and Library activities, weekly highlights, Friends newsletter. Volunteer, sponsor, and membership information, with online volunteer application. Friends store, with pictures of gift items. http://www.fscpl.org/

Give to Guarantee Our libraries need your help to guarantee the health of the new books and media fund. Please make a special donation to support this important fund during our Give to Guarantee campaign. Read more... This Week at the Library Mon 6/7 September Project planning session. 5:30 pm, Central Branch. Joint Powers Board Meeting. Closed session, 7:00 pm; open session, 7:30 pm. Central Branch Meeting Room. Tue 6/8 Storytime (0-13 months). 10:15 am, Branciforte Branch. Storytime (ages 3-6). 10:30 am, La Selva Beach Branch; 10:30 am, Scotts Valley Branch; 11:15 am, Capitola Branch. Storytime (school age). 7:00 pm, Boulder Creek Branch. Wed 6/9 Storytime (ages 3-6). 10:15 am, Central Branch; 11:00 am, Boulder Creek Branch. Storytime (18 months-3 years). 11:15 am, Capitola Branch. Thu 6/10 Storytime (ages 3-6). 10:15 am, Aptos Branch; 11:00 am, Felton Branch. Storytime (18 months-3 years). 10:15 am, Central Branch. Fri 6/11 Aptos Chess Club: Chess Master Dana MacKenzie welcomes kids ages 6 and up, all levels. 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm, Aptos Branch. Sat 6/12 Learn to Use the Library Catalog. 8:30 am, Aptos Branch.

58. Innovative Internet Applications In Libraries Highlights examples of effective use of the Internet in the following categories virtual reference desks, innovative Internet librarians, library ejournals, image maps in public library sites, e-mail subscription newsletters in public libraries, book and reading lists, special collections (exhibits), and online catalogs. http://www.wiltonlibrary.org/innovate.html

Book and Reading Lists E-Journals Local Databases "My Library" Personalized Interfaces ... Miscellaneous Note that many of these library sites offer several innovative applications be sure to explore. Special sections of sites designed for segments of the service population are increasingly part of library offerings. Bettendorf [IA]Public Library Teens' Page Boston Public Library Teen Lounge Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh's Teens Real Life Dewey Browse [Chesterfield, NH School Library] [Winnipeg Public Library] Just for Kids [Tacoma, WA Public Library] Kids' Place [Newark, NJ Public Library] Kidspoint [The Central Rappahannock VA Regional Library] Children's Room [High Point NC Public Library] Kids' Central [Waukesha, WI Public Library] Infozone [Brooklyn Public Library] On-Lion for Kids [NY Public Library] Oplin OH! Kids [Ohio Public Library Information Network] Phoenix Teen Central [Phoenix, AZ Public Library] Potamus Place and YAzine [Cleveland Heights-University Heights OH Public Library] Senior Center [Wilton CT Library] Senior Corner [Traverse Area District Library, Traverse City, Michigan]

59. The OPLIN Website Has Moved Ohio public Library Information Network. Oversees Internet access for Ohio public libraries. Comprehensive intro for information on all things Ohio News, government, history, statistics, travel. Access to some databases limited to registered Ohio library patrons. http://www.oplin.lib.oh.us/

Click anywhere to go to the new OPLIN website, or simply wait 10 seconds.

60. Kalamazoo Public Library Top/Regional/North_America/United_States/Michigan/Arts_and_Entertainment/libraries/public http://www.kpl.gov/home.htm

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