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Reviews the book 'The Papers of Will Rogers: From Vaudeville to Broadway,' Volume Three, September 1908-August 1915, edited by Arthur Frank Wertheim and Barbara Bair.

The section presents a bibliographical listing of books received for review by the Bulletin of the Art Libraries Society of North America as of its Spring 2002 issue.

Reviews the book "Access to Information: Portals, Content Selection, and Digital Information: Papers Presented at the 2003 University of Oklahoma Libraries Annual Conference," edited by Sul H. Lee.

This section presents a listing of books received by the editorial staff of the Journal of Human Resources in September 1967.

The article reviews the book "Information Systems in Practice and Theory," edited by P.C. Pirow, N.M. Duffy and J.C. Ford.

Reviews the book 'Exploring the Contexts of Information Behaviour: Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Research in Information Needs, Seeking and Use in Different Contexts, Sheffield, 1998,' by Thomas D. Wilson and David K. Allen.

The article reviews several online information resources related to health facilities management including the "Clinic Design--Transforming Primary Care Environments" Web site, located at www.healthdesign.org/clinics, "The Business Imperative for Sustainability--The Seven Critical Success Factors" paper, located at www.volantstrategies.com, and "LED Retrofits of Fluorescent Fixtures: A White Paper on Converting Fluorescent Lighting to High-Efficiency LED," located at www.albeotech.com/pdf/ConversionWP.pdf.

Reviews the book "Accounting Information Systems: A Book of Readings With Cases," edited by James A. Davis and Barry E. Cushing.

Provides information about several resources that are useful in the research of astronomy. Consideration of books that address cosmology; Reference to online information resources; Use of the Internet for research about astrophotography; Focus on scientific papers from astronomy conference; Recommended sources for the study of the Local Group.

Reviews the database ProQuest Newsstand from ProQuest Information & Learning.

Reviews the book "Asia.Com: Asia Encounters the Internet," edited by K. C. Ho, Randolph Kluver and Kenneth C. C. Yang.

Reviews the book "Effective Access to Information: Today's Challenge, Tomorrow's Opportunity," edited by Alphonse F. Trezza and G.K. Hall.

I believe that students and researchers working on ecological communities would be well served to read this book and to carefully consider Swenson's critiques and recommendations. Few have attempted to document the complex nature and history of the use of phylogenies in ecology, but Nathan Swenson does so admirably. [Extracted from the article]

Reviews the book "State Education Documents: A State-by-State Directory for Their Acquisition and Use."

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Reviews several books, music recordings, CD-ROMs and videos. 'Noise, Water, Meat: A History of Sound in the Arts,' by Douglas Kahn; 'Ereia,' performed by Doctor Nerve and the Sirius String Quartet; 'Ruskin's Journey: Teaching People to See,' produced for Lancaster University Television, United Kingdom.

Reviews the book "Education and Large Information Systems," by R. A. Buckingham.

Reviews the book "The Power to Inform: Media: The Business of Information," by Jean-Louis Servan-Schreiber.

The article reviews the book "Information Sources in Engineering: 4th Ed.," edited by Roderick A. MacLeod and Jim Corlett.

Reviews the book "Know It All, Find It Fast: An A-Z Source Guide for the Enquiry Desk," 2nd ed., by Bob Duckett, Peter Walker and Christinea Donnelly.

The article reviews the book "The Reference Collection: From the Shelf to the Web," edited by William J. Frost.

The article reviews the book "Authority Control in Organizing and Accessing Information : Definition and International Experience," edited by Arlene G. Taylor and Barbara B. Tillett.

See also Durand's [5] note ("La date des textes de Hazor"); although it is not explicitly a review of the entire book, it is concerned with the Middle Bronze Age documents from Hazor. Hazor 14: reading I ma-na-ap-tum i , see Durand, "La date des textes de Hazor" ([5]): 89, and similarly Hazor 16. Thus, the sender of the letter was probably none other than Samsi-Addu I, which is also indicated by the ductus of the text.[7] In the case of the texts from Hazor, another peculiarity represents the dating of Hazor 11 and 14. [Extracted from the article]

This article introduces Anita Coleman, an assistant professor at the School of Information Resources and Library Sciences at the University of Tucson in Tucson, Arizona. The article discusses Coleman’s work in developing the dLIST, which stands for the digital Library of Information Science and Technology. DLIST is an open access digital archive of information sciences and resources.

Reviews the Yahoo Get Local City Guides web site, which provides a mix of governmental, not-for-profit, and commercial sites. Features; Searching capabilities.

Reviews online business database products. BoldIdeas by John Wiley & Sons; Books24X7 BusinessPro by Books24X7.com; ECONbASE by Elsevier Science; Others.

Reviews resources for information about diabetes milletus. General guides such as `American College of Physicians Home Medical Guide to Diabetes'; Selections for medical complications such as `101 Foot Care Tips for People with Diabetes'; Diet and nutrition books, including `16 Myths of a Diabetic Diet'; Diabetic cookbooks; Reference materials pertaining to alternative therapies, emotional issues, personal narratives, special populations, children's books, periodicals, videos, associations, and Web sites.

Reviews the book "Introduction to Reference Sources in the Health Sciences," 2nd. ed., by F. W. Roper and J. A. Boorkman.

Reviews the book "Intelligent Systems: The Unprecedented Opportunity," edited by Jean E. Hayes and Donald Michie.

Reviews the book "Development of Information Systems for Education," by Khateeb M. Hussain.

Reviews the book 'The Economics of Information,' edited by Jana Varlejs.

The article presents the discussion on book reviews.

The article reviews several journals regarding special education including "Educators' Guide to Effective Special Education Materials," 1983—84 Edition, edited by Paul Ash, "Educators' Guide to Exemplary Special education Curricula: Results of a National Field Based Survey (1985)," edited by Paul Ash.

The article reviews the book "Consumer Sourcebook," Fourth Edition, by Paul Wasserman and Gita Siegman.

Reviews the book "Information Resources and Corporate Growth," by Eduardo Punset and Gerry Sweeney.

Reviews the book "Fundamentals of Information Studies: Understanding Information and Its Environment," by June Lester and Wallace C. Koehler.

The article reviews the book "Moving People and Knowledge: Scientific Mobility in an Enlarging European Union," by Louise Ackers and Bryony Gill.

Reviews the book "Information Systems and the Economics of Innovation," edited by Chrisanthi Avgerou and Renata Lébre La Rovere.