# BookReview

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Forty Annual Hawai'i International Conference on System Sciences

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Forty Annual Hawai'i International Conference on System Sciences 

Digital divide plays an important role in last years’ discourse in theory and practice as well. Starting in the 90’s by focusing on infrastructures divides between the ‘have’ and ‘have-not’ and continuing in the following years to other dimensions of the divide such as skill, usage, governmental and communal support and more…

Karine Barzilai-Nahon

Assistant Professor

The Information School

University of Washington


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Serials and Electronic Resources Cataloger

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Serials and Electronic Resources Cataloger 
Assistant/Associate Professor Tenure Track 
The Valley Library Oregon State University 


Brenda Marcum 
121 Valley Library 
Corvallis, OR  97331-4501 
Phone: 541/737-3768; Fax: 541/737-3453 
Email: Brenda.Marcum@oregonstate.edu


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The Social Ramifications of Search Technologies

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Contact information: This course is being organized by Travis Kriplean (travis at cs) and David Orange (dborange at gmail). 

Society and technology seminar this spring 2006:
    Spring 2006: The Social Ramifications of Search Technologies

    CSE 590 SO (SLN 2932), Tue 12:30-1:20, CSE 403


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# Demonstrated ability to work as a part of a team in a cooperative effort.


Please forward resumes to:
Laura Swann <swann@engr.washington.edu>


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Reference Librarians for Kitsap Regional Library

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Please see attached position announcements for Youth Services and Reference Librarians for Kitsap Regional Library.
Sincerely,
Patti Allen, HR Specialist
Administrative Services Division
Kitsap Regional Library
1301 Sylvan Way
Bremerton, WA 98310
360-405-9102
-Check out our employment website at: www.krl.org <http://www.krl.org/>-


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Period 1 registration for summer 06 begins April 17th - still a month and a half away, but be sure to put it on your calendar if you opt to take summer courses. 
Best, 
Marie 
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Marie M. Potter 
MLIS Academic Advisor 
The Information School 
University of Washington 
206.616.2544 
mardup@u.washington.edu


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John W. Parker
President
Sagewood Press
1301 W. 560 S.
St. George, UT  84770
Need experienced, capable and reliable individual with informatics education and experience to do newspaper research at the Seattle Public Library or possibly at other locations as identified. Task: research newspaper archives dating back to mid to late 1970's (probably on microfiche or other media) and photocopy all articles occurring in the Seattle Times and PI involving the George Jackson Brigade (conducted protest bombings and bank robberies during the Viet Nam era in the Northwest), and John Sherman in particular who was a member of the Brigade. A high profile trial took place in 1978 involving John Sherman and others. Will also need to research all newspaper articles in both papers pertaining to this trial and make copies.


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Free To Be... You And Me is a storybook and a songbook, a collection of poems and a gallery of pictures that bring out the child in readers of all ages. This innovative book celebrates diversity, challenges stereotypes, and encourages kids to be themselves in a joyful, positive manner. Its contents can be read aloud and shared. Best of all, in t he midst of all the merriment this book brings, kids experience important messages and learn valuable life lessons.

Free to Be You and Me (Paperback)
by Marlo Thomas


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Unconventional Success : A Fundamental Approach to Personal Investment (Hardcover)
by David F. Swensen "John Maynard Keynes wrote, "Worldly wisdom teaches that it is better for reputation to fail conventionally than to succeed unconventionally..."


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The Four Pillars of Investing : Lessons for Building a Winning Portfolio (

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The Four Pillars of Investing : Lessons for Building a Winning Portfolio (Hardcover)
by William J. Bernstein "I'm often asked whether the markets behave rationally..."


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Rookie federal judge Cate Fante's early days on the Philadelphia bench rapidly descend into nightmare in this compelling stand-alone legal thriller from bestseller Scottoline (Devil's Corner). Fante is the presiding judge in an intellectual property case in which Richard Marz, a former Philly prosecutor, is suing Art Simone, a powerhouse Hollywood producer, for stealing his idea for a TV series about a team of prosecutors called Attorneys@Law. The day after Fante dismisses the lawsuit, someone plugs Simone in the forehead with a .22 outside the restaurant where he was dining with his attorneys. Marz is the chief suspect, and the authorities believe Fante could be his next victim. But her troubles really begin after Marz's crooked police partner discovers her secret vice of picking up nameless strangers in seedy dives for one-night stands. While some may be dissatisfied by the out-of-left-field solution to the mystery and the limited efforts to explain the judge's motives for her reckless behavior, the fast pace and ever-increasing tension will keep readers turning the pages. 12-city author tour. (Mar.)
Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.


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Exploratory User Research in Nokia Research and Social proximity applications: Who's around me, virtually?

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Jan Blom and Jan Chipchase from Nokia Research Center will be speaking on Exploratory User Research in Nokia Research and Social proximity applications: Who's around me, virtually?.


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Kimberley R. Barker, MLIS
Assistant Professor
Coordinator of Programs &Promotions

Ina Dillard Russell Library
Campus Box 043
Georgia College & State University
Milledgeville, GA 31061
Office number (478) 445-0981; FAX (478) 445-6847
kbarker@gcsu.edu                         http://library.gcsu.edu

Evolution in Reference and Information Services: The Impact of the Internet.
Edited by Di Su.  New York, NY: Haworth press; 2001: 230 pps.  
$24.95 (ISBN: 0-7890-1723-7)


