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Dick Atlee was telling me about this at the last library tea.
“From Booklist
Kunstler established a writing career criticizing American suburbia (e.g., The Geography of Nowhere, 1993), and his animosity against his bete noire does not abate here. It’s a
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“Sullivan met with about a dozen of Ross Alameddine’s former elementary school classmates in the lower level of the church yesterday afternoon, after the church’s regular Sunday Mass es . He said Alameddine, 20 , attended the 420 -student St. Mary’s Schoo
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“The intention is to demonstrate the ability of OpenURL resolvers to provide context-sensitive, extended services based on the metadata embedded in OpenURLs and to describe the construction of simple OpenURL resolver software. The software described here
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This may be what I’ve been looking for to get arbitrary OpenURL references into del.icio.us
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Creating Links to Full Text | FSU Libraries
You can use the SFX OpenURL Generator to build a dynamic URL to a full text … The URL that you construct using the SFX OpenURL Generator can be used in …
www.lib.fsu.edu/sfx_linker - 29k - Cached - Similar
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The most widely-used link server and the linking solution of choice for over 1,000 libraries worldwide, SFX - the original OpenURL link resolver - is an innovative tool for interconnecting library-controlled resources and services. SFX provides users with
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“In case you’re interested in the code, here’s a compressed tar file of the 200+ lines of code and the support files to exercise it. No promises that it’s abstract enough to build a Wiki on, but I did go to the trouble of adding the gratuitous white-spac
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This appears to be about as far as Maine gets on Library 2.0 technologies. I got here whilst trying to find a OpenURL referrer in Maine.
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“Library cataloging, classification, metadata, subject access and related topics.”
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via http://catalogablog.blogspot.com/
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“The COinS Generator is ready for comment at
http://generator.ocoins.info/ The COinS generator is running on a
fully functional instance of Openly’s 1Cate Link Resolver, so you can
send it OpenURL 0.1 or 1.0 links and get back COinS info. We have
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“Try this: if you’re writing in your weblog about some book you’ve read, the book is the referent. You want people reading your weblog to be able to get that book, or at least to look it up somewhere, easily. So, you could post a link to an online booksto
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Author: White
Title: Onward & Upward with the Arts - Farewell, My Lovely
Source: The New Yorker [0028-792X] yr:1936 pg:20-22
May 16, 1936
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“He published Ho Hum in 1931, Another Ho Hum in 1932, Every Day Is Saturday in 1934, and in 1936, in the New Yorker, under the pseudonym Lee Strout White, the essay “Farewell My Lovely!” One of his best-known pieces, it was suggested to him by a manuscrip
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Author: White
Title: The Talk of the Town - Comment - We saw a Moto-Scoot in Abercrombie’s
Source: The New Yorker [0028-792X] yr:1936 pg:7-7
December 26, 1936
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1885 Benz
1898 Leon Bollee Tri-Car
1901 Riker Torpedo Racer
1902 Oldsmobile Runabout
1902 Rambler Runabout
1903 Mercedes Simplex Tourer
1903 Prescott Runabout
1904 Pierce Stanhope
1904 Stanley Runabout
1905 Panhard et Levasso
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1901 Steffey Motorcycle
1913 Scripps-Booth Bi-Autogo
1919 Harley Davidson
1922 Royal Enfield
1931 Henderson
1931 Indian Four Cylinder
1932 Harley Davidson
1938 Indian Scout
1953 Whizzer Sportsman
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1868 Velocipede Boneshaker
1870 Noyes Tricycle
ca. 1875 Mergomobile
1879 Harvard Highwheeler
ca. 1885 Quadrant Tricycle
ca. 1885 American Star Safety Highwheeler
ca. 1887 Safety Bicycle
ca 1890 National Offset Tricycle
ca. 1896 Pi
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ca. 1880 Simpson Dennison Launch Engine 1915 Smith Motor Wheel
1880 Merlin Portable Steam Engine 1916 Lawrance Twin
ca. 1885 Horizontal Compound Steam Engine 1917 Clerget Rotary
ca. 1890 Rider External Combustion Engine 1917 Gnom
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Inspired by David Weitzman’s wonderful Model T: How Henry Ford Built a Legend, I’ve been riffing on the Tin Lizzie. I like it because it’s minimal, simple and archetypal. There are some wonderful resources: videos, parts catalogs (I could almost build one
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“I have worked in education and history museums for 20 years, and I have yet to find a more complete and entertaining guide for “doing” local history. Weitzman has compiled activities and ideas that teach all aspects of local and family history: using the