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The time of year to honour those we care about with a special gift is here! An individual or workshop retreat is a great way to let those creative people in your life (including yourself, of course) know that you understand how important their creative work is to them. The gift of a retreat is also your recognition of how much they would benefit from having time in which their only responsibility is to enhance their skills and further their artistic projects.
Your gift could be either a retreat during which they could focus on their own work or a workshop retreat focused on a specific topic and led by a recognized expert. The following is a list of the residential workshop retreats that have been scheduled thus far for 2014:
10 through 16 May: Writing with Fire, led by David Hazard
http://www.itsyourlifebethere.com/meet-david-hazard.html (David led this workshop at Anam Cara last year and is back by popular demand!)
http://www.evelyndunphy.com/news.aspx (Evelyn is returning to Anam Cara, having led her successful workshop here in 2012.)
11 through 17 October: Place and Time as Subject or Inspiration -- A Poetry Workshop Retreat, led by Bernard O'Donoghue
Please Note: Evelyn's watercolour workshop retreat has to be postponed.
We look forward to the possibility of your retreating to Anam Cara to join her group in May 2014.
Plein Air Watercolour Workshop Retreat |
""Plein Air View of Beara" by Evelyn Dunphy |
Join us as we experience the haunting beauty that surrounds Anam Cara. The lengthening spring days offer plein air opportunities in the colourful village of Eyeries, the nearby strand and mountains. Evelyn will lead us in painting the wild, rugged coastal views of this ancient landscape. Brightly colored cottages wind their way down the lane and the misty Killarney Hills overlooking Coulagh Bay reveal themselves in the ever-changing light -- it's an artists' paradise
Each day will include demonstrations of elements of landscape painting with lots of personal instruction. "Develop your ability to look at the complexity of the scene in front of you, and focus your vision so as to design a good painting that speaks of the essence of the scene, rather than merely reporting the things in it".
Read more...The Legends of the Hag of Beara: A Guide to Our Challenging Times
Led by: JoAnn Hughes (more information)
A Week-long Residential Workshop Retreat
Arrival: Saturday, 15 June 2013
Departure: Saturday, 22 June 2013
"Anam Cara has the great honor of resting on the Beara Peninsula, which is foundational to the legends of the Hag of Beara -- an ancient and contemporary mythical presence. A large marked stone sitting across Coulagh Bay on the nearby headland of Kilcatherine, overlooking the land and the sea, The Hag of Beara is known as a holy place and holds the stories and myths of the Hag.
Read more...Lining Our Thoughts: A Poetry Writing Workshop
Led by: Leanne O'Sullivan (more information)
A Week-long Residential Workshop Retreat
Arrival: Saturday, 20 July 2013
Departure: Saturday, 27 July 2013
"This workshop is for those who would like to begin to write poetry or those who would like to develop poems they have already started. The main aim of my workshops is to encourage writers through discussion, exercise based and free writing, while also allowing them to take risks in a supportive environment. Each session will focus on a different topic, such as imagery, perspective, storytelling, rhythm and form. Everything a writer needs is inside of themselves, and it's my goal to help them refine the effectiveness of how they communicate their subject matter. Morning sessions will include a reading of poems by established writers (which will be supplied) with discussion of what makes these poems effective, writing exercises and also excursions to some sites in Beara that have given inspiration to my own writing. In the afternoons I will be available for one-to-one sessions and this will also be free time during which participants can enjoy the creative peace of the retreat and do some writing.
Read more...Writing with Fire: Creating Works That Rivet Your Readers
A Week-long Residential Workshop Retreat
Led by: David Hazard (www.itsyourlifebethere.com)
Arrival: Saturday, 10 August 2013
Departure: Saturday, 17 August 2013
Publishers and readers find a powerful voice irresistible. For 34 years David Hazard has coached writers, teaching them how to direct the latent powers of their whole being into their writing.
"Great writers... successful writers... learn how to speak with what I call, 'The voice of the soul, and the voice of the body.' Power is released into your writing when you open these energies."
Whether creating a novel, a memoir, or essays, fresh, riveting voice is essential. In the many years I have taken to form this workshop retreat ,I have seen countless writers experience the fresh energies of mind, body, and soul after this encounter -- which is really an encounter with your personal energies.
"Loosening the Bonds" – A Silent, Guided, Elements Retreat
A Week-long Residential Retreat
Retreat Leader: Kim Richardson
Arrival: Saturday, 17 August 2013
Departure: Saturday 24 August 2013
Join us for a week of companionable silence and guided meditations and practices drawn from the world's great spiritual traditions, including the ancient Celtic tradition, in the great natural beauty of the Beara Peninsula. The landscape of the Southwest of Ireland is a living exemplar of the ancient Elements—Earth, Water, Fire, and Air. In this Elements Retreat, we will seek to use the alchemy of the four physical elements, along with guided and silent meditations, walking, music, breath and mantra practices, to go beyond them [into the subtle, further elements of Space and Consciousness]. In this way, we seek to free ourselves for a while from the bonds of attachment to the "false self", and the illusion that is this apparent world, going beyond and inward to awaken to the freedom and beauty of our real Self, and the wellspring of our creativity.
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"Genetic Intervention," Journal of Lutheran Ethics, volume 12, issue 6 (November/December) 2012
"The Religion of Genetics in Epistemology and Ethics," Theology and Science, volume 9, issue 2, pages 213-221, 2011
"Homo Sapiens as Homo Dei: Paleoanthropology, Human Uniqueness, and the Image of God," Toronto Journal of Theology volume 27, issue 1, pages 17-26, 2011
"Some Pains are Worth Their Price: Discerning Pain to Guide its Alleviation," The Journal of Spirituality in Mental Health, volume 12, issue 3, pages 182-194, 2010
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Continuing Medical Education, Carilion Hospital System, Roanoke, Virginia
Plenary, annual meeting of the American Scientific Affiliation, San Diego, California
AED Induction, Roanoke College
Booth University College, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Via College of Osteopathic Medicine, Blacksburg, Virginia
Society of Christian Ethics, Washington, D.C.
University of Waterloo, Ontario
Redeemer University College, Ancaster, Ontario
Tyndale Seminary, Toronto, Ontario
McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario
Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, Charlotte, North Carolina
University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia
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It's time for the next hardware startup meetup (sorry for the long time in coming), and we're being hosted by NYU Poly's awesome incubator on Varick street. As usual, we'll have some pretty phenomenal speakers and some great startups pitching.
As you may know, Mayor Bloomberg and the EDC just launched a prototyping competition, where 6 lucky winning teams will get money, space, access to sponsored manufacturing and mentorship to accelerate to market. The press release is here. We'll have Alison Hodgson and Miquela Craytor from the EDC explain the competition and take any questions. On a similar note, Ben Einstein will be presenting Bolt, a new hardware accelerator to start in Boston. And we'll have 2 amazing startup companies pitch.
7:00 - 7:15pm: arrival, pizza and beer
7:15 - 7:35pm: Alison Hodgson and Miquela Craytor, NYCEDC, Prototyping competition
7:35 - 7:50pm: Bein Einstein, cofounder of Bolt, hardware accelerator
7:50 - 8:00pm: Adam Sager and Chris Rill, founder of Force Field Labs
8:00 - 8:10pm: Craig Batton, demoing "The Bonsai"
8:10 - 9:30pm: networking
As usual, there'll be pizza and beer, and I've put a $5 fee (through paypal) to cover it. If you prefer not to use paypal, then RSVP and you can give me the money in person on the night (although I'd prefer it if you pay online).
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UCLA coach Jim Mora gave a rare injury update after Thursday's practice at Spaulding Field, saying senior guard Jeff Baca will probably play against Oregon State on Saturday at the Rose Bowl.
Mora didn't elaborate further and wasn't asked about Baca's condition, per UCLA's media policy banning writers from reporting on injuries.
"I think Jeff (Baca) will probably play," Mora said. "That'll be a good thing for us. We're pretty healthy."
Baca, who started against Rice and Nebraska, is the lone upperclassman on a relatively young line that includes freshmen in left tackle Torian White, center Jake Brendel and right tackle Simon Goines.
Baca left late in the game against Nebraska and didn't play against Houston last week. Brett Downey started in place of Baca, whose absence left a gaping hole in terms of leadership, experience and poise.
UCLA quarterback Brett Hundley was sacked three times, the offensive line struggled opening running lanes and penalties late in the game became an issue.
"We are so young on the offensive line and Jeff is kind of that glue guy," Mora said after the Houston win. "He's the leader. He brings a lot of energy, a lot of maturity and a lot of experience to that group. Him not being there might have affected us."
New signals?
Much like Oregon did last year, UCLA will call signals from the sidelines using placards for Saturday's game against Oregon State.
Oregon's high-powered, no-huddle offense was the talk of the nation, but it was the Ducks' unique way of calling signals from the sideline that became sort of a phenomenon adopted by other programs, including high schools.
"It's like a puzzle," Mora said. "You see more and more teams doing that. If it can help us with our substitution and speed up our operation, we're going to do it."
Some of Oregon's images included mascot logos, animals and even ESPN personalities.
Mora was asked again what the placards signified.
"They signify different things," Mora said, showing his sense of humor.
"No, really," he said. "Here's what they signify, and I think it's interesting. I see teams doing that in college signify things like what personnel group we're in or formation or a play or even a sequence of plays.
"Maybe a snap count at times. Just different things like that. We'll see if it works. If it doesn't work the way we want it to work, we feel good not using it. But if it can help us speed a little bit and help our communication, then it's a good thing."
Mora even suggested to reporters they ask fans on Twitter to guess what the placards signify.
"And if someone can figure out four of the five or three of the four or two of the three, whichever we have that week, maybe they can shadow you for a day," Mora said.
Perhaps maybe even get a fan's picture on a placard?
"Oh, there you go," Mora said. "That would be pretty neat."


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"Self-forgiveness is always critical to helping someone move past whatever secret that is," von Reiche said. She sometimes gives clients take-home exercises -- write down 15 reasons that you forgive yourself, for example.
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The skeletons that Rachel keeps in her closet are actually costumes. Tucked away in her studio apartment are a wolf's head and a full leopard outfit.
Rachel, 26, doesn't want her co-workers to know that she's a "furry."
Portrayals in popular culture may suggest the furry movement is about having sex in animal costumes, but for some people that's not part of it at all, she said.
Individuals may define "furry" differently, but in Rachel's view, furry fandom consists of people who enjoy cartooning, fantasy and humanized creatures. It's a way of identifying yourself through animal characteristics, she said, and some furries just appreciate the artwork.
Rachel herself lives in the Midwest and is an artist on the side, drawing humanized animal characters. She particularly identifies with the hyena that she draws a lot.
As much as she enjoys going to furry conventions, she tries to keep that under wraps at work. She's a manager at a Web software company and wants to maintain a certain level of professionalism.
"If people knew I had this whimsical side that likes to dress up and goof off, and that I draw cartoons in my spare time, that might seem kind of off-kilter," she said.
It's important for people to be comfortable and confident with all parts of themselves, McDonald says. But there are situations where revealing part of your identity would do more harm than good.
"It can be unhealthy to reveal certain parts of ourselves if there are people close to us that would be very unaccepting of it, because of the pain and the separation that that would cause to reveal that," McDonald said.
"My biggest regret is that I ever started cheating on my husband," says a post on the Secret Regrets site. "Every time I do it, I say it's the last time, but it never is. I don't know how to stop, and I feel so guilty about it."
It's a secret that psychologists often hear -- that someone has cheated on a spouse.
If it's a one-time transgression -- perhaps a fling on a business trip -- it might be worth keeping that a secret from your partner, said Karen Sherman, a psychologist in Long Island, New York.
Some therapists might say honesty is important if there is to be healing in the relationship, Sherman said. But her own view is that it depends on the individual case. "Sometimes there really is more damage caused by telling it," she said.
However, if you're involved in an ongoing affair and living a duplicitous life, you should end one relationship or the other, McDonald said. "I think it's important to really take the time to introspectively look at all aspects of your situation."
The purpose of secrets
Shame, fear of embarrassment or fear of not being accepted often are the motivation behind keeping something secret.
But the anxiety that comes with some secrets isn't entirely bad, von Reiche said. Like nausea, "anxiety is your mind's way of telling you that something you are carrying needs to be purged," she said.
In other words, you may feel better if you get it out in a safe place, such as by confiding in a trusted friend, family member, community leader or mental health professional.
Therapists will keep your secrets except under certain conditions, such as if you are endangering yourself or others -- that's mandated by federal and state laws. If you are having suicidal thoughts, this is not a secret you should be alone with. Call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.
But the main message in many of these scenarios is that you should weigh the consequences -- both to you and someone else. Think about whom you tell, how that person will react and whether you will both be better off.
"If the world were ready to be accepting of everyone, it would be a better place," McDonald said. "In an ideal society, we would have no secrets. Do I think that's likely in your lifetime or my lifetime? No."
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REPORTER AT LARGE about the trial in Israel of Nazi Adolf Eichmann. This section deals with his capture in Argentina by Israeli Secret Service and then goes into a presentation of the trial. The prosecution had a wealth of material; the defense did not and did not have the time or money to collect it. The trial was held in the country of the victor. The judges were Jews. There were some who argued that the case should have been tried before an international tribunal. Another important objection, by the writer, to the prosecution's case, was that the Nazi crimes should have been considered crimes against humanity rather than just against the Jewish people. Eichmann's guilt was not lessened by the fact that 80 million Germans might have done as he did. Writer concludes that there was supreme justification for the imposition of the death penalty.
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In Honor of Valentines Day!
"I'm looking for tall dark and handsome, and unfortunately, all you have going for you is dark."
(I was told this after dating a girl for about a week... even though we'd known each other for a few months prior to our short lived relationship.)


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Misra, Jyoti (INFLIBNET Centre, February NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: Most of the libraries and information centers now-a-days have acquired access to Internet. Users of these libraries and information centers are making good use of this facility. However, it has been observed that freshers and laymen find it difficult to browse the web effectively since the web is not indexed in any standard manner. Search engines are popular tools for locating web pages, but they often return thousand of results. Without a clear search strategy, using a search engine is like wandering aimlessly in the stacks of a library trying to find a particular book. The presents various methods of searching the web and also presents an easy to follow process using search engines and subject directories for finding relevant information on the World Wide Web. Description: This is only an Abstract URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1944/264 Files in this item: 1
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Gowda, M P; Vaman, K; Bhandi, M K (INFLIBNET Centre, February NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: This paper focuses on vendors providing electronic access, referred to as online vendors. The steps involves in vendor evaluation. In their view there are several factors to keep in mind during the selection process. Consortia assist member libraries to improve user access to information resources. Selecting a vendor can be a difficult process. Once familiar with this process, it is not so painful. Description: This is only an Abstract URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1944/249 Files in this item: 1
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Kanaujia, Shiva; Satyanarayana, N R (INFLIBNET Centre, February NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: The paper deals with the conducted study among the S and T community of Lucknow city to assess the Status of awareness and demand of web based learning environment among S and T information seeker. With the help of questionnaire, data was collected to assess the web-searching behavior. Findings are analyzed and training for searching and search strategies has been suggested. Concludes with the impact of World Wide Web on S and T community. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1944/224 Files in this item: 1
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Chottopadhyay, Asoke P; Dasgupta, Swapan K; Panigrahi, P K (INFLIBNET Centre, February NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: A search begins with a search tool's Web site, reached by means of its address or URL. Each tool's Web site comprises a store of information called a database. Then the database has links to other databases at other Web sites, and the other Web sites have links to still other Web sites, and so on and so on. Thus, each search tool has extended search capabilities by means of a worldwide system of links. A search tool is a computer program that performs searches and retrieves information. There are different types of search tools In the search engine the different forms based user interface provides access to sophisticated searching capabilities that allow users to find references in their fields. Menu GUI (Graphical Users Interface) pops up asking user to select either the "X" Database or the "Y" Database. Accordingly, the appropriate database contents are loaded into the search engine. e.g. When one of the database buttons in the above step is clicked, the basic user interface for the search engine appears as shown. This pops up another user interface that contains the list of images that satisfied users criteria. If the search criteria are incorrect, then an appropriate error message is posted on the results GUI. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1944/219 Files in this item: 1
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Ramesh Babu, B; Tamizhchelvan, M (INFLIBNET Centre, February NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: The design and development of OPACs are the recent development of libraries in India in general and Tamilnadu in particular. The major objective of the paper is to gain an overview of the subject access features of the OPAC interfaces being used in Tamilnadu. A sample of 50 libraries in Tamilnadu was selected. The analysis of the data represents the state-of-the-art of the libraries in the winter of 2002. The data includes, the types and nature of the libraries, Information Technology application, interface used, range of access points provided, subject access facility and types of searches in OPACs. The major findings of the survey are: an emerging trend in the development of OPACs; use of a variety of commercial software, in-house developed software also used in a few libraries; coverage of OPACs limited to book collection only; and absence of standardized vocabulary control tools for subject access. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1944/174 Files in this item: 1
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Pandian, M Paul; Karisiddappa, C R (INFLIBNET Centre, February NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: Library consortia in today's digital age are quite different from that of library networks in yester years. The main reason is that the resources that are shared in today's consortia environment are predominantly in electronic form such as electronic journals and databases. Hence the technology and associated tools to support sharing the electronic resources are also important components for the success of any library consortia. Technology to store, host, retrieve and deliver information resources keep changing. This paper looks at the technology requirements for modern library consortia and issues related to that both at the information providers and member libraries end. An ideal library consortia that is technology enabled is also presented. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1944/204 Files in this item: 1
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Vaman, K; Bhandi, M K; Gowda, M P (INFLIBNET Centre, February NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: In the authors view Consortia probably resemble vendors more than they resemble libraries. A consortium aims to assist member libraries In the authors view libraries in carrying out their mission of improving the end user's access to information resources. No two consortia are alike: they have different structures, histories, and specific goals. Working with consortia often can reduce a vendor's overhead. It provides member libraries with the information (including pricing) they need to make subscription decisions. They say that If a library consortium puts its Good Housekeeping seal of approval on a new e-resource and discusses it on consortial list servs and at consortial meetings, this helps create an interest and buzz about the e-resource among the member libraries." Handling negotiations and maintaining licenses for products "saves tremendous staff time in the libraries. Vendors should try to unders tand the unique qualities of the consortia with which they work. This article offers guidance directed mostly at vendors. Description: This is only an Abstract URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1944/274 Files in this item: 1
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Chandraiah, I (INFLIBNET Centre, February NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: The financial crunch in the government funded academic libraries is making them face a recession in progress. Library automation is rejuvenating the academic environment. The INFLIBNET programme is infusing new life into the academic libraries. This study made on university libraries situated at Tirupati (A.P.) covers the present state of automation in different libraries. Hardware, software, manpower facilities were studied through a survey. The study also extended to understand specific problems of the university libraries in automation.. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1944/176 Files in this item: 1
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Tadasad, P G (INFLIBNET Centre, February NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: Presents a view to stimulate discussion within the Indian library and academic community about adopting a model of library consortia to improve Library and Information Service. Using published literature identifies and discuses factors to be considered for choosing the model. Observes that the very concept of University Library Consortia in India is very fertile one. If hatched i.e. planned and implemented in a proper way can certainly yield fruits. But the success of consortia like other cooperative efforts depends on the proper mix of enthusiasm, innovative thinking, caution and skepticism. As University libraries in India have no or little experience on consortia, these have to go in a humble way. In this connection informal consortia can achieve considerable success provided participating universities effectively act as teams not as individuals to achieve common goals and should not forget "one will not get a chicken by smashing an egg open'. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1944/205 Files in this item: 1
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Panda, K C; Sahu, N K (INFLIBNET Centre, February NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: Describes the state of internet connectivity with myriad internet services provided in the Engineering Colleges of Orissa. Analyses the system details, type of browsers and search engines used, and purpose of internet connectivity availed. Also indicates user's demand to access internet, various constraints and suggestions for the improvement of internet use / services in these engineering colleges. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1944/228 Files in this item: 1
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Chandel, A S; Mezbah-ul-Islam, M; Gupta, Sudhir (INFLIBNET Centre, February NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: In view of the transition stage from print media to electronic media, information seeking pattern of users particularly research scholars are likely to change. The present study was undertaken with an objective to ascertain as to what extent electronic as well as other traditional resources are being used in university environment in India as well as in neighboring counties having similar conditions like India, The analysis was focused to determine the use of the basic information sources in research particularly electronic resources. Results indicate that traditional sources are still dominantly used with little use of electronic media except the use of some commercial subject databases on CD-ROM. Internet use is much below the expectation. Even free e-journals are not being referred. Users, no doubt, have the aptitude to use electronic resources including Internet but lack adequate facilities as well as initiation from professionals. Suggest that enhancing the usability of available resources by way of adapting user to the systems and services seems to be more viable. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1944/218 Files in this item: 1
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Sarmah, Mukut (INFLIBNET Centre, February NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: The primary goal of a library is to provide access to information resources to the users. However, as libraries move from paper to electronic medium, providing access to resources over a network safety has become very complicated. Security of assets or resources in a library network should be achieved without any compromise. But, if users are not protected from easy and unauthorized access to the library network the stored information may be at risk. So, the network must be protected by creating some security policies. Libraries will be able to protect their resources by making sure that users will use only those resources for which they have been granted access. The paper describes how to assist the library network professionals in the process of users' security management. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1944/215 Files in this item: 1
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Yapa, N U (INFLIBNET Centre, February NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: The Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) have impacted the libraries all over the world including those in developing countries such as Sri Lanka. The paper presents overall scenario use of ICT in Sri Lanka and particularly in libraries. Author argues that, National Information Policy and National Information Infrastructure is essential, if a country would like to exploit the IT to its advantage. A brief account of automation of libraries is also presented in this paper. At the end, challenges faced by the libraries its Sri Lanka have been listed. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1944/192 Files in this item: 1
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Upadhyay, Vidya Varidhi; Upadhyay, M M; Upadhyay, S S (INFLIBNET Centre, February NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: Today the wireless network is mainly used for voice communication, where, voice mail is the most popular value-added service. WAP has added a new dimension to the use of mobile phones through the introduction of new data-oriented mass-market services. In this paper we try to present the functioning, uses, limitations and security associated with WAP. WAP is the future of the wired LAN/MAN and it is gaining popularity due to its ease of use, simplicity and efficiency. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1944/209 Files in this item: 1
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Debbarma, Sakti (INFLIBNET Centre, February NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: This Paper discusses problems of bandwidth crisis for computer data communication as amount of flow of data in backbone network is increasing exponentially because of increasing use of text, audio, still and motion video data over long distance. The paper discusses about upcoming technique for economic solution to this problem to be adopted. Wavelength Division Multiplexing techniques is one of the economic solution to such bandwidth crisis problem. The paper also discusses about the problem of efficient implementation of such a technique. The problem is known as routing and wavelength assignment problem. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1944/214 Files in this item: 1
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Kulkarni, S N (INFLIBNET Centre, February NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: Agharkar Research Institute, Pune is a grant-in-aid research institute of the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India. The current research activities encompass biological sciences and focus on three broad areas: Animal Sciences, Microbial Sciences and Plant Sciences. The web site www.aripune.org has been launched to present the scientific activities and achievements of the institute. Information about ARI library is one of the important features of the web site. The present paper attempts to discuss the planning and strategies adopted for the implementation of WEB OPAC activities of the library. The discussion is based on actual experience gained during this process. We advocate that it is not necessary to provide access to all the data or information through Internet. However, it is always better to keep separate the locally and globally accessible information. We further discuss the issue of WEB OPAC of reprints of papers published by the scientists of our institute. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1944/225 Files in this item: 1
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Batthini, Ganapathi; Madnani, Ashok (INFLIBNET Centre, February NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: A study of web search behaviour of 16 selected libraries of Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar conducted through a survey reveals the satisfaction level of the LIS Professionals with the type of information sought through search engines. Also this paper investigates the dependency on the search engines and the familiarity of the advanced search options available in the search engines. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1944/217 Files in this item: 1
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Sharma, Meenu (INFLIBNET Centre, February NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: "A library is a place where the right information is provided at right time, at right place and in a right personal way" by Dr. Ranganathan still holds true with the coming of new technology. The resources are shifting from print to electronic forms and the horizons of information age have expanded considerably than ever before, thanks to Internet and World wide web making the whole world a global village, thereby leading to such huge information maze which is beyond imagination. But, in order to make effective use of this mine of information, it becomes equally important to understand it and devise tools and techniques to utilize it effectively. Besides the analytical skills to identify the needs of users, knowledge of search tools has started becoming a speciality. Where search engines, subject's guides and meta search engines help identify and locate the information, search logic helps to conceptualize the queries. However, the librarians who are excited to use wonderful web resources are digging out and mastering techniques to understand it's behavior keeping in mind the fact that the value of a resource, and its ability to satisfy the information requirements, will vary for different audiences. However, as the Internet resources are dynamic and keep on changing, so resource evaluation has becomes more difficult than ever before leading to non-credibility of the results. This magnificent tool for librarians and informational professionals if properly understood and utilized can drastically change the frame of the today's libraries and librarians building new relationships with the users, satisfying their information needs in a way they could never have anticipated. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1944/231 Files in this item: 1
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