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Wednesday, 15 April 2009
Updated 7 February, 2007
15 Minute Series
: "Tools for the Internet Trainer" (InterNIC and Library and Information Technology Association (LITA), a division of the American Library Association (ALA)
ACSPRI newsletter
(Australian Consortium for Social and Political Research Incorporated) Number 37, March 1998 ISSN 0158-6882 incorporating
SSDA news
(Social Science Data Archives, Research School of Social Sciences, The Australian National University) (AU)
(No longer active September 09)
The African Digital Library
. AfricaEducation (ZA)
ALCTS Taskforce to Define Bibliographic Access in the Electronic Environment
(University of Virginia)
ALN Magazine.
Volume 1, Issue 1 - March 1997
(ALN Web: The Web of Asynchronous Learning Networks, sponsored by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation) (US)
ALN Web:
The Web of Asynchronous Learning Networks, sponsored by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation (US)
American Council of Learned Societies Newsletter.
Volume 4, Number 4 (February 1997)
Internet-Accessible Scholarly Resources for the Humanities and Social Sciences (US)
American Memory: Historical Collections for the National Digital Library
(Library of Congress) (US)
Annotated Bibliography of Digital Library Related Sources, by Steven Ketchpel
(No longer active September 09)
: a print and Web magazine of Internet issues for librarians and information specialists (eLib project) (UK)
ARL Digital Initiatives Database
- a Web-based registry for descriptions of digital initiatives in or involving libraries. (Association of Research Libraries) (US)
Australian Electronic Journals
(National Library of Australia)
Australian Journals.
This is a current listing of over 1,000 Australian electronic journals, magazines, webzines, e-mail fanzines, etc. - including overseas works with Australian content, authorship and/or emphasis. (National Library of Australia) (AU)
The Australian SunSITE (SunSITE (Software Information and Technology Exchange) is a Sun Microsystems sponsored program at key educational and research institutions around the world, created to promote the growth and reach of the Internet.)
(No longer active September 09)
Basic Principles For Managing Intellectual Property In The Digital Environment (National Humanities Alliance) March 24, 1997 (US)
(No longer active September 09)
Berkeley Digital Library SunSITE
(sponsored by The Library of the University of California, Berkeley and Sun Microsystems, Inc.)
Biblio Tech Review: Information Technology for Libraries | September 1997 (UK)
(No longer active September 09)
A Revolution in Online Access to Bioscience Research Journals. (US)
is an easy to use program that will help you make web pages accessible to those with disabilities.
A Brief Survey of Quality Resource Discovery Systems
Commissioned by the JISC-funded Resource Discovery Network Centre By John Kirriemuir firstname.lastname@example.com Version 1: July 1999 Version 2 (final; this report): September 1999 (UK) (No longer active September 09)
Database summary.
(No longer active September 09)
Building Digital Libraries Texshare, a Texas Library Resource Sharing Project (USA)
(No longer active September 09)
Building Large-Scale Digital Libraries
theme issue on the US Digital Library Initiative, May 1996)
CANDLE - Controlled Access to Network Digital Libraries in Europe. CANDLE will facilitate access to digital collections within and outside the library in a controlled way by producing low-cost library management software for rights control and fee management. (A a project in the Telematics for Libraries Fourth Framework Programme of the European Commission Directorate-General XIII) (EU)
(No longer active September 09)
CaseLibrary: Managing access to the digital library: a project in the TELEMATICS FOR LIBRARIES programme of the European Commission Directorate-General XIII. | Z39.50 Client (ZNavigator) is currently designed to run on Windows 3.11 and Win 95 PCs.
(No longer active September 09)
Cataloguing and Indexing of Electronic Resources
(from IFLA)
CEI/ACN Working Group on Mirror Services: Final Report. (ACN - The Advisory Committee on Networking, a JISC committee responsible for providing the JANET and SuperJANET networks and all networking policy.) (CEI - Committee on Electronic Information, a JISC committee formed in 1996 by the merger of ISSC and FIGIT, to facilitate the effective and innovative use and provision of electronic information.) (UK)
(No longer active September 09)
Checklist for Drafting Electronic Information Policies.
ARL: A Bimonthly Newsletter of Research Library Issues and Actions, issue 196)
(Association of Research Libraries) (US)
CIC Electronic Journals Collection (Committee on Institutional Cooperation)
(No longer active September 09)
Citing Electronic Sources ("Clemens and Alcuin Joint Libraries") (US)
(No longer active September 09)
CLIR Issues
Number 1 January/February 1998
Number 2 March/April 1998 -
The Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR)
Collaborative Filtering
("One of the best ways to find useful information is to find someone who has interests similar to yours and ask them for recommendations. "Collaborative filtering" is a way of mechanizing this form of information search.")
College & Research Libraries NewsNet
(American Library Association. Association of College & Research Libraries)
Commission on Preservation and Access Newsletter
Communications of the ACM. Volume 41 (1998) Table of Contents
. April 1998 issue is largely devoted to digital libraries. Some articles can only be viewed by those who have access to ACM publications through a site license.
Comparative Evaluation of the Subject Based Gateways Approach to Providing Access to Network Resources:
A report to JISC under the eLib Supporting Studies Programme, by David Haynes, David Streatfield, Noeleen Cookman and Helen Wood (August 1998)
Computer: Innovative Technology for Computer Professionals
(from the IEEE Computer Society)
Computers in Libraries
: Complete Coverage of Library Information Technology. (ISSN 1041-7915) published by Information Today, Inc. (formerly Learned Information, Inc.) (US)
Convergence: The Journal of Research into New Media Technologies
, Autumn 1997, Volume 3, Number 3 ISSN: 1354 8565 ISBN: 1 86020 023 0 (UK)
Cross-Organizational Access Management: A Digital Library Authentication and Authorization Architecture
, by David Millman, Columbia University.
D-Lib Magazine November 1999 Volume 5 Number 11 ISSN 1082-9873
CURL Exemplars for Digital ARchiveS (CEDARS) - aims to address the strategic, methodological and practical issues and will provide guidance for libraries in best practice for digital preservation - Under the overall direction of CURL (the Consortium of University Research Libraries), and with funding from JISC/CEI through the eLib programme (UK)
(No longer active September 09)
, the digital library forum and D-Lib magazine (USA)
Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery
: An International Journal to be published by Kluwer. First issue forthcoming in early 1997.
DeLiberations on Teaching and Learning in Higher Education:
A Magazine for Academics, Librarians and Educational Developers. Funded by JISC's Electronic Libraries Programme. (UK)
Digital Libraries: a Selected Resource Guide by Katharina Klemperer (K. Klemperer Library and Information Systems Consulting, in Acton, Mass.) and Stephen Chapman (Preservation Librarian for Digital Projects in the Harvard University Library) (US)
(No longer active September 09)
The Digital Libraries Initiative (DLI)
project at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is developing the information infrastructure to effectively search technical documents on the Internet. (US)
Digital Libraries Resources, Research and Projects
(from IFLA)
Digital Library News: A publication of the IEEE Computer Society Task Force on Digital Libraries.
June/July 1997, v.1 no.1
The Digital Object Identifier System.
The Association of American Publishers, in partnership with the Corporation for National Research Initiatives, has designed a system for marking digital objects in order to facilitate electronic commerce and enable copyright management systems. (US)
Digital Object Identifiers: An Overview
(Association of American Publishers, Inc. R. R. Bowker a Division of Reed Elsevier, Inc. Corporation for National Research Initiatives)
Digitisation of Collections: (Word format) report by Stephen Smith and Mark Minarelli (1996) Cultural Ministers Council | New Technologies Working Party (AU)
(No longer active September 09)
Digitising History : A Guide to Creating Digital Resources from Historical Documents
, © Sean Townsend, Cressida Chappell, Oscar Struijvé 1999. Arts and Humanities Data Service Guides to Good Practice ISSN 1463-5194 (UK)
- A discussion list for Digital Libraries researchers and librarians (IFLA)
Archives at http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/cgi-bin/ifla-lwgate/DIGLIB/archives/
(No longer active September 09)
The Directory of Scholarly and Professional E-Conferences
Compiled by Diane K. Kovacs & The Directory Team (US)
Directory of Electronic Journals and Newsletters (Association of Research Libraries) (US)
(No longer active September 09)
The Dublin Core Metadata Element Set Home Page
Dublin Core Metadata Initiative - Australian Mirror Site!
(No longer active September 09)
E-biomed: A Proposal for Electronic Publications in the Biomedical Sciences
. Harold Varmus (Director, National Institutes of Health) with David Lipman, Director of the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NLM/NIH) and Pat Brown, Stanford University. (US)
Economic models for the digital library
Leah Halliday and Charles Oppenheim, Department of Information Science, Loughborough University Final Report, October 1999. (eLib Supporting Studies) (UK)
EdNA Online New Strategies for Resource Discovery, A presentation for the IMesh Frameworks Workshop Warwick, June 3, 1999 by Michael Currie. (AU)
(No longer active September 09)
Electronic information: purchasing, access and copyright issues for the National Electronic Library for Health (NeLH). Scoping study - Learning and Information Services and LITC, South Bank University (UK)
(No longer active September 09)
Electronic Journals: Promises and Challenges for Academic Libraries
, by Heting Chu. Palmer School of Library & Information Science Long Island University (US)
(Electronic Libraries Programme) (UK)
Project descriptions
| eLib project flyers
eLib standards guidelines
by Lorcan Dempsey, Anne Mumford, Alan Robiette and Chris Rusbridge on behalf of FIGIT
TONIC The Online Netskills Interactive Course
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EFILA (European Forum for Implementors of Library Applications)
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EG LIB (EWOS Expert Group on Library Applications) (EWOS is a European forum of users, manufacturers, implementors and procurers, working to achieve openness in Information and Communications Technologies. )
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ELAG list archives.
Library Automation in Europe
The Electronic Archive of Early American Fiction
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Electronic References & Scholarly Citations of Internet Sources
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ERCIM News No.27 - October 1996 SPECIAL THEME:
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Evaluation of Networked Information Sources, by David Stoker and Alison Cooke ,Department of Information & Library Studies, University of Wales, Aberystwyth, United Kingdom. (Originally published as Stoker, David and Cooke, Alison. Evaluation of Networked Information Sources, In Ahmed H. Helal & Joachim W. Weiss (eds.), Information Superhighway: the Role of Librarians, Information Scientists and Intermediaries: Proceedings of the 17th International Essen Symposium 24th - 27th October 1994, Essen: Universitatsbibliothek Essen, 1995. pp287-312)
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Exploit Interactive
Issue 2
featuring a range of completed, ongoing and phase II Telematics for Libraries projects. A UKOLN Service (UK)
Faxon's Links to Licensing Resources - including a listing of publishers that currently do NOT have any requirements to access their publications. (US)
(No longer active September 09)
Finding Information on the Internet: A TUTORIAL.
(Teaching Library Internet Workshops, University of California, Berkeley)
Full text electronic journals - quo vadis? by Helen Hayes and Shirley Sullivan (paper presented at the Interconnectivity 2000 Symposium in Stellenbosch, South Africa) - November 1999 (AU)
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The G-7 Information Society Conference (BE)
G7 Pilot Projects
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A Guide to Citing Internet Resources
Willamette University (US)
Harvard Information Infrastructure Project
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HeadLine. Hybrid Electronic Access and Delivery in the Library Networked Environment
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How We Do User-Centered Design and Evaluation of Digital Libraries: A Methodological Forum.
37th Allerton Institute 1995 (Graduate School of Library and Information Science University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
IAT Library Publications: Title Listing. [A list of IAT "bibliographies]. Institute for Academic Technology
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IFLANET Mailing Lists
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Index of Journal contents pages. Library Link. MCB University Press
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Indian Ocean Rim Region. Prototype Virtual Library Project.
(Institute for Academic Technology's Information Resources Group)
Information Research: an electronic journal
(Department of Information Studies, University of Sheffield.)
Information Technology and Disabilities
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Information Today, Inc. (ITI)
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Information Today
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Innovative Internet Applications in Libraries
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Institute on Digital Library Development
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Integrated Document Access: Australian Research Directions
Final Report (TechSearch, University of South Australia, on behalf of CAUL and the National Library of Australia) 15 May 1996
International Digital Libraries Research Programme (NSF/JISC collaboration)
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International Publishers Association (IPA) and the International Association of Scientific, Technical & Medical Publishers (STM) - joint statement in support of the Digital Object Identifier (DOI) System. - IPA/STM Information Identifier Committee (IIC)
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Internet Archive:
Building a Digital Library for the Future (gathering, storing, and providing access to public materials on the Internet such as the World Wide Web, Netnews, and software.) (US)
Internet Detective
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Internet Library of Early Journals
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Issues in Science and Technology Librarianship (ISTL)
(Science and Technology Section of the Association of College and Research Libraries). (US)
Journal of Asynchronous Learning Networks (JALN).
Volume 1, Issue 1 - March 1997
JoDI - Journal of Digital Information
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December, 1997 Volume 3, Issue 2
Journal of Information, Law and Technology
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Journal of Internet Cataloging (JIC)
: the International Quarterly of Digital Organization, Classification and Access. © Haworth Press, Inc. (US)
The Journal of Library Services for Distance Education
(State University of West Georgia) (US)
'KIN Key Indicators: decision-making tools for managing library databases. By Tony Cargnelutti, Richard d'Avigdor, Joe Ury - paper presented at VALA Biennial Conference and Exhibition. (8th: Melbourne: 1996) Electronic dream? Virtual nightmare. The reality for libraries. (AU)
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Knowledge Discovery Mine: provides information on Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery in Databases.
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. Council of Federal Libraries. (CA)
LIBLICENSE Project's software
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The Library of Virginia
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Digital Collections
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Licensing Digital Resources: How to avoid the legal pitfalls?
Pre-print. - (ECUP) European Copyright User Platform, The Netherlands, 9 November 1998 (EU)
Licensing Electronic Resources: Strategic and Practical Considerations for Signing Electronic Information Delivery Agreements
(Association of Research Libraries) (US)
Long-term management and preservation of publications on CD-ROMs and floppy disks
: Report of the First National Consultative Meeting on the Management of Australian Physical-Format Digital Publications - held at the National Library of Australia on the 27th and 28th October 1997. (AU)
Long-term Preservation of Electronic Publications
: The NEDLIB projectby Titia van der Werf-Davelaar, Koninklijke Bibliotheek, National Library of the Netherlands.
Management of Access to Networked Information Resources (User Authentication)
- CAUL/CAUDIT application for RIEFP funding for 1999 (funding awarded 2/12/98) (AU)
Manchester Information Datasets and Associated Services (MIDAS) till 1 July 1999 (UK)
(Manchester InforMation and Associated Services) formerly MIDAS. (UK)
Metadata Resources
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MetaWeb - The Metadata Tools and Services Project - to develop metadata element sets, user tools, and indexing services to promote the use of, and exploitation of metadata on the Internet. The partners in the project are the Australian Defence Force Academy, Charles Sturt University, Distributed Systems Technology Centre, and the National Library of Australia. (AU)
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MISQ Central
, an electronic production of the MIS Quarterly.
Mr. Serials Harvests: an heirarchial list of electronic serials. Each item in the list is searchable using the Harvest technology. (US)
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NARA Guidelines for Digitizing Archival Materials for Electronic Access
presented here have been
developed solely for internal NARA use
in [their] pilot Electronic Access Project. (National Archives and Records Administration) (US)
National Consultative Meeting on the Management of Australian Physical-Format Digital Publications
: Report of the First National Consultative Meeting on the Management of Australian Physical-Format Digital Publications - 27-28 October 1997. (National Library of Australia) (AU)
National Digital Library Federation (NDLF)
National electronic Library for Health
National Initiative for a Networked Cultural Heritage (NINCH)
NELLCO Decision Criteria Worksheet For Electronic Acquisitions
(New England Law Library Consortium) (US)
NESLI (National Electronic Site Licensing Initiative)
- a JISC funded programme to deliver a national electronic journal service to the UK higher education and research community. (UK)
, the Internet list for new journals and newsletters (USA)
Newsletter on Serials Pricing Issues
Editor: Marcia Tuttle. ISSN: 1046-3410 (published by the editor through the Office of Information Technology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) (US)
OCLC Metadata Workshop Series - Resource List
OMNI guidelines for resource evaluation - The OMNI Advisory Group for Evaluation Criteria (OMNI: Organising Medical Networked Information) (UK)
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The Open Journal project
is funded by the Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) of the Higher Education Funding Councils, as part of its Electronic Libraries (eLib) Programme. The aim is to provide a framework for publishing journals in a network environment, on the World Wide Web in particular. (UK)
People and Resources Identification for Distributed Environments (PRIDE)
- EU Libraries project is part funded for 24 months from 10th June 1998 by the European Commission under the Telematics Applications Programme, and is coordinated by London and South Eastern Library Region (LASER) in the UK. (EU)
Preserving Access to Digital Information (PADI)
Preserving & Accessing Networked Documentary Resources in Australia (PANDORA) Project
- established to create an archive of significant online Australian publications
National Library of Australia ( funded in part through the Australian Vice Chancellors' Committee (AVCC) Working Group on Electronic Publishing) (AU)
PANDORA: Titles selected for preservation
PreText Magazine |
Issue 1: Digital Libraries | November 1997
Pricing Electronic Access to Knowledge (PEAK)
- pricing field trial by the University of Michigan (UM) and Elsevier Science. (US)
Principles for Licencing Electronic Resources
. University of Western Australia Library. (AU)
Project PEAK: Vanderbilt's Experience with Articles on Demand, John Haar (NASIG Conference, June 1999) (US)
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: the Electronic Magazine for Information Professionals - ISSN 1203-8954
Public-Access Computer Systems Review (PACS Review)
The National Library of Australia's
PURL Resolver Service
- Persistent Uniform Resource Locator. (AU)
The publishing of electronic scholarly monographs and text books (Ray Lonsdale, DILS, University of Wales Aberystwyth & C.J. Armstrong, CIQM).
[Terms of reference]
Final report, April 1998. [
Word 6 format
] [
] (eLib Supporting Studies - UKOLN-managed Studies) (UK)
QANTM - The Copyright Page
is about resources to help you with copyright and intellectual property issues in the digital age. (QANTM Australia CMC Pty Ltd)
QULOC Electronic Journal Index
RDN (Resource Discovery Network)
A JISC service, with support from ESRC and AHRB. (AU)
Reference Linking in a Hybrid Library Environment Part 1: Frameworks for Linking
by Herbert Van de Sompel Patrick Hochstenbach, Automation Department of the Central Library of the University of Ghent, Belgium
D-Lib Magazine April 1999 Volume 5 Issue 4 ISSN 1082-9873
Reference Linking in a Hybrid Library Environment Part 2: SFX, a Generic Linking Solution
Herbert Van de Sompel Patrick Hochstenbach Automation Department of the Central Library of the University of Ghent, Belgium
D-Lib Magazine April 1999 Volume 5 Issue 4 ISSN 1082-9873
Reforming Scholarly Publishing in the Sciences: A Librarian Perspective [by] Joseph J. Branin and Mary Case - Two library administrators detail the spiraling cost of publishing and its consequences, attributing the problem in part to the "commercialization of scholarship".
Notices of the American Mathematical Society, April 1998.
Regional Document Delivery Project (REDD)
a joint project of Griffith University, Queensland University of Technology and the University of Queensland
Report from the [Datasets] Charging Working Group of the CEI (JISC Committee on Electronic Information) (UK)
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ResIDe (Research, Information and Delivery) Electronic Reserve for UK Universities
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Resource Discovery Workshops: a guide to implementation and participation
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RLG DigiNews |
April 15, 1997, Volume 1, Number 1
(a quarterly newsletter published for members of the Research Libraries Group's PRESERV community)
Scholarly Electronic Publishing Bibliography
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Sources of Digital Information
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Stevan Harnad E-Prints on Interactive Publication
A Strategic Policy Framework for Creating and Preserving Digital Collections
- Arts and Humanities Data Service (AHDS) (UK)
Technical and Licensing Preferences Considered when Selecting Electronic Information Products
. Networking Working Party, QULOC - Queensland University Libraries Office of Cooperation. (AU)
Telematics for Libraries Program
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An archived site.
Union Catalogue Profile : Using Z39.50 Enquiry and Update
Version 2, March 1997 - Draft for Comment (National Library of Australia)
Universal Availability of Publications Core Programme
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UniServe Australia Initiative of CAUT (Committee for the Advancement of University Teaching. (Network is to enhance the quality of university teaching in Australian institutions, by maintaining and publishing relevant, up to date and innovative material.) (AU)
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virtual Canadian union catalogue (vCuc) Consultations with vCuc Partners, October 15-30, 1997 - Summary of key discussion points and recommendations.[PDF Format - 49KB] (CA)
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It didn't go all that well on the first drive of the third quarter. Aaron Rodgers hit big passes to James Jones and Greg Jennings to move the Packers down the field and then hit a wide open Jennings for a touchdown to cut the Minnesota lead to 20-17 a little more than three minutes into the second half.
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Tedy Bruschi's Post‐stroke Return to the NFL.
Neurology Now
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Farley, Todd
Todd Farley is a freelance writer who frequently reports on health, sports, and education. He lives in New York City.
To learn the signs of stroke, go to giveme5forstroke.org or call 1-888-4STROKE.
Until February 15, 2005, Tedy Bruschi was as blissfully ignorant of the risks of "brain attack" as most of us are. In fact, when David Greer, M.D., told the New England Patriot linebacker that he'd suffered a stroke, Bruschi was incredulous.
Figure. Suited Up: New England Patriots linebacker Tedy Bruschi ready to play in December 2006.
"I didn't think I heard him correctly," Bruschi recalls. "The only place I'd heard the word stroke was on the golf course."
Thirty-one years old, Bruschi was happily married to his college sweetheart, Heidi, and raising three young boys. His football season had just culminated with the Patriots winning their third of the previous four Super Bowls and Bruschi being selected to his sport's all-star game, the Pro Bowl. At the peak of his physical powers, the linebacker never imagined he was a candidate for stroke.
But Bruschi awoke in the early morning hours of February 15th with his fists clenched and arms raised, experiencing an "odd" feeling in his left arm and leg. Trying to get out of bed, Bruschi fell down and had to crawl to the bathroom. His equilibrium was off, his left side was numb, his muscles were weak, and his head ached. Still, because pain was part of Bruschi's life as a professional athlete, he tried to shrug off the discomfort.
"I thought it was from the Pro Bowl two days before," Tedy remembers. "It never occurred to me something was really wrong."
He took some Tylenol and tried to fall back asleep. But when Heidi spoke to her father (a physician's assistant in Arizona) at 10 a.m., Bruschi was getting scared. He had "the worst headache ever," and when his son entered the bedroom, Bruschi couldn't see the boy until he appeared on Bruschi's right side. When Heidi's father said to get help immediately, Bruschi didn't argue.
Hearing a diagnosis of stroke, Heidi burst into tears, imagining it would debilitate her husband. Bruschi was equally pessimistic. "I thought I'd never be the same again," he says. "When I thought of stroke, I didn't think of a full recovery."
Those fears were not unfounded. Most people don't know it, but stroke is the third-leading cause of death in the United States (behind heart disease and cancer) and the leading cause of disability. A stroke, or "brain attack," occurs when a blood vessel carrying oxygen and nutrients to the brain bursts or is clogged, preventing the brain from getting the blood it needs.
By the time Bruschi's stroke was diagnosed, at 11 a.m., nearly seven hours had passed since its onset. Patients suffering from an ischemic stroke—cause by a vessel being clogged by a blood clot—can be given the clot-busting drug tissue plasminogen activator (tPA) within three hours of its first symptoms. But because Bruschi's had begun much earlier, Dr. Greer couldn't administer the drug.
"You can't really undo a stroke once you're beyond a certain time window," says Dr. Greer, assistant professor of neurology at Harvard Medical School in Cambridge, MA. "The further we are from when the stroke starts, the less luck we have treating it."
Figure. All Heart: Patriots fans cheer during Bruschi's first game back after a stroke, October 2005; Bruschi walks off the field after a hard-fought loss against the New York Giants in Superbowl XLII, February 2008.
At Massachusetts General Hospital, Bruschi was stabilized to prevent another stroke. A CT angiogram showed the major blood vessels leading to his brain weren't blocked, but an MRI showed that Tedy had suffered an ischemic stroke in the back, right side of his brain. An echocardiogram revealed that Bruschi—like 25–30 percent of the population—had what is called a patent foramen ovale, a hole in the heart that allows blood to pass between the atria, or upper chambers of the heart. In Bruschi's case, this hole contributed to his stroke.
Leaving the hospital after three days of observation, diagnostic testing, and treatment, Bruschi was experiencing vision and coordination problems, but he had survived. A surgical procedure was scheduled to repair his heart by sealing the patent foramen ovale, but all Bruschi wanted was to return to a normal life with his young family. He eventually began taking steps to officially retire from the National Football League.
"In my mind it was impossible I would ever play again," Tedy says.
While recovery from stroke depends on a number of factors—including the severity of the brain injury, its location and size, the cause of the stroke, and the patient's age and overall health—recovery is a definite possibility.
"The single most important variable is the severity of the brain injury," says Harold P. Adams, Jr., M.D., director of the University of Iowa Health Care Stroke Center in Iowa City, IA. "But a majority of patients with minor strokes will have a complete or nearly complete recovery."
Bruschi's stroke was small and in a location that didn't cause permanent disability, and he was fortunate to be a young man in excellent overall health. Bruschi was put on blood thinners, and in March he had a procedure to repair the hole in his heart. Surgeons snaked a catheter up Bruschi's femoral vein to his heart and placed a tiny device over the hole to seal it. The device then healed into the heart under new tissue to become a permanent part of that organ.
Bruschi rehabbed diligently with Anne Jacobson, a physical therapist specializing in neurological disorders. At the start, he couldn't even balance without Anne's support. But after several weeks, Bruschi's symptoms improved; and after several months, they were gone. Still, the progress was never fast enough for this impatient athlete.
"I experienced every emotion across the spectrum," Bruschi says. "At times I was depressed, wondering why this happened to me. Other times I was determined. Being a pro athlete helped, having that understanding of how hard you have to work to succeed."
Reminded of the lessons he learned as a professional linebacker, Bruschi started to daydream about a football comeback. A stroke victim returning to a job which required smashing full-speed into other enormous men might have seemed like a far-fetched idea to some, but theoretically it was not.
"If a 31-year-old-man has a relatively mild-to-moderate ischemic stroke he might be able to return to professional sports," Dr. Adams says. "If the cause of the stroke had been treated, the likelihood of returning to usual activities would increase."
Dr. Greer told Bruschi "pretty early on" he might be able to play football again. By late spring the clot which caused Bruschi's stroke had dissolved into his bloodstream, the patent foramen ovale that was a conduit for the clot had been sealed shut, and Bruschi's three months of extensive physical therapy had restored him physically to a point where Anne Jacobson saw no reason he couldn't play.
"He was neurologically normal," Dr. Greer says. "No different than you or I."
But Bruschi wasn't willing to risk the progress he'd already made. Being able to wrestle with his rambunctious young sons was more important to him than tussling with a pack of pro football players, so Bruschi consulted a number of medical experts before he committed to return.
"If any one of them had doubted the combeback," Bruschi says, "Heidi and I would have stopped."
Not one of them did. One doctor explained that the stroke would affect Bruschi no differently than the tonsil surgery he had in college did. Another told Bruschi he could pursue his life however he wanted, "personally or professionally." Bruschi was ultimately given medical clearance to return, and on the night of October 16th, 2005, just eight months after the incident, stroke survivor Tedy Bruschi took the field again for the New England Patriots. He was named "Player of the Week" by the league after the Patriots' victory, as much for Bruschi's ten tackles as for the fact that he was on the field at all.
"I had to do it," Bruschi says, alluding to the many stroke survivors who wrote and looked to him for inspiration. "People were counting on me to show it could be done."
Although Bruschi was the first stroke survivor to return to a career in professional football, Dr. Greer was confident about his patient's health. He wasn't completely sure that the skills and reflexes that had made Bruschi an All-Pro player would return, but he was convinced the linebacker would be safe.
"Tedy was neurologically normal or we wouldn't have let him play," Dr. Greer says. "While he could still get hit in the head and have a resultant stroke, that's no different than any other player."
As for the device that sealed shut the hole in Bruschi's heart, Dr. Greer didn't think that was going anywhere. "The heart is protected deep inside the chest cavity," he says, "and it exerts more energy on that device than would any chest blow."
The medical experts have been proven right, and Bruschi has lined up for the Patriots for the last three seasons without incident. His only concessions to the stroke that once threatened his life include taking a single Bayer aspirin each morning and visiting his doctor twice a year to ensure the device remains in place.
"The most satisfying moments come when we work through our biggest challenges," Bruschi says. "This was my adversity and I'm better for the entire experience."
Dr. Greer has had other stroke patients who have "dodged a bullet" and fought courageously to return to their normal life. What Dr. Greer thinks is extraordinary about Bruschi is that he's used his celebrity to raise awareness about stroke. "He's taken his obligation to educate others to get the care they need," Dr. Greer says
Figure. Tedy's Team: After the 2007 Falmouth Road Race to raise money for stroke research. To join Tedy's Team, go to strokeassociation.org /tedysteam.
Bruschi has established Tedy's Team, an organization to aid stroke victims and raise awareness of the importance of recognizing its warning signs. "It's so important to know the warning signs," he says. "My biggest problem was that I didn't know I was having a stroke."Back to top


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- Written by Brad Walker, Woodinville Decanter
"A bottle of wine begs to be shared; I have never met a miserly wine lover."
― Clifton Fadiman
This celebrated quote was never truer than at this year's St. Nick's holiday wine tasting event hosted by Woodinville Wine Country. The spirited two-day event was kicked off Friday evening with a very special open house at Columbia Winery.
"This weekend was a great success," said WWC Director Sandra Lee. "St. Nick's weekend has become a Woodinville community tradition that underscores the quality and variety of Washington wines available here."
The elegant Friday evening tasting event served as a showcase for over 30 Washington wineries, and new to the affair this year was the VIP Library Tasting in Columbia's Barrel Room. VIP ticket holders experienced a very rare opportunity to sample library wines from 15 Woodinville wineries, including Pondera, Robert Ramsay, Mark Ryan, Woodinville Wine Cellars, Lauren Ashton and Efeste.
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Both the wine and the artisan told stories. The winemaker spoke of the journey, the crush and the work involved. The wine told us about the fruit, the growth of the winemaker and the powerful Washington Terroir.
Tim and Erica Blue of Adams Bench Winery offered a vertical of cabernet that showed how unique and beautiful the different years were for them and their wine.
Chris Gorman treated the attendees to several of his library wines, including "Pixie," his 100 percent Syrah from 2003. This wine was elegant, well balanced and intense. The wine offered me a peek into the past and the future with a single sip.
As someone who very much appreciates this offering from the Gorman lineup and knowing the wine well, this taste for me showed what a powerful winemaker Chris was when he bottled this treasure and highlighted how incredible he has become.
The event honoring Woodinville wine was warm, festive and inviting. I am hopeful to see more utilization of this format for future events. Kit Singh, winemaker for Lauren Ashton Cellars and board member for WWC, said it well, calling the event "one incredible Woodinville Wine Country VIP wine tasting experience that was right-on-track for delivering future world-class events that showcase some of the finest wines produced in the country while bringing together our flourishing wine community."
The fine people of Woodinville Wine Country "poured" a holiday heaping of love into this very special occasion, and it was truly a night of sharing that warmed the heart.
"We know guests always discover new wineries over the weekend, giving them inspiration to plan a return trip to Woodinville over the holidays or in the new year." says Lee.
The St. Nick's Open House affair this year was quite simply, a proper celebration of Woodinville wine!
For more information about future Woodinville Wine Country events, visit woodinvillewinecountry.com or like us at www.facebook.com/woodinvilledecanter.


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The lights in the sky were apparently not seen by any pilots or air traffic controllers. FAA spokesman Ian Gregor said there was no unusual flight activity reported Tuesday night.
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May 26, 2006
LOS ANGELES — The Harold Price Center for Entrepreneurial Studies at UCLA Anderson School of Management announced the winners of the 25th annual Knapp Venture Competition, held Thursday, May 25, 2006. Precision Reproduction, a company commercializing a patented medical device for in-vitro fertilization (IVF) that increases success rates and reduces risk to the patient, won the competition and received a grand prize of $10,000. logicAlloy, a company specializing in easy to use middle ware for Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) networks, came in second place and received a $6,000 prize. The Filling Station, designers of the world's first self-service bar that redefines the customer experience, finished third and received a $4,000 prize. The competition consisted of five finalist teams who presented their business plans to a judging panel of distinguished entrepreneurs and investors.
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