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...itally re-mastered. The European Library offers access to the resources of 47 European national libraries. The resources include books, magazines, journals, audio recordings and other material. The Canadian Libraries Collection is a collection of books from libraries across the country. The books have all been gathered here in one collection. Each book here was foun...

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... 1991), New York, Colorado (1991, 1992), and Seoul (1991). He also has two journals describing his emigration, with over 1000 pages and four plays, so... ...ians to publish in the beginning of the year 1990. The HAIKU ­ Magazine of Cultural Romanian ­ Japanese Interpenetrations, that publishes hundreds of ...

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...osed that the use of orphan works be limited to non-profit educational or cultural institutions. Once a work has been designated as an orphan work, ... ...a history of a station in the Antarctic); CAA (647) (describing scholarly journals and publications that incorporate works of art). Page 36 UNITED... ...ke to republish a role-playing game); Meadow (438) (would like to use old journals and magazines with information about the history of the steel ind... ...hat sacrificing certainty is acceptable because the “gatekeepers” of many cultural institutions (i.e., the general counsels at libraries, museums et... ... waived 11th Amendment immunity. iii. Limitations on Categories of Uses Cultural and Other Non-Commercial Uses. Several commenters stated that any... ...eral commenters stated that any uses of orphan works should be limited to cultural uses such as restoration and preservation of works that are embod... ...erest in a particular subject and wishes to make use of works, such as old journals, books or articles, that relate to his area of interest. This us...

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...osed that the use of orphan works be limited to non-profit educational or cultural institutions. Once a work has been designated as an orphan work, ... ...a history of a station in the Antarctic); CAA (647) (describing scholarly journals and publications that incorporate works of art). Page 36 UNITED... ...ke to republish a role-playing game); Meadow (438) (would like to use old journals and magazines with information about the history of the steel ind... ...hat sacrificing certainty is acceptable because the “gatekeepers” of many cultural institutions (i.e., the general counsels at libraries, museums et... ... waived 11th Amendment immunity. iii. Limitations on Categories of Uses Cultural and Other Non-Commercial Uses. Several commenters stated that any... ...eral commenters stated that any uses of orphan works should be limited to cultural uses such as restoration and preservation of works that are embod... ...erest in a particular subject and wishes to make use of works, such as old journals, books or articles, that relate to his area of interest. This us...

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...ct (NHPA) of 1966, as amended in 1992 (36 CFR Part 800); the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation's “Guidelines for Consideration of Traditional Cultural Values in Historic Preservation Review” (ACHP 1985); National Register Bulletin 38, “Guidelines for Evaluating and Documenting Traditional Cultural Properties” (Parker and King 1990); the Hawaii State Historic Preser...

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...Hawaiian history has been studied and described from many different points of view—cultural, archaeological, geographical, and botanical, among others. But very little has been written about Hawai'i's postcontact linguistic history: how outsiders first became aware of the Hawaiian language, how they and the...

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...skill. He wrote two other books, Hawaiian Games for Today (1975) and Hawaiian Treasures (1978).In addition, he wrote numerous articles for magazines, journals, and newspapers; conducted hundreds of workshops for educators; lectured to thousands of individuals; and taught and served as a guiding force in Hawaiian studies programs at Kamehameha for nearly sixty years. Before...

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...Many of the praiseworthy cultural accomplishments of the Hawaiian people are examined and discussed in these units. Described here are the unusual as well as the everyday features of this remarkable civilization that flourished with vigor and efficie...

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...an, Japanese, Korean, Micronesian, Portuguese, Samoan, Tongan, and Vietnamese. There have also been papers in English produced by specific ethnic or cultural groups: Hispanic, Jewish, and African American. Many publications have been multilingual: for example, bilingual in Hawaiian and English; and trilingual in English, Filipino, and Japanese....

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...n publications voice anti-establishment or countervailing views. Official papers, the third type, are sponsored by government agencies. Independent journals, the rarest form, are unallied to any special interest. The present work calls for a different organization. There are three main sections. Section I organizes the newspapers alphabetically by the title's first n...

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...of Newspapers by Title -- 5 -- Categories of Newspapers -- 111 -- African American -- 111 -- Alternative -- 111 -- Chinese -- 112 -- Church -- 112 -- Cultural -- 113 -- Establishment -- 113 -- Filipino -- 116 -- Government -- 117 -- Hawaiian -- 117 -- Hispanic -- 119 -- Independent -- 119 -- Indonesian -- 119 -- Japanese -- 119 -- Jewish -- 121 -- Korean -- 121 -- Labor --...

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...to make a difference for children. The Journal was more than a record of information or a vehicle for authors who were already writing for national journals. Rather, the editors, coming from a variety of disciplines including education, anthropology, clinical psychology, and the Kamehameha Elementary Education Program (KEEP) were able to identify methods and research th...

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... Learning Principles-Anthony J. Picard & Donald B. Young September 1990. 93 -- Encouraging Voluntary Reading-Alice J. Kawakami January 1990 -- 109 -- Cultural Aspects Of Learning And Teaching The Child As A Member Of A Culture-Ginger Fink May 1990. 117 -- Becoming A Teacher In A Multicultural Classroom-Virgie Chattergy Fall 1993. 123 -- The Role Of Culture In Minority Scho...

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...55; the Boundary Commission Testimonies of native witnesses ca. 1870 to 1880; Kingdom and Government communications (ca. 1850-1900); and historical journals are cited. The historical component of the study is in no way exhaustive, and does not include frequently cited native and historical accounts which have benefited from broad circulation. Instead, we focused on hi...

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... 24 -- Boundary Of The Ahupuaa Of Waipaa [Waipa]. 27. Boundary Of The Ahupuaa Ofhanalei. 29 -- Selected Native Traditions And Accounts Describing The Cultural Landscape, Use Of Land And Ocean Resources, And Residency. 34 -- Puuone (Dune-Banked Ponds). 34 -- George Bowser's "Directory And Tourists Guide" (1880). 34 -- H.M. Whitney's Hawaiian Guide Book (1890). 36 -- "Ka Moo...

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...sharing content that led to significant changes in the publishing industry. To ensure the 15th edition (2003) would fully address these shifts in the cultural and professional landscape, Chicago’s editorial staff solicited the advice of the Manual’s first-ever advisory board—a distinguished group of scholars, authors, and professionals from a wide range of publishing and b...

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...pitalizatiolz Room 16, Ps. 20, Grade IV, Art. 11, Act I; Vol. I, No. 2 (of journals; otherwise " no."), Book 11, Div. 111, Part IV. But do not capi... ...preliminary matter-title, copyright, contents, etc. -is there. Contents of journals should be made up at the time the first page-proofs are read. ... ...apitalization of, 19. J, do not divide on, 106. "House," compounds of, 170. Journals: see Periodicals. - Manual of Style: Index Judiciary bodies,...

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... a fact not to be taken for granted. Why not use this mechanism to meet your cultural and innovation needs? If people need Madame Bovary or The New Yo... ... the people who actually read, or listen to, or watch the stuff. This is our cultural policy and it is driven, in part, by copyright. The promise of p... ...ormation marketplace. Copyright law is supposed to give us a self-regulating cultural policy in which the right to exclude others from one’s original ... ...emand. At its best, it is supposed to allow a decentralized and iconoclastic cultural ferment in which independent artists, musicians, and writers can... ...lace, easy and cheap access to information, de- centralized and iconoclastic cultural production, self-correcting innovation policy? Often it does, bu... ...uld have thought that it was fair use for a company to photocopy articles in journals it subscribed to, and paid for, in order to circulate them to it... ... Scientists passionately debate the impor- tance of open access to scholarly journals. Geographers and climatologists fume over access to geospatial d... ... licenses, rather than its se- questration behind the paywalls of commercial journals, could help fuel re- markable innovations in scientific synthesis... ...t?” Duke Law Journal 47 (1997): 87–116, available at http://www.law.duke.edu/journals/cite.php? 47+Duke+L.+J.+87. 4. “Cultural Environmentalism @ 10,”...

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...shing Service is about empowerment. The price of scholarly, peer- reviewed journals has skyrocketed in the last few years, often way out of the limite... ...ve and authenticated knowledge has declined as the number of professional journals has proliferated. This is not to mention the long (and often cruc... ...tomated and very short. The system includes a long series of thematic journals. These journals self-assemble, in accordance with the call number... ... with certain call numbers will automatically be included in the relevant journals. The fly in the ointment is the absence of peer review. As t... ... biologists like Richard Dawkins and Rupert Sheldrake developed models of cultural evolution. Dawkins' "meme" is a cultural element (like a behaviou... ... - the more devalued and common it becomes and the less institutional and cultural memory we seem to possess. In the battle between paper and screen... ...d teachers teach. The Internet's evolution mirrors closely the social and cultural history of North America at the end of the 20th century. If not p... ...in The Net was supposed to dissolve anachronistic national borders and cultural boundaries. It was expected to vitiate distance - both physical a... ...ndbites, shortcuts and cliff notes. The Wikipedia is a pernicious counter-cultural phenomenon. It does not elevate or celebrate knowledge. The Wikip...

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...hment, his Theory of Relativity would never have been published in scientific journals and his ideas would never have gained worldwide fame. After ... ...tual-habit of the ever-wider search for firewood becoming a blind, unthinking cultural tradition? Africans still denude their forests and destroy th... ... craze of a mass consumer culture which has become psychotic. It is a form of cultural insanity which is getting progressively worse.. People living... ...SS Chapter Three: Hominids 177 Would this kind of event stay in their cultural memory long enough to give them the idea of using fire? Simp... ...the Wild Dog example being the third strongest… and put all of their social-cultural-instinctive traits, habits, characteristics together…. You... ...ncestor worship. There is no difference between the veneration of elders, and cultural phenomenon of ancestor worship; except the accumulation of cu... ...ot allowed to publish their findings or conclusions or opinions in scientific journals. This way nobody can question your dead detached ideas. Do... ... the closed doors of your tiny scientific clique. Then publish it in obscure journals that nobody reads. Only people involved in your specialized ... ...to any other data. Their entire life’s work is left to rot inside voluminous journals. Their whole life wasted on something so specialized, so nar...

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...tiative thus: "Under the program, the world's six largest publishers of biomedical journals have agreed to three-tiered pricing. For countries in t... ...ed up. Additional publishers have joined this 3-5 years program and most biomedical journals are already on offer. Mid-tier pricing will be declared... ...countries less. But differential pricing is unlikely to be confined to scholarly journals. Already, voices in developing countries demand tiered ... ...illful and committed Diaspora - can all enhance and channel innovation. The wrong cultural context, discouraging social mores, xenophobia, a paran... ...of acquired skills, and discriminate between types of endowments in accordance with cultural biases and fads. Libertarians limit themselves to ens... ...s to airline ticketing and from insurance claims processing to remote maintenance. Cultural mismatches between the (typically Western) client base ... ...ironment factors (demographic, economic, ecological, technological, political, and cultural) and micro- or task- environment factors (markets, custo... ...other take place in a complex environment, affected by governments, social forces, cultural factors, and markets. The country must clearly identify...

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...t grouped on subjects... ( page 5). 31 As well as the other smarandachian journals, the volume is read at once. From the content’s point of view... ... the author: beings and things, daily incidents and great events- politic and cultural ones, famous personalities and anonymous people - everything ... ...ersonalities his irreverence reaches the iconoclasty, as regards the literary- cultural ones it is felt the deference. Only a masked familiarism (a l... ...lexandru Cioranescu, Ion Barbu. Monogafie, Ion Barbu. Monography, ed.Fundatia Culturala Romana, Bucuresti, 1996, p.5. 2.Dinu Flamind, Postfata la “... ...nescu, Alexandru, Ion Barbu- Monografie, Ion Barbu- Monography, ed. Fundatiei Culturale Romane, Bucuresti, 1996. 7. Constantinescu, Mihaela, Forme ...

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... He has stud- ied innovation within the publishing industries, and has found cultural barriers to it across studios and record companies. As one studi... .... Yochai Benkler has examined the opportunities for the democ- ratization of cultural participation offered by the Internet through the lens of liberal... ...rmation economy makes it possible to reshape both the “who” and the “how” of cultural production relative to cultural production in the twentieth cent... ...he ability of individuals and groups to participate in the production of the cultural tools and frameworks of human understanding and discourse. It aff... ...t makes culture more transparent to its inhabitants. It makes the process of cultural production more participatory, in the sense that more of those w... ...the South before the Civil War), available at http://www.press.uillinois.edu/journals/lhr/rao26_1 .pdf. 92. See Tim W u, When Code Isn ’t Law, 89 V. ...

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...ss. Emotionally, he's 5 years old!!!" "He told me that based on what he has read in my journals and narratives, providing that all the information ... ...e gratification and lives in a state of restless, perpetually unsatisfied desire." The Cultural Narcissist – Sam Vaknin http://samvak.tripod.com/la... ...cast due to his very towering genius or other outstanding qualities. To conform to the cultural stereotype of the 'tormented artist' – the narcissi... ...inguish between the traits and behaviour patterns that are independent of the patient's cultural- social context (i.e., inherent, or idiosyncratic) –... ...al context (i.e., inherent, or idiosyncratic) – and reactive patterns, or conformity to cultural and social mores and edicts. Reactions to severe l... ...nterview with Sam Vaknin regarding the Narcissistic Personality Disorder – clinical and cultural aspects. Narcissistic Personality Disorder Chat Cha...

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...osed that the use of orphan works be limited to non-profit educational or cultural institutions. Once a work has been designated as an orphan work, ... ...a history of a station in the Antarctic); CAA (647) (describing scholarly journals and publications that incorporate works of art). Page 36 UNITED... ...ke to republish a role-playing game); Meadow (438) (would like to use old journals and magazines with information about the history of the steel ind... ...hat sacrificing certainty is acceptable because the “gatekeepers” of many cultural institutions (i.e., the general counsels at libraries, museums et... ... waived 11th Amendment immunity. iii. Limitations on Categories of Uses Cultural and Other Non-Commercial Uses. Several commenters stated that any... ...eral commenters stated that any uses of orphan works should be limited to cultural uses such as restoration and preservation of works that are embod... ...erest in a particular subject and wishes to make use of works, such as old journals, books or articles, that relate to his area of interest. This us...

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...f Germany's and Austria's, 7.5% of France's (though less than 4% of multi-cultural Blairite Britain). There are more than 15 million people born in ... ...ership application forms, information packs, and discussion of social and cultural issues. Jane Taylor, Information Manager at the Communications Wo... ...their internal and external documents. Some only provide access to their journals, but others put a full range of their documents online. These ar... ...depends on "family income, education policy, production technologies, and cultural norms." About a quarter of children under-14 throughout the world ... ...ine ticketing and from insurance claims processing to remote maintenance. Cultural mismatches between the (typically Western) client base and the of...

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...SCU (Germany) THE AESTHETICS OF PARADOXISM (fragment) Constituted as a cultural model with the ambition to resolve the crisis of modernism, ju... ... in surface with the playfulness, the skeptical, with a pulverization of the cultural and judging with an expert eye the democratic re-equilibrium o... ...nfiltra ţiei comparatiste, în majoritate, provenit ă din cadrul universului cultural românesc. Accentul comentariilor lui Ion Soare vizeaz ă deopot... ...tului veacului nostru care, bântuit de atâtea durit ăţi politice, economice, culturale, nu mai admite ideea de st ăpâni şi sclavi. Cuvântul r ămâne... ...titu ţia penitenciar ă pentru a descoperi c ă maxima libertate (inclusiv cea cultural ă şi de expresie) este sa extinzi temni ţa, celul ă cu celul ă... ...ledge compared to other native students. Although I am little behind writing journals & reading several books, I wish I can catch up step by step. I...

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...Publ. Hse., Oradea, Romania, 158, 2000. [14] Smarandache, Florentin. Cultural Tour to Brazil on "Paradoxism in Literature and Science": "Is The... ... of selected articles by the authors which previously appeared in various journals along with new material that ties it all together. The book crit...

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...low : Michigan 1; Grand Rapids League Team. 10. Michigan 7; Michigan Agri- cultural College 2. Michigan 8; Michigan Agri- cultural College 0. Michigan... ... Michigan 8; Michigan Agri- cultural College 0. Michigan 7; Michigan Agri- cultural College 2. ,3l!Cuigan J, .i" iDion vvuiicgc u. Michigan 6; Oberlin... ...e City of New York 94 to 0. Both the Con- noctiout and Massachusetts Agri- cultural colleges were also over- wholniod with large scores. The gonio wit... ...of Connecticut, 1636-1776, published around 1850; volumes 7, Sand 9 of the journals of the Continental Congress; the vital records of sev- eral Massac... ...se are nearly equal to the standard maintained by leading college humorous journals. They are ile- serving of conimondation both for wit and pointed a...