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The Louisiana Purchase: A Primary Source History of Jefferson's Landmark Purchase from Napoleon (Primary Sources in American History) by Jan Goldberg, 2003-08 Louisiana (New Enchantment of America State Books) by John Allan Carpenter, 1978-07 It's My State !: Louisiana (It's My State!) by Ruth Bjorklund, Christopher Santoro, 2005-12-30 Louisiana (United States) by Julie Murray, 2005-09 Thomas Jefferson and the Louisiana Purchase (Westward Ho!,) by Emily Raabe, 2003-08 Frenchy's Float: A Story About Louisiana (Fact & Fable, State Stories Set 2) by Pam Scheunemann, 2010-01 Louisiana (States) by Jennifer Reed, 2003-08 The Louisiana Purchase in American History by Ann Gaines, 2000-01 Louisiana (This Land Called America) by Shawndra Shofner, 2008-07-15 The Louisiana Purchase (American Moments) by Alan Pierce, 2004-01 Louisiana (United States) by Anne Welsbacher, 1998-02 The Louisiana Purchase (Turning Points in U.S. History) by Dennis B. Fradin, 2009-09 The Louisiana Purchase: A Historical and Geographical Encyclopedia Louisiana Purchase (Ready-for-Chapters) by Peter Roop, Connie Roop, 2004-09-21

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41. LaSoMi Home
    Represents the interests of special libraries and librarians devoted to specific interests such as Business Finance, Information Technology or Environmental Resource Management.  
    http://www.sla.org/chapter/cla/index.html
    
    Extractions: About Events Discussion Newsletters ... SLA Home LaSoMi News! The September 2005 LaSoMi newsletter is now available on the Newsletters page. For our members affected by Hurricane Katrina - a message from LaSoMi President, Lisl Zach: Dear Colleague, I write to you today not only in my capacity as president of the Louisiana/Southern Mississippi chapter, but also as someone affected by the phenomenal tragedy of Hurricane Katrina. The devastation we are experiencing is overwhelming, and the coming weeks and months will continue to be difficult. Slowly but surely, however, we will begin to recover and to rebuild. In the meantime, all of your friends in the Special Libraries Association community want to know that you are safe. When you reach a point where you can, please contact me to confirm your safety and that of your family and let me know how we can reach you.

42. Louisiana Purchase 1803-2003
    A collection of primary sources and early published works, searchable by keyword. Accompanied by background essay and teachers' guide. A project of the louisiana State University libraries.  
    http://www.lib.lsu.edu/special/purchase/

43. What Does Ancestral Research Expediting Do?
    Personal consultation and instruction, data entry, group workshops, and record searches at the National Archives; Public and University libraries; and Texas, Oklahoma, louisiana and Arkansas Courthouses.  
    http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Cyprus/2882/

44. IBM WebSphere Portal
    The State Library of louisiana provides directory listings for the public librariesin louisiana, academic libraries, special libraries, and institutional  
    http://www.louisiana.gov/wps/portal/.cmd/cs/.ce/155/.s/1117
    
    Extractions: Discover the vast historical and cultural information about Louisiana, including Louisiana's heritage and state history, Louisiana facts, Louisiana Folklife, and music. Also browse through general information ranging from maps, parish profiles, and state constitution and symbols to Louisiana's college and university information.

45. Northwestern State University Libraries Home
    The Nursing Library at 1800 Line Avenue in Shreveport supports the NSU Collegeof Nursing Northwestern State University Natchitoches, louisiana 71497  
    http://www.nsula.edu/watson_library/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to Northwestern State University Libraries. Watson Memorial Library at 913 University Parkway (formerly College Avenue) in Natchitoches houses the main collection of 350,000 books, journals and documents and the libraries central services and administration. The Nursing Library at 1800 Line Avenue in Shreveport supports the NSU College of Nursing with books, journals and other resources. In Leesville our library serves the campus on Fort Polk and distance education for patrons in that area. All libraries support both on-campus and distance learning students with Interlibrary Loan, database and electronic journal resources.

46. Louisiana Is Latest State Library To Launch WebFeat System
    louisiana is Latest State Library to Launch WebFeat System. State Library oflouisiana provides improved access to databases for 338 libraries statewide  
    http://www.webfeat.org/releases/1Mar05_Louisiana.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Our Company Our Products News ... Features News CURRENT NEWS News 2004 News 2003 News 2002 ... News 2000 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Old Brookville, NY, March 2 http://www.state.lib.la.us ) or local public library websites. "Patrons can now enter a single word or term and search all, some or any of the Louisiana Library Connection databases at once,” noted State Librarian Thomas F. Jaques. “Before, they could search only one database at a time— after scanning the list of 19 databases to determine where to start. WebFeat offers an easy, efficient way for both beginners and experienced researchers to locate the information they need " "WebFeat addresses a trend observed by librarians in Louisiana and across the country,” Jaques explained. “Library users want premium library resources, but they now expect the same quick, comprehensive access to online resources provided by Google and other Internet search engines. In implementing WebFeat, the State Library is providing easier access to the valuable resources in the Louisiana Library Connection databases. That’s particularly important because many Internet websites include information of questionable authenticity. These 19 databases contain only up-to-date, verified information from trusted sources."

47. LOUIS: The Louisiana Library Network Selects WebFeat To Provide Federated Search
    With more than 39 member libraries, LOUIS The louisiana Library Network combinesthe resources of louisiana s public and private academic libraries,  
    http://www.webfeat.org/releases/2Jun05_LOUIS.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Our Company Our Products News ... Features News CURRENT NEWS News 2004 News 2003 News 2002 ... News 2000 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Old Brookville, NY, June 24 LOUIS: The Louisiana Library Network has selected WebFeat, the original federated search engine, to provide its academic libraries with a federated search solution. With more than 39 member libraries, LOUIS: The Louisiana Library Network combines the resources of Louisiana's public and private academic libraries, along with a centralized support staff, to produce a dynamic library consortium. WebFeat will enable each member library implementing a WebFeat system to search any or all of their vast electronic resources with a single, intuitive interface. "LOUIS constantly seeks to provide better services for our consortium members,” commented Ralph Boe, Director of LOUIS. “WebFeat was yet another venue for our institutions to offer quicker and easier searching of numerous resources to their users. We were happy with the flexibility of the WebFeat staff to meet the unique needs of our consortial environment, and provide customization and authentication for our sites." "We are really looking forward to introducing our patrons to the new federated search functionality provided by WebFeat. Our patrons will really appreciate the opportunity to search multiple databases simultaneously, and to discover resources in databases they might not ordinarily use,” said Carla Clark, Head of Access Services and Systems - Noel Memorial Library, Louisiana State University in Shreveport. “This seamless searching capability will surely be a boon to our users who simply want to find what they need as quickly and effortlessly as possible. I am thrilled that the LOUIS consortium is adopting this cutting-edge technology, as it will help us to be relevant and competitive in our ‘get-it-now’ age."

48. EOGN's Other News: Washington Parish (Louisiana) Library Is Taking The Lead
    Washington Parish (louisiana) Library is taking the Lead. Today s libraries aretaking every opportunity to use technology in order to provide more services  
    http://eogn.typepad.com/othernews/2005/07/washington_pari.html
    
    Extractions: Laura on Barn surveyor keynotes Michigan society's annual meeting Linda on Pennsylvania City Battled Floods 116 Years Ago Vicky on Faded Sketch Propels Families Across a Racial Divide Francis Burton Cobb on Using and locating records at the Family History Centre Gord Lewis on Board preserving Rappahannock Station battlefield Dick Eastman on Delaware County, Indiana records becoming more accessible cameron knight on Dunwich, Ontario speaks volumes

49. Delgado Community College, New Orleans, Louisiana - Libraries
    Library users must present a current Delgado ID to check out all materials fromthe Circulation LOUIS (louisiana Online University Information System)  
    http://faculty-web.dcc.edu/cplibrary/Lib_Web/servicesrev.html

50. Delgado Community College, New Orleans, Louisiana - Libraries
    A library of more than 350000 works of English and American poetry, Digital Sanborn Maps of louisiana. Provides access to historical maps of louisiana.  
    http://faculty-web.dcc.edu/cplibrary/databases.html

51. ASIS MY98, Barry
    At the beginning of the decade, few academic libraries in louisiana were automatedand The creation and implementation of the louisiana Library Network  
    http://www.asis.org/Conferences/MY98/Barry.htm
    
    Extractions: Describes the development and implementation of two statewide library networks in Louisiana: the Louisiana Online University Information System (LOUIS), a network of academic libraries, and the Louisiana Library Network (LLN), a network that includes public and school libraries. The projects that resulted in the creation of LOUIS and LLN are discussed in terms of the cooperative efforts of state agencies, academic institutions and libraries throughout the state. The services and resources provided to library patrons as a result of these projects are described, and the benefits of this type of cooperative project are discussed. At the beginning of the decade, few academic libraries in Louisiana were automated and the likelihood of automation seemed remote, given the financial resources available. Within school and public libraries, information technologies of any type were often absent. Today, a mere seven years later, a statewide multitype library network provides patrons in academic, public and school libraries with access to the online catalogs of 18 academic libraries; access to databases that provide the full-text of thousands of journals and newspapers, as well as other information resources; and access to the full array of materials available through the Internet.

52. Louisiana Digital Library/LSUHSC Library Search System
    , The louisiana Digital Library is louisiana s doorway to the uniquecultural and historical resources of louisiana s libraries, archives,  
    http://www.lsuhsc.edu/no/library/ss&d/data/ldl.html

53. Collection Preservation And Disaster Response Planning For Louisiana Libraries
    louisiana,academic library,academic libraries,disaster,disasters, preservation,LALINCCommittee on Preservation and Disaster Preparedness.  
    http://www.latech.edu/disaster/minutes01.html
    
    Extractions: Preservation Home Page * Originally the LALINC Task Force on Preservation and Disaster Planning Minutes, 17 January 2001 The LALINC Task Force on Preservation and Disaster Preparedness met by video conference on Wednesday, January 17, 2001. Members and guests present at the seven sites were: *Task Force member Stephen Henson, co-chair, called the meeting to order at 9:35. The minutes of the previous meeting were approved as distributed.

54. Sims Library Indexes/Databases Louisiana Library Connection
    Contact information for louisiana public libraries is available at the Provider, The louisiana Library Connection Databases are available to all  
    http://www.selu.edu/Library/ElectronicRes/about_lalibconn.html
    
    Extractions: (for Public Library card-holders) Title: Louisiana Library Connection Databases (for Public Library card-holders) Access: A public library card is required to access these databases. Go to the Louisiana State Library Connection Databases homepage . Select your home public library from the drop down menu, "Public Library Patrons." Enter your library card number in the text box. Contact information for Louisiana public libraries is available at the Louisiana Library Directories page. Provider: The Louisiana Library Connection Databases are available to all Louisiana residents free of charge through the State Library of Louisiana. Content: Databases provided to all the libraries by the State Library of Louisiana include:

55. Arcadia Louisiana Resource Guide, City Or Community Of Arcadia
    Arcadia, louisiana Library or libraries, History, relocation info and City orcommunity of Arcadia, louisiana facts and figures are on each page.  
    http://www.usacitiesonline.com/lacountyarcadialib.htm

56. Grants - Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
    louisiana Library Foundation, Inc. Baton Rouge, LA $934320 over 3 years to supportpublic access computing sustainability efforts in public libraries  
    http://www.gatesfoundation.org/Libraries/Grants/Grant-22780.htm

57. Libweb - Directory Of USA Public Libraries, Louisiana
    The original directory of library home pages. This page is a directory of Publiclibraries in louisiana.  
    http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/Libweb/Public_LA.html

58. 2001 ALA GODORT Awards & Scholarship Recipients
    The louisiana Library Association has honored Smittie with their 2001 Essae M . The Association of College and Research libraries, the louisiana Federal  
    http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/GODORT/awards/2001recip.html
    
    Extractions: Left to right: Debora Cheney, Kristine Kasianovitz, Sheila McGarr, Smittie Bolner, Maryellen Trautman James Bennett Childs Award Recipient: Smittie Bolner (Myrtle) The 2001 Childs Award recipient is Myrtle Smith Bolner who recently retired from Louisiana State University after a long and distinguished career. The GODORT Awards Committee honors Smittie for her leadership role in providing improved access to government information. In receiving the Childs Award, Smittie joins a small illustrious group, which includes fellow Louisianan Margaret T. Lane. Smittie first worked in the documents department at LSU, then oversaw the successful transfer of the documents department to the reference department. Over the years Smittie has participated in an impressive array of workshops, symposia and conferences about online processing, documents in the online catalog, managing a documents collection and similar topics. In addition to teaching a course in the use of libraries, Smittie co-authored a text originally titled Books, Libraries and Research, which has gone through several title changes and revisions. It remains a required text in many quarters and is used by the U.S. Army for training purposes. Smittie has been an active member of the American Library Association and the Louisiana Library Association for over twenty years. GODORT secretaries tend to be unsung heroines and Smittie is no exception. She served in that post in 1995/96. She has also ably served as chair of the Louisiana GODORT. In 1990 Smittie (along with three others) was honored with the CIS/ALA/GODORT Documents to the People Award for work on a Marcive project to edit and upgrade the cataloging records of the Government Printing Office. These librarians led their staffs in the total revision of over a quarter a million of MARC records. The Louisiana Library Association has honored Smittie with their 2001 Essae M. Culver Award, their highest award. The Association of College and Research Libraries, the Louisiana Federal Depository Library Council, the Patent Depository Association and the Southeastern Library Association have all benefited from Smittie's energetic presence and wise counsel.

59. Lib-web-cats: Search Results
    Found 32 items where the library is a member of LOUIS The louisiana Library louisiana State University. LSU libraries Design Resource Center ( Baton  
    http://www.librarytechnology.org/lwc-processquery.pl?SID=20050801718627929&UID=&

60. Project MUSE
    The louisiana Library Association came into being in 1909 (known then as libraries for Negroes, Bulletin of the louisiana Library Association 1, no.  
    http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/libraries_and_culture/v038/38.4harris.html
    
    Extractions: The twentieth-century civil rights movement had a profound impact on the Louisiana Library Association (LLA). In the 1940s and 1950s, the association made halting attempts to end professional segregation and grant equal rights to African American librarians, but these ultimately failed. Pressure from the American Library Association in the 1960s could not achieve integration either, and the two organizations severed their ties from 1962 to 1965. Ultimately, the Civil Rights Act of 1964 provided the greatest motivation to integrate by invalidating the cultural and legal institutions of Jim Crow. Search Journals About MUSE Contact Us

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