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The Mystery on the Mighty Mississippi (Real Kids, Real Places) by Carole Marsh, 2009-01-01
De Soto, Finder of the Mississippi by Ronald Syme, 1957-06-01
Transcripts of a Climate for Genius: A Television Series (Mississippi Writers in Context)
The Mississippi (Rivers of the World) by Nina Morgan, 1993-07
The Mississippi (River Journey) by Simon Milligan, Martin Curtis, 2003-04
The Mississippi (Great Rivers of the World) by Kieran Walsh, 2002-12
Annual Report of the Mississippi Department of Archives and History, Issue 2
Spies of Mississippi: The True Story of the State-Run Spy Network that Tried to Destroy the Civil Rights Movement by Rick Bowers, 2010-01-12
The Mississippi (Pollard, Michael, Great Rivers.) by Michael Pollard, 1997-11
Cahokia: Ancient America's Great City on the Mississippi (Penguin Library of American Indian History) (Hardcover) by Timothy R. Pauketat (Author), 2009
Mississippi (This Land Is Your Land) by Ann Heinrichs, 2003-08
From the Mississippi Delta: A Memoir by E. Holland, 1999-03
Mississippi's Historical Heritage: a Directory of Libraries, Archives, and Organizations by Sandra E. And Julia Marks Young Boyd, 1990-01-01

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U.S. State Library Associations
mississippi Library Association PO Box 2044 Jackson, MS 392891448 (601) 352-3917 mississippi Library Jobs Online (mississippi Library Commission)
http://www.geocities.com/aer_mcr/libjob/statelib.html

Extractions: Jobline: (xxx) xxx-xxxx Arizona Library Jobline: (602) 275-2325 Arizona Association of Law Libraries Local Job Offerings Arizona SLA Chapter Employment Resources JobsArizona.com Arizona Republic Mountain Plains Library Assn. Jobline : (605) 677-5757; (800) 356-7820 for those in the MPLA region Arkansas Arkansas Library Association
E-Rate Central: State E-Rate Information:Mississippi
mississippi ERate. » mississippi National School Lunch Program. » mississippiLibrary Commission E-Rate/Universal Services Information
http://www.e-ratecentral.com/us/stateInformation.asp?state=MS
Mississippi Supreme Court
Provides access to the library s online catalog, lists library hours and usepolicies, and provides links to other mississippi legal resources.
http://www.mssc.state.ms.us/Library/default.asp
News
mississippi Library Commission Selects PLATO for Statewide Implementation In essence, our partnership with the mississippi Library Commission
http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=96398&p=irol-newsArticle_Print&ID=53
Resume For Beth Ashmore
Poster Session presented at the mississippi Library Association Annual ConferenceJackson, MS, 1719 October 2001. (Co-authored presentation presented)
http://www.researchinglibrarian.com/home/resume.htm
RBMS Security Committee: State Laws: Mississippi
mississippi Code 393-(301-313) mississippi Library Materials Security Law This article shall be known and may be cited as the mississippi Library
http://www.rbms.nd.edu/committees/security/state_laws/mississippi.shtml

Extractions: The RBMS Security Committee attempts to maintain a current list of statutes from each of the fifty states pertaining to library thefts or other criminal acts involving library and archival materials ( view index ). Following are the relevant laws for the state of Mississippi: Mississippi Code 39-3-(301-313) Mississippi Library Materials Security Law Section 39-3-301. Short title. This article shall be known and may be cited as the "Mississippi Library Materials Security Law." Section 39-3-303. Unauthorized removal or wilful mutilation of library materials. (1) It shall be unlawful for any person to remove library materials, without authorization, from the premises wherein such materials are maintained or to retain possession of library materials without authorization. (2) It shall be unlawful for any person to wilfully mutilate library materials. Section 39-3-305. Definitions. As used in this article the term: (a) "Without authorization" means contrary to rules which set forth policies governing access to library materials and include eligibility for library patronage and lending procedures. (b) "Library materials" means books, manuscripts, letters, newspapers, court records, films, microfilms, tape recordings, phonograph records, lithographs, prints, photographs or any other written or printed document, graphic material of any nature and other personal property which is the property or in the custody of or entrusted to a public or private library, museum, archives or other depository.
Mississippi Women's Money Conference - 2001 Conference
She is a former President of the mississippi Library Association, having servedon numerous state level committees, and is currently the Chair of the Board
http://www.treasury.state.ms.us/site/women/site/program/speakers/

Extractions: Dee Lee Dee Lee is a Certified Financial Planner, a Certified Retirement Counselor and a Registered Investment Advisor with the state of Massachusetts. She received a diploma in Financial Planning from Boston University and her MBA from Simmons College. She dissolved her successful financial planning practice for individuals so that she could devote all of her energies to educating the financial consumer. She is a member of the Financial Planning Association (FPA) and served on their national Board of Directors. Dee has penned several books. Her newest, The Complete Idiot's Guide to Retiring Early, is all about catching the golden ring before age 65. So much of Dee's time is spent advising pre-retirees that a book about retiring early seemed a natural. Everything you need to know to achieve that illusive dream of an early retirement is included in the book. It's fun and easy reading too! Let's Talk Money, published by Chandler House Press, is a book written to help the reader understand the maze of personal finance. This book provides the reader with the nuts and bolts of the financial planning process and helps them set realistic goals that are achievable.
MDAH: Archives & Library: Electronic Records
The mississippi Library Commission is the legally designated state depository for The law designating the mississippi Library Commission as the state
http://www.mdah.state.ms.us/arlib/erglweb.html

Extractions: Part 5: Webpages The World Wide Web (WWW or the Web) is a dynamic Internet-based online information delivery tool originally created by the European Laboratory for Particle Physics. It uses specially coded textual or multimedia documents ("hypertext" or "hypermedia") that can link to other documents at any location on the global Internet. Encoding of a WWW document or "page" uses a document type definition (DTD) in the venerable Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML), called Hypertext Markup Language (HTML). Web pages were originally simple text documents conveying information, but beginning in the mid-nineties, with the creation of the first commercial "browser" software that could display documents of more sophisticated structure and with the inception of commercialization of the Internet, conditions changed dramatically. With the explosion of commercial use, the entry into web page creation of advertising designers, and a vicious competition between browser companies, the original HTML standard began to be expanded to permit the addition of graphics, sound, motion, and interactivity. As the Web began to mature, some began to be concerned that its content was not being preserved. After the first flush of interest, webpages would disappear and links to them would link to nothing. State government websites have been no exception to this trend. At the national level, technologists themselves have begun to worry that their legacy is disappearing into a black hole of invisibility; Nathan Mhyrvold, Microsoft technology guru, urged that the whole Internet be preserved, arguing that the cost of archiving it by traditional means, whereby a human being made decisions to discard what was not "valuable," would be far more costly (see
39-3-105. Director.
incident to carrying on the work of the mississippi Library Commission. while on business for the mississippi Library Commission, shall be paid from
http://www.mscode.com/free/statutes/39/003/0105.htm
Univ Of Mississippi Law Library
20 1 pm 6 pm Sun., Aug. 21 RESUME REGULAR SCHEDULE. New Books at the Law Library United Nations, Subject Guide to mississippi. About the Library
http://library.law.olemiss.edu/

Extractions: LOUIS, the Library's Catalog Telnet Access to Catalog Online Databases Other Libraries Supreme Court Nomination For information regarding the nomination of John G. Roberts to be Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United states, please visit the University of Michigan Law Library's Roberts Information site. Online version of New Orleans' daily newspaper - information about conditions in New Orleans, as well as how to volunteer and contact information for the Red Cross. Charity Navigator.org , the largest charity rating service in the country. The site contains links to many charities raising money for Katrina recovery. FirstGov.gov
University Of Mississippi Libraries Catalog - Keyword Search
LIBRARY QUICK LINKS, AICPA, Archives Special Collections, Articles Databases mississippi AND politics Soviet OR Russian Mexico AND NOT New Mexico
http://umiss.lib.olemiss.edu/

Extractions: Searching for DVDs or a UM thesis? Start by clicking on the Specialized tab. Looking for articles and not sure where to start? Try the Library Search Engine or go to the articles and databases page Renew books or receive e-mail alerts for new materials by clicking on How do you like the new library catalog design? Have you found a problem searching the catalog, or have suggestions to make?
Mississippi University For Women
The W is a four year, public liberal arts college, in Columbus, mississippi,voted by US News and World Report as the number one public liberal arts college
http://www.muw.edu/
News From The Center For The Book - 11/98
Library of Congress Information Bulletin, November 1998 issue. to theMississippi Library Commission and the New Mexico State Library for their support.
http://www.loc.gov/loc/lcib/9811/cfb.html

Extractions: Home Page News from the Center for the Book Family Literacy Workshops Held Workshop storytellers Jean Whitehorse (New Mexico) and Oneal Issac (Mississippi) With funding from the Viburnum Foundation, the Center for the Book sponsored two regional workshops in September that provided training for representatives from rural libraries and communities that received 1998 family literacy grants from the foundation. Held in cooperation with state library agencies and local literacy organizations from seven states, the workshops in Jackson, Miss. (Sept. 9-10) and Albuquerque, N.M. (Sept. 16-17) launched the new Viburnum Foundation/Center for the Book Family Literacy Project (see the LC Information Bulletin, May 1998.) "More than 75 people participated in each workshop, and we were delighted with the results," said Center for the Book Director John Y. Cole. "Special thanks go to Center for the Book consultant Virginia Mathews, the workshop coordinator, and to the Mississippi Library Commission and the New Mexico State Library for their support. The three-year grant we received from the Viburnum Foundation for this project, coming on the heels of the successful completion of our five-year Library-Head Start-Museum partnership project, continues the center's interest in family literacy and in encouraging collaboration on behalf of books and reading among libraries and other community organizations that serve children, youth and families."

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