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         Vermont Libraries:     more books (100)
  1. The Springfield (Vermont) Town Library: A survey of its community, its resources and services, with recommendations for developing services responsive to community needs by Helen Lowenthal, 1976
  2. Vermont public library statistics 1985-87 by Marianne Kotch, 1987
  3. A guide to the Vermont Historical Society library by Reidun D Nuquist, 1981
  4. Reading is a magic trip: A mini manual to be used in conjunction with the American Library Association's 1994 summer program : a resource guide (Vermont summer reading program) by Grace W Greene, 1994
  5. A manual for Vermont library trustees by Marianne Kotch, 1994
  6. Vermont's school children need more library service, by Pauline Marie Moody, 1945
  7. Reading makes champions: Resource guide for the 1984 Vermont summer library program by Caroline Ward, 1984
  8. Report of a study of the public library situation (Fletcher Free Library) at Burlington, Vermont by Joseph Lewis Wheeler, 1957
  9. The Springfield Town Library, Springfield, Vermont;: A general survey with recommendations; final revision, a report by Harold Lancour, 1975
  10. The hospital that became a college: Sloan U.S. Army General Hospital, Montpelier, Vermont (Occasional paper / Norwich University Library) by William A Shepard, 1983
  11. A guide to the records of the Garden Way Publishing Company at the Bailey-Howe Library, University of Vermont by Mary Gelinas, 1982
  12. Vermont Department of Libraries salary survey: Results by Marianne Kotch, 1977
  13. Joint list of the major microform holdings of the New England state university libraries and the Vermont Council of Academic Libraries by Lucy DeLuca, 1970
  14. Survey of library conditions in the institutions of the State of Vermont by Dominic A Persempere, 1967

101. Los Angeles Public Library | Vermont Square Branch Library
Put description of site here for search engines to find.
http://www.lapl.org/branches/14.html
Branch Libraries
Home SEARCH FOR: Advanced Search Library Resources Catalog Databases Photo Collection Ask a Librarian Your Library Account Reserve a Computer About the Library Kids Path Teen Web Adult Literacy Support Your Library Vermont Square Branch Library
1201 W. 48 th. Street
Los Angeles, CA 90037 Map Branch History Service Hours: Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Saturdays Sundays CLOSED e-mail (form) Senior Librarian: Judy Hermann Parking: Street Parking Programs: Adult
  • Computer Classes
    Offering basic training on using the LAPL Catalog, LAPL Databases, a basic introduction to using the Internet, and/or the basics of word processing. Call for class topic and schedule, pre-registration is usually required. Grandparents and Books (GAB)
    A grandparent is available in the library to read to children. Libraries And Preschool (LAP) Program
    Partnership with preschools to support emergent literacy and family reading.
Resources: Electronic Resources online catalog , over 100 subscription databases , word processing, language learning, literacy and a large historic document and photograph collection. Specially designed Web sites are provided for

102. HYTELNET - Library Catalogs:USA:Vermont
Library CatalogsUSAvermont. Ilsley Public Library (Middlebury, vermont) Middlebury College Norwich University / vermont College
http://www.lights.com/hytelnet/usa/VT.html
Hytelnet: 1st Directory of Internet Resources
Archive date: September 4, 1997 History of Hytelnet Search Home
Library Catalogs:USA:Vermont
HYTELNET was developed by Peter Scott: scott@lights.com

103. Patents And Trademarks: Documents & Maps
University of vermont, Bailey/Howe Library, Documents and Maps Collections The vermont Patent Trademark Depository Library (VPTDL), designated by the
http://bailey.uvm.edu/govdocs/vptdl.html

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The Bailey/Howe Library is a Federal Depository Library. Quick Links... Tax Forms State of Vermont Homepage American FactFinder Census Bureau Congressional Universe GPO Access Consumer Price Indexes Bureau of Labor Statistics Thomas: Legislative Information on the Internet Monthly Catalog of U.S Government Publications National Center for Health Statistics National Weather Service Passport Information United Nations Patents Trademarks Questions or Comments to: Daisy Benson and Laurie Kutner Last Updated on March 9, 2001

104. VTVT Standard Cell Library Distribution
The VTVT Group has developed a standardcell library targeting the TSMC-0.25um, University of vermont, Burlington, vermont, University of Washington,
http://www.ee.vt.edu/~ha/cell_library/distribution.html
The VTVT Group has developed a standard-cell library targeting the TSMC-0.25um, 2.5-volt CMOS process available via MOSIS . The library can be used with Synopsys synthesis tools and the Cadence Silicon Ensemble Place/Route tool. All of the cells can be viewed and edited using the Cadence Virtuoso layout editor. The cell library requires NCSU design kit or other kits that follow MOSIS design rules. Since MOSIS DEEP design rules are used for our cell library, the NCSU design kit has been modifed slightly and is included in our distribution. In this Release 2 of the VTVT Standard Cell library, which was released on November 1, 2003, we made the following addition and modification to the Release 1:
  • Additional cells. The Release 2 contains 83 cells , compared with 36 in Release 1. Additional modification to the NCSU design rule check file. Now MOSIS's wide-metal rule is implemented.
The users of the Release 1 of the VTVT standard cell library, or those who downloaded the library prior to November 2003, are recommended to update their library by downloading Release 2. The package for our cell library includes:
  • layouts of primitive cells Synopsys synthesis (.db) and VHDL simulation libraries

105. JEP: From Print To Cyberspace
furthering the research mission of the institution, the University of VermontLibraries formed an Electronic Journals Task Force in February of 1998.
http://www.press.umich.edu/jep/05-01/maclennan.html
FROM PRINT TO CYBERSPACE:
Presentation and Access Issues for Electronic Journals
In a Medium-Sized Academic Institution
by BIRDIE MACLENNAN Originally published in: Anonyme With the ongoing proliferation of new and evolving networking technologies, scholarly communication is in a process of profound transformationwhat many are calling (perhaps for dramatic Seeking Quality Online
Editor's Gloss
Quality Filters in Electronic Publishing The Perils of the Virtual Student Publishing Confronts the Millennium
  • From Print to Cyberspace Privacy in the Electronic Environment Thom Lieb:
    The Format Wars
    Potpourri Front Page
    effect in this last year of the millennium) the "dawning of a new era." That which hardly seemed possible little more than ten years agoscholarly collaboration on the Internet for rapid and timely exchanges of information among colleagues in different parts of the worldis now commonplace reality. New methods of communication have given rise to new forms of publication. Electronic mail and Web sites comprise everything from regional news and gossip, to tentative thoughts about research projects, to formal, peer-reviewed journals. In the realm of the Internet, all of these elements contribute, in one form or another, to the flow of scholarly communication, research and knowledge. Some of them might even be considered "serial" in nature. However, it is scholarly electronic journals in the networked environment and in relation to libraries that are the focus of this paper.
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