61. 19th-Century Girls' Series If you find errors or would like to suggest ADDITIONAL authors or texts forinclusion here, please email me. (But please don t email to ask the value of http://www.readseries.com/

19th-Century Girls' Series Long before Nancy Drew, the Hardy Boys, Sweet Valley High, the Babysitters' Club, or Magic Tree House, series books provided a source of enjoyable fiction for children. The first children's fiction series appeared in the United States in the 1830s, and by the 1860s the genre was well-established and earning both praise and censure. I've been researching series books for over twenty-five years. This page draws upon some of that research; it is devoted to bio-bibliographies and commentary about nineteenth-century authors of series books for girls and younger children as well as samples of some of their writing. It includes some of the century's most popular authors and a number of lesser-known figures whose works now almost forgotten show the evolution of the genre. The most recent updates reflect my current interest in women authors, especially those slighted or omitted by traditional reference sources. Usually, such authors wrote only a few books or attained only modest success. Recovering their lives and works contributes to a better understanding of the development of series fiction and women's part in nineteenth-century publishing. The table below alphabetizes authors by real names, using the Library of Congress authority file as a guideline; please check the

62. Authors, Roles And Publication Order The site will allow up to 12 coauthors. Click Next to add ADDITIONAL authors.You will receive a confirmation message each time you add an author. http://journaltool.asme.org/Help/AuthorHelp/WebHelp/Submissions/Adding_Authors.h

63. Search Tips We identify the name listed first on the title page as the author. Others appearas ADDITIONAL authors and are included when you search by author s name. http://www.planning.org/bookservice/searchtips.htm

APAStore Planners Book Service document.write(document.title); Printer-Friendly Format My Cart Our Security Policy Overview Advanced Search ... Order Form Search Join APA APA is an outspoken advocate for planning. Become a member and join thousands of people who share your dedication to building strong, vibrant communities. Search Tips This site is designed with many tools to help you find exactly the items you want. From any page, choose one of the folder labels on the left side of the page to see one of our special lists: Planners Press —All books published by APA Planners Press and still in print PAS reports Every Planning Advisory Service report still in print Special offers —Look here for discounts, deals, volume pricing, and other special values New releases —See what's new on our booklist Best sellers —Our customers' top choices Textbooks —Books that give planning students an edge, from APA Planners Press and other top publishers AICP exam Readings selected to help planners preparing to take the American Institute of Certified Planners exam Essential library Books identified by APA's Planning Advisory Service as indispensable to any planner's personal or professional collection Also, from the top of any page, you can conduct a quick search by keyword, author, or title. Searches are not case-sensitive, so don't worry about capitalization.

64. PTSD Research Quarterly // National Center For Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder index lists Research Quarterly articles alphabetically by first author.Although names of ADDITIONAL authors are shown, they do not appear as index entries. http://www.ncptsd.va.gov/publications/rq/rq_authors.html

NCPTSD Topics Facts Publications CQ PILOTS RQ Authors Distribution List Subjects Assessment DMH Manual Reading Documents Video Assessment About NCPTSD NCPTSD's Website Most Popular Pages: PTSD Research Quarterly Author Index Volumes 1 through 15 (1990 - 2004) This index lists Research Quarterly articles alphabetically by first author. Although names of additional authors are shown, they do not appear as index entries. Subject and Chronological List indexes are also available. Each issue of the PTSD Research Quarterly is available in Portable Document Format (PDF), which reproduces the exact format of the paper edition. You may read the issue on your computer monitor or print it on your desktop printer. In order to read or print PDF documents, you will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader. The appropriate version for your computer may be obtained from the Adobe website Aldwin, C. M. Coping with traumatic stress. PTSD Research Quarterly (Summer 1993) Banyard, V. Trauma and memory. PTSD Research Quarterly (Fall 2000) Blake, D. D. Rationale and development of the Clinician-Administered PTSD Scales. PTSD Research Quarterly (Spring 1994) PTSD Research Quarterly (Summer 1998) Boudewyns, P.A. Research into the psychological aftermath of war: The Augusta War Trauma Project.

65. Interface 2003 Abstract Submission ADDITIONAL Authors (optional). Author 2 Name Affiliation email. Author 3Name Affiliation e-mail. Author 4 Name Affiliation e-mail http://www.galaxy.gmu.edu/interface/I03/I2003WebPage/abssubm.html

Interface 2003 Abstract Submission The form below should be completed by all presenting authors for Interface 2003. Invited abstracts should be submitted by September 30, 2002. Refereed submissions (abstract plus full paper) must be submitted by January 17, 2003. Contributed abstracts must be submitted by February 5, 2003. For more details, see the call for participation here Please use only plain text in standard paragraph format in your submission. Features such as html tags, TeX and LaTeX codes, Word special characters, and bullet lists will not translate properly. Also, we're having trouble with double quotes ("). Please use TeX-style paired single quotes (`` and '') or skip the quotes completely and email us with the corrections. Sorry about the hassle. Please note, you will need to verify your submission and click submit a second time. You will receive a confirmation email once your submission is complete. Please notify us if you have any problems. After submission, any changes or corrections should be sent to

66. Author Links Links to ADDITIONAL Authors. Return to Home Page Elaine Hopper Shannah Biondine Marion Marshall Marilyn Grall Joanie MacNeil YL Harris http://www.geocities.com/sheril_us/pages/ncpauth.html

Links to Additional Authors Return to Home Page Elaine Hopper Shannah Biondine Marion Marshall ... Jennette Marie Powell

67. New Technologies From The USSR: Restoring Book Paper And Drying Water Wetted Boo The ADDITIONAL authors contributing to 2. Method 1 Restoring Book Paper by DryLeaf Casting are Dr. Adolph A. Leonovich, Head, Department of Cellulose http://aic.stanford.edu/sg/bpg/annual/v10/bp10-18.html

The American Institute for Conservation New Technologies From the USSR: Restoring Book Paper and Drying Water Wetted Books Larissa B. Shapkina, Adolph A. Leonovich, Michael K. Nikitin, Maya V. Apreleva, Oleg A. Gromov, Vladislav K. Donchenko, Alexander I. Kalinin, and Vladimir P. Sokolov 1. Introduction Nearly 400,000 books, periodicals, and newspapers were lost during the February 15, 1989, fire at the Library of the USSR Academy of Sciences in Leningrad (now St. Petersburg). The methods being used to save the remaining 300,000 water or fire damaged books are being published in the "Proceedings of the Symposium: Conservation and Disaster Recovery: International Cooperation at the Library of the USSR Academy of Sciences, September 24-28, 1990." Two of the new methods are being reported here because their technology is unknown in the USA, and these two methods could be modified into techniques that conservators could use for restoring individual books. The largest fire disaster in library history occurred at the Academy's library in February 1988. Every fifth book, almost 3.6 million books, was affected by water, smoke, or high humidity and temperature during those awful days. Initial estimates indicate the Library lost 400,000 of its books and one third of its newspaper collections. Nearly 200,000 books were identified as requiring restoration. The achievements in disaster recovery at the Library of the USSR Academy of Sciences between February 1988 and June 1991 may be summarized as follows:

68. Grossmont College Authors their story and photo is showcased on this website. We encourage visitors tocheck back frequently as ADDITIONAL authors profiles are added to the site. http://www.grossmont.edu/gc_authors/

home site index campus email search Grossmont College Authors Menu GC Authors Carl Fielden Michael Grant PJ Ortmeier ... James Sumich Welcome to the Grossmont College Authors Website! Grossmont College is home to outstanding faculty and staff. Many are published authors, and have been featured as part of a continuing series in the Grossmont College newsletter, Campus Scene . As each author is profiled, their story and photo is showcased on this website. We encourage visitors to check back frequently as additional authors profiles are added to the site. Departments Help for Students Find People Online Services ... Grossmont College 8800 Grossmont College Dr. El Cajon, CA 92020 Send feedback on this site to the web team. Cuyamaca College Grossmont-Cuyamaca District Offices Last Revised 12/15/2004

69. AuditNet Newsletter Pleier Corporation is still seeking ADDITIONAL authors to publish on CD and Pleier Corporation is looking for ADDITIONAL authors who have quality and http://www.auditnet.org/auditnet-l.htm

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70. National Writing Project ADDITIONAL authors mentioned included Annie Dillard, Natalie Goldberg, RegieRoutman, Linda Rief, Deborah Meier, Michele Cossou, Lucy Calkins, Gwen Gong, http://www.writingproject.org/cs/nwpp/print/nwpr/172

NWP Publications The Voice May-June 2001 print version Compiling "Favorite Authors" List Proves No Easy Task By Joan Taylor Summary : The results of an informal poll on favorite authors serve as food for thought in light of the upcoming summer institutes. As avid as National Writing Project folks are about writing, they are equally enthusiastic about reading, especially reading about writing. With very little encouragementokay, with absolutely NO encouragementNWP teacher-consultants (TCs) share books, titles, and favorite authors at every NWP get-together. For the past two years, NWP has given its network the opportunity to examine these very topics through the Authors and Issues Online Conference, a series of online discussions about writing instruction and the writing life. In addition to the ongoing conversations (to which participants are able to log on day or night), the conferences feature guest authors who make presentations, participate in question-and-answer sessions, and join in the online talk. Guest authors for the first two conferences were Donald Murray and Ralph Fletcher, respectively. Over the course of these conferences, we polled participants for suggestions of authors who might be well-received by NWP communities. As unscientific and incomplete as our poll was, it does give a snapshot of what some site directors and TCs are considering in their rich and varied readingsuseful information, especially as we approach the time for this year's summer institutes.

71. Courseware Contracts - Joint Owners ADDITIONAL Authors. Use commas to separate. Author s Street Address. Author sCity/State/Zip. Name of Institution. UT Arlington, UT Austin http://www.utsystem.edu/ogc/intellectualproperty/jto1.htm

Courseware Contracts Joint Owners These are the questions you should answer to complete a draft Joint Ownership agreement. When should the Agreement be effective? January February March April May June July August September October November December Author's Name: Additional Authors: Use commas to separate. Author's Street Address: Author's City/State/Zip: Name of Institution: UT Arlington UT Austin UT Brownsville UT Dallas UT El Paso UT Pan American UT Permian Basin UT San Antonio UT Tyler UT Health Center Tyler UT Health Science Center Houston UT Health Science Center San Antonio UT MD Anderson Cancer Center UT Medical Branch Galveston UT Southwestern Medical Center Dallas UT System When is the author promising to deliver the Work to the University? January February March April May June July August September October November December Describe the University's resource contributions to the Work. Check all that apply:

72. Authors Guidelines if there are ADDITIONAL authors. Sample book citation Moore, T. and Shepherd, ST2001. Methods in DNA preparation. – Academic Press. http://www.blackwellpublishing.com/submit.asp?ref=0018-0661

73. Publications -- Immunohematology List ADDITIONAL authors by full name, degree, institution or department, city,and state (no zip code) or country, when applicable. http://www.redcross.org/pubs/immuno/infoauth.html

Immunohematology Subscription Information Information for ... Links Find Your Local Red Cross Enter Zip Code Here: Or Browse Through A List of Chapters! Search Our Site Find Out Who Our Supporters Are Home Publications ... Immunohematology Information for Authors Manuscript Letter to the Editor Submitting a Manuscript Send all submissions (original and two copies) to: Mary H. McGinniss Managing Editor, Immunohematology 10262 Arizona Circle Bethesda, MD 20817 You can also submit your manuscript on a 3.5" disk, or you can submit it via email to immuno@usa.redcross.org Scientific Articles, Reviews, and Case Reports Before submitting a manuscript, consult current issues of Immunohematology for style. Type the manuscript on white bond paper (8" x 10.5" or 8.5" x 11") and double-space throughout. Number the pages consecutively in the upper right-hand corner, beginning with the title page. Each component of the manuscript must start on a new page in the following order: Title page Abstract Text Acknowledgments ... Figures/legends each on a separate page Component Instructions Title page Full title of manuscript with only first letter of first word capitalized Initials and last name of each author (no degrees; all CAPS), e.g., M.T. JONES

74. FDLI - Publications Proposed ADDITIONAL authors/editors . Shelflife of the Publication? (eg,immediate, 2-5 years, etc.) Similar publications already available? http://www.fdli.org/pubs/authors/author_form.html

FDLI Proposal Form for Authors and Book or Article Topics Please use this form to submit your proposal for an FDLI book, Update magazine article, or Food and Drug Law Journal article. If you have any questions regarding your proposal, please contact M. Cathryn Butler at cat@fdli.org . Thank you for sharing your ideas with us! Please type all text responses as one continuous line. Do not press "Enter" while typing in a text box. Use your mouse or the "tab" keys to move throughout the questionnaire. (Caution Internet Explorer 3 users: using the back button key while reviewing your input will erase information that has already been entered.) Required Contact Information Prefix: Mr. Ms. Mrs. Dr. First M.I. Last Suffix: Organization: Address 1: Address 2: City: State Zip Code +4 Country: Phone: Fax E-mail: Proposed title of Publication: Focus/specific issues the Publication addresses: Why is there a need for such a Publication?

75. LSI: Publication Policy ADDITIONAL offprints may be ordered at the authors s expense. Regardless ofchoice authors receive 1 copy of the issue in which their contributions appear. http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/LSI/instruct.html

Journals from Chicago Publication Policy The American Bar Foundation is an independent research institute committed to socio-legal research. Consistent with its mandate to create and disseminate knowledge about law, the legal profession, and legal institutions, Law and Social Inquiry: Journal of the American Bar Foundation invites the submission of articles that make original contributions to understanding of socio-legal processes. Law and Social Inquiry publishes both empirical and theoretical studies from a variety of disciplinary perspectives. The analyses, conclusions, and opinions are those of the authors alone. Manuscript Evaluation: Law and Social Inquiry is a refereed journal. Manuscripts that the Editors deem appropriate for the journal are evaluated by two or more reviewers with expertise in the relevant subject matter and methodology. Manuscripts produced by ABF research fellows are evaluated by the same process as outside manuscripts and are not accorded priority in publication. does not accept multiply-submitted articles. The Editors endeavor to make decisions promptly, usually about three months after submission.

76. How Does ISITM Identify Highly Cited Researchers our analysis by underrepresenting the contribution of ADDITIONAL authors.For articles and books with a small number of authors, this would result in a http://www.isihighlycited.com/isi_copy/Comm_newse05.htm

FAQ: Why are citations to books not included in your analysis? A discipline-specific effect Marie E. McVeigh ISIHighlyCited.com marie.mcveigh@isinet.com The decision not to include citations to books and to other non-indexed items in the analysis for ISIHighlyCited.com centered around the need for complete and correct bibliographic information to ensure accurate citation attribution. The analysis is limited to items indexed by ISI within the specified time-interval, and citations to those items, also limited to the specified time interval. (For more information on our analysis see: How do we identify Highly Cited Researchers [link to essay]?) Thus, for each citation considered, we have a fully indexed, linked source item. When we can link a reference to a specific source item, we also gain a significant body of additional information on the item (full article title, category, correct year of publication, list of author addresses) that facilitate our efforts to identify the authors of the work. Books are an important avenue of scholarly communication in many fields, and Web of Science indexes the citations to books and other items outside our source database. Although ISIHighlyCited.com did not use book citations in its analysis, we do not imply that the book literature is of lesser scientific influence, any more than our limiting the data to 1981-1999 implies that no important research was published before 1981.

77. Information For Authors al to show that there are ADDITIONAL authors (eg., Rather, ED et al ).Where the name of the author is unknown (eg., reference manuals) the name of the http://dec.bournemouth.ac.uk/forth/jfar/authors.html

Information for Authors Papers should be original work which has not been published elsewhere. A revision of an earlier paper, highlighting the use of Forth, may be considered for publication. Papers presented in conference may be revised and extended for inclusion in the Journal. We also welcome review articles, short technical notes and announcements. The language of the journal is American English. Institute for Applied Forth Research, Inc. Each submitted paper should contain: An abstract of 200 words or less A brief biography of the author(s) Where applicable, a Configuration section describing the hardware system, equipment, Forth system origin and relevant divergence from the ANS Forth, Forth-83, or Forth-79 standards as appropriate. Text should use as few fonts and type sizes as possible. We allow up to three levels of sectional hierarchy, and discourage "outline-style" sectioning. Source code must be clear and well documented, particularly when non-standard words are used without being defined in the body of the code presented. Diagrams, charts, and illustrations should be the HTML (GIF files) equivalent of camera-ready if possible. They should be separate from the main body of the paper. The position of figures should be indicated in the text. Do not use dot-matrix printers for camera-ready material in paper submissions. Black and white photographs are acceptable if necessary to the presentation. Computer generated illustrations should be included on disk in a common graphic format.

78. About Native American Authors The website will continue to expand, adding ADDITIONAL authors, books and webresources. Full Text, Yes. Biography entries and bibliography. http://library.usask.ca/dbs/naa.html

UofS Library Databases [select your branch] Main Education/Music Engineering Health Sciences Law Natural Sciences Veterinary Medicine St. Thomas More Native American Authors Description Full Text Subjects Coverage ... Connect to Native American Authors Description Native American Authors is a searchable database of "information on Native North American authors with bibliographies of their published works, biographical information, and links to online resources including interviews, online texts and tribal websites. Currently the website primarily contains information on contemporary Native American authors, although some historical authors are represented. The website will continue to expand, adding additional authors, books and web resources." Full Text Yes. Biography entries and bibliography. Subjects Native American authors. Coverage Contemporary Publisher The Internet Public Library. Special Collections This is an open access database and is restricted to personal and educational use. Connect to Native American Authors "Delivering information - supporting learning" File last modified on May 22, 2004

79. Journal Of Occupational And Environmental Hygiene -- Instructions For Authors To enter ADDITIONAL authors, enter the email address, salutation, first name,last name, institution, department name, country, city, and state of each http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/authors/uoehauth.asp

Contact Us Members of the Group All Products Books Journal Article eBooks Alphabetical Listing Journals by Subject New Journals Advertising ... eBooks Instructions for Authors: Editorial Office: Rachel Parsons rparsons@aiha.org Editor in Chief: Michael Morgan mmorgan@u.washington.edu Reference Guidelines Style Guidelines Proceedings and Special Issue Policy I. Introduction The Journal of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene is an international, peer-reviewed, professional journal published monthly by JOEH, LLC, a partnership of the American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) and ACGIH (American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists Inc.). JOEH focuses on original studies that enhance the knowledge and practice of occupational and environmental hygiene and safety. The journal provides a written medium for the communication of ideas, methods, processes, and research in the areas of occupational, industrial, and environmental hygiene; exposure assessment; engineering controls; occupational and environmental epidemiology, medicine, and toxicology; ergonomics; and other related disciplines. Only original manuscripts will be considered. Previously published manuscripts or those currently under consideration by another journal will not be considered. If your manuscript was previously posted to the Web, not as part of an electronic journal, please provide a link to the online paper to

80. UMHS Press Release: Compound From Chinese Medicine Shows Promise In Head And Nec ADDITIONAL authors were UM research assistants Bhavna Kumar Jason Castro, JuliaShinJung Lee and Jianyong Chen; former UM resident Douglas Trask, http://www.med.umich.edu/opm/newspage/2005/gossypol.htm

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