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Library Support Organization Ends Year on a High Note
SAN FRANCISCO -- Friends of the San Francisco Public Library announced today that it has recei...
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...20110269). DATES: Public comment period will end on October 17, 2011. ADDRE...Los Angeles Public Library, Malabar Branch, 2801 Wabash Ave, Los. Angeles, CA...Francisco, CA 94132. 4. San Francisco Public Library, 100 La...
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News Advisory: Renowned writer and iconoclast Ishmael Reed and a group led by the eclectic composer and pianist Mary Watkins will blend their creative talents in a "poetry for peace" performance on Sunday Jan. 23 in the Koret Auditorium of the San Francisco Main Public Library. The program "Fighting for Peace" is hosted and sponsored by the African American Center of the San Francisco Public Library, The Friends of the San Francisco Library and Dunhill Publishing. The event will begin from 2pm and entrance is free.
Ishmael Reed, one of the most original and controversial African American literary figures, will read his own works and the peace poetry of Japanese Buddhist philosopher Daisaku Ikeda in what promises to be a powerful collaboration between music and performed poetry. As ...
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Pam Vincent just got back from a vacation in San Francisco, and the Henderson County (Ky.) Public Library assistant director took plenty of reading material for her long journey.
But rather than lug books around, Vincent instead carried her e- reader, which can house multiple titles in one small device. It was perfect for the airplane ride, she said.
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Business & News Editors
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 7, 2002
Gomez returns to California at a crucial moment:
Library and Friends & Foun...
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if you go - National Genealogical Society: Washington, D.C., www.ngsgenealogy.org/ - Family History Library: Salt Lake City, www. familysearch.org - Allen County Public Library: Fort Wayne, Ind., www.acpl.lib.in.us/ - Library of Michigan: Lansing, Mich., www.michigan.gov/ libraryofmichigan Other libraries recommended by the National Genealogical Society - California State Library, Sutro Library, San Francisco, www.library.ca.gov - Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, www.cincinnati library.org - Clayton Library Center for Genealogical Research, Houston, www.houstonlibrary.org/clay ton - Cleveland Public Library History and Geography Department, www.cpl.org - Dallas Public Library Genealogy Section, www.dallaslibary.org/CHS/cgc.htm - Daughters of the American Revol...
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The Public Library of Science (PLoS; San Francisco, CA) will launch "Neglected Tropical Diseases" with a Fall issue. The new open access, online journ...
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We describe the structure, content, and neighborhood characteristics of outdoor alcohol advertisements (n=246) in innercity neighborhoods in ten U.S. cities from 2003 to 2005. We conducted observations of alcohol advertisements on billboards, transit shelters, and bus benches in all ten cities to describe the structure and content of outdoor alcohol advertising. We also created geo-spatial maps to describe the neighborhood characteristics where alcohol billboards were located in San Francisco, CA and Atlanta, GA. Alcohol advertisements were more common on billboards than transit shelters or bus benches, usually featured beer products, emphasized product quality, had a discreet or moderate (vs. blatant) visual impact, and rarely used human models. Outdoor advertisements on transit shelte...
... 1,000 feet of schools, daycare centers, public libraries, recreation centers, playground, and you... for their products (San Francisco Public Library, 2006). Implications. As demonstrated by the bans ...
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Despite the agonies and trials the San Francisco Public Library is going through, or has gone through, concerning their proposed adopting of technology to protect their collection and lower handling costs, it looks as if the rest of the library world is ready to adopt the technology. A comment on this issue is presented.
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A new exhibit in the Heritage Room at the A.K. Smiley Public Library commemorates the centennial of the April 18, 1906, earthquake that shook San Francisco and how Redlands residents responded.
The exhibit, which runs until June 30, is a collection of photographs, letters, newspaper clippings and other artifacts that detail the quake and how Redlands reacted to it.