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NCSI-Net Meeting on 08-01-2005
by Madhuresh 07 Jan '05

07 Jan '05

Dear All, You are cordially invited for next NCSI-NET meeting, which is going to be held on Saturday 08th of January 2005 by 03:00 PM at NCSI. The speaker will be Dr. Thimappa Hegde, Director, Narayana Hrudayalaya Institute of Neurosciences. Synopsis: In today's scenario with greater pressures at work and the availability of laptop computers and mobile telephones, more and more of our waking hours is focussed on work often even while travelling or at home. Life is multidimensional. A complete man/woman is one who is not only good at work but also is able to lead a fulfilled family and social life. The talk will address on how to balance work and life, a way to lead a successful as well as satisfying life. About the Speaker Dr. Thimappa Hegde is a senior consultant neurosurgeon and working presently as the Director, Narayana Hrudayalaya Institute of Neurosciences. He was earlier the Additional Professor of Neurosurgery at NIMHANS Bangalore. He had his basic medical and neurosurgical training in India & later acquired specialized training in the United States of America, Japan and the Netherlands. He has authored 30 scientific publications in leading journals and has written one book on the history of neurosciences. His interests include the history of medicine and the humanities of medicine, trekking and travelling, having travelled to various places connected with the life of Buddha and Adi Shankaracharya. He has also trekked to various places in the Indian Himalayas. Dr. Hegde has been awarded "Outstanding Citizen Award" by the Lions Club of Bangalore and was selected as a member of the Group Study Exchange Program of the Rotary International to visit USA and Canada in 1997. He was invited by the Vatican to speak at an International Meeting in Nov 1999 at the Vatican City and had a special audience with the POPE His Holiness John Paul II. Please confirm your presence to Prasanna (t.s.prasanna(a)intel.com) or Madhuresh (madhuresh_s(a)aurigene.com). Regards NCSI-Net Coordinators Note: NCSI-NET is a network of National Center for Science Information (NCSI) employees and alumni and organizes presentations/talks every month for its members.

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Digital library initiatives in Bioinformetics in India
by vasanth raj 07 Jan '05

07 Jan '05

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Some good Websites and News Items
by Madhuresh 06 Jan '05

06 Jan '05

IOSN (http://www.iosn.net/): The International Open Source Network (IOSN) is a Center of Excellence for FOSS in the Asia-Pacific Region. It shapes its activities around Free/Open Source Software (FOSS) technologies and applications. Via a small secretariat, the IOSN is tasked specifically to facilitate and network FOSS advocates and human resources in the region. The vision is that developing countries in the Asia-Pacific Region can achieve rapid and sustained economic and social development by using affordable yet effective FOSS ICT solutions to bridge the digital divide. IOSN is an initiative of the Asia-Pacific Information Development Programme (APDIP), which has been supporting the strategic and effective use of Information Communication Technology (ICT) for poverty alleviation and sustainable human development in the Asia-Pacific region since 1997. The site offers FOSS resources categorized by the country, News items, Events, Organizations and other articles. The site also gives the details of localization effort like developing/developed s/w in various Indian languages, Training Materials, Documentation, Tutorials, FOSS in Education, FOSS and Government etc. FreshPatents (http://www.freshpatents.com/): A good website for tracking new patents and technologies. It gives the latest published US patent applications each week BEFORE the USPTO decision to grant/deny. One can register with it freely to monitor any keyword and when it finds any match, it will send an email. One can also search and browse by Location (currently it shows 355 applications from India); Industry; Inventors (Inventors directory); and Agents (Patent Agents & Law Firms Directory) and allows search in Title/Abstract. ************************************************************************ ******************************************** PCtvt to bridge the digital divide R RAVICHANDRAN Hyderabad, Jan 4: If all goes well, soon India will find the deployment of the most-talked-about PCtvt, the low-cost one-in-all multi-function information appliance with the potential to function as a TV, PC, video phone, IP phone and multimedia, in villages across the country soon. Expected to bridge the digital divide and to educate the economically and educationally weaker sections in the country - particularly those in the villages - the PCtvt, being developed by the Carnegie Mellon University in collaboration with International Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) of Hyderabad and Indian Institute of Science (IISc) of Bangalore, will provide an affordable technology to empower the rural folk by giving more importance to voice, video communication than reading and writing. Speaking to FE here, Praveen Garimella, director of the PCtvt project in India and part of the Carnegie Mellon University team working on this project said: "The PCtvt is a new device to bridge the digital divide for those economically weaker classes with easy affordability to communicate through audio and video." Eminent robotics expert Professor Raj Reddy of the Carnegie Mellon University was instrumental in the project. Expected to carry a low price tag of $250 when commercially launched across the globe, PCtvt has been designed in a special way by equipping it with multi-lingual applications, communication and entertainment, video/IP phone systems, web camera and all entertainment applications like cable channels viewing, personal video recorder, talking newspaper, etc to enable the poor masses to enjoy and communicate with the rest of world, Mr Garimella said further. "With functions like remote TV system, speech recognition, keyboard, mouse, cell phone, web camera and all iconic interfaces, an illiterate can learn and understand things fast with voice-mail and video help if not through email and text-based help," the official said adding it has a radically simple design with one minute training time, double-click model and three modes of communication - video, audio and text in both synchronous and asynchronous modes. Based on a study, it was found that for most people in a village, entertainment and communication are of greater importance than PC functionality. "Poverty and illiteracy are no longer a barrier in using and benefiting from technology and the PCtvt is the simplified and easy appliance to help bridge the digital divide," Mr Garimella pointed out. With the multi-lingual applications and software, a villager can communicate and enjoy the entertainment in different languages of their choice. "Currently, the appliance has been designed to use in four Indian languages - Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam and Hindi - and will add other languages once the product is commercially launched," he said. http://www.financialexpress.com/fe_full_story.php?content_id=78816 ************************************************************************ ******************************************* SAARC to set up traditional knowledge digital library New Delhi, Jan 3 The member-countries of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (Saarc) have decided to set up a traditional knowledge digital library (TKDL) with a view to protect the region from any possible acts of biopiracy and misappropriation of traditional knowledge in the near future. A model legal framework has been drafted and circulated to member-countries for framing notional legislation recognising TKDL. Speaking to FE, director of Saarc Documentation Centre (SDC) Dr VK Gupta said, "The TKDL database will be provided to patent offices across the globe under non-disclosure agreement. This will help them to examine the case before granting patent rights on any subject pertaining to traditional knowledge. Even if they, by mistake, grant patent rights over any aspect of traditional knowledge which is already documented and given to them, this can be challenged without payment of any fees and the concerned patent office will be under obligations to revoke the wrongly granted patent rights. Otherwise the cost of challenging a single patent right in patent offices in the US and Europe equals to the total investment required for setting up of a TKDL." India is the only country in the world to set up a TKDL and we are urging all countries in the South Asia to set up a common TKDL for the region, he said. Mr Gupta said India needs to enact appropriate legislation to protect traditional knowledge from infringement. "So far we have Biological Diversity Act to protect bio recourses. But there are other aspects of traditional knowledge like traditional medicines, foods, farm practices, architecture and construction, tribal knowledge and traditional expressions like handicrafts, handloom, folk music, museum which need similar protection through law," he said. The TKDL set up in India has already documented the public domain knowledge on Ayurveda (36,000 slokas) in a digitised format and the information is available in English, Spanish, German, French and Japanese. It has a traditional knowledge resource classification system based on the international patent classification. It provides information classified under sections, classes, sub-classes, groups and sub-groups and has expanded one IPC group related to medicinal plants to about 5000 sub-groups. The cost involved in documenting Ayurveda slokas was Rs 1.25 crore. The decision to set up a Saarc TKDL was taken at a two-day workshop convened by jointly SDC, National Institute of Science Communication and Information Resources (NISCAIR) last week in Delhi, said Dr Gupta. The Saarc TKDL will also have an innovative uniform structured traditional knowledge resource classification (TKRC) for systematic arrangement, dissemination and retrieval which may be TK independent of region or country. The framework will encompass various aspects of traditional knowledge including materials used for treatment like plants, animal products, minerals, their generic or specific method of preparations or designs, their dosage, mode and time of administration, therapeutic action or indication or application of traditional knowledge. With respect to components of biodiversity digital library (CBDL), TKDL will be created using the taxonomic hierarchical structure of Whittaker's five kingdom classification, namely, Monera, Protoctista, Fungi, Animalia and Plantae and modern phylogenetic classification system. http://www.financialexpress.com/fe_full_story.php?content_id=78706 Madhuresh Singhal Aurigene Discovery Technologies Limited, Electronic City, phase II, Hosur Road, Bangalore 560100 Phone 28521314-16 Ext.- 422 Mobile 98861 82822 E-mail: madhureshsinghal(a)yahoo.com http://nettalk2.tripod.com/

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(Fwd) Mantex Newsletter - January 2005
by Prafulla Chandra 05 Jan '05

05 Jan '05

Here's is an interesting newsletter from The British Library. Perhaps, you may wish to subscribe. ------- Forwarded message follows ------- Date sent: Wed, 5 Jan 2005 13:44:42 GMT To: prafulla(a)nisc.co.in Subject: Mantex Newsletter - January 2005 Send reply to: news(a)mantex.co.uk From: news(a)mantex.co.uk -------- MANTEX NEWSLETTER -------- Number 100 - January 2005 - ISSN 1470-1863 Happy New Year to all our Subscribers!! Anniversary issue - 100 and going strong Spelling - Research - Software - Design 0----- "Oxford A-Z of Spelling" - new book You'd imagine it was hard to make a book on spelling interesting, but Oxford University Press have done it. This is a beginner's guide to the rules and the exceptions of spelling in English. It covers all the basics without once going into any jargon or elaborate rules which would put off the very people the book is aimed at. Highly recommended for beginners - and I think it would be very useful to anybody using English as another language. Full review and details at - http://www.mantex.co.uk/reviews/oxf-azspel.htm 0----- Pub Quiz - Question #1 Which ingredient turns curry yellow? 0----- Weird Facts #1 No piece of square dry paper can be folded in half more than 7 times. [Go on - try it! - Bet you can't.] 0----- "How to Find Information" - new book Did you know that even though Google has four billion web pages in its database, the Internet contains only a small fraction of the world's total information. This is a guide for anyone who wants to develop really serious research skills. Naturally it tells you how to search on the Web, but it's built on a solid foundation of library research and data retrieval skills. There is even advice on how to identify your own information needs, how to interpret your search results, and how to keep up with the latest trends. Full review at - http://www.mantex.co.uk/reviews/rumsey.htm 0----- Pub Quiz - Question #2 Who invented the aqualung? 0----- Weird Facts #2 French was the official language of England for over 600 years. [C'est vrai!] 0----- "OpenOffice.org Writer" - new book OpenOffice is the f.r.e.e software which is an alternative to the very expensive Microsoft Office. Writer is the word-processor in this suite, and a direct rival to Word. There's a new book from Jean Hollis Weber which is the 'missing manual' for Writer - and most importantly it comes with a CD-ROM which contains the whole of the OpenOffice suite. The book explains all the features and menu options of the Writer program - and in particular where it differs from Word. If you want to make a switch into using open source software, this would be an excellent place to start. Most importantly, having the OpenOffice suite on CD saves you a 50MB+ download. details at - http://www.mantex.co.uk/reviews/weber.htm 0----- Pub Quiz - Question #3 If it's heavy in Scotland, what is it in England? 0----- Weird Facts #3 The penguin is the only bird that can swim, but can't fly. 0----- "CSS Cookbook" - new book This is a book of solutions to common problems in using cascading style sheets. It starts as a beginner's guide and then goes on to more advanced features. First a problem is specified (You want to indent the first line of a paragraph) and then it shows the CSS code to achieve this, followed by an illustrative screen shot. There's an explanation of how and why it works as it does, and there are web links to online tutorials and official specifications directly related to that topic. Full review at - http://www.mantex.co.uk/reviews/schmitt.htm 0----- Pub Quiz - Question #4 What is a shooting star? 0----- Weird Facts #4 Humphrey Bogart was related to Princess Diana. [Here's looking at you, kid.] 0----- "Dictionary of Modern Design" - new book Design buffs will be interested in a huge new work of reference from Oxford University Press. Actually, it's closer to an encyclopedia than a dictionary - because each entry is like a short essay. It covers a vast range of topics - from individual designers, painters, and architects, through artistic movements and fashions, to famous products. Full review at - http://www.mantex.co.uk/reviews/woodham.htm 0----- Pub Quiz - Question #5 What is the world's longest river? 0----- Weird Facts #5 A housefly regurgitates its food after eating, and then eats it again. [The fly is a bit like a cow then?] 0----- Online Democratic Dictionaries British publisher Collins has launched an online dictionary that will enable Internet users to debate new words. Users can suggest new words and argue over whether they should be added to the print version of the dictionary. You can log on to and suggest a new word, then wait for positive or negative feedback from other dictionary fans. Words submitted thus far, 'Arab street', 'contrasexual', 'cyberathletics, 'Ingerland', 'manny' and 'podcasting' are likely to be included in the next printed version. http://www.collins.co.uk/wordexchange There's also an online Wikipedia encyclopedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia You could also try the FreeDictionary.com at http://www.thefreedictionary.com/ 0----- Pub Quiz - Question #6 On what date was Jesus Christ conceived? 0----- Weird Facts #6 W is the only letter in the English alphabet to have not one but three syllables. 0----- F.r.e.e Web Design Tutorials Rachna Asirvatham writes from Bangalore India to announce her company's f.r.e.e design tutorials. And very stylish they are too. Tips and tricks for Dreamweaver and Fireworks; how to deal with style sheets; clever use of tables; special effects in Flash; and lots of sensible advice, all delivered in a visually attractive manner. http://www.entheosweb.com/website_design/default.asp 0----- Pub Quiz - Question #7 What's the common name for iron oxide? 0----- Weird Facts #7 The Mona Lisa has no eyebrows. [Lhooq again if you don't believe me.] 0----- "Windows XP Power Hound" - new book XP is now the world's most popular operating system - and thank goodness it's more stable than its predecessors. But did you know that it contains lots and lots of hidden tools, utilities, and settings? It's possible to customise the desktop; you can add bells and whistles to just about any of its functions; and there are powerful software programs just below the surface of the comic-book interface. All of these are explained in Preston Gralla's guidance handbook from O'Reilly's 'Missing Manual' series. If you are an XP user but would like to see what more it can do for you in terms of power and efficiency, have a look at his recommendations. Full details and review at - http://www.mantex.co.uk/reviews/gralla-2.htm 0----- Pub Quiz - Question #8 What is the world's biggest baby? 0----- Weird Facts #8 Brigham Young University (Utah) has an undergraduate course on ballroom dancing. 0----- A Message from Albia - Blogspot I've just come across a wonderful satirical blog featuring news from Albia - a 'constitutional monarchy' located on 'the edge of Europe'. It's written in spoof inflated eighteenth-century manner and purports to be written by someone who is living in a cupboard at his local cybercafe, after being evicted from home by his wife. The nation is ruled by Queen Dowdi, who has a son the Heir Apparent Prinz Yusslez. He is in love with his favourite horse, Kamella. Albia is governed by Prime Minister Kiznya Schlopp, head of the Krep Proti. His Home Secretary Fanatik Loon was recently in hot water after siring children with his no-longer-Thai-bride-to-be, Yu Fam Ism. Start with the Albia gazeteer and factbook, then work your way up through the archives. It's great fun. http://albia.blogspot.com He is due to change this address at some point, so if it doesn't work, try the following: http://www.messagefromalbia.com 0----- Pub Quiz - Question #9 What is the capital of Nepal? 0----- Weird Facts #9 The Hawaiian alphabet has only 12 letters. [That's a third of it then in 'Aloha'] 0----- "XML Hacks" - new book This is a roll-up-your-sleeves guide that explains XML in a complete set of practical tips, tricks, and tools for the web developers. It starts from the basics of an XML document and how its content can be displayed in a browser using style sheets. There's also a brief discussion of the free tools available for XML editing, and where to find validators to check your results. Each explication or hack covers a single topic, and each one is followed by suggestions for further reading, free downloadable resources, and web links to tutorials. Full review at - http://www.mantex.co.uk/reviews/fitzgerald.htm 0----- Pub Quiz - Question #10 When was the Prague Spring? 0----- Weird Facts #10 Westward Ho! is the only English place name to end in a punctuation mark. [Yes - it's named after the book.] 0----- Feedback + Corrections ** That Amazon search facility ** Martin Hampton writes from Portsmouth to say "Guys - was that a porky pie about Amazon in the last newsletter? Damned if I can make it 'look inside' books. Sorry Martin! We forgot to mention that so far it only works at Amazon.com [For non-UK readers, porky pies = lies.] ** English Grammar - again ** Damian Grant wrote from Lille to suggest that the one of our reviews contained a grammatical error. Here's the sentence: "Are you one of those people who wonder where the apostrophe should go?" Andrew Wyllie replies from Bristol "No: it is clear that the verb here has to agree with 'people' not with 'one', so 'wonder' is correct." But Andrew goes on to reveal another problem: "Before Mantex indulges in a collective hug of self-satisfaction, however... David Mamet's surname is spelt with two m's not three." Ooops! ** "Handwritten" - new book ** The link to Stephen Heller's new book on hand-produced fonts got mangled in the last issue. For those interested in new forms of typography, go to - http://www.mantex.co.uk/reviews/heller-2.htm 0----- PUB QUIZ - ANSWERS #1. Which ingredient turns curry yellow? ANSWER: Tumeric #2. Who invented the aqualung? ANSWER: Jaques Cousteau #3. If it's heavy in Scotland, what is it in England? ANSWER: Bitter beer #4. What is a shooting star? ANSWER: A meteorite #5. What is the world's longest river? ANSWER: The Nile #6. On what date was Jesus Christ conceived? ANSWER: 25 March 0000 #7. What's the common name for iron oxide? ANSWER: Rust #8. What is the world's biggest baby? ANSWER: The blue whale calf #9. What is the capital of Nepal? ANSWER: Kathmandu #10. When was the Prague Spring? ANSWER: 1968 0----- COMING SOON Blogging - get started 'The Modern Movement 1910-1940' 'Web Services Essentials' 'Dictionary of Design since 1900' 'Oxford Spellchecker and Dictionary' 'Graphic Design School' 'PC Hacks' (c) Copyright 2004, MANTEX All Rights Reserved PO Box 100 Tel +44 0161 432 5811 Manchester Fax +44 0161 443 2766 M20 6GZ UK www.mantex.co.uk If you like this newsletter, PLEASE FORWARD IT to friends and colleagues. New subscribers should register at the following address -- http://www.mantex.co.uk/newslet.htm BACK ISSUES featuring news items, reviews, and product details at - http://www.mantex.co.uk/news/archive.htm Please retain the copyright and list-joining information. It may be posted, in its entirety or partially, to newsgroups or mailing lists, so long as the copyright and list-joining information remains. 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Website Design Tutorial
by Prafulla Chandra 05 Jan '05

05 Jan '05

Rachna Asirvatham had announced her company's f.r.e.e design tutorials. And very stylish they are too. Tips and tricks for Dreamweaver and Fireworks; how to deal with style sheets; clever use of tables; special effects in Flash; and lots of sensible advice, all delivered in a visually attractive manner. http://www.entheosweb.com/website_design/default.asp --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NISC Export Services Pvt. Ltd. (an affiliate of NISC International, Inc. USA) S-1 Ballad Estates, St.Ann's School Road, Tarnaka, Hyderabad 500 017 Andhra Pradesh, India - Tel:+91 40 27001517 Tel/Fax:+91 40 27002538 WWW.NISC.COM A company in service to NISC worldwide. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Webology: an OPEN ACCESS journal, New Issue
by AliReza Noruzi 05 Jan '05

05 Jan '05

Dear All, [Apologies for cross-postings] We are pleased to inform you that the second issue of Webology, an international OPEN ACCESS journal, is published and is available ONLINE now. It serves as a forum for discussion and experimentation. Webology publishes scholarly articles, essays and reviews, and encourages the participation of academics and practitioners alike. The journal is available at: http://www.webology.ir/ The second issue of Webology contains the following papers: Title: Editorial Note Author: Yazdan Mansourian URL: http://www.webology.ir/2004/v1n2/editorial2.html ---------------------------------------------- Title: A Study of Web Search Trends Author: Dr. Amanda Spink & Dr. Bernard J. Jansen URL: http://www.webology.ir/2004/v1n2/a4.html ---------------------------------------------- Title: Personal Homepages as an Information Resource Author: Shant Narsesian URL: http://www.webology.ir/2004/v1n2/a5.html ---------------------------------------------- Title: Shifts in search engine development: A review of past, present and future trends in research on search engines Author: Saeid Asadi & Hamid R. Jamali M. URL: http://www.webology.ir/2004/v1n2/a6.html ---------------------------------------------- Title: Metadata and the Web Author: Mehdi Safari URL: http://www.webology.ir/2004/v1n2/a7.html ---------------------------------------------- Title: Application of Ranganathan's Laws to the Web Author: AliReza Noruzi URL: http://www.webology.ir/2004/v1n2/a8.html ---------------------------------------------- Title: Book Review of: Web Search: Public Searching of the Web / by Dr. Amanda Spink & Dr. Bernard J. Jansen Author: Yazdan Mansourian URL: http://www.webology.ir/2004/v1n2/bookreview1.html ---------------------------------------------- Subscribe to the journal of Webology: http://www.webology.ir/eTOCs.html ------------------------------------------------ Yours sincerely, A. Noruzi Department of Information Science University of Paul Cezanne, France noruzi @ crrm.u-3mrs.fr --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - You care about security. So do we. Dear All, [Apologies for cross-postings] We are pleased to inform you that the second issue of Web o logy , an international OPEN ACCESS journal, is published and is available ONLINE now. It serves as a forum for discussion and experimentation. Web o logy publishes scholarly articles, essays and reviews, and encourages the participation of academics and practitioners alike. The journal is available at: http://www.webology.ir/ http://www.webology.ir/ � The second issue of Web o logy contains the following papers: � Title: Editorial Note Author: Yazdan Mansourian URL: http://www.webology.ir/2004/v1n2/editorial2.html http://www.webology.ir/2004/v1n2/editorial2.html � �---------------------------------------------- � Title: A Study of Web Search Trends Author: Dr. Amanda Spink & Dr. Bernard J. Jansen URL: http://www.webology.ir/2004/v1n2/a4.html http://www.webology.ir/2004/v1n2/a4.html � � ---------------------------------------------- � Title: Personal Homepages as an Information Resource Author: Shant Narsesian URL: http://www.webology.ir/2004/v1n2/a5.html http://www.webology.ir/2004/v1n2/a5.html � ---------------------------------------------- � Title: Shifts in search engine development: A review of past, present and future trends in research on search engines Author: Saeid Asadi & Hamid R. Jamali M. URL: http://www.webology.ir/2004/v1n2/a6.html http://www.webology.ir/2004/v1n2/a6.html � ---------------------------------------------- � Title: Metadata and the Web Author: Mehdi Safari URL: http://www.webology.ir/2004/v1n2/a7.html http://www.webology.ir/2004/v1n2/a7.html � ---------------------------------------------- � Title: Application of Ranganathan's Laws to the Web Author: AliReza Noruzi URL: http://www.webology.ir/2004/v1n2/a8.html http://www.webology.ir/2004/v1n2/a8.html � ---------------------------------------------- � Title: Book Review of : Web Search: Public Searching of the Web / by Dr. Amanda Spink & Dr. Bernard J. Jansen Author: Yazdan Mansourian URL: http://www.webology.ir/2004/v1n2/bookreview1.html http://www.webology.ir/2004/v1n2/ bookreview1.html �� ---------------------------------------------- � Subscribe to the journal of Webology : http://www.webology.ir/eTOCs.html http://www.webology.ir/eTOCs.html � ------------------------------------------------ � Yours sincerely, � A. Noruzi Department of Information Science University of Paul Cezanne , France noruzi �@� crrm.u-3mrs.fr Do you Yahoo!? http://us.rd.yahoo.com/mail_us/taglines/security/*http://promotions.yahoo.c… Yahoo! Mail - You care about security. So do we.

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Scholarly Journals Prices - Selected Trends and Comparisons
by Manish Amte 05 Jan '05

05 Jan '05

Wish you a very Happy New Year ! The following information may be of use to you all. LISU ( Library and Information Unit ) of Loughborough University recently carried out a project "Scholarly Journals Prices - Selected Trends and Comparisons". This project was commissioned by Oxford Journals, a division of Oxford University Press studied general trends in academic journal prices for a range of publishers. In addition, a detailed analysis of trends in biomedical journal prices was undertaken. The project analysed price data on around 6,000 journals from 12 named scholarly publishers, taken over a 5-year period (2000 -2004, plus 1993 as a base year).The complete report is available at http://www.lboro.ac.uk/departments/dils/lisu/pages/publications/oup.html . Best regards Manish Amte Marketing Manager ************************************************* Cambridge University Press-Foundation Books Pvt Ltd CAMBRIDGE HOUSE ,4381/4 , Ansari Road , Daryaganj , New Delhi -110 002 Tel : +91 11 23285851-2 , 2327496 , 23288533 Fax: +91 11 23288534 Web : http://journals.cambridge.org *************************************************

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Vacancy at American Embassy
by Sangeeta Kaul, Network Manager, DELNET 05 Jan '05

05 Jan '05

Dear Professional Colleagues Wishing you all a very Happy New Year !! I am forwarding herewith a notification about a job opening at Public Affairs Office, American Embassy, New Delhi. The last date for applying is January 7, 2005. Thanking you Yours faithfully Sangeeta Kaul " Become a Possibilitarian. No matter how dark things seem to be or actually are, raise your sights and see the possibilities - always see them, for they are always there" Norman Vincent Peale _______________________________________________________________________________ Sangeeta Kaul Network Manager DELNET India International Centre 40 Lodi Estate New Delhi-110003 INDIA Tel.: 91-11-24610802, 24619328 FAX : 91-11-24619325 Web : www.delnet.nic.in ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Wed, 5 Jan 2005 11:20:51 +0530 From: "Dutta, Kala A" <DuttaKA(a)state.gov> To: "'sangs(a)delnet.ren.nic.in'" <sangs(a)delnet.ren.nic.in> Subject: Vacancy Notice Dear Sangeeta: As discussed, I am forwarding the vacancy notice to you. The U.S. Embassy, New Delhi is seeking an individual for the position of Supervisory Technical Services Librarian (Chief Cataloger). Attached is the vacancy announcement for this position. <<Supv Tech Serv Lib, DLN-720006- Re-advt Dec.doc>> Wish you a happy new year, Kala. Kala Anjan Dutta Reference Librarian American Information Resource Center Public Affairs Section, American Embassy 24 Kasturba Gandhi Marg New Delhi 110001 Tel. 23316841/2123 Fax. 23329499 Email: duttaka(a)state.gov

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READIT-2005
by Jayakumar, C 05 Jan '05

05 Jan '05

January 3, 2005 In view of the natural calamity caused by the recent Tsunami in Kalpakkam and other parts of India, the READIT-2005 conference scheduled for March 2005 stands suspended. The new dates will be announced later. Inconvenience caused is deeply regretted. M. Somasekharan Convener - READIT-2005 http://www.readit-2005.org

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Digital Library in Bioinformatics
by SHRI RAM 05 Jan '05

05 Jan '05

Dear Collegues! If any one have any idea on digital library initiative in Bioinformatics in India. please let me know! thanking you all! Shri Ram Learning Resource Center Jaypee University of Information Technology Waknaghat, Distt-Solan (HP) PIN-173 215, Phone: 01792 239 242 Dear Collegues! If any one have any idea on digital library initiative in Bioinformatics in India. please let me know! thanking you all! Shri Ram Learning Resource Center Jaypee University of Information Technology Waknaghat, Distt-Solan (HP) PIN-173 215, Phone: 01792 239 242 http://clients.rediff.com/signature/track_sig.asp http://ads.rediff.com/RealMedia/ads/adstream_nx.cgi/www.rediffmail.com/inbo…

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