I Am Stuck In The Middle Of Nowhere…No Joke And I Can’t Ever Get To A Library.
But Reading Is My Passion, So I Was Hoping To Find An Online Library, But I Can’t Find One Anywhere!!! Help Me Out?
I don’t know about an online library, but if you are looking for spesific books to read online then you can search for specific titles at a site called Diesel-ebooks. They’ve got a lot of titles over various genres.
I turned on home sharing on both computers and no libraries show up under "shared" on the lefthand side where it should be.
I turned it on through preferencs and the advaced button, still doesnt show up
if you have a storage device you can go into the music folder on your computer and there will be an "iTunes" folder, just copy it onto the storage device and then paste it in the same spot on your laptop. that will make an exact copy of your itunes account on your laptop, with all music and videos being transferred
I am using visual studio 2008 and coding in C++. I am trying to use opencv which I have downloaded but visual studio says it can’t find it; I know I have to list it as an additional directory library (I think) but I don’t know how. Any help or tips?
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Please Help I’ve posted this question twice already and haven’t gotten any useful answers please help me out. I need a online library that lets you read books for free or at least really cheap .I’m looking for a specific book, Harry Potter and the Order of The Phoenix. Any direct links would be great. Please Answer. Thanks.
P.S. Project Gutenburg doesn’t have it.
No. There are a lot of sites where you can read, for free, books that are in the public domain, but you won’t find any Harry Potter books there. J K Rowling holds the copyright and is still making money on them!
Why don’t you go to your local library; if it isn’t there, you can order it for free. Failing that, many of the big bookshops are selling the older Harry Potter books at reduced rates now that the excitement has worn off and everyone has their copy!
Good luck, and I hope you find it.
or is that reserved to techy people on staff at libraries?
I am very interested in becoming a reference librarian, and planning on master’s school next year. I’m in the midst of writing my statement of purpose, and trying to really pin down why I’m going and what I want to do after library school. I’m also eager to use my web-saavy skills to improve library services, but also really want to be a reference librarian. Are these two mutually exclusive? Or is it part of the job description nowadays?
Part of the job description for sure. You’ll find a lot of libraries have blogs, facebook pages, myspace pages, sometimes even chat rooms for asking questions and various other web 2.0 stuff. It’s becoming a very big part of libraries and librarians are having to keep up with new technologies in order to make their services relevant.
The library on my computer is not the same as the one on my iPod.
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I have a new laptop and I would like to put my itunes library on the laptop. I don’t want to use an ipod transfer cd or anything just a flash drive.
Well, I think you can use a flashdrive, but I am not sure. i used a backup device but it will probably be the same. First I went to my itunes and went under file then to library and then consolidadte library. then go to music and transfer to flashdrive. then on ur other laptop, click music and import then
Me and my brother share an itunes library of songs. My mom wants her own itunes library to buy her own songs. I don’t kno if I click create new library will it delete the other one. Can you have 2 libraries of different songs on itunes?
The library holds EVERYTHING.
So you can make two playlist, one for u and one for ur brother and just open up that playlist!
i want to get a old school style library card catalog cabinet (a small 1) to store CDs/DVDs in where should i look?
I have seen these for purchase at both The Wireless catalogue (http://www.thewirelesscatalog.com/wireless/Item_Library-CD-Storage-Cabinet_HA2002G_ps_srm.html)
and Target ((http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html/602-7072425-8909422?asin=B0001XR7E8&AFID=MSN&LNM=B0001XR7E8|Library_Style_Multimedia_Cabinet_-_Oak&ref=tgt_adv_XPSD0500))
But try asking a library if they have an old one as well! I imagine that many are moving to computers and might be "retiring" their card catalog holders.
I work as a volunteer at a library and becoming more interested in becoming a librarian, either for a school or a public one. Can anyone who is a librarian tell me what school(s) I can attend on campus or online, and give me information I need to know in order to complete the program?
I also like to note I have not finish my degree (left college a few years ago) and probably have 50 credit hours left.
You’ll have to finish your bachelors degree first, because library science is a masters program. Here’s a list of ALA accredited programs – sorry, none in Chicago.
http://www.ala.org/ala/educationcareers/education/accreditedprograms/directory/list/index.cfm