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Dear Friend,After going through your profile i am pleased to contact you,I personally loved people of style and creativity.Your profile is lively chaming.I will be glad if you can contact me on vanelligirl_1985@yahoo.com I will wait to hear from you for more details and my full contact.Regards fromVanelli
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Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Fw: [LIS-Forum] Want of Library Trainee-IIG
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Tuesday, June 9, 2009
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Friday, June 5, 2009
I V Srinivas looks for a change, and a challenge ....
I would like to join an organization where I can use my skills and be an effective team member, contributing towards the growth and overall development of a company.
CURRICULUM VITAE
INUMARTHI V. SRINIVAS
iv_srinivas@yahoo.com
98199 89456
Objective :
To join an organization where I can use my skills and be an effective team member, contributing towards the growth and overall development of a company.
Summary :
Over 5+ years of experience in LBH college for MCA and also worked as a Part time faculty in IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University). 10 months in software development in the areas of Java, Oracle and Object Oriented Methodology.
Educational Qualification :
Master Of Computer Applications (M.C.A) from Nagarjuna University in 2001.
Technical skills :
Databases : MS-Access, Oracle
Languages : C, C++ and Java
Operating Systems : Windows NT
Web Technologies : HTML, JavaScript, Servlets, Tomcat 5.0
Middleware : JSP
Tools : Win runner, Load runner, Test director
Professional Experience
· LBHSST’s ICA Bandra (E),
Lecturer
· IGNOU
Part Lecturer
Roles and Responsibilities:
· Taking Lectures and Lab sessions
· Visiting faculty coordinator.
· In-charge for Intercollegiate event called “Tarash”
· Visiting faculty Coordinator and Conducting lectures for IDE
Achievements :
· Worked as a Sr. Supervisor for University Exams.
· Working as Sr. Examiner / Moderator / Convener for University Exam papers since 2003.
· Member of ISO Task force Committee for Hiray College
· Internal Auditor for ISO Process
Personal Profile :
Father’s Name : PATTABHI RAMAIAH
Date of Birth : 15th August ’76
Marital Status : Single
Nationality : Indian
Languages Known : English, Hindi and Telugu
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CURRICULUM VITAE
INUMARTHI V. SRINIVAS
iv_srinivas@yahoo.com
98199 89456
Objective :
To join an organization where I can use my skills and be an effective team member, contributing towards the growth and overall development of a company.
Summary :
Over 5+ years of experience in LBH college for MCA and also worked as a Part time faculty in IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University). 10 months in software development in the areas of Java, Oracle and Object Oriented Methodology.
Educational Qualification :
Master Of Computer Applications (M.C.A) from Nagarjuna University in 2001.
Technical skills :
Databases : MS-Access, Oracle
Languages : C, C++ and Java
Operating Systems : Windows NT
Web Technologies : HTML, JavaScript, Servlets, Tomcat 5.0
Middleware : JSP
Tools : Win runner, Load runner, Test director
Professional Experience
· LBHSST’s ICA Bandra (E),
Lecturer
· IGNOU
Part Lecturer
Roles and Responsibilities:
· Taking Lectures and Lab sessions
· Visiting faculty coordinator.
· In-charge for Intercollegiate event called “Tarash”
· Visiting faculty Coordinator and Conducting lectures for IDE
Achievements :
· Worked as a Sr. Supervisor for University Exams.
· Working as Sr. Examiner / Moderator / Convener for University Exam papers since 2003.
· Member of ISO Task force Committee for Hiray College
· Internal Auditor for ISO Process
Personal Profile :
Father’s Name : PATTABHI RAMAIAH
Date of Birth : 15th August ’76
Marital Status : Single
Nationality : Indian
Languages Known : English, Hindi and Telugu
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Fw: Bio-data/CV of Mr.I.V.Srinivas
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Thank you for the information Madam, Hope I will be able to make it to attemd the seminar. Best wishes RajLibrarian Librarianship is a noble profession.1816gbgv --- On Wed, 3/6/09, kanwaljit kaur Dhindsa <kanwaldhindsa@gmail.com> wrote:
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Thursday, May 28, 2009
20090528 - Friday - Take life as it comes to you consciously......
20090528 - Thursday - Life is full of surprises dear
Life is full of surprises dear. We try our level best to anticipate about what could happen the next moment the next day.....but a different thing an altogether different thing could happen....could get visulised. Funny and surprising know? When everything goes on smoothly......suddenly something which we never expected will come up before us. When everything is in disorder and shambles...orderlyness becomes visible. What I realise slowly and steadily is .... we should continue swimming. ...... dont feel the fear of distance of the shore ... and fear of the tides that may confront. We need to swim across ... with a good faith that ... we will reach the shore next moment or the next hour or the next day. Hope you will agree to this.
I just wonder ... how interesting and how uncertain and how unpredictible is life......
What ever is happening ... and whatever is going to happen........isn't it ok dear? Be smiling and take life as it comes consciously.
Life is full of surprises dear. We try our level best to anticipate about what could happen the next moment the next day.....but a different thing an altogether different thing could happen....could get visulised. Funny and surprising know? When everything goes on smoothly......suddenly something which we never expected will come up before us. When everything is in disorder and shambles...orderlyness becomes visible. What I realise slowly and steadily is .... we should continue swimming. ...... dont feel the fear of distance of the shore ... and fear of the tides that may confront. We need to swim across ... with a good faith that ... we will reach the shore next moment or the next hour or the next day. Hope you will agree to this.
I just wonder ... how interesting and how uncertain and how unpredictible is life......
What ever is happening ... and whatever is going to happen........isn't it ok dear? Be smiling and take life as it comes consciously.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Universities Alert
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To get the list of UGC recognized and fake Universities, please open the follow link--------- http://www.skuniversity.org/Other/List%20of%20UGC%20Recognised%20Universities.asp http://www.ugc.ac.in/inside/fakealerts.html
Universities Alert
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To get the list of UGC recognized and fake Universities, please open the follow link--------- http://www.skuniversity.org/Other/List%20of%20UGC%20Recognised%20Universities.asp http://www.ugc.ac.in/inside/fakealerts.html
To get the list of UGC recognized and fake Universities, please open the follow link--------- http://www.skuniversity.org/Other/List%20of%20UGC%20Recognised%20Universities.asp http://www.ugc.ac.in/inside/fakealerts.html
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Ranganathan in Audio System
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If anyone interested to hear the auditory of father of library science, i.e. S.R. Ranganathan , then just click on following link and the magic is purely yours---
http://www.miskaton ic.org/library/ ranganathan- audio.html
http://www.miskaton ic.org/library/ ranganathan- audio.html
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Situation wanted : Librarian or Information Manager or Knowledge Manager
Situation wanted :
Librarian or Information Manager or Knowledge Manager
Prospective employers, I am a post graduate in Library and Information Science and Sociology with about 24 years experience as Librarian in Education, Agriculture and Textile spheres. I have published about 15 papers/articles in professional journals. I look forward for a challenging and responsible position in Libraries or Information centres or Knowledge centres.....
Would you like to know more about me : access this web address : http://indialibrarian-intl.blogspot.com/2009/05/rajashekhar-devarai-biodatacv.html RajLibrarian email address : lotus5673@yahoo.co.in
Librarian or Information Manager or Knowledge Manager
Prospective employers, I am a post graduate in Library and Information Science and Sociology with about 24 years experience as Librarian in Education, Agriculture and Textile spheres. I have published about 15 papers/articles in professional journals. I look forward for a challenging and responsible position in Libraries or Information centres or Knowledge centres.....
Would you like to know more about me : access this web address : http://indialibrarian-intl.blogspot.com/2009/05/rajashekhar-devarai-biodatacv.html RajLibrarian email address : lotus5673@yahoo.co.in
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RajLibrarian
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Wednesday, May 13, 2009
A brief profile of Dr.Shailendra Kumar , Assoc.Prof - DLIS - Dehli University
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http://shailendrakumardu.blogspot.com/2006/06/brief-cv.html
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http://shailendrakumardu.blogspot.com/2006/06/brief-cv.html
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Dr.Shailendra Kumar, Associate Prof (Reader) LIS - Delhi University : a profile
For accessing the profile of Dr.Shailendra Kumar..... follow the link
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Monday, May 11, 2009
Author How To Guides
A series of guides for academic and practitioner authors from the experts
Practical tips and guidance on how to get your work published and maximize dissemination from Emerald, the world's leading publisher of management research.
How to... write a book review
Book reviews are a special form of academic writing. They have well-known structures with familiar components. Here, James Hartley of the School of Psychology, Keele University, UK, consults with academics on writing the perfect book review and presents a potential checklist for book reviewers.
How to... promote your work
A good promotions strategy will increase the impact of your work by getting more people to read your article, improving your citation ratings, and ensuring that your work becomes more widely known both within your academic and practitioner community and outside it. It will also help disseminate the practical and policy-related implications of your work to those who can implement it. This guide concentrates on strategies that will help you and your colleagues make your articles, as well as the wider research on which they are based, better known. If you are working as part of a research centre or larger research programme with major funding, then you will need to talk to your partners and your funding body about developing a proper communications strategy.
How to... collaborate on writing an article
Many Emerald articles result from collaboration. Reasons for this include the: increasing importance of publication for tenure, promotion and satisfying the UK Research Assessment Exercise; tendency towards large, multidisiplinary projects; nature of research funding; pressure for PhD students to get out publications even before their PhD is approved; and greater ease afforded by electronic means of communication. This guide focuses on authorship and dissemination issues arising from collaborative research (issues concerning setting up a large research project team are covered in our Research Zone). This guide is based on the experiences of several authors from three continents.
How to... prepare papers if English is not your first language
Preparing and writing an academic article for publication in an English language journal is a daunting experience for anyone, but particularly so if your first language is not English. This guide gives you some support with preparing articles in a non-native tongue. It is not possible to give specific advice about English, because teaching English as a foreign langauge is a highly specialized area requiring a great deal of skill. However, we will provide general advice on writing articles and list some useful resources including editing services.
How to... survive peer review and revise your paper
What gives being published in a journal especial credibility is that other experts have read the work and deemed it acceptable. The peer review process is therefore what gives the journal in which you have chosen to place your article, and your paper if you have done the necessary revisions, a quality control stamp. This guide offers advice on minimizing the chances of having to revise your work by getting it right in the first place, to a practical example of carrying out your own peer review.
How to... proofread your work
As far as writing an article for publication is concerned, we are talking about authors proofreading before it goes to production. In many ways, it is more like copy-editing, which is about close attention to the detail of the script, reading at sentence level to make sure there is nothing that can detract from accuracy and clarity, be it errors of grammar, inconsistency, spelling, or punctuation. "If a paper is not carefully checked, then it looks not just sloppy, but as though the author does not care. So why should anyone else?" (John Peters, Emerald CEO and editor of Management Decision).
How to... write more simply
Reviewers of academic papers often point out that the language is unnecessarily obscure and obtuse. The reviewer or editor feels there is a good point in there somewhere, but it is not easy for the reader to find. In contrast, good English is economical and spares redundant words. In Lost for Words: The Use and Abuse of the English Language, John Humphrys describes the qualities of good English: "... clear, simple, plain and unambiguous ... free of jargon, although there will be exceptions. It should be easy to read and listen to rather than a chore. At the very least it should not make our tongues fur up". This guide provides suggestions on how you can make sure your style is as clear as possible.
How to... structure your article
According to one survey on why articles fail to get published in economics journals, there are two main reasons. Either the paper does not make, or does not demonstrate that it makes, a contribution to knowledge or the paper is badly organized, with the parts not fitting together to form a coherent whole. These two factors, which rated more highly in this survey than targetting the wrong journal, both relate to the paper's structure. Papers that are well structured will have a logical organization with a beginning, a middle and an end, and above all a sense of purpose which communicates itself to the reader, will motivate him or her to continue reading in the belief that the author is making a contribution to knowledge.
How to... use the Harvard reference system
The Harvard reference system, also known as the author-date system, is Emerald's approved system of citing other works. Articles submitted to Emerald are required to use this system. This guide explains how and where to use references within the text of your article and how to compile the reference list at the end. We also look at some of the software tools that are available to simplify these tasks.
How to... write an abstract
An abstract is a succinct summary of a longer piece of work, usually academic in nature, which is published in isolation from the main text and should therefore stand on its own and be understandable without reference to the longer piece. It should report the latter's essential facts, and should not exaggerate or contain material that is not there. Its purpose is to act as a reference tool (for example in a library abstracting service) and, more importantly, to enable the reader to decide whether or not to read the full text. It is your opportunity to gain readership and citation.
How to... write for a practitioner audience
If you are an academic, then you have good job-related reasons to want to publish: your job and your promotion depends upon your keeping up your publishing profile in quality scholarly journals. If you are a practising manager, however, writing for publication is not part of your job and can seem much less important than keeping up with your targets and the inevitable fire-fighting. This guide aims to explain the benefits of publishing to practising managers and to give advice on how to publish successfully.
How to... find the right journal
Finding the right journal is as important to the publishing process as is having something original to say and saying it well. Many journal editors claim that a good proportion of their rejections happen not because manuscripts are of insufficient quality, but because they are inappropriate for the journal's objectives. As ever, it is easier (and usually leads to a more successful oputcome) if you address these issues as early as possible.
How to... write a literature review
A literature review is a description of the literature relevant to a particular field or topic. It gives an overview of what has been said, who the key writers are, what are the prevailing theories and hypotheses, what questions are being asked, and what methods and methodologies are appropriate and useful. As such, it is not in itself primary research, but rather it reports on other findings.
How to... write a case study
A case study involves focusing on a set of issues in some contemporary setting, usually but not exclusively an organization, or perhaps a department or sector of an organization. It may use just one case or a number of cases linked together by a theme. Because of its real-world setting, it is a powerful tool of analysis, and one that obviously chimes in with Emerald's concern to disseminate implications for practice. It is particularly good at addressing "how" and "why" questions
Practical tips and guidance on how to get your work published and maximize dissemination from Emerald, the world's leading publisher of management research.
How to... write a book review
Book reviews are a special form of academic writing. They have well-known structures with familiar components. Here, James Hartley of the School of Psychology, Keele University, UK, consults with academics on writing the perfect book review and presents a potential checklist for book reviewers.
How to... promote your work
A good promotions strategy will increase the impact of your work by getting more people to read your article, improving your citation ratings, and ensuring that your work becomes more widely known both within your academic and practitioner community and outside it. It will also help disseminate the practical and policy-related implications of your work to those who can implement it. This guide concentrates on strategies that will help you and your colleagues make your articles, as well as the wider research on which they are based, better known. If you are working as part of a research centre or larger research programme with major funding, then you will need to talk to your partners and your funding body about developing a proper communications strategy.
How to... collaborate on writing an article
Many Emerald articles result from collaboration. Reasons for this include the: increasing importance of publication for tenure, promotion and satisfying the UK Research Assessment Exercise; tendency towards large, multidisiplinary projects; nature of research funding; pressure for PhD students to get out publications even before their PhD is approved; and greater ease afforded by electronic means of communication. This guide focuses on authorship and dissemination issues arising from collaborative research (issues concerning setting up a large research project team are covered in our Research Zone). This guide is based on the experiences of several authors from three continents.
How to... prepare papers if English is not your first language
Preparing and writing an academic article for publication in an English language journal is a daunting experience for anyone, but particularly so if your first language is not English. This guide gives you some support with preparing articles in a non-native tongue. It is not possible to give specific advice about English, because teaching English as a foreign langauge is a highly specialized area requiring a great deal of skill. However, we will provide general advice on writing articles and list some useful resources including editing services.
How to... survive peer review and revise your paper
What gives being published in a journal especial credibility is that other experts have read the work and deemed it acceptable. The peer review process is therefore what gives the journal in which you have chosen to place your article, and your paper if you have done the necessary revisions, a quality control stamp. This guide offers advice on minimizing the chances of having to revise your work by getting it right in the first place, to a practical example of carrying out your own peer review.
How to... proofread your work
As far as writing an article for publication is concerned, we are talking about authors proofreading before it goes to production. In many ways, it is more like copy-editing, which is about close attention to the detail of the script, reading at sentence level to make sure there is nothing that can detract from accuracy and clarity, be it errors of grammar, inconsistency, spelling, or punctuation. "If a paper is not carefully checked, then it looks not just sloppy, but as though the author does not care. So why should anyone else?" (John Peters, Emerald CEO and editor of Management Decision).
How to... write more simply
Reviewers of academic papers often point out that the language is unnecessarily obscure and obtuse. The reviewer or editor feels there is a good point in there somewhere, but it is not easy for the reader to find. In contrast, good English is economical and spares redundant words. In Lost for Words: The Use and Abuse of the English Language, John Humphrys describes the qualities of good English: "... clear, simple, plain and unambiguous ... free of jargon, although there will be exceptions. It should be easy to read and listen to rather than a chore. At the very least it should not make our tongues fur up". This guide provides suggestions on how you can make sure your style is as clear as possible.
How to... structure your article
According to one survey on why articles fail to get published in economics journals, there are two main reasons. Either the paper does not make, or does not demonstrate that it makes, a contribution to knowledge or the paper is badly organized, with the parts not fitting together to form a coherent whole. These two factors, which rated more highly in this survey than targetting the wrong journal, both relate to the paper's structure. Papers that are well structured will have a logical organization with a beginning, a middle and an end, and above all a sense of purpose which communicates itself to the reader, will motivate him or her to continue reading in the belief that the author is making a contribution to knowledge.
How to... use the Harvard reference system
The Harvard reference system, also known as the author-date system, is Emerald's approved system of citing other works. Articles submitted to Emerald are required to use this system. This guide explains how and where to use references within the text of your article and how to compile the reference list at the end. We also look at some of the software tools that are available to simplify these tasks.
How to... write an abstract
An abstract is a succinct summary of a longer piece of work, usually academic in nature, which is published in isolation from the main text and should therefore stand on its own and be understandable without reference to the longer piece. It should report the latter's essential facts, and should not exaggerate or contain material that is not there. Its purpose is to act as a reference tool (for example in a library abstracting service) and, more importantly, to enable the reader to decide whether or not to read the full text. It is your opportunity to gain readership and citation.
How to... write for a practitioner audience
If you are an academic, then you have good job-related reasons to want to publish: your job and your promotion depends upon your keeping up your publishing profile in quality scholarly journals. If you are a practising manager, however, writing for publication is not part of your job and can seem much less important than keeping up with your targets and the inevitable fire-fighting. This guide aims to explain the benefits of publishing to practising managers and to give advice on how to publish successfully.
How to... find the right journal
Finding the right journal is as important to the publishing process as is having something original to say and saying it well. Many journal editors claim that a good proportion of their rejections happen not because manuscripts are of insufficient quality, but because they are inappropriate for the journal's objectives. As ever, it is easier (and usually leads to a more successful oputcome) if you address these issues as early as possible.
How to... write a literature review
A literature review is a description of the literature relevant to a particular field or topic. It gives an overview of what has been said, who the key writers are, what are the prevailing theories and hypotheses, what questions are being asked, and what methods and methodologies are appropriate and useful. As such, it is not in itself primary research, but rather it reports on other findings.
How to... write a case study
A case study involves focusing on a set of issues in some contemporary setting, usually but not exclusively an organization, or perhaps a department or sector of an organization. It may use just one case or a number of cases linked together by a theme. Because of its real-world setting, it is a powerful tool of analysis, and one that obviously chimes in with Emerald's concern to disseminate implications for practice. It is particularly good at addressing "how" and "why" questions
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CHARU MATHUR - LIBRARIAN-ILI CONTRIBUTOR
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Friday, May 8, 2009
Today Laura Shuttell (Law Librarian) joins as a contributor
Today Laura Shuttell (Law Librarian) joins as a contributor
of ILI….CHEEERS!!!!!!!!!Would you like to know more about
her…….email directly : suttell@gmail.com
RajLibrarian on behalf of ILI contributors
________________________________________________________________
Laura Suttell________________
Laura Suttell
Reference Librarian at Phillips Lytle LLP
Location
Buffalo/Niagara, New York Area
Industry
Legal Services
Past
Reference Librarian at Phillips Lytle LLP
Research Director at Business First
Editorial Assistant at Inquirer & Mirror
Education
State University of New York at Buffalo
Saint Bonaventure University
East Aurora High School
Recommendations
2 people have recommended Laura
Connections
125 connections
Websites
My Company
Public Profile
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/2/548/940
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My Blogs Team MembersNews from ALLUNYNancy Babb Elaine Knecht Judy Lauer
"ili"Venkata Kesavan Sujata B The Voyager Raji Harjinder Dhaliwal Nadim Khan Dhanush raja.K REENA Neha Joshi sandip Thakare Tahira Khan Charu Kamal Chaurasia Anzar.A Asif Munir libshashi Knowledge Manager Shruti Dwivedi Mrs. Deepa Garg Arnab Nag 30 moreSmooter Blogs I Follow"ili"-News from ALLUNYyour honor, i object
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Generosity is giving more than you can, and pride is taking less than you need.Khalil Gibran
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Librarians continue to be knowledge professionals. Would you like to communicate to the Principal Blogger of India Librarian directly? email to .- lotus5673@yahoo.co.in .- 1816gbgv
of ILI….CHEEERS!!!!!!!!!Would you like to know more about
her…….email directly : suttell@gmail.com
RajLibrarian on behalf of ILI contributors
________________________________________________________________
Laura Suttell________________
Laura Suttell
Reference Librarian at Phillips Lytle LLP
Location
Buffalo/Niagara, New York Area
Industry
Legal Services
Past
Reference Librarian at Phillips Lytle LLP
Research Director at Business First
Editorial Assistant at Inquirer & Mirror
Education
State University of New York at Buffalo
Saint Bonaventure University
East Aurora High School
Recommendations
2 people have recommended Laura
Connections
125 connections
Websites
My Company
Public Profile
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/2/548/940
_________________________
My Blogs Team MembersNews from ALLUNYNancy Babb Elaine Knecht Judy Lauer
"ili"Venkata Kesavan Sujata B The Voyager Raji Harjinder Dhaliwal Nadim Khan Dhanush raja.K REENA Neha Joshi sandip Thakare Tahira Khan Charu Kamal Chaurasia Anzar.A Asif Munir libshashi Knowledge Manager Shruti Dwivedi Mrs. Deepa Garg Arnab Nag 30 moreSmooter Blogs I Follow"ili"-News from ALLUNYyour honor, i object
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Generosity is giving more than you can, and pride is taking less than you need.Khalil Gibran
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Librarians continue to be knowledge professionals. Would you like to communicate to the Principal Blogger of India Librarian directly? email to .- lotus5673@yahoo.co.in .- 1816gbgv
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Laura Suttell joins our team of ILI followers.....cheers!!!!
Laura Suttell joins our team of ILI followers.....cheers!!!!
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