How Do We Make Library Resources Searchable in Outlook?

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TVEyes to make podcasts searchable with
Podscope

TVEyes to make podcasts searchable with
Podscope 04/11/2005 10:16 AM
TVEyes, a search provider for broadcast media, has announced Podscope, which they bill as "the first engine to search within a Podcast." TVEyes' Podscope enables the audio indexing of podcast content thus making every word within a podcast searchable. TVEyes crawls the web with Podscope looking for podcasts and creates an index against every word, thereby making the contents searchable. The user can search on a term, generate a list of results ranked by a variety of methods to find the most relevant podcast and click to play or click to download. So speak clearly, podcasters -- Podscope will be available later this month.

Resources for Research from the British
Library

Resources for Research from the British
Library 04/04/2005 06:51 AM

Resources for Research from the British Library

Resources for Research from the British Library
http://www.bl.uk/colle ctions/resres.html

These pages provide links to resources for research within the British Library and selected links to other online resources. Links include: 1) Arts and Humanities, 2) Business, 3) Early Printed Collections, 4) Environment. 5) Health, 6) Manuscripts, 7) Maps, 8) Music, 9) Newspapers, 10) Oriental and India Office Collections, 11) Patents, 12) Philatelic, 13) Science and Technology, 14) Social Policy and 15) Sound Archive. This has been added to Research Resources Subject Tracerâ„¢ Information Blog. This has been added to Student Research Subject Tracerâ„¢ Information Blog.

Web Based Learning Resources Library

Web Based Learning Resources Library 09/27/2004 07:19 AM
Web Based Learning Resources Library
http://www.knowled geability.biz/weblearning/

This site by Robert H. Jackson is one of three pages in the series and is an educators' resource for delivery and management of education via the Internet. It focuses on web based learning for higher education, especially for at-distance, adult learners but has application for web based learning in general. This web site attempts to informally catalog (and occasionally compare, contrast and editorialize on) the tools, topics and issues of interest to those developing for web-based learning initiatives. The three areas cover: 1) Issues and Resources for Web Based Learning, 2) Software Tools for Web Based Courses, and 3) Distance Education course catalogs and other off-campus learning opportunities. This will be added to Education and Distance Learning Resources 2004-05 Internet MiniGuide.

Public Library Personal Investing
Resources

Public Library Personal Investing
Resources 05/09/2004 07:18 AM
Public Library Personal Investing Resources
http://snipurl.com/67d5

There is a wealth of information available at the public library for personal investors. Information comes in a variety of formats, including reference books, circulating books, periodicals, newsletters, loose-leaf services, CD-Roms, electronic databases, and Internet sites. This has been added to Financial Resources Subject Tracer™ Information Blog.

British Library to Archive Electronic
Resources

British Library to Archive Electronic
Resources 11/01/2003 12:56 PM

Basic Medical Library Management
Resources

Basic Medical Library Management
Resources 03/19/2005 02:27 AM
Basic Medical Library Management Resources
http://nnlm.gov/libinfo/mgmt/

This web site is for both professional and non-professional librarians new to health or hospital libraries. It seeks to provide instant access to quality resources which will help the medical librarian meet the needs of the patron. Areas covered include: 1)Administration, 2) Information, 3) Databases and Internet Sites, 4) Collection Development, 5) First Steps, and 6) Additional Resources. This has been added to Healthcare Resources Subject Tracer™ Information Blog. This will be added to Healthcare Resources 2005 Internet MiniGuide.

XML Security Library releases tools,
resources (OpenEnterpriseTrends.com)

XML Security Library releases tools,
resources (OpenEnterpriseTrends.com) 09/03/2002 11:37 AM

Now Just Imagine if that Information Was
Coming from Authoritative Library
Resources

Now Just Imagine if that Information Was
Coming from Authoritative Library
Resources 02/19/2004 12:12 AM

Student Blog Observations (emphasis  below is mine)

"On another note, the research via RSS experiment is working pretty well. Claire, who is doing a story on what effects the legalization of gay marriage might have on school sex ed curricula, is getting some great stories fed right to her from Google News. Others are reporting the same. It appears to make a difference when the research comes to you as opposed to having to find it. I'm thinking this will be a standard feature of my journalism student Weblogs from this point on. Now if I could just get some teachers interested in this feature..." [Weblogg-ed News]

Some election resources to help you make
up your mind...

Some election resources to help you make
up your mind... 04/17/2005 11:07 AM

An election approaches in the UK and for the first time ever I'm unsure about who I should be voting for. And just for some perspective, to give you some idea of where I'm coming from, I've voted for the Liberal Democrats in my first election, and then for Labour in the last two. This time, it's much more troubling. I look towards the Labour party and have to admit that they've done a pretty good job in most of the things that I care about. But there are two things that really weird me out - their crunch on civil liberties (Damn you Blunkett) and the clumsiness of the war in Iraq. I'm still not prepared to say that some form of military intervention in Iraq wasn't necessary, but I cannot forgive our government for circumventing the United Nations. And - like many other people in the UK - it's enormously tarnished my view of Tony Blair.

On the other side of the matter is the Conservative party, who spend most of their time criticising Blair for looking smug and - as far as I can tell - just making stuff up. Their former accusation is pretty much indisputable, but it's also a bit rich when it comes from a man who honestly looks like he's had to be trained how to smile and still hasn't quite got it right yet. The rictus he perpetually exhibits is hideous and creepy - which at least suggests a certain honesty, because the tactics used by the Conservatives appear equally hideous. They're playing on the most clumsy of rabble-rousing near hate-speech: making people think about their daughters being attacked or raped by early-release prisoners and regularly playing the race card. I'm stunned that anyone could vote for them in good conscience.

And finally, you have the Liberal Democrats. I genuinely like them, I respond to their principled positions and on their decision not to engage in negative campaigning. I can see them doing very well out of this election. But on the other hand, what do they really have to lose? It's easier to be principled when you're the third party in the country. And even here there are some policies that creep me out. I've had to do my taxes for the first time this year and I hated every moment of it. Forms, complexity, nervousness, insecurity. The idea that I'd have to do another set of that stuff for some kind of local income tax as well horrifies me. Note - I'm quite happy to pay some more money, but it just seems like an enormous extra burden of paper, and fiddling and time-consuming misery.

There are a range of tools on the net that I've been using this year to try and get my head around the whole thing. One of the most useful and involving isn't really about the election at all, but more about politics in general. Political Survey 2005 is a stunning site that gets your opinions and explains how you stand in relation to the British public and to the major political parties and newspapers. If you're interested (and I guess in the spirit of full disclosure, which I hope will make it easier for people out there to properly interrogate the assumptions that I base my writing on) you can read my results - which suggest that my opinions tend towards internationalism and liberalism in social matters but also towards free market economics. On one spectrum I'm seen as being closest to Guardian and Independent readers, and on the other to people who read the Daily Telegraph. For the most part, people who answered like me have tended to say they'll vote for the Liberal Democrats. Fascinating stuff.

Another slightly less elegant site is Who Should You Vote For, which uses your opinions on over twenty explicit policy areas to work out which political party you are most likely to agree with. In my case, again, it's telling me to vote Liberal.

In terms of tracking what's going on, I'm sticking with old reliable BBC and their election coverage, in particular their poll tracker, which this morning alarms me by suggesting that there are in fact many weird-ass Conservatives in the country prepared to vote for that grinning evil. From there the next logical step is to go and find out about your constituency to get some background on what impact your vote is likely to have. My constituency is the heavily Labour and poshly-named (but slightly unpleasant) Regent's Park & Kensington North. This tells me that it's relatively unlikely that Labour won't win around here - so the question becomes whether to register a protest vote with the Liberals or stick with Labour just in case of Conservative ground-swell.

Finally, They Work for You and The Public Whip are really good places to actually find out what your current MP believes in. Karen Buck MP and I would disagree on a range of core issues, particularly ID cards and some of the more draconian anti-terrorism laws, but would agree on others. Again, I can't help thinking that a Liberal candidate might more accurately represent my opinions.

Well anyway, there you go - there's my decision exposed in all its glory as honestly as I think I can present it. Hopefully the resources I've been using will be of value to some of the rest of you out there trying to work through your own decision. And I guess we only have a few weeks now until we find out who we're stuck with for the next few years...

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Global Gateway: World Culture &
Resources (Library of Congress)

Global Gateway: World Culture &
Resources (Library of Congress) 03/28/2005 08:11 AM
Global Gateway: World Culture & Resources (Library of Congress)
http://inte rnational.loc.gov/intldl/intldlhome.html

Global Gateway is a gateway to rich primary source materials relating to the history and culture. The site offers more than 80 thousand digital items. In addition, it is a portal to international research centers, collections, and other resources available at the Library of Congress and through its Web site. Sections include: 1) Centers for International Research, 2) Portals to the World, 3) About International Colections, 4) Research Guides and Databases, 5) Featured Presentations, 6) Research Opportunities, 7) International Exhibitions, and 8) International Cybercasts. This has been added to Research Resources Subject Tracer™ Information Blog.

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What are outlook forms and what are they
good for ( Step by Step - Human
Resources example)

What are outlook forms and what are they
good for ( Step by Step - Human
Resources example) 04/19/2004 11:06 AM

Pessimists Make More Money, Optimists
Still Optimistic On Outlook

Pessimists Make More Money, Optimists
Still Optimistic On Outlook 02/16/2004 02:19 AM
Here's one for all of you pessimists out there. It turns out that pessimists tend to make more money gambling or investing in the stock market (is there a difference?). This isn't really that surprising, because the real story is that everyone loses money - it's just that the pessimists tend to limit their losses, while the optimists believe that they're about to turn things around. Still, it seems that some optimists quoted in the article (as is their nature) aren't ready to throw in the towel, while even the pessimists seem less than thrilled about their lot in life as winners at the gambling table. In the end, it seems that no one wins, except the skeptics who are neither optimists nor pessimists, but don't believe a damn thing.

Bells & Whistles for Outlook is an
all-in-one Addin Package for Outlook
that Adds 19 Neat Productivity Features
for Microsoft Outlook Users at an
Unbeatable Price.

Bells & Whistles for Outlook is an
all-in-one Addin Package for Outlook
that Adds 19 Neat Productivity Features
for Microsoft Outlook Users at an
Unbeatable Price. 12/19/2004 03:28 PM
DS Development has released version 2.0 of their email productivity software, Bells & Whistles for Outlook, a time-saver Outlook add-in which removes the daily frustrations of Outlook users by automating repetitive tasks. - Bells & Whistles for Outlook helps users to quickly reply to emails by automatically inserting personalized email reply greetings, reply subject counters, text templates or even silent email notes. During a one-time configuration process, users can easily pre-define the reply message format or automatic BCC, Forward or Reply-To addresses that will be smoothly applied to every outgoing email. For Microsoft Outlook 2003 users, Bells & Whistles enables the missing Outlook feature designed for automatically inserting replied addresses to the Outlook Contacts book. [PRWEB Dec 18, 2004]

e-Minister will make every public
library a Wi-Fi hotspot

e-Minister will make every public
library a Wi-Fi hotspot 12/04/2003 11:57 AM
'I'm very keen on the idea' - Timms

Illinois Library Systems Make a
Difference!

Illinois Library Systems Make a
Difference! 01/16/2004 11:28 AM

In case you're not familiar with how Illinois is divided into regional library systems, here's a quick overview. There are 13 of them covering the entire State, although it will soon be down to nine this summer due to two mergers currently underway. I work at the Suburban Library System, which is the consortial headquarters for academic, public, school, and special libraries in Chicago's south suburbs. (We're currently investigating merging with Chicago Multi-type Library System.) The Systems do a lot of behind-the-scenes work that helps make Illinois libraries as great as they are, facilitating shared catalogs, delivery, interlibrary loan, reciprocal borrowing, technology initiatives, group purchases, grants, and more.

The Il linois Library Systems FY2003 Annual Report just came out and is available in PDF format. Here are some of the more interesting statistics from it:

• The shared catalogs of the Systems held a grand total of 43,665,833 holdings last year. In fact, Illinois libraries own an average of more than 9 items for every household in Illinois.
   
• Those shared catalogs circulated 42,121,007 items last year, with Illinois residents checking out more than 80 items per minute!
   
• There's a great chart on the back page that breaks down the costs and values of just a few of the System services, which comes out to a total value of $295,288,397. Of course, that's not even remotely, nearly, even-on-this-planet close to the amount of funding we receive.
   
• Here's what I consider to be the kicker, though. "For every dollar the State spent on cooperative library systems in FY2003, the citizens of Illinois received $14 in services, a 14 to 1 return on investment."

And yet, our Governor has cut funding for libraries and library systems, plans to make further cuts during the next fiscal year, and is divert ing money to buy children one book per month, rather than giving that money to libraries.

Yo, Rod - give library systems that money and get a 14 to 1 return on your investment! Do the math and fund our libraries, for the good of every Illinois resident!

Articles, Abstracts, Documents, Papers,
Reports, and Literature Resources 2004 -
Academic Resources Internet MiniGuide

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Searchable You

Searchable You 03/29/2005 11:45 PM

First tweaks to the searchable archives

First tweaks to the searchable archives 10/28/2003 11:09 PM
There's nothing like having a director of marketing who also happens to know about technology.Shortly after I put the first version of the mailing list archive online, I asked Scott the usual question: "what do you think?""Nice," he said, "but...

Redefining Privacy In An Age When All Is
Known And Searchable

Redefining Privacy In An Age When All Is
Known And Searchable 05/04/2004 03:09 PM
While lots of people are complaining about this or that "privacy" question (see the overhyped discussion about Gmail and privacy), some are pointing out that people are focusing in on minor issues and i gnoring the very big questions concerning privacy. There's no doubt that the rise of big databases and better searching techniques means that information is being collected and connected like never before. However, instead of just focusing on whether or not Google should place contextual ads in our email, shouldn't we take a step back and look at the bigger questions about who has control over your information? The article linked above tries to re-frame the debate, saying that we first need to have that discussion, and set up a framework which will allow people to better deal with the more specific minor issues like ads in our emails.

Open Searchable Image Catalogue

Open Searchable Image Catalogue 03/16/2003 07:24 AM
OSIC-Admin 0.1.8 Released

TSLAC Creates Searchable Database

TSLAC Creates Searchable Database 08/27/2004 01:52 PM
The Texas State Library and Archives has created a database of digitized items from its Adjutant General Service Records Collection. It's available at http://www2.tsl.state.tx.us/trail/ServiceSearch.jsp . Before you get too excited...

MSN updates searchable news site

MSN updates searchable news site 04/15/2004 07:53 PM
Still in test form, MSN's Newsbot now lets people view their search history and store past material, a feature MSN calls "The Daily Me."

Source code for searchable CPAN database

Source code for searchable CPAN database 03/08/2004 11:26 PM
rkobes writes " As part of an update of our site for searching CPAN at http://cpan.uwinnipeg.ca/htdocs/cpan-search.html , I've repackaged things so that it should be installable on other machines. The (alpha) source code is available from the ...

Directory of Independent Record Stores
Searchable by State

Directory of Independent Record Stores
Searchable by State 06/23/2004 09:05 AM
When I first saw this directory of independent record stores, I thought "Cool!" Then I saw down at the bottom of the page that it was "© 2004 Sony Music...

Power Up Outlook with Extras that Let
You Do More with Common Tasks and Remove
the Daily Frustrations of Using Outlook

Power Up Outlook with Extras that Let
You Do More with Common Tasks and Remove
the Daily Frustrations of Using Outlook 03/14/2005 04:44 PM
DS DEVELOPMENT has released version 2.5 of their email productivity software, Bells & Whistles for Outlook, a time-saver Outlook add-in which removes the daily frustrations of Outlook users by powering up Outlook with extras that let you do more with common tasks. [PRWEB Mar 5, 2005]

Powerhouse Programming release Outlook
Security Agent Profession for Microsoft
Outlook XP & 2003

Powerhouse Programming release Outlook
Security Agent Profession for Microsoft
Outlook XP & 2003 08/16/2004 02:37 AM
Outlook Security Agent Professional is an easy to use, sophisticated anti-spam tool integrated with the Microsoft Outlook interface. [PRWEB Aug 16, 2004]

Computer and Internet Free Online Books
Searchable Database

Computer and Internet Free Online Books
Searchable Database 08/14/2004 06:07 AM
Computer and Internet Free Online Books Searchable Database
http://hogan-productions.co m/books/

This database contains links to free books available online. All their titles are full-text online editions unless otherwise indicated. Click on the title to view the free full-text online edition of a book. This has been added to Academic Resources 2004-05 Internet MiniGuide.

Reader Request -- Databases of
Searchable Academic Journal Articles

Reader Request -- Databases of
Searchable Academic Journal Articles 03/13/2003 11:03 PM

Microsoft closes Hotmail to Outlook and
Outlook Express users

Microsoft closes Hotmail to Outlook and
Outlook Express users 09/27/2004 08:57 AM
PC Pro Sep 27 2004 1:10PM GMT

Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Web Access
'From' Header Spoofing

Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Web Access
'From' Header Spoofing 04/10/2005 02:15 PM
frSIRT Apr 10 2005 6:26PM GMT

PocketMac® Safari Scrapbook Harvests
Macintosh Users' Web History In
Limitless, Searchable Database

PocketMac® Safari Scrapbook Harvests
Macintosh Users' Web History In
Limitless, Searchable Database 03/22/2005 03:37 PM
New Apple Macintosh Software Designed to Work with the Safari Browser [PRWEB Mar 22, 2005]

Step One: Outlook vs. Outlook Express

Step One: Outlook vs. Outlook Express 08/30/2004 07:39 PM
G4 Tech TV Aug 30 2004 11:47PM GMT

"RipDigital is a bulk CD-ripping
operation: send them your CD library and
they'll ship your library back in MP3
format"

"RipDigital is a bulk CD-ripping
operation: send them your CD library and
they'll ship your library back in MP3
format" 01/12/2004 02:57 AM

Delicious Library 1.0: Easy, Fun Library
Software Catalogs Your Media

Delicious Library 1.0: Easy, Fun Library
Software Catalogs Your Media 03/17/2005 03:10 AM

In addition to being useful and easy to use, it's just plain fun. By Mathew Honan, Macworld

ContextPortal™ for Microsoft Outlook®
Transforms Microsoft Outlook Into a
Knowledge Portal

ContextPortal™ for Microsoft Outlook®
Transforms Microsoft Outlook Into a
Knowledge Portal 03/17/2005 03:45 AM
MODEL Technologies Inc., a Content Intelligence company, announced the release of ContextPortal™ for Microsoft Outlook®. ContextPortal™ helps busy Outlook® users to rapidly find out the information they need to know from e-mail content, in the appropriate context. ContextPortal™ provides more effective ways to retrieve, share and re-use unstructured information residing in e-mail, while extending many of its functions to documents located on corporate networks and the Internet. The Professional and Personal Editions of ContextPortal™ for Outlook® are available from http://www.model.ca. [PRWEB Mar 16, 2005]

Outlook 2003 Sample: Custom Calendar
Providers for Outlook 2003

Outlook 2003 Sample: Custom Calendar
Providers for Outlook 2003 05/19/2004 12:03 AM
This download provides sample files for use with the MSDN Article "Custom Calendar Providers for Outlook 2003." To view the article, click the link available from the Related Resources box. Stephen Toub walks you through customizing native Outlook integration with the Lists Web service from Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services to build a custom Web application that actually serves up custom data instead of that from an events list.

Denver Public Library Launches New
Digital Library

Denver Public Library Launches New
Digital Library 05/06/2004 05:47 AM
Denver Public Library Launches New Digital Library
http://snipurl.com/65h2

Denver Public Library?s new online service is giving city residents access to popular eBooks directly from their homes and offices. The Library serves over a half-million residents and 80% of the city?s population has a library card and access to the new service. ?This is an exciting opportunity to provide eBooks to the city,? said Michelle Jeske, Manager of Web Information Services. ?This year, we saw a 24% increase in the number of online library transactions. eBooks that can be downloaded from our website fit very well with this kind of public demand,? she added.

State Library of Tasmania: Image Library

State Library of Tasmania: Image Library 01/16/2004 11:02 AM
State Library of Tasmania, Heritage Collection Image Library.
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