Kooperativer Bibliotheksverbund

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Format: 288 S. : Ill.

ISBN: 3-89373-392-2

Uniform Title: Nobody's perfect

Language: German

Subjects: Education

Keywords: Kind ; Behinderung ; Familie ; Alltag ; Bewältigung ; Kind ; Verhaltensstörung ; Familie ; Alltag ; Bewältigung

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Format: xvi, 352 p. , ill. : 25 cm

ISBN: 0743217098

Note: Includes index. - Filmography: p. 326-342

Language: English

Keywords: Wilder, Billy 1906-2002 ; Biografie ; Bibliografie ; Biografie

URL: Publisher description

URL: http://www.loc.gov/catdir/samples/simon031/2002021790.html

URL: http://www.loc.gov/catdir/description/simon031/2002021790.html

URL: http://www.loc.gov/catdir/bios/simon052/2002021790.html

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Format: XXXVII, 200 S. , Ill. , 24 cm

ISBN: 1578064430 , 1578064449

Series Statement: Conversations with filmmakers series

Note: Filmografie S. [XXIIV]-XXXVII , The happiest couple in Hollywood / Lincoln Barnett -- Wilder seeks films "with bite" to satisfy "nation of hecklers" / Philip K. Scheuer -- Why not be in Paris? / Newsweek -- Charming Billy / Richard Gehman -- In Wilder's wild west / Thomas Wood -- The message in Billy Wilder's fortune cookie : "Well, nobody's perfect ..." / Richard Lemon -- Wilder--"Yes, we have no naked girls" / Mark Shivas -- Broadcast to Kuala Lumpur / Vanessa Brown -- Apropos Avanti! / Michel Ciment -- Shooting The front page : two Damns and one By God / Joseph McBride -- "You used to be very big." "I am big. It's the pictures that got small." / Jon Bradshaw -- Billy Wilder / Gene D. Phillips -- Dialogue on film : Billy Wilder and I.A.L. Diamond / The American Film Institute -- Double indemnity : a policy that paid off / John Allyn -- Going for extra innings / Joseph McBride and Todd McCarthy -- A cynic ahead of his time / Stephen Farber -- The art of Billy Wilder / Michael Blowen -- Saul Bass and Billy Wilder in conversation / Pat Kirkham -- An interview with Billy Wilder / Burt Prelutsky

Language: English

Keywords: Wilder, Billy 1906-2002 ; Interview ; Interview

Author information: Wilder, Billy 1906-2002

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Format: 1 online resource (304 pages).

ISBN: 0-08-102778-8

Series Statement: Chandos information professional series

Note: Front Cover -- Front-Line Librarianship -- Chandos Information Professional Series -- Front-Line Librarianship -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- A - By Popular Demand: Various Genres and Tastes -- 1 - Reading in season: how the yearly cycle affects your choice of books -- 1.1 Cottage and campground -- 1.2 Dickensian alternatives -- 1.3 On the road -- 1.4 Innocent? -- 1.5 Jack comes back -- 2 - Mystery madness: understanding the demand for crime fiction in libraries -- 2.1 Death by demand -- 2.2 What the professor wants -- 2.3 Selection tools -- 2.4 Death on order -- 2.5 Matters of taste -- 3 - Reaching the outer limits: science fiction in the library -- 3.1 Hugo's achievement -- 3.2 Monsters and young men -- 3.3 Atwood's handmaid -- 3.4 Fear of Goths -- 3.5 Safeway neuromancer -- 3.6 Rowling power -- 3.7 Join the club -- 4 - Life enjoyed: the appeal of biography collections -- 4.1 Why so popular? -- 4.2 Imagining the life -- 4.3 Paris Hilton and Co -- 4.4 Living collections -- 5 - Travel collections: off the shelf, on the road -- 5.1 What guidebooks give -- 5.2 Atlases -- 5.3 Early travel literature -- 5.4 Enter the British -- 5.5 Not so painful -- 5.6 Rick does Europe -- 6 - Blankets will not protect you! an overview of horror fiction -- 6.1 Older English horror -- 6.2 Victorian shivers -- 6.3 American classic -- 6.4 King of the genre -- 7 - Making the Penguins fly: classics collections in public libraries -- 7.1 Broad interests -- 7.2 Life without Freud -- 7.3 Tapestry of wisdom -- 7.4 Questions and decisions -- 7.5 The politics of shelving -- 8 - First love, printed and bound -- 8.1 Going Hobbit -- 8.2 Magic Kingdom -- 8.3 You can be a librarian -- 8.4 Personal passion in the workplace -- 8.5 Reading for eternity -- B - Social Studies -- 9 - Alternative librarianship: voices from the field. , 10 - Life at the cellular level: dealing with wireless communications in libraries -- 10.1 Kids and parents -- 10.2 A cell-free zone -- 11 - Moonlight sonata: librarians discuss their work after work -- 11.1 Debt management and fitness -- 11.2 The rotten nest egg -- 11.3 Food for thought -- 11.4 Beethoven for adult amateurs -- 11.5 Getting sweaty for fun and profit -- 12 - Manual matters: developing successful guidelines and losing priceless boredom -- 13 - Keeping up appearances: looking like a librarian in an age of paranoia -- 13.1 The customs of the country -- 13.2 Helpful dandruff -- 13.3 Librarians, beards, etc -- 13.4 Star power -- 14 - Surviving hard times: how libraries can deal with recessions -- 14.1 Balance required -- 14.2 ERM -- 14.3 More management and why not -- 14.4 If it ain't broke… -- 14.5 Boxes of bargains -- 14.6 What we fear most -- 14.7 Recovery, eventually -- 15 - What goes down: library experiences of the urban poor -- 15.1 Sleeping in the streets -- 15.2 A couple of users -- 15.3 A former colleague -- 15.4 What's in the bag -- 16 - Keynoting: an honest overview -- 16.1 The gang's all here -- 16.2 The winning smile -- 16.3 For the camera -- 16.4 Fly for cover -- 16.5 Please drop in -- 16.6 Moment of truth -- 17 - Quote us freely: British librarians speak out about recent cutbacks -- 17.1 Cooking with new technology -- 17.2 Grime -- 17.3 The rebellious spirit -- 17.4 Caveat: maggie -- 17.5 Angry students -- 17.6 Perseverance -- 17.7 Damn the pigeons -- 18 - For your eyes only: love and disorder in our domestic libraries -- 18.1 The lure of the sofa -- 18.2 Serendipity -- 18.3 Swedish equipment -- 18.4 He came in through the bedroom window -- 18.5 Neurosis -- 19 - Who's next door? Living with your library's neighbors -- 19.1 Something in the air -- 19.2 Good woman -- 19.3 Unhappy hour -- 19.4 Banking on cooperation. , 19.5 The pain of divorce, the pleasures of chai -- 20 - Worldwide weeding: when books no longer furnish a room -- 20.1 Manner of disposal -- 20.2 More fiction than ever -- 20.3 Dinosaurs choose Proust -- 20.4 New uses for space -- 20.5 Back to 007 -- 21 - What care ye for raiment? Dress codes and styles in our libraries -- 21.1 Slob alert -- 21.2 First the shirts, and then … -- 21.3 Hair off the spectrum -- 21.4 High-altitude footwear -- 21.5 Footwear, cont -- 21.6 Watch for icicles -- 22 - Circulation counter service in public and academic libraries: dealing face-to-face with patrons -- 22.1 Bronzino -- 22.2 Put on hold -- 22.3 In the wet -- 22.4 A matter of qualifications -- 22.5 Security -- 22.6 The case of the missing molars, cont -- C - Visiting the Library:People and Programs -- 23 - Gold, Frankincense, and Murder: the wise bookseller's guide to corporate gifts -- 24 - "It's not just the books!" Wheelchair patrons speak out -- 24.1 Safe spots -- 24.2 Library attitudes -- 24.3 Independence on wheels -- 24.4 When to ignore the rules -- 24.5 Individual respect -- 25 - What's cooking at your library: a special event -- 25.1 Getting started -- 25.2 Cook it and they will come -- 25.3 Finding a presenter -- 25.4 Setting a date -- 25.5 Getting the word out -- 25.6 Signing up -- 25.7 Final preparations -- 25.8 Signage -- 25.9 Day of reckoning -- 25.10 Troubleshooting -- 25.11 A savory conclusion -- 26 - Abroad in your library: what tourists want, what they get -- 27 - Here's looking at you, kid: what special visitors want when they tour your library -- 27.1 The vision -- 27.2 Location, location -- 27.3 On the outside -- 27.4 Staff workspace -- 27.5 For the public -- 27.6 Shelving -- 27.7 Your influence -- 28 - Discover your inner elf: Christmas programs for public libraries -- 28.1 Deck the hall -- 28.2 Scrooge, etc -- 28.3 Annually, or else. , 28.4 Facilities management -- 29 - Boo! Halloween in our libraries -- 29.1 Plastic bats -- 29.2 Storytime -- 29.3 Adult fiction -- 29.4 Costumes will be worn -- 29.5 Ghoulish Donald -- 29.6 Off the wall -- 30 - Confessions of a library Santa -- 31 - November memories: librarians and patrons observe Remembrance Day -- 31.1 Blazers and berets -- 31.2 Photos and their contexts -- 31.3 Not on display -- 31.4 Year-round circulation -- 31.5 Accommodating veterans -- 31.6 Snipers -- 32 - Gone astray: an exploration of library lost-and-founds -- 32.1 Contents of the drawer -- 32.2 The wandering wallet -- 32.3 Lottery winner -- 32.4 Emotional response -- 32.5 For the love of a plastic duck -- 32.6 Police matters -- 33 - Cat care programs in public libraries: providing essential information to owners -- 33.1 One reason why -- 33.2 Nutrition -- 33.3 The unhappy question -- 33.4 On the prowl -- 33.5 Q & Q & Q & A -- 33.6 Fame -- 34 - Serving the solitary: librarians demonstrate "in-reach" -- 34.1 Various reasons -- 34.2 Excruciating -- 34.3 In-reach defined -- 34.4 A common need -- 34.5 A common service experience -- 34.6 Shiny brogues -- D - Senior Moments -- 35 - Seniors: what they want and what they get in Canada's public libraries -- 36 - Leisure reading for seniors: sorting out tastes and topics -- 36.1 Solve for X -- 36.2 TV tie-ins -- 36.3 Club talk -- 36.4 Romance and children's treasures -- 36.5 Other formats -- 37 - Finance, felines, and figuring It all out: utilitarian reading for seniors -- 37.1 Seniors need books and more -- 37.2 A matter of health -- 37.3 Ending up without fear -- 37.4 Life is a garden -- 37.5 Pet care -- 37.6 Financial concerns -- 37.7 Life goes on -- 38 - Tis the season: christmas programs for seniors -- 38.1 Aptly nicknamed -- 38.2 Storytime -- 38.3 By oneself -- 38.4 Perfect for table or tree -- 38.5 Limited seating. , 39 - It's never too late to Tolstoy: adventures of a seniors' reading club -- 39.1 Blithe spirits -- 39.2 What it takes -- 39.3 Convoy formation -- 39.4 Bathtub risk -- 39.5 Biblical visuals -- E - Library Technicians -- 40 - Training techs: preparing library technicians for an evolving job market -- 41 - File under tango: lifelong learning for library technicians -- 41.1 Love and technology -- 41.2 Cerebral workout -- 41.3 Do you copy? -- 41.4 First and last tango in tech services -- 41.5 Reference greens and browns -- F - For the Record -- 42 - Paper crazy no more: records management for library chaos junkies -- 42.1 Step one: getting past denial -- 42.2 Step two: assigning records management responsibilities -- 42.3 Step three: compiling the records inventory -- 42.4 Step four: retention scheduling -- 42.5 Step five: establishing confidentiality levels and organizing document destruction -- 42.6 Step six: preventing data loss -- 42.7 Step seven: developing the library archives -- 42.8 Step eight: sustaining the records management process -- 42.9 Sources: the author's choice -- 43 - CIA for beginners: records management training for library technicians -- 44 - Records management for office managers: a special librarian's clip 'N share -- 44.1 A list of what you have -- 44.2 What you keep, what you shred -- 44.3 Archival treasures -- 44.4 Storage here, storage there -- 44.5 Available expertise -- G - Rare Books and Other Rubbish -- 45 - Gold in the garbage: making the most from the treasure in your trash -- 45.1 Nobody bought it -- 45.2 An expert eye -- 45.3 A win-win scenario -- 46 - One for the books: lectures on collecting from coast to coast -- 46.1 The bard's Rotarians -- 46.2 Tribes -- 46.3 High spots, high prices -- 46.4 Mississauga romantic -- 46.5 Restoration costs -- 46.6 Biblio-survival -- H - English Hours. , 47 - Librarian's London: visiting the city of readers.

Additional Edition: ISBN 0-08-102729-X

Language: English

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Format: xxv, 752 p. , 25 cm

Edition: 1. ed.

ISBN: 0375414487

Note: Includes index.

Language: English

Keywords: The New Yorker ; Filmkritik

URL: Autorenbiografie

URL: http://www.loc.gov/catdir/samples/random041/2002020809.html

URL: Verlagsangaben

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Format: 1 online resource (streaming video file) (83 minutes): , digital, .flv file, sound

Content: Tracing one man's attempt to organize a nude photoshoot of 12 prenatal victims of the toxic drug Thalidomide (including himself). An alternately hilarious, insightful, sad, and entirely allergic to sentimentality or easy platitudes.

Note: Title from title frames. , Film , In Process Record. , Originally produced by Filmhub, Inc. in 2008. , Mode of access: World Wide Web.

Language: German

Keywords: Documentary films. ; Documentary films. ; Documentary films.

URL: A Kanopy streaming video

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URL: A Kanopy streaming video

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URL: A Kanopy streaming video

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Format: 168 S. , Ill., graph. Darst.

Edition: 4. Aufl.

ISBN: 358064940X

Series Statement: Mentor-Abiturhilfe 94 : Englisch

Language: English

Keywords: Englischunterricht ; Fehleranalyse ; Englischunterricht ; Reifeprüfung ; Lehrmittel ; Deutsch ; Faux amis ; Englisch ; Prüfungsvorbereitung ; Aufgabensammlung

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Format: 168 S. , Ill., graph. Darst.

Edition: 3. Aufl.

ISBN: 358064940X

Series Statement: Mentor-Lernhilfe 94

Note: 1. Aufl. u.d.T.: Nuffer, Hannelore: Englisch für das Abitur und andere Abschlußprüfungen

Language: English

Subjects: English Studies

Keywords: Englischunterricht ; Fehleranalyse ; Englischunterricht ; Reifeprüfung ; Lehrmittel ; Deutsch ; Faux amis ; Englisch ; Prüfungsvorbereitung ; Aufgabensammlung ; Lehrmittel

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Format: 1 Spiel (1 Spielplan, 10 Spielfiguren, 10 Tippsteine, 152 Karten, 1 Dekodierer, 1 Schreibblock, 1 Spielanleitung)

Content: Schräge Geschichten, unbekannte Fremdwörter und Fragen, die kein Mensch beantworten kann? Kein Grund zur Verzweiflung. Denn wer die glaubhaftesten aber völlig frei erfundenen Antworten liefert, schafft es sicher, dass möglichst viele Mitspieler auf ihn hereinfallen. Denn eines ist sicher: Wer besser spinnt, gewinnt! Mit den Kategorien: Fremdwörter, Unglaubliche Geschichten und Richtig oder Falsch?

Note: 3-10 Spieler, Spieldauer: 60 min , Deutsch

Language: German

Keywords: Spiel ; Spiel

URL: Cover

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Format: v, 179 Seiten : , Illustrationen ; , 23 cm.

ISBN: 9781978809741 , 9781978809758

Series Statement: War culture

Content: "Unmanning explores the largely understudied development and failure of unmanned aircraft from 1936-1992. Katherine Chandler uses a genealogical approach to explore how contradictions between human, machine, and enemy act politically in the distinct periods of World War II, the Cold War, Vietnam, Israel, and the First Gulf War. The key contributions that Unmanning makes to the field of critical military studies are to problematize what drones and unmanned aircraft are through an analysis of history, to demonstrate how networked actions between human and nonhuman that comprise unmanned aircraft operate through duplicity, and to examine the failures central to the development, experimental use, and deployment of drones that are at once technological, social, and political."--

Note: Literaturverzeichnis Seite 159-171. - Index , DRONE -- American Kamikaze -- Unmanning -- Buffalo hunter -- Pioneer -- Conclusion: nobody's perfect

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, EPUB ISBN 9781978809765

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, PDF ISBN 9781978809789

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe, MOBI ISBN 9781978809772

Language: English

Subjects: General works

Keywords: Unbemanntes Flugzeug ; Drohne ; Technischer Fortschritt ; Militär ; Missstand ; Mensch-Maschine-Kommunikation ; Case studies ; History

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URL: Inhaltsverzeichnis