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The history of
Russia's national bibliography has been described in detail in a number of sources.
For an overview of its very complex history in the twentieth century see Sorok
let Sovetskoi Gosudartvennoi Bibliografii (1920-1960) (Moscow: Vsesoiuznaia
Knizhnaia Palata, 1960) or Thomas Whitby and Tanja Lorkovic's Introduction
to Soviet National Bibliography (Littleton, CO:Libraries Unlimited, 1979).
For the prerevolutionary period N. V. Zdobnov's article "Gosudarstvennaia
bibliograficheskaia registratsiia pri tsarizme" (Sovetskaia bibliografiia,
No. 4, 1935, pp. 75-96) provides an excellent discussion of the depository law
and the development of Russia's national bibliography in the nineteenth century.
general source that can be of assistance when dealing with Russian bibliographies
is Bibliotechnoe delo: terminologicheskii slovar'. (Moskva, 1986)
UIUC call number Main Stacks 020.39171 B471. In those cases where the Russian/Soviet
bibliographic terminology is unclear this work is often helpful.
sources included in this section are those that were really intended as comprehensive
listings of Russia's publications. Such a definition for national bibliography
will include some sources that were not official government publications for certain
periods. After the establishment of the depository law in 1837 which mandated
that a copy of each published work be reviewed by official censors, those same
censors began creating lists of all published materials which were issued in a
series of publications. This section tries to list those publications, official
and otherwise, that were attempting to create comprehensive lists of Russia's
publishing output.
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Online Resources
General'nyi alfavitnyi katalog
knig na russkom iazyke (1725 - 1998) URL: www.nlr.ru:8101/e-case/search_extended.php
This is the online version of the card catalog of the National Library
of Russia in Saint Petersburg, listing books published between 1725 and 1998.
Since this is one of the largest collections in Russia and was a depository library
during the tsarist and Soviet regimes it is a fairly comprehensive listing of
Russia's publications. As can be seen in the example above, the cards have been
scanned and are arranged by author, or if there is no author, by title. To search
the catalog, you enter the author's name, using Cyrillic characters. The search
result will be a list that places you near the record you need. Often you will
have to search through several cards, but the records load quickly. The difficulty
is worth the tremendous advantage of having access to this catalog. This
catalog is also available on microfiche.
In this format the catalog has several supplements of special interest to the
scholar including the entries for the 1.5 million items in the National Library
in the languages of the minorities of the FSU. These include catalogs for : Ukrainian,
Belorussian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Estonian, Bashkir, Tatar, Chuvash, Azeri, Kyrgyz,
Turkmen, Kazakh, Tajik and Uzbek. Another important feature of the fiche version
is the serials supplements which lists the serials holdings of the National Library.
This is the online version of the card catalog of the National Library
of Russia in Saint Petersburg, listing books published between 1725 and 1998.
Since this is one of the largest collections in Russia and was a depository library
during the tsarist and Soviet regimes it is a fairly comprehensive listing of
Russia's publications. As can be seen in the example above, the cards have been
scanned and are arranged by author, or if there is no author, by title. To search
the catalog, you enter the author's name, using Cyrillic characters. The search
result will be a list that places you near the record you need. Often you will
have to search through several cards, but the records load quickly. The difficulty
is worth the tremendous advantage of having access to this catalog.
catalog is also available on microfiche.
In this format the catalog has several supplements of special interest to the
scholar including the entries for the 1.5 million items in the National Library
in the languages of the minorities of the FSU. These include catalogs for : Ukrainian,
Belorussian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Estonian, Bashkir, Tatar, Chuvash, Azeri, Kyrgyz,
Turkmen, Kazakh, Tajik and Uzbek. Another important feature of the fiche version
is the serials supplements which lists the serials holdings of the National Library.
kniga grazhdanskoi pechati XVIII v., 1708-1800. URL: www.nlr.ru/rlin/ruslbr_v1.php?database=RLINXVIII
This catalog records Russian publications issued during the eighteenth century.
This is a very easy catalog to search. The only obstacle the user may face is
the fact that it must be searched using Cyrillic characters. All fields, that
is, author, title, subject, language, organization, year of publication and holding
institution can be searched. Anyone planning a research trip to Russia with an
interest in the eighteenth century will find this a very valuable resource indeed.
It lists holding institutions in Russia. Also, much of this material is held in
the United States as the result of a long standing microfilm project to film Russian
eighteenth century publications. Each of the records includes the reference number
for this film after the annotation for the item. The reference number is in the
form SK XVIII T.# S#. The SK refers to the Svodnyi Katalog Russkoi Knigi XVIII
(Tom 1-5. Moscow: Izdanie Gosudarstvennoi Biblioteki SSSR im. V. I. Lenina.
1962-).While the project is not yet complete, it is worth checking with libraries
here when trying to identify a library that holds a title from this period.
Russian National
Library URL: www.nlr.ru
This online catalog includes titles added to the library since 1998. It
includes materials newly acquired by the library. There is a separate
database of materials published by and about the library at this same site.
There are actually several databases here. The first is the catalog of Russian
books obtained since 1998. The second is a catalog of dissertations acquired
since 1996. The third that is listed as part of the "Elektronnyi Katalog"
is a catalog of cartographic materials acquired since 1994. The catalog
must be searched in Russian using Windows Cyrillic (CP 1251). The search
is a keyword search. It is possible to search at several levels of complexity
here. The basic search is a simple, single field search. The image above displays
the options available from an advanced search - the middle level. As can be seen
here all fields are searchable and all must be searched using Cyrillic characters.
An expert search is also available. The citations that are returned provide full
bibliographic information for each title.
State Library URL: www.rsl.ru
This catalog includes publications
obtained by the Russian State Library after 1994-. Books, journals, dissertations,
and cartographic materials in Russian and foreign language are all registered
here. The books catalog can be searched by author, title, keyword, subject, year
or place of publication. Like the National Library Catalog, this one is
divided into several databases. The State Library has a catalog of books,
including foreign language publications from 1986 on and Russian language books
from 1994 on. The catalog of journals includes materials from 1998 on.
This catalog has both newspapers and periodicals. The dissertation catalog
contains complete dissertations from 1995 and avtoreferaty from 1987.
The catalog of cartographic materials includes materials from 1985 on. There
is also a catalog of the most recent acquisitions of the library, those materials
acquired during the last week. This catalog is not searchable in the usual
way, but is organized by subject and is easy to browse by subject.
will return full bibliographic information on a title. Librarians will find the
MARC format option useful.
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katalog Russkoi knigi Grazhdanskoi Pechati XVIII veka 1725-1800.
V.1-5 + Supp. Moscow: Izdanie Gosudarstvennoi Biblioteki SSSR im. V. I. Lenina.
1962- UIUC Call Number: Russian Reference 015.47 Sv51, v.1-5, supp.
While this is not a national bibliographic source in the same
sense as Knizhnaia letopis' it is an essential resource for anyone
looking for a record of the material published in Russia during the eighteenth
century. To see a more complete annotation click on the title above.
Ukazatel' vnov' vykhodiashchikh
knig [ianvar' 1837-iiun' 1855]. Zhurnal Ministerstva narodnogo prosveshcheniia.
Spb., 1837-1855. UIUC Call Number: Slavic Library Mfiche 370.947
This was the initial source for the publication of the censors
lists and thus served as the original location for the most comprehensive list
of Russia's publishing output. Initially, these lists were organized by subject
and did not have an author or title index.. This publication was issued as a supplement
to the Zhurnal Ministerstva Narodnogo Prosveshcheniia under various titles
(1839-1843: "Bibliograficheskie pribavleniia"; 1844-1848:
"Otdelenie bibliograficheskoe"; 1849 - :"Bibliograficheskie
pribavleniia k Zhurnaly Ministerstva narodnogo prosveshcheniia"). The
frequency varied as well with the list being issued anywhere from four times to
thirteen times annually. A total of 21, 898 entries/numbers were listed in this
source. Sokurova's discussion
of this source gives the issue numbers in which the bibliographies were published
and the number of items listed annually.
The bibliography
included books, broshures, music, maps and some irregularly published serials
in Russian and other languages, published within the borders of the Russian Empire.
Titles in the list were organized under the following subject categories: grammar;
children's books; linguistics, literature; history, archeology; geography; political
science; astronomy; art; military science; agriculture; technology; medicine;
Jewish books and books in Western languages (from 1851 on).
Petr Petrovich. Russkii bibliograficheskii ukazatel' za 1855 god. Pribavlenie
k Izvestiiam Akademii nauk po Otdeleniiu russkogo iazyka i slovesnosti,
1856, T. 5 UIUC Call Number: Slavic Library Mfiche 491.7 Ak13i v.1-5
Lambin compiled his bibliography from the
material obtained by the Russian Academy of Sciences. His bibliography includes
books, off-prints, maps and periodical publications, some 998 items. Some of records
include references to reviews. The bibliography is organized by subjects: religion,
law, politics, geography, history, linguistics, literature, mathematics, natural
sciences, medicine, hydrography, astronomy, military science, art, periodical
publications and Russian books published abroad. The bibliography includes an
author/translator/publisher index.
Vladimir Izmailovich. Bibliograficheskii ukazatel' izdannykh v Rossii:
knig, otdel'nykh listkov estampov, not, kart, planov i proch., i postupivshikh
v imp. Otechestvennykh zapisok, 1856:5-12; 1857:1,4,7,10; 1858:1.
UIUC Call Number: Slavic Library Mfiche 057 OT 1856, 1857, 1858
Vladimir Izmailovich. Bibliograficheskii ukazatel' knig, broshiur i periodicheskikh
izdanii vyshedshikh v Rossii v techenie ....Prilozhenii k Zhurnal Ministerstva
vnutrennikh del, 1860:2-4,9,12;1861:2,5,6
Call Number: Slavic Library Mfiche 947.07 R9212Z, 1860, 1861
these bibliographies appeared in two different periodicals, both were based on
the collection in what is now the Russian National Library in St. Petersburg.
For 1856-1857 Mezhov published his
lists in Otechestvennye zapiski. These bibliographic lists included Russian
and foreign language publications in a systematic index. More than 4,000 items
were listed here including periodical titles. In 1857, Mezhov included reviews
with the entries for some books. Materials were organized into eight categories:
books and broshures; pamphlets; engravings and lithographs; children's games;
patterns for women's clothing; atlases, maps and plans; manuscripts and music.
The books section was further subdivided by subject to include the following areas:
religion, education, law, geography, history, linguistics, children's books, literature,
philosophy, art, math and astronomy, natural sciences, medicine, military science,
industry, books in the Jewish language and books in western languages. All entries
supplied complete bibliographic information including place of publication, typographer,
year of publication, extent, illustrations, and series statements, where appropriate.
An alphabetical index of authors was included for the books sections.
describes these lists as the most complete indexes of new books for the period.
The bibliographies for 1858-1859
were published as supplements to the Zhurnal Ministerstva Vnutrennykh Diel.
Here some 4,583 entries were included including periodical publications for
the time. Mezhov used the same organizational system as described above. Some
entries for collections included a listing of their contents. Like the bibliographic
lists published in Otechestvennye zapiski, these lists were the most complete
record or publishing in Russian for the period.
Bibliografiia [novykh knig].
Knizhnyi viestnik., Spb.:1860-1867
Call Number: Film 016.891705 KN, 1860-1867
For seven years, Knizhnyi viestnik was
the source for the most complete listing of new publications in Russia. Like the
lists produced in Otechestvennyie zapiski and Zhurnal Ministerstva vnutrennykh
diel it was compiled from the holdings at the Publichka, now the Russian National
Library, in St. Petersburg. The bibliography had several editors, beginning with
Mezhov and Fel'dt. Others included A.A. Stoikovich, N. S. Kurochkin, N. D. Nozhin
and N. K. Mikhailovskii.
Citations in the bibliography
included the authors full name, the place of publication, the typographer and
year of publication, extent, illustrations and format. There are indexes for each
year but they vary in content. Knizhnyi Viestnik also published statistical
tables on Russian publishing between 1864 and 1866 in the following issues: 1864:24,
1865:11, 12, 22, 23; 1866:3.
izdanii, vyshedshikh v Rossii. [Ianvar' 1869 - oktiabr' 1876; ianvar' 1879 - dekabr'
1902] Pravitel'stvennyi viestnik. Spb., 1869-1876, 1879-1903.
UIUC Call Number: Slavic Library FILM 947.08 P891 (1879-1903)
much of the latter part of the 19th century
the censors lists
were in essence the national bibliography. As can be seen from this example from
Pravitel'stvennyi viestnik (1884: April 22) the publication information
included here was complete but the lack of any alphabetical order to the entries
makes this a particularly difficult source to use. It is a source of last resort
when no other source of verification is available.
lists were included in numerous issues, although the title of the column changed
periodically. The inclusion of the tirazh can be useful for those looking
for the readership of certain titles. The list included all types of non-periodcial
publications that had been reviewed by the censors: books, broshures, maps, music,
tables and pamphlets. Basically anything published in the borders of the Russian
empire, regardless of language was included in this list.
knig, vyshedshikh v Rossii... [1884-1907].
Pechatano po rasporiazheniiu Glavnogo Upravleniia po delam pechati. Spb, 1884-1908.
. UIUC Call Number: Russian Reference 015.47 R92s 1886-1906 [UIUC
lacks 1901 and 1902.]
was the official list of the censors issued by Kantseliariia Glavnogo upravleniia
po delam pechati. Until 1902 it was basically an offprint of the censors'
lists published in Pravitel'stvennyi viestnik and bound together
in annual volumes.What this means for the users is that the bibliography consists
of weekly lists that have been bound together with no index and with only alphabetical
arrangement for each week. Difficult to use at best.
1903 through 1907 the publication improved its organization. In 1903 the entries
were arranged in one alphabetical list with foreign language publications grouped
by language in the back of the volume. 1904 saw the introduction of an author
index, which was included in all volumes through 1907.
items listed in this publication repeat all the errors from the original censors
lists. In July of 1907, a new publication began to be issued to replace the Spiski.
That publication continues today under its original title Knizhnaia
Given the difficulties of using these
lists it is rare that a scholar will consult them. Particularly, since the scanning
of the card catalog of the Russian National Library one can most often find a
published source more readily either at the website of the library or, if your
library holds the microfiche, by consulting the film version of this source.
letopis'. Moscow: Vsesoiuznaia knizhnaia palata.1907- UIUC Call Number:
Russian Reference 015.47 K749, 1907-
Any publication
that survives as long as Knizhnaia letopis' is bound to go through
many changes. The name of the issuing body and the periodicity have varied over
time. What has not changed is the essential purpose of the publication. Knizhnaia
letopis' remains a national bibliography which attempts to record as
much of Russia's printed intellectual history as possible. Since the fall of the
Soviet Union this has become significantly more difficult. There is no longer
a depository law that can be enforced. During the Soviet era the elaborate censorship
system guaranteed that most titles would be included in the publication. Since
the dissolution of the U.S.S.R. the situation has changed. Publishers often print
books with extremely small print runs and do not send "depository" copies
to the national library. Thus, it is no longer possible for the Russian State
Library to obtain everything published on Russian territory.
There are already excellent descriptions of this source
that in Sokurova,
Gosudarstvennaia Bibliografiia SSSR. Spravochnik (Moscow: Kniga, 1967)
and other resources. The discussion here is intended to assist the scholar in
its use.
One of the most important features of the bibliography
is its subject organization which was begun in 1925. Up to that point, the entries
were arranged alphabetically by author or title as had been the pre-revolutionary
bibliographies. The subject headings have gone through many changes over the years,
all of which are described in Sokurova
(pp.193-196). Since that description appeared the subject headings have been revised
several times. Why is this of any importance for the researcher? The variations
in the subject organization affect the researchers access to materials.
9. Geografiia. Biografiia.
As should be clear from the table above, the bibliography
has undergone major organizational changes in the last 30 years. The changes in
organization have simplified searching for a specific title in some cases by providing
different or more clearly defined organizational categories. The subject organization
also makes Knizhnaia letopis' a useful tool in tracking Russian/Soviet
publishing trends.
Despite its useful and often elaborate
subject organization, any publication issued weekly as is Knizhnaia letopis'
is difficult to manage without an annual or at least quarterly index.
The following years DO NOT have indexes: 1917-25, 1931-32, 1941, 1980-1983. Besides
the author and heading index, a separately published index of series has been
produced. Originally these materials were listed in the main index as a special
category of material. From 1947 on it was issued as a separate publication and
continues today. It is an extremely useful source when trying to identify a title
for an individual volume in a lengthy series.
Between 1907
and 1917 Knizhnaia letopis' was a register or all printed material
in pre-revolutionary Russia, books, pamphlets, maps, music and posters regardless
of the language of publication. After 1917 this would change. The main publication
of this bibliography split into subseries to make it easier to find special categories
of material, such as dissertations (Dopolnitel'nyi
vypusk. Avtoreferaty, 1961- , Letopis' avtoreferatov dissertatsii,
1981- ), music
(Notnaia letopis', 1931- ), maps (Kartograficheskaia
letopis', 1931- ), graphic
publications (Letopis' izoizdanii, 1934- ), periodicals
(Letopis' periodicheskikh i prodolzhaiushchikhsia izdanii, 1933-
), periodical articles
(Letopis' zhurnal'nykh statei, 1926- ) and newspaper
articles (Letopis' gazetnykh statei, 1936 -), reviews
(Letopis' retsenzii, 1935- ), and bibliographies
(Bibliografiia rossiiskoi bibliografii, 1941- ).
the division of the bibliography into its numerous subseries, periodicals, music,
graphic publications and maps were variously listed within the pages of the main
series (Osnovyi Vypusk) of Knizhnaia letopis'. That is, Knizhnaia
letopis' was used to record music from 1918-1923, but music was not regularly
recorded in the national bibliographic sources from 1924-1930. Likewise, cartographic
materials were not systematically registered in Knizhnaia letopis' and
only appear in a comprehensive list with the publication of Kartograficheskaia
letopis' in 1931. Periodical publications were listed, irregularly in
Knizhnaia letopis'. Sokurova
lists all the issues of the national bibliography that had special sections devoted
to periodical publications appearing in the years 1908-1922, 1924-1925, 1939-1944
(Sokurova: p. 200-201).
From 1934 on, periodicals were listed in Letopis' periodicheskikh i prodolzhaiushchikhzia
izdanii (the title varies somewhat over time).
1928 to 1933, publications in languages other than Russian were included in the
Spetsial'nyi vypusk. This series was published four times a year
and included materials in Buriat, Georgian, Chinese, Korean and Japanese. From
1930-1933 all books were listed with Russian titles.
1938 to 1941, a supplement was published to the main sereies. Its arrangement
and indexes paralleled the format of the main series. From 1961 on supplements
to Knizhnaia Letopis' were published separately. They mainly contain items
submitted after the main series went to press, small tirazh publications, and
dissertations. The Dopolnitel'nyi vypusk to the national bibliography
first appeared as a separate publication in 1938. The supplement was published
irregularly coming out monthly in 1938 then four times in 1939. From 1961 on it
appeared as a regularly published serial, issued monthly with its own index. Originally
it included deposited manuscripts, dissertations and published materials that
did not get into the main series because of time constraints. Then in 1981 the
Dopolnitel'nyi vypusk was split into two series: one for deposited
manuscripts and other materials and one for dissertations. Each had its own title
avtoreferatov dissertatsii. Moscow: Knizhnaia Palata. 1993-
Call Number: Russian Reference 015.4707 K7491, 1993- Previously: Knizhnaia
Letopis'. Dopolnitel'nyi vypusk. Avtoreferaty dissertatsii. Moscow: Knizhnaia
Palata. 1981-1992 UIUC Call Number: Russian Reference 015.4707 K749,
This supplement to the main series of the national bibliography
lists all dissertations in the Soviet Union and Russian Federation. Since these
are not "published" materials, originally they were not included in
Knizhnaia letopis'. In 1938 a new publication appeared entitled
Ezhegodnik dissertatsii 1936 god (UIUC Call number: Main
Stacks FILM 013 EZ39). From 1941 through 1945 dissertations could be found in
Voinov's register of dissertations at the State Library Bibliografiia dissertatsii.
Doktorskie dissertatsii za 1941-1944 (Moscow: Gos. b-ka SSSR im. Lenina,
1946, UIUC Call number: Main Stacks FILM 013 M851B). From 1955 till 1960,
dissertations were listed in a special section of the main series of Knizhnaia
letopis'. From that point on they were included in the supplement to the
main series, initially in Dopolnitel'nyi vypusk and later in separately
published supplement devoted exclusively to dissertations. The western reader
will immediately notice what appears to be the very brief pagination for the dissertations
listed here. In fact, what are cited are abstracts to the dissertations, not the
dissertations themselves. Dopolnitel'nyi vypusk and Letopis'
avtoreferatov dissertatsii are arranged by subject, following the scheme
set up in Knizhnaia letopis'. Since its appearance, the bibliography
has been issued monthly.
retsenzii. Moscow: Knizhnaia Palata. 1935-
Call Number: Main Stacks 015.47 L56 (1935- )
Since 1935 this useful
index has been issued by Knizhnaia Palata. The title has varied over the years,
appearing as Bibliografiia retsenzii from 1939 to 1941. The index
listed reviews from journals, periodicals and newspapers from all over the Soviet
Union. Up to 1977 the index appeared quarterly. After that time it was issued
monthly. The index was not published from 1941 to 1945. Originally, entries were
organized by author. Later they would follow a subject organization similar to
that to Knizhnaia letopis'. Articles are drawn from a broad range
of periodical sources.
Letopis'. Moscow: Knizhnaia Palata. 1931- UIUC Call Number: Main
Stacks 016.5268 K149, 1951-1992
This publication lists maps
published separately, in books, journals and collections. Before it began publication,
separately published maps were listed in Knizhnaia letopis' in the
section entitled "Plakati i Listovki". Maps were listed here in 1917-1918,
1920-1921, 1923-1925. In 1919, 1922, 1926-1930, individual maps were not registered
with the Book Chamber and were, therefore, not included in Knizhnaia letopis'.
The bibliography is divided into two parts: maps
and atlases. Maps are organized into general categories: maps of the world, parts
of the world, countries. These categories are subdivided into subject areas: political
and political-administrative maps, economic maps, geographic maps, physical maps,
with historical maps listed last. Atlases are divided into two sections scientific
atlases and school atlases. They are further grouped by region or continent.
in 1934, the index included publications about maps. Initially, this appeared
at the end of issues 3 and 4. After 1939, it would become a regular part of the
ezhegodnik. I. V. Vladislavlev (ed.). Moscow: "Nauka . 1911-13,
1921-24. UIUC Call number: Russian Reference 015.47 Ez3, 1911-1913,
Ezhegodnik gosudarstvennoi
tsentral'noi knizhnoi palaty RSFSR. Moscow:Gos. izd, 1927-1931.
Call Number: Russian Reference 015.47 Ez3, 1927-1931
knigi SSSR. Sistematicheskii ukazatel'. M. Vsesoiuz. knizhnaia palata,
1946-1992 UIUC Call Number: Russian Reference 015.47 Ez3
Rossiiskoi Federatsii. Ezhegodnik. Moscow: "Buk Chember Interneshnl".
1993- UIUC Call Number: Russian Reference 015.47 EZ311
in 1911 with Vladislavlev,
a subject list of Russia's publications was available. The early publication,
Bibliograficheskii ezhegodnik, included articles from journals and
reviews. Like its successors, the volumes included extensive indexes with entries
organized by subject in the body of the bibliography.
next incarnation of this publication was Ezhegodnik gosudarstvennoi tsentral'noi
knizhnoi palaty RSFSR. It was published from 1927 to 1931 and covered
the publications issued between 1925 and 1929. Articles were no longer included.
The author index remained as did the subject organization.
knigi SSSR began publication in 1936. In 1943 the publication was issued
in two volumes. Beginning in 1957 each volume was devoted to a different set of
disciplines. One included the sciences, the other was devoted to the social sciences
and humanities. The volume was organized mirroring that of the national bibliography.
However, it was far more "user-friendly" with its numerous indexes and
annual compilation. Instead of having to search quarterly indexes, three compiled
indexes for each year are available. For each year there was a name index, a title
index and a subject index. So why would anyone use Knizhnaia letopis'?
There is a difference in the content of the two publications. Knizhnaia
letopis' includes every publication that was registered in the Soviet
Union. Ezhegodnik knigi includes the entries from the main series
of Knizhnaia letopis' . Items listed in the supplements are not
included. There is also an index of books by language, often a useful tool for
those studying the various nationalities in the Soviet Union.
its newest form, Knigi Rossiiskoi Federatsii, this bibliography
has been expanded. The 2002 bibliography is comprised of 9 volumes. It has continued
to follow the organization of Knizhnaia letopis' and is therefore
now organized in categories similar, though not identical, to our Dewey decimal
categories. The same extensive indexing exists. Another distinction between the
two bibliographies is the inclusion of subject headings in the entries in Knizhnaia
letopis'. While the entries in Knigi RF are accessible through
the subject index the entries do not include the subject headings.
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Furthermore, your product is not generally recognized as safe and effective for the above referenced conditions and therefore, the product is also a "new drug" under section 201(p) of the Act [21 USC 321(p)]. A new drug may not be legally marketed in the US without prior approval from FDA as described in section 505(a) of the Act [21 USC 355(a)]. FDA approves a new drug on the basis of scientific data submitted by a drug sponsor to demonstrate that the drug is safe and effective.
FDA is aware that Internet distributors may not know that the products they offer are regulated as drugs or that these drugs are not in compliance with the law. Many of these products may be legally marketed as dietary supplements if claims about diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease are removed from the promotional materials and the products otherwise comply with all applicable provisions of the Act and FDA regulations.
Under the Act, as amended by the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act, dietary supplements may be legally marketed with truthful and non-misleading claims to affect the structure or function of the body (structure/function claims), if certain requirements are met. However, claims that dietary supplements are intended to prevent, diagnose, mitigate, treat, or cure disease (disease claims), excepting health claims authorized for use by FDA, cause the products to be drugs. The intended use of a product may be established through product labels and labeling, catalogs, brochures, audio and videotapes, Internet sites, or other circumstances surrounding the distribution of the product. FDA has published a final rule intended to clarify the distinction between structure/function claims and disease claims. This document is available on the Internet at http://vm.cfsan.fda.gov/~lrd/fr000106.html (codified at 21 CFR 101.93(g)).
In addition, only products that are intended for ingestion may be lawfully marketed as dietary supplements. Topical products and products intended to enter the body directly through the skin or mucosal tissues, such as transdermal or sublingual products, are not dietary supplements. For these products, both disease and structure/function claims may cause them to be new drugs.
Certain over-the-counter drugs are not new drugs and may be legally marketed without prior approval from FDA. Additional information is available in Title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations (21 CFR) Parts 310 and 330-358, which contain FDA's regulations on over-the-counter drugs.
This letter is not intended to be an all-inclusive review of your web site and products your firm markets. It is your responsibility to ensure that all products marketed by your firm comply with the Act and its implementing regulations.
If you need additional information or have questions concerning any products distributed through your web site, please contact FDA. You may respond in writing to Linda J. Webb, Compliance Officer, Food and Drug Administration, Division of Dietary Supplement Programs, 5100 Paint Branch Pkwy, College Park, MD 20740-3835. If you have any questions concerning this letter, please contact Ms Webb at 301-436-2375.
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A recent study funded by NIJ on women who had been physically assaulted by an intimate partner found that two-thirds of the women had also been sexually assaulted by that partner.[1] In addition to a victim's physical and psychological injuries, her older children were found to be at increased risk for depression.
Researchers Judith McFarlane and Anne Malecha from Texas Woman's University collected data from 148 women who sought assistance from the judicial system after being physically assaulted by an intimate partner.[2] The women, who were interviewed first in 2001, were contacted again in 2003 with questions about forced sex.[3] Researchers looked at the incidence and consequences of sexual assault in intimate relationships and compared the findings with data collected from women who were physically but not sexually assaulted by their partners. The researchers identified risk factors for women in abusive relationships that could be used to develop referral and safety programs for victims and their children.
Most research supports the claim that sexual assault is common in physically abusive relationships. McFarlane and Malecha found that 68 percent of the abused women reported having been sexually assaulted by their intimate partners. Sexual assault occurred repeatedly within these intimate relationships—almost 80 percent of sexually assaulted women reported more than one incident of forced sex.
Most of the women in the study did not report the assault or seek assistance after the first rape—just 6 percent contacted the police after the first rape, and 8 percent applied for a protective order. But women assistance from the courts were less likely to be revictimized. Specifically, women who contacted the police following the first rape were 59 percent less likely to be raped by an intimate partner again, whether or not the abuser was arrested. Women who applied for a protective order after the first rape were 70 percent less likely to be raped again, whether or not the order was obtained. Most women waited several years after the first sexual assault before applying for a protective order, with Caucasians waiting the longest (on average 8 years), followed by Latina women (5 years), and African American women (3 years).
Sexual assault by intimate partners has a profound effect on victims and their children.
Researchers McFarlane and Malecha also found that the sexually assaulted women in the study had worse mental and physical health than women who had been physically but not sexually abused. The women had more post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms, more pregnancies resulting from rape, and more sexually transmitted diseases.[4] Foreign-born women in the study were found to have a high risk of developing PTSD and also to have fewer social supports. In addition, 27 percent of the women surveyed began or increased their use of alcohol, illicit drugs (usually cocaine), or nicotine after they were sexually assaulted by an intimate partner.
Women who had been sexually assaulted by an intimate partner were also more likely to threaten or attempt suicide than women who were physically but not sexually abused. Twenty-two percent of sexually assaulted women said they had threatened or attempted suicide within 90 days of applying for a protection order, compared with 4 percent of women who were physically abused.
Sexually abused women in the study were also more likely to have had their abusers harass them at work and threaten them with murder. Researchers did not find significant differences in these risk factors across ethnicity or race of the women.
The effect of sexual assault in an abusive relationship permeates a household. Almost 90 percent of children of women in the study who were physically assaulted or both physically and sexually assaulted were exposed to these incidents against their mothers. By the age of 3, 64 percent of the children had witnessed the abuse; 30 percent of them received counseling. Older children (aged 12 to 18 years) of sexually abused mothers showed more depression and had appreciably more behavioral problems than children of mothers who had not been sexually assaulted.
When a woman is sexually assaulted by an intimate partner, her health—mental and physical—is compromised. Her children's risk for depression is also heightened.
Workers in the justice, health, and social service fields can take steps to help victims of intimate partner sexual assault. The researchers recommend that these professionals:
This information, delivered with the appropriate referrals and safety planning information, could lead to greater protection for abused women and their children.
This article appeared in
NIJ Journal, Issue No. 256.
The research discussed in this article was supported by award 2002-WG-BX-0003, awarded by the National Institute of Justice.
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[note 1]Sexual assault is defined as forced vaginal, oral, or anal sex.
[note 2]All sought protective orders from the courts. Thirty-three percent were African American, 26 percent were Caucasian, and 41 percent were Latina. Twenty-eight percent were also immigrants. There were no significant demographic differences between the women who had been raped and those who had been physically abused but not raped.
[note 3] Researchers initially interviewed 150 women in 2001. Because 2 of the women died in the interim, only 148 were interviewed in 2003.
[note 4] Twenty percent of the women in the sample had rape-related pregnancies, and 15 percent contracted sexually transmitted diseases.
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I'm referring to Oklahoma State Rep. Sally Kern, who, rather than whisper her virulent biases to her fellow travelers, went on to the legislature's floor to declare that women and blacks don't work as hard as white men and shouldn't expect to be paid equally. It spilled out during a debate on affirmative action that led her to share her expertise on stunted work habits by saying she knew "a lot of people of color who didn't study hard" because they knew " the government would take care of them."
In the case of women, she implied that they could expect their husbands to take care of them.
Well, people, I don't need to tell you that something awful hit the fan, which led her to apologize, saying, never mind, she didn't didn't really mean that to be factual. Let her explain: "It came out wrong."
Based on her track record, that's probably not factual, either. Driven by religious fervor, she was involved in a crusade called "Oklahoma Citizens Proclamation for Morality,''' which scandalized gays because the Bible tells her so.
It's always a time to pause before picking on little people like Sally Kern. But what she says is shared by a lot more folks than anyone can guess. The fringe Christians , according to the polls, make up a large segment of the Tea Party , which now controls the Republican Party. Or as Chris Matthews aptly describes it: "The party with the fringe on top."
As for Sally Kerry and Jon Kyl, it's altogether possible they've been spending too much time taking refuge in Peter the Great, who was once heard to complain about his erring subjects: "They understand everything erroneously!"


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Dr. Uzi Adini was born and educated in Israel. He earned a Teacher's Diploma at Lifschitz Teacher's College, and a B.A, Secondary Teachers' Certificate and M.A. degrees at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, majoring in Bible, Hebrew Literature, and Education. He earned an Ed.D. degree at Dropsie College in Philadelphia, PA, where his doctoral dissertation dealt with transmitting Jewish values through the study of Hebrew Literature to high school students.
Following a long career in educational administration, occasionally combined with college teaching, Dr. Adini returned in 2004 to a full-time position as Professor of Education and Literature at Gratz College. He retired in August 2007 but continues to teach as an Adjunct Professor of Hebrew Literature and Education.
Dr. Adini's latest administrative and supervision position has been in the role of Vice President of Gratz College. As the chief administrative officer, he was responsible for all administrative duties related to efficient and effective institutional operation. He also consulted to remote Jewish communities on educational administration.
Prior to that role, he served as the Director of the Jewish Community High School of Gratz College for 23 years. During this tenure, theenrollment in the school increased from initially 350 students in two locations in one state, to over 1,000 students in 15 locations in four states, constituting the largest supplementary Jewish high school in North America. To respond to the unique administrative needs of a school of this kind, he also created two software applications – "School Aide", and a FileMaker Pro application -- fully integrated and most sophisticated school management software, really fulfilling all administrative wishes of an academic institution.
Prior to his JCHS directorship, Dr. Adini served as the Head Consultant for Secondary Jewish Education in the Division of Community Services of Gratz College. His responsibilities included instructional supervision of secondary schools in the Greater Philadelphia area, writing curriculum, leading faculty workshops and staff development programs, and organizing conferences.He also had a stint as the Educational Directorof Camp Ramah in the Poconos for one year. While he lived in Israel, while on the staff of Lifschitz State College, Dr. Adini supervised several statewide Student-Teaching programs.
Dr. Adini's academic experience at Gratz College, Philadelphia, PA, stretches almost over four decades, starting as a part-time Instructor in the College and being promoted from rank to rank up to tenured Professor of Education and Literature. Following his appointment to the full-time position of Director of Secondary Education, he continued his teaching in the College, on part-time basis all throughout his tenure as an administrator, his subjects being Educational Administration and Evaluation, as well as Methods of Teaching of Literature, and Methods of Teaching Bible. Following his promotion to Vice President and Chief of Operation, he continued to periodically offer graduate courses in Literature and in Educational Management. He chaired academic committees such as the Education Dept, Equivalence, and the Senate (wrote the institution's "Code of Practice"). In 2004 he returned to full-time teaching as Professor of Education and Literature.
Dr. Adini also had taught Hebrew Language and Literature at the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College as well as at Temple University, Philadelphia. PA. While in Israel, he taught at both Lifschitz and Talpiot State Teachers' Colleges inIsrael, also supervising statewide Student-Teaching programs.
Dr. Adini's community and professional involvement include membership in Philadelphia Jewish Federation's Committees on teens, family education, and Israel. Also on the Editorial Board of "Sheviley HaHinuch"; a keynote speaker in teachers' conferences in Philadelphia PA, Bucks County PA, Atlantic city NJ, Union NJ, Cherry hill NJ, Atlanta GA, New York NY, Binghamton NY, Syracuse NY, Wilmington DE, Louisville KY; He served as the Chairman of Education Committee of Solomon Schechter Day School.; he evaluated Jewish educational institutions in New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Florida; Also on the Executive Committee of American association of Professors of Hebrew; and on the National committee for the Teaching of Israel – Dept of Education and Culture, the Jewish Agency.


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"How do we build a culture of accountability in our company?" That was a question one of my executive leadership coaching clients asked me recently. When I asked him what he meant by accountability, he had difficulty fully articulating what accountability meant to him. Finally, he said he wanted people to take ownership of their work and the results they produced. After we spent most of an hour exploring what was missing and what real accountability would look like, he made a bold statement. "The first thing I need to do to build more accountability is to stop talking about what we should do. I need to decide what I am going to do to be more accountable and promote accountability within my team." It was as if a light came on for him. He realized that while we all want to foster accountability, we can't. I can. He can. You can. Accountability happens when individuals take ownership, and that starts with individual leaders deciding to make it happen. Although my client had had a major breakthrough, he still had a big question to answer in the coming weeks, "How do I get started?"
Last Tuesday, I was working at the polls, and I met a young father who had his son in tow. I remember doing the same thing when my children were little. This father believed that voting was important, and he wanted his son to understand that and to see him taking part in the electoral process. We talked for several minutes, and he said he had to get back to work. He was a restaurant manager, and he wanted to see if anyone who wanted to vote had done so prior to the polls closing. I commented on how great it is for organizations to recognize the importance of voting and give their employees time to exercise this precious right. He laughed and said, "It's not a corporate policy. It's mine." He said he really didn't have the authority to do things like that, but he felt it was important enough to bend the rules. His rationale made sense to me. All of his employees live within a few miles of the restaurant, and he asked them to vote before or after the lunch /dinner rushes. This act of civic engagement cost him almost nothing, but it meant a lot to his employees.
I've invited Doug to speak several times at our university and will continued to enjoy doing so. Both students and faculty members love Doug's humility, his comfortable and highly interactive manner, and willingness to share both painful and successful experiences. He comes across as wise yet without a trace of arrogance. I think students almost instantly view him as the type of person they'd like to have as a mentor. I'm confident that those who apply the wisdom he shares will be introduced to new and practical ways of improving their leadership.
I've invited Doug to speak several times at our university and will continued to enjoy doing so. Both students and faculty members love Doug's humility, his comfortable and highly interactive manner, and willingness to share both painful and successful experiences. He comes across as wise yet without a trace of arrogance. I think students almost instantly view him as the type of person they'd like to have as a mentor. I'm confident that those who apply the wisdom he shares will be introduced to new and practical ways of improving their leadership.
Bringing years of personal experience in leadership in Fortune 500 companies, Doug's presentation is based on his Book "If You Will Lead." Doug's program was much more than a "motivational" sales seminar. It was an inspirational and energizing session that provided us with the tools and insights to lead more powerfully and sell more effectively.
Doug Moran's opening keynote address to our annual conference set the tone for the entire event. It was my hope that we would have a speaker who would inspire and encourage our attendees to think and act more boldly about the topic of sustainable mobility, and Doug delivered exactly what we needed. Most importantly, he provided us with concrete leadership advice that we can use to drive positive change. His provocative and challenging words were repeated by many of our other presenters who integrated his leadership messages into their speeches and discussions.
Doug Moran looks at the practice of leadership from a unique perspective - through the lens of a literary classic. It's a fascinating way for today's managers to think about their own leadership brand.
Although the problems we confront have changed, the fundamentals of leadership remain the same. Recognizing this enduring truth, Doug Moran has created a book that draws leadership lessons from some of history's greatest figures. If You Will Lead surely will help readers become better leaders.
Few people are born leaders. The rest of us need a guide to help us gain both the courage and competency to lead well. Doug Moran's book provides a perfect blend of a thoughtful leadership framework and anecdotes from some of history's greatest leaders to help make his points come to life. If You Will Lead is a great companion for any aspiring executive.
I was particularly impressed with the section of the book about Jim Mulligan and the role of leading with stamina. It is an outstanding representation of one of the toughest men to endure the Hanoi Hilton. His leadership kept us young guys going. This book captures the importance of leadership stamina.
In IF YOU WILL LEAD, Doug Moran provides keen insights on leadership while drawing lessons from some of history's great leaders. Moran has taken a complex and challenging subject and created lessons and a framework that can help leaders realize and leverage their strengths.
As I was reading If You Will Lead, I was reminded of Santayana's famous quote, "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." This book offers the opportunity to learn from some of history's greatest leaders, so we can replicate their success. Moran's masterful framework translates these historical lessons into a concrete and practical guide for today's leaders.
Doug Moran's humane and insightful study reminds us of some of the timeless qualities great leaders need. And even if leaders sometimes have to "govern in prose", drawing inspiration from poetry is a fine idea.
Doug Moran did a great job of tying essential leadership attributes to great, recognizable leaders. The attributes chosen are essential traits of good leadership and very well organized.
This is an engaging primer for anyone committed to becoming a leader at work or in life. Using compelling examples, Doug Moran has provided a valuable series of leadership lessons that are relevant and useful to all of us. This book will make a difference to you and to all who look to you for leadership.
Doug Moran's book will motivate leaders at all level to strengthen key leadership traits of character, authenticity, integrity and self-efficacy. You will learn tangible leadership techniques and walk along side some of history's best known figures from Lincoln to Mandela, making this a truly inspirational book.
I highly add my name of recommendation to the book by Doug Moran entitled If You Will Lead. "One of the great needs in our country and in our world is the need for capable and inspiring leadership. There is, in my judgment, an absence of good leadership as we hear each day of the incessant wrangling among elected officials. We certainly need some new leaders to come forward. This book gives the reader a sense of the qualities of leadership which are so needed today. Leadership is an innate quality. It certainly can be acquired, as long as we have examples which this book gives to emulate." "In my judgment this book is most worthwhile and sorely needed in our world today.
This is an engaging primer for anyone committed to becoming a leader at work or in life. Using compelling examples, Doug Moran has provided a valuable series of leadership lessons that are relevant and useful to all of us. This book will make a difference to you and to all who look to you for leadership.
I was introduced to "IF" at a young age by my mom, and it is a poem that I keep in my mind at all times as I try to do my job to the very best of my ability here at Butler. Many of the positive lessons in the poem have been very applicable for me. It's a terrific poem to study for those that aspire to be in a position of leadership.
"If You will Lead" brings real insight into the qualities needed for successful leadership. This book is exceptionally well written and provides a true guideline into all aspects that challenge true leadership. Inspiring balanced and well thought out it is a major contribution for those who would lead in our fast changing society.
At a time when leadership in the world is at such a low ebb – "If You Will Lead" will make a tremendous contribution to the upcoming generation!
After 26 years on Wall Street, the last 20 of them leading people, I am more aware than ever of the need to level-set your actions and philosophies and always be adjusting to the fast-paced world we live in where change is the only constant. Doug Moran has proven himself to be a forward-thinking leader and insightful assessor of practical practices in an increasingly complex and competitive business environment, having demonstrated a track record of creative and strategic thinking along with successful tactical execution in both the public and private sectors across multiple leadership roles. As one fights off the temptation to become jaded and dismissive of those offering the latest recipe for leadership success, Doug has proven to be one of the few people whose opinions I seek out proactively, knowing that I can count on candid feedback, spirited debate and a collaborative partner when dealing with issues important to me both personally and professionally. If You Will Lead is an important addition to any leader's short list of practical business reading and will make an immediate positive impact on how one ties effective leadership principles to the future success of their organization.
Doug's book on leadership is a standout. Based on Kipling's poem, "If," the book is thoughtful and comprehensive, pragmatic and inspiring, and grounded in self awareness, which is the fundamental requirement for leadership excellence. This book, with its well-drawn examples of leadership attributes, is in itself a courageous act of leadership. Serious leaders interested in transformation for themselves or their organizations ought to savor it, journal with it, and refer to it often as a way to calibrate, contribute, and create results that matter.


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Aston Villa defender Alan Hutton could be set for a move to Spanish side Real Mallorca on loan
Sky Sports understands Aston Villa defender Alan Hutton could be set for a move to Spanish side Real Mallorca on loan.
Last Updated: 28/01/13 11:03pm
Hutton is out of favour at Villa Park and they are willing to let the Scotland international move on.
The 28-year-old has recently returned to Villa after a successful two-month spell on loan at Nottingham Forest and his performances alerted Mallorca.
A number of clubs are thought to have made enquiries about Hutton's availability during this month's transfer window, but Mallorca have moved to try and bring the former Rangers and Tottenham man to Spain.
Talks are believed to be at an advanced stage between both parties over a loan move until the end of the season with an option to make the move permanent.
A Mallorca source has confirmed talks are taking place between both clubs with the Spanish side setting a deadline of next Monday for the deal to be done.
Hutton is keen on the move to Spain as he wants to be playing regular first-team football to safeguard his place in the Scotland squad.


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Since the Eee laptop's American debut earlier this month, the small system has received a great deal of positive press from reviewers. Based on this early success, Asustek is planning to launch a desktop version of the Eee PC, possibly in 2008. Like the $199 gPC available at Wal-Mart, the Eee PC desktop won't ship with a monitor, but will presumably be available at a competitive price point in the ultra-value segment.
The goal of this initiative, as reported by DigiTimes, is to boost Asus' brand recognition and performance in the desktop market. Although rival hardware vendor Acer has muttered that demand for the Eee PC is slowing and unit returns are up, Asus' own internal data indicates a return rate of less than one percent, with an average of 5,800 units sold per week.
Although units shipped don't perfectly match actual units sold, Asus has reportedly shipped 100,000 systems thus far and believes it will sell 300,000 by the end of 2007. Component shortages are expected to impact overall Eee laptop sales until April, but the introduction of the second-generation Eee around that time, combined with a rise in available components, could boost sales.
The early success of the Eee laptop doesn't correlate to an automatically successful Eee desktop, however. Not only is the desktop market generally in decline, there are already plenty of low-cost and low-power systems designed into small form factor cases. Asus could conceivably compete by building the desktop to be as explicitly green as possible, but doing so would most likely raise the system's price, not lower it. It's not clear what a desktop version of the Eee would offer to make it stand out, or whether people would choose it over whatever Dell has on sale that week.


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|2012-04-17, 14:34
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I mention this because the skill that Kuroko uses is very simple. If you've played basketball, you pay attention to the man you're guarding, and the person who has the ball. If the person you're guarding continues to stand there for a bit, it's normal to loosen up a little, and if you end up looking at where the ball is, it is very easy to lose sight of the person you're guarding, and by the time you look back at the person you're guarding, he's gone. Obviously this ability is being exaggerated a bit because it's an anime, but because they are young, it's a lot easier to get them to loosen up, and take advantage of that.
Obviously on the pro level Kuroko wouldn't be able to keep up, but it's not even college, but high school basketball. I say this only because it's an easy skill to believe. Even in pick up games, if you're good at reading who's guarding you, it's very easy to make them lose track of you. It also helps that I don't appear to be a good player, so some people will sag off me more. Honestly it helps me get rebounds, and get open shots. When playing with friends a lot of them notice that I get good position for a lot of rebounds, even tho I'm not that tall, and it's because I take advantage of these small slips of people's minds.
Someone like Kuroko who obviously honed this ability to the extreme isn't that surprising to me. It's not that he's disappearing, he's just going unnoticed, which allows him to do his thing. I just don't find it so unbelievable of a skill, it's just being able to subtly read people, and act accordingly.
I'm really glad this got picked up. I'll see how much I like Kuroko and Kagami's VAs but so far not too bad. I like the music, especially in action scenes. The animation really takes after the manga, some parts look a little off but overall I think it looks great. Gonna be a good season.
|2012-04-17, 14:58
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I accidentally sneak up on people all the time. Whenever I talk to my mother she always jumps because she didn't notice me entering the room. I try not to out of politeness, but sometimes I also leave in the middle of a conversation and the other person keeps talking for a while. Kuroko's ability is an exaggerated version of that.
How would that work in sports? I have no idea. I remember it being my primary tactic in capture-the-flag as a kid though.
|2012-04-17, 15:47
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|2012-04-17, 17:27
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There's something to be said for this, and in way it's akin to a striker in soccer who has the ability to disappear for a while. This has the natural effect of having the back four lose sight of him mentally, and he can "mysteriously" appear and cause havoc.
|2012-04-18, 03:29
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Being able to lose your man, making backdoor cuts and in general, getting open and in the right position all involve going under the radar to different extents. Either through smart reads along with sneaky plays or just simply blowing past people with speed and power which is a lot less tactful imo lol.
@ Guardian Enzo: Good players are generally able to locate where the opponents blindspots (or just weaknesses in general really) are and abuse it for all it's worth lol
|2012-04-20, 12:16
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my two cents
One, the whole Kukoro appearing out of nowhere gag is losing its comedic value fast.
Secondly, as a basketball player, I have to say that move by Kagami used in the scrimmage game and against one of the 5 Miracle players is UTTER TRASH. It's..it's not even a proper spin move! it's like he's dribbling in a circle, it's so bad. I don't know if it was like that in the original manga, or the animators are just incredibly lazy, but man that move sucked.
Anyways, it's a fun series to watch, it'll give me my basketball craving.
|2012-04-23, 00:48
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|2012-04-23, 17:43
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I would guess Kuroko "disappearing" is plausible especially since he does not handle the ball that often and gets rid of it as soon as he has it. It's natural to cheat and leave your mark if the guy you are guarding isn't in the play that much. Of course, once the other team finds out his tendencies, it would be much easier to guard against if not completely stopped.
But still, it makes you wonder how anyone ever noticed Kuroko for him to get a spot among the famed Generations of Miracles basketball team and why does he play if all he can't do anything but pass.
I did read the beginning chapters of the manga but I didn't find it very interesting so hopefully, the anime can be better.
|2012-04-25, 11:49
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its Ghost Madoka time!!!
its seems that poor Kuroko isn't even safe from the fujoshi army, not to mention he shares the SAME name with a certain teleporting yuri character from a certain science vs magic series , poor Kuroko, i salute for his bravery for appearing in doujins .....
|2012-04-27, 18:56
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|2012-04-28, 15:51
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^ You think so?
Spoiler for This week's endcard:
Completely sold on episode 4. I always get this anxious feeling when an episode completely centered on a game is starting because the studio is obviously going to have to churn out more animation than usual... and this has passed the ultimate test of not too much stock footage and montages! Sure, the budget showed just a bit at the beginning of the second half, but hey, this is still a Jump adaptation of a manga that's not a huge smash hit which makes me tolerate it, and it didn't completely kill my excitement. Now it'll be hard not to look forward to the better games later on in the story!
Oh, and boy, was the ending sequence genius...
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|2012-04-29, 00:02
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lmao. Man, this anime is really good...I like it a lot more than Slam Dunk :x
It was nice to see some of the other Serei team members, I hope they get fleshed out more. Honestly, this is one of my favorite series this season.
And yeah, fucking yaoi implications. lol. The audience is shonen, so what are these guys trying to do here :x
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DLR's Department of Aviation and Space Psychology in the Institute for Aerospace Medicine has been in Hamburg since 1955.
The new residence of the Institute of Air Transportation Systems.
The German Aerospace Center (DLR) and its predecessors have been represented in Hamburg since the 1950s. Situated close to Hamburg's other aerospace industry, the Aviation and Space Psychology Department of the Institute for Aerospace Medicine is one of the leading skills centres for the selection of personnel in the aerospace industry. DLR's Institute of Air Transportation Systems has also been based here in Hamburg since 2007.
The institute, is a collaborative venture with the Technical University of Hamburg-Harburg; the Hamburg DLR_School_Lab can be found at the university's campus.
Institute for Aerospace Medicine – Department of Aviation and Space Psychology
The Department of Aviation and Space Psychology in DLR's Institute for Aerospace Medicine has been based in Hamburg since 1955. Its main job is the psychometric filtering of operational personnel such as pilots, air-traffic controllers and astronauts. It also caters for certain aspects of behavioural training for operational personnel.
The Field of Aviation (Aviation and In-flight Security)
Selection and training of personnel is particularly important in the field of aviation, as nearly seventy per cent of all air accidents can be attributed to human error. Advances in computer support for aviation systems and in-flight security has produced a change in the allocation of tasks between people and machines. Although the new technologies signify a change in what it means to be a pilot or an air-traffic controller, the core task of the operator at the workplace remains the same: he or she is responsible for the entire system, and must guarantee the reliability and safety of air traffic. Automated control and monitoring systems, and different forms of information transfer may significantly facilitate the job; however, they require a radical overhaul of the preconceived ideas of the past. In order to prepare pilots and air-traffic controllers for the new situation, there need to be special efforts made in psychometric testing and training. Apart from information processing at a high abstraction level, personality factors are becoming increasingly important in assessing the probationary period of operational personnel, as well as their 'non-technical skills'. These include decision-making and problem-solving under pressure, good communications skills and the ability to work as part of a team, or manage a team. In creating new psychological procedures for the aerospace industry, it is now possible to use computer models to give psychometric testing and training a more precise and economically-viable form. Knowledge obtained from research in the target area of 'selection and training' can be directly converted into practical applications. Continuing scientific R&D safeguards the high quality of work at DLR and ensures flexibility in relation to changes in technological trends in aviation and the changing demands on operational personnel.
The Field of Space Travel
The selection and training of operational personnel (mission scientists ) is also becoming more and more important. Since 1977, DLR has been carrying out selection and training procedures for space missions. Since 1991, scientific activity has been concentrated on the impact of the extra-terrestrial environment on the sensitivities and mental 'fitness' of astronauts. The quality-management system has been ISO 9001-certified since April 2002. The certificate applies to Germany and the rest of the world, and covers the entire process of psychometric assessment.
Email address: Testcenter-Hamburg [at] dlr [dot] de
Institute of Air Transportation Systems
The institute was set up in a collaborative venture by DLR and the Technical University of Hamburg-Harburg. Its brief is the design, analysis and evaluation of new air transport concepts. Aircraft are merely one component part of the total complex of elements in the aviation industry that also includes in-flight safety systems such as navigation and communications technology, airports and airstrips and the infrastructure which links them to the 'outside world', and flight operations.
The development of new, more efficient aircraft is based to an increasing extent on highly-integrated systems that interact with each other on many levels. This interplay is not immediately apparent in the design of individual components of an air-transport system. The aim is to achieve an integral research approach which focuses on the aircraft, analysing the interplay between the various elements in the aviation industry. This integral approach and development of new concepts in a range of fields should result in a balance of sophisticated industry-wide solutions.
In order to achieve this task, the institute co-ordinates the research work of the various individual DLR institutes and the TU Hamburg-Harburg and relates that to the aerospace industry.
In particular, the work of the institute includes:
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First Look: Seven Seas Voyagerby Art Sbarsky | March 31, 2003
Seven Seas Voyager is approximately 46,000 tons and carries 700 guests, giving it one of the industry's highest "space ratios," or amount of space per passenger. This spaciousness is felt in all public areas, especially the restaurants, showrooms/lounges and pool areas. Voyager is RSSC's second ship with an all-suite/all-balcony design (Mariner is the other). These are the only two ships in the cruise industry with this configuration.
All suites feature individual temperature control, European king-size beds (which can be configured to twins), spacious walk-in closets, ample drawer space, marble appointed bathrooms with tubs and separate showers (very nice), cotton bathrobes, hair dryers, color TV, refrigerators, easy-to-operate personal safe, telephone with voice mail and other luxury appointments. Toiletries are very nice and befitting the quality of the product. Butler service is offered for guests in Penthouse Suites B and above.
The ship's inside public spaces, mostly located on decks four and five, have a one-corridor design that will make for excellent traffic flow even when the ship is full. The Constellation Theater is very comfortable, with sofa and individual chair seating. There are a couple of multi-purpose lounges with live music before and after dinner (as well as a very nice observation lounge forward on Deck 11). The spa area is efficient but Spartan in d'cor and limited in size. The pool area on Deck 11 is well laid out and should provide ample space when the ship is in warm areas. On my cruise, it was a bit chilly to indulge.
In Latitudes and Signatures, the other two dinner restaurants, reservations are required, and you should make them early in the cruise, as the rooms are quite popular. Latitudes features different menus each night; with cuisine that highlights different regions of the U.S. At Signatures, the famous French Cordon Bleu School of cooking is featured; there is a wider range of options, and it was an utterly fabulous dinner. The highlight had to be the Tarte Tiede au Chocolat et aux Framboises. (In English, it's chocolate tart with raspberries; either way, it was exceptional.) Wines are complimentary with dinner and the selection is excellent. There is a very nice wine list, but the basic wines are good enough that you might not need to indulge further.
Luxury cruises are not going to be inexpensive. However, I don't think there's ever been a better time to take a luxury cruise. Prices have probably never been lower, as all cruise operators are facing crunches and doing what they can to entice travelers to book. And RSSC has a great all-inclusive program on Voyager that makes value and luxury work together. Here's what's included with the cruise fare: all gratuities; complimentary wine with dinner; all soft drinks, mineral waters, juices and hot beverages; and initial in-suite bar set-up of premium liquor.
Seven Seas Voyager will spend the spring in the Mediterranean, the summer in the Baltic. She'll be in the Med again in the fall before heading to the U.S. for the winter (Caribbean, Panama Canal and then Mexico at the end of the year). All of this of course is subject to change based on what happens in the coming weeks and months.
For additional information, visit http://explore.rssc.com.
Seven Seas Voyager is going to provide her guests a wonderful luxury cruise experience with spacious comfortable surroundings in a variety of great destinations.


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Livestock operations with a nearby ethanol plant have had the opportunity for an alternative feed supply to compete with higher-priced corn and soybean meal in recent years. While that seemed like a slam-dunk to help feed budgets, a recent decline in ethanol production due to reduced demand by the motoring public, has diminished the supply of distillers' dried grains with solubles (DDGS), according to a recent FarmGateblog.com by Stu Ellis.
The product has provided much more promise in recent years than when first introduced, but will certainly be one of those commodities that is becoming more price-sensitive than in years past, he says.
Ellis reports as livestock feeders have been challenged by the cost and availability of corn, in part due to the drought and in part due to ethanol demand, DDGS has loosened the grasp somewhat. However, as the United States and the world enter a period of tight feed supplies, Iowa State University economist Bob Wisner explores some of the trends that should be top of mind for DDGS users.
- DDGS production by ethanol plants is expected to show a decline in the current marketing year because of the drought, a function of higher corn prices, but also because demand for gasoline has declined. Wisner says DDGS production will also be a function of any change in policy that reduces ethanol production, along with the amount of ethanol imported from Brazil. Another factor is the fact the industry has over-produced and received credits that could allow it to meet expected deliveries out of stocks and not have to depend on high-priced corn.
- Wisner says the production decline will be temporary because of the approval of E-15 that will generate more DDGS from more ethanol production over time. And he says the higher ethanol blend could increase ethanol production by one-third or more in future years. In the past several weeks, ethanol production has exceeded USDA projections, and if that were to continue, Wisner says the rest of the year would result in larger supplies of DDGS.
- When fed to beef cattle, Wisner says a pound of DDGS can replace more than a pound of corn, but the rate of feeding is a lower rate for other livestock species. Domestic beef and dairy industries are the largest users; however, the United States has also been exporting large quantities of DDGS. He says that will increase as more ethanol is produced.
- Exports have been purchased by Canada and Mexico, but in the 2009-10 marketing year China became a large customer and bought about one-fourth of U.S. exports. After a brief dip due to a potential trade dispute, China has returned as a buyer, even though it is also a large producer of ethanol and distiller's grains.
- DDGS is typically priced under the cost of corn, but due to drought market dynamics the costs have drawn closer with corn and soybean meal, and at times even exceeded them. He says, "Record or near-record high soybean meal prices likely have allowed DDGS prices at times to exceed corn prices as the market more closely reflected their protein value."
- Wisner is not hesitant to predict some very tight supplies of livestock feed in coming months, not only including DDGS, but grains, soybean meal and feed wheat. He says current indications are for very tight supplies in 2013. Final U.S. crop data will be released in early January, when South American supplies will need to be abundant. But Wisner says the current data points to significantly higher prices in the coming marketing year for DDGS.
- One of the coming trends that DDGS users will have to watch is the change in content of DDGS as ethanol plants remove corn oil. Different amounts will be removed at different plants creating a need for valuation of the product, identification of the product content and how its value differs from conventional DDGS.


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I am looking for a tennis partner in the Pleasanton/Dublin area. I am at the 3.5-4 skill level. The apartment complex I live in has a tennis court, or I can play in a court in Danville/San Ramon/Pleasanton/Dublin. I can play on weekends and in evenings after 7 p.m. Let me know if you are interested in hitting or having a game.
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Hey Nitin - any interest in playing tomorrow, Thurs evening. I'm coming from Moraga. Fri and weekend is open too. I'm visiting from LA and staying with fam in Moraga. Here till 4/26. Let me know if you're int and the best times for you. Thanks
Hello Jai,
I am good with Thursday, Friday, or the weekend. If you want to have a game tonight, we can play at the tennis courts in Stoneridge apartments at 7 p.m. Let me know which day works for you.
Hi Jai and Nitin,
Do you guys still play near Stoneridge? I am nearby and new to the area. Level 4.0 on a good day, 3.5 on a bad day! Would you like to play sometime this week/weekend or next week?
Hi there, I also live in Pleasanton and my complex also has a court. I am 4.0 care to play?
Hello Randy,
I would like to have a game sometime. let me know when you are free and we can play. My phone number is 415-264-4798. you can text me which day and time is good for you.
Hey Nitin,
I'm new to Pleasanton (used to live and play in Fremont), and so I am looking for singles (preferred) or doubles tennis partners (Level 4.0) to play with weekday evenings and/or weekends on public courts in/near Pleasanton. Let me know what evening/weekend works for you and if you know of some lighted courts (for dark evenings) or regular courts (for weekend daytime play).
Hi Viku,
I'm playing at the Fremont Tennis Center tonight (work in Fremont), and then most likely at the Pleasanton Tennis Center tomorrow night (Wednesday). Dougherty High is a bit far, but I will let you know if I can make it out there some other day this week or next.
Hi Andy
Sure. Let me know when u feel like playing at Dougherty.
Take Care
Hello Viku,
Can we play at Central Park in San Ramon? I can play tomorrow if you are free.
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LANSING (AP) — Lawmakers in the state House have passed bills aimed at restoring light to huge swaths of Detroit.
One part of Thursday's legislation will allow Detroit and some other cities to establish public authorities to run their lighting systems, while another would allow part of a utility users' tax to fund public lighting repairs.
The bills have gone to Gov. Rick Snyder for his signature.
Fewer than half of Detroit's 88,000 streetlights work. Mayor Dave Bing has called for spending up to $160 million on repairs and improvements.
Bing had hoped the lighting legislation would have been passed and signed into law by the end of the summer, but the package of bills was stalled for months until extensive negotiations led to state Senate approval last week.


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Dear friends and colleagues,
I would like to extend you a warm invitation to attend the biennial New Zealand Association of Orthodontists' Conference to be held 5-7 September 2019, at the Trinity Wharf Hotel, with a pre-conference workshop, designed for all the orthodontic staff, on 4 September.
Tauranga is the jewel in the crown of the Bay of Plenty, on the East coast of the North Island. It sits right on the water's edge, and is well known for its blue skies, sparkling harbour, warm climate and relaxed lifestyle.
NZAO 2019 conference will provide an exceptional forum to refresh your intellectual acumen and clinical expertise, plus offer plenty of time to meet new and old friends, and interact with the exhibitors.
I hope you will join us for an unsurpassed opportunity for orthodontic education and also make time to wind down and enjoy the spectacular beauty of the region.
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