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Save Library and Information Studies (SLIS) is a 501(c)3 Georgia Domestic non-profit organization that was created to support and uplift one of humanity’s most important social institutions— the library. By fulfilling their duties, librarians and information professionals become "cultural warriors" capable of defending the professional integrity of the industry amid profiteers of information technology, while simultaneously creating cooperative efforts between the technological productions of technologists and the public service unique to librarianship.

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For more than 11 years Marketing Treasures was a paper newsletter devoted to bringing fresh ideas and marketing insights to information professionals around the world. Now it has been transformed into an electronic publication available in HTML or plain text format. Marketing Treasures is published on the 3rd Wednesday of every month, offering hints and tips for your library's marketing activities. Chock Full O' practical marketing advice, helpful pointers, and resource suggestions, they also offer all the prior issues of Marketing Treasures as PDF files in the archives.

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OEDILF - The Omnificent English Dictionary In Limerick Form: The OEDILF Project, an online Limerictionary, is proud to present the work of writers living in 13 different countries in which English is spoken. As an international writing project, the limericks frequently use local spellings, grammar, punctuation and, most likely, rhymes that may not be familiar to all readers. They make every effort to ensure that the usage in each approved piece is correct according to the standards of the writer's home country.

Bibliofuture has assembled a neat page for coin collectors. Books relating to the 50 State Quarters Program is a list of quarters in the order they were released by the Mint. The Mint released the coins according to the year the State entered the Union.