Sentences with phrase «member libraries pay»

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Called «Seeso,» the service will launch widely in January, at which point members can pay $ 3.99 per month for ad - free access to a full library NBC comedy programming — from new episodes of Saturday Night Live and Jimmy Fallon's The Tonight Show to all past episodes of classic shows like The Office and 30 Rock — along with a slate of new original series and stand - up comedy specials.

A help desk in the back, which Blumenthal compares to Apple's Genius Bar, pays homage to the reference desk at a library: Staff members sit at the large (often wood or marble, and minimalist) piece of furniture, armed with a desktop computer and ready to assist.

Our group's lending library provides carriers to try on for free at meetings, and paid members can check out one or two of our carriers for up to a month at a time.

Gentile was notoriously on Speaker Quinn's pay - no - mind list, and suffered the indignity of being denied chairmanship of a committee or even a subcommittee: instead he was made Chairman of the Select Committee on Libraries, of which he was the sole member.

Here's the really cool part - if you are a member of Kindle Unlimited, you pay a set price each month for unrestricted access to books in the Kindle library.

The result was a KU library that was 80 % crap, and members were not going to continue to pay $ 10 / month to wade through that crap looking for the good 20 %.

Jamie LaRue, director of Colorado's Douglas County Libraries and a member of the ALA's digital committee recently told Good e-Reader that «What tax payer is going to believe that his local library actually paid nearly $ 50 for a single digital copy of a New York Times bestselling title, when the same book in print costs a library around $ 12?»

Bill the member libraries a few cents each for the first X rentals of an ebook until its purchase price is «paid off» and less for each rental afterward to cover hosting and salaries.

Real libraries pay for their copies to then lend out to members.

In return KDP Select pays higher royalties for sales in certain countries, adds your ebook to the lending library for Prime Members, and gives you promotional options to make your ebook free for up to five days or discounted for up to seven.

The next most common response was that the library participates in a consortium that pays and provides access to all consortium members, as public libraries in Wisconsin have recently done.

It's a shame there's not a way for new PS3 players to have the library on - tap with some sort of halfway house between the instant game collection and rental / streaming service PlayStation Now, but if you've been a paid member and kept up with the downloads, you've amassed yourself games to keep you playing for many years yet.

(A scheme was established where gardeners have to pay to become members of the library; each year, they are given a selection of six of the hundreds of varieties to grow.)

Interestingly, Fastcase was already available to Massachusetts lawyers through the Social Law Library, a quasi-public law library that provides research services to lawyers throughout Massachusetts who sign up as dues - paying members.

As a U of T alumnus (though I studied law elsewhere) I can pay for an alumni library card, and members of the public can similarly pay a moderate fee and be able to borrow books from the university collection.

Members of the Ontario Bar currently receive the Ontario Reports as one of the benefits of membership; unfortunately, my library has to pay $ 6000 annually for the privilege, a cost that is slowly becoming untenable.

And members of the public who want to look up what their lawyer or paralegal has to comply with have to pay $ 1500 or go to a public library in a large city, because their town doesn't have a copy.