Sentences with phrase «leave my print library»

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The noted library technologist Eric Hellman calls this the «Pretend It's Print» model — a characterization I don't quite agree with, but leave that aside for the moment.

As our world becomes increasingly more digitized, it may leave little room for printed books, physical bookstores and libraries.

If you're running a tutoring business, for example, it could be as simple as printing fliers and leaving them in strategic locations, like the library.

the first one hundred years of printing, an exhibition of books, woodcuts, and illustrated leaves printed between 1455 and 1555, november 17, 1998 - april 15, 1999, Rutgers university libraries special collections and University archives, Rutgers, the State university of New Jersey

First, extensive library exercises, print - instruction units, or library «treasure hunts» could be replaced with quick - turnaround research simulations where media choice is left open.

If we no longer have room in our library to house all of our print collections, and simply disposing of them is not an option, then the only option left to us is to move some of the collections offsite.

If Lawyer A correctly addressed and sent emails that were then printed off by the intended recipient (Client A or Expert A) and left inadvertently in a place (say a law library) where they were discovered by the opposing party or its allies, Lawyer A would still want no doubt in the opposing party's mind that privilege remained intact.

If a library has a loose - leaf that is used by a number of lawyers infrequently, but the licensing agreement for the electronic version requires a licence for every lawyer who might use the product, the print version may end up being more cost effective.

On the libraries side, why not assess your information needs and approach publishers for new deals for updating entire collections of loose leaf services in print?

Create a library of branded, personal marketing docs that emphasize the return - oninvestment employers will receive from hiring the job seeker (resume [print and a format suitable for online applications], tailored for each situation, cover letter suite, email introductions, marketing one - sheet, profile for LinkedIn and other appropriate social networking sites, special reports, leave - behinds, reference lists, etc.).