The Library gratefully accepts the donation of books and audiovisual materials. These items must be clean and in good condition. Each item will be evaluated for its suitability for the collection. Please, do not donate textbooks or Reader's Digest Condensed Books to the Library as they do not sell at our used book sales. If you wish to donate textbooks, the following web site may be useful: http://ublib.buffalo.edu/hsl/donationprograms. See similar questions...

While we understand the desire to donate used books, we cannot accept any new or used book donations (unless it is a bulk donation from a publishing partner). It actually costs Room to Read more time and money to sort and ship donated books, than it would to ship new books in bulk from our publishing partners or create brand new books in Nepal (and the other countries in which we work). See similar questions...

Please see my Reviews menu for my reviews of books, music, and videos. Please note that I do not recommend everything that appears on that menu! I review both things I like and things I don't like. So, read the review carefully and compare how that item scores against how I've scored similar items that appear on the same menu. See similar questions...

It used to be I could point to Bill Sherman's amazing muppography, but it's no longer on the web (nor available via archive.org). This is sad news indeed for those keeping track of Muppet items. VIDEO: many Muppet TV and movie offerings are now available on video. The first three Muppet movies, including Muppets Take Manhattan, are widely available (e.g., through Amazon). Other Muppet movies, and some "Muppet Show" compilations, are also available. See similar questions...

You can find items at all three Chandler libraries by using our catalog. Go to our homepage, chandlerlibrary.org and click the "Catalog" button in the upper left corner. You can then search by author, title, subject, or other keywords. To combine terms or to look for a particular item type (video, audiobook, etc.), use the Power Search. See similar questions...

If you have magazines you'd like to donate, please contact Sharon Knight (voice: 262-472-5515, e-mail: knights@uww.edu). Due to the complexities of handling and processing magazines, the library is not always able to accept donations of these items. See similar questions...

The Shortcuts section of the Help file within PageMaker is a good guide to all available shortcuts and includes, for PM6.5, a list of those shortcuts which have changed from previous versions. Real World PageMaker 5: Industrial Strength Techniques by Olav Kvern, Stephen Roth and others (PM4 edition is latest for Windows) quot;Real World PageMaker 4 (yes, 4) is still one of the best! Most of the suggestions and demonstrations are still applicable to PM5 and PM6. See similar questions...

Because of limited storage space, not all of our branches accept donations at this time. It is best to call or visit your local branch library beforehand. If you would like to donate a book or other materials in memory of or in honor of a loved one, please visit your local branch library for a "Gifts to the Library" form. See similar questions...

You may suggest resources to add to the Library's collection. Please use the Request for Addition of Materials Form (pdf) and return it to your local library. See similar questions...

Most books, book on cassettes or CD, and educational videos and DVDs circulate for three weeks. However, magazines, circulate for one week. Feature films and DVDs circulate for 3 days. Loan periods for materials borrowed for you from other library systems vary depending on their loan policy. More information can be obtained in the Loan Period and Limits section. See similar questions...

IMPORTANT: All of the amounts for music and/or music video sales outside of the United States are subject to the terms, conditions, taxes and laws of those countries, including: Some countries have special rules, so that even before taxes, tariffs, exchange rates or treaties kick in, some money is deducted by the store to pay fees and royalties dictated by local copyright laws. See similar questions...

Return your materials as soon as possible. There is a book drop available outside Meadows Library and Ayers Campus Library as well as a drop slot in the door of the Anniston Center Library if you arrive after hours. Materials should be returned to the library you borrowed them from. Your materials will be checked in the next day. You will be charged a fine for each day each item is late. Books are $.10 a day, and video tapes are $.50 a day. See similar questions...

We're happy to investigate materials you'd like to see in the library. Either leave a message at the front desk, give us a call, or send us an email with information on the items you'd like to see added to the collection. See similar questions...

Avalon Guitar carries many products by the IGS staff. In addition you can visit several staff homepages including www.bobbrozman.com, www.woodymann.com, www.martinsimpson.com, and www.maryflower.com . See our links page for other interesting guitar sites. See similar questions...

Reference books and the most recently received issue of a periodical are not available for loan. For more information please see the Circulation Policy. See similar questions...

The course consists of 6 audio tapes as an instruction set, 2 videos that show examples and exercises and further instruct on specific skills as well as show people learning and discussing the method. See similar questions...

There are many, many good books on this subject (and quite a few bad ones), and different bibliographies are available on the Internet. But the best book to read is _Drawing Down the Moon_ by Margot Adler. This is not a how-to book; it's a comprehensive study of the neopagan movement in America, and the author is a journalist, a reporter for National Public Radio, and a pagan. Also, to get started contacting other pagans, the best place to write is Circle Network, P.O. Box 219, Mt. See similar questions...

The Instruction Media Center, on the lower floor, has documentaries and other educational videos, DVDs, and films, as well as CDs, LPs, educational software, pictures, and more. Videos and films are included in LIUCat, but materials in other formats are not. They can be located through a card catalog inside the IMC. A catalog of DVDs is also available on the website and in hardcopy. See similar questions...

RIF does not accept donations of used books. Try contacting your local library or community center for ideas on where to donate them. See similar questions...