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.

Good question! We have found that everybody learns differently. Some people prefer the classroom (lecture) style format of the videos (you can watch them from the comfort of your favorite chair), and some people prefer the interaction of the CD-ROM version. The CD-ROMs contain various interactive features such as an online exam simulator as well as the video content, so a student that doesn't mind sitting in front of their computer for long periods would prefer the CD format.

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.

Linux supports the ISO 9660 (CD-ROM) file system with Rock Ridge extensions (formerly known as "High Sierra". Several vendors provide Debian GNU/Linux in this format. Warning: When installing from CD-ROM, it is usually not a good idea to choose dselect's cdrom access method. This method is usually very slow.

BACK to TOP of PAGE --- All the 5000 books are in ASCII Plain Text format (.txt) just like most emails. They have no formatting and there for can compressed very tightly. All the books on the CDs are also compressed into ZIP (.zip) files to make them even smaller. The CD-roms include programs to view and unzip them. We even include the program Etext Reader1.

Dwight Michaels runs Stanyan By Mail and his web site has a complete listing of what is currently available. These listings are updated regularly so keep checking back there to find out what's available.

Yes. Currently the audiovisual drop is not in use; however, any item may be returned in the book drop. Items retrieved from the return drop before building opening will be counted - for the purpose of calculating fines - as being returned the previous day.

Sound Ideas produces several Podcasting & Web Development Products. All wav files on these products can be accessed from both PC and Mac platforms. Mac users can easily access the wav files (for use with software applications like Macromedia Flash), through use of QuickTime 4 (installed with current Macintosh operating systems), or by using an audio editing package like Sound Forge (available from http://www.sonicfoundry.com).

ANSWER: No, unfortunately the Copyright Act does not allow this. CD-ROMs subject to individual agreements concluded between the library and their authors or the relevant software distributors are the only exception. ANSWER: 1) Enter the number of your membership card in the window (248R...). 2) You will need to select a password used as a protection of your account in person at any automated library.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.