Friday Notes 2.
An on-line resource for NEILSA Librarians
Dear Iowa public
librarians,
As you know, the Library Service Areas
and the State Library of Iowa are collecting information about the impact
of the Reinvention bill on Iowa's public libraries' budgets, and we have
asked each public library to fill out an online survey consisting of 21 questions
about their FY04 budget.
To date, about 70% of Iowa's public libraries
have responded. If you have not yet completed the survey, please do so within
the next few days. The survey will close at the end
of the day on Monday, December 15.
We will use the data from the survey
to inform legislators, the Iowa League of Cities, and others about the effects
of the Reinvention Bill on public libraries. Please make sure that you have
contributed your's library's information to this important effort.
Thank you very much.
Mary Wegner - State Librarian
Re-invention Survey:
NOTE: PLEASE we need everyone's participation, whether you lost, gained or
stayed the same.
The survey should be completed at one session, and only one per library.
When you are ready to complete the survey online, please go to: http://www.ilsa.lib.ia.us/reinventintro.htm
If you have questions or need to make changes, please call Eunice at the
Library Service Area.
DEADLINES & DATES:
I'll try to list all the upcoming dates of importance here, you will have
to mine for the details.
Library 101 - December 18th
9:00--12:00
Your LSA will be closed for the holidays on:
Christmas - 12/24-28/2003 Wednesday to the weekend
New Years day
The NEILSA staff and Trustees wish you a very joyous holiday season.
VAN SERVICE:
AEA 1 (Keystone), the last delivery from the LSA for the library
stops will be Wednesday, December 17, the AEA will last deliver to the library
stops on the regular Thursday (18) & Friday (19) deliveries. They will
resume regular delivery on Monday, Jan. 5, 2004.
AEA 267, the last delivery for the library stops will be Friday,
December 19. They will resume regular delivery on Monday, Jan. 5,
2004.
NOTE: This would be a good time to send
your AEA a note of thanks for this service, and to let them know what it
means to your library. A carbon copy to your legislators would not
hurt either, this is an example of interagency cooperation [AEAs, LSA &
local school/library] that does not show up on legislative windshields at
budget cutting time except as a dead bug after it has been killed by the
legislative ax.
Deadline for Direct State Aide Status Report/Final Report: The
deadline to return your DIRECT STATE AID STATUS REPORT/ FINAL REPORT is coming
up Monday, December 15th
CIPA in West Union 12/15/2003
Library 101 - December 18th 9:00--12:00 The online registration
form is up on our site for this session. At http://neilsa.org/classes/current.html
IF you wish to attend contact NEILSA to register. If you would
like a site added contact Ken at NEILSA immediately. The online sign-up
for Library 101 is at:
http://www.neilsa.org/classes/library101.cfm.
NE Site - Dyersville High School
NOTE: While Library 101 is intended primarily for new directors it is not
a bad idea for experienced directors to attend from time to time as a refresher,
to send any up and coming staff that you are attempting to groom for advancement,
or maybe even a highschool kid who might like to learn more about the profession.
TODAY:
Consortia papers were to be filed with office to be included in the Consortia
application for discounts on telecommunications and Internet. BUT
The Form 471 application for telecommunications will go in today and the
Internet on the 17th.
County Meetings Scheduled:
If your county meeting date is not on the schedule please
contact Ken at NEILSA
Allamakee County Meeting -
Black Hawk County Meeting - When called - seldom
Bremer County Meeting - April 20, 2004 at 7:30 in
Tripoli (?)
Buchanan County Meeting -
Butler County Meeting - April 6, 2004 at 7:00
in Aplington
Chickasaw County Meeting -
Clayton County Meeting -
Delaware County Meeting - May 11, 2004 at 7:00 in
Manchester
Dubuque County - DALINC - 18 December Breakfast
meeting at the Hoffman House.
15 January Business meeting at the James Kennedy Public
Library in Dyersville.
Fayette County Meeting - Maynard PL 4/15/4 &
Oelwein PL Oct 15, 2004
Grundy County Meeting - 1/26/2004 at 09:00 in Wellsburg
Howard County Meeting - Riceville 7:00
April 6th 2004 (I think)
Winneshiek County Meeting - November 4, 2004 @ 7:00 in
Fort A
NEXT weeks meetings - none
Upcoming Grant Application Deadlines xx "End Plate" below
CE: x "End Plate"
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
All libraries may participate in the Iowa Educators Consortium Winter
Paper Bid which has been awarded to The Paper Corporation in Des Moines.
Information and the order form is located on the IEC web page. The
download on this page refers to a mailing that went to schools, but you
may download the order form directly. It is suggested that libraries
partner with the local school or other county libraries in order to
receive the free shipping advantage. Go to the IEC web page and click
in the left column on Paper.
http://www.iec-ia.org/MediaTech/MediaTechMain.html
Deadline for orders is January 12, 2004.
Judy Jones, State Library of Iowa
LSTA Coordinator and Library Development Consultant
Good Morning! Hope you all enjoyed your Thanksgiving holiday; now Christmas
is nearly upon us:-) This time in EYE-OPENER:
1) Public Hearings with Governor Vilsack
2) Deadline for Direct State Aide Status Report/Final Report
3) Deadline for Ordering Summer Reading Materials
4) Meetings / Events This Week
1) Public Hearings with Governor Vilsack: This week and next, Governor
Vilsack has scheduled a series of public hearings around the state. These
hearings are intended to solicit Iowans' ideas and concerns about the
state's budget situation. "Budgets are more than just numbers--budgets
reflect our values and priorities and they affect people's lives," the
Governor has said. "We're all in this together, so we look forward to
hearing directly from the people of Iowa their thoughts about how we can
continue the progress we've made and protect our values."
The northwest Iowa location is scheduled for this Thursday, December 11th,
at 6:00PM at Western Iowa Tech Community College here in Sioux City (4647
Stone Ave., Building A Lecture Hall) This represents a great advocacy
opportunity for public library trustees, staff, Friends, and library
supporters. Let your voice be heard--and your opinion known--about the
importance of healthy funding for Iowa's library community, including
funding for DIRECT STATE AID, OPEN ACCESS, and ACCESS PLUS, in addition to
critical funding needed at the local level, at the LSA level, and at the
State Library level. Our library community is "all in this together" too
and libraries at all levels need public funding replenished. If you value
libraries--and support agencies like the LSAs and the State Library--here's
a golden opportunity to make that known to the Governor himself. Thanks
for your help!
2) Deadline for Direct State Aide Status Report/Final Report: The deadline
to return your DIRECT STATE AID STATUS REPORT/ FINAL REPORT is coming up
next Monday, December 15th. This form is to be completed and returned to
the State Library; it simply asks how your library has used--or intends to
use--it's share of the DIRECT STATE AID money. The form can be downloaded
from the State Library's website at:
http://www.silo.lib.ia.us/for-ia-libraries/enrich-ia/index.html
If you've not actually spent the money yet, then circle "STATUS REPORT" on
the form and fill in the rest, explaining your plans for the money. If you
have in fact spent the money, then circle "FINAL REPORT" and fill in the
rest, indicating what you spent the money on. (If it turns out to be a
"STATUS REPORT" at this point, then you'll need to send a final report next
July...)
This reporting form is required of every library receiving DIRECT STATE AID.
>From your reports, the State Library is able to submit its report to
the
State Legislature in January, relaying the positive impact that this program
has on Iowa's libraries. Please honor the December 15th deadline. And if
you have questions--or need a copy of the form--let us know:-) Thanks!
3) Deadline for Ordering Summer Reading Materials: Another deadline is
looming, this one maybe easy to miss. It's the deadline for ordering your
incentives and prizes for the coming 2004 Summer Reading Program. Note that
the first deadline to make the March shipment has passed. However, if you
would like your incentives shipped by April 1st, then you must order BEFORE
January 1st. So take a few minutes to look over the order form and make
your selections to guarantee that your Summer Reading Program supplies will
arrive in plenty of time.
The 2004 theme is "Discover New Trails @ Your Library," celebrating the
Lewis & Clark Bicentennial. Incentives are provided through UPSTART and
while you can order throughout the year, some products may be quickly sold
out or discontinued. The UPSTART order form was included as part of your
Summer Reading Program manual, which should have arrived at your library
several weeks ago. For questions, contact Karen Day at North Central
Library Services (641-423-6917 or email kday@nclsa.lib.ia.us)
4) Meetings / Events This Week: Edit local data
Bonnie McKewon
Director, N.W. Iowa Library Services
VILSACK/PEDERSON PUBLIC HEARINGS:
Please respond by making the contacts and telling how the library community
serves Iowans and what it will take to maintain and develop the services.
The Vilsack/Pederson public hearing locations are listed below.
Library users, trustees and staff can address:
1. Funding for Enrich Iowa (Direct State Aid, Open Access, Access Plus),
the
Library Infrastructure program, the Library Service Areas, and the State
Library.
2. The point that libraries of all types are an important part of the
educational structure in Iowa (through their support of both classroom and
lifelong, independent learning and their provision of informational
resources such as databases).
Can you help by attending one of the hearings and speaking for libraries?
Please email me if you will be attending. It would be powerful to have at
least a user, trustee, staff member at each hearing.
I have the ILA legislative agenda attached for your use.
You have statistics to use and stories to tell to back support for library
services.
Thanks for speaking up for Iowans and their libraries. Pat
Patricia Coffie
Waverly Public Library
1500 W Bremer Avenue
Waverly, IA 50677-2836
319-352-1223 X 104
pcoffie@waverly.lib.ia.us
For More Information: Amanda Crumley or Monica Fischer 515-281-0173
Vilsack, Pederson set public hearings
Administration seeks insight from Iowans on state budget
DES MOINES - Governor Tom Vilsack and Lt. Governor Sally Pederson today
announced a schedule of six public hearings across the state where they will
listen to Iowans' ideas and concerns about the state budget.
"Budgets are more than just numbers - budgets reflect our values and
priorities and they affect people's lives," Vilsack said. "We're all in
this together, so we look forward to hearing directly from the people of
Iowa their thoughts about how we can continue the progress we've made
and protect our values."
The schedule for the public hearings is as follows:
Monday, December 15 5 p.m. Des Moines Area Community
College
Building 6,
Auditorium
2006 South
Ankeny Blvd.
Ankeny
Wednesday, December 17 6 p.m. Eastern Iowa Community College
Kahl Educational
Center, Rooms 104-106
306 West Third
Street
Davenport
"These hearings will provide a good forum for ideas and issues to be
put on the table," Lt. Governor Sally Pederson said. "We hope lots
of Iowans will take the opportunity to participate."
ILA 2004 Legislative Agenda at: http://www.iowalibraryassociation.org/pdf/04Agenda.PDF
Legislative Day - March 12, 2003
Briefing - 2:30 p.m. at State Library
Reception - 4:00 p.m. at State Law Library
New LINKS of interest:
http://www.jsonline.com/news/metro/dec03/191062.asp
Collapse of county library system feared [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel]
"But it is the cost, not the potential savings, that may kill the federated
library system. It costs about $1.4 million to transfer books and other materials
among libraries or for non-resident borrowing. Currently, anyone with a library
card can take out materials from any of the 14 city or 13 suburban libraries."
Automation Systems:
If you go to the LSA homepage (automation section) at: http://www.ilsa.lib.ia.us/liblinks.htm#autom
you will find a list of libraries and the automation system being used in
the library.
Please send Ken an e-mail that lists 1. Your library name, 2. your automation
system (with version) and anyone you share it with - for example if the library
and the school share a system, common database not just the same automation
vendor.
PLANNED Automation Systems:
IF you are planning to automate and have gone so far as to chose a vendor
THEN it would be to your advantage to let Ken know (& NO I can not tell
you why right now).
CHANGES: None reported
SURVEY time:
Ken is planning a class on DIRECTOR EVALUATION, out of this
class will come a director evaluation instrument for boards to use in evaluating
the director. BUT I need some information from you in order to do this
correctly.
In order to go on the list to be invited to take part in the Director Evaluation
class you will need to do, and submit, some homework. IF you do the
homework (Santa will keep a list & check it twice) THEN you will get
a director evaluation class invite. Otherwise.....
Homework I:
e-mail only please
A. What are the best parts of the job, what do you like doing the most, what
is most enjoyable?
B. What are the worst parts of the job, what do you least like doing, what
is the least enjoyable?
NON-Consortia Libraries:
Just a reminder that the last 471 Training will be December 16th, 3:30 -
5:30. Following is a list of the sites that are registered for the training.
If your site is not on the list and you would like to attend, contact me
ASAP. The easiest way to contact me is to send me an email at lashell@iptv.org.
Session Date: Tuesday, December 16, 2003 15:30 To 17:30
Site Status Approval Status
26 ROCKWELL CITY-HS Committed Approved
43 JOHNSTON-IPTV Committed Approved
136 MARSHALLTOWN-CC2 Committed Approved
172 DAVENPORT-ST AMBROSE1 Committed Approved
212 INTERFACE A Request WFA
300 VILLISCA-HS Committed Approved
353 MILLERSBURG-DEEP RIVER-HS Committed Approved
414 BETTENDORF-HS1 Committed Approved
As a reminder, it's time to file e-rate form 470. We plan to have a 470 moderated
training/review on our Web site by weeks end. Here is the URL for the Website
we maintain: http://www3.iptv.org/iowa_database/erate/ Moderated presentations
are on the front page, toward the bottom, in the turquoise color block.
Thank You,
LaShell Staley
IPTV
NOTE: IF you are carious about what the Consortia does for you or if you
want to understand the process better going to the class is a very good way
of getting the background.
e-rate
Your local "friendly" Consortia Director thanks you for getting the data
in and wants you to know that he will be "on holiday" for the Christ Mass
week.
CONSORTIA: You
better check your library in this list.
The following libraries ARE (Y) or ARE NOT (N) currently signed up to be
in the Consortia, if you think you are OR if you wish to be signed up contact
Ken at NEILSA IMMEDIATELY.
The Telecommunications 471 will go in at the end of the day today (12/12/2003).
The Internet 471 will go in 12/17/2003. The last chance 471 will go
in on 12/30/2003 it will include both telecommunications and Internet
Library (by city)
KEY: first Y or N = Telecommunications , , , , second Y or N = Internet ,
, , third Y or N = Special Application (Internal connections et. al.)
For example: Aplington is currently signed up for the Telecommunications
(Y) and for the Internet (Y) but not for Internal connections (N).
For most of you telecommunications is the same as phone & FAX service
Allison Public Library , , , Y, , , Y , , , Y
Alta Vista Public Library, , , Y, , Y, , N
Aplington, , ,Y, , , N, , N
Arlington Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , N
Aurora Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , Y
Beaman Community Library, , , Y, , , Y, , N
Calmar Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , N
Cascade Public Library, , , N, , , N, , N
Cedar Falls Public Library, , , N, , , N, , N,
Clarksville Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , Y
Clermont Public Library, , , Y, , , Y, , N
Colesburg Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , N
Conrad Public Library, , , Y, , , Y, , N
Cresco Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , Y
Decorah Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , N
Delhi Public Library, , , , Y, , , N, , N
Denver Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , Y
Dike Public Library, , , , Y, , , N, , N
Dubuque Carnegie-Stout, , , Y, , , Y, , N
Dubuque County, , , , Y, , , Y, , Y
Dumont, , , , , Y, , , N, , Y
Dunkerton Public Library, , , Y, , , Y, , Y
Dyersville, , , , , Y, , , N, , Y
Earlville, , , , , Y, , , N, , N
Edgewood Public Library, , , N, , , N, , N
Elgin Public Library, , , , Y, , , N, , N
Elkader Public Library, , , N, , , N, , N
Elma Public Library, , , , Y, , , Y, , Y
Evansdale Public Library, , , N, , , N, , N
Fairbank Public Library, , , Y, , , Y, , N
Farmersburg Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , N
Fayette Public Library, , , Y, , , Y, , Y
Fort Atkinson Public Library, , , Y, , , Y, , N
Fredericksburg, , , , Y, , , Y, , N
Garnavillo Public Library, , , Y, , , Y, , Y
Greene Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , N
Grundy Center, , , , Y, , , N, , N
Guttenberg Public Library, , , N, , , N, , N
Harpers Ferry Public Library , N, , , N, , N
Hawkeye Public Library, , , N, , , N, , N
Hopkinton Public Library, , , N, , , N, , N
Hudson Public Library, , , Y, , , Y, , Y
Independence Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , Y
Ionia Public Library, , , , Y, , , Y, , N
Janesville Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , N
Jesup Public Library, , , , Y, , , N, , Y
Lamont Public Library, , , Y, , , Y, , N
Lansing Public Library, , , N, , , N, , N
LaPorte City , , , , N, , , N, , N
Lawler Public Library, , , Y, , , Y, , N
Lime Springs Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , N
Manchester Public Library, , , Y, , , Y, , N
Maynard Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , N
McGregor Public Library, , , N, , , N, , N
Monona, , , , , Y, , , N, , Y
Nashua Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , N
New Hartford, , , , , N, , , N, , N
New Albin Public Library, , , N, , , N, , N
New Hampton Public Library, , Y, , , N, , N
Oelwein Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , N
Ossian Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , N
Parkersburg, , , , , Y, , , Y, , N
Plainfield Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , Y
Postville Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , N
Readlyn Community Library, , , Y, , , N, , N
Reinbeck Public Library, , , Y, , , Y, , N,
Shell Rock , , , , N, , , N, , N
Spillville Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , Y
Strawberry Point Public Library, , Y, , , N, , N
Sumner Public Library, , , Y, , , Y, , N
Tripoli Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , N
Volga Public Library, , , , Y, , , Y, , N
Wadena Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , N
Waterloo Public Library, , , N, , , N, , N
Waterville Public Library, , , Y, , , Y, , N
Waucoma Public Library, , , Y, , , Y, , Y
Waukon , , , , , Y, , , Y, , N
Waverly Public Library, , , N, , , N, , N
Wellsburg Public Library, , , Y, , , Y, , N
West Union, , , , , Y, , , Y, , N
Westgate Public Library, , , Y, , , N, , N
Winthrop Public Library, , , Y, , , Y, , N
CONSORTIA PACKET:
The Consortia packet itself:
Is on-line at the NEILSA site at: http://www.neilsa.org/erate/consortdocs04.html
IF you have any questions PLEASE call Ken at the LSA office, that is why
we are there, and this is a very unlogical/confusing federal government program.
Not understanding is the norm not unusual.
CIPA Workshops: You may attend the
class in West Union on December 15, 2003 [4 ce's] from 1:00 to 5:00 in the
new computer lab and conference room. There will be a fee of $25.00
for this session. NOTE: Three people are currently signed up for this
session, it will happen BUT be certain to sign up as location may be changed.
CIPA Workshop Agenda 12/15
1:00 - TPM's and compliance with CIPA – In this part we
will review the requirements of the CIPA law and various methods of complying
including the use of filtering software, blocking, and selection.
2:00 - Policy and compliance with NCIPA -
In this part we will review the requirements of the
NCIPA law and the policy requirements of the law.
3:00 - 3:15 Break
3:15 - Consortia Forms required for the clean-up application
– DEADLINES. We will also discuss the e-rate paperwork flow, SLD, PIA,
TCSB and other things known only by letters. We will also start reviewing
specific policies of people who have copies with them.
4:30 Finished
WARNING:
Any library not represented at either a county meeting
session or the West Union class will not be eligible for participation in
a Consortia filing.
In explanation -
I will not certify that you have knowingly certified on the Form 479 that
you are in compliance with the CIPA/NCIPA law when I have no idea if you
understand the requirements of the CIPA/NCIPA law and its requirements.
CIPA Workshop scheduled - please "register" before hand with NEILSA
West Union December 15, 2003 [4 ce's] 1:00 to 5:00 - fee
of $25.00 for this session. This session will go into much more detail
and we will review the specific requirements and policies.
END PLATE: Previously run & Long Announcements, Supporting
Documents, & other "stuff"
CE:
SPECIAL WORKSHOPS: CIPA in West Union 12/15/2003
CLASSES in NEILSA:
Watch for upcoming spring Trustees Workshops April 17 & 24th
Library 101 - December 18th 9:00--12:00
The online registration form is up on our site for this session. At http://neilsa.org/classes/current.html
IF you wish to attend contact NEILSA to register. If you would
like a site added contact Ken at NEILSA immediately. The online sign-up
for Library 101 is at:
http://www.neilsa.org/classes/library101.cfm.
NOTE: While Library 101 is intended primarily for new directors it is not
a bad idea for experienced directors to attend from time to time as a refresher,
to send any up and coming staff that you are attempting to groom for advancement,
or maybe even a highschool kid who might like to learn more about the profession.
OTHER CE: You must register with the listed
provider.
Summer Library Project workshop dates and locations for 2004: Feb 4
- Methodist Church - Mount Pleasant, Feb 5 - Coralville Public Library,
Feb 6 - Fayette Public Library, Feb 9 - Everly Community Center, Feb
10 - Arthur Public Librarym Feb 11 - Elliott Public Library, Feb 12 - Urbandale
Public Library, Feb 13 - Fisher Community Center - Marshalltown, Feb 19 -
Music Man Square - Mason City, Feb 20 - Fort Dodge Public Library
"Learning Activity Written Summery" may be found at:
http://www.silo.lib.ia.us/for-ia-libraries/continuing-ed/online-learningactivitywrittensummary.htm
Complete details about re-certification are available at
http://www.silo.lib.ia.us/for-ia-libraries/continuing-ed/recertification.html
Self-Directed Learning Opportunities: http://www.silo.lib.ia.us/Certification/alternate.htm
Upcoming Grant Application Deadlines
We The People Bookshelf grants
The American Library Association (ALA) Public Programs Office and the National
Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) are accepting applications from public
and school (K-12) libraries for the We The People Bookshelf grants. Part
of NEH's We The People initiative, the Bookshelf project will award the 15
Bookshelf books for young readers to up to 500 libraries across the country.
Selected libraries are required to present programs that highlight the theme
of "courage" and encourage young readers to explore these works.
Libraries interested in receiving the We The People Bookshelf grant can view
the application and guidelines at http://www.ala.org/wethepeople
or http://www.wethepeople.gov. Applications are being accepted online
until
February 15, 2004 for Round Two.
1. The State Historical Society of Iowa has had the HRDP funding restored
and is inviting applications for preservation projects in documentary collections,
museums, and historic preservation. Deadline is January 15, 2004. For details
see (categories of acceptable projects are under the eligibility bullet):
http://www.iowahistory.org/grants/shsi_grants/hrdp/hrdp.html
2. Upcoming IMLS Deadlines
All deadlines for FY 2004 IMLS grant and award program applications can be
viewed at:
http://www.imls.gov/grants/dedln/index.htm
Categories include: National Leadership Grants for Museums, Museums in the
Community category; National Leadership Grants for Libraries, Continuing
Education, Curriculum Development, and Training category; and Native American
Library Services, Basic and Professional Assistance categories.
3. a couple sites with information on funding opportunities are:
http://www.silo.lib.ia.us/for-ia-libraries/funding-info/
http://www.collectioncare.org/funding/funding.html
All IMLS grant and award program deadlines can be viewed at:
http://www.imls.gov/grants/dedln/index.htm
Other LSA blogs & newsletters:
SWILSA House blog at: http://www.swilsa.blogspot.com
Blogs for Libraries [WebJunction]
http://www.webjunction.org/do/DisplayContent?id=1432
On line Newsletters:
Regional Rag. http://www.sls.lib.ia.us/rag.htm
The fine print stuff
blogs - Friday Notes 2 AT - http://radio.weblogs.com/0108327/
EDITORS NOTES:
"x" & "xx" are long standing catalogers shorthand for: x = See
& xx = See also
NOTICE DISCLAIMER - pick one, any one will do.
MY disclaimer:
Basically my opinions are my own, shared by no one else (sometimes), and
are not the opinions of my agency, my board, my co-workers, my parents, siblings,
relatives, my dogs or most any other know life form. Except, of course,
those very bright concerned, sensitive, perceptive &, in general, well
educated, widely read and cultured individuals who wish to share this peculiar
road to ruin, as well as a couple of down & out drugged out beatniks
from the good old days. OK? The "Prime Directive" applies.
Edited by:
Ken Davenport - NEILSA Consultant
davenport@neilsa.org
COPYLEFT NOTICE 2002:
THE INFORMATION IN THIS PUBLICATION IS FREE.
It may be copied, distributed and/or modified under the conditions set down
in the Design Science License published by Michael Stutz at
http://dsl.org/copyleft/dsl.txt
COPYRIGHT
Please note: material found on the web should be assumed to be under copyright
and is presented here for purposes of education and research only.
NOTE: If credited [via ???] or [from so & so] it is their material and
not covered by my "Copyleft" notice. Ken
SOURCE: {Consultant} D:CorelwpdocsFridayNotes0613.wpd August 2,
2002
BOILER PLATE FOOTNOTES:
1. WARNING: I will be able to give you about a 5 working day warning on deadlines
(by e-mail, less otherwise) I have 10 days to reply, if I miss the deadline,
well I won't miss, if you miss ... I'll send it in late but ....
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