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April eBook of the Month
The Coming Generational Storm:
What You Need to Know about America's Economic Future

In 2030, as 77 million baby boomers hobble into old age, walkers will
outnumber strollers; there will be twice as many retirees as there are
today but only 18 percent more workers. How will Social Security and
Medicare function with fewer working taxpayers to support these programs?

According to Laurence Kotlikoff and Scott Burns, authors of The Coming
Generational Storm, if Washington continues on the course it has set,
we'll see skyrocketing tax rates, drastically lower retirement and
health benefits, high inflation, a rapidly depreciating dollar,
unemployment, and political instability. The U.S. government has lost
its compass, say Kotlikoff and Burns, and the Bush administration's
spending and tax policies have charted a course straight into the coming
generational storm.

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April eBook of the Month
The Coming Generational Storm: What You Need to Know about America's Economic Future

In 2030, as 77 million baby boomers hobble into old age, walkers will outnumber strollers; there will be twice as many retirees as there are today
but only 18 percent more workers. How will Social Security and Medicare function with fewer working taxpayers to support these programs?

According to Laurence Kotlikoff and Scott Burns, authors of The Coming Generational Storm, if Washington continues on the course it has set, we'll
see skyrocketing tax rates, drastically lower retirement and health benefits, high inflation, a rapidly depreciating dollar, unemployment, and
political instability. The U.S. government has lost its compass, say Kotlikoff and Burns, and the Bush administration's spending and tax policies
have charted a course straight into the coming generational storm.

Designed to increase awareness of online resources and highlight the value of your eBook collection, NetLibrary’s eBook of the Month is provided
through the generous support of The MIT Press. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to showcase your NetLibrary collection by sharing this timely and
thought-provoking overview of the generational imbalance. Learn more here.


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NEW TITLE DEBUTS IN PROJECT MUSE

The following journals, previously announced as joining Project MUSE,
are now online:

** From the The Johns Hopkins University Press:

Sirena: poesia, arte y critica

Published biannually in March and October, Sirena is an
international and multilingual journal of poety and art, publishing the
original work of poets and artists from around the globe. In the case
of poetry, each work appears in its original language as well as in
translation into Spanish and English, and it includes works by well
established poets.
The journal also publishes critical essays on poetry, art, and
translation studies, as well as reviews of books.

E-ISSN: 1554-7655
Print ISSN: 1548-6400
OCLC NUMBER: 57715689
Included in the following packages:
Full Collection
Arts and Humanities Collection

For more information on the journal:
http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/sirena_poesia_arte_y_critica
http://muse.uq.edu.au/journals/sirena_poesia_arte_y_critica

For the Table of Contents:
http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/sirena_poesia_arte_y_critica/toc/sir2005.1.html
http://muse.uq.edu.au/journals/sirena_poesia_arte_y_critica/toc/sir2005.1.html

** From the University of Toronto Press:

University of Toronto Quarterly

University of Toronto Press Quarterly publishes interdisciplinary
articles and reviews of international repute in English and French. This
interdisciplinary approach provides a depth and quality to the journal
that attracts both general readers and specialists from across the
humanities.

The Letters in Canada issue, published each winter, contains reviews
of the previous year s work in Canadian fiction, poetry, drama,
translations, and works in the humanities. Many of the recent issues
have included over 650 pages of the years work in creative writing and
scholarship! Published quarterly.

E-ISSN: 1712-5278
Print ISSN: 0042 0247
OCLC NUMBER: 45060102
Included in the following packages:
Full Collection
Basic Undergraduate Collection
Basic Research Collection

NEW TITLE DEBUTS IN PROJECT MUSE

The following journals, previously announced as joining Project MUSE,
are now online:

** From the The Johns Hopkins University Press:

Sirena: poesia, arte y critica

Published biannually in March and October, Sirena is an
international and multilingual journal of poety and art, publishing the
original work of poets and artists from around the globe. In the case
of poetry, each work appears in its original language as well as in
translation into Spanish and English, and it includes works by well
established poets.
The journal also publishes critical essays on poetry, art, and
translation studies, as well as reviews of books.

E-ISSN: 1554-7655
Print ISSN: 1548-6400
OCLC NUMBER: 57715689
Included in the following packages:
Full Collection
Arts and Humanities Collection

For more information on the journal:
http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/sirena_poesia_arte_y_critica
http://muse.uq.edu.au/journals/sirena_poesia_arte_y_critica

For the Table of Contents:
http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/sirena_poesia_arte_y_critica/toc/sir2005.1.html
http://muse.uq.edu.au/journals/sirena_poesia_arte_y_critica/toc/sir2005.1.html

** From the University of Toronto Press:

University of Toronto Quarterly

University of Toronto Press Quarterly publishes interdisciplinary
articles and reviews of international repute in English and French. This
interdisciplinary approach provides a depth and quality to the journal
that attracts both general readers and specialists from across the
humanities.

The Letters in Canada issue, published each winter, contains reviews
of the previous year s work in Canadian fiction, poetry, drama,
translations, and works in the humanities. Many of the recent issues
have included over 650 pages of the years work in creative writing and
scholarship! Published quarterly.

E-ISSN: 1712-5278
Print ISSN: 0042 0247
OCLC NUMBER: 45060102
Included in the following packages:
Full Collection
Basic Undergraduate Collection
Basic Research Collection

For more information on the journal:
http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/university_of_toronto_quarterly
http://muse.uq.edu.au/journals/university_of_toronto_quarterly

For the Table of Contents:
http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/university_of_toronto_quarterly/toc/utq74.1.html
http://muse.uq.edu.au/journals/university_of_toronto_quarterly/toc/utq74.1.html

What's New at Earthscape

What's New at Earthscape
>
>
> The earth continues its warming trend. Temperatures at the
> Earth's surface increased by an estimated 1o F (0.6o C) over
> the 20th century. The 1990s were the hottest decade of the
> century and 1998, 2001, and 2002 were three of the hottest
> years ever recorded. Projections of future warming suggest a
> global increase of 2.5o F (1.4o C) to 10.4o F (5.8o C) by
> 2100, with warming in the United States expected to be even
> higher. This warming, along with the associated changes in
> precipitation and sea-level rise will have important
> consequences for the U.S. and the global environment and economy.
>
> Columbia Earthscape's March update focuses on global climate
> change and continues to deepen the collection by presenting a
> diverse range of policy perspectives on this critical
> environmental issue as well as journals and scientific papers
> documenting and interpreting the phenomenon.
>
> Earthscape adds the full collection of reports addressing
> global climate change published by The Pew Center on Global
> Climate Change
> since its
> inception in 1998. The Pew Center on Global Climate Change is
> producing important analysis of key climate issues. Over the
> past five years, the Pew Center has issued 45 reports from
> top-tier researchers on key climate topics such as economic
> and environmental impacts and practical domestic and
> international policy solutions. The Center's mission is to
> provide credible information, straight answers, and innovative
> solutions in the effort to address global climate change.
>
> The North American Environmental Law And Policy Series
> presents
> some of the most salient recent trends and developments in
> environmental law and policy in Canada, Mexico and the United
> States, including official documents related to the novel
> citizen submission procedure empowering individuals from the
> NAFTA countries to allege that a Party to the agreement is
> failing to effectively enforce its environmental laws.
>
> Redefining Progress
> approaches
> environmental policy from a social justice perspective and
> works with a broad array of partners to shift the economy and
> public policy debate towards sustainability. This month's
> update includes the entire collection of Redefining Progress's
> publications from 1997 to 2004.
>
> Earthscape adds to the existing collection of publications
> from The Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research
> . The
> Tyndall Centre brings together scientists, economists,
> engineers and social scientists, who together, are working to
> develop sustainable responses to climate change through
> trans-disciplinary research and dialogue on both a national
> and international level - not just within the research
> community, but also with business leaders, policy advisors,
> the media and the public in general.
>
> The International Research Institute for Climate Prediction
> or IRI's
> mission is to enhance society's capability to understand,
> anticipate and manage the impacts of seasonal climate
> fluctuations, in order to improve human welfare and the
> environment, especially in developing countries. This month
> Earthscape adds the Climate Information Digest
> , a monthly
> summary of global climate events and their impacts, seasonal
> climate outlook and forecast evaluation, from January 2002 to
> February 2005.
>
> New material included in the March 2005 update of Columbia
> Earthscape
>
>
> Policy
>
> Papers and Conferences
>
> North American Environmental Law and Policy Series
>
> North American Environmental Law and Policy, Volume 7,
> North American Boundary and Transboundary Inland Water
> Management Report
> North American Environmental Law and Policy, Volume 8,
> Metales y Derivados Final Factual Record (SEM-98-007)
>
> North American Environmental Law and Policy, Volume 10,
> Access to environmental information / The precautionary
> principle
> North American Environmental Law and Policy, Volume 9,
> Determinations under Articles 14 and 15 of the North
> American Agreement on Environmental Cooperation, August
> 1997 through June 2002
>
> The Pew Center on Global Climate Change
>
> Equity and Global Climate Change
>
> Market Mechanisms & Global Climate Change
>
> Analysis of Early Action Crediting Proposals
>
> Developing Countries & Global Climate Change
>
> Developing Countries & Global Climate Change: Electric
> Power Options in India
>
> Developing Countries & Global Climate Change - Electric
> Power Options in Korea
>
> Developing Countries & Global Climate Change - Electric
> Power Options in Argentina
>
> Developing Countries & Global Climate Change - Electric
> Power Options in Brazil
>
> Developing Countries & Global Climate Change - Electric
> Power Options in China
>
> Land Use & Global Climate Change - Forests, Land
> Management, and the Kyoto Protocol
>
> The European Union & Global Climate Change - A Review of
> Five National Programmes
>
> The Kyoto Mechanisms and Global Climate Change
>
> Promoting Meaningful Compliance with Climate Change
> Commitments
> Community Adjustment to Climate Change Policy
>
> Worker Transition & Global Climate Change
>
> Designing a Climate-Friendly Energy Policy: Options for
> the Near Term
> Climate Change Mitigation in Developing Countries: Brazil,
> China, India, Mexico, South Africa, and Turkey
>
> Capital Cycles and the Timing of Climate Change Policy
>
> Multi-Gas Contributors to Global Climate Change: Climate
> Impacts and Mitigation Costs of Non-CO2 Gases
>
> Designing a Mandatory Greenhouse Gas Reduction Program for
> the U.S.
> Emissions Trading in the U.S.: Experience, Lessons, and
> Considerations for Greenhouse Gases
>
> U.S. Technology and Innovation Policies: Lessons for
> Climate Change
> Beyond Kyoto: Advancing the International Effort Against
> Climate Change
> International Climate Efforts Beyond 2012: A Survey of
> Approaches
> Climate Data: Insights and Observations
>
> Redefining Progress
>
> Nation's Economic Health Overstated by $7 Trillion:
> Genuine Progress Indicator Tells the Real Story
>
> Executive Summary: African Americans and Climate Change:
> An Unequal Burden
> African Americans and Climate Change: An Unequal Burden
>
> Better Safe than Sorry: Preventing Pesticide Drift in
> California
> Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research
>
> A blueprint for integrated assessment of climate change
>
> New indicators of vulnerability and adaptive capacity
>
> Connecting new and renewable energy sources to the UK
> electricity system
> Business and Climate Change: Measuring and Enhancing
> Adaptive Capacity
> How do CDM projects contribute to sustainable development?
>
> How can we reduce carbon emissions from transport?
>
> Fuel cells for a sustainable future II
>
> The Hydrogen energy economy: its long term role in
> greenhouse gas reduction
>
> Mapping actors involved in climate change policy networks
> in the UK
>
> Journals
>
> Climate Change and Business
>
> Climate Change & Business, July/August 2001, Volume V,
> Issue 6
> Climate Change & Business, September 2001, Volume V, Issue
> 7
> Climate Change & Business, October 2001, Volume V, Issue 9
>
> Climate Change & Business, November 2001, Volume V, Issue
> 10
> Climate Change & Business, December 2001/January 2002,
> Volume V, Issue 11
> Climate Change & Business, February 2002, Volume VI, Issue
> 1
> Climate Change & Business, March 2002, Volume VI, Issue 2
>
> Climate Change & Business, June 2002, Volume VII, Issue 5
>
> Climate Change & Business, July/August 2002, Volume VII,
> Issue 6
> Climate Change & Business, September 2002, Volume VII,
> Issue 7
> Climate Change & Business, October 2002, Volume VII, Issue
> 8
> Climate Change & Business, November 2002, Volume VII,
> Issue 9
> Climate Change & Business, December 2002/January 2003,
> Volume VII, Issue 10
> Climate Change & Business, February 2003, Volume VIII,
> Issue 1
> Climate Change & Business, March 2003, Volume VIII, Issue
> 2
> Climate Change & Business, April 2003, Volume VIII, Issue
> 3
> Climate Change & Business, May 2003, Volume VIII, Issue 4
>
> Climate Change & Business, June 2003, Volume VIII, Issue 5
>
> Climate Change & Business, July/August 2003, Volume VIII,
> Issue 6
> Climate Change & Business, October 2003, Volume VIII,
> Issue 7
> Climate Change & Business, November 2003, Volume VIII,
> Issue 8
> Climate Change & Business, December 2003/January 2004,
> Volume VIII, Issue 9
>
> Research
>
> Papers and Conferences
>
> Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
>
> Multidirectional movements of sportfish species between an
> estuarine no-take zone and surrounding waters of the
> Indian River Lagoon, Florida
>
> Translocation as a strategy to rehabilitate the queen
> conch (Strombus gigas) population in the Florida Keys
>
> Mercury levels in marine and estuarine fishes of Florida
> 1989-2001
> Mercury Levels in Marine and Estuarine Fishes of Florida
>
> Movements of Radio-Tagged Manatees in Tampa Bay and Along
> Florida's West Coast
> State of Florida conservation plan for gulf sturgeon
> (Acipencer oxyrinchus desotoi)
>
> Florida's Shad and River Herrings (Alosa species): A
> Review of Population and Fishery Characteristics
>
> Benthic habitats of the Florida Keys
>
> Checklists of selected shallow-water marine invertebrates
> of Florida
> Understanding, Assessing, and Resolving Light-Pollution
> Problems on Sea Turtle
>
> Scarring of Florida's Seagrasses: Assessment and
> Management Options
> Redefining Progress
>
> Ecological Footprint of Nations, November 2002 Update
>
> Eating Up the Earth: How Sustainable Food Systems Shrink
> our Ecological Footprint
>
> Footprint of Nations 2004 Update
>
> Santa Monica's Ecological Footprint 1990-2000
>
> Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research
>
> Modelling technological change
>
> Modelling energy use in the global building stock: a pilot
> survey to identify available data sources
>
> Floods, health and climate change: A strategic review
>
> Evaluating the options for carbon sequestration
>
> The identification and evaluation of suitable scenario
> development methods for the estimation of future
> probabilities of extreme weather events
>
> Critical Issues in Decarbonising Transport
>
> Establishing research directions in sustainable building
> design,
> Towards a vulnerability assessment for the UK coastline
>
> Why do resource managers make links to stakeholders at
> other scales?
> An Integrated Assessment of the Potential for Change in
> Storm Activity over Europe: Implications for Insurance and
> Forestry in the UK
> Accuracy of modelled extremes of temperature and climate
> change and its implications for the built environment in
> the UK
> Health and flood risk: A strategic assessment of
> adaptation processes and policies
>
> Developing regional and local scenarios for climate change
> mitigation and adaptation,
>
>
> Journals
>
> American Society of Limnology And Oceanography
>
> Volume 49, No. 2, March 2004
>
> The Annual Review of Earth and Planetary Science
>
> Volume 32
> Geochemistry: Exploration, Environment, Analysis
>
> Geochemistry: Exploration, Environment, Analysis, Volume
> 5, Issue 1
> International Institute for Indigenous Resource Management
>
> Climate Information Digest, November 2004, Volume 7,
> Number 11
> International Research Institute Climate Information Digest
>
> Climate Information Digest, January 2002, Volume 5, Number
> 1
> Climate Information Digest, February 2002, Volume 5,
> Number 2
> Climate Information Digest, March 2002, Volume 5, Number 3
>
> Climate Information Digest, April 2002, Volume 5, Number 4
>
> Climate Information Digest, May 2002, Volume 5, Number 5
>
> Climate Information Digest, June 2002, Volume 5, Number 6
>
> Climate Information Digest, July 2002, Volume 5, Number 7
>
> Climate Information Digest, August 2002, Volume 5, Number
> 8
> Climate Information Digest, September 2002, Volume 5,
> Number 9
> Climate Information Digest, October 2002, Volume 5, Number
> 10
> Climate Information Digest, November 2002, Volume 5,
> Number 11
> Climate Information Digest, December 2002, Volume 5,
> Number 12
> Climate Information Digest, January 2003, Volume 6, Number
> 1
> Climate Information Digest, February 2003, Volume 6,
> Number 2
> Climate Information Digest, March 2003, Volume 6, Number 3
>
> Climate Information Digest, April 2003, Volume 6, Number 4
>
> Climate Information Digest, May 2003, Volume 6, Number 5
>
> Climate Information Digest, June 2003, Volume 6, Number 6
>
> Climate Information Digest, August 2003, Volume 6, Number
> 8
> Climate Information Digest, September 2003, Volume 6,
> Number 9
> Climate Information Digest, October 2003, Volume 6, Number
> 10
> Climate Information Digest, November 2003, Volume 6,
> Number 11
> Climate Information Digest, December 2003, Volume 6,
> Number 12
> Climate Information Digest, January 2004, Volume 7, Number
> 1
> Climate Information Digest, February 2004, Volume 7,
> Number 2
> Climate Information Digest, March 2004, Volume 7, Number 3
>
> Climate Information Digest, April 2004, Volume 7, Number 4
>
> Climate Information Digest, May 2004, Volume 7, Number 5
>
> Climate Information Digest, June 2004, Volume 7, Number 6
>
> Climate Information Digest, July 2004, Volume 7, Number 7
>
> Climate Information Digest, August 2004, Volume 7, Number
> 8
> Climate Information Digest, September 2004, Volume 7,
> Number 9
> Climate Information Digest, October 2004, Volume 7, Number
> 10
> Climate Information Digest, December 2004, Volume 7,
> Number 12
> Climate Information Digest, January 2005, Volume 8, Number
> 1
> Climate Information Digest, February 2005, Volume 8,
> Number 2
> Journal of the Geological Society
>
> Journal of the Geological Society, Volume 162, Issue 1
>
> Journal of the Geological Society, Volume 162, Issue 2
>
> Petroleum Geoscience
>
> Petroleum Geoscience, Volume 11, Issue 1
>
> San Francisco Estuary and Watershed Science
>
> Volume 3, Issue 1, March 2005
>
>

Adding RSS Feeds to Blackboard

If you would like to add the RSS feed for this, or any other weblog, to your Course Management System (be it Blackboard or another kind) the following tutorial will walk you through the process:

http://jade.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/lta/archives/lta44.php#more

New Title in Project Muse

The following journal, previously announced as joining Project MUSE, is now online:

** From the University of Pennsylvania Press:

Journal of the Early Republic

The Journal of the Early Republic is a quarterly journal committed to publishing the best scholarship on the history and culture of the United States in the years of the early republic (1776-1861).

E-ISSN: 1553-0620
Print ISSN: 0275-1275
OCLC NUMBER: 44849568
Included in the following packages:
Full Collection
Arts and Humanities Collection
Social Sciences Collection
Basic Undergraduate Collection
Basic Research Collection

For more information on the journal:
http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/journal_of_the_early_republic
http://muse.uq.edu.au/journals/journal_of_the_early_republic

For the Table of Contents:
http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/journal_of_the_early_republic/toc/jer25.1.html
http://muse.uq.edu.au/journals/journal_of_the_early_republic/toc/jer25.1.html

JSTOR Holdings Update

Dear JSTOR Participant:

We are pleased to announce that seven new titles have been added to the
JSTOR archive. Participants in the Arts & Sciences II Collection, the
Arts & Sciences III Collection, and the Language & Literature Collection
will be able to access the new content immediately.

Dumbarton Oaks Papers (Arts & Sciences III)
New Content: Vol. 1 – Vol. 57 (1941–2003)
Publisher: Dumbarton Oaks, Trustees for Harvard University
ISSN 0070-7546

Feminist Studies (Arts & Sciences III and Language & Literature Collections)
New Content: Vol. 1 – Vol. 23, No. 3 (1972-1997)
Publisher: Feminist Studies, Inc.
ISSN 0046-3663

International Studies Review (Arts & Sciences II Collection)
New Content: Vol. 1 (1999)
Publisher: Blackwell Publishing on behalf of the International Studies
Association
ISSN 1521-9488

Journal of Design History (Arts & Sciences III Collection)
New Content: Vol. 1 – Vol. 12 (1988–1999)
Publisher: Oxford University Press
ISSN 0952-4649

Journal of the American Institute for Conservation (Arts & Sciences III
Collection)
New Content: Vol. 1 – Vol. 40 (1960–2001)
Publisher: American Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works
ISSN 0197-1360

Marburger Jahrbuch für Kunstwissenschaft (Arts & Sciences III Collection)
New Content: 1. Band – 28. Band (1924–2001)
Publisher: Verlag des Kunstgeschichtlichen Seminars der
Philipps-Universität Marburg
ISSN 0342-121x

NOVEL: A Forum on Fiction (Arts & Sciences III and Language & Literature
Collections)
New Content: Vol. 1 – Vol. 33, No. 1 (1967–1999)
Publisher: Novel Corp., Brown University
ISSN 0029-5132


As this journal has a moving wall of zero, the most recent digitized
issue of The Bulletin of Symbolic Logic has been added.

The Bulletin of Symbolic Logic (Arts & Sciences II and Mathematics &
Statistics Collections)
New Content: Vol. 10, No. 3 (September, 2004)
Publisher: Association for Symbolic Logic
ISSN 1079-8986

Twenty-seven titles linked to recent content have also been updated. A
full list of titles with links to recent content may be found at
http://www.jstor.org/about/recent-issues.html.

Although JSTOR seeks to provide every issue from a journal's run, on
occasion there are issues that we are unable to find. To see which
issues are missing, or for information about how to help JSTOR complete
the archive, please visit JSTOR's Back Issues Needed page
http://www.jstor.org/about/issues/index.html.

More detailed information about all JSTOR titles and collections can be
accessed at http://www.jstor.org/about/collection.list.html.

Delimited lists of all available JSTOR titles can be accessed at
http://www.jstor.org/about/delimited.lists.html.

Participation information for JSTOR collections may be found at
http://www.jstor.org/about/participation.html.

Should you have any questions about any of the JSTOR collections, please
don't hesitate to contact us at support@jstor.org
.

Sincerely,
Kristen Garlock

ACLS History E-Book Project Launches POD Program

ACLS History E-Book Project recently launched its new Print-on-Demand Program, making 250 hard-to-find and out-of-print books readily available to students, scholars, and the general public. Working with the University of Michigan's Scholarly Publishing Office (SPO) and the POD vendor, Lightning Source, HEB uses its own digital files and digital printing techniques to produce standard print books in a rapid and cost-effective process that approaches the quality of the original print editions.

Titles are available in all fields and in a range of formats, including hardcover editions, looseleaf reader's copies, spiral copies, and tapebound copies. Prices run from ¢.11/page to ¢.15/page, well below the cost of these books on the rare book market. The books included in the program are indicated on the Project website by an ordering button on the title record page. HEB will continue to add POD titles as the Project's overall collection grows.

For a complete list of current POD titles, go to: http://historyebook.org/pod-titlelist.html

Buyers may click through the link to purchase titles. Allow for an average of two weeks delivery.

For more information on the POD program, or any other aspect of the Project, please email info@hebook.org.

Knovel K-News

Knovel K-News - March 9, 2004
Vol. 5, Iss. 5 - www.knovel.com

K-News RSS/Blog Feed: knovel.blogs.com/knews/index.rdf
(copy & paste the link above into your blog reader software)

>> FEATURED TITLE

Open Access to Knovel Critical Tables

Readers of K-News have two weeks of open access to a select title or group of titles each issue. This issue features access to a title from the
Chemistry & Chemical Engineering Subject Area:

Knovel Critical Tables (c) 2003-2005, Knovel Corporation. This important, interactive Knovel reference contains tables of physical, solvent, and
thermodynamic properties. The physical property tables alone include over 21,000 inorganic and organic compounds, and pure substances. The solvent
property tables have data for 385 common solvents, and the thermodynamic property tables have data for over 15,000 compounds. Additionally, several
tables make use of the interactive Equation Plotter to plot thermodynamic properties as a function of temperature. Each table is fully interactive
and searchable by keyword and numeric property value. The thermodynamic tables graphically represent the temperature correlation relationships and
allow for easy calculation and plotting of the properties.

Start using Knovel Critical Tables now! You have immediate and unlimited access for the next two weeks--no registration required. Enjoy!

>> BRIEFS

Knovel Continues to Grow!

Knovel continues to expand rapidly. Each month, Knovel adds dozens of new customers representing thousands of new users. In order to meet the
ever-increasing demands of this tremendous success, we recently added new personnel.

New Knovel personnel in our Danbury, Connecticut office include:
* Jim McDonald, Regional Sales Manager
* Anna Reinhardt, Customer Service Representative
* Cathryn Cable, Administrative Assistant
* Jayme Chenoweth, Administrative Assistant

In our Norwich, New York office:
* Angelo Taranto, Controller
* Joan Van Keuren, Human Resource Administrator

And, in our Binghamton, New York office:
* Jeri-Anne Larson, Marketing Associate

Knovel is grateful and humbled by the confidence placed in us by our customers, and is committed to delivering the highest standard of service
possible. Thank you for choosing Knovel!

Other Voices

I find Knovel Critical Tables to be an extremely valuable tool for providing the critical information I require for the diverse set of technical
fields and applications in which I work.

- Michael Kahr, Space Technology Group, Northrop Grumman

Trade Shows & Events

DTIC (Defense Technical Information Center) Conference 2005, Alexandria, VA, April 4-6, Hilton Alexandria Old Town Hotel. This year's theme: "Defense
Research and Engineering: Turning Data into Knowledge." Be sure to stop by the Knovel booth.

ACRL (Association of College & Research Libraries) 12th National Conference, Minneapolis, MN, April 7-10, Minneapolis Convention Center. This year's
event has more than 200 programs in seven theme tracks. Knovel representative Bryan Keane will attend. Be sure to stop by the Knovel booth #902.

AIChE (American Institute of Chemical Engineers) 2005 Spring National Meeting, Atlanta, GA, April 10-14, Hyatt Regency. This year's event will focus
on workable solutions to the challenges confronting the chemical industry. Knovel representatives Jim McDonald and Bob Brand will attend. Be sure to
stop by the Knovel booth #213.

SLA (Special Libraries Association) Illinois Chapter April Meeting, Chicago, IL, April 14. Knovel is sponsoring this meeting. Knovel representative
Mark Pohlkamp will attend.

If you would like to make an appointment to meet with Knovel representatives at any of these events, please contact Knovel at: (203) 748-6066, or
email sales@knovel.com.

>> TUTORIAL

Alcohol Used in Perfume Formulation

Scenario: A perfume chemist/compounder is working on a new formulation. In order to ensure solubility of all the ingredients, the compounder would
like to find a suitable co-solvent, perhaps an alcohol, to ensure that all ingredients form a clear solution. The alcohol used is required to have a
high enough vapor pressure to ensure that the final formulation is gradually released into the air. The compounder needs to identify and evaluate
alcohols with a boiling point that falls between 100-200 C, and a melting point between 50-100 C. Knovel can help.

1. On the Knovel Home Page click on the Advanced Search button at the top right of the screen.

For the first Search Criteria select keyword (default) in the Category drop down list. When you select it, enter the value alcohol in the Keyword(s)
box.

For the second Search Criteria select physical constants in the Category drop down list. In Field Name, select boiling point. For Operator select is
between (>=/<=). For Numeric Range enter 100 - 200.

For the third Search Criteria select physical constants in the Category drop down list. In Field Name, select melting point. For Operator select is
between (>=/<=). For Numeric Range enter 50 - 100.

Click the Search button at the bottom of the screen.

2. The Search Results page shows 57 matches in 7 books, including the first result which is Knovel Critical Tables--this issue's featured title.
Click on the Table (25) link for the first result, "Basic Physical Properties of Chemical Compounds." This launches a Knovel Interactive Table
showing 25 alcohol compounds that match our criteria for boiling point and melting point. The perfume compounder can now quickly evaluate various
alcohol compounds and select the best candidates for the new formulation.

>> KOOL TIPS

Chemical Structure Diagrams

When opening a Knovel Interactive Table that lists properties information for chemical compounds, you will often notice a column called "structure"
that contains a picture of a benzene ring (pictured at the right). When you click the benzene ring icon, the name and chemical structure for that
particular compound will appear. Kool!

>> LINKS IN THIS ISSUE

Knovel Home Page
www.knovel.com

K-News RSS/Blog Feed
knovel.blogs.com/knews/index.rdf

Knovel Critical Tables
http://news.knovel.com/ct.html?rtr=on&s=a89,bez5,i2c,8ceu,6ezh,1gc4,d46a

DTIC Conference 2005
http://news.knovel.com/ct.html?rtr=on&s=a89,bez5,i2c,flrz,k989,1gc4,d46a

ACRL 12th National Conference
http://news.knovel.com/ct.html?rtr=on&s=a89,bez5,i2c,253k,grrg,1gc4,d46a

AIChE 2005 Spring National Meeting
http://news.knovel.com/ct.html?rtr=on&s=a89,bez5,i2c,gjv9,llv0,1gc4,d46a

SLA Illinois Chapter April Meeting
http://news.knovel.com/ct.html?rtr=on&s=a89,bez5,i2c,j5pd,hu45,1gc4,d46a

ARTstor and Safari

Dear ARTstor Users,

ARTstor is pleased to announce that the ARTstor digital library now supports the Safari 1.2 browser for Macs with operating system OS X 10.3. If you have an older version of the Safari browser and need to upgrade, you can download version 1.2 from the Apple website, www.apple.com.

We would like to thank those of you who have been eagerly and patiently awaiting this release while we have worked to make this happen.

For any questions or problems related to using the Safari browser with ARTstor, please contact the ARTstor User Services team at userservices@artstor.org.

Kind regards,
ARTstor User Services

Agreement Reached Between the Frick Art Reference Library and ARTstor

The Frick Art Reference Library and ARTstor announced today that they had
reached an agreement to collaborate on the digitization, preservation, and
distribution through ARTstor of approximately 20,000 high quality digital
images from the Library's famous photoarchive, one of the world's greatest art
historical research resources.

This collaboration will focus on the Frick Library's renowned Negative
Collection, an archive of approximately 60,000 large-format negatives that is
prized by scholars as a unique visual record of lesser-known and largely
unpublished European and American paintings. These paintings are often
documented with invaluable, unpublished information and scholarly opinions
assembled under the Frick's auspices. The Negative Collection is the product
of both ongoing acquisitions programs and dedicated photographic campaigns
sponsored by the Frick Library. One of the Frick Library's top priorities is
the digital reformatting and preservation of deteriorating negatives from the
Negative Collection. The present collaboration will advance this key
institutional goal, building upon support previously proffered by the Carl and
Lily Pforzheimer Foundation.

The present project will involve two key archives from the Negative Collection.
The first archive consists of nearly 9,000 large-format, glass plate negatives
produced in the early decades of the twentieth century by the Italian
photographic firm of Sansoni. The Sansoni archive richly document fresco
cycles and other forms of architectural decoration in many remote sites
throughout Italy, including significant works that have since suffered
irreversible damage or destruction.

The second archive consists of nearly 10,000 large-format glass plate and
nitrate negatives, as well as polyester "interpositives," produced by the
archives of the firm A.C. Cooper, Photographers, London, and related
photographic archives. These photos principally document paintings as they
passed through art auction galleries in London in the 1920s and 1930s, often in
transit from one private collection to another.

These two landmark archives will greatly enrich ARTstor's value to a wide
academic and museum audience. In reaching this agreement, Anne L. Poulet,
Director of the Frick Collection, and James Shulman, Executive Director of
ARTstor, expressed their enthusiasm in collaborating to use digital
technologies to make these unique scholarly resources more broadly available
for noncommercial educational and scholarly purposes. "Just as the founding of
the Frick Art Reference Library marked an extraordinary milestone in providing
an image repository for in depth scholarly research, our collaboration with
ARTstor will set us on a sure and valuable course to preserve and develop the
Library's mission through digital technology," comments Poulet.

ARTstor (www.artstor.org) was created in 2001 as a nonprofit initiative of The
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, and is now an independent non-profit organization
dedicated to serving education and scholarship in the arts and the humanities.

The Frick Art Reference Library was founded in 1920 by Helen Clay Frick as a
memorial to her father, Henry Clay Frick. Its mission was and remains to
gather photographs of paintings, drawings, sculpture, and illuminated
manuscripts executed between the fourth and the mid-twentieth century by
European and American artists; to collate with each photograph facts relating
to the object's history and present location; and to create a comprehensive
research library for the study of Western art. Today the Library's holdings of
books, periodicals, auction sale catalogs, special collections and archives
complement the photoarchive to comprise one of the world's most valued art
research centers and the most comprehensive resource on the history of
collecting and patronage.

For further press information about The Frick Collection and Frick Art
Reference Library, please contact Heidi Rosenau, Manager of Media Relations &
Marketing.
Media Relations Phone: (212) 547-6866
General Phone: (212) 288-0700
Fax: (212) 628-4417
E-mail address: mediarelations@frick.org

Ovid PsychInfo

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