Archive for May, 2009

ART LINKS

19 May 2009

Artcyclopedia
Comprehensive index of every artist represented at hundreds of museum sites, image archives, and other online resources. Can search by artist, museum, artwork, movement, etc.
www.artcyclopedia.com

Art History on the Net
Information by time period and geographic area. Information on museums and galleries.Click on “Art History Resources on the Web”.
www.witcombe.sbc.edu

Famouspainter.com
Lives and art of famous painters, including Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dali, Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and Vincent Van Gogh.
www.famouspainter.com

National Gallery of Art – Search Page
Search by artist, title, subject, expanded search, provenance, or accession number for information from the collection database.
www.nga.gov/search/search.htm

Vincent van Gogh Gallery
Comprehensive site for artist.
www.vangoghgallery.com

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ARKANSAS LINKS

19 May 2009

Arkansas State University www.astate.edu
Arkansas State Library www.asl.lib.ar.us
Arkansas Game & Fish www.agfc.state.ar.us

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DATABASES

13 May 2009

EBSCOhost® databases allows users to search for articles in over a 1000 journals, magazines and newspapers in a wide variety of subject areas, including agriculture, business, health, education, current affairs, sports plus much more. Most articles can be printed or emailed.

Gale Group’s Discovering Collection
This full text database allows students to research papers and class assignments in five core subject areas of history, literature, biography, science and social studies.

OCLC First Search
A large database that includes Medline, ERIC, World Almanacs, WorldCat, and indexes to various types of publications.

The above databases are being brought to the schools and libraries of Arkansas through Traveler, which is an LSTA project administered by the Arkansas State Library.

LEARN-A-TEST
Practice tests and preparation for GED, Fireman, Postal Worker, ASVAB, Cosmetology, SAT, ACT, Citizenship and others.

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CLAY COUNTY GENEALOGICAL & HISTORICAL SOCIETY

13 May 2009

The Genealogy Area in the Piggott Public Library is approximately 700 sq. ft. and contains over 3,000 items of books, microfilm, CDs, microfiche, newspapers, etc. There are volunteers from the Clay County Genealogical and Historical Society in the Genealogy Area on Monday mornings and Thursdays to help visitors with their research.
The Clay County Genealogical and Historical Society was formed in January 1985. The address for the society is 361 W. Main St., Piggott, AR 72454. The email address at the library is ccghs1985@yahoo.com.
The purpose of this organization is to encourage the science of genealogy, to promote genealogical education, to gather genealogical and historical information, to preserve and publish materials of genealogical and historical nature and to promote an interest in the preservation of such records related to Clay County, Arkansas.
The Society meets from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on the third Sunday of each month except in June. Because of Father’s Day in June, the Society meets on the fourth Sunday and because of the holidays there is no meeting in December. The Society meets at the Piggott Public Library, 361 W. Main St., Piggott, AR.
Membership in the Society runs from January 1 through December 31. Dues are as follows: Individual: $10.00 per year, Family: $15.00 per year, Student: $8.00 per year, and Business: $25.00 per year. Members receive a quarterly newsletter published four times each year. Members may submit queries to be published in the newsletter.
Officers are elected each year at the annual meeting in November.
The 2002 officers are as follows:
President – Jerry Holifield
First Vice President – Shirley McMahon Garrett (Chairman, Membership Committee)
Second Vice President – Shirley McMahon Garrett (Chairman, Program Committee)
Recording Secretary – Karen Anderson Bageant
Corresponding Secretary – Camilla Bricker Cox
Treasurer – Hellon Reed Bageant
Newsletter Co-Editors – Hellon Reed Bageant and Shirley McMahon Garrett

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Avoid Society Norms But Still Make Money Online

5 May 2009

It is never easy to live up to the expectations of the society. There will always be those people who will want to do more than what you can do. For the most part, I would say, do what makes you happy; do whatever it is that satisfies what you really want. You don’t have to live by the standards of society just to be appreciated. Just make sure though that you don’t violate any laws. You can make money online right from your own home and though you may not have an office of your own, your very own and cozy home is where you will be spending time at, juicing money from your hard work. Just imagine, by the end of the day, you don’t have to drive through traffic just to see your beautiful family. Isn’t that nice?

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