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The Moravian Library in Brno is the second largest library in the Czech Republic. It was founded in 1808 and has over 4 million items in its collection. The library provides a diverse selection of documents for its over 21,000 registered users and 600,000 annual visitors. It offers many online services through its website including an online catalog and access to licensed electronic resources and digitized documents. Users can easily register for access to the library's resources, including borrowing privileges, and it provides spaces for both individual and group studying as well as cultural events.

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The document provides information about the Gandia Campus Library- CRAI (Center for Learning and Research Resources) at the Polytechnic University of Valencia. It summarizes the library's services, collections, and resources available to students and faculty which include 430 study spaces, group study rooms, e-books, journals, databases, and assistance from library staff. Operating hours and borrowing policies are also outlined.

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LLEF16 workshop - Mogilev, Belarus

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The document announces the 7th annual international workshop on Lifelong Learning within European Frameworks to be held in April 2016 in Mogilev, Belarus. The workshop will bring together academics, educators, and experts from various European states to promote collaboration, share new findings and concepts, and help develop common European education frameworks. It provides important dates, submission guidelines, registration information, and contact details for the event.

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This document summarizes the results of a survey of newspaper digitization efforts across European libraries. It found that over 129 million pages from over 23,000 titles have been digitized, with 11 libraries digitizing over 3 million pages each. However, only about 10% of library newspaper collections are fully digitized. Issues remain around copyright and access to 20th century papers. The European Library aggregator will help provide search access to 18 million digitized newspaper pages, though challenges around OCR quality and copyright restrictions remain. Continued contribution of new content is needed to expand access over time.

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Building new library spaces. The Munich University Library’s Philologicum

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The document discusses plans to build new library spaces at the Munich University Library called the Philologicum. It provides details about the university and current library facilities. An international competition was held in 2013 to design the Philologicum, and construction by the winning architects began in 2016. The new building will open in 2018 and house over 400,000 volumes, with various study areas, equipment, and features. The project team is addressing technical and logistical aspects of the move, such as selecting volumes and applying RFID tags.

Ifla 2018 europe

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The document summarizes the state of e-books and digital audiobooks across various European countries and regions. It finds that every country handles e-resources differently, with no common approach. Collection sizes, user demographics, acquisition models, and costs all vary significantly between places. While a recent European court ruling affirmed libraries' right to lend e-books, it did not address their ability to acquire e-books or set pricing standards. The situation in Europe remains diverse with no single dominant model.

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[1] The document provides instructions for adding a logo to a presentation slide in Microsoft PowerPoint, including how to insert, size, and position the logo on the slide. [2] It also lists contact information and hours for the Villa Bosch Library librarian as well as policies regarding borrowing books, returning books, and transferring books between colleagues. [3] Finally, it provides information about the library's holdings, circulation policies, retrieval resources, journals, new acquisitions process, interlibrary loans, and databases.

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Hendrik Rascher is a 26-year-old single male from Maastricht, Netherlands. He received a Master's degree in Health and Social Psychology from Maastricht University in 2016 and a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from the same university in 2014. His work experience includes employment at Sonopress in their Galvanik division from 2016-2016 where he created and quality controlled tools for mass production. He is fluent in English, Dutch and German and enjoys sports, card games, reading, documentaries, and spending time with friends.

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A 15-year-old student named Rodrigo Teresa wrote a letter to a careers advisor requesting information about becoming a physicist. He saw their advertisement in the local newspaper and is interested in the important skills for that profession. Rodrigo enjoys math and thinks he is hardworking. He asks the advisor to send him a career information pack, application form, and details about relevant courses and training.

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This document discusses the Porta Fontium project between the Czech and Bavarian state archives to digitize historical records that were divided after World War II. The project has digitized birth, marriage, death, and census records; chronicles; photographs; and lists of spa guests from the border region. A new related project is the Czech-Bavarian Archive Guide database that provides detailed information on collections from both countries held in each other's archives. The goal is to make these dispersed historical sources more accessible online to researchers while addressing copyright issues.

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Ukraine represents a growing market opportunity for e-commerce, with the e-commerce market value reaching $1.6 billion in 2012 and expected to grow to $5.65 billion by 2016. MEEST GROUP offers a full range of postal and logistics services to support cross-border e-commerce in Ukraine, including pick up from Europe, customs processing, delivery within Ukraine, and money transfer services. As a leading logistics provider in Ukraine and surrounding regions, MEEST GROUP has over 20 years of experience, a large network of offices and partners, and can provide fast and reliable delivery even to remote areas of Ukraine.

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