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Automotive Service Technology Department Library Newsletter

May/June 2007

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Library News Bites

New Database

E-print network
Provides real-time search of web sites included in the e-print network.   The site does not house the information, but instead searches databases and web sites and provides a listing of search results.   The network covers research mainly in physics but also in chemistry, biology and life sciences, materials science, nuclear sciences and engineering, energy research, and computer and information technologies.

Web Sites of Interest

Automotive Global

http://www.automotive-technology.com/

This site serves as an international resource to the automotive industry.  Automotive events around the world, as well as ongoing automotive projects are listed.  There is a section for products and services and recent press releases.  Although the site could be more up-to-date, it does provide some good information for those interested in the automotive world.

Writing Resource Center: Empire State College [pdf]
http://www.esc.edu/ESConline/Across_ESC/WritingResourceCenter.nsf/homepageForm?OpenForm

Effective learning strategies for becoming a better writer are much appreciated resources on college campuses, and this site presents a cornucopia of just this type of material. Created by Empire State college faculty specifically for adult learners and faculty use, the site provides access to a very fine annotated resource list. The list contains documents from The Genesee Valley Center Writing Program and is divided into sections such as Grammar & Punctuation, ESL Resources, and Documenting Resources. The site contains over 150 specific resources that range from worksheets for faculty on how to conduct informal writing activities to a primer on when to write out numbers and when to use numerals in different types of documents. [KMG]

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JaNae Kinikin, Science Librarian
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Updated July 13, 2007 . Please send comments to JaNae Kinikin, Science Librarian
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