Welcome back from the long holiday weekend! We do hope that everyone had a great time, and if you ate too much, don’t worry! There’s plenty of time before the flurry of Christmas parties to lose that extra 5 pounds.
News
The Library was quiet last week, which enabled Gloria and her trusty student, Kristin, to correct some problems with the catalog prior to the next transfer of data to Biblioline’s Arctic and Antarctic Research database.
Also, the International Polar Year Publications Database is now available at http://www.nisc.com/ipy. Anyone may access it from the internet for free. We hope that this database will provide a vital resource for researchers, students, and the general public on the IPYs, past and present. This is also an excellent resource for publishing your IPY research results.
The Journal of Glaciology #183, v. 53 (2007) is now available on the International Glaciological Society website at http://www.igsoc.org/ and will remain available until such time as Ingenta adds it to their website.
Staff Report
Allaina is out of the office from the 27th through the 30th to attend The Persistence of Memory conference in Seattle. She will return on Monday the 3rd of December.
Policy Reminders, etc.
Check out our electronic publications site! We have links to numerous journals, some e-books, reports, ice charts, etc.
New Items in the Library
Journals and Reports
Annals of Glaciology, v. 46
Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research, v. 39, iss. 4
Books, Reprints, & Other Formats
Recovery responses of acidified Finnish lakes under declining acid deposition by Jussi Vuorenmaa.
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