Digitool Demo Site

http://digitool-demo.exlibrisgroup.com:8881/R?RN=61341436

search for jpeg 2000 file, go for casablanca video streaming.

Ding Tai Fung

Hahaha ... this is the first time I tried Ding Tai Fung ... not bad.

The xiao long pao was juicy and very nice. :)

then, they have authentic chinese food also, i took a "hong shao niu rou mian" - which is beef noodles with soup. that was a chef recommendation ok!

shouldn't have sold my breadtalk stocks :P

Innovative Demo

Well, we have Neil Block, VP of World Wide Sales & Nathan James, Senior Systems Engineer from Innovative.

A couple of interesting thing were discussed and in particular, I would like to list some of these sites that Nathan mentioned.

For Symposia:
Colby did a really fantastic interface -
http://symposia.colby.edu/
and another one he refered to is of course IRis from Northeastern Library.

For Media Management Module:
San Francisco Public Library
http://sflib1.sfpl.org:82/search/i?SEARCH=aaf-0548

here they have a map and then when you click on each part of the map, it shows you the picture of that place.
http://sfpl.lib.ca.us/librarylocations/sfhistory/jamesscott/jamesscottmap.htm

Temple university, they have a separate search interface specifically for image.
http://diamond.temple.edu:81/

Leeds University -
Customization of ERM module
http://lib.leeds.ac.uk/search?/taba+journal/taba+journal/1%2C2%2C2%2CB/frameset&FF=taba+journal&1%2C1%2C

University of Misissippi
they embed the research pro search box into subject guides.
http://www.olemiss.edu/depts/general_library/files/subject/english-lit.html

Oh no - Lafayette College library - I can't remember what's special about them :P
http://www.library.lafayette.edu/screens/opacmenu.html

Haha ... this is even more valuable than anything else - their demo sites!
http://mill.iii.com:2080/

Haha, and the user id and password to login is printed on the example - "dan smith" / ***13***1
Symposia demo site
http://sym2.iii.com/

Another "iii - cube" customer - Webpac Pro, Research Pro, Encore

http://www.librarytechnology.org/ltg-displayarticle.pl?RC=12716
http://lib.ex.ac.uk/

ACRL Award - Geogia Institute of Tech

http://www.ala.org/ala/acrl/acrlawards/excellenceacademic.cfm

Princeton Review - Top 20 Academic Libraries

1 Harvard College

2 Princeton University

3 Brigham Young University (UT)

4 Cornell University

5 West Virginia University

6 Loyola University New Orleans

7 Whitman College

8 Columbia University--Columbia College

9 Saint Olaf College

10 Wesleyan University

11 University of Chicago

12 Dickinson College

13 Stanford University

14 Mount Holyoke College

15 Emory University

16 University of Virginia

17 The University of Texas at Austin

18 Valparaiso University

19 Furman University

20 University of Tennessee--Knoxville

More Webpac Pro, Research Pro, Webbridge

nice interface from the wellcome library.

http://library.wellcome.ac.uk/index.html

Research Pro

http://researchpro.iii.com:800/iii/mfrpro-welli/loadSearchPage.do?searchpage=simple&searchtype=simple&accountid=welli3&accountpassword=welli3&mfreturncookie=no&iiitoken=50f751ce436f0f2e2f1e99b3285ede0f2fd16e71135032d594492ea0c46b5540

Webpac Pro & Webbridge
http://catalogue.wellcome.ac.uk/

javascript and dynamic html resources

Javascript Resources

http://webdeveloper.earthweb.com/webjs
Offers a huge collection of JavaScript standards.

http://javascript.internet.com
Provides a solid catalog of 2,000 bread-and-butter scripts.

www.javascript-2.com
Tips the scales with a staggering 9,000 scripts.

www.dynamicdrive.com
Provides a smaller set of scripts that emphasize modern DHTML-based programming techniques. Includes exotic scripts like glowing green letters that tumble down the page, Matrix-style. Offers many scripts that are IE-only, but clearly indicates browser support for each script.

www.javascripter.net/faq
Unlike the other sites, this one doesn't offer a catalog of complete downloadable scripts. Instead, it's organized as a set of frequently asked JavaScript questions, with the relevant code for each answer.

http://webmonkey.wired.com/webmonkey/programming/javascript
Unlike the other sites, this one offers a smaller set of detailed JavaScript tutorials instead of a huge variety of standalone scripts. Useful if you want to learn more about some of the core JavaScript techniques.

free online link checker

Free online link checker.

http://validator.w3.org/checklink.

Enter the full URL for the page you want to check in the text box.