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Magnetoresistance in triphenyl-diamine derivative blue organic light emitting devices
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Letter from J. R. Eakin to Arthur G. Ringland
No full textLetter (copy) from J. R. Eakin to Arthur C. Ringland about the alignment of 40 acres near the Buggeln ranch
Separating the roles of electrons and holes in the organic magnetoresistance of aluminum tris(8-hydroxyquinoline) organic light emitting diodes
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Letter dated 19 January 1967 from E. J. Hunter to L. C. Hammond, copy sent to Lorenzo Richards
No full textLetter dated 16 January 1967 from Luther C. Hammond, Soil Physicist at the University of Florida in Gainesville, to "Moist O\u27Matic, Inc.", in Riverside, California, asking for prices on porous ceramic hydrostat; and, Letter dated 19 January 1967 from E. J. Hunter, "Vice President" [of Moist O\u27matic] to L. C. Hammond, thanking him for his letter and saying request for prices would be forwarded to Lorenzo A. Richards; this copy sent to Lorenzo A. Richards in Riverside, California; Accompanied by a note to Lorenzo Richards from Mary Michalko offering to type his letterDr. Richards: 1/19/67 If you have no way of getting your letter typed I will be happy to do it for you. January 19, 1967 Mr, L. C« Hammond Soil Physicist Institute of Food & Agricultural Sciences University of Florida 221 Mccarty Hall Gainesville, Florida 32601 Dear Mr* Hammond: Thank you for your letter of January 16th requesting quotations an^spe^l^ications on a porous ceramic hydr^os^at. if* are forwarding your letter to^ar^. J»* A. Ric^iards^or reply and I am sure #*ou will\ e hearittc? from ^him shortly. urs very truly. B. J, Hunter Vice President BJH/&M CCs Dr. L, A* Richards \u27 4455 Fifth Street Riverside, California UNIVERSITY O F FLORIDA INSTITUTE OF FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL. SCIENCES COLLEOE OF AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURAL. EXPERIMENT STATIONS ASRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE SCHOOL. Of FORESTF DEPARTMENT OF SOILS 221 MCCARTY HALL GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA 32601 January 16, 1967 Moist O\u27Matic, Inc. 1795 Massachusetts Avenue Riverside, California Gentlemen: Please quote prices on your porous ceramic hydrostat (tensiometer cup) in quantities of 2} $0 and 100. Also, we would like prices and specifications on flexible plastic tubing used for remote installation of the hydrostat. We are planning a soil moisture study in which one or more extensive tensiometer installations will be required. Yours very truly, 7 ^ /l //^A770^J/ L# C. Hammond / Soil Physicist LGH/nc JAN 1 8 19B
Letter from Thos. J. Henley to Geo. W. Manypenny with a report from C. J. Couts, 1855
No full textEnlosed a copy of report of C. J. Couts Special Indian Agent for the County of San Diego, rel. to the number and condition of a portion of the Indian in his agency
Evidence for erbium-erbium energy migration in erbium(III) bis(perfluoro-p-tolyl)phosphinate
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[Supplementary Offense Report by J. C. Day #1]
No full textCarbon copy of a supplementary offense report regarding the transfer via prepaid sealed express of Lee Harvey Oswald's clothing to the National Archives
Note from J. H. Skinner to Reed
No full textNote relaying that a copy of the letter (ID Number UA9b001f063i001) from M. W. Gardener detailing J. C. Arthur's reprint collection, was given to Reed for approval of the purchas
[Affidavit In Any Fact by J. C. Day #2]
No full textIllegible copy of an Affidavit In Any Fact by J. C. Day, concerning confusion over the number of spent hulls found on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository. Day describes how the spent hulls were acquired and attempts to clear up the confusion
The nonsense of copyright in libraries : digital information and the right to copy
No full textThe notion of copyright is deeply entrenched in the psyche of librarians, who remain one of the few groups who consistently support or uphold it. Given the growth of digital information and consequential change in the behaviour of information creators and users the paper posits that copyright administration in libraries has become a cumbersome burden whose “time has come”. Changes in information provision by libraries towards delivering more digital information have ironically highlighted the paradox libraries face between providing the best possible service and upholding copyright. The notion that there exists in the digital environment a “right to copy” is put forward. Copyright is legally complicated, controversial, subject to a number of misunderstandings and generally not fully understood even by the librarians whose daily tasks include administering it. To better understand the current status of copyright and its impact on libraries the notion of copyright is briefly outlined, along with what exactly copyright is, its historical roots and its suitability in the current environment. In examining the legislation the paper critiques its aims and how it fails in these; compares arguments in favour and against its retention, investigates how it serves to restrict creativity rather than encourage it and in closing suggests why libraries should abandon the struggle to uphold copyright. Examples from New Zealand, Australia, the US and the UK are used to highlight inconsistencies that support the argument that copyright in the digital environment is a nonsense that no longer works
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