Handling your own common legal issues can save time and costly attorney’s fees, but it can also be an intimidating and confusing process. One way the GRPL can help is with the Gale Legal Forms Database. The database offers thousands of common forms covering an extensive variety of issues, including leases, real estate, contracts, bills [...]
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Tags: Databases, Research, technology
by Gayle
on October 26, 2009
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Footnote, an outstanding subscription database available only at the Grand Rapids Main Library, is aimed at creating and sustaining an online community of users, researchers that discover genealogical records, interact with one another, and share information on common ancestors.
Now totaling more than 53 million images, much of Footnote’s content is culled from the collections of [...]
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Tags: Databases, Genealogy, Local History
by tgleisne
on August 8, 2009
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GET A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE!
Want to see how China views the power transfer in Cuba? Or how African nations view the “green” revolution? Maybe you’re interested in how elderly abuse in the United States is seen by
European countries.
One of our newest databases, Global Issues in Context, offers perspectives on news and events in a variety of [...]
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Tags: Databases, featured database, International View
by The Librarian Per Se
on August 5, 2009
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With Summer Reading in full swing, why not browse our Featured Database, Books and Authors?
This database is a great place to find your next read – browse genre descriptions, book lists, author biographies, award winners, seasonal book suggestions, and much more!
One of the many highlights of Books and Authors is the “Who, What, Where, When” [...]
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Tags: authors, books, Databases, featured database
by mfox
on July 29, 2009
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His long-time dermatologist, Dr. Arnie Klein, has gone on record that he diagnosed Michael with lupus erythematosus.
If so, it would explain his loss of pigment (Vitiligo), his avoidance of sunlight (which can trigger a flare), his chronic pain, (patients may need opioids among other drugs), and even his sudden death by heart failure, since Lupus [...]
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Tags: Lupus, Michael Jackson
by Lisa
on July 13, 2009
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