What is the symbolic meaning of hourglass?
It typically stands for time, or for time passing or time running out.
What got inducted into the National Recording Registry in 2020?
Same problems that exists today, long after the classification system has been developed and generally accepted as a standard: 1. People don't always follow the standard. For example, many plants have common names that remain firmly entrenched. Let's face it, everybody knows what a sunflower is, but how many would recognize it's official name of Helianthus annuus? How many could even pronounce it? 2. As our collective knowledge increases, the standard classifications may be changed. In the 1990s, florist mums stopped being Chrysanthemum and became Dendranthema. After years of debate, they became Chrysanthemum again. Go figure.
Is there a Liebig trade cards collectors site with catalogs?
yes, online at
http://www.chromo.be for numbered sets with or without title
and at
http://www.collectomania.be for thematic sets and titles
the are 1000nds of JPG's and descriptions with the numbers in all printed catalogues during decades 1900 to 1999 on that following URL's also other trade cards catalogue :http://www.chromo.be/cibil.asp Cibils meat Extract Company http://www.chromo.be/guerin.asp Guérin boutron, French Chocolat Company http://www.chromo.be/marche.asp Au Bon Marché, big trading company in Paris
Why was the Henry system of fingerprint classification used more than Vucetich's system?
You have to remember what the world was like politically at the time. Henry was an Englishman, and head of the Metropolitain Police in London. When he developed his system (with the help of Haque and Bose, of course), it was introduced to Scotland Yard, who in turn introduced it to a variety of U.S. police officials at the World's Fair in St. Louis in 1904. Once trained, it just stuck. Vucetich simply did not have as much access and therefore influence to the outside world as Henry did. Vucetich's system is actually easier to use, and just as accurate if you include its subdivisions. Many Spanish-speaking countries still use it, especially in South America. And Interpol uses both systems. The reason Henry is used in England and the U.S. is simply a matter of cultural advertising back in the early 1900s. == == The Henry system was more accurate
Was US marine squadron vmf 132 at Floyd bennet airfield?
I was a squardon member of VMF 132 @ Floyd Bennet field in late 1957 & 1958 Flying F9F Cougars & FJ 3 Furys.
Major Robert A Virga USMCR Retired
can only get money damages if the owner registers the copyright
Why is the library called a repository of information?
because it has a lot of books. hehehe its game time!
Why was the Library of Congress classification system created?
The Library of Congress Classification was created to arrange and organize the collections of books in the Library of Congress. Herbert Putnam invented the classification system.
How do you find a book title from the Library of Congress number?
Go to http://catalog.loc.gov/. Click "basic search" and select "Call number browse (Library of Congress classification". Type in your call number and click the "begin search" button.
Keep in mind that not all libraries assign the same call number as the Library of Congress. So you might also have luck searching the OPAC (the online public catalog) of your local library.
What does the abbreviation 'MCL' stand for?
There are many possible answers. According to Wikipedia:
MedicineWhat stores water and waste inside a cell?
It is the vacuole, a sac within the cytoplasm, that stores water inside plant cells. It also stores waste and food.
How long does it take to read a page from a book?
It varies from each person. Some people take 30 seconds to read a page whereas some people take 3 minutes to read a page.
When did Library of Congress begin requiring a full manuscript with copyright applications?
Deposit of the work in a designated repository has been required since the first US copyright act, in 1790.