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Features short stories about robots that depict the complications and questions surrounding rights, human bonding, and freedom.

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Tejendra Singh, il fisico che ha scoperto il modo di mettere in comunicazione le varie Terre del multiverso, viene rapito sotto gli occhi del figlio, il giovane Everett Singh. Everett è a sua volta un genio della logica e dell''informatica e decide di partire in cerca del padre. Ma partire per dove? Innanzitutto bisogna recuperare la mappa degli universi elaborata dal dottor Singh e trovare il luogo in cui tutte le realtà coesistono e le verità di ogni mondo si sommano. Everett scopre la porta che apre l''ingresso a n dimensioni e si avventura da un mondo all''altro in cerca di Tejendra. Un crocevia tra percorsi infiniti, dalla Londra che conosciamo a una teoria di città-labirinto ancora invisibili.

Notes, newscuttings and photographs relating to the National Eucharistic Congress, Sydney, 12-19 April 1953; compiled by D. I. McDonald. The congress commemorated the 150th anniversary of Governor King''s proclamation, giving permission to celebrate Mass in Sydney, the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the Australian Holy Name Society as a Diocesan Unit and the 25th anniversary of the International Eucharistic Congress, held in Sydney, 1928.

Explores policy issues relating to copyright owners'' use of technological measures and contractual provisions to control access to, and use of, copyright content.

"This practical guide is for librarians and library technicians working in any type of library - public, government or corporate, as well as libraries in non-profit organisations and in institutions such as museums or galleries."--p1.

This book provides Australian library workers with a guide to the legislation around managing information. Part 2 provides a general overview of copyright. Part 3 looks at the exceptions to copyright. Parts 4-6 look at copyright in the context of a library supplying clients and other libraries with materials from their collection. Part 7 covers collection management including digitisation, while Part 8 goes through the copyright considerations in situations such as online access, library events, and clients with a disability. Part 9 looks at the relevant copyright licences a library may have to deal with. Many of these chapters contain frequently asked questions. Finally Part, 10 looks at current issues in law reform affecting libraries. [p.1, ed].