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Thursday, 27th February 2003

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Resources, Reports, Tools, and Full-Text Documents (4 Items)
Wealth--Lists & Rankings
Source: Forbes
Now Available, The World's Richest People Rankings
The 17th annual list is online. Searchable. Lists by region and a "power ranking" that "weighs political connections, business scope, media coverage, philanthropy and net worth".
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Digitization Projects--Canada
Now Available: The Digitized Diaries of William Mackenzie King
Last May we mentioned that a project was underway to digitize this material. Today, news from Cold North Wind that the project is complete. From the announcement, "The diaries, which King kept on a regular basis from 1893 while as a student at the University of Toronto until shortly before his death in 1950, provide an intimate glimpse into one of Canada's most unique and dominant political figures. The diaries are available on the National Archives website as part of a retrospective on King's life. The diaries are searchable by term or phrase as well as by date and page number. The diaries exist in three different forms�the original handwritten diary; a typed transcript and an abridged typed transcript. In total there are about 50,000 images."
See Also: Direct to the The Diary Home Page (via National Archives of Canada)
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Health Information
New MEDLINEplus Compilations
* Child Mental Health
* Cesarean Section
Also Available: Directory of "Access to Electronic Health Information" Projects Funded by NLM in 2003
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Updates from Two Very Useful Content Acquisition Resources are Available
* Internet Resources Newsletter (March, 2003)
* BUBL Link 5/15 (February, 2003)

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