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	CORC: Canberra Off Road Cyclists: Membership
		Annual membership for a senior competitor is currently $100 (of which $20 is retained by CORC and $80 goes to MTBA to cover racing and public liability insurance).
		CORC was established in 1988 and affiliated with Mountain Bike Australia in 1999 as an MTBA Foundation Club.
		CORC is very supportive of junior riders and has an active junior rider development program.
	www.corc.asn.au /general/membership.asp (1093 words)

	CALIFORNIA ORGANIC RECYCLING COUNCIL (Site not responding. Last check: )
		CORC supports the development of an organics infrastructure for increasing sustainable and diverse end markets, through policy leadership and education.
		CORC provides educational workshops, expert testimony and comments on legislation and regulations, and is a resource for organic materials recycling programs.
		CORC was formed to respond to regulatory and marketing pressures and to provide a voice for the organic recyclers that are trying to stay in business and respond to the new challenges of AB939.
	www.crra.com /corc/index.html (228 words)

	CALIFORNIA ORGANIC RECYCLING COUNCIL (Site not responding. Last check: )
		CORC policy presentation at the SCCEED Organics Workshop at the offices of the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts.
		CORC participation (ongoing) in the kickoff (steering committee) meeting for the CIWMB Mulch and Compost Infrastructure Study.
		CORC meeting with CIWMB staff to discuss comments and concerns re: the latest informal working redraft of the statewide compost regulations.
	www.crra.com /corc/accomplishments.html (492 words)

	About CORC - Clinical Outcomes Research Center at the University of Minnesota
		The Clinical Outcomes Research Center (CORC) is a joint venture of the Medical School and the School of Public Health at the University of Minnesota.
		The dominant conceptual model for CORC’s work is an epidemiological approach, which uses analysis to separate the relationship between treatment and outcomes, adjusting for the roles of related patient characteristics.
		A core function of CORC is the development of prospective structured data systems that capture relevant baseline status and risk factors for specific clinical problems or therapies and the systematic collection of follow-up data to assess the outcomes in terms that capture both the clinical and the patient-centered effects of care.
	www.sph.umn.edu /corc/about.html (638 words)

	CALIFORNIA ORGANIC RECYCLING COUNCIL
		CORC provides educational workshops, expert testimony and comments on legislation and regulations, and is a resource for organic materials recycling programs.
		CORC was formed to respond to regulatory and marketing pressures and to provide a voice for the organic recyclers that are trying to stay in business and respond to the new challenges of AB939.
		Both CORC and CRRA seek a diversity of members and participation from all facets of the industry, including processors, mulchers, composters, equipment vendors, biomass fuel makers, government officials, non-profit organizations and individuals.
	crra.com /corc (228 words)

	VEYO :: CORC
		Recently, a CORC constitution has been submitted to Bishop De Angelis for approval, which is designed to structure and strengthen the group as a diocesan organization and reach youth also in the far-flung reaches of the Diocese of Peterborough, from Courtice to Parry Sound and from Brighton to Powassan.
		Generally, CORCs are young people between the ages of 14 and 25 who have a basic understanding of their faith, but wish to learn more and grow in their faith together with other youth.
		CORCs also have the desire to help their peers grow in the faith or come to know it better by sharing, through talks, discussions and music, their experiences with God and their passion for all the great things the Catholic Church has to offer.
	www.veyopeterboro.org /youth/corc.html (617 words)

	CAMHS Outcomes Research Consortium (CORC)
		CORC is a learning collaboration between mental health professionals across the UK and Norway who work with children and adolescents.
		The aim of CORC is to develop and pilot a model of routine evaluation of outcomes (i.e.
		CORC can then use this to provide high quality information on the outcomes and value of therapeutic services for children, young people and their families, which can in turn be used service providers, commissioners and users.
	www.annafreudcentre.org /corc.htm (212 words)

	OCLC Introduces WebExpress, CORC Service
		CORC lets librarians work together to target the Web resources that fit local needs, leveraging a cooperative model to minimize duplication of effort and maximizing knowledge sharing with other libraries.
		CORC gives libraries the ability to make local resources available to patrons worldwide and to make quality global resources available to local library users.
		Libraries using CORC have the option of subscribing to the WebDewey service for access to the latest version of the enhanced Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) database (updated quarterly) and use of an automatic classification tool to generate candidate DDC numbers during record creation.
	www.infotoday.com /it/sep00/news15.htm (700 words)

	RGU: Bringing Order to the WWW
		CORC is a cooperative effort between OCLC and libraries around the world to organise and facilitate access to electronic information resources on the Web.
		CORC, launched in January 1999, utilises the "Dublin Core", a new standard developed for describing electronic resources similar to tools long accepted and used by librarians world wide to describe most other library materials.
		Because CORC uses the Dublin Core metadata standard, which simplifies the description and organisation of digital objects, the cataloguing of Web resources will hopefully be extended beyond the library community.
	www.rgu.ac.uk /News/disp_NewsPreview.cfm?PGE_ID=477&vmenu=2 (593 words)

	Corc
		CORC is based on the principles of librarianship.
		CORC insures that web resources are accessible by utilizing standardized vocabulary and rich searching capabilities.
		CORC has the potential to become the most important and scholarly search engine on the Web.
	www.slais.ubc.ca /courses/libr500/winter2000/WWW/a_defaveri/Corc.htm (270 words)

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		The CORC project staff has responded to the need for definition by adding to the basic fields a number of extensions or "qualifiers." The purpose of these qualifiers is often not clearly defined, and it is sometimes difficult to decide in which subfield information should be entered.
		The CORC staff is constantly adding to and modifying the available modifiers, which means that records in CORC only a few months old are likely to be cataloged somewhat differently from those done today.
		Especially after CORC records are integrated into the OCLC database (which OCLC plans to do around the middle of 2000), their Dublin Core records should be much easier for both experienced and casual users to find than FGDC metadata.
	www.sunysb.edu /libmap/corcart.htm (5814 words)

	CORC - CORC people
		CORC is administered by a small central team.
		The CORC central team provides a range of support for the collection, analysis and reporting of data as well as general support for members.
		The CORC Research Group provides the facility to examine research issues related to CORC including the development of the CORC service-level report, the CORC protocol, interpretation of data, new developments, and any research proposals that members or others may put forward which may support the work that CORC members are undertaking.
	www.corc.uk.net /index.php?contentkey=39 (526 words)

	CORC - Questions & Help (Site not responding. Last check: )
		CORC’s role is to provide support and advice for routine service evaluation, not to enter and analyse all the data.
		CORC is promoting the need for all services to have some form of service database, or EPR system, that can, at a minimum, collect enough information to make the analysis of outcomes viable.
		The only database CORC has specifically commissioned and endorsed is the "outcomes measures database" which is available free to all members from the CORC members area.
	www.camhoutcomeresearch.org.uk /faq.asp (3284 words)

	Joint Institute for Marine Observations
		The objectives of the Consortium on the Ocean’s Role in Climate (CORC) are (1) to maintain critical elements of the ocean climate observing system in the Pacific Ocean and disseminate descriptions of observed climate variability, and (2) to develop new observational and data-assimilation methods for documenting and diagnosing climate change in the ocean.
		CORC has supported development of the Spray underwater glider as a platform for affordable sustained observations of climate variability.
		In addition, sessions on the role of salinity in climate were organized at the OceanSciences 2006 Meeting in February and a workshop on salinity was organized and hosted at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in May 2006; a white paper on salinity and a short meeting report are being prepared.
	jimo.ucsd.edu /research/projects/current/A_theme/corc.htm (1944 words)

	CORC (Site not responding. Last check: )
		CORC is a standing committee established by the Town Council.
		CORC shall be comprised of not less than five (5) or more than nine (9) individuals, duly eligible to vote in Town elections.
		A member of CORC will volunteer to write a "white paper" detailing the proposal and present it to the committee at the next scheduled meeting.
	www.bethany-beach.net /corc.htm (299 words)

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		CORC, or the Cooperative Online Resource Catalog, is doing exactly that, going beyond unequal search engines and lack to common terms to create a catalog of useful web sites, to be used by libraries around the world.
		CORC, with it's emphasis on cooperative cataloging, and by sharing the catalog in the same way that it shares catalog records for books, media and other formats, will allow quick growth of a world-encompassing catalog, making local information available worldwide in an organized manner.
		Though CORC is still in an early phase, Norm Nedeiros, (1999) a technical services librarian at New York University's School of Medicine, believes the "potential is huge.
	www-personal.ksu.edu /~redhead/portfolio/corc.html (1414 words)

	CORC at Cornell Project - Final Report
		CORC participants have the choice of using either the MARC or the DC standard, and CORC features a crosswalk between the two to enable easy viewing and inputting of information in either a MARC record or its DC counterpart.
		As several CORC participants commented in their email messages sent to CORC-L, MARC and DC are different standards, and information in one record may not translate very well to the other.
		CORC should be available as an option for Cornell staff to use for precataloging of networked resources, using Dublin Core.
	lts.library.cornell.edu /lts/who/fs/archives/Documents/corc.cfm (7605 words)

	City of Oxford Rowing Club \| Learn to Row
		CORC welcomes rowers of all standards from beginners to elite athletes and we try to accommodate any level of commitment from fair weather rowers to truly sad cases who feel the need to train on Christmas Day.
		CORC takes great care to ensure the courses are designed and run responsibly.
		All those wishing to join CORC must satisfy them of their competences to swim 100m.
	www.oxfordrowing.net /corc/club/corc_beginners.html (1678 words)

	cupl
		CUPL and CORC were representative of a significant class of teaching languages in its period, and study of their design casts a clear light on the preoccupations of their time.
		The CORC Dictionary is equivalent to a CUPL DATA section, but also allowed the programmer to dimension array variables.
		As for CORC: the Burroughs 1604 was documented as having a much wider range, 1e308 to 1e-308 with 11 digits of precision; the Burroughs 220 supported 1e-49 to 1e50 with 8 digits of precision.
	www.catb.org /~esr/cupl/cupl.html (2113 words)

	Penn State University Libraries CORC Taskforce Resources (Site not responding. Last check: )
		CORC- Cooperative Online Resource Catalog- is a major OCLC initiative to bring Internet-based electronic resources under organizational control.
		CORC approaches the challenges of bringing the explosive growth of Internet resources under control by combining the potential of human intervention with the power of computer-based harvesting and indexing of Websites.
		The advantages of using CORC can be readily discerned by comparing selected CORC searches with major search engines such as AltaVista and Excite.
	www.libraries.psu.edu /tas/cataloging/digital/corc/index.htm (421 words)

	UNSW LIBRARY CORC CATALOGUING REPORT (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The records in CORC are of varying quality, depending on their source and how they were created or generated.
		CORC has potential in terms of being a resource for cataloguing copy and for access provision to useful sites/resources, and also as a flexible cataloguing system.
		While CORC offers a wide range of cataloguing functions and a large database of Web resources, it is not suggested at this stage that the Library abandon full MARC cataloguing for core materials or ceases to have strong links with Kinetica.
	www.library.unsw.edu.au /~eirg/corc/corccat.html (3024 words)

	corc: University of Utah News Release: January 16, 2004
		The event is set to take place on January 21st, 2004 at 12:30 in the afternoon in the K-UTE Listening Lounge on the fourth floor of the University Union.
		The CORC is a joint effort by the Union Board and ASUU to provide adequate facilities for student groups to operate.
		The facility is located on the fourth floor of the Student Union in the area once known as the Cork Room, named in the sixties and known as a place for the free flowing of ideas.
	www.utah.edu /news/releases/04/jan/corc.html (442 words)

	Coalition of Religious Communities
		CORC thinks that there is a better way to broaden the tax base and fully remove the sales tax on a basic necessity - food.
		Thus, CORC advocates for a special considerations of all purchases that are currently tax exempt.
		It was great to visit the CORC groups in Richfield, Parowan, Cedar City, St. George, and Moab as well as to see the many members who were able to make it to Annual Meeting.
	www.corcutah.blogspot.com (916 words)

	ALA \| ITAL v22 n.1: Book Review
		CORC was both a database of metadata records for online resources and an experimental interface for creating those records, along with sharable pathfinders.
		They note that CORC included both important innovations but also significant drawbacks, as well as many automated capabilities still in their infancy or yet to be realized as useful in practice, such as metadata harvesting and automated DDC generation.
		Although he feels that creating bibliographic records for digital maps in the CORC database seems to be the best available solution to the problem of bibliographic control of the thousands of digitized maps available on the Web, he recounts the many problems that he encountered in doing this.
	www.ala.org /ala/lita/litapublications/ital/2201books.cfm (2481 words)

	Conall Corc and the Corcu Luigde (Laud 610)
		Vernam Hull, 'Conall Corc and the Corco Luigde', Proceedings of the Modern Language Association 62 (1947) 887-909.
		Corc: ‘Ba maith fer for a ferand fadessin.
		Ind adaig tondemi Corc i nh-Erind asbert a drui fri Cruithniu: ‘Fer gebas h-Érind ciallith dó ar mad andes {folio 98b2} dobhí aurthuili a fhlatho ni aithgebaid act bethi mogaid do.’ Giallsait do arnabárach.
	www.ucc.ie /celt/published/G302007.html (1579 words)

	C.O.R.C.
		C.O.R.C. is a nucleus for professionals and grassroots activists who think independently yet plan and act collectively.
		CORC provides support to networks of urban and rural poor communities who mobilize themselves around their own resources and capacities.
		CORC’s interventions are designed to enable rural and urban communities to learn from one another and to create solidarity and unity in order to be able to broker deals with formal institutions especially the State.
	corc.co.za /index.html (544 words)

	BCR - AFL, April 2000 - OCLC CORC (Site not responding. Last check: )
		CORC (Cooperative Online Resource Cataloging) is a Web-based service being developed by OCLC and member libraries around the globe.
		The aim of CORC is to enhance library users' access to the vast intellectual content of the World Wide Web.
		The key to this goal is the fact that the contents of the database are library-selected CORC weeds out the junk for library users, providing access to organized, relevant electronic resources.
	www.bcr.org /publications/afl/2000/aprcorc.html (315 words)

	CORC Report: OSUL Experimental Project (Sept., 1999-June, 2000)
		CORC is improving, but is still not as efficient as Prism.
		On the other hand, if there were more involvement of libraries using CORC for pathfinders, then CORC has great potential for enabling libraries to incorporate enhanced records in their pathfinders and for sharing resources.
		It is recommended that OSUL's experimental project with CORC be brought to a close, and that future involvement be guided by decisions about the presentation of web resources to the public as well as workload issues.
	library.osu.edu /sites/techservices/corcrept.php (1406 words)

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		and tr.), ‘Conall Corc and the Kingdom of Cashel’, ZCP 18 (1930) 420-1.
		When Conall Corc returned from his exile, his foster-brother, Níall Noígíallach, was king of Tara.
		When Corc was exiled, his father, Lugaid, died, and Crimthann took the kingship of Ireland and Scotland.
	www.hastings.edu /academic/english/Kings/Conall_Corc_ocus_Rige_Caisil.htm (214 words)

	OSU CORC Project: Status definitions for records and pathfinders (Historical Document)
		The University Libraries' CORC project supports the use of CORC Dublin Core (DC) metadata as a distinct format with its own content standard.
		This standard is based in part on emerging DC guidelines and standards documents, many of which are early drafts and subject to revision.
		Note that in some cases, the DC-to-MARC translation imposed by the CORC software limits the use and form of DC fields in ways not inherent in the DC format.
	www.library.osu.edu /sites/techservices/corc.htm (2545 words)

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