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		The Aikido Journal archives now include more than 800 articles in over ten different languages and numerous video clips.
		A reader in the Aikido Journal forums has provided a link to a video clip of Gozo Shioda Sensei.
	www.aikidojournal.com (2236 words)

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		Job searches can be carried out from Elsevier’s life science gateways, via ScienceJobs.com, the leading online science recruitment service for job seekers and employers.
		All journals available through BioMedNet's Journal Collection are available for access on ScienceDirect.
		Online access to your personal subscription - for all Trends, Current Opinion and Drug Discovery Today journals - is now available on another Elsevier platform, powered by ScienceDirect providing you with unparalleled reliability and functionality.
	www.bmn.com (913 words)

	MLA /APA Style
		These sites vary in their interpretation of how MLA applies to online sources, but the patterns in each example are similar.
		What is most important in documenting electronic resources, is to give the reader as much essential information as possible (e.g.
		"Online discussion of future fuels." 24 Oct. 1997.
	mciu.org /~spjvweb/mla.html (1219 words)

	Rav-SIG: Online Journal > Meorei Galicia (Encyclopedia of Galician Sages) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		A secondary source was considered to be those books or articles written about Galician scholars or references to them in the Responsa (correspondence between rabbis in the form of questions and answers to Halakhic matters), various tables, introductions to books, Prenumeranten lists, and books about the Jewish communities in Galicia.
		In addition a wide survey was required of the Jewish press and journals in many languages, as well painstaking searches through archives and libraries including unpublished manuscripts.
		Countless conversations and correspondence with people throughout the world were needed to realize the author’s self appointed mission over many years.
	www.jewishgen.org /rabbinic/journal/mgalicia.htm (3027 words)

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