Library Associates Companies (LAC) seeks a Deputy Project Manager, library
services team, for a government agency in the greater Frederick, Maryland area.
The Deputy will be the working manager of a functional area of the Learning
Resource Center (LRC) - cataloging, reference, indexing. Addition
Library Associates Companies (LAC) seeks a Project Manager (PM), library
services team, for a government agency in the Frederick, Maryland area. The
Project Manager will work with the Library Manager on projects and deliverables
and additional responsibilities include providing oversight, manage
It seems like there are a number of eccentricities like that. I saw
somewhere in the documentation that if a word appears in more than half
the rows, it isn't searched. Because of that, I'm only using MATCH to
generate relevancy numbers. I'm doing boolean in the search terms. My
queries are like:
Mysql also skips any words fewer than 4 letters long unless you put in a
special line in the config file.
From: Code for Libraries [code4...@listserv.nd.edu] On Behalf Of Genny Engel
[gen...@sonoma.lib.ca.us]
Sent: Friday, May 29, 2009 3:41 PM
To: CODE4LIB
Once I read a study where the document collection to be indexed was in a narrow
technical field, and the goal was to present a search that quickly isolated
ONLY the most relevant documents. To this end, they stopworded everything that
didn't sufficiently distinguish one document from another.
In building a search function for some of our internal documents in PHP
/ MySQL, I took a look at the default list of MySQL English language
stop words used in the natural language searching feature. The list is
actually quite extensive, and goes well beyond the typical list of "to
be" cognates, co
I've recently come across a resource that has some overlap with
Code4lib. Some members here might find it interesting and/or wish to
participate. I saw no mention of Techsoup in our archives, so I'm
passing it along.
Techsoup for Libraries is a project of Techsoup, a more general
nonprofit techno
it seems that within 8 hrs of my mailing this out, the SESDA2 website was
given a complete overhaul by someone who doesn't understand the "Cool
URIs" mantra:
http://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/URI
Thanks to Kevin Clarke for pointing it out. The new location is:
http://www.sesda
