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From time to time, Alibris offers discount coupons or promotional codes.

So, until Wednesday, June 27, 2007 you can use the following:

HALEY $3 off $30+ Valid until 27 June07
ROOTS $10 off $100+ Valid until 27 June07

When you click through to buy a book, you can enter the promo or coupon code for a discount on the last page.

Note: discount is only off book purchase prices, not including shipping cost!

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Ever wanted to find all the books in a page?

Perhaps there are a list of ISBNs with no links? This is often the case with some academic works.

So I’ve built the “Nescholar – Books in Page” tool

This link below can be installed or added to your favourites.

NeoScholar – Books in Page

For Firefox – Drag the link to your toolbar

For IE – Right Click the link – add to favourites

How do you use it?

When your on a page you want to scan just click the link from your favourites or tool bar. It’s that simple. Hopefully we’ll know whats on that page.

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Modern tools, such as YouTube, allow many to express their ideas and observations.

Here we have a brilliant video demonstrating the changes and styles in female portraits over the last 500 years.

Women in Art ( YouTube )

( Found this via – Ook Blog )

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Recently I mentioned that International Shipping rates were up.

And then I stumbled upon, BetterWorld.com. From their site:

Can you fund literacy, care for the environment,
and get a fair price on the books you want?
Yep. You’re doing it right now.

I think that’s pretty cool.

So, I don’t have any magic way of searching their database, and showing the results when you search for a book. But you might want to take a look.

It’s $2.97 USD to ship internationally !

That’s $9 – $10 cheaper than Amazon.com and Alibris.

I am still waiting for my book to arrive (should be a few weeks).

It’s Another option for grabbing a bargain and helping fun literacy in underprivileged countries overseas.

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