Wonderful, looking forward to it! Jasmin
.
On Jan 10, 2011, at 5:23 PM, "Heidi G Lerner" wrote:
> Joan and I have submitted a proposal to present this topic at the conference.
> I believe that we are on the draft schedule.
> Best, Heidi
>
> - Original Message
Oh, how I wish I could come! Too bad the timing isn't great and the
funding isn't there for me to do so... But here's hoping that we'll
hear more from these speakers at AJL Annual! (For those of us who are
lucky enough to at least be able to make it there...)
Jasmin
Ja
ttern of Shoymeh and Moysheh, but I'd go with Shlomik
anyhow. I favor simpler romanization when there is no specific
prescription.
Jasmin Nof wrote:
I think it's a derivative of Shelomoh, so should it be Shelomik.? Or,
because it's nickname, Shlomik.? (or Shloymik.?)
Please advise, thanks, Jasmin
I think it's a derivative of Shelomoh, so should it be Shelomik.? Or,
because it's nickname, Shlomik.? (or Shloymik.?)
Please advise, thanks, Jasmin
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t contact me.
I look forward to having more company on the wiki! Please let me know
if I missed something in these instructions. As always, if you have any
questions about using the wiki and/or making changes to it, please don't
hesitate to contact me. :-)
Hodesh tov, Jasmin
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fe travels, Jasmin
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d the one on the european digitial project are much more suited
to programmatic presentations than a meeting.
why are they scheduled during a meeting?
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From: "Jasmin Nof"
To: heb-naco@lists.acs.ohio-state.edu
Sent: Tuesday, June 29, 2010 1:00:41 PM
Subject: 20
Attached and posted on wiki <http://rascat.pbworks.com/Agenda-2010>.
Please note there is pre-work and let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks, Jasmin
Chair, AJL Cataloging Committee
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Colleg
A request has been made to start the Sunday meeting time at 3 instead of
3:30 in order to minimize the need for us to meet a second time Tuesday
night. Does that work for all of you?
Please let me know asap.
Thanks, Jasmin
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h+Uri+%5E2F>.
Just thought I'd let y'all know, in case you want to make the change in
your respective catalogs. (I've made the change in OCLC.)
Looking forward to seeing many of you in Seattle,
Jasmin
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w much time you estimate you'll need.
Also, if you have a subject you'd like to present, please let me know if you require a laptop and/or projector ASAP.
Thanks and looking forward to seeing you again soon,
Jasmin
Chair, RAS Cataloging Committee
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Hello all,
I’m looking for a non-smoking female roommate for this year's
conference. I’ll be checking in on Sunday and checking out on Wednesday.
I have not yet reserved a room, so I hope to hear from someone soon.
Thanks! Jasmin
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I sent that too soon. I should have added that the English wiki entry
discusses some of the variant cities and pronunciations in the "history"
paragraph (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breslov_%28Hasidic_dynasty%29)
Jasmin Nof wrote:
Not to throw a kink in the works, but actually I
For whatever it's worth, according to the Yiddish wikipedia entry
(http://yi.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%91%D7%A8%D7%A1%D7%9C%D7%91), it's
spelled ברסלב but pronounced Braslev. (under dot), בראסלעוו.
Jasmin
Joseph Galron-Goldschlaeger wrote:
Well, I personally would go with Braslav (I had an unvoca
Not to throw a kink in the works, but actually I often hear the
pronunciation "Breslov" (and "Breslover Hasidim"). That should probably
at least be a reference heading.
For whatever it's worth, the English wikipedia entry is also "Breslov
(Hasidic dynasty)", with alternate spellings Bratslav
Sorry, not sure where the asterisks came from. James' email is
rosenbl...@brandeis.edu.
Jasmin
Jasmin Nof wrote:
Hello all,
The Programing Committee is looking for a cataloging presentation to
pair with Elhanan Adler's session at AJL this year. Please send any
ideas to James
Hello all,
The Programing Committee is looking for a cataloging presentation to
pair with Elhanan Adler's session at AJL this year. Please send any
ideas to James Rosenbloom at rosenbl...@brandeis.edu*.
*Thanks!
Jasmin
Chair, AJL Cataloging Committee
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Joan, would you like for me to note this on the changed romanization
chart in the wiki? Jasmin
Joan C Biella wrote:
Dear colleagues,
Recently in leafing idly through the new edition of Even-Shoshan I
noticed that one of my favorite off-the-wall Hebrew romanization
oddities exists no more. I
C. 20540
TEL (202) 707-5137 FAX (202) 707-6269
b...@loc.gov
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January 2010.
Mary Ghikas, Chair Committee of Principals
Alan Danskin, Chair Joint Steering Committee for Development of RDA
Don Chatham, Chair Co-publishers
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j
OK, so because it appears as one word, I will romanize it as Joan
suggests, de'(aleph diacritic)el.
Thanks all for your input.
Happy Friday and Shabat Shalom,
Jasmin
Zachary Baker wrote:
It doesn't appear to be the more common usage, but I did find another
example of די איל (de el, with the
een?
Short of finding an actual Ladino specialist, the solution may not be
easy.
Joan
Jasmin Nof 11/12/2009 3:16 PM >>>
hi, i'm cataloging Sefer Hovot ha-levevat in a ladino translation, 1822
vienna edition, and trying to figure out how to romanize דיאיל
("ṭr
but they're
only in roman characters, so not very helpful. i know that די is de and
דל is del. what am i missing? please advise.
thanks! jasmin
Jasmin Nof
Judaica and Hebraica Cataloger
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University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742
301-405-9337
j...@umd.edu
I added the new word to the changed romanizations table on the wiki. I
also changed the table from a word table, which is not compatible with
the wiki software, to a wiki table. A friendly reminder that wiki and
MS Office products do not play well together. If you'd like to paste
text or a t
te to email me and I will gladly add you as well.
See you next week and happy 4th of July, Jasmin
Chair, Cataloging Committee
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301-405-9337
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0:37 PM
To: heb-naco
Subject: Fwd: Draft Cat Com agenda
The following is a message that was posted by Jasmin Nof earlier on
Thursday and Friday to the Heb-NACO list, but disappeared before it
could be posted (The OSU mail server had a crash on Friday morning)
Yossi
Joseph (Yossi) Galron-Goldschl
Apologies. That message was intended for Yossi. Jasmin
a message that was posted by Jasmin Nof earlier on
>Thursday and Friday to the Heb-NACO list, but disappeared before it
>could be posted (The OSU mail server had a crash on Friday morning)
>
>Yossi
>
catdir/pcc/bibco/BSRFinalRepJune-12-2009.pdf
Shabat Shalom,
Jasmin,
Chair, Cataloging Committee
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lier this week asking if we had any
particular issues we'd like David to discuss. Please contact her (or
me) so we can convey your ideas to David.
Thanks and looking forward to seeing you again soon,
Jasmin
Chair, RAS Cataloging Committee
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hoshan and
Tanakh, but we're open to suggestions for other valid documentation sources.
Please let me know if you have any questions about using or adding to
the wiki, and thank you for your input,
Jasmin
Chair, Cataloging Committee
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l-sherbin...@osu.edu>
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ALCTS__Romanization_TF_charge[1].doc
Description: MS-Word document
dalet
was the same as the bet/kaf/lamed in Hebrew: sheva default, hirik
before a sheva'd character, etc.
Avoid imitations.
Bob
Jasmin Nof wrote:
Hi all, after researching the Aramaic and classical Hebrew
dictionaries at Maryland and coming up empty, I am now turning to you
w
dvise, thanks, Jasmin
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hek
National Library of Sweden
and in progress adding:
National Library of the Czech Republic and
National Library of Israel
More expected over the next few months. - Barbara
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30
If I recall correctly, when I went to library school (AACR2rev), we were
told that publishers series should be disregarded altogether (unless an
authority record has instructions to give as a quoted note).
Jasmin Nof
Judaica and Hebraica Cataloger
2200 McKeldin Library
University of Maryland
דשה: מאגנס מדעי חברה
-Original Message-
From: Ruhama Halevi
Sent: Sunday, March 22, 2009 3:22 PM
To: Tami Edri
Subject: FW: סדרה חדשה: מאגנס מדעי חברה
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From: Jasmin Nof [mailto:j...@umd.edu]
Sent: Friday, March 20, 2009 10:49 PM
To: info
Subject: ס
the chart itself looks good. only 1 grammatical comment: on the top of
p. 2, the 1st complete sentence, the end reads "but we recommend added a
246 ..."; should be "we recommend adding...". well done! jasmin
Heidi Lerner wrote:
FYI - see
http://www.loc.gov/catdir/cpso/roman2.html
zls or Mayzels?
קסלר -- is it Keslr or Kesler?
Should I just always add the "invisible e"? Then again, some names are
romnized without the e, e.g. Ruvn, Mikhl (granted, those are Hebrew
origin names). Please advise, thanks, Jasmin
Jasmin Nof 2/25/2009 5:28 PM >>>
ssage -
From: "Jasmin Nof"
To: heb-naco@lists.acs.ohio-state.edu, "Yossi Galron"
Sent: Monday, March 9, 2009 8:01:56 AM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific
Subject: Yiddish name romanization
Hi, I'm working on a Yiddish cd (part of a series), and have a bunch of
non-Hebre
re
romnized without the e, e.g. Ruvn, Mikhl (granted, those are Hebrew
origin names). Please advise, thanks, Jasmin
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Hi,
I'm looking for a female roommate, ideally someone who is also attending
both conferences. Please let me know if you're interested.
Thanks and hope to hear from you soon,
Jasmin
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Colleg
Hi all,
Please see below and note the change in scheduling for this year's OCLC
Update session from Sun. to Wed. afternoon so that you can plan accordingly.
Jasmin Nof
Chair, Cataloging Committee
Original Message
Subject:AJL 2009 in Chicago - sponsorships (good
Hello again,
Please see OCLC's response below re: correcting the merged J9U records.
Thanks, Jasmin
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Subject:RE: FW: J9U records
Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2008 14:48:35 -0500
From: Block,Brenda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Jasmin Nof <[E
ou have any further questions or
concerns.
Thanks
--Brenda
Brenda Block
Manager, Quality Control Section
OCLC, Inc.
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Dublin, OH 43017-3395
Phone: 614.764.6190
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of years ago on the
business model (and its inappropriateness to library service). Maybe
we could offer something along those lines?
Just my $0.02, FWIW.
--Nancy
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From: Jasmin Nof <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, November 20, 2008 8:06 am
Subject:
the
rest of us?
Thanks and hope to hear from you soon,
Jasmin Nof
Chair, AJL Cataloging Committee
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oops, missed the 'h' at the end of tseloteh.
Jasmin Nof wrote:
Hi Rachel,
The Shtainzalts ed. of the Talmud vocalizes it tselote,
צְלוֹתֵהּ דְאַבְרָהָם
Please let me know if you'd like a fax of the page where it appears.
Jasmin
Jasmin Nof
Judaica and Hebraica Cataloger
Non-R
Hi Rachel,
The Shtainzalts ed. of the Talmud vocalizes it tselote,
צְלוֹתֵהּ דְאַבְרָהָם
Please let me know if you'd like a fax of the page where it appears. Jasmin
Jasmin Nof
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Thank you and hope to hear from you soon,
Jasmin Nof
Chair, AJL Cataloging Committee
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Les Hawkins
CONSER Coordinator
Library of Congress
Washington, DC 20740
v. 202 707-5185
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seeing you all soon!
Save travels and Shabat shalom, Jasmin
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Thanks Nancy. I really do think trying to answer all our questions in
2.5 days is asking a lot of ourselves. These will need to be ongoing
conversations, especially the conversation about authority references
for which AJL should advise and then respond to LC. I think the best
use of our tim
I've added this subject to the agenda, along with a question of whether
we'd like to establish a task force to examine these issues and propose
best practices documentation. (I doubt we'll answer all these questions
in the cat com mtg, so I figure setting up a task force would at least
be the
cript references in
authority records?
--Nancy
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> Sent: June 17, 2008 5:27 PM
> To: Daniel Lovins
> Cc: heb-naco@lists.acs.ohio-state.edu; 'Gertel, Elliot'
> S
Oops, hit that send button too soon :-) --Jasmin
Daniel Lovins wrote:
Dear colleagues,
If you have agenda items to contribute to the AJL RAS catalog
committee meeting, could you please email them to Jasmin and me?
Jasmin has kindly offered to help organize/facilitate this meeting as
I'v
Hello all! On behalf of Daniel, I'm calling for agenda items for our
meeting scheduled June 22 at 9 pm in the Cleveland Room. A draft
agenda, based on one created by Daniel earlier in the year, is
attached. Please let me know of any revisions and/or additions and who
is leading the currently
, the information is being taken from the t.p. verso, which is
included in the prescribed source of information for publication data.
Hence, no brackets should be added.
Thank you, Jasmin
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Unive
uding Unicode
implementation”].
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s. general; Hebrew vs.
Yiddish; monographs vs. serials); do's and don'ts when working with the
vendor; general things to keep in mind, etc.
If you have anything you'd like to share, please contact me off-list at
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Thanks and looking forward to hearing from you,
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http://www.loc.gov/catdir/cpso/nonlatin_whitepaper.html
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College
hi folks, quick question: should masekhet be cap'd or not when used as
part of the tractate name, i.e., masekhet avot? i see it both ways in lc.
(i realize it doesn't impede access, but i'd like to know for
consistency's sake...)
thanks, jasmin
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i don't notice the delimiters displaying on the left anymore; if i'm
ever in doubt whether or not i entered the information correctly, i
switch to the left-to-right view to confirm that the data is entered
properly (i.e., in the same sequence as the data would be were it roman
letters). jasmin
/ketiv male problems. We expect it to be used only
with books in hand, though these may be older books as well as newly cataloged items.
Joan
Jasmin Nof <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/12/07 9:00 AM >>>
interesting update from lc re: their JACKPHY work.
please forgive duplication.
interesting update from lc re: their JACKPHY work.
please forgive duplication.
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hope this helps... jasmin
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Joan C Biella wrote:
Dear Friends,
I am trying to catalog the book "Be-sodo shel Ari'e
i don't know if this is the case with the proposed subject heading, but
the diacritics are also shifted on our wiki's bib report form; they're
fine in the catalog, just online they appear under the wrong letters.
jasmin
Joan C Biella wrote:
Re: 110 Maʻayenot hạme Tẹveryah (Israel)
Th
Hi folks,
Catalogers who are not enhance-member catalogers should complete error
reports based on the instructions Heidi referenced below. In a case
such as Heidi's, where she is not CONSER-qualified, the error is a good
candidate for reporting (though, our Heb-NACO colleagues may be able to
d University Libraries
>>Stanford, CA 94305-6004
>>ph: 650-725-9953
>>fax: 650-725-1120
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>>- Original Message - From: "Jasmin Nof" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>To:
>>Cc: "Yossi Galron" <[EMAIL PROTECTE
i've been adding an LCCN whenever there is one on the record, but i can see the
need for another identifier. i haven't been adding the title because i was
trying to minimize table space and time needed to input the data... if title
is the only option other than ocm, though, i will start addin
the codes would include all libraries that hold the item, not just the
libraries that are listed in the 040 as people who have touched the
record -- the goal is not to embarrass anyone, but to still save people
time... but i'm opening it up for discussion so i can hear what people
prefer... --
for the bibliographic errors table, would people prefer a time saving
feature of an added column listing libraries that have holdings on the
record (using oclc library codes)? or, for the sake of anonymity, would
people prefer to check whether their institution holds the record?
thanks, jasmin
Thanks for your complete reply, Aaron. I'm happy to fax you a copy of
the t.p. if you'd like, but in sum Tsufyof's name is in the middle of
the page in the same size as the main title at the top of the page, with
Tsukerman appearing in the tiny font used for the rest of title info at
the botto
annot help you at
this moment.
BR
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Subject: Re: editor/publisher-ship of sidur
so if someone who has these directories is
so if someone who has these directories is willing to look up the name,
i'd be most grateful. in the meantime, any thoughts on the
editor/publisher piece of the puzzle? because if Tsufyuf/צופיוף is the
editor, the call number cutter will start with T; if he's "just" the
publisher, there will
thanks for your reply! where might i find such a phone book? i don't think
i've ever seen one.
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>Date: Mon, 6 Aug 2007 17:22:07 -0400
>From: "Rabenstein, Bernie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: RE: editor/publisher-ship of sidur
>To:
>
>>2. any guesses on romanizat
i have a sidur from 634 (1933 or 1934) with the attribution "yatsa le-or
be-hotsa'at uve-hishtadlut Shelomoh Tsufyof", followed by "nidpas
Yerushalay[i]m bi-shenat..." and "defus Hayim b. ha-R. Sh. ha-Levi
Tsukerman"
some questions:
1. is the statement "yatsa le-or be-hotsa'at uve-hishtadlut"
according to the e-s intro (page.10), the vocalization and ketiv is
decided by the akademyah la-lashon ha-ivrit. where nikud has changed
from that of the cited examples, the examples' nikud is left as it was
in prior editions. where there are differing traditions to nikud,
they've recorded th
we can't get in to edit without a password. do you know what it is? is
it the same as our password to the online ajl directory? jasmin
Daniel Lovins wrote:
Hi Jasmin, Yossi, Nancy.
I took the liberty of setting up an experimental site on pbwiki. Don't
know if it will accomplish what we nee
hi folks, so just to re-cap from last week, we agreed that if a title
has a word for which romanization has been changed, we will use the
latest, i.e. c2003, romanization. if that altered word appears in the
title proper, we use our judgment regarding adding the former
romanization in a 246 (e.
and i would like to bring up the subject of changed vocalizations
between the 1997 and 2003 editions of E-S (e.g. ra'yon/ra'ayon;
mahazor/mahzor; ma'gal/ma'agal; ma'yan/ma'ayan; mahashavah/mahshavah/;
optsiyah/optsyah)
Jasmin Nof
Judaica and Hebraica Catal
x27;s conference that are on AJL's proceedings
page, (login is your last name and password is the 4 digits on your
membership card) or email me with other questions as they arise.
Jasmin
Jasmin Nof
Judaica and Hebraica Cataloger
Non-Roman Cataloging Team Leader
2200 McKeldin Library
University o
highlighted errors) is
attached.
thanks!! jasmin
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bad heb oclc.doc
Description: MS-Word document
pdating SARs. At the moment I can't think of a
library that independently contributes series records, though I'm sure there
are some. I suggest you ask this on Heb-NACO. --Joan
Jasmin Nof <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01/22/07 4:23 PM >>>
Hi Joan,
I have a book (LCCN 200647866
thanks for letting me know the "klal"; (perhaps it can be mentioned in
the updated version of HCM?) bailin it is, for better and worse...
Joan C Biella wrote:
Those attempting to follow the ALA/LC romanization table for Hebrew are
restricted to the equivalences it offers. Consonant-yod-yod c
d the name
pronounced as Belin (pronounced ei as in weigh).
I'll appreciate hearing thoughts on the subject!
Thanks, Jasmin
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Jasmin Nof
Judaica and Hebraica Cataloger
2200 McKeldin Library
University of Maryland
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'ayin-with-a-sheva. Given that our normal practice has been
to follow the first entry in E-S, do we need to update our romanization
of these words?
Thanks, Jasmin
Jasmin Nof
Judaica and Hebraica Cataloger
2200 McKeldin Library
University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742
301-405-9330
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hi, the encyc. ha-ivrit vocalizes the country as etiyopiyah; e-s.
vocalizes as etyopyah. which reference source trumps? i've seen both
vocalizations used in bib records.
thanks! jasmin
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Jasmin Nof
Judaica and Hebraica Cataloger
2200 McKeldin Library
University of Maryland
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nized form "li-kerat". Those of you with holdings on these
records (there are 8 of you) may wish to make the correction...
Thanks, sorry to bother you, Jasmin
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Jasmin Nof
Judaica and Hebraica Cataloger
2200 McKeldin Library
University of Maryland
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to further confuse matters: there is
100 Ḥaimovits, Menaḥem -- with a
400 Ḥayimovits, Menaḥem -- but a
100 Ḥayimovits, Yigʼal -- with a
400 Ḥaimovits, Yigʼal
(both DLC-R; our hayim haimof was DLC and modified by osu and yale) --
jasmin
Jasmin Nof
Judaica and Hebraica Cataloger
2200
Haimovits and Haimson...
Thanks for clarifying, Jasmin
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Jasmin Nof
Judaica and Hebraica Cataloger
2200 McKeldin Library
University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742
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to bother you, Jasmin
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Jasmin Nof
Judaica and Hebraica Cataloger
2200 McKeldin Library
University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742
301-405-9330
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mplies "in THE
things that are..." vs. bi- "in things that are...")
What do you think? Can I change the OCLC record?
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Jasmin Nof
Judaica and Hebraica Cataloger
2200 McKeldin Library
University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742
301-405-9330
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i-Gruzyah -- not ha-GEruzim
bi-GEruzyah, as have all current RLIN records (except for as an
alternate title given in LC's record).
Thanks, Jasmin
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Jasmin Nof
Judaica and Hebraica Cataloger
2200 McKeldin Library
University of Maryland
College Park, MD 20742
301-405-9330
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Robert Talbott has helped by sending surrogates of Berkeley's version of the
book [thanks, Robert!]. This is from my communication with him:
"It would appear that the edition you [Berkeley] have, the un-named 1st, was
not called a vol. 1, whereas in my [UM] 2nd ed, the publisher did slap a vol 1
ed. statement) and what I have different (requiring a new record)? Or
is the ed. statement in this case similar to an imprint statement (used
on literary bks) which has been ignored on the record (and no new record
is needed)?
(Hope that makes sense.)
Many thanks, Jasmin
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Jasmin Nof
Judaica
tive speakers have, that tells
them the answer to these questions. Sometimes you can even make a 246 with the other possibility,
but I don't think it's needed in this case. --Joan
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