Patron Driven Acquisition (PDA) is a hot topic in today’s library world. Driven by stagnant or dwindling library budgets, libraries – at first in the US, and now internationally – have been exploring new ways to offer their patrons – i.e. library users – access to the broadest range of high-quality content for research and teaching. Taking advantage of the increasing availability of academic co...

Recent shifts in the consumer base of the sex industry have involved greater female attendance in strip clubs. This article examines how strip clubs and dancers incorporate female patrons into a sexualized space traditionally designed for men by identifying three interactional processes: passing over, sidestaging, and tailoring. We suggest dancers pass over women because they perceive female pa...

This review critiques Managing Data for Patron Privacy: Comprehensive Strategies Libraries by Kristin Briney and Becky Yoose. Yoose's book structures considerations patron data privacy around the lifecycle, utilizing management concepts. It addresses a selection of areas where librarians can introduce protocols minimizing breach risks through improving skills. In broader context library stakeho...

Penelitian ini membahas peran dukungan politik ulama tarekat Syathariyah terhadap Suhatri Bur-Rahmang pada pemilihan kepala daerah Padang Pariaman Tahun 2020. Terdapat bentuk yang berkontribusi kemenangan calon tersebut. menggunakan konsep aliran oleh Clifford Greezt dan teori patron-klien James C.Scott Keith R Legg. Pendekatan penelitian digunakan dalam adalah pendekatan kualitatif dengan meto...

Among monocular depth cues, ocular parallax (first described formally by Brewster in 1844) remains mostly unknown, its role in perception still not investigated scientifically. Given that every single eye movement induces ocular parallax, it is a potentially useful depth cue. This paper is an attempt to revive interest in the topic. As a monocular depth cue, ocular parallax naturally leads us t...

The pattern notion defines techniques allowing the existing knowledge reuse. A pattern solves a specific problem of a software system life cycle. The knowledge encapsulated in these patterns is generally stored in classic library repositories that quickly become overcrowded. As a result, [DEN 01B] proposes the use of process maps in order to help the method engineer to sort and select them. But...