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1 January 2009 - 12:00 Library catalogues today need to harness the full power of the metadata that librarians have carefully created over previous decades. For those who describe resources the challenge is to create metadata which meets users' needs for data content and also facilitates machine manipulation of that data for searching and display. Resource Description and Access (RDA) will be an important building block in the creation of better catalogues and resource discovery systems. RDA is the new standard for description and access set to replace the Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules (AA...

Lord Geo wrote: Whitestrider wrote: Finally he decided to bring it back, after finishing the boring Otoko Zaka of course...now I hope we will soon get to the Zeus saga... Kurumada hasn't finished Otoko Zaka yet. Also, Kurumada's been swapping between series for well over a decade already (ND's been sharing time with Ring ni Kakero 2, Otoko Zaka, the Fuma no Kojirou prequel short, the Saint Seiya side stories [Episode 0 & Destiny], & Ai no Jidai), so don't go finding stupid reasons to get yourself angry. Finished or not, Otoko Zaka is a boring, uninteresting series, he really shoul...

Sailor Sedna wrote: The Saintia Sho anime is awful (READ THE MANGA), so that's nothing, but we're finally getting the Hades arc there too? Alright, hope it gets dubbed also by the same dub cast. I thought the Saintia Sho was pretty good. Its garbage...poorly adapted and cheap animation and recycled visuals from SS: Omega...they should let the franchise die already Well... considering all SS shows haven't been made in-house after Omega, it's more or less dead. The franchise is thriving quite well in manga form with many ongoing series (and apparently, the original manga is g...

Lord Geo wrote: Episode.G has also surpassed the original Saint Seiya in total length long ago, since the first series is 21 volumes & Assassin is another 16. However, taking Next Dimension into account, Kurumada's Saint Seiya is currently as 40 volumes total, which does put it as still longer than Episode.G's 37 volumes total, though Lost Canvas with the Gaiden spin-off does still beat all of them, as of this moment, with 41 volumes total. That being said, Saint Seiya is not Masami Kurumada's longest total series, as that would still be Ring ni Kakero 1 & 2, which total to 51 volumes. ...