Have you ever stolen a book from the library?

I found out that my housemate does this a lot! It think it's awful, it stops so many other people from the reading the book and library resources are limited enough already.Have you ever stolen a book from the library?
No!I have not!I agree with you ;Your housemate spoils it for the rest of us!!Not forgetting the ratepayer who have to pay for his 'forgetfulness'.Others might have another word for it!!
Since this already has the best answer I will just say something in the comments! I accidently stole one. I forgot to turn it in and 3 years later I found it while spring cleaning. They moved out of state a long time ago.

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Have you ever stolen a book from the library?
I would take them and put them in the return chute. That is lousy behavior, those books belong to you and me. Besides, they let you renew them umpteen times online.
yes i haveHave you ever stolen a book from the library?
No because in our libary if don't take a book back then you get fined
Oh my gosh...no. That's awful. (I've returned them late, lol, but *stolen*...never.)
No i haven't, why bother stealing it when you can check it out for free (or at least at my library you can) it just puts other people in positons that they need a book and some dimwit stole the book when they could've takin 3 minutes to check it out for free. that has happened to me before and the person got arrested. i still often think about that because why didn't the person just check it out?? idk it's a no brainer to me. and yes i agree with you that is just wrong tell him/her to stop doing that!
why the h### would someone in their right mind(AHA) , oops nevermind answered that one myself!!!!
there was a strange lady from these parts, Stratford Upon Avon to be exact who passed away 5 years ago, on visiting her home they found it full of books from libraries through out the UK but especially locally. On the inside cover of every single book was written "From God to Jessie". This is a terrible waste of the public funds but i can't help feeling it may have been what her existence was about so feel sympathy for her. I know this isn't what you were getting at but thought you might like the tale. x
yes sadly but it was school library books and only about seven ppl went to it
During a move, a library book got mixed in with my own books, got packed %26amp; because I didn't have room for many books in my new place, the box was not unpacked. It sat in the basement til I moved again, allmost 12 years later. This time the box was unpacked %26amp; i found the library book. I took it back %26amp; apologized, because I had sworn that the book was returned all those years ago. They thought it was hilarious, %26amp; just said thanks for bringing it back.
yeah but i couldnt find where it was when it needed to be returned,when i found it i did take it back and had a huge fine to pay. =(
Smack your housemate around the head for me. Doing things like that stops everyone enjoying books, and is just... generally very greedy.

I certainly haven't stolen a book from the libary. But when I was five or six I lost one from the school library- I got so upset and worried about it!
hmmm, possibly. There was a book (the third in a trilogy) that I couldn't track down to buy (and I tried everywhere). My library ordered it in for me from a different city. The book hadn't been borrowed in more than a year and I know that when a book sits on the shelf for that long without being borrowed they sell it off for 20p. I told them that I'd lost the book and paid the cover price.

Does that count as stealing? I've felt guilty about it ever since...
YURPPPP...

WAS A SCHOOL LIBARY THOUGH.
Ive accidently forgotton to return it then found it ages later, they didnt seem to notice so i just kept it.
No way jose, I would never do that, I'm not a thief.



OMG, She must be an awful woman.
I certainly haven't! I agree, really awful! Is there a way you colud return the books?
No I havent, and you might want to keep an eye on your personal belongings as well!
I tried to steal a computer. They caught me. (sigh)
no, but i did owe alot on fees for late return, so i sent my son in with it and told him to tell her that his mum would be in later to pay it, i've not done it yet and that was 6 yrs ago,
no inever go to a library but if you wanna get her in trouble tell the library about it
No I haven't!
No never!
yes

Is it possible to transfer your Itunes library to windows media player?

It would be on the same computer....I just want to transfer my itunes library to my windows media player because I have an apple Ipod that works with itunes and a generic mp3 player that only works with the windows media player and I don't want to have to reburn all my CD's, can I transfer my itunes library to the windows media player library?



Thanks!!!Is it possible to transfer your Itunes library to windows media player?
The music you download from iTunes is drm protected. in order to play it on non-apple mp3/mp4 players, you need to remove the drm and convert the protected music to drm free mp3 format. the easiest way is to burn an audio cd in itunes and rip it back as mp3 format. Or you can get some software to help you.



I would recommend you check out this article which shows three methods to convert iTunes music to MP3:



http://www.softdiggs.com/howto/convert-m鈥?/a>Is it possible to transfer your Itunes library to windows media player?
I think you can. Open both windows and minimize them so that you can see both on the screen at the same time. Then go to iTunes and go to the Music tab on the side. Go to edit, and click select all. Then click and drag one song; the rest of the songs will also be transfered, onto the Windows media player.



If that doesn't work, then... I tried.Is it possible to transfer your Itunes library to windows media player?
Hi, iTunes music are protected by DRM, if you want to get them to Windows Media Player, you need to remove the DRM protection firstly, I recommend Daniusoft Digital Music Converter which can remove DRM from protected music such as DRM WMA, DRM WMV, DRM ASF and M4B, M4P, M4V(iTunes) to plain MP3 or other popular audio formats.



Hope can help u!

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Tips for throwing a party in the library?

My and my college buddies want to do something a little wild. That's why we plan to break into the library and throw our own party. But how can we get people to find out about it without the library knowing?



Our plan: two of us hide in the library until it closes. After all the staff leaves, we open the doors from the inside and let other people in. The guests will bring all the party stuff (stereo, beer, ect) and we party for a couple hours, then depart.



Any suggestions to make this party better?Tips for throwing a party in the library?
Totally stupid idea. Do you really think that the library doesn't have some sort of alarm system that would go off the moment you moved? Even if it didn't go off then, it would go off the second you opened the door. Come on, it's 2008.
are you planning on getting thrown out of school ?





WHAT A STUPID IDEA !



Tips for throwing a party in the library?
So, You don't get caught.



Call the people you want invited personally the night before the party.Or, you can send out a facebook email to all your friends. Make sure people don't tell though! So, word doesn't get around.



Why do you wanna party in a library anways? haha



Good luck with not getting caught!!!
PLEASE REFRAIN THIS IDIOTS QUESTIONTips for throwing a party in the library?
Does the words alarm system and police mean anything you might want to look the up in the dictionary while your at the library

When it itunes converts the songs to AAC format, is the PHYSICAL size of my library increasing?

For instance,



Let's say I have 250 songs in WMA format (and it's using 1 GB of space) on my hard drive and I want to put them in my itunes library. Itunes will ask me to convert them to their AAC format. After it completes that, will the space on my hard drive now be 2 GB used because of the conversion?When it itunes converts the songs to AAC format, is the PHYSICAL size of my library increasing?
When you import %26amp; convert in iTunes, the original files are left where they are, occupying the original space. The new files are created (typically, in the iTunes Music folder), occupying a new amount of space. So even if you were to change the import preference in iTunes to convert to mp3 instead of AAC, you'd still wind up with two copies of each file, one in each format.When it itunes converts the songs to AAC format, is the PHYSICAL size of my library increasing?
Yes. itunes will convert them and save them to your iTunes music folder. The original folder with music in the WMA format will not be moved. changed, or deleted. It will remain as it was.



** the above poster is not understanding your question. Any music stored on your PC and NOT in your iTunes library will not be changed after iTunes adds it to the library. The original will be there as well as the new iTunes converted copy.When it itunes converts the songs to AAC format, is the PHYSICAL size of my library increasing?
Yes, ACC is a High Definition Quality Audio format. Therefore it uses more HD space... ;-)

What happens if I plug my Ipod into iTunes with no songs in the library?

I had to wipe my hard drive and I have no songs in my iTunes library. I would like to add some new music. However I'm afraid if I sync my iPod with some songs i add into my library, only the new songs will be on there and my other 3000 songs will be gone. So I was wondering if I plug my Ipod in and add like 50 songs to my library will the 3000 songs still be there or only the 50 new songs? Thanks!What happens if I plug my Ipod into iTunes with no songs in the library?
Yes, if you directly click sync, it will erase all music on the iPod and replace with the content of your iTunes library.

But here is a solution. All you need is to get all existing music/videos from the iPod onto your computer and iTunes. Simply use this popular program called Tansee iPod Transfer

http://www.gutensoft.com/Utilities/Tanse鈥?/a>

The whole process is easy and safe.



With just a few simple clicks, it will help you copy all videos/songs from iPod back to your selected folder on your computer, and then you can easily add those songs back to iTunes. See detailed guide.

More importantly, this won't overwrite any original files on the iPod. And all song names are preserved.



In this case, all songs/videos (both new and old) are on your iTunes library that you can syn with whenever you wish to without deleting any files.

Here is step-by-step guide on the whole process:

http://gutensoft.com/Guide/How-to-transf鈥?/a>



Best luck!

For more iPod support information you can also go to http://www.apple.com/support/
Only 50 the new songs. Sorry :(

I hope you made a backup of your 3,000 songs....What happens if I plug my Ipod into iTunes with no songs in the library?
its made so that you cant just pass your iPod round to people with the music already bought. i mean you could save them on a USB or something, like 拢12 or something and then transfer them when done. but yeah, the 50 will be left there
I recommend AVCWare iPod to iPod/Computer/iTunes Transfer which can transfer your iPod and iPhone music, video, playlist, photos back to computer and iTunes.



If you own more than one iPods, AVCWare iPod to iPod/Computer/iTunes Transfer can simultaneously manage all the iPods in the same interface, you may transfer files among these iPods by drag-and-drop.



Hope it helps!What happens if I plug my Ipod into iTunes with no songs in the library?
You can use an ipod to iTunes transfer program to copy the songs from old ipod to itunes first then sync to your new ipod.I personally use this iPhone/iTouch/iPod to Computer/iTunes Transfer software.It helps me to transfer my songs/videos/photos from ipod to my computer iTunes directly and safely.It works well for me,you can give it a try.

Free download it at:

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It even has step-by-step guide on the whole process.

Hope it helps.

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How do i hook my laptop up to the wireless internet at my local library?

Do i need a library card? How do i hook my laptop up to the wireless internet at my local library?
Wireless networks and their access privileges vary greatly, so you need to ask your local librarian.

Can you print stuff in a public library?

I need to print a rebate form but I don't have a printer, can I print in a public library? If so how much will they charge per page?Can you print stuff in a public library?
Depends on the library. Call yours.

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