Bones. The complete first season. [DVD]

Bones (Television program). Season 1.

Pilot -- The man in the S.U.V. -- A boy in a tree -- The man in the bear. -- A boy in a bush. -- The man in the wall -- The man on death row -- The girl in the fridge. -- The man in the fallout shelter -- The woman at the airport -- The woman in the car -- The superhero in the alley. -- The woman in the garden -- The man on the fairway -- Two bodies in the lab -- The woman in the tunnel. -- The skull in the desert -- The man with the bone -- The man in the morgue -- The graft in the girl. -- The soldier on the grave -- The woman in limbo.

Telling the technical services story : communicating value

Usable Documentation for Technical Services: How to Win Friends and Confluence People / Using Basecamp Project Management Software to Improve Communication and Efficiency / Retreating to Advance Together: Communicating through Internal and External Retreats / Up, Down, and Sideways: Multidirectional Communication within a Multifaceted Technical Services Project / Small but Mighty: Cultivating a Community of Practice to Document the Past and Prepare for the Future / Interdepartmental Communication through Informational Classes: Creating a Community of Cataloging and Metadata Stakeholders in an Academic Library / Improving Interdepartmental Communication and Workflows: A Survey of Workflow Tools and Implementation of Trello at University of Colorado Boulder Libraries / Communicating E-Resource Access Issues: Marymount University's Steps to Creating and Troubleshooting Training for Public Services / Investigating Communication Breakdown between Technical Services Departments and Subject Librarians / Collections as a Campus Conversation: The Colorado School of Mines' Approach to Collection Development / What Difference Does It Make? Marketing in Technical Services at a Special Library / Continuous Improvement: Using Collaboration Between Technical Services, IT, and Public Services to Make an Impact / Expand Your Reach, Empower Your Community: Implementing a Metadata Outreach Service Program / Hope for the Best, Prepare for the Worst: A Case Study for Engaging Faculty and University Administration with a Multiyear Deselection Project