Resources, Reports, Tools, Lists, and Full Text Documents
Academy Awards
Source: AMPAS
Just Released, 77th Academy Awards Nominations Press Kit
Images of nominees, fact sheets and more.
See Also: 77th Academy Awards Press Kit
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State Legislators–Financial Disclosure
Source: Center for Public Integrity
State Legislators’ 2004 Personal Disclosures
“Ever wonder what outside financial interests a legislator in your state might have? Now you can find out with a couple of clicks of your mouse. Putting the country’s government ethics laws to work, the Center for Public Integrity today made thousands of state legislators’ outside interest disclosure filings available to online users. Researchers at the Center collected nearly 7,000 personal financial statements state lawmakers submitted in 2004 to oversight agencies in the 47 states requiring disclosure. Three states — Idaho, Michigan and Vermont — do not require disclosure at all. Click on a state below to access the only warehouse of its kind.”
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Corporate Archives–Sears
Source: Sears, Roebuck and Co
Sears Archives Home Page
“Once again, Sears has made history. For the first time, Sears has opened the doors to its vast archival collection and invited the public to peek inside. More than 100 years of stories, product and brand histories, photographs, catalog images are now available online.”
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Training–Canada
Source: Statistics Canada
New, Study: Training and technology in Canadian workplaces
“The stronger the technological skills in a workplace, the more likely it is to provide training for its employees, according to Canadian Economy in Transition: Who Trains? High-tech Industries or High-tech Workplaces?, the sixth study in a new analytical series examining industrial transitions in the Canadian economy.”
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Philanthropy–United States–Statistics
Source: Foundation Center (via DocuTicker.com)
Just Released, Giving in the Aftermath of September 11: Final Update
“…a comprehensive overview of the more than $1.1 billion in grants reported by 1,339 foundations and corporations, including nearly $8 million awarded in 2003 alone for long-term needs and emerging social issues.”

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