Manderino Library: A to Z List of Library Resources: I

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India, Raj, and Empire
Manuscript Collections from the National Library of Scotland. (Adam Matthew)

International Encyclopedia of Dance
Covers the full spectrum of dance: theatrical, ritual, drama, folk, traditional, ethnic, and social dance. (Oxford U Press, 2005)

International Security & Counter-Terrorism Reference Center
Covers issues involving security & counter-terrorism. Content includes full-text articles, news feeds, reports, summaries, books, blogs, FAQs, and Background Information Summaries. (EBSCO)

Alternate Access: Enhanced ISCTRC Interface

ILO Department of Statistics
View and download data for over 200 countries or territories from the International Labour Office Department of Statistics.

IMLS Digital Collections & Content
Provides access to cultural heritage collections and exhibits from libraries, museums, and archives from across the country.
Inflation Calculator [Year to Year]
Convert dollar values between different years (since 1913) to see how the cost of living has changed over time. (From Bureau of Labor Statistics)

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To compare the current cost of living between different cities, use Salary.com or Sperling's Cost of Living Calculator.
Information Matrix
Information Types and the Right Tools to Search Them. A PDF format tutorial.
Internal Revenue Service
This is the place to find tax information, tax forms and publications, how to contact the Taxpayer Advocate, and even locate IRS jobs.
International Governmental Organizations
A long list of links to international organizations and governments, organized in an alphabetical, hierarchical fashion. Use the the "Find" function of your browser to search for a particular term in the list.

Internet Archive: Wayback Machine
Browse through billions of web pages archived from 1996 to a few months ago. An interesting way to see how a site "used to look," and a valuable tool for finding information no longer available on a site.

Invisible or Deep Web: What It Is, How to Find It, and Its Inherent Ambiguity
Part of a library tutorial at the University of California-Berkeley, this site answers the questions it asks: What is it? Why isn't everything visible? How do I find the Invisible Web?