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For today's Friday showcase we have another Click Witchery presentation featuring music videos. These feature the music of the Californian band from the late 1960's, The Doors. The presentation was created by creating a montage of album covers and linking to a video of a song from that album
The following is the music used in this presentation.
The End https://www.youtube.com/embed/e9TmQQQGddQ
Maggie M'Gill https://www.youtube.com/embed/qI8l1h3UrrY
People are Strange https://www.youtube.com/embed/VH_jh5LeVYE
Hello, I Love You https://www.youtube.com/embed/c1huRuo6Wj0
Tell All the People https://www.youtube.com/embed/Hh0UpTkADqY
When the Music's Over https://www.youtube.com/embed/A7KRVAWx3nU
LA Woman https://www.youtube.com/embed/6TSZ9imUhxU
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The Sunstone Film Festival will feature a retrospective screening of the documentary film Faith of an Observer: Conversations with Hugh Nibley. The movie will show in the Union Theater in the University of Utah Olpin Student Center on Saturday, August 2, at 2:00. Following the screening there will be a discussion on the making of the film with two of the filmmakers involved, Sterling VanWagenen and Hugh's son Alex Nibley.
Faith of an Observer was shot in 1983-84 in Egypt, France and various locations in the United States. It includes excerpts from several extensive interviews Nibley did conducted by Sterling and Alex along with supplementary interviews with Hugh's family members, friends and associates including Elder Neal A. Maxwell and Truman Madsen.
Alex Nibley said, "I wanted to make this movie because from an early age I saw that the public knew my father as either a writer or a public speaker, and neither of those personae represented the man I knew. I wanted to get Dad to speak on camera the way he talked in private and present that man to the world, because I found him much more interesting than the lecturer or the writer. To some extent, I think we succeeded; the Hugh Nibley you see in Faith of an Observer is more open, more relaxed and show a side of him the public rarely saw."
The interviews cover a wide range of topics including education, ancient scripture, war, and the corrupting influence of a single-minded focus on making money. The conversations took place not only in a studio, but also in ancient Egyptian temples, the Cairo Museum, and Utah Beach where Hugh landed on D-Day.
Hugh Nibley was not an easy interview, and it was no small task getting Hugh to open up on camera. The story of how that happened and the special "wildlife photography" tactics Sterling and Alex used to get these unusual interviews will be part of the discussion following the screening.
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Native American Civil Rights
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Manifest Destiny
Westwards expansion.
The belief held by white Americans that it was their divine right to expand to the west and the land had been given to them by God.
Since 1851 with the first Fort Laramie Treaty, Indians had been signing over land to the government for peace or other, often smaller, plots of land.
These treaties restricted their freedom to follow the Buffalo --> starvation which was increased during the civil war when the food aid being sent to them often never reached them.
The treaties were repeatedly broken the by the Federal Government and the Native Americans were forced onto reservations.
Homestead Act 1862
Lands previously belonging to indians available to white americans- encouranged settlement in the West.
Time of hostility between tribes and federal troops over land.
Series of 'wars' e.g. Sand Creek Massacre 1864- troops attacked undefended cheyenne camp.
The Plains Wars 1862- 67
The signing of treaties handing over land to the government.
Assimilation and Reservation Policy
All forced to live together on reservation land- despite inter-tribe hostilities.
Plan was for americanisation- turning them into american farmers.
All children were to have an american education and all indians had to convert to christianity.
There was to be no communal living, polygamy and tribal laws were removed.
Some tried to defy the system e.g, the Souix when they escaped which led to the Battle of Little Bighorn1876- Soiux killed general custer and his men. As punishment their reservation was reduced and some were left to starve.
Denied Civil Rights as they were under government aid and did not pay tax.
Due to drought and disease epidemic, Indians relied soley on food from the government, which often never reached them so over half of the indian population was reduced due to starvation.
Massacre at Wounded Knee 1890
Due to fear from whites that there was to be a mass Indian Uprising.
Shot sioux leader sittingbull, so fled to Chief Bigfoot where they were rounded up and shot.
200 unarmed men, women and children were killed in open fire.
Education of Native Americans
It was compulsary- taught on reservation schools, however there were issues of language barriers and lack of teachers due to the harsh condtions.
Some children were sent to out of reservation boarding schools, which taught essential skills.
They had their hair cut short and had to wear uniforms.
Children were harshly punished if they spoke in thier native tounge.
They were sent to live with white families for 3 years were they laboured or were servants.
The end result was to try to cut ties with old traditions for the new generation of Indians.
Dawes Act 1887
In response to the failure of Reservations to Americanise indians.
Divided the land into 160 acres lotts per family to farm.
And opened up to settlers.
They also had to pay tax --> full citizenship rights; this was however hindered by the fact that they were faced with a lot of discrimination.
Many failed in farming and their land was bought for little money by settlers.
Indian Education Act 1893
Made going to school compulsary.
Those that did not send their children to school had their rations reduced and other government aid removed.
Curtis Act 1898
Was an amendment to the Dawes Act.
It made mandatory the allotment of land to the 5 civilised tribes of Oklahoma, who had previously been exempt from the Dawes Act.
Took away their freedom and right to still practice tribal laws.
Indian Rights Association
Set up in 1882.
Concentrated on assimilation of Native Americans in order to improve their wellbeing.
Concentrated on religious aspects of tribal life.
Shaped Indian Policy in the 1930's.
The Melting Pot 1908
A play that promoted the idea that in the USA people of different nationalities and origins fuse together into one nation.
The melting pot underpinned policies of Indian Assimilation.
Lone Wolf v Hitchcock 1903
Supported the power of the US government to revoke all treaties and re-asign land as they wished.
The Society of American Indians 1911
Educated indians that advocated assimilation and wanted to form an inter-tribal pressure group.
They lobbied for improvements in healthcare and education on Reservations and right to citizenship.
However their lack of funding meant they were unable to challenge discrimination in court.
They had no mass support as most indians were against the idea of assimilation.
It collapsed in the early 1920's.
Many indians served in the war, intergrated with the white troops. This was important as it allowed for socialisation with the white american.
Fed.govt sponsored many to move to towns = war time labour --> started urbanisation of the Native Americans.
In 1919- N.A. war veterans were granted citizenship.
The Dance Order 1923
Banned Pueblo Indians from performing traditional dance.
It was seen as a direct attack on their civil and religious rights.
Led to the set up of AIDA whose aim was to protect tribal traditions.
Led by John Collier.
Indian Citizenship Act 1924
Gave them citizenship and voting rights.
Reward for indian help in WW1 + helped assimilation.
Was not wanted by indians avoiding assimilation.
2/3 of Indians could already vote.
Meriam Report 1928
Condemed govt for depriving Indians of land and basic education + health care on the reservations.
Critised assimilation for the first time.
Claimed that N.A. to be the most impoverished group in US.
Indian Reorganisation Act 1934 (New Deal)
Pushed by John Collier- it was the revival of Indian culture.
It included indians being able to: have more authority over land, indian women to be educated, funding to tribes to buy back land, reservations enlarged + new ones formed + better conditions.
- by 1938- population had increased rapidly due to better healthcare.
- reintroduction of native americans into indian Bureau --> make indian policies.
- revival of tribal councils --> re-emergence of tribal cultures.
- Ended alottment process + received funding from govt to support economic development.
- attempt by govt to further push assimilation - recognising benifits of education and healthcare.
- Many native americans didn't want the change- liked alotments/ assimilation.
- Federal funds not sufficient enough to buy back land.
- a lot of John Collier's original bill was compramised- didn't want to give full authority back to native americans.
- 100,000 indians left reservations to either fight or take jobs in urban cities.
- Those that remained on reservations= great hardship, due to lack of resources and funding from govt due to it being spent on the war.
- many Japanese americans were also relocated to indian reservation land.
- returning indian soldiers were forced back to reservations due to discrimination, rather than reaping the benifits from of being war veterans.
- most workers driven back to reservations due to discrimination and competition for jobs after the war.
- NCAI set up 1944.
worked on the idea that in order to bring change, indians had to unite in protest.
Response to moves trying to end reservations and throw Indians into american society.
Worked through the courts- challenging discrimination in work, education and breaking of treaties.
Beginning of Indian protest movement and unity of tribes.
Indian Claims Commission 1946-78
In response to pressure from the NCAI.
The means whereby indians could file in order to regain land.
However, many claims weren't settled, and when they were money was given instead of the land.
Form of assimilation.
Harrison v Laveen 1948
Ruled two native americans in arizona eligable to vote.
Fought by NCAI.
Many states still ignored the decision and discriminated against N.A.
Termination Policy 1953
Hasten total assimilation.
Govt stopped viewing indians as wards of the govt, and stopped recognising tribes and treaty rights.
The policy gave Indians american rights, and they were recognised as self, supporting american citizens.
The indian land was sold on.
Due to high unemployment, BIA encouraged Indians to move to urban cities from reservations, initial response was high, however it was ultimately perceived as a failure.
Ended in 1968 by Lyndon Johnson who saw the v.poor position of Indians and set up housing and education programmes for the Indians.
Urbanisation 1960's
60,000 left reservations for cities.
Benifited from affirmative action that banned discrimination in the workplace on account of ethnicity.
However, by 1960 highest unemployment rates and extremely poor housing.
Faced with high white hostility.
Life expectancy 20 years lower than national average.
Instead of assimilation- it achieved quite the opposite.
American Indian Movement 1968
Young Urban Indians.
Direct and militant confrontation with US government was the only way to redress historical grievences and gain contemporary civil rights.
Tribal governments under IRA not truely legitimate in preserving Indian culture.
Advocated red power.
Seige of Alcatraz 1969-1971
Led by Richard Oakes.
The aim was to reclaim the island land that formally belonged to a tribe- however this was rejected.
The site was chose as a symbol of imprisonment in poverty on the reservations of Indians.
It had huge media coverage as the police and militia tried to end- reversed the story of old western films, this time the Indians were the heroes.
It galavanised many other young indians into action under AIM- many started occupying other pieces of federal land and defying federal laws.
Red Power 1970's (AIM)
1971- mount rushmore occupation disputes still over who it belongs too. Set up camp and renamed it mount crazyhorse.
1972- AIM took control of the BIA in washington.
1973- wounded knee occupation.
High publicity of the AIM protests showed the world previous injustices and brought about change in policy.
1973 Wounded Knee Occupation
Disputes between AIM and supporters of BIA.
AIM leaders + 200 activists took over village of wounded knee and declared it an independent state and showed its boundries as those stated in the 1968 Fort Laramie Treaty.
It lasted 71 days.
AIM finally surrendered on the condition that a full investigation was made on their demands and grievances.
Indian Self Determination and Education Assistance
Gerald Ford.
Self determination act- allowed tribes to negotiate contracts with the Bureau of Indian Affairs to take responsibility for own health, education and social service.
Had federal funding.
tribes --> self suficiency.
Education Assistance Act- gave parents some say in education by being allowed to be members of health boards.
However funding reduced in 1970's --> reduced effects of act.
Defend rights of N.A. and preserve tribal culture + way of life, reinstated terminated tribes and restored lost tribal lands.
Was responsible for supremem court cases:
- 1974- oneida v oneida and Madison Counties- sue for loss of land- supreme court supported this.
- 1980 US v the Sioux Nation- sioux indians due $17.5 million dollars compensation, but the Sioux refused this as they wanted their land.
- 1986- any remains dug up in lousianna belonged to Native Americans --> many states passing laws protecting Indian Burial Grounds.
By reasserting rights under treaties, a number of tribes regained some lost land + financial compensation.
Recognition of self- determination and spiritual freedom brought greater pride in their heriatge.
Regained much of what had been lost since 1865 + federal govt finally abandoned policy of assimilation.
Indians abandoned tribal rivalries and united as one to fight for rights.
Unemployment still remained high.
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More than 450 journalists and writers from around the globe met in Melbourne, Australia, from 16 April to 20 April 2007 for the 5th World Conference of Science Journalists. UNESCO was sponsoring a workshop on education and training.
The UNESCO workshop was hold on the first day of the Conference to discuss the training, mentoring and support needs of science journalists in developing countries. It reviewed the initial results of a UNESCO project to develop a generic science journalism course and share the experiences of teachers around the world. UNESCO's Assistant Director-General for Communication and Information, in his message to the Conference stressed the challenges of science reporting and the importance of improving the standards of science writing and science communication education. "One of the central issues of today's world", he said, "is the creation, sharing, acquisition and use of knowledge and, more specifically, of scientific knowledge."


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The report on quarterly epidemiological data on Clostridium difficile infection (CDI), Escherichia coli bacteraemia (ECB), Staphylococcus aureus bacteraemia (SAB), and Surgical Site Infection (SSI) in Scotland, October to December (Q4 ) 2017, was published 3 April 2018 under the mandatory programmes for surveillance of CDI, ECB, SAB, and SSI in Scotland. This report provides data for the fourth quarter of 2017 in 14 NHS boards and one NHS Special Health Board.
The report and an appendix detailing all cases and denominator data for each NHS board and overall for Scotland can be accessed from: http://www.hps.scot.nhs.uk/haiic/sshaip/quarterlyepidemiologicalcommentaries.aspx


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This is the first installment in a series called Hair 101. I will try and explain everything in a manner that is easy to grasp. However, if I do not succeed with this objective, please feel free to let me know.
We begin with the dermal papilla – it is located at the bottom of the hair bulb.e
The Science – techie stuff
The Dermal Papilla acts like an umbilical cord by delivering glucose, nutrients and oxygen to the hair follicle.
Breaking it down:
Imagine a pregnant woman. Once she finds out that she is pregnant, she goes on a diet of pre-natal supplements and baby friendly food. She also stops drinking and tries to drop any bad habits that will affect the baby. All this is done so that she ensures that her baby gets exactly what (s)he needs to develop properly. Some go the extra mile by taking supplements that are supposed to build the baby's brain function so that it is born with advanced cognitive function e.t.c .
Imagine, if you will that the mother is trying to grow not just a healthy baby, but a good quality baby.
Using this to your benefit
One of the things that contribute to the quality of your hair is what sort of nutrients you provide it. Your diet, exercise or lack there-of all play a role.
When you exercise, you get oxygen circulating within your body. When you eat your leafy greens, vegetables and fruits (in the right amounts), you get vitamins and hair growing nutrients.
I have said here "in the right amounts" because when your body draws nutrients from food, it delivers them to different parts of the body in a certain order. Hair is one of those that get served last so if you take one carrot a day, don't expect that it will do a lot for you hair-wise.
To get a full listing of food that is good for your hair, please go to Sherese Ijewere's part of the presentation here.
What you should do:
- Exercise – it is not only great for your body, it is good for your hair.
- Eat the right amounts of fruits and vegetables -Look into taking a green smoothie a day, or making carrot juice at home as a drink. Liquidizing your veggies means that you absorb more nutrients and you can "eat" more of them.
- Only if you can't get the right amount of vitamins and nutrients from your diet should you consider supplements.
- Eat less processed foods as they do absolutely nothing for you nutrition -wise.
The Science of Black Hair by Audrey Davis-Sivasothy.
Wnt signaling maintains the hair-inducing activity of the dermal papilla by Jiro Kishimoto Robert E. Burgeson, Bruce A. Morgan


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March 5, 1922 - May 21, 2019
Beaver Dam, Wisconsin | Age 97
Dorothy P. Newlun Martinsen, 97, of Beaver Dam and formerly of Waupun passed away on Tuesday, May 21, 2019 at Hillside Manor in Beaver Dam.
Dorothy was born the daughter of Henry and Augusta (Ristau) Weigelt on March 5, 1922 in Oconto, WI. Dorothy was employed with the Christian Home in Waupun as a CNA for many years. She was a member of First Ev. Lutheran Church in Beaver Dam. She was an avid sports fan, watching the Packers, Brewers and Badgers. She enjoyed watching her grandchildren's sporting events. Dorothy had a love of music and will be remembered for her singing. She was a generous and loving mom and grandma who will be sadly missed.
Dorothy is survived by her daughters: Pamela (Art) Meyer Penfield of Madison and Deb (Jim) Stange of Beaver Dam; her grandchildren: Nicole (Chris) Garza of Wauwatosa and Breann Stange (Jason Wood) of Beaver Dam; five great-grandchildren: Kyle, Wyatt, Xavier, Stella, and Scarlett; as well as other relatives and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Donald Newlun; her husband, Glen Martinsen; and nine brothers and sisters.
A memorial gathering will be held at the Koepsell-Murray Funeral Home in Beaver Dam on Wednesday, May 29, 2019 from 10 a.m. until the time of the memorial service at 11 a.m. Rev. Robert Moberg will officiate. Inurnment will take place at Highland Memory Gardens, township of Trenton.
Dorothy's family would like to thank Hillside Manor in Beaver Dam especially the staff of the Monarch Hall for all their wonderful care and support.
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The Dukes took home their first piece of silverware this weekend after a tightly fought contest against Rouse Hill 33-31. The preseason match, played for the Indiana Challenge Cup, was contested in considerably tough conditions with the heat and humidity really showing through on the day.
Not deterred by the superior player numbers on show by the opposition, the Dukes rallied together from the get go. While the boys were relatively physically fit (many thanks to Sarah from Pure Performance Coach for helping whip the boys into a shape that didn't resemble a slob that hadn't even thought of Rugby for 2019), match fitness can be an entirely new beast to tame, especially on a day where heat is a factor.
After the cobwebs were shaken out, the Dukes started to hit it into gear, showing some great hits, skillful offloads and tricky footwork on the way to bagging 5 tries in the 80 minute hit out. The set pieces for the Dukes looked fantastic with a solid scrum base and some nice work at line out time, giving the halves time and space to work their magic.
The game itself was very back and forth with both teams being able to score tries in reply to the other. With 5 minutes left, the scores even at 26-26, fly half Stefan von Zelewski took matters into his own hands, blasting through the opposition line and stepping the fullback to score under the sticks the converted his own try to top it all off. 33-26 in favour of the Dukes.
From the ensuing kick off, the Dukes lost possession and with the Renegades inside the attacking 22, the Renegades fly half threw a half field pass to their right winger, who despite having debuting lock Jackson Corry wrapped around his waist was (only just) able to dot the ball down in the corner. 33-31 still on the side of the Dukes.
The Renegades missed the conversion attempt and that's the way the scoreline stayed until the referee blew full time a very short time later. A well deserved win for all the preseason work put in, with the Dukes taking out the Indianna Challenge Cup for 2019.
Also, many thanks must be given to the Renegades for being amazing hosts for the day and (as announced by the Renegades Facebook page) raising over $11k in donations for the Westmead Childrens Hospital.


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Starting in 2012, the Columbus Symphony Orchestra will present Picnic with the Pops and Popcorn with the Pops on the Columbus Commons, leaving their summer home at Chemical Abstracts after 28 years.
The 2011 seasons of both series will remain on the lawn of the North Side business.
"We thank Chemical Abstracts for their 28 years of support and welcome the symphony to Columbus� exciting new green space, the Columbus Commons," Mayor Michael Coleman said in a statement.


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COD LIBRARY CATALOG: Books and Videos in the COD Library only
Outline of the Library of Congress Classification System (what C.O.D. uses to arrange its books)
I-SHARE (formerly Illinet Online): Get books from over 80 Illinois academic libraries
Interlibrary Loan, to get books and journal articles from other libraries around the country.
List of COD library books on Women's Roles Through History
A to Z of Ancient Greek and Roman Women. Reference HQ1136 .L54 2008
A to Z World Women in Culture and Business: 175 Countries - Position in Society, Legal Rights, Education, Dating, Marriage, and Family, Health, Social Customs, Women in Professions, Women as Business Owners, and Foreign Businesswomen. (2008)
American Countercultures: An Encyclopedia of Nonconformists, Alternative Lifestyles. Reference HM 647 .A 44 2009
American Masculinities: A Historical Encyclopedia. Reference HQ 1090.3 .A 453 2003
Battleground: Women, Gender and Sexuality. Reference HQ 1115 .B 38 2008
Beauty Around the World: A Cultural Encyclopedia.
Biographical Dictionary for Women. [online]
Boy Culture: An Encyclopedia. Reference. HQ 797 .B 69 2010
Coming of Age in Popular Culture : Teenagers, Adolescence, and the Art of Growing Up
Contemporary Youth Culture: An International Encyclopedia . Reference HQ 796 .C 8154 2006
The Continuum Complete International Encyclopedia of Sexuality. Reference HQ 21 .I68 2004
Cultural Encyclopedia of the Body. (2008)
Eating Disorders: An Encyclopedia of Causes, Treatment, and Prevention. (2013)
Encyclopaedia Britannica Online. Reference AE 5 .E 363 2005
Encyclopedia of American Studies.
Encyclopedia of American Women and Religion
Encyclopedia of Body Image and Human Appearance. Ref. BF 697.5 .B 631997 2012
Encyclopedia of Contemporary American Social Issues. (2011)
Encyclopedia of Feminist Literature. Reference PN 471 .S 58 2006
Encyclopedia of Gender and Society. (2009)
Encyclopedia of Gender in Media. Reference P 96.S5 E53 2012
Encyclopedia of Global Studies. (2012)
Encyclopedia of Group Processes and Intergroup Relations. Reference HM 716 .E 53 2010
Encyclopedia of Hair: A Cultural History. Reference TT 957 .S 46 2002
Encyclopedia of Human Relationships.
Encyclopedia of Love in World Religions. (2008)
Encyclopedia of Motherhood Reference HQ 759 .E 52 2010
Encyclopedia of Rape. Reference HV 6558 .E 53 2004
Encyclopedia of Sex and Gender. (2007)
Encyclopedia of Sex and Gender: Men and Women in the World's Cultures. . Reference HQ 16 .E 53 2003
Encyclopedia of Social Networks.
Encyclopedia of Women and American Politics. Reference HQ 1236.5 .U 6 E 52 2008
Encyclopedia of Women and Gender: Sex Similarities and Differences and the Impact of Society on Gender. Reference HQ 1115 .E 52 2001
Encyclopedia of Women and Religion in North America. Reference BL 458 .E 52 2006
Encyclopedia of Women in the American West (2003)
Encyclopedia of Women in the Ancient World. (2001)
Encyclopedia of Women in the Renaissance : Italy, France, and England. Reference HQ 1148 .W 67 2007
Encyclopedia of Women in Today's World. (2011)
Encyclopedia of Women Social Reformers. (2001)
Encyclopedia of Women's Autobiography. (2005)
Encyclopedia of Women's Folklore and Folklife.
Encyclopedia of Women's Health.
Faces Around the World: A Cultural Encyclopedia of the Human Face. (2012)
Feet and Footwear: A Cultural Encyclopedia. (2009)
Female Action Heroes : A Guide to Women in Comics, Video Games, Film, and Television. (2013)
Feminist Philosophies, A to Z.
From Suffrage to the Senate: America's Political Women: An Encyclopedia of Leaders, Causes, and Issues. (2006)
Gender and Education : An Encyclopedia. Reference LC 213 .G 425 2007
Girl Culture: An Encyclopedia. (2008)
Greenwood Encyclopedia of Women's Issues Worldwide. Reference HQ 1115 .G 7 2003
International Encyclopedia of Adolescence. Reference HQ 796 .I 58 2007
International Encyclopedia of Marriage and Family. Reference HQ 9 .E 52 2003
International Encyclopedia of Men and Masculinaties. Reference HQ 1090 .I 58 2007
International Encyclopedia of Women's Suffrage. (2000)
Key Concepts in Critical Social Theory.
Key Concepts in Feminist Theory and Research .
Key Contemporary Concepts.
Marriage Customs of the World : An Encyclopedia of Dating Customs and Wedding Traditions. (2013)
Men and Masculinities: A Social, Cultural, and Historical Encyclopedia. Reference HQ 1090.3 .M 436 2004
Misogyny in American Culture: Causes, Trends, and Solutions
Oxford Encyclopedia of American Social History. Reference HN 57 .O 94 2012
Oxford Encyclopedia of the Bible and Gender. (2014)
Oxford Encyclopedia of Women in World History. (2008)
Routledge International Encyclopedia of Women: Global Women's Issues and Knowledge. Reference HQ 1115 .R 69 2000
Sage Dictionary of Cultural Studies.
Sexual Violence and Abuse: An Encyclopedia of Prevention, Impacts, and Recovery. (2013)
The Social Science Encyclopedia. Reference H 41. S63 2004
The Social Science Jargon Buster: The Key Terms You Need to Know.
Statistical Abstract of the United States . Latest edition on Ready Reference, older editions at General HA 202 .U 5 S 93.
Wimmin, Wimps, and Wallflowers: An Encyclopedic Dictionary of Gender and Sexual Orientation Bias in the United States.. (2001)
Women Adventurers,1750-1900 : A Biographical Dictionary, with Excerpts from Selected Travel Writings. Reference G 245 .M 38 2008
Women in Higher Education: An Encyclopedia. General LC 1569 .W 66 2002
Women in the Middle Ages: An Encyclopedia. (2004)
Women in World History: A Biographical Encyclopedia. Reference HQ 1115 .W 6 2000
The Women's Movement Today: An Encyclopedia of Third-Wave Feminism. Reference HQ 1115 .W 644 2006
Women's Rights in the United States : A Comprehensive Encyclopedia of Issues, Events, and People.
Women's Roles and Statuses the World Over. Reference HQ 1236 .H 46 2006
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I spent last week in San Francisco attending 3 back-to-back conferences: the International Conference on Preservation of Digital Objects (iPRES), International Internet Preservation Consortium (IIPC), and the Sun Preservation and Archiving Special Interest Group (PASIG)…thanks to the Library of Congress and to Kesa Summers for letting me go. Also, thanks to the 3 conferences for deciding to co-locate in San Francisco at the same time, which made this sort of tag-team-digital-preservation-event-week possible. I hadn't been to either iPRES, IIPC or PASIG before, so it was a lot of fun being able to take them all in at once…especially since given the nature of my group at the Library of Congress, these are my kind of people.
Each event had a different flavor, but the topic under discussion at each was digital preservation. iPRES focused generally on digital preservation, particularly from a research angle. IIPC also had a bit of a research flavor, but focused more specifically on the practicalities of archiving web content. And PASIG was less research oriented, and much more oriented around building/maintaining large scale storage systems. There was so much good content at these events, that it's kind of impossible to summarize it here. But I thought I would at least attempt to blurrily characterize some of the ideas from the three events that I'm taking back with me.
Long term digital preservation has many hard problems–so many that I think it is rational to feel somewhat overwhelmed and to some extent even paralyzed. It was important to see other people recognize the big problems of emulation, format characterization/migration, compression – but continue working on pragmatic solutions, for today. Martha Anderson made the case several times for thinking of digital preservation in terms of 5-10 year windows, instead of forever. The phrase "to get to forever you have to get to 5 years first" got mentioned a few times, but I don't know who said it first. John Kunze brought up the notion of preservation as a "relay", where bits are passed along at short intervals–and how digital curation need to enable these hand offs to happen easily. It came to my attention later that this relay idea is something that Chris Rusbridge written about back in 2006.
On a similar note, Martha Anderson indicated that making bits useful today is a key factor that the National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program (NDIIPP) weighs when making funding decisions. Brewster Kahle in his keynote for IIPC struck a similar note that "preservation is driven by access". Gary Wright gave an interesting presentation about how the Church of Latter Day Saints had to adjust the Reference Model for Open Archival Information System (OAIS) to enable thousands of concurrent users access to their archive of 3.1 billion genealogical image records. Jennifer Waxman was kind enough to give me a pointer to some work Paul Conway has done on this topic of access driven preservation. The topic of access in digital preservation is important to me, because I work in a digital preservation group at the Library of Congress, working primarily on access applications. We've had a series of pretty intense debates about the role of access in digital preservation … so it was good to hear the topic come up in San Francisco. In a world where Lots of Copies Keeps Stuff Safe, access to copies is pretty important.
Less is More (More or Less)
Over the week I got several opportunities to hear details from John Kunze, Stephen Abrams, and Margaret Low about the California Digital Library's notion of curation micro-services, and how they enable digital preservation efforts at CDL. Several folks in my group at LC have been taking a close look at the CDL specifications recently, so getting to hear about the specs, and even see some implementation demos from Margaret was really quite awesome. The specs are interesting to me because they seem to be oriented around the fact that our digital objects ultimately reside on some sort of hierarchical file-system. Fileystem APIs are fairly ubiquitous. In fact, as David Rosenthal has pointed out, some file systems are even designed to resist change. As Kunze said at PASIG in his talk Permanent Objects, Evolving Services, and Disposable Systems: An Emergent Approach to Digital Curation Infrastructure
What is the thinnest smear of functionality that we can add to the filesystem so that it can act as an object storage system?
Approaches to building digital repository software thus far have been primarily aimed at software stacks (dspace, fedora, eprints) which offer particular services, or service frameworks. But the reality is that these systems come and go, and we are left with the bits. Why don't we try to get the bits in shape so that they can be handed off easily in the relay from application to application, filesystem to filesystem? What is nice about the micro-services approach is that:
- The services are compose-able, allowing digital curation activities to be emergent, rather than imposed by a pre-defined software architecture. Since I've been on a bit of a functional programming kick lately, I see compose-ability as a pretty big win.
- The services are defined by short specifications, not software–so they are ideas instead of implementations. The specifications are clearly guided by ease of implementation, but ultimately they could be implemented in a variety of languages, and tools. Having a 2-3 page spec that defines a piece of functionality, and can be read by a variety of people, and implemented by different groups seems to be an ideal situation to strive for.
Everything Else Is Miscellaneous
Like I said, there was a ton of good content over the week…and it seems somewhat foolhardy to try to summarize it all in a single blog post. I tried to summarize the main themes I took home with me on the plane back to DC…but there were also lots of nuggets of ideas that came up in conversation, and in presentations that I want to at least jot down:
- While archival storage may not be best served by HDFS, jobs like virus scanning huge web crawls are well suited to distributed computing environments like Hadoop. We need to be able to operate at this scale at loc.gov.
- In Cliff Lynch's summary wrap up for PASIG he indicated that people don't talk so much about what we do when the inevitable happens, and bits are lost. The digital preservation community needs to share more statistics on bit loss, system failure modes, and software design patterns that let us build more sustainable storage systems.
- Dave Tarrant's presentation on Where the Semantic Web and Web 2.0 meet format risk management: P2 registry was a welcome revelation about the intersection of my interest in linked data and digital preservation. His presentation of the PRONOM format registry as linked data, and Kevin De Vorsey's talk about Obsolescence, Risk Management, and Preservation Planning at the National Library of New Zealand made me think that it might be interesting to explore how the LC's Digital Formats website could be delivered as linked data, and linked to something like PRONOM. David Pearson also suggested that collaborative wiki-spaces could be used by digital format specialists to collect information…which got me thinking of how a semantic media wiki instance could be used in conjunction with Tarrant's ideas. How easy would it be to use the web to build a distributed network of preservation information, as opposed to some p2p solution?
- I want to learn more about the (w)arc data format, and perhaps contribute to some of the existing code bases for working w/ (w)arc. I'm particularly interested in using harvesting tools and WARC to preserve linked data…which I believe some of the Sindice folks have worked on for their bot.
- It's long since time I understood how LOCKSS works as a technology. It was mentioned as the backbone of several projects during the week. I even overheard some talk about establishing rogue LOCKSS networks, which of course piqued my interest even more.
- It would be fun to put a jython or jruby web front end on DROID for format identification, but it seems that Carol Chou of the Florida Center for Library Automation has already done something similar. Still, it would be neat to at least try it out, and perhaps have it conneg to Dave's P2 registry or PRONOM.
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Many contemplating "retirement," are scared out of their wits that they won't be able to secure competent and trustworthy "caregiving," when they get to that point in their lives -- without considering for a moment, that first thought should go to "doing it yourself," as one's best option.
That is to say, that first and foremost, before resorting to another's help -- one should make every attempt to improve their own efforts to "care" for themselves, and thus make themselves better -- in the many facets of that meaning. The biggest difference, is that one has a vested interest in getting better -- and not getting worse, and therefore, more dependent on that "help" -- which then becomes a self-aggrandizing momentum of its own, resulting in utter and hopeless, irreversible dependency.
That is as much conditioning (learned adaptation), as absolute physical necessity. The outcome depends on one's initial, as well as subsequent responses -- predisposing eventual outcomes. Many on encountering an obstacle in their lives, will be discouraged and defeated, while a few will be determined to overcome those obstacles so that they do not become a handicap or disability -- but rather, their own unique adaptation, despite the general rule. Many world champion athletes, actually come from that backdrop -- of needing to overcome their arthritis, polio, deformity, and disability -- to become the best in the world at that performance and activity -- because their whole life hinged on that inflection point.
They could accept defeat -- or find another way, even if they had to create/discover it themselves. That's how the great discoveries of the world have been made -- as well as the great discoveries in every individual life. It's not the discoveries scientists make for everyone -- without exception, but the discoveries every individual makes in the course of their own lives, that matters the most. That is what makes the difference in every life -- the discoveries and decisions they make in their own lives.
The mass manipulators will say that is not so -- that one has no choice in the important matters of one's life -- but to go along with the masses, and do what everybody else is doing -- because there is no exception and choice in these matters. It's almost as though Nature had designed that as a test -- to eliminate the weak and unconfident, for only those of immense and unshakeable confidence, could prevail in these challenges against convention, conformity and tradition -- so that there can be no exception.
That is how the status quo is continued -- even as much as it is problematical, and produces the well-known problems, that have never been successfully challenged and solved before. Nobody has broken beyond -- to challenging and shaking the paradigm at its very roots and assumptions.
The best care cannot come from another -- because no other has a greater vested interest in that outcome. It is one's own life -- and cannot be sacrificed for another, or expect that another will sacrifice theirs for one's own -- no matter what they say to convince one otherwise. To do so, would be foolish, and one would not expect a fool to serve one better than one could themselves. Like in every other case, one would employ themselves, to assure they are hiring the best, the most capable and honest -- and that would be themselves, if that were truly so.


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The society ladies call the reluctant Duke of Lennox "The Uncatchable," not that he cares for them or their nicknames. Elias Addison's estate was thrust upon him when his father died and it has been little else but a burden. He spends his days mired in responsibilities and his nights pursued at endless balls by fortune-hunting debutantes. He is a man whose reputation precedes him: morose, serious, and tense. When a friend brings him to the Sleeping Dove in an attempt to lighten his mood, the consequences of those good intentions are far greater.
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I thought Dirt was going to be another feel-good, coming-of-age sports movie. And in many ways it is. What I did not bank on was the fact that it kind of turned out to be a walking talking Lucas Oil ad. Which, if you watch the movie through that lens, makes things truly bizarre.
(Full disclosure: Warner Bros. wanted us to review Dirt so badly that it sent me a free copy of the movie. )
I will admit that I didn't have high hopes for Dirt. I watched the trailer and gleaned from the pitch email that it was probably a direct-to-DVD movie. So, over the weekend and after an appalling viewing of a trash film I won't name here (but rhymes with Bustice Feague), I popped in Dirt.
The plot is not an unfamiliar one. Seventeen-year-old Dez Truss (DeRon Horton) boosts expensive cars to help provide for his younger sister. He gets caught. And in order to convince the court that he can keep taking care of his sister and not be put in prison instead, he joins an off-road truck-racing team, led by ex-truck racer, Rick Radden (Kevin Dillon), to set himself straight.
Dez starts out as the shop boy on the team, but because he knows cars and he knows how to drive (he was part of a youth-oriented racing outreach program), he quickly climbs the team ranks and becomes the driver after Rick fires their original driver for being an overall shithead. With Dez's help, the team is eventually able to pull itself to victory. And through it all, Dez is able to find a place where he belongs. It's all very Free Willy meets Cars.
If you do wind up watching this movie, here's a little drinking game you can play: Take a sip each time you see a piece of Lucas Oil branded merchandise pop up onscreen. You'll be blasted before the halfway point. I'm calling attention to this because of the overpowering brand-ness of the film. I can probably count on my hands how many scenes didn't have some kind of prominent Lucas Oil logo showing. Lucas Oil hats. Lucas Oil t-shirts. Lucas Oil trailers. Lucas Oil tents. Lucas Oil porta potties (I'm joking about that last one). You get the point.
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Lucas Oil, Lucas Oil, Lucas Oil. I just couldn't ignore it anymore.
As it turned out, it was because Forrest Lucas, the founder of Lucas Oil, was the movie's executive producer. After learning that, I couldn't shake the feeling that I was watching one, big 100-minute Lucas Oil commercial. Clearly, Lucas paid for a lot of this movie and you really cannot forget that, even if you try. Because I tried. A lot.
If you needed further proof that this was almost certainly a splashy Lucas Oil promotion, look no further than the hood decal on Dez's truck for the final race:
(As an aside and between you and me, Protect the Harvest is Forrest Lucas' non-profit pro-puppy mill project headed up by a man named Brian Klippenstein, who was Donald Trump's USDA transition leader.
Protect the Harvest once produced a movie titled The Dog Lover, which depicts "an idealistic college student sent undercover by an animal welfare organization to investigate a puppy mill, and eventually becoming disillusioned with the welfare organization, which is presented as unethical," according to Wikipedia, because we're really not going to watch it, and Rogerebert.com called it "a pretty bald piece of anti-SPCA and/or PETA propaganda."
The Dog Lover was also directed and produced by the same people who wrote and produced DIRT (Alex Ranarivelo and Ali Afshar, respectively).
And as for the racing footage, it was taken from actual events (that also featured very conspicuous Lucas Oil signage), according to Racer:
Indeed the vast majority of the racing action was not filmed specifically for the movie, but rather taken from Lucas Oil Production Studios footage of races, both external and in-car. The stunt driving is, for the most part, done by the racers during actual races. Even the announcers that fans would hear at the track or on television, specifically Dave Arnold and Ken Stout, are featured in the race call
Sure, I suppose that makes things more authentic, something was still off about it. Other motorsports movies like Rush use real race footage as well, but Rush was based on a true story. DIRT is not. So, it's like these real-life race car drivers show up in a movie about a fictitious race team and they are... playing themselves? In this fictitious narrative?
No, I suspect all of this was 100 percent on purpose. I suspect that, keen on growing the fanbase for off-road truck racing, Lucas Oil threw a bunch of money at making this movie and then basically starred itself in between shots of the trucks Doing Cool Shit. Like, "Look at us, look at my trucks! Look at how cool my racing is!"
Obviously, I have no way to prove this, but that's what the whole thing felt like.
All of that being said, DIRT is actually entertaining.
Though it never says specifically in so many words, this is a film about a black kid making it as a driver in a white man's race. All of the other drivers on the other teams are white men. Rick's original driver flings insults at Dez for being black. The overall message is that talent exists everywhere, and if people from all walks of life are given opportunities to prove themselves, they might just come out on top of the established order, regardless of the gatekeepers.
Yes, Lucas Oil signage is splashed everywhere, but the racing footage included is cool. Although there are some visual inconsistencies (certain trucks wearing competing signage and shots from different tracks being used in one race), most viewers probably won't notice.
DIRT touches on serious topics, but you naturally take them seriously because they are presented as such, not because some character said so. You care because the characters all feel very real and relatable. They don't feed you dumb lines that distract you because no one in reality would ever speak that way. You find yourself rooting for them.
Of course Dez places first in his truck at the end. And of course he finds himself a new family with Rick's team and gets to keep taking care of his sister. The Good Guys win. You know all of that is going to happen, but you'll still watch the movie anyway because the story is compelling and you feel good watching it.
I thought about the millions of dollars Bustice Feague must have cost and I laughed because this movie was better and more entertaining in every way, even though it didn't have to be, since it's generally just a feature-length commercial. It's a pleasant surprise, which is definitely the best kind.
If you do watch it, I would suggest doing it with your wits about you because the movie is paid for by and features Lucas Oil. Know that you are watching what amounts to a sponsored ad, even though it does have a nice plot.


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A supple full grain leather jeans belt made in the U.K. by British craftsmen.
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Neighbors react to leasing of Whirlpool building
It has been a little more than a year since the Whirlpool distribution center closed its doors, but soon a new company will move in and some neighbors said they have mixed feelings.
The Fort Smith Chamber of Commerce announced Monday that the old Whirlpool building will be leased by Spartan Logistics, a transportation company based out of Columbus, Ohio.
Spartan will handle warehousing and distribution for Owens Corning while helping bring jobs back to the River Valley.
"That makes me feel real good because our economy has been real low and we do need the jobs in the Fort Smith area," said Teressa Parker of Fort Smith.
"We do need a lot of jobs and stuff here, so I think it'll be important to bring some jobs here," Tina Martin said.
The lease agreement with Spartan Logistics is for 100,000 square feet in the distribution building, but there is still concern about a portion of the property that has been contaminated from a chemical leak that has been ongoing since before Whirlpool closed the plant.
Neighbors said that should be the most important thing.
"I think taking care of the pollution and the environment should come first because it does affect health issues in the area, and so I think it would be better for them to take care of that, get that solved, and then bring another company into the building," Parker said.
Whirlpool executives said Spartan Logistics has done its own investigation of the property and is satisfied with the area they are leasing.
One neighbor of the plant said she was strongly against any company moving into the building until the pollution problem is taken care of.


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Activities in the program
Activities in the program are aimed at empowering senior citizens to improve their daily functional activities through available social and health services to live as independently as possible.
Home Assistance
Caregivers perform small household chores, help with grocery shopping, paying bills and preparing meals, handyman services provide assistance with various minor repairs, painting, etc. Medical workers perform services such as blood pressure measurement, blood sugar analysis, psycho/social evaluations, and act as a liaison with the doctor.
Advocate for the Elderly
We help the elderly gain access to the support systems in their community, and coordinate with hospitals, social services, and other specialized institutions within the government.
"Bread of life" works with the network of humanitarian civil society organizations "HumanaS" that are working for and with the elderly people - www.humanas.rs and actively collaborates with other local government organizations in dealing with current issues affecting the elderly.
Integration and socialization
"Bread of Life" directs efforts to support and strengthen seniors to take more responsibility for others, to become active participants in society, in order for them to express themselves and meet their need.
For this purpose, "Bread of life" organizes integration and socialization activities in the Daily Club "Warm corner" for seniors on Vračar and Zemun, as well as two clubs in Zeleznik and Obrenovac. Addresses of the day clubs: Prote Mateje 41 (Vracar), Slobodanke Danke Savic 33 (Zvezdara), at the Home for the elderly and pensioners Obrenovac, 12 Uzun Mirko Street, and in the local community Zeleznik - Darinka Radojevic 35th Street.
Activities are carried out through various self-help groups which are groups of elderly people who have informally gathered around a common interest and therefore need to promote active aging in order for elderly people to live as fulfilling a life as possible in a comprehensive way (emotionally, physically, spiritually, socially and intellectually engaged).
Self-help groups that have formed as Daily Life in "Bread of Life" are:
- Solidarity group - takes care of the club members who can not attend meetings because of illness, organizing medical services (ambulatory blood pressure, blood sugar and their doctor's advice), conducts a variety of humanitarian actions;
- Creative group - contains several sections: making handmade greeting cards, ethnic products, decorative items, tailoring section;
- Group of culture and recreation - organizes trips to the theater, concerts, celebrations, picnics, games, sports, singing section)
- Learning group - nurtures and develops the need for life-long education. This group organizes classes on the computer as well as discussions and lectures on topics of interest to seniors.
The Daily and weekly club "Bread of Life" has developed a good cooperation with other Gerontology clubs in Belgrade and implemented various joint activities.
Provision and distribution of financial aid for the poorest seniors in food, hygiene, medicine, clothes, shoes, firewood for the winter, and etc. For the most vulnerable elderly it provides regular monthly food aid. Collection of funds for emergency assistance during the winter months in food, clothing, wood.
In order to build a sustainable model of support for the elderly at local level, "Bread of Life" performs the following activities:
Strengthening the capacity of Managing Hostesses
In order to improve the quality of home care services, we work on building the capacity of managing hostesses by allowing them to gain theoretical knowledge related to age and aging provided by accredited institutions and acquiring knowledge about the psycho-social needs of the elderly bybecoming familiar with the detailed job description of a managing hostess. As a result, they receive a certificate of competency.
In addition, managing hostesses in training acquire the skills to work through hands-on training for a period of three months, which provides professional and experienced managing hostesses for "Bread of Life".
Developing sources of income for the care of the elderly who are poor
In the context of the difficult socio-economic situation in the country, the needs of the elderly as one of the most vulnerable groups in society are increasing. "Bread of Life" launched a fund to help elderly poor, in order to meet their basic living needs. Assistance is provided in the form of regular monthly food parcels and hygiene for vulnerable users, and during the winter months we provide firewood.
For this purpose, special efforts have been made in raising awareness of the needs of the elderly in which funds are collected through individuals and the local environment of the institutions with the message that "their little for someone means a lot."
Substantial funds to help the elderly poor are collected via the second-hand clothes shop (Second Hand Shop), the registered economic entity of "Bread of Life".


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Forget vacuuming the carpet, try vacuuming your stomach
You probably read the headline to this article and assumed you'd either be reading about a way to clean dirt off of your stomach or a terrifying and dangerous procedure that sucks out people's stomach fat. You thought wrong.
Surprisingly, this new fitness trend is all about healthy breathing. People are praising this breathing exercise, swearing that it gives them flatter and stronger abs in a short time. Here's how the fad works.
1. Start by standing or get on your hands and knees in a table pose.
2. Exhale while pulling your belly button inward towards your spine.
3. Hold this position for 60 seconds and squeeze your abs very tightly. Don't forget to take small breaths!
4. Release.
It's that simple! Combine this simple breathing exercise with a healthy diet and results can appear in only a few weeks. The exercise is also said to reduce back pain.
We're not entirely sure we buy that this fitness trend really works. Why would people put so much time, money, and effort into fitness classes and programs if there was such a simple ab-flattening method out there all along? However, people are very enthusiastic about the trend and insist that it works. We'll just have to try it ourselves!
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Khaadi Cambric Autumn/Winter Collection 2013 has released this evening. Khaadi has got awesome feedback of previous prêt collection and this cambric collection 2013 will be the next master-work. In this Cambric Collection Winter 2013 Khaadi has redesigned some best selling items of the year for coming Eid gala and presented with some more elegant and fancy color scheme to make perfect to become a fancy wear.
Khaadi Winter / Fall Collection-2013
Khaadi's need no introduction. It is one of the best brands of women dresses in Pakistan. The brand was found in 1998 and it has never stopped the journey of success. Khaadi is one of the modernly designed and equipped fashion studios working for the ethnicity of cultural and contemporary western dress patterns. The brand is not only recognized due to its special and creative designs but the quality of fabric is another important factor of its success.
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Last year's Motor4Toys event, which collected more than 15,000 toys for needy kids
We started our monthly calendar of events last month and learned almost immediately that we will never be able to make it as comprehensive as everyone would like, but that's where you come in. Take a look at the list we've put together for December after the jump, and if you see changes that need to be made or events you'd like to add, leave a comment with event info and a link. Once again we've used two of our favorite resources: the New York Times automotive calendar for national and international stuff, and for local stuff here in Southern California, our buddy Dave Lindsay's SoCalCarCulture pages. Dave's photos from these local events are fantastic.
So check out the December event calendar we put together for you after the jump and start adding to it. And please note the large number of Toys 4 Tots drives being put on by local car clubs. With tough economic times it's important to remember that every child deserves a toy. Happy Holidays everyone!
11/29-12/7 Essen, Germany - ESSEN MOTOR SHOW 2008 - Messe Essen
3-14 Bolgna, Italy - Bologna Motor Show 2008 - BolognaFiere Exhibition Centre
5-7 Long Beach, CA - Cycle World International Motorcycle Show - Long Beach Convention Center
5-7 Kansas City, MO - Mecum Kansas City Auction - Kemper Arena
6 Irvine, CA - 3rd Annual Toys for Tots Car Show - Ford PAG campus - 7AM - 9AM
6 Ontario - 26th Annual Christmas on Euclid - Euclid Ave. Holt to G St. - 9AM - 4PM
6 Rancho Cucamonga - Toys for Tots Car Show - 10975 Arrow Route - 10AM - 3PM
6 San Diego - 5th Annual MCRD Car Show & Toys for Tots Benefit - MCRD - 10AM - 2PM
7 Woodland Hills, CA - 5th Annual Motor4Toys - The Anthem Building in Warner Center - 9AM - 1PM
7 San Bernardino - Holiday Toy Drive Car Show - 5244 University Parkway - 11AM - 2:30PM
7 Yorba Linda - John Force Holiday Car Show - 22722 Old Canal Rd. - 10AM - 4PM
10 El Cajon - Cajon Classic Cruise Parade of Lights - Main St. & Magnolia - 5PM - 8PM
13 Irwindale - Mooneyes Xmas Party - Toyota Speedway at Irwindale - 6AM - 3PM
14 Del Mar - 32nd annual Street Masters Christmas Cruise - 3710 Del Mar Heights Rd. - 8AM - 2PM6
19-20 Las Vegas, NV - Kruse Greater Las Vegas Auction - South Point Hotel and Casino
20 Gstaad, Switzerland - Bonhams Ferrari et Les Prestigieuses Italiennes - The Palace Hotel
20 Los Angeles - 3rd Annual CARnival Family Fun Day - Petersen Automotive Museum - 11AM - 3PM
21 Rancho Cucamonga - Toys for Tots & Decorate Your Ride - 12271 Foothill at Day Creek - 5PM - 8PM
27-28 Willows, CA - 24 Hours of LeMons - Thunderhill Raceway Park
12/31-1/4 San Diego - 2009 San Diego International Auto Show - Convention Center


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Tax & Solid Waste Rates
- Property Tax Rates
- Municipal Tax Rates
- Solid Waste Tax Rates
- School Tax Rate
- Additional School Tax Rate
- Regional Library Tax Rate
- Regional District Tax Rate
- BC Assessment Tax Rate
- Regional Hospital Tax Rate
- Municipal Finance Authority (MFA) of BC Tax Rate
Property Tax Rates
The property tax rates are the sum of each taxing authority's levy. Following are the approved tax rates for recent years:
Each year, after adoption of the financial plan, but before May 15, Council must, by bylaw, impose property value taxes for the year by establishing tax rates for:
- the municipal revenue proposed to be raised for the year from property value taxes, as provided in the City's financial plan, and
- the amounts to be collected for the year by means of rates established by the municipality to meet its taxing obligations in relation to another local government or other public bodies (i.e. Regional Hospital District and Regional District).
Refer to the Tax Rates Bylaw No. 3038-2020 for all current tax rates.
Property value taxes are based on the assessed value of land and improvements, other than land and improvements exempt by statute. Separate rates are established for each property class. To better understand the relationship between property assessment and property taxes, watch a short video created by BC Assessment:
Property value taxes are deemed to be imposed on January 1 of the year in which the Tax Rate Bylaw is adopted.
Municipal Tax Rate
Municipal property tax rates are set by the City of Abbotsford. The revenue from these taxes is used for public services, such as police and fire protection, street lighting and road maintenance, as well as operating parks and recreational facilities. Additional taxes are levied for drainage, and dyking and irrigation services for specific areas.
Solid Waste Tax Rate
Solid Waste rates are billed annually on the Property Tax Notice. Please refer to the Consolidated Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 1532-2006, Schedule "L" - Solid Waste Collection for other rates and charges.
Rates below are effective January 1, 2018.
- Urban and Eastern Rural Collection Area - $220.00
- Western Rural Collection Area - $220.00
- Multi-Unit Residential Complex Recycling Depot Fee - $5.00
- Stickers for additional garbage container or bag - $2.00 each
View the Recycling, Compostable Waste and Garbage section for more information.
School Tax Rate
School tax rates applicable to residential properties are set by the Province of BC. Residential property school taxes are based, in part, on the number of residences, as well as the total assessed value of residential property in the province, creating a different tax rate in each school district.
School tax rates applicable to non-residential properties are also set by the Provincial of BC. The rates vary by property classification, but are uniform throughout the province within each non-residential property class.
Learn more about why you pay school taxes by visiting the BC Government's website.
Additional School Tax Rate
Additional school tax rates applicable to residential properties valued above $3,000,000 are set by the Province of BC. For mixed-use properties, only the residential portion of the property's assessed value above $3,000,000 will be taxable.
The additional school tax rate is 0.2% on the residential portion of a property assessed between $3,000,000 and $4,000,000; and 0.4% on the residential portion assessed over $4,000,000.
BC Assessment determines if additional school tax applies. If you believe you property should be exempt from additional school tax, please contact BC Assessment to discuss your concerns.
Regional Library Tax Rate
Library Tax Rates are set out by the Fraser Valley Regional Library.
Contact the Fraser Valley Regional Library at 604-859-7141.
Regional District Tax Rate
Regional District tax rates are set by the Fraser Valley Regional District to raise revenue for budget needs. Tax revenues are used to fund a wide range of regional services of benefit to everyone within the boundaries of the Fraser Valley, such as animal control, regional parks, mosquito control and air quality management.
Contact the Fraser Valley Regional District Chilliwack Headquarters at 1-800-528-0061.
BC Assessment Tax RateBC Assessment property tax rates are set by BC Assessment, which is an independent Provincial Crown Corporation governed by a Board of Directors. The revenue from these taxes is used to produce independent, uniform and efficient property assessments on an annual basis to:
- tax authorities;
- property owners;
- municipal, provincial and federal government agencies;
- realtors, appraisers, lawyers, bankers, title search companies;
- other private and public agencies.
Contact BC Assessment at 1-866-825-8322.
Regional Hospital Tax Rate
The Regional Hospital tax rates are set by the Fraser Valley Regional Hospital District. The hospital tax rates raise revenue to repay the costs of major capital expenditures, such as hospital construction and acquisition of medical equipment.
Contact the Fraser Valley Regional Hospital District Chilliwack Headquarters at 1-800-528-0061.
Municipal Finance Authority of BC Tax Rate
The MFA tax rates are levied in order to fund their operations. The MFA provides long- and short-term financing, investment management, leasing and other financial services to communities and public institutions in BC.Contact the Municipal Finance Authority at 250-383-1181.