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ATHENS – A small boat carrying migrants hoping to get to Greece sank near the eastern island of Lesvos early on Saturday, drowning 20 people, Greek police said.
The boat had set off from the nearby Turkish coast carrying 27 migrants and its captain. It capsized about one mile (1.6 km) off the coast of Lesvos due to strong winds, according to a survivor, police said.
"The survivor told coast guard authorities that all the immigrants were from Iraq and had paid about 2,000 dollars per head to be transported to the island," a police official said.
The Greek coast guard found 20 bodies in the sea and was searching for any remaining survivors, the official said.
Thousands of illegal immigrants cross the country's porous sea and land borders every year, the vast majority via Turkey.
With Greece in its fifth year of a deep recession and hit by rising crime levels, illegal immigration became a major issue in the national elections earlier this year.
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Vanilla-Orange Marmalade Recipe
This marmalade is bright, sweet, and bursting with citrus flavor. It tastes like the juiciest orange you ever ate, only slathered over buttered bread. Yum. While it may seem a bit fussy to use two different kinds of oranges, it makes sense. The rinds of juice oranges tend to be thinner and have less pith, while navel oranges have more "meat" inside.
Loosely adapted from the University of California-Davis
- Yield:Makes 8 half-pint jars
- Active time: 1 1/2 hours
- Total time:1 1/2 hours
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- 2 medium juice oranges
- 2 large navel oranges
- 2 lemons
- 1/8 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 vanilla bean
- One 1.75-ounce package powdered pectin
- 6 1/2 cups granulated sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon butter
Prepare the jars and lids: place 8 half-pint jars on rack in large pot. Add enough water to cover jars and bring to boil over high heat. Boil for 10 minutes, turn off the heat and allow jars to rest in hot water. Meanwhile, put rims and lids in small saucepan and cover with water. Heat over medium heat until water is simmering; remove pan from heat and allow rims and lids to rest in hot water.
Wash the oranges and lemons. Remove the rinds in quarters and thinly slice them lengthwise. When all the rinds are sliced, roughly chop them crosswise into slightly smaller pieces. Put the rinds in a large pot and add 2 1/2 cups of water and the baking soda.
With a sharp knife, split the vanilla bean open lengthwise and scrape the seeds into the pot. Add the vanilla bean to the pot and bring it to a boil. Reduce the heat, cover, and simmer for 15 minutes.
Meanwhile, roughly chop the oranges and lemons and remove the seeds. Transfer the fruit to a food processor and pulse until it is evenly chopped but still a bit coarse. Add the fruit to the pot with the rinds and return to a boil. Cover and boil for 15 minutes.
Measure out 4 1/2 cups of the fruit mixture. Make sure to get a good mixture of rind, fruit, and juice. Discard remaining fruit mixture and vanilla bean.
Return the reserved 4 1/2 cups of fruit mixture to the pot. Stir in the pectin and return to a boil. Boil vigorously for one minute.
Add the sugar all at once and stir until combined. Stir in the butter. Return to a rapid boil, stirring frequently, and boil hard for one minute.
Ladle hot marmalade into hot sterilized jars, leaving 1/4-inch headspace. Wipe rims of jars, cover with lids, and screw bands on until just barely tight. Place jars on rack in pot and cover completely with water. Cover pot and bring to a boil over high heat. Boil for 10 minutes. Turn off heat, uncover pot, and allow jars to rest in water for five minutes. Remove jars from pot and allow to rest undisturbed on countertop for six hours or overnight.
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Ever wonder how rare those whiskies touted as being made with disappearing stocks really are? In the case of Crown Royal XR (for Extra Rare), one component was in short enough supply that the Canadian whisky maker was recently forced to reformulate.
The selling point behind the original XR, debuted in 2005, was that the blend contained some whisky made in the shuttered Waterloo, Ontario, distillery, a component that recently ran dry. To replace it, the hyperpremium XR now showcases spirits made at its LaSalle distillery on the Island of Montreal. However, that distillery, too, has stopped operating (1993), and its whisky will one day also run out.
Master blender Andrew MacKay, who created both versions, says that the new approach demanded that he create a whisky of markedly changed character, but comparable quality. "We knew it would be different," says MacKay, noting that he fashioned the new XR around the spicy rye flavors of the LaSalle portion. He spent two years creating the new formulation. "I knew it wouldn't become [a copy of the original], so I didn't even try."
By comparison, the blender describes the Waterloo component of the earlier release as "meaty and doughy."
The LaSalle edition holds a special place in MacKay's heart as it was at that distillery that he apprenticed in the chemical lab. His father also served there as production planner.
LaSalle was also the first facility built by Seagram's, the creator of Crown Royal, soon after that company incorporated in 1924. Seagram's later passed into the hands of spirits giant Diageo.
MacKay recalls that when he created the original XR, he was asked to create "the best we can make." When it became clear that stocks would run out, he was allotted two years warning to blend the next permutation. "They gave me a bit of time to think."
He adds that the blend is made up of "some very old bits and pieces," the bulk of which are Bourbon-style components from the Gimli, Manitoba, distillery. That facility makes whiskies that follow the same regulations as corn-rich Bourbon made in the United States, but since they are distilled in Canada cannot be labeled as Bourbon. The newest XR is packaged with a blue motif as opposed to the reddish velvet bag and neck label of the original.
As for the length of time the new blend of XR will last, MacKay points to the fact that the first did not last the eight years that marketers projected. "It depends on how well you sell it."
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Crown Royal XR—LaSalle, (80 proof or 40 percent alcohol, $129.99)
APPEARANCE: Dark color with slight green of olive oil, quick, tight legs.
NOSE: Comes out with dried fruit and follows with toasty and faint vanilla notes.
PALATE: Subtly moves from an opening dry fruit note (especially pears) to dominating spiciness with a toast flavor of doughy bread. Shows a lot of finesse.
FINISH: A crisp finish that reports the flavors of the mouth sensation with sweets, salts and spices. No bitterness whatsoever.
My Father Flor de Las Antillas Robusto (to be scored in August issue of Cigar Aficionado)
This box-pressed number, a Nicaraguan puro with spice and nuts makes an interesting partner to the whisky. The pleasant, but unsuspected, combination belies the spice-on-spice expectation with a very smooth texture.
Cuban Partagás Corona Senior (to be scored in August issue of Cigar Aficionado)
A cigar that comes off very fresh, becomes more savory and leathery with the whisky. The XR's spicy qualities of spice are downplayed by the partnership, while its fruits become more prominent.


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Less than a day after Harriton High School's questionable laptop policy made headlines online, its school district has disabled its remote monitoring capabilities. The Lower Merion School District (LMSD) issued a statement in response to a privacy lawsuit by a student saying that it has disabled its "security tracking feature" that allowed the schools to remotely spy on students, even while at home. LMSD claims this feature has never been used for anything but security purposes, though some comments online indicate the contrary.
According to LMSD, the tracking feature was only installed because laptops tend to be subject to loss and theft, and it was only activated in that specific scenario. "The tracking-security feature was limited to taking a still image of the operator and the operator's screen," reads the statement. "The District has not used the tracking feature or web cam for any other purpose or in any other manner whatsoever."
Nonetheless, the district has disabled this after Thursday's hubbub when news emerged that a Harriton High School student had been disciplined for "improper behavior" at home. The assistant principal cited a photo taken from the webcam on his school-issued MacBook, sparking outrage from the student's parents when they confirmed that the school could remotely spy on their kid. The parents filed a lawsuit alleging violations of civil rights, privacy, and interception of communications.
Many readers (ourselves included) were skeptical about the initial claims—surely the school would have known that such invasions of privacy would not be considered kosher and it must have been a misunderstanding. Though the school refused to talk to Ars about the laptop policy when we called (and LMSD never responded to our inquiries), it appears as if LMSD is at least willing to indirectly admit that there were some parts to the policy that could use some improvement. Parents were never made aware that someone could remote desktop into their kids' computers—and possibly take a snapshot. The district now claims that it won't turn the feature back on without written notification to students and families.
However, there are still questions as to whether the school strictly used this in the event of loss or theft as LMSD says. As pointed out in the comments of our original article, a user claiming to be a recent Harriton High School graduate posted his perspective online, noting that the green light on the MacBooks' built-in webcam would come on often enough to arouse student suspicion. "Some [students] covered it up with tape and post-its because they thought the IT guys were watching them," he wrote.
Whether these claims are true is anyone's guess, but it's clear that the school district felt it had landed itself in hot water and decided to take precautions before the situation further escalated. This is unlikely to put a stop to the lawsuit, but it could at least relieve parents' worries that their kids are being watched by outsiders.


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You can pick up a webcam from just about any Internet retailer for under £20, so why would anybody pay £50, the going rate for Creative's Live Cam Voice?
There are three main reasons. First, the sensor resolution is fairly high for a webcam, at 640x480 pixels. The software bundle - as usual with Creative - is comprehensive and well written. And finally, the camera is fitted with a noise-cancelling array microphone.
The unit itself is small but not miniature, and is oval in shape, with twin microphones positioned either side of the lens. There's a small LED under the lens, which glows green when the camera has power and red when it's active. A single USB 2.0 cable provides all power as well as the data connection.
It's mounted on a ball joint so you can move it through a wide variety of angles, and a foldaway clip gives it good purchase on a notebook or LCD monitor. On a conventional CRT, the Live Cam sadly has to rely on its weight to stay put and, as it's light, it can be easily disturbed.
Creative provides an extensive software bundle with the Live! CamVoice. The main component is Creative Muvee Autoproducer, a simple video-editing application, which can jazz up a video from captured footage, applying soundtracks and styles, like a promo or music video. There are more serious applets in there, too, which help set up the camera for security applications, or to work with VoIP services like Skype.
The two microphones work in collaboration to detect background noise. By analysing the levels of sound reaching each microphone, the driver software determines which sounds are background and which come from somebody in front of the camera.
This enables the system to cancel unwanted noise, leaving clearer speech, without the need for a headset. The results are good, with speech as clear as from many headsets, but without the need to press your ears into funny shapes.
This is a good camera for anybody who wants to fit and then forget a webcam. The superior sound quality captured by the array microphone is probably worth the extra price, but when you add in the software and the versatility of the camera for VoIP or security uses, it's further justification for its comparatively high price.


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Distant relatives of King Richard III will learn today whether they have won their High Court battle with Justice Secretary Chris Grayling over where the monarch's recently-discovered remains should be reburied.
Richard's battle-scarred bones were found under a council car park in Leicester, and the current plan is for them to be reinterred at the city's cathedral.
In an unprecedented legal action, relatives who make up the Plantagenet Alliance want three judges to rule that Mr Grayling is under a legal duty to set up a wide-ranging public consultation exercise to decide where the king's final resting place should be.
The alliance has indicated it wants the remains to be buried at York Minster, claiming that was the wish ''of the last medieval king of England'', who was known as Richard of York.
But their counsel Gerard Clarke told the court at a recent hearing the alliance would be satisfied if a consultation exercise was launched, and suggested the Queen and royal household should be at the top of the list of consultees.
He said it should also include the distant relatives themselves as well as members of the public.
Mr Clarke said the issue was important as the last English king to die in battle ''is not just any old bones''.
Government QC James Eadie told the court Mr Grayling was ''under no statutory or common law duty to consult''.
The case was heard by Lady Justice Hallett, sitting with Mr Justice Ouseley and Mr Justice Haddon-Cave.
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SOCHI, Russia - Canada's Matt Dunstone remained in striking distance of first place in the 2013 world junior curling championships men's standings with a 7-3 win over the United States on Tuesday.
Canada improved to 5-2 with the win, tied for second place in the standings with Norway, Russia, and Sweden and within reach leader Kyle Smith of Scotland (5-1).
In women's action Canada's Corryn Brown also beat her continental rival, rebounding from a 4-3 loss to Switzerland with a 10-4 rout over the U.S.
"It's a pride thing," Dunstone said. "It was good to see Canada come out on top of these North American battles."
After American skip Korey Dropkin stole a point in the first end, Dunstone's Winnipeg rink responded with a deuce in the third and took a 5-2 lead after five ends.
"We had a really strong fifth end and I think we made eight straight shots there," Dunstone said. "After that we kind of took the momentum from them. We only had control after we got that deuce in nine. A two-point lead is nothing on the quality of teams here. I felt most comfortable once we got that four-point lead in the last end."
Brown's rink from Kamloops, B.C., came up just short against Switzerland's Michelle Gribi (2-4). Trailing 4-2 in the 10th, Brown attempted a double to lie two and force the extra end, but just missed, taking only one for the 4-3 loss.
Brown and her team rebounded against American skip Miranda Solem, stealing two ends on the way to a 10-4 win.
"We definitely played a little more aggressive, put a little more rocks in play, and watched how things ended up," said Brown, who now sits at 2-5 and will not make the playoffs. "We have nothing to lose, to be honest. So we might has well give it everything we've got."
Scotland's Hannah Fleming remains the only unbeaten women's team (7-0) with Japan's Sayaka Yoshimura (5-2), Russia's Alina Kovaleva (4-3) and Denmark's Stephanie Risdal Nielsen and (4-3) in the mix.
Brown has the day off Wednesday, while Dunstone's rink faces Norway.


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DURHAM — With only two home games this month, the University of New Hampshire men's hockey team had to make the most of a rare opportunity Saturday night at the Whittemore Center.
The Wildcats did that with a 4-0 win over Vermont to gain some momentum with a challenging four-game road trip ahead the next two weekends.
"It's huge," said UNH forward Austin Block, who scored twice against the Catamounts. "I think we should win at home every time we play here."
No. 9 UNH (6-1-1, 4-1-1 in Hockey East) won its second straight following its only loss of the season a week ago at UMass.
The Wildcats, who improved to 5-0 at home this season, are in the midst of the stretch in which they play seven of eight games on the road.
"Our schedule right now is tough," said UNH coach Dick Umile. "These next four games will be important, but I like where we're at. We're playing with some confidence."
The line of Kevin Goumas, Grayson Downing and Block accounted for three goals and three assists Saturday night. Block scored twice and Downing once. Goumas had three assists as the Wildcats led 4-0 early in the third period.
Block has four goals in the last two games.
Defenseman Eric Knodel also scored for UNH and Trevor van Riemsdyk added two assists.
"We got taught a lesson in how to play hockey tonight by the New Hampshire Wildcats," said Vermont coach Kevin Sneddon, whose club fell to 1-3-2. "I thought Dick's team played absolutely fantastic and I thought we were in amazement of their team tonight. We had a very, very poor effort. I think of the 10 categories that we try to win within a hockey game, UNH won nine out of those 10."
UNH goalie Casey DeSmith made 25 saves for his third shutout in four games. He even contributed to the offense with an assist on the game's first goal for his first career point.
DeSmith is the first UNH goalie to post back-to-back shutouts since Kevin Regan, who did it in March of 2007 against Providence in the quarterfinals of the Hockey East playoffs.
"I think it's a combination of me seeing the puck really well and my team playing really, really well defensively in front of me," DeSmith said. "They've been terrific the past four games. Once you get on a roll like this you start seeing the puck a little bit better, and when pucks aren't going in you start thinking nothing's going in."
The Wildcats have allowed just two goals in their last four games.
"We played as well defensively as we've played," Umile said. "I was pleased with the overall effort. We needed to play 60 minutes and finish the game and we did that tonight."
Special teams did all the damage in the first period as UNH scored a shorthanded goal and a power-play goal to take a 2-0 lead after one. Downing scored his first goal of the season on a shorthanded breakaway on the Wildcats' first shot at 5:27 of the first period.
Knodel made it 2-0 at 12:07 of the first with a power-play goal four seconds after UNH went on the man advantage. Knodel's slap shot from 60 feet was his third goal of the season and second in two games.
The Wildcats had two goals on their first five shots.
"We scout our opponents beforehand," Block said, "and we knew their goalie was a freshman. We knew he wasn't as accustomed to maybe the college hockey game as some other players. Getting shots on net early was one of our goals."
On Downing's goal DeSmith made a save and cleared the puck to Goumas along the boards in the neutral zone.
Goumas pushed the puck ahead to Downing, who beat freshman goalie Brody Hoffman with a wrist shot from in tight.
On Knodel's goal Greg Burke won the faceoff to Justin Agosta, who slid the puck over to his defense partner, who doubled the UNH lead with a bullet past Hoffman.
"I thought New Hampshire was first to loose pucks," Sneddon said. "They were stronger on their sticks. They paid a price going to the net. They had it running tonight. We were very, very ineffective in everything we did. We got beat by a much better hockey team tonight."
Block made it 3-0 early in the second period and 4-0 early in the third for his team-high sixth and seventh goals of the season.
The senior had five goals all of last year.
"Vermont stole one from us at home last year I remember," DeSmith said. "So it was good to get this one so we have some momentum going into the tough road games we have coming up."
Vermont (1-3-2, 1-3-2 HE) 0 0 0 — 0
First Period: Scoring: NH-Downing (Goumas, DeSmith) 5:27 shg; NH-Knodel (Agosta, Burke) 12:07 ppg. Penalties: NH-Block (tripping) 3:58; NH-Camper (hitting after the whistle) 12:03; V-Walls (double minor-boarding and roughing) 12:03; NH-Burke (hitting from behind) 12:27; NH-Thrush (elbowing) 17:28; V-Turk (hooking) 18:28.
Second Period: Scoring: NH-Block (van Riemsdyk, Goumas) 1:56. Penalties: NH-Thrush (interference) 2:51; V-Massar (hooking) 3:53; V-Luukko (cross-checking) 7:04; V-White (holding) 15:08.
Third Period: Scoring: NH-Block (Goumas, van Riemsdyk) 5:44. Penalties: None.
Goalies: V-Hoffman (25 saves on 29 shots); NH-DeSmith (25, 25).
Attendance: 5,596
UNH men's hockey shuts down Vermont
DURHAM — With only two home games this month, the University of New Hampshire men's hockey team had to make the most of a rare opportunity Saturday night at the Whittemore Center.


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January 22, 2013 | Lynchburg, Va.
Enlisting the help of former U.S. Junior National Champion John Carlow, 15 members of the her figure skating and synchronized skating teams, and her assistants, Dawn Harter and Meghan Bower, Liberty University head coach Tatiana Payne welcomed 45 novice skaters from the community to the first of two Learn to Skate programs this past Monday, from 6 to 7 p.m. at the LaHaye Ice Center.
"Our goal is to eventually have 100 people in the program," Payne said. "We definitely have the support to get that big, it's just a matter of getting the word out and getting the people that are involved now to come back and keep going to new levels."
The hour-long program — working with beginning skaters the first half hour and those with experience the second half hour — runs for six consecutive weeks through Feb. 25 with a second session set for March 18 through April 29.
Previously, the Learn to Skate program, also open to ice hockey players looking to polish their skating skills, was run through the Lynchburg Figure Skating Club.
"We've just been talking over the last year, trying to figure out how to build up the skating program here, how to get more people involved," Payne said, noting the Lynchburg club ran out of resources to continue the program the same month she and Carlow were discussing how to go about starting one up. "He's got tons of experience. He used to run a rink in Raleigh (N.C.) and was in charge of their Learn to Skate program and now it's pretty booming."
Most of the members of Payne's two teams, including Kelly Pollock, a senior level skater who helped Carlow, and Fantasia Remonvil, who has passed her junior level testing and instructed the adults on Monday, have backgrounds in coaching as well as competing in the sport.
"I would say at least 75 percent of the girls out there have experience teaching, so that's good," said Payne, a USFSA gold medalist in moves in the field and freestyle.
However, none are as experienced as Carlow, who learned to skate at the age of 18 months, received the first perfect score at a World Professional Championship event, and toured professionally in shows with Holiday on Ice and Torvill and Dean. He taught in Australia for 10 years before returning to Virginia and coaching in the Raleigh and Greensboro, N.C., areas, visiting LaHaye every week to professionally sharpen figure skaters' skates.
"He started giving lessons here, probably about a year and a half ago, on and off, working with Maya (Carter)," Payne said of a budding figure skating star from Lynchburg who is one of the only girls in the area landing a triple lutz. "Then, he started doing some other lessons with some of the Liberty girls, occasionally."
Carlow, a USFSA triple gold medalist in freestyle, figures and moves in the field, specializes in jumps and has worked with members of the Flames on their leaps, using a harness to lift them into the air.
"He and I teach very similar technique, so when I do a clinic or when I do a camp, I like bringing him on because he's got really good ways of instructing," Payne said. "Having him on board has been such a huge asset because … he's just got a lot of experience and skating kind of runs in his family. His dad was a champion, too."
Liberty instructors are teaching the USFSA style of skating, whereas the Lynchburg Figure Skating Club used an Ice Skating Institute teaching method.
"The U.S. Figure Skating basic skills is a structure that's been around for a really, really long time and it's very successful," Payne said. "I did it when I was a little kid. (Carlow) did it when he was a little kid, so it's been proven to a pretty successful program … and our skating teams are also USFSA-based and not ISI-based. It's just a more competitive track, so that's why we decided to go that route."


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Instead of using traditional materials, the powers-that-be commissioned local designers Alrik Koudenburg and Joost van Bleiswijk to build them an office made entirely out of cardboard. As you can see, the results are pretty spectacular. To make things even more interesting, visitors are encouraged to decorate the cardboard with anything they choose. So, presumably, Nothing's walls will soon be riddled with penises and "for a good time call" phone numbers. [Nothing via CR Blog via Fast Company]


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Education for Librarianship
Information on the master's degree programs that can lead to becoming a librarian.
- 1 Librarian/Master's Degree in Library Science
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Librarian/Master's Degree in Library Science
The ALA web site has information on how to become a professional librarian. The position usually requires that a librarian have a master's degree in library and information science. ALA is the professional organization that accredits the master's degree programs at nearly 60 universities all over the USA, and in Canada and Puerto Rico, as well.
Master's Degree Programs Accredited by ALA
For the complete picture of master's degree options available, definitely access the section of the ALA web site of ALA's Office for Accreditation, specifically the Accreditation Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: What is the appropriate degree to be a professional librarian?
A: ALA policy 54.2 states: The master's degree from a program accredited by the American Library Association (or from a master's level program in library and information studies accredited or recognized by the appropriate national body of another country) is the appropriate professional degree for librarians.
For school library media specialists ALA policy 54.2.2 states: The master's degree in librarianship from a program accredited by the American Library Association (emphasis added) OR a master's degree with a specialty in school library media from an educational unit accredited by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) is the appropriate first professional degree for school library media specialists.
The complete list of schools with ALA-accredited programs (which includes contact information for each institution) is available at the ALA web site as a free searchable online database, the Directory of Institutions Offering ALA-Accredited Master's Programs in Library and Information Studies at http://www.ala.org/lisdir.
Click on the link, Directory of ALA-accredited programs in a searchable database format, and then on the link, Search the database, which will take you to the main search page, Searchable database of ALA-accredited programs -- which has at the top of the page an instant sort of the list by state; click on a state's name to get a list of the universities in that state's with ALA-accredited library science master's degree programs.
Online Master's Degree Programs Accredited by ALA
The searchable database of ALA-accredited programs can be searched by various options, including 100% online program available. ALA has shown great faith in distance learning programs, by according these ALA-accredited status along with a university's traditional classroom programs.
A comparison guide to distance ed programs is available from the web site by the Central Jersey Regional Library Cooperative, http://www.becomealibrarian.org.
You would need to contact the programs directly for any further details.
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See LISCareer.com - The Library & Information Science Professional's Career Development Center.
Print Resources
Greer, Roger C. Introduction to the library and information professions, by Roger C. Greer, Robert J. Grover, and Susan G. Fowler. Westport, Conn.: Libraries Unlimited, 2007.
Lawson, Judy, Joanna Kroll, and Kelly Kowatch. The New Information Professional: Your Guide to Careers in the Digital Age. New York: Neal-Schuman Publishers, 2010.
FYI: Not every master's degree program in library science is accredited by ALA. To see a list of all universities offering degrees in library science - whether accredited by ALA or recognized by NCATE-AASL or not - check your local public library for a copy of the American Library Directory which is a two-volume set published by Information Today, Inc. Volume two has a list of all schools offering library science degree programs. This list attempts to be comprehensive, listing both graduate *and* undergraduate library science degree and certificate programs.


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Oh, Bristol Palin please take your new chin and GO. AWAY.
Last night while filming for her new reality show at Saddle Ranch in LA, Bristol decided to hop on a mechanical bull while wearing her favorite Jesus lovin' t-shirt. And after she was thrown from the bull, spectator, Stephen Hanks yelled at a giggling Bristol "Did you ride Levi like that? Your mother's a whore!" Wow – yikes! A furious Bristol immediately stormed over to the man who insulted her famous politically motivated mother, Sarah Palin, and got right in his face wanting to know why he said that!
The two got into a verbal sparring match in which Hanks referred to Sarah as "evil." Bristol retaliated by asking "Is it because you're a homosexual and that's why you hate her?" Hanks confirmed, responding with: "Pretty much … and why'd you say I'm a homosexual?"
Well apparently for Bristol, that was all the answer she needed, and she snapped back – "Because I can tell you are," leading to accusations that she is homophobic! The confusing and hard to decipher confrontation between two drunk fame whores continued for a couple more minutes until an enraged Bristol stormed out with her camera crew hot on her tail.
Hanks revealed his motivation for insulting Bristol and Sarah was that he "is not a fan of anything Palin," and that Bristol "proved who she was last night, for sure." He also assures us that he would do it again, because he is "very passionate about politics"!
In response to the verbal altercation, Bristol's team released the following statement to TMZ: "The situation ended with no incident, and accusing her of homophobia is completely unfounded." Her rep continued, defending her actions, by stating she "was approached in a confrontational and inappropriate manner when two men aggressively shouted expletives aimed at her in reference to her mother. Bristol responded to the unprovoked verbal assault by calmly standing her ground and defending her family."
Well, now Bristol's co-star, actor Kyle Massey, is calling the incident a "set up," – through an anonymous source, of course! The source tells TMZ that Kyle "feels the producers of the show were behind it all, but that Bristol had NO part in it." The source also goes onto to describe that Kyle, who initially believed he was signing up for a scripted show not a reality one, is unhappy "with the direction the show has taken," and he thinks it "is now 'sleazy'."
However, the producers of the yet untitled show claim the incident was completely spontaneous and heckler Stephen Hanks agrees, describing that he was "oblivious to the cameras being there" and didn't realize they were filming the confrontation! Suuuuure!
The video of the incident is below –
Thoughts on the incident – was it a producer set up or just a random occurrence? Do you think Bristol is homophobic or just defending her mother? Will you be watching her reality show?


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There are approximately 552 applications that made the iPhone App Store launch. There are seven tip calculators, three flashlight applications, nine Bible-related entries, two Zen garden applications, five blackjack games, and almost 10 percent of the entries are ebooks. There is an application to simulate the playing of a tiny violin to console your friends, a Light Saber emulator, an application that gives you a cartoon eye, and two applications that simulate the look of a beer mug. We have surely come into a new age of computing.
When Apple announced that July 7, 2008, was the cutoff date to have code included on launch day, scores of developers went into overdrive readying their creations. While only Apple knows how many applications were submitted, we can make an educated guess that it was more than 552.
Looking at what is available, we have to wonder how Apple picked the applications it did. There are many applications that are no-brainers, so how did the rest make the cut? We have talked to several developers, some with several apps that didn't make the cut and have made some guesses as to what Apple's process was.
Price Point: It seems in Apple's best interest to offer a wide variety of prices during the opening days of the App Store. This is somewhat new ground, and Apple really isn't sure what the sweet spot will be. Remember that Apple gets a 30 percent cut, so it pays for Apple to try a wide variety of price ranges with most apps inside a range that Apple thinks will work. So far, we have seen applications ranging in price from free to $69.99. About 25 percent of the applications are free and almost 6 percent are over $9.99. The vast majority, 70 percent, range in price somewhere between $0.99 and $9.99. Almost 25 percent of the store's offerings are free, as Apple needs something to get the everyday user in the door. It may make sense that, if a developer's apps didn't get in, it might be because Apple didn't want to overload that particular price point.
Quality: Judging by the descriptions and screenshots of some of the applications already on the App Store, quality wasn't a major deciding factor. We have to wonder whether Apple tested every application on the store or what.
Description quality: If Apple didn't run every application before placing them on iTunes, how the app's description was written may be to blame. How well was the description of the application written? If this part was rushed through, perhaps Apple is ignoring you for now (although we are aware of several examples without descriptions at all).
Creator: There are some companies and organizations you don't say "no" to, even if your name is Apple. For the health of future development of interesting and relevant apps, companies such as Google, Facebook, MySpace, AOL, Major League Baseball, and the New York Times aren't going to be denied, regardless of the quality of their applications. It may be sad for some small developers who put a ton of work into their programs to make a truly remarkable application, but the reality is that Google could make an app that displayed its logo on the screen and it would probably still be included. Incidentally, Google submitted a search engine app with word suggestion, so the hypothetical isn't really that far off.
Save something for the next round: Apple will continue to update the App Store. What remains to be seen is how often and with how many apps? If you wrote a really great application and it didn't make it today, Apple could be saving it. While creating a lot of publicity for the launch is important, the iPhone 3G will create a lot of that hype anyways. One week will not make the app store successful; a year of great app launches might.
Those are the possibilities, other than complicated scenarios with 12-sided dice, that we can think of as to why certain applications were left out in the cold while others were welcomed in. It is all speculation at this point, and chances are we will never know the reason why. Still, snubbed developers should keep the hope alive. Look at is an opportunity to tweak your application, learn about the store, and make your product that much more desirable.


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Rupert Murdoch Gave Absurd $2.7 Million Pay-Off to Hack Editor
Poor Rebekah Brooks! The disgraced former News of the World editor and News International executive, who oversaw the paper and its parent company while it hacked into the phones of murder victims, resigned in July and was arrested a few days later. She must be destitute! Except for the $2.7 million, chauffeured limousine, and office that her boss Rupert Murdoch gave her.
According to The Guardian, Rebekah Brooks seems to have "quit" only in the loosest and most technical sense: she still has an office, still has use of her company car and driver, and was given enough money to last her a few years, at least. Guess it's another thing to ask James about:
The decision to give Brooks an office will inevitably be raised on Thursday when James Murdoch, the 38-year-old son of Rupert and chairman of News International, returns to Westminster to answer questions from the Commons culture, media and sport select committee about his knowledge of illegal activities by his employees.
Tom Watson, the Labour MP who helped lead the fight to expose the phone-hacking practices carried out by News of the World journalists, queried the company's decision. He said: "It is remarkably curious that such an generous package is given to Ms Brooks when others have been cut loose. It is almost as if she hasn't really left the company. I am sure Mr Murdoch will want to explain the decision to his shareholders."
Of course, it's not surprising that Brooks got away with so many perks—if there's one thing everyone knows about Murdoch, it's that he values loyalty, and there have been few employees more loyal than Brooks, who started as a secretary at News of the World. What happens to those people—employees and family members—who are less than loyal? Gabriel Sherman has a good anecdote in this week's New York magazine profile of Murdoch's daughter Elisabeth:
In a 2001 Vanity Fair story about Liz and [husband Matthew] Freud's courtship, Freud was quoted openly mocking Rupert. The article infuriated Rupert. A story later circulated through Freud's London office that one night, Freud got home and couldn't get a signal on his TV. When he called the BSkyB customer-service line to ask about the problem, the representative responded coldly, "We've been instructed not to turn on this account."


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Welcome to the ninth edition of Your Gardening Friend's Friday's Photo Blog Hop!
WEEKLY "SPOTLIGHT": The most popular linked-up post (with the most clicks) will be given the spotlight on the following week's blog hop.
The spotlight goes to Tayet Silverspoon @ In a Goat's Shoes for I'm in the HOUSE! post.
I think I could get use to these little goats in my living room. Look at that face!
If you have a blog post that matches up with any of Your Gardening Friend's categories (see right-hand margin), link up. If you're new to this site, take some time to click on the categories.
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Men can preserve their fertility by freezing their sperms. This way it is ensured that they can father healthy kids in future. Sperm cryopreservation or sperm freezing is a process of preserving sperm cells. Semen can be used successfully indefinitely post-cryopreservation. With the help of semen cryopreservation or sperm freezing, men can preserve their sperms and store them in a sperm bank for a later use. If sperms are stored inside liquid nitrogen following the right procedures, there is no limit for the duration of sperm storage. Sperm freezing cost in Asia is much more economical than compared to that of the first world countries. Sperm freezing provides hope for men who have cancer and undergoing chemotherapy, radiation therapy or radical surgery and vasectomy. Sperm samples are collected, analyzed, and stored in andrology laboratories. Andrology lab is a medical laboratory that deals with men's health. The staff at an andrology lab is responsible for the collection and analysis of semen specimens of male partners. It is also responsible for conducting ART (Artificial Reproductive Technology) procedures. Sperm can be stored in the sperm banks for an indefinite period of time and can be used for Assisted Reproductive Techniques like Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) or sperm donation, Intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) and In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) treatment.
There are a number of reasons a man may require sperm freezing and they are:
The average sperm freezing cost in India ranges from Rs.3351.6 to Rs.23554.3 for a time duration of six months and there are some additional charges added to this cost. Some IVF centres in India include the cost of collection, testing, and freezing in the sperm freezing cost while others have their distinct costs. The number of samples influences the sperm freezing cost in India. Sperm freezing success rates also affect the sperm freezing cost in India. IVF doctors and clinics in India with high success rates influence the cost of sperm freezing depending on the qualifications of doctor and infrastructure of the fertility centres or clinics. You can get detailed information about discounts and reduced sperm freezing cost in India at ovohealth.com.
Feel free to contact ovohealth.com to get the best suggestions to decide which sperm bank to use for sperm storage. You will get information about lab accreditation, state licenses, and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) compliance. Make sure you understand all about the sperm freezing cost in India associated with retrieving and storing sperm. At Ovo Health, the awkward and uncomfortable semen collection part is eliminated as OVO Health allows its patients to collect semen sample at home, and then give it to the state-of-the-art storage facilities at the nearest andrology labs or IVF centres in India.
Sperm freezing is the most successful method of preserving a man's fertility so he can try to have children at a later stage in life. It is also used to store sperm so it can be used to treat someone else's infertility treatment. You can get more details about what sperm freezing cost in India involves and for how long you can store your sperms.
If you have decided to go for the sperm freezing process, ovohealth.com can help you find the reasonable sperm freezing cost in India and the best IVF centres in India that uses the most advanced medical equipment to keep specimens safe. If you have reached an advanced reproductive age or have to undergo chemotherapy, then sperm banking is an appropriate way of storing sperms.
There are as such few or no side effects in collecting sperm samples naturally. In the case of surgical extraction, certain risks are associated with the procedures. Sperms have a high fluidity of the membrane and low water content, thus they are less sensitive to cryopreservation damage. Cryopreservation or sperm freezing can lead to unwanted changes in sperm structure and function. Other side effects that may occur during the freezing and thawing process include thermal shock with the formation of intracellular and extracellular ice crystals, osmotic shock and cellular dehydration.
Naturally extracted sperm samples have higher success rates than surgically extracted samples. Other factors that affect the sperm freezing success rates include sperm freezing cost in India, qualifications of the doctor, location of infertility clinic and infrastructure of fertility centre in India. At ovohealth.com, you can find and calculate the fair cost of sperm freezing in India with the help of Fair Treatment Cost calculator where sperm freezing success rates are divided as High, Good and Fair categories.
For further information about sperm freezing cost in India and other fertility issues and future references, you can visit ovohealth.com .
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