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Professor Michael Clements has been elected an Honorary Fellow of the International Institute of Forecasters (IIF), in recognition of major contributions to the field of forecasting. The IIF is a non-profit organisation 'dedicated to developing and furthering the generation, distribution, and use of knowledge on forecasting' (see http://forecasters.org/
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The School of Real Estate & Planning is saddened to learn of the death of Professor Sir Peter Hall.Read more
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David C Lane, Professor of Business Informatics, Henley Business School gave a plenary talk at this eve at a 'Shaping Choices in Public Policy' meeting which dealt with the application of problem structuring methods to problems of public policy. He and Professor Eileen Munro, London School of Economics, spoke on the subject 'How systems thinking was used to undertake a review of child protection in England'. The talk was based on a paper by: David Lane, Eileen Munro & Elke Husemann.Read more
Ese Omoarukhe with Hi'Fab wins Henley Business School and Pitmans Ideafest Student Business Idea Competition...Read more
Henley Business School hosts European Commission Regional Cluster Event - 3 June 2014. One of a total of 10 events organised by the European Commission in cities across the entire European Union.Read more
Congratulations to all our undergraduate and postgraduate students who graduated today during a series of ceremonies held at the Great Hall in the University of Reading''s historic London Road campus.Read more
Congratulations to Real Estate & Planning PhD student Dimitra Kavarnou who was one of four students across the University short-listed for the "PhD Researcher of the Year" award.Read more
We are deeply saddened to announce the sudden death of Professor Alan Rugman, Head of International Business and Strategy at Henley Business School, and a founding fellow of the John H. Dunning Centre for International Business, both part of the University of Reading.Read more
High profile American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association International Conference comes to the UK for the first time. 9 – 11 July 2014.Read more
Neil Crosby, Real Estate & Planning''s Professor of Real Estate, has been awarded the European Real Estate Society's Achievement Award for 2014 at their conference in Bucharest.Read more
London, 3 July 2014 – new research by Henley Business School reveals that company secretaries, or those fulfilling a similar role, make a significant contribution to board performance, share the same qualities as good chairmen and enable effective decision-making. A sometimes undervalued and often misunderstood role, it is intrinsic to organisational success in the public sector.Read more
Research Poster Competition 2014
Presenting information in a clear, coherent and concise way to those outside your field is one of the skills necessary for successful doctoral research. The Graduate School offered the opportunity for our researchers to showcase posters of their work and, at the same time, the chance to win recognition and £100.Read more
Dr Patrizia Kokot''s research features in the Sunday TelegraphRead more
Henley Centre for Entrepreneurship collaborates with the Thames Valley Berkshire Business Growth Hub to stage a successful SME forum at Henley Business School.Read more
Helen Gammons, Programme Director of the Henley MBA for the Music & Creative Industries, presented at the inaugural Music & Entertainment Industry Educators Association (MEIEA) Summit yesterday, Tuesday 24 June, on the subject of effective leadership.Read more
Ender Peker, a 2nd year REP PhD student, has been awarded a research grant by the British Institute at AnkaraRead more
Professor Chris Brewster, of International Business and Strategy, has had two new books published.Read more
Dr Richard Nunes, Lecturer in Real Estate and Planning, together with colleagues in Brazil, has successfully obtained funding from the São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP) to investigate Mental Health, Violence and Urban Global Environmental Change in the Export Corridor Tamoios – D. Pedro I, São Paulo, BRAZIL.Read more
Henley has retained its strong position in the FT Masters in Finance world rankings. This strong performance was achieved at a time when eight UK based schools each saw their position slide.Read more
Professor Rajneesh Narula, of International Business and Strategy, has been invited to speak at a seminar at the University of Padua on 25th June.Read more
David Lane, Professor of Business Informatics, Henley Business School has been invited to attend Parliamentary Links Day 2014.Read more
In the recent Queen's speech, the government announced plans to introduce collective defined contribution (CDC) pension schemes in the UK. These schemes have a mixture of the attributes of defined benefit (DB) and defined contribution (DC) schemes.Read more
The 15th International Conference on Informatics and Semiotics in Organisations (ICISO 2014) was successfully held on 23-24 May, 2014 in Shanghai, China.Read more
The latest debate in Henley Business School's Engaging Business series addressed the topic of 'The Future of Work' with a number of opposing views expressed.Read more
Professor David Lane at Queen's University Belfast.Read more
Jonathan Shalit, Honorary Professor and mentor on the Henley MBA for Music & Creative Industries has been awarded an OBE in this year's Queen''s Birthday Honours list.Read more
Prof. Manwani will be speaking about ''Business Design in the Digital World. Are you an e-Leader?'' at Europe''s leading independent EA Conference, organised by IRM UK on Wednesday 18th June 2014.Read more
A group of second year Real Estate & Planning students visited London for the annual summer field trip as part of their BSc Real Estate course.Read more
Professor Rugman and Dr Nguyen, International Business and Strategy, have contributed to the May 2014 edition of 'Focus' with an article titled 'How Emerging Economy Firms Lose Money'.Read more
Professor Kecheng Liu will be participating in a Semiotics panel at the London School of Economics' Information Systems Research ForumRead more
On June 3, 2014, the Centre for Euro-Asian Studies together with the Institute of World Economy and International Relations (Moscow, Russia) and in association with a journal Emerging Markets: Finance and Trade hosted a seminar on Financial Sector in Oil Exporting CountriesRead more
Read about recent activites of the Alumni and Development Advisory Board from Chair Helen Gordon.Read more
The Centre for Euro-Asian Studies is conducting a seminar on Financial Sector in the Oil Exporting CountriesRead more
Current students and prospective students alike will welcome an outstanding set of results from Henley Business School in the latest league table that compares all UK universities. This follows hot on the heels of an excellent performance in the Complete University Guide Rankings released last month.Read more
The Henley Centre for Entrepreneurship at the University of Reading is pleased to encourage entrepreneurial activity further by launching the first annual Business Idea Competition, co-founded with Pitmans LLP.Read more
If we are becoming more prosperous, why do many young white-collar workers struggle to buy terraced houses built for manual workers in the 1900s, let alone 1930s suburban semis? In 1938 a three bedroom semi could be purchased, even in Greater London, for less than £500 and the average house cost around 2.7 times average adult earnings.Read more
Ticketmaster UK, has today announced a new scholarship with Henley Business School.Read more
Every year Real Estate & Planning PhD students come together to showcase their workRead more
For the past decade European business schools have held various sailing regattas around Europe. Having participated in the last four events hosted by Cranfield School of Business, this year the Henley sailing team decided to embrace the challenge and attend several MBA regattas on the circuit.Read more
Professor Rajneesh Narula, of International Business and Strategy, has been identified as a leading professional in his field by Valencia Summer School, and has been invited to teach one of their courses.Read more
On Wednesday the 11th June the John Madejski Centre for Reputation (JMCR) is running a one-day conference exploring the foundations of successful leadership across a number of sectors, building in part upon research undertaken with the Clore Duffield Foundation.
John Cridland CBE, Director-General, CBI: Business Delivering Prosperity for Britain. Despite the transport disruption in London, Henley Business School's Keynote Lecture, hosted by Norton Rose Fulbright on 29 April 2014, attracted an eager audience.Read more
International Business and Strategy are pleased to announce the John H. Dunning visiting fellowship programme for the 2014-15 academic year, hosted by the John H. Dunning Centre for International Business at the Henley Business School, University of Reading.Read more
This year's ranking sees another successful set of results for Henley Business School, with good improvements and a top 20 position across our range of programmes for accounting, finance, business and management, real estate and planning.Read more
Prize winners of the 7th Ros Beiaard Badminton Cup from Business Technology Consulting.Read more
Professor Kevin Money (Director of the John Madejski Centre for Reputation) has been invited to join the Cabinet Office Evaluation Council. Drawing upon his extensive experience and expertise in the field of reputation Kevin will act in an advisory role supporting government efforts to develop, understand and implement evaluation best practice across all aspects of communication activity.Read more
In the Henley Germany 2014 Summer School at Tegernsee South of Munich, we invite you to start exploring your colour in a dynamic, active way that lets you experience our non-judgemental community approach.Read more
Henley Business School is delighted to announce the availability of two new bursaries for the MBA Programme (September 2014 intake) thanks to the generosity of Henley alumni, including recent MBA graduates.Read more
Today's FT Executive Education rankings that combine the views of open and custom programme clients show Henley rising to 35th in the world, 19th in Europe and 5th in the UK.Read more
Real Estate & Planning''s Professor of Real Estate Finance and Investment appointed as journal editorRead more
Henley MBA graduate, Themba Baloyi, was rated as the best speaker among 12 others at the 2014 Insurance Telematics Summit.Read more
Ann Parkinson was quoted in the Financial Times on 24 April 2014 in relation to cutting headcount but not expectations of performance.Read more
On 25 - 26 April 2014 Henley Business School took part at the Global University Summit (GUS).Read more
Excellent results for REP in this year''s Complete University GuideRead more
Professor Alan Rugman, of International Business and Strategy, will be a panellist for one of three special workshops at AIB UK.Read more
The grounds at the Greenland campus at Henley are home to one of the several Outdoor paintings by Erik Peitersen, whose main ambition is to explore the meeting that occurs when art is taken out of the familiar surroundings of the art institution and put into play in the dialogue between artist, painting, location and audience.Read more
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BELLEVILLE — The Belleville City Council is working on ways to temper discourse among themselves and with residents at council meetings.
During the last few years, aldermen, residents and community leaders have noticed an increase in incivility at City Council meetings.
Aldermen have said they do not want to limit public participation in a way that keeps residents from addressing city leaders and airing grievances, but council members want to cut out the name calling and rude behavior.
And, they agree that public participation at a council meeting is not meant to be conducted in a debate or question-and-answer format. The forum for lengthy discussions are committee meetings.
Leading up to municipal election in April, verbal attacks by residents against council members escalated some public participation sessions lasted an hour or more.
Residents publicly called officials "thieves" and "Nazis," and sometimes interrupted aldermen even when public participation had ended.
City leaders also participated in the "incivility" at times, prompting community leaders from churches and Belleville Achieves Strength in Character -- a group that promotes positive character development throughout the city -- to speak at the meetings about respect.
In recent weeks, city leaders have reminded each other and residents who speak during public participation to be civil when comments get out of line.
During a council meeting this month, one alderman stood up for another, across party lines, when a resident said an alderwoman was "snarky."
Ward 4 Alderman Jim Davidson objected to the resident's comment, and told the resident to address the council as a whole and not to target a specific person.
"You don't have to be calling anybody a name," Davidson said.
Belleville Mayor Mark Eckert asked the resident to keep things civil.
"Keep it straightforward, simple and civil," Eckert said.
How might public participation change?
Since October, the aldermanic Ordinance and Legal Review Committee, which meets monthly, has discussed various ways to make discourse with each other and residents more civil.
Committee members will continue their discussion during the Dec. 10 meeting and eventually propose guidelines to the full council.
Aldermen on the committee are Davidson, Ward 1 Alderman Ken Kinsella, Ward 2 Alderman Melinda Hult and Ward 7 Alderman Trent Galetti. Ward 8 Alderman James Musgrove is the chairman.
The guidelines will explain how long residents are allowed to speak, what residents can talk about and what behavior is considered out of order, among other rules.
City ordinance currently limits public remarks to two minutes per speaker. Eckert, who serves as moderator at council meetings, tends to allow speakers three minutes.
The time limit rule was called into question during a July 2012 public hearing on the crime-free housing ordinance when Kinsella told an audience of about 50 people that each speaker would get three minutes to talk.
When Belleville resident Stan Bratzke, who spoke against the ordinance, surpassed the three-minute limit, Bratzke asked to have the time of those who attended the meeting but did not plan to speak.
Kinsella agreed to give Bratzke five minutes, but Bratzke continued to speak for more than 10 minutes.
Belleville City Attorney Garrett Hoerner told committee members that case law supports a three minute limit as reasonable and effective. He also said the council could use a redundancy rule, which would cut down on the number of repeated sentiments.
Another idea would be to allow certain speakers more time if they represent a group of people instead of having each person say the same thing.
None of the aldermen were in favor of making speakers write out questions and submit them to the council prior to the start of the meeting.
Most aldermen were against limiting residents to speaking only on topics listed on the agenda. They do want public participation comments to focus on city-related issues or issues the city can address.
What do civic leaders say?
Jerril Jones, president of the Center for Racial Harmony, believe that public officials and citizens have a mutual responsibility to treat each other with respect.
"If we just take a deep breath, we'll realize it's counterproductive to use inflammatory language," Jones said. "When we're having public discussions, the goal should be to reach solutions. Even when we're passionate about something, we shouldn't use language that is so inflammatory."
Public officials, especially, should not let differences get in the way of resolving problems for the city, Jones said.
Officials are not always going to agree, but they should speak to each other in a way that allows all sides to be heard so that everyone has a chance to consider others' positions.
Racial Harmony, a group that promotes understanding, cooperation and communication, played host to a forum in September 2012 on bringing civility to public discourse.
Those who attended the meeting signed a "civility pledge" that includes principles such as:
* "I will address my political adversaries as well as allies in a manner that recognizes their humanity first."
*"I will strive to serve as a calming influence when inflammatory situations threaten the ability to achieve solutions."
*"I will follow the tenet, 'Always professional, never personal.'"
During a February council meeting, the Rev. John L. Curry, pastor of Conqueror's Christian Center, said he was shocked at the blatant disrespect some residents had when addressing thosein public office.
Regardless of whether a resident supports a certain elected official, the resident should treat the person who currently holds office with dignity, Curry said.
"In order to make real change, you have to learn how to respect those you're wanting change from," Curry said. "Why would somebody want to respect you when you're calling them names? Why would somebody want to agree with you when you're talking to them like they're kids?"
Contact reporter Jacqueline Lee at firstname.lastname@example.com or 239-2655. Follow her on Twitter at https://twitter.com/BNDBelleville.
Proposed civility rules
The Belleville City Council is considering these guidelines for public's participation during meetings and hearings:
* Announce civility rules before public participation starts.
* Post suggested civility rules on the door, microphone or by the sign-in sheet.
*Have speakers submit their name and question to the council before the meeting starts.
*Have participants form a queue leading up to the microphone.
* Participants must address council as a whole instead of targeting statements toward an individual.
* Limit what participants talk about only to topics listed on the agenda.
*Allow participants to speak for up to three minutes. A participant could speak for longer if representing a group in lieu of individual speakers expressing same sentiments.
* Have a timer with three colored lights: green for go, yellow for wrap up and red for stop.
*Have the moderator maintain order instead of answering questions.
*Immediately say someone is 'out of order' if speaker calls someone a bad name.
* Prevent speakers from intimidating other speakers.


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Sept. 25, 1997
Seminoles Open ACC Play On Tobacco Road
FSU at North Carolina * Friday, September 20 at 7:00 pm Carmichael Auditorium (10,000) * Chapel Hill, NC FSU at North Carolina State * Saturday, September 27 at 6:30 pm Reynolds Coliseum (5,000) * Raleigh, NCFLORIDA STATE LADY SEMINOLES
* Record: 12-1. * Conference: 0-0. * Current Streak: Lost 1. * Lately: FSU battled #3 Florida, but fell short 11-15, 11-15, 10-15, to end its season-opening 12-match winning streak on Wednesday. * Series vs. North Carolina: Florida State holds a commanding lead in the series, 18-4, winning 7 of the 9 meetings since FSU joined the ACC. * Series vs. NC State: The Lady Seminoles lead the series 10-4 including 6 of 8 since FSU's inaugural ACC season.THE OPPONENTS
* Record: 6-5 (20-12 in 1996). * Conference: 0-0. * Coach: Joe Sagula, 8th season at UNC. * Starters Returning/Lost: 5/1. * Standouts: Lori Carlson (3.61 kpg, 2.28 dpg) and Tori Seibert (3.25 kpg, 2.11 dpg) lead the Tar Heels.NORTH CAROLINA STATE WOLFPACK
* Record: 5-9. (21-16 in 1996). * Conference: 0-0. * Coach: Kim Hall, 4th season at NC State. * Starters Returning/Lost: 6/1. * Standouts: The Wolfpack Women are led by Laura Kimbrell (4.62 kpg) and Nicole Peterson (11.49 apg).LAST YEAR * The Lady Seminoles swept both North Carolina and NC State in the regular season last year. FSU won in 4 games at UNC 15-11, 16-1, 6-15, 15-8 and in 5 at NC State 9-15, 7-15, 15-10, 15-10, 15-12.OPPONENT NOTES
* North Carolina and Florida State have both tackled Big Ten opponents thus far in 1997. The Tar Heels faced Purdue and Michigan last weekend in the Big 10/ACC Challenge in Chapel Hill. North Carolina swept Purdue 3-0, but fell in 5 games to the Wolverines. Earlier this season, Florida State swept the Boilermakers at home and defeated Michigan on their home court 3-1. FSU and NC State have had no common opponents in '97.
* Florida State rolled to victory in its first 12 matches of 1997 marking the best start in program history. FSU also nabbed tournament championship in its own FSU Classic, the All-Sport Michigan Challenge, and the Florida Atlantic Tournament. The Lady Seminoles previous best start came in the 1982 season when Florida State opened up 8-0.GAME AFTER GAME
* In winning 36 of their first 37 games this season, the Lady Seminoles compiled an impressive 27-game winning streak. The 27-game streak is the second longest in Florida State history. FSU won 36 games during a 21-match winning streak in 1981 when the Lady Seminoles finished the season with a 43-8 record enroute to 4th place finish in the AIAW National Tournament.NO MERCY
* FSU has had little mercy for its opponents in 1997. The Lady Seminoles have won 36 of 40 games played thus far this season outscoring their opponents 579-300. Florida State has outscored visitors to Tully Gym 302-158 in seven home matches.HOLD THE SCORE
* In its first 12 matches, Florida State had very few scares. Overall, the Lady Seminoles have held their opponents to under 10 points in 3/4 of their games in 1997 (30 of 40). Prior to its loss to Florida, Georgia State was the last team to score in double digits as FSU defeated GSU 15-11, 15-4, 15-6 on September 13th.MORE, MORE, MORE
* In each of its twelve victories, the Lady Seminoles have had more kills, more assists, and more block assists than their opponent. Plus, Florida State has limited its attack errors with fewer than each of its 13 opponents in 1997.THE BRICK WALL
* The Lady Seminoles have put together an excellent team blocking force at the net. FSU has more block assists than all of its 13 opponents and holds a large edge over opponents in block assists 162 to 41.THE VOTES ARE IN
* Florida State moved up to 30th in the latest AVCA /USA Today Volleyball Coaches Poll released Tuesday. At 12-1, the Lady Seminoles are ranked second in District 3 behind ACC-foe Maryland.PACKED HOUSE
* FSU's 2,782 fans in a standing-room only crowd for Wednesday's match with Florida set a new attendance record for the Lady Seminoles in Tully Gym. "It's always been a goal to get the fire marshall in here," said head coach Cecile Reynaud following the match. Tully Gym's capacity is listed as 2,500.GALANT EFFORT
* Florida State posted a galant effort, but came up short against the #3 Florida Gators last Wednesday. The Lady Seminoles took control early in each game, leading 9-5 in game 1 and by 7 in game 2. FSU, however, couldn't put it away in a 11-15, 11-15, 10-15 defeat to the experienced Gator squad.PLAY THE PERCENTAGES
* Florida State is making each kill count this season. Thus far, the Lady Seminoles have a .329 hitting percentage. FSU's .339 mark earlier this week put the Noles at #1 in the nation in hitting percentage. Opponents, on the other hand, are averaging just .115. Only one opponent, Florida, has managed to hit above .200 against FSU in 1997.BIG AGAINST THE BIG TEN
* Florida State has put up some of its best numbers of the season against the bigger schools. FSU recorded its most kills (58) and total blocks (15) of the season against Michigan in the All-Sport Volleyball Challenge in Ann Arbor. The Lady Seminoles served up a season-high 10 aces and tallied 12 total blocks against Purdue in the FSU Classic.ARNOLD NOW AVAILABLE
* Senior outside hitter Laura Arnold was in uniform, but did not play, in Wednesday's match with the Lady Gators. She had missed the last 3 weeks of action with an ankle injury.BY THE NUMBERS
Florida State remained at the top of several team and individual statistical categories following four weeks of action for ACC schools.INDIVIDUAL
Hitting Percentage 1 Aisha Thornton .443 2 Susan Hawks .435 7 LaToya Presberry .337 Assists per Game 1 Fiona Bolton 12.29 Digs per Game 4 Fiona Bolton 3.03 9 LaToya Presberry 2.78 Kills per Game 4 LaToya Presberry 3.89 Service Aces Per Game 1 Holly Schneider 0.73 Blocks per Game 2 Susan Hawks 1.47 8 Aisha Thornton 1.22TEAM
Hitting Percentage 1 Florida State .339 Kills per Game 1 Clemson 16.69 4 Florida State 15.35 Service Aces per Game 1 Georgia Tech 2.22 3 Florida State 2.00 Blocks per Game 1 Clemson 3.29 4 Florida State 2.76
Through Tuesday, September 23th School Conf Ovrll Games 1 Florida State 0-0 12-0 36-1 2 Clemson 0-0 10-0 30-9 3 Maryland 0-0 8-0 24-4 4 Virginia 0-0 10-5 35-22 5 North Carolina 0-0 6-5 21-17 6 Georgia Tech 0-0 7-8 24-27 7 Wake Forest 0-0 6-7 23-36 8 NC State 0-0 5-9 22-33 9 Duke 0-0 4-8 18-25


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SAN DIEGO — The commander of Chinas navy is beginning his visit to the United States with a stop in San Diego, home of the U.S. Navy fleet that leads the worlds largest maritime exercise.
Adm. Wu Shengli met Monday with U.S. Navy Chief of Operations, Adm. Jonathan Greenert, to visit the Third Fleets headquarters.
China has agreed to participate for the first time in the Rim of the Pacific exercise off Hawaii. It will be held in 2014 with more than 20 nations.
Wu and Greenert will visit the Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton before traveling to Washington.
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August 1, 2009
LONG POND, Pa. (AP) -- NASCAR points leader Tony Stewart has wrecked his car during practice at Pocono Raceway and had to go to a backup car.
Stewart lost control of his No. 14 Chevrolet on a turn on the second lap of Saturday's first practice and spun into the wall.
His Stewart-Haas Racing crew quickly got to work on the backup. Stewart leads the points standings and was the pole sitter at Pocono because rain washed out Friday's qualifying.
The same scenario happened to Stewart in June's race at Pocono. He took the pole after a rainout, wrecked in practice, then won on Sunday in his backup from the rear of the field.
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Broccoli Casserole
Provided by Julie Hickey, Chelmsford Patch
2 1/2 - 3 lbs fresh broccoli crowns about 5-6 heads
1 cup of sour cream
1 can cream of broccoli soup
2 eggs
3 cups of white cheddar cheese, shredded
1 1/2 cups of Pepperidge Farm Herb Seasoned Stuffing
Steam the fresh broccoli: You can use frozen broccoli, but I find it watery so I use fresh. If you use frozen, thaw it first and let it drain well. If using fresh broccoli, trim and separate the broccoli crowns.
Put the broccoli in a microwaveable dish. Depending on the size of your dish and the size of your microwave, you may have to do the steaming in 2 batches.
Rinse, drain and microwave broccoli on high for 4 minutes.
Mix up the broccoli and microwave for 3 minutes more. You want the broccoli just tender, careful not to overcook. Remember the broccoli will continue to steam even after the microwave shuts off, so check the broccoli and if it is tender, remove from microwave and remove the cover so the broccoli stops cooking.
In a small bowl, mix together the sour cream, soup and eggs.
In a microwaveable baking dish approximately 9x13, layer half of the broccoli, then half of the soup mixture and 1 1/2 cups of cheese. Then repeat with the rest of the broccoli, soup mixture and cheese.
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Perry Library became a Congressionally designated selective Federal Depository Library in 1963, and operates under the provision of Title 44, U.S. Code, Chapter 19. The primary mission of the federal depository is to provide free, permanent, public access to federal government information in a variety of formats. Increasingly, the depository relies on electronic formats to provide 24/7 access to on-campus and remote users. Electronic versions of selected materials are hotlinked in the Library's online catalog. The depository collections are open to University faculty, students and staff, and to the general public. The collections are designed to meet the information needs of the university community, and the constituents of the 2nd Congressional District of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Old Dominion University is a state-supported metropolitan university with a regional focus. It is a Carnegie Extensive Doctoral/Research institution. The University Factbook for Fall 2005-06 indicates that 16,240 on-campus and 5,095 off-campus students are enrolled with the University. Distance learning is an important initiative of the university.
The 2nd Congressional District is comprised of parts of Norfolk and Virginia Beach. The area is rich in history as the port city of Norfolk was settled in 1632. Its contributions to naval military activities and commerce date prior to the Revolutionary War. That tradition continues today as the district is home to the Norfolk Naval Base, and one of the district's main industries is defense. Numerous commercial activities center around international shipping and trade, shipbuilding, and military deployment.
In 2005, the American Community Survey estimated that the 2nd District had a household population of 617,000. Seventy-one percent were white, 22% black, 5% Asian, .5% American Indian and Alaska Native, .5% Native Hawaiian and other Pacific Islander, and 1% reported some other race. Five percent of the population were of Hispanic origin. Approximately 73% of the population were over 18, and 10% were over 65. The median age was 35.1.
In 2005, 89% of people 25 years and over had at least graduated from high school, while 29% had a bachelor's degree or higher. Of these, 10% percent had graduate or professional degrees; 19% had a bachelor's degree; 8% had an associate's degree and 25% had some college but no degree, while 27% had a high school diploma or equivalency.
The median income of households was $53,147. The most common occupations include: 36% management, professional and related occupations; 27% sales and office occupations; 16% service occupations; 11% construction, extraction, maintenance and repair; and 8% in production, transportation and material moving occupations. Seventy-three percent were employed as private wage and salary workers, 22% were Federal, state or local government workers, and 5% were self-employed.
Seventy-two percent lived in single-unit structures, and 80% indicated that they lived in the same residence as one year earlier.
The Government Information Reference Librarian is responsible for the selection and deselection of Federal government publications available through the Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP) of the U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO). A zero-based review of the depository's profile is completed during the annual June/July cycle. Item lists reflecting the library's profile are obtained by using the Item Lister at http://www.access.gpo.gov/su_docs/dpos/itemlist.html.
The librarian also meets with the Library's Collection Development Officer to discuss special purchases to support the collection such as reference indexes, microfiche backfiles, and sets requiring special funds. Subscription purchases supporting the depository program include: Lexis-Nexis Congressional, Lexis-Nexis Academic, Lexis-Nexis Statistical, STAT-USA and the U.S. Congressional Serial Set from Readex. Funds for these purchases may come from Old Dominion University Libraries or may be part of the Virtual Library of Virginia (VIVA) a statewide consortium providing joint purchases for digital resources for Virginia universities and colleges.
Other subject bibliographers within the library are encouraged to include a section of core government publications in their "subject specific" collection development policies. The Government Information Reference Librarian is available for consultation and recommendations as needed. These Collection Development Policies are available for review on the library's web page.
In accordance with Title 44 and GPO's Instructions to Depository Libraries, the Library selects publications from the Government Printing Office's List of Classes of Government Publications Available for Selection by Depository Libraries. Items are selected in order to: (1) meet the academic, research, and informational needs of University faculty, students, and staff and (2) meet the informational and research needs of the general public, especially residents of the Commonwealth's 2nd Congressional District.
Undergraduate programs in education, psychology, sociology/criminal justice, accounting and finance, and nursing have large enrollments. Graduate programs in engineering, oceanography, business administration, education, nursing, and urban studies reflect the University's commitment to scientific research, international studies, and continuing educational programs. New doctoral programs in physical therapy and health research services reflect an ongoing expansion of health sciences opportunities and rely heavily on materials from the Department of Health and Human Services. Many of these areas of study also mirror interests and activities of the larger Congressional District's population. The depository collection reflects these areas of research.
The tangible collection is filed in the Superintendent of Documents Classification system.
- Selection Rate - The library selects between 60-70% of available item numbers. The June 2006 profile showed a 67% selection rate. A comprehensive list of item numbers selected is available for review by using the Item Lister at: http://www.access.gpo.gov/su_docs/dpos/itemlist.html.
- Subject Emphasis - Government publications cover a wide range of subject areas (see subject areas listed above). The Library selects publications based on the academic curriculum, patterns of use, and resources identified in subject-specific collection development statements. Special consideration is given to publications of lasting historical value to researchers in many fields, and members of the general public.
- Geographic Emphasis - The United States is the natural geography for most U.S. government publications. The Library selects U.S. publications on other countries which the support the University's global mission and the international trade activities of the Norfolk area. For certain series offering detailed treatment of individual states, the library generally selects Virginia and often surrounding states to assure regional coverage. Pattern of use, space, and type of information influence these decisions.
- Language - The Library selects U.S. publications in English. Item numbers which can be identified as exclusively containing publications in other languages, including Braille, are not selected. The Library refers patrons to the Virginia Beach Public Library for some Braille publications. A private study room equipped with specialized hardware and software is available in the Library's reference area to support the educational needs of persons with special needs. The equipment allows printed materials to be scanned, digitized, and read to the patron. This equipment also facilitates use of federal Internet resources by using Zoom Text and other types of software. Patrons are provided training using the equipment prior to being scheduled to use the special needs facilities.
The Library does not select:
- Internal handbooks, manuals, and guides for most agencies;
- Specialized agency collections of laws or regulations focusing on specific topics which are already covered under the U.S. Code or Code of Federal Regulations.
- Publications which are highly technical and of little interest outside the publishing agency;
- Congressional bills in print; ODU provides online access to current bills via: Congressional Universe, GPO Access, and Thomas;
- Patent materials (patrons are referred to Virginia Commonwealth University for extensive patent research) a more general type of research can be conducted at ODU via various Internet sites.
The Government Information Reference Librarian shall develop and maintain a Core List of publications as "archival" or significant collections based on publication type (e.g. agency annual reports, reports to Congress), agencies, and SuDoc classes. Inclusion on the Core List is justified by the historical value of the publication or by the usefulness of maintaining a continuous run of a source for analysis and comparison of data or information over time. The Core List will serve as one guideline for retention and weeding of Federal publications. The Core List identifies titles, types of publications, or agencies whose publications the Library will endeavor to retain on a permanent basis. Exceptions are noted within the List. Other exceptions may be made according to weeding criteria. Inclusion on the core list implies that the item has met one or more of the following criteria:
- It meets the need for a comprehensive historical collection in an area of the University's curricular and research needs;
- It serves the long-term informational needs of the general public in the Norfolk metropolitan area;
- It satisfies a Library commitment to maintain a comprehensive collection as part of a cooperative agreement with other libraries;
- The Library has historically developed a strong collection in government information in a subject area or from publications of a specific federal agency.
- The Government Information Reference Librarian shall review the Core List annually for further refinement.
Soil Surveys (A 57.38:)
Federal Register (AE 2.106/2:) *** Electronic substitution item*** extensive historical microfiche collection
Code of Federal Regulations (AE 2.106/3:)
Public Papers of the President (AE 2.114: )
U.S. Code (Y 1.2/5:)
U.S. Statutes at Large (AE 2.111:)
Statistical Abstract of the United States (C 3.134: )
Budget of the United States (PREX 2.8:)
Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (PREX 2.20: )
Foreign Relations of the United States (S 1.1: )
U.S. Treaties & Other International Agreements (S 9.12: )
Congressional Record *** Electronic substitution item*** extensive historical microfilm and fiche collections
* Annual Reports of selected agencies
* Bound periodicals
* Maps, except when superseded (topographic maps for Virginia and surrounding states)
* Reports to Congress from agencies or commissions on special topics
* Titles containing data for statistical time series (e.g. Statistical Abstract, Census materials including Decennial Censuses, Economic Censuses, County and City Data Book, Current Population Reports, County Business Patterns , and Imports & Exports, Digest of Education Statistics, Vital Statistics of the United States, Uniform Crime Reports, Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics, CPI, PPI, Employment and Earnings, Survey of Current Business,Occupational Outlook, Economic Report of the President, etc.)
* Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
* Commerce Dept. (including Census Bureau, Bureau of Economic Analysis, International Trade Administration, and NOAA )
* Congress, except where reports and documents can be replaced by the U.S. Congressional Serial Set
* Defense (military history)
* Environmental Protection Agency, except ephemera; emphasis on the Chesapeake Bay
* U. S. Geological Survey including selective maps; extensive historical collection of Circulars, Bulletins and Professional Papers
* Health and Human Services (CDC, NIH, NLM, FDC, etc.)
* Labor
* Office of the President
* Smithsonian Institution
* State Department with exceptions
GPO may offer a choice between paper or microfiche for some publications. The Library selects "frequently used" core publications in paper. Space considerations are important, but not paramount in making format decisions. Other formats such as posters, charts, cassettes, audiovisual materials, and ephemera are not deliberately selected, but are occasionally received as part of an item number. Although the library originally selected floppies, they have been deselected as Internet access has proven more effective for providing electronic resources for remote and on-campus users. CD-ROMs are circulated to promote use/retrieval of large data files.
Microfiche is the format of choice for about 75% of the library's hearings, backfiles of the Federal Register and the Congressional Record. These valuable historical resources present long-term storage requirements and microfiche is a format which will allow for growth space and preservation. Many agency annual reports and series are also selected in microfiche.
GPO distributes a number of tangible products in electronic formats such as DVDs/CD-ROMs. Digital publications available from federal agency Internet sites are critical to providing current electronic full text access to users both in the Library and from remote locations. In some cases, publications now exist in electronic format only. These "born digital" materials are "hot linked" in the Library's online catalog to further assist patrons in locating these resources. The Library evaluates the duplication of materials in paper, microfiche, or electronic format and encourages use of online resources. Online resources are increasingly important in supporting the needs of distance education students and the general public.
The library no longer selects the Federal Register or the daily Congressional Record in print. Electronic access via GPO Access has been substituted.
There are over 40 Internet workstations in the reference area, and all provide access to federal Web sites. Two workstations are also designated specifically for finding government information via the Internet and using federal agency DVDs/CD-ROMs. A high-end workstation is also available for scheduled consultations with depository staff in the GP Workroom. Links and finding aids for federal Internet sites are available via the Library's web page under Government Resources.
Selection Tools:
The Government Information Reference Librarian uses a variety of tools to aid in the selection process. These include: List of Classes of U.S. Government Publications Available for Selection by Depository Libraries, Federal Depository Library Manual, Appendix A, " Suggested Core Collection.", and the Federal Depository Library Manual, Appendix C, " Basic Collection."
Purchase of Commercial Publications to Support and Supplement the Depository Collection -The Government Information Reference Librarian meets with the Library's Collection Development Officer to discuss special purchases to support the collection. The Librarian reviews publishers' catalogs and mailings, scholarly reviews, and monitor's GOVDOC-L to stay current. Some examples include:
Key Purchases:
During the past several years a number of electronic databases / resources have been purchased by the Library and/or in conjuction with VIVA (Virtual Library of Virginia) a statewide consortium. These include: Lexis-Nexis Congressional (ODU/VIVA), Lexis-Nexis Statistical (ODU/VIVA), Lexis-Nexis Academic (ODU), STAT-USA (ODU/VIVA), U.S. Congressional Serial Set via Readex (ODU), and World News Connection (ODU). These online collections provide electronic access for many of the historic collections listed below and extend access to our remote users especially our distance learning students.
The Library still maintains several important historic collections on-site, examples include, CIS Annual (KF49.C62) from 1970-2000; the CIS Serial Set on microfiche with print indexes (Z1223.Z9C5 1975); ASI Annual Abstract & Index 1974-1999 (scattered 2000 monthly holdings) with fiche from 1974-76; and SRI Indexes 1985-1999 (scattered 2000 monthly holdings) with SRI microfiche from 1985-2003. The Library has historical microfiche holdings for the Federal Register (from 1939-1997) and Congressional Record (various vendors and years). The Federal Register's historical fiche collection is frequently used by legal and military patrons in the area. GPOAccess is the electronic archival source for the Federal Register and the Congressional Record from 1994 forward.
The library also owns print indexes to historical materials including: Ames's Comprehensive Indexes, Poore's Catalog, 1909 Checklist, CIS U.S. Serial Set Index, and the Monthly Catalog of United States Government Publications.
Resource Sharing
The Library participates in the Virtual Library of Virginia (VIVA), a statewide consortium, which purchases online resources for state colleges and universities. To support documents research, VIVA has purchased Lexis-Nexis Congressional, Lexis-Nexis Statistical and STAT-USA. Remote access is limited to faculty and students, however, anyone may use these tools at public workstations within the library.
Publications not selected by the Library may be obtained through interlibrary loan (ILLiad) from the state's regional depository at the University of Virginia, and other Federal depositories across the nation. The library has an excellent history of borrowing and lending with the College of William and Mary, Virginia Commonwealth University, and the University of Virginia.
The area is fortunate to have several small selective depositories including: Joint Forces Staff College, Norfolk Public Library, and Chesapeake Public Library. The Norfolk Law Library is also a resource serving the community's legal needs as well as the Virginia Beach Public Law Library. These three depositories, and area libraries, permit some specialization in collecting. For example, Joint Forces Staff College may concentrate on internal military manuals, handbooks, and specifications materials while Old Dominion University's Perry Library selects materials in military history, laws, regulations, and statistics. The depositories have a very strong history of cooperative efforts including referrals, training and networking.
Methods of Acquisition - The primary method of acquiring U.S. publications is to select materials by Item Number during the annual GPO selection survey. The Library also acquires important publications not available through the FDLP by direct mail from the publishing agencies. Duplicate copies or other types of items for sale can also be purchased with available funds in consultation with the Library's Collection Development Officer.
Gifts and Selections from Depository Weeding Lists - The Library reviews gifts and accepts items which fill in gaps in the collections or support local or regional subject interests. The Library retains the right to refuse a gift which does not meet the needs of the collection. Weeding lists from other depositories are also used to fill perceived gaps in the Core List or to replace damaged or missing items.
Weeding - Federal law requires selective depositories to retain publications for a minimum of five years from the date of receipt. Exceptions include superseded materials, publications containing dated information, and reprints of information found elsewhere. Publications appearing on the Core List shall be maintained indefinitely. Other publications shall be judiciously weeded based on frequency of use, subject collection statements, availability in other formats (e.g. agency Internet site), historic value, and timeliness of the information. The Government Information Reference Librarian consults with staff and has the final responsibility and authority for ensuring compliance with the weeding procedures contained in the Instructions for Depository Libraries and under the guidance of the Regional Librarian. The Government Information Specialist handles day to day weeding projects and consults with the depository coordinator. A major weeding project was conducted in 1997 to prepare for relocation of documents following the building renovation.
The Government Information Reference Librarian shall review the collection statement annually as part of the annual selection/deselection process with GPO. Particular attention will be paid to addressing electronic access and availability of materials to meet patrons' needs and comply with federal policies. Use studies will be conducted as needed. Studies may include circulation statistics, number and type of reference queries, and user surveys.
The Library is a state-supported university. Faculty, students, staff, and members of the general public may use the federal depository collection free of charge within the library. Nominal charges for photocopies and networked Internet printing apply. Users may also choose to download information. The Library makes provisions for most documents to circulate to Virginia residents and Friends of the Library in addition to faculty and students. Moderate circulation fees may apply. The library's website provides portals for easy retrieval/use of federal government materials on the Internet 24/7.
The Library may have additional access policies for non-depository collections, and other library resources and services.
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The Most Cybersavvy Universities
A new ranking from Spain looks at which universities have the strongest Web presence internationally.
The new Webometrics Ranking of World Universities was just published by the Cybermetrics Lab, a research group belonging to the Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, the largest public research body in Spain. These rankings, published since 2004, look at 16,000 higher education institutions worldwide and measure the impact of a university's Web presence globally compared to other universities.
U.S. universities dominate the webometric world ranking. Schools from the United States account for 24 of the top 25 schools, 43 of the top 50, 70 of the top 100, and 104 of the top 200. The webometric world ranking shows a troubling academic digital divide between North American (U.S. and Canadian) and European universities. Universities from North America make up more than 60 percent of the schools ranked in the top 200 of all universities. The top 10 countries, in terms of having the most top-ranked universities, are:
- the United States
- Canada
- the United Kingdom
- Australia
- Germany
- the Netherlands
- Sweden
- Japan
- Switzerland
- Spain
Web presence measures the global cyberactivity and visibility of each institution. It is one measure of the visibility, impact, and prestige of a university. Cybermetrics is a newly emerging social science discipline. The methodology used to compute the webometric rankings to calculate a school's Web presence takes into account not only research results but academic excellence and community engagement. The unit for analysis is the institutional Web domain, so only universities and research centers with an independent Web domain are considered.
These are the top 25 ranked schools worldwide, according to the January 2009 rankings:
World Webometric Rank/School Name
1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2. Stanford University (Calif.)
3. Harvard University (Mass.)
4. University of California-Berkeley
5. Cornell University (N.Y.)
6. University of Michigan
7. California Institute of Technology
8. University of Minnesota
9. University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign
10. University of Texas-Austin
11. University of Wisconsin-Madison
12. University of Washington
13. University of Pennsylvania
14. Pennsylvania State University
15. Carnegie Mellon University (Pa.)
16. Texas A&M University
17. Columbia University (N.Y.)
18. University of California-Los Angeles
19. University of Maryland
20. University of Chicago
21. Purdue University (Ind.)
22. University of Florida
23. Michigan State University
25. University of Arizona


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Miami University trustees have voted to raise tuition 1.5 percent, or $199, for the 2013-2014 school year for undergraduates at the Oxford campus. In-state students will pay $13,266 in tuition; out-of-state students will pay $29,056, also a 1.5 percent increase. The Ohio legislature had approved increases of up to 2 percent, but the university says in a statement "through efficiencies achieved on campus and an ideal to keep tuition affordable, the university aimed for a more modest increase."
Green communities don't happen by accident. That's one of the messages Friday Kentucky environmental educators will discover as they learn about and visit The Oxbow, The Civic Garden Center, LEED homes, Sanitation District 1 and the Licking River.
You've probably heard about Google's street view mapping, maybe you've even seen the cars driving around with giant, funny-looking rooftop cameras. Google is now taking that technology indoors here in Cincinnati.
If you work in downtown Cincinnati and drive home in the evening on southbound 471 get ready for delays next week or select another route for your commute.
Construction crews are ready to start work on resurfacing the Daniel Carter Beard, or Big Mac, bridge.
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet spokeswoman Nancy Wood said that will mean ramp closures and restrictions on the Ohio side of bridge starting Friday at 7 p.m. Those this will continue through early August.
The Cincinnati Area Board of Realtors says the local housing market shows no signs of slowing down. Home sales continued a trend of reaching a 6-year high each month this year. They were up 18.8 percent in May compared to a year ago. Sales last month were up 17.7 percent compared to April.
The average selling price last month in the Cincinnati area was $175,750 versus $158,017 a year earlier, an 11.2 percent increase.


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by Valerie Loner
If midnight has a minister, it may well be the Rev. Dr. Otis Moss Jr. Moss has seen his share of midnights - not the kind illuminated by the clock, but the kind defined by the human condition.
Moss, who once copastored Atlanta's famed Ebenezer Baptist Church with the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Sr., spoke to students at Emory University's Candler School of Theology on Nov. 8. The service was the school's Black Church Studies fall service. Moss has served as pastor of Olivet Institutional Baptist Church in Cleveland, OH, since 1975 and also serves on the board of the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Non-Violent Social Change. In 1994, he witnessed the signing of the peace treaty between Israel and Jordan.
Moss' abiding love of justice is what makes his message timeless and continually relevant, said Dr. Renee K. Harrison, visiting assistant professor and acting director of Candler's Black Church Studies Program.
Moss told Candler students that they must be prepared to work, not in the daylight when times are good, but at midnight, when times are darkest. Midnights, in fact, are a litmus test of ministry.
"If you cannot minister in the midnights of the human condition, your ministry is shallow, surface, peripheral and practically rootless," said Moss, who based his sermon on the story of the imprisoned Paul and Silas praying with their fellow inmates at midnight as relayed in Acts 16.
"I know you can minister in the daylight of your circumstances. Some of us were born in the daylight of God's grace," said Moss, who noted that their closets and pantries are full. But not everyone has experienced such prosperity.
"Some were born after sunset," Moss continued, his speech gaining momentum as the attendees voiced their approval of his comments. "There was no sunlight, so you learned to travel by starlight. And some were born after sunset, and the stars were out, but the clouds were low. And you could not see the stars to navigate your journey and you used candlelight. And some were born without sunlight, without starlight, without candlelight. And you walked by faith."
Moss called upon attendees to have faith even in the worst of circumstances.
"God can and does intervene in human circumstances," he said.
For Paul and Silas, this meant continuing to work for God even when times looked bleak. "If we are to minister in the midnights of the human circumstance, we need a midnight faith," Moss said.
Harrison praised Moss' ability to relate to those who hear his sermons, calling him a "storyteller" who is able to take people "from the realities of where they are to the metaphors of where they could be."


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Television commercials for Los Angeles County's Measure J offer images of gleaming subway cars and a clear promise: If voters pass the 30-year tax extension, fares will remain low for passengers 62 and older.
But with Tuesday's election just days away, some transit riders — as well as the chairman of the county transportation agency behind the proposal — contend it would have the opposite result for most riders. Measure J would extend the life of an existing transit tax from 2039 to 2069, providing money to speed completion of at least six rail projects by 2024, including Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa's long-sought subway extension to the Westside.


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James Taylor, Contributor
I write about energy and environment issues.
By James Taylor
A recent survey of American Meteorological Society members shows meteorologists are skeptical that humans are causing a global warming crisis. The survey confirms what many scientists have been reporting for years; the politically focused bureaucratic leadership of many science organizations is severely out of touch with the scientists themselves regarding global warming issues.
According to American Meteorological Society (AMS) data, 89% of AMS meteorologists believe global warming is happening, but only a minority (30%) is very worried about global warming.
This sharp contrast between the large majority of meteorologists who believe global warming is happening and the modest minority who are nevertheless very worried about it is consistent with other scientist surveys. This contrast exposes global warming alarmists who assert that 97% of the world's scientists agree humans are causing a global warming crisis simply because these scientists believe global warming is occurring. However, as this and other scientist surveys show, believing that some warming is occurring is not the same as believing humans are causing a worrisome crisis.
Other questions solidified the meteorologists' skepticism about humans creating a global warming crisis. For example, among those meteorologists who believe global warming is happening, only a modest majority (59%) believe humans are the primary cause. More importantly, only 38% of respondents who believe global warming is occurring say it will be very harmful during the next 100 years.
With substantially fewer than half of meteorologists very worried about global warming or expecting substantial harm during the next 100 years, one has to wonder why environmental activist groups are sowing the seeds of global warming panic. Does anyone really expect our economy to be powered 100 years from now by the same energy sources we use today? Why immediately, severely, and permanently punish our economy with costly global warming restrictions when technological advances and the free market will likely address any such global warming concerns much more efficiently, economically and effectively?
In another line of survey questions, 53% of respondents believe there is conflict among AMS members regarding the topic of global warming. Only 33% believe there is no conflict. Another 15% were not sure. These results provide strong refutation to the assertion that "the debate is over."
Interestingly, only 26% of respondents said the conflict among AMS members is unproductive.
Overall, the survey of AMS scientists paints a very different picture than the official AMS Information Statement on Climate Change. Drafted by the AMS bureaucracy, the Information Statement leaves readers with the impression that AMS meteorologists have few doubts about humans creating a global warming crisis. The Information Statement indicates quite strongly that humans are the primary driver of global temperatures and the consequences are and will continue to be quite severe. Compare the bureaucracy's Information Statement with the survey results of the AMS scientists themselves.
Scientists who have attended the Heartland Institute's annual International Conference on Climate Change report the same disconnect throughout their various science organizations; only a minority of scientists believes humans are causing a global warming crisis, yet the non-scientist bureaucracies publish position statements that contradict what the scientists themselves believe. Few, if any, of these organizations actually poll their members before publishing a position statement. Within this context of few actual scientist surveys, the AMS survey results are very powerful.
In contrast to the AMS survey, where all respondents are AMS meteorologists, a majority have Ph.D.s and fully 80% have a Ph.D. or Masters Degree, position statements by organizational bureaucracies carry little scientific weight. For example, a position statement recently published by the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) and frequently cited as the "definitive" indication of scientific consensus on global warming was authored by a mere 23 persons. Of those 23 persons, only five had Ph.D.s in a field closely related to climate science, an equal number (5) were staffers for environmental activist groups, two were politicians, one was the EPA general counsel under the Clinton administration and 19 of the 23 had already spoken out on behalf of global warming alarmism prior to being chosen for the panel. Clearly the scientific weight of the NAS statement pales in comparison to the AMS meteorologist survey.
@cyrus pinkerton
"According to a recent national survey, more than half of TV weather reporters don't believe in human-induced climate change. Meanwhile, their viewers are facing unprecedented, climate-change induced heat waves, droughts, and flooding."
-owned by your own kind cyrus. It's time to come back to reality, the hoax has been exposed.
You know its bad for the Dumbocrats when James Hoffa says he agrees with the Republicans that the Keystone pipeline should be built.
The most scrumptious part is something I think only Mr. Taylor and I know, which is that if the oil pipeline doesn't get built, that oil is still going to be pumped. But Burlington Northern, which is a branch railroad company of Warren Buffett will get all the business. Of course, I've recently discovered Buffett is heralded as a liberal champion because he says "raise my taxes". Gee, maybe that's because he got billions of dollars in the TARP bailout. But the liberals are so stupid they don't even realize it.
Dr. Jay Cadbury fake PhD/Dr Shooshmon fake PhD babbled:
"According to a recent national survey, more than half of TV weather reporters don't believe in human-induced climate change. Meanwhile, their viewers are facing unprecedented, climate-change induced heat waves, droughts, and flooding."
TV weather reporters? Hahahahahahahahahahaha!
Apparently Dr Jay Cadbury fake PhD/Dr Shooshmon fake PhD doesn't realize that TV weather presenters aren't required to have ANY background in science. I suspect Dr Cadbury fake PhD doesn't know the difference between climate and weather either.
Poor Dr Jay. So dumb, so very very dumb.
By the way, Dr Shooshmon fake PhD/Dr Jay Cadbury fake PhD, when you want to cite survey results, the link you provide should be to the survey results, not to an advocacy site that has nothing more than a headline.
Here's a fine example of the TV weather reporters that Dr Jay Cadbury fake PhD thinks have expertise in climate science.
Her name is Erin Nicole, and she was a TV weather presenter for WXYZ in Detroit. Her educational background (as listed on her resume) consists of two entries:
David Sabella's Voice & Acting – New York University
Don Baker Communications – BroadcastingNational Competions – 5 years
Her work experience includes traffic reports at WXYZ, singing the national anthem at Detroit sporting events, performing in a production of Mame at Mercy High School, and working as a reporter at the Rochester Hills Christmas Parade.
Yes, Dr Jay Cadbury fake PhD, I can see why you consider Erin Nicole to be a global warming authority.
Poor Dr Jay Cadbury, fake PhD. So pathetic and so very very dumb.
Just for the record, I'd listen to anything she had to say.
I wouldn't believe her necessarily….mostly because I wouldn't understand her….
But I would definitely listen.
@cyrus plinkerton
Gee, if their so uneducated and so unimportant, why did your team feel it neccessary to create a website to out them?
Owned by your own kind, Cyrus, right in your eye.
Yes, I am no longer allowed to comment at desmog, gambino or fakeclimate because they don't like me using the historical record to blow up cyrus pinkerton's worldview.
Notice Cyrus has nothing to say about the below average GAT or below average atmospheric co2. He doesn't want anybody to know because it crushes his narrative.
Dr Jay Cadbury fake PhD/Dr Shooshmon fake PhD babbled:
"Gee, if their [sic] so uneducated and so unimportant, why did your team feel it neccessary to create a website to out them?"
We can now rule out Literature as the field in which Dr Jay Cadbury has his imaginary PhD.
"Yes, I am no longer allowed to comment at desmog, gambino or fakeclimate"
Banned at three different sites, eh? That's quite an accomplishment Dr Fake PhD. I suppose the folks at those sites became annoyed by your excessive use of sock puppets. You know that sock puppetry is frowned upon, right Dr Fake PhD?
"Notice Cyrus has nothing to say about the below average GAT or below average atmospheric co2. He doesn't want anybody to know because it crushes his narrative."
Your observations aren't worth comment, Dr Fake PhD. The argument you're offering based on references to the earth's climate at times when humans and other mammals didn't exist isn't even remotely interesting or relevant.
Instead let me put your "knowledge" to the test. Tell me what the average atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration has been for the past 200,000 years (corresponding to the existence of Homo sapiens). Are current atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations higher or lower than this average? (Hint: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Carbon_Dioxide_400kyr.png)
Thanks for playing, troll.
Dear Cyruspornoton,
Wikipedia is your source of scientific information. LMAO. Wow. I didn't see any peer reviewed scientific climate studies Wikipedia has posted. I must have missed that. Perhaps you have been reading "National Enquirer too much?
Thanks for the entertaining post, troll.
Speaking of false advertising, "thephysicsguy" is apparently applying to be the new blog ignoramus, to replace Gary Marshall.
Look "physicsguy," based on your pathetic trolling this week, it seems you're pretty desperate for attention, so here you go…
Wikipedia does not represent itself as a primary source for scientific reports. However, had you examined the information at the link provided, you would see it was prepared by Dr Robert Rohde, lead scientist for Berkeley Earth Surface Temperature. Please feel free to challenge any of the factual information provided by Dr Rohde.
But you can't, of course. You have no factual or logical basis for objection to the data or graph presented at the link I posted. You're just trolling and showing your gross ignorance of physics in the process.
Take a hike, "physicsguy." We already have an official dunce (Gary Marshall). Your inane comments are surplus to our requirements.
The big question is what did James Taylor do with the media list. Here is the terrible thing that happened according to desmogthefrog
"The Heartland misrepresentation about which Baxter is now complaining occurred in 2007 at the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) conference in Bali. The Heartland caller phoned Baxter at four in the morning (Bali time), claiming to represent a U.S. environmental organization and asking if she would hand over the UNFCCC media list – which Heartland clearly had failed to secure through legitimate means."
James, this is the worst thing anybody has ever done. Turn in your pen and pencil, you just signed up for jogging class.
care to explain what became of this incident? What was done with the media list? You've got nothing.
makin up data the old hard way, fudgin the numbers day by day, ignoring the snow and the cold downward line…HIDE THE DECLINE!
Meteorologist is a very clever name for your local weatherman. And if you have every know a TV weatherman you know that IQ, science, and intelligence is NOT what they were hired for, but like their pearly whites and ability to read cue cards.
Anyone who wants to argue against global warming just has to ask himself where there is a local river or stream he would take his kids to swim in or drink from. Certainly not any of the major river systems in the USA. Anyone who want to argue against global warming obviously think that continual pollution of our waterways, oceans and farm land is the road to future prosperity.
Instead of arguing about the degrees the earth is warming by, why don't we just start cleaning up the environment which is something we were suppose to do over 40 years ago. Have you ever burned coal in your living room? Well that is what the USA is doing right now… Breath in those lovely toxins and forget about global warming


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JSC's priority deadline for currently enrolled students is May 1. Complete the FAFSA by April 1 to ensure that an application has a May 1 processed date. Award notifications are sent to returning student's JSC e-mail accounts beginning in July.
While applications received after the priority deadlines will be reviewed, federal and institutional aid is limited and late applicants may lose out on some types of financial aid. JSC may also require additional information such as federal tax returns, W-2s, and proof of untaxed income before aid awards are final and before any disbursements can be made to a student's account.


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Hwy. 27 through Sale Creek and turn right. Daughterry Ferry Rd. go 3 miles following signs
Apples are sold here. They make cider the old-fashioned way. Educational school groups are welcome by appointment only.
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Calvert Hall College High School Instrumental Music Program is holding their 3rd Annual Classic Car and Craft Show on Saturday, September 29, 2012 from 9 am - 2 pm. Event rain date is Sunday, September 30 between noon - 4:30 pm.
Spectators are free and everyone is welcome. Stroll through the craft vendor marketplace looking for creative and unique gifts. Food vendors will be on hand serving pit beef and Maryland specialties. The Calvert Hall Jazz Orchestra will provide music and entertainment all day.
All vehicle makes and models pre-dating 1987 are welcome. The competition pre-registration fee is $10.00 if received by September 15; otherwise, the cost is $15.00 at the gate. Registration for car entries takes place 9:00 - 11 am. Dash plaques will be handed out for the first 100 cars to arrive at the event. The awards ceremony begins at 1:30 pm with trophies being awarded in 29 categories, including "Best of Show."
Registration forms and additional information are available online on the show's website: www.chccarshow.com.
Proceeds from this event benefit The Calvert Hall College High School Instrumental Music Program.


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Mozilla Founds Subsidiary for Thunderbird
The Mozilla Foundation has decided to found a new subsidiary to handle ongoing development of the Thunderbird mail program. The Foundation is dedicating US$ 3 m to the new subsidiary.
David Ascher will be the new CEO. Ascher has played an active part in the Mozilla community since the year 2000, the Foundation says. Ascher has been working for Active State, a company that produces software development tools since 2000, most recently as a developer and Chief Technical Officer (CTO). In 2001, he also became a joined the board of the Python Software Foundation, of which Active State is a member and sponsor.
Late July the Chairman of the Mozilla Foundation, Mitchell Baker, who is also the CEO of its subsidiary, Mozilla Corporation, asked the Mozilla community for feedback. This gave rise to fears concerning the future of the Open Source mail client.
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Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
New Raspberry Pi Adds Two USB Ports
New B+ board lets you build cool things without the complication of a powered USB hub.
Microsoft Grabs No-IP.com Domains
Redmond rushes in to root out alleged malware haven.
Firefox Steps into 3D
New initiative will bring futuristic virtual reality effects to the web surfing experience.
New Trojan Targets Online Banking
Dyreza malware launches a man-in-the-middle attack that compromises SSL.
HP Rolls Out Massive Cloud Network
New cloud combines worldwide access with local attention to data security.
New Attack Targets Wireless Logins
A first cousin of the recent Heartbleed attack affects EAP-based wireless and peer-to-peer authentication.
Geeks Petition for Free Lenovo BIOS
FOSS community acts to protect freedom of choice for laptop devices.


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— The Quilter's Guild of Parker County has a long history of providing quilts to local organizations and individuals through it's Comfort Quilt Program.
So when member Eula Phillips requested quilts for nursing home residents in West, Texas, the board voted to send the quilts and Comfort co-chairs Joyce Coney and Joanna Swonger sprang into action.
Through her church, Phillips became aware of Rev. Rusty Kwast, who worked with the West nursing home. The facility was home to 133 people who have since had to be transferred to facilities in Waco and Hillsboro.
The members of the Guild work during the year and at the annual "Comfort Quilt Sew-In" to assure there are quilts waiting to be distributed when and where there is a need. Quilts from Comfort Quilt inventory as well as from individual members, for this specific purpose, were collected. A total of 35 quilts were sent with Phillips' daughter to Rev. Kwast, who arranged for the ladies of the congregation to personally deliver them to the displaced residents.
The Quilter's Guild of Parker County is a non-profit organization established in 2000 for the purpose of preserving and promoting the art of quilting and quilt making. As a community service, the Guild provides 120-200 quilts to local children's organizations, battered women's shelters, police and fire departments, nursing homes and Habitat for Humanity families. With board approval (necessary for out-of-area donations) the Guild has also supplied quilts to victims of hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
QGPC meets monthly at the Grace First Presbyterian Church, 606 Mockingbird Lane, at 7 p.m. All interested persons are invited to attend. For additional information about the Guild go to www.quiltersguildofparkercounty.org or contact President Kathleen Poznick at 817-690-9024.


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At Formby Hall we recognise that if you invest time and money in your game then you need to play your best to fully enjoy your golf. This however can be restricted if your equipment doesn't match your technique.
Standard test
We stock a selection of test clubs from our club manufactures which can be tested at any time on our driving range. Our Golf shop staff will advise you on the length and lie and design of the clubs which will then allow you to try the clubs in your own time against your current clubs.
What is the cost for a Standard test?
This service is free of charge
Trained by leading club manufacturers, our expert fitting professionals will guide you through the fitting process and provide you with a recommendation on a set of clubs designed to suit your build and technique.
Using our Trackman radar we take over 20 measurements per shot including swing and club speeds, smash factor, spin rates, launch & land angles, ball dispersion and distances. This data allows us to accurately identify the correct club head and shaft combination to help you play your best no matter what level of ability or experience you have giving you the confidence that your clubs are tailored for you.
What is the cost for a Pro-Fit?
Because of the time required by our professionally trained staff to provide this service and the equipment required to produce the detail and accuracy in the fitting process the cost is £30 for iron or wood fittings each. When you consider how often and the clubs are to be used and the importance to your game we believe that this represents good value.
Will you get the fitting fee back if I buy the clubs?
No you don't but we appreciate your visit and as a thank you we will offer you a voucher to redeem separately against range balls or a range card.
As we regularly check our prices against our competitors and the internet we also guarantee that we can provide you with a very competitive quote for your new clubs.
Booking for a Pro-Fit is essential, please call the Golf Shop on 01704 875699
The Golf shop at Formby Hall stocks an extensive range of clubs that are available to try before buy.
PGA professionals and golf shop staff are at hand to offer their advice and can accompany consumers on to our PGA Academy Driving Range to help them make the right choice.
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