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This Just In ...
Kevin Fischer is a veteran broadcaster, the recipient of over 150 major journalism awards from the Milwaukee Press Club, the Wisconsin Associated Press, the Northwest Broadcast News Association, the Wisconsin Bar Association, and others. He has been seen and heard on Milwaukee TV and radio stations for over three decades. A longtime aide to state Senate Republicans in the Wisconsin Legislature, Kevin can be seen offering his views on the news on the public affairs program, "InterCHANGE," on Milwaukee Public Television Channel 10, and heard filling in on Newstalk 1130 WISN. He lives with his wife, Jennifer, and their lovely young daughter, Kyla Audrey, in Franklin.
Should illegal immigrants be allowed to vote?
Depends who you ask.
Read the Column the Journal Sentinel Requested, then Refused to run
On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel approached the MacIver Institute via email with a request to write an OpEd column for Sunday's newspaper.
Darlene Gant will die a hero, but hopefully not for a few more weeks
Every Saturday morning, I post my HEROES OF THE WEEK on Week-ends.
During the course of any week, I do my best to keep track of worthy recipients. One I've found already for this week is Darlene Gant.
Gant, suffering from breast cancer, needs a certain drug to live in order to see her son on Mother's Day. The drug had not been approved by our glorious government's FDA.
From her bed, Gant produced a 20-minute video explaining in great detail her turmoil. Normally, Week-ends has a host of links. My concern was that Gant's 20-minute video would be lost, glossed over in all those other stories.
So I post the Darlene Gant story complete with video so you will take the time to read and also watch the video that made such an impact. It's an amazing testimonial to the powerful impact of the Internet, video, and the human spirit.
God bless you, Darlene Gant.
Obama, Osama, and Mitt
4 days ago...
In 2007...
Two Franklin School Board members are big sore losers
Franklin School Board members Debbie Larson and Jeff Traylor recently were kicked out of their leadership positions as Board President and Vice President, respectively. However, the two did not relinquish their posts quietly or graciously.
Who actually votes in America?
He's tired of what?
I like my county supervisor. I really do.
(Oh, oh. When a blog starts out that way, a shoe is bound to drop.)
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports:
"Eager to play a larger role on the Milwaukee County Board, Supervisor Mark Borkowski backed Marina Dimitrijevic for chairwoman -- she won the post -- despite their very different views and records.
UPDATE: Week-ends (02/04/12)
Previously on This Just In…
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The update…
"What if you knew, even before your child was born, that she wouldn't look like everyone else"
A wonderful couple I know is expecting. They already have several beautiful young children. However, the baby on the way has been diagnosed with some facial abnormalities.
For awhile, medical officials weren't positive the baby would survive. The good news is the prognosis has improved dramatically. The baby is expected to live.
Despite the challenges that lie ahead, the parents have maintained a remarkably positive attitude with an unwavering willingness to accept another blessing, no matter the conditions. Not having the baby is completely out of the question.
I thought of their situation when I read about young Clara. Clara isn't like most other kids. Liberals more than likely wonder why the young girl wasn't aborted.
God bless my friends and their baby to come, and Clara and her family.
A message for the losers of OWS
From AlfonZo Rachel...
Goodnight everyone, and have a happy 5th weekend!
"Some songs are just like tattoos for your brain... you hear them and they're affixed to you."
Carlos Santana
It's Friday night. Time to unwind with our regular Friday night feature on This Just In.
The weekend has finally arrived.
The sun has set.
The evening sky has erupted.
Let's put controversy and provocative blogs aside for the rest of this work week and smooth our way into Saturday and Sunday with our music feature we do every Friday night.
The holiday of Cinco De Mayo, The 5th Of May, commemorates the victory of the Mexican militia over the French army at The Battle Of Puebla in 1862. In America, we join the celebration by eating taco pizza, chips and salsa, and drinking margaritas.
This week, some Latin music to fit the holiday.
We begin with a Milwaukee legend who started playing the saxophone when he was 11. Four years later he was a professional musician. He formed his own band that had a hit in 1939 with "Woodchopper's Ball." His 1940's bands, the Thundering Herds, combined a light rhythm-section sound with blaring, explosive arrangements. He led his bands almost continuously for more than 50 years.
Here's a track from "Mucho Gusto," one of the albums in the kitschy and cool Ultra-Lounge series. Ultra-Lounge describes its music as traveling back in time.
"Not too far back. Just a few decades or so. Back to a time when 'revolution' meant watering down your scotch with ice and taking out the olive and putting in an onion. This is a place clothed in leopard and sharkskin. An ear bathed in gimlets, hi-balls, straight up, on the rocks, shaken, not stirred, hi-octane elixirs dressed in garnish garni. A time viewed through the seductive haze of slow-burning lipstick-kissed cigarettes that end up ashtray dancing with cigar stubs and cherry stems. The atmosphere mambos to the soundtrack of cool. Rumbling saxophones, jazzy vibes, over-heated Hammonds, and the sexy chill of a brush across a cymbal. Bold, exotic rhythms strut to the cough and cacophony of the Atomic-Age."
The artist is the late, great Woody Herman.
The Barking Lot (05/05/12)
The Barking Lot is a regular weekly feature of this just in…Written by my lovely wife, Jennifer and me. It opens with the weekend dog walking forecast followed by the main blog from dog lover, Jennifer. Then it's DOGS IN THE NEWS and our close. Enjoy!
THE WEEKEND DOG-WALKING FORECAST: We grade the weather outlook for taking your pet outdoors.
TODAY: A few showers. High of 60. "C"
SUNDAY: Afternoon thunderstorms. High of 56. "F"
Here's my lovely wife, Jennifer with this week's main blog:
With Mother's Day about a week away, this is the time we stop to think about all that "Mom" means and all that Mom does. You're sure to read lists containing common terms such as chauffeur, nurse, confidant, maid, chef and mediator. How 'bout one more: chief pet caretaker.
Week-ends (05/05/12)
A look back at the people and events that made news the past week. Week-ends is a regular weekly feature of This Just In...
My personal favorite of the week
Hyman Strachman
Darlene Gant
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"... here, in the pre-dawn darkness of Afghanistan, we can see the light of new day on the horizon."
President Obama, on an unannounced visit to Afghanistan to sign a strategic partnership agreement that sets the terms for U.S.-Afghan relations after troops officially withdraw in 2014.
"Even Jimmy Carter would have given that order."
Mitt Romney, responding to the Obama camp's question about whether he would have authorized last year's Osama bin Laden raid.
"I started screaming something ridiculous like, 'Remedy! Revive me!' And then that's when the lights turned on ... They said, 'Who are you?'
Daniel Chong, the college student left and forgotten in a U.S. holding cell for five days, despite never having been arrested or charged. He's filed a legal claim for damages suffered when he was left handcuffed and without food or water.
"I have to get the Secret Service home in time for their new curfew."
President Obama at the annual White House Correspondents' Association dinner, jokingly referring to the Secret Service's prostitution scandal.
"What's the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull? A pit bull is delicious."
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Illegal immigrants getting bigger tax refunds.
For the second week in a row, Tom Barrett's jobs record as mayor of
Ann Romney's clothes.
We have found the Loch Ness Monster.
That's it for Week-ends. Thanks for stopping by.
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Recommended Reading (05/06/12)
Here are, in my view, interesting, noteworthy columns and articles from the past week that I highly recommend (You will note that on occasion, I do not endorse the opinions of the author and may point that out. Despite my disagreements, I still feel the piece is worth a read).
Wisconsin Recall Amnesia
"So, let's see. Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, the front-runner, has focused his campaigns on jobs, education, the environment and 'making communities safer.' One of Mr. Barrett's ads singles out '
No wonder. Since Mr. Walker's reforms went into effect, the doom and gloom scenarios have failed to materialize."
Voting machine concerns bubble up as recall elections near
"You might be forgiven for thinking John Washburn is paranoid.
Plenty of people do, Washburn admits with some humor.
Twenty percent think there might be something to his worries, Washburn said.
And about 10 percent — those who do some digging — start to believe.
'Quite frankly, I'm not really concerned by (being called paranoid), because it's highly correlated with how much people have checked my claims,' he said.
Washburn's fears — that Wisconsinites and, really, voters nationwide, are putting too much faith in a questionable voting system — may be unfounded.
But he's not the only one worried."
(KF NOTE: Great investigative journalism, the type you don't see on local TV because they're too busy chasing fire trucks).
The reasons are as simple as they are bold."
The Legendary Paul Ryan
"To find a parallel to the way Ryan has so thoroughly seized control of the Republican agenda and identity, you have to go back at least to Gingrich in his nineties heyday, or possibly to Reagan. Yet Gingrich and Reagan rose to the national scene while cultivating an image as radicals—it was their battle scars, inflicted by the mainstream political Establishment, that lent them the credibility to speak for the conservative base. Ryan, by contrast, has achieved something much stranger: He has ascended to his present position aloft a chorus of acclaim from the corners of the Establishment that once greeted Gingrich and Reagan with loathing. He is the only politician revered as much by the mainstream media as by the tea party. By some measure, he's the most popular guy in
Leisure inequality: Who's bumming around more?
"Sure, the wealthy earn more money...but they work a lot harder for it."
Cradle to Grave: The Obama Campaign's Fantasy for American Life
"The Obama campaign has a cringe-inducing propaganda slideshow called 'The Life of Julia' intended to illustrate how the Obama Administration's policies will give government help to a young woman as she is educated, works, starts a family and retires.
If you had to stifle a guffaw, you're not alone.
Yes, the Obama Administration's policies alone can be the savior for American children everywhere - all it takes, apparently, are piles and piles of taxpayer money thrown around recklessly. And by the end, children will still be able to retire and live comfortably on the totally-stable programs of Medicare and Social Security!
The dream that Obama has for Julia's life is scary."
(KF NOTE: Also watch this).
10 things that would be happening today if Obama's policies were working
"...despite the fact that he has been campaigning almost non-stop since the 2010 election, aside from trying to steal credit from the SEALs for killing Osama Bin Laden, you very seldom hear Obama talk about his record. This is especially noteworthy because like him or hate him, Obama has passed a lot of legislation. So, if Barack Obama has such an extensive record, why is it that Republicans are the ones that are always talking about it while Obama tries to steer the conversation to anything else?"
Five ways to increase movie theater attendance
"If you read the Vulture article, you'll see that their Big Dumb Ideas all revolve around offering more rewards and free stuff for moviegoers; stuff like cheaper tickets, loyalty programs, and babysitters. They also have this idea of allowing Facebook fans to program what's shown in a theatre.
This lack of goodies and gimmicks is not why box office attendance has pretty much flat-lined over the last decade, or why it collapsed last year, or why it's making a major comeback in 2012."
Left-wing Bizarro World
Photos of the Week (05/06/12)
1) Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich (3rd L) walks off the stage with his granddaughter Maggie Cushman (R), his grandson Robert Cushman and his wife Callista Gingrich after he announced he is suspending his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination May 2, 2012 in Arlington, Virginia. Gingrich said he decided to leave the race after his rival, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, surged ahead in recent primary elections. Gingrich plans to campaign for his former rival with an official endorsement to come in the next few weeks. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
2) President Barack Obama greets troops during a visit to
3) In this Thursday, May 3, 2012, photo provided by the Tennessee National Guard, Ashley Edens puts her head against the casket of her late husband, Spc. Jason Edens, in Smyrna, Tenn. Spc. Edens was killed April 15 during combat in Afghanistan. (AP Photo/The
4) An Army Rapier missile defense battery is deployed at Blackheath in sight of the Canary Wharf financial center on May 2, in London, England. The missiles are being readied as part of Operation Exercise Olympic Guardian which is taking place in
5) Luisa Seau, mother of former NFL football player Junior Seau, grieves in the driveway of her son's home, Wednesday, May 2, 2012, in Oceanside, Calif. Seau was found shot to death at his home Wednesday morning in what police said appeared to be a suicide. He was 43. Photo: Chris Carlson / AP
6) A child cries in a cave shelter in Tess village in the rebel-held territory of the Nuba Mountains in South Kordofan, May 2, 2012. Photo: Reuters
7) A police lieutenant swings his baton at an Occupy Wall Street activists on May 1 in
8) A police officer uses mace on a protester in front of an American Apparel Inc. store during an Occupy Seattle May Day rally and anti-capitalist march in
9) An elderly woman waves as she finds herself caught ahead of an Occupy Wall Street May Day march down Fifth Ave. in
10) Traci Jackson (2nd R) and others help clean up in front of a foreclosed home on May 3, 2012 in Miami, Florida. According to the
11) Youngsters smoke marijuana during a march for the legalization of cannabis in Medellin, Colombia on May 5, as part of the 2012 Global Marijuana March which is being held in hundreds of cities worldwide. Photo: Raul Arboleda / AFP - Getty Images
12) Patricia Krentcil, 44, waits to be arraigned at the Essex County Superior Court, Wednesday, May 2, 2012 in Newark, N.J., where she appeared on charges of endangering her 5-year-old child by taking her into a tanning salon. Krentcil tells The Associated Press her daughter got her sunburn from being outside on a recent warm day.
13) Police investigate a destroyed van that plunged over the
14) In this Feb. 6, 2012 image made from video, Dr. Nancy Young, of the pediatric otolaryngology division at Children's Memorial Hospital, examines 9-year-old Clara Beatty's hearing aids during a visit to the hospital's offices in Glenview, Ill. Clara, who was born with a genetic mutation called Treacher Collins syndrome, uses special hearing aids that attach with magnets placed under her skin because she has very narrow ear canals and only remnants of outer ears. Photo: Martha Irvine / AP
15) Stanhope Elmore High School Junior ROTC Cadet Mike Snyder bows his head in prayer during National Prayer Day ceremonies at the Dexter Avenue United Methodist Church in Montgomery, Ala. Congress established the day of prayer in 1952 and in 1988 declared that it would be held every year on the first Thursday in May. Photo: Dave Martin / AP
16) The full moon rises behind the Temple of Poseidon in Cape Sounion, southeast of Athens, Greece, while tourists watch on May 5. Saturday's event is a "supermoon," the closest and therefore the biggest and brightest full moon of the year. Photo: Dimitri Messinis / AP
17) A supermoon rises over neon hotel signs on Highway 80 in Ft. Worth, Texas.Photo: Ralph Lauer / Zuma Press
18) Sea foam floats on the Atlantic Ocean with the cliffs of the Sentinel mountain behind in Hout Bay, Cape Town, South Africa, May 5. Sea foam is created following the churning of the seas in the wake of a southern ocean storm. Photo: Nic Bothma / EPA
19) From the Daily Mail: Forced to the ground and with blood pouring from her head, this British holidaymaker had a miraculous escape after being attacked by supposedly tame cheetahs.Violet D'Mello was visiting a wildlife park with her husband Archie during a trip to South Africa for her 60th birthday. But their day out went horrifically wrong when two cheetahs turned on her, knocking her to the ground and biting her legs and head in a horrifying attack. And her husband? He carried on taking photographs, saying he did not quite realize what was happening. The attack took place at a wildlife park where tourists can pay to pet cheetah brothers Mark and Monty, both hand-reared and said to be tame. 'It started scratching me really badly and then I could feel the other one come up too and one of them got my neck in its mouth. 'I was just screaming and trying to get my hands up around my neck to protect myself, but I was being bitten all over my legs and down my side near my kidneys. 'People all around were screaming, and I had no idea how I would escape. Something inside me just said, "Don't move. Don't move at all. Don't react, just play dead". 'Eventually someone came and chased them off me and my husband picked me up off the floor.' The housewife, from
20) A 14.5 foot male estuarine (saltwater) crocodile is retrieved from a crocodile trap at Daly River Community some 139 miles south of Darwin, Australia. Photo: Northern Territory Parks And Wildlife via AFP - Getty Images
21) A keeper walks camel Laila with a broken leg at a horse clinic in Berlin, Germany, Friday, May 4, 2012. Laila broke her leg on a meadow of the breeding farm of her owner two weeks ago and had to undergo two hours of medical surgery. The animal now has to learn to walk as it will wear the plaster for six weeks. (AP Photo/dapd, Paul Zinken)
22) Carina Stadler, right, holds an alpaca as her father Erwin cuts away its wool coat at Alpaca-Land farm, in Goeming in the Austrian province of Salzburg, Sunday April, 29, 2012. The annual shearing is done in the spring to make the animals more comfortable for the summer months. This will give them plenty of time to grow a thick new coat before winter. (AP Photo/Kerstin Joensson)
23) In this undated file photo provided by the U.S. Geological Survey, a Pacific brant family is shown on the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, Alaska. Virtually the entire 150,000 population of Pacific brant stops at Izembek. So do 70 percent of migrating Steller's eiders, an endangered species that eats tiny invertebrates, clams, shrimp, and copepods clinging to eelgrass leaves. So it's also no surprise that environmentalists are fighting a proposal by an Aleut village to build a road through the Izembek National Wildlife Refuge for land access to an all-weather airport. (AP Photo/U.S. Geological Survey)
24) A bee works on collecting nectar from a fruit tree in
25) Animal Control Officer Dave Medici helps "Stripes" the cat from a street light pole on Philo St. where it took refuge from a chasing dog Monday, April 30, 2012, in Scranton, Pa. (AP Photo/Scranton Times & Tribune, Michael J. Mullen
26) A Langford motorcycle dealer is helping to return a Harley-Davidson motorcycle to its owner in Japan after it was washed out to sea by last year's tsunami and ended up on B.C.'s northwest coast.
27) A passenger looks out of an Airbus A330-300 aircraft of Taiwan's Eva Airlines, decorated with Hello Kitty motifs, in Taoyuan International Airport, northern Taiwan, April 30, 2012.
28) From left, Amanda Lear, from Ruby, S.C., Amada Griffo, Wapakoneta, Ohio and Sara Coucher, Frederickstown, Ohio chat in the paddocks before the 138th Kentucky Derby horse race at Churchill Downs Saturday, May 5, 2012, in Louisville, Ky. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)
29) Tamara Sorrell, from Austin, Texas, can create her own elbow room with this wide hat. Photo: Mark Humphrey - AP Images
30) This fan might be a bit confused. Flamingos are most associated with
31) A horse owner named Cecil Peacock had a horse named Brother Derek who finished fourth in the 2006 Kentucky Derby. In honor of him, we're naming this hat Cecil. Photo: Frank Victores - US Presswire
32) Jockey Mario Gutierrez rides I'll Have Another to victory in the 138th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky., May 5. Photo: AP, David J. Phillip
33) President Barack Obama laughs as head coach John Calipari, left, speaks during a ceremony welcoming the University of Kentucky men's college basketball team in the East Room of the White House, Friday, May 4, 2012, in Washington. The team won the 2012 NCAA championship last month. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)
34) Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Jered Weaver, left, cries as he hugs his father Dave as his mother Gail, right, and his wife Kristin, left, look on after pitching a a no-hitter in their baseball game against the Minnesota Twins, Wednesday, May 2, 2012, in Anaheim, Calif. The Angels won 9-0. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
35) Crown Prince Willem-Alexander of the
36) Maria Menounos bagged the first perfect score this season on Dancing with the Stars Monday night. A devilish Menounos sported fangs and a spectacularly sexy red lace dress. Photos: ABC
37) Aspiring dancers audition at Radio City Music Hall for a chance to become a world-famous Radio City Rockette in the upcoming 2012 production of the Radio City Christmas Spectacular. This year will mark it's 85th season and the show will run from November 9 - December 30. 2012. Photo: Timothy A. Clary / AFP - Getty Images
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The John K. MacIver Institute for Public Policy presents this mini documentary about attempts to open an iron mine in Northern Wisconsin and efforts to modernize the state's mine permitting process.
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(RNN) - Because we like to start what we finish around here, Hot Reads presents to you the second installment of preseason nominations for the Chinstrap Awards.
Part two's focus is more on team awards and coaches, with some mention of the heavily made-up female students on the sidelines that support their team's efforts.
Clear as mud? Good, now let's get rolling.
Frontrunner: Kevin Sumlin, Texas A&M – I'd like to say no coach does more to earn his paycheck, but the mention of tax-deductible income makes people antsy in College Station these days.
Other nominees:
Bret Bielema, Arkansas - He is a notoriously calm presence. Good, Coach B. Remember that during the hard times.
James Franklin, Vandy - He believes everything he says, so thank goodness we're beyond the days of him rating the hotness of his assistant coaches' wives.
Hugh Freeze, Ole Miss - Doesn't rattle easily and has a lot of faith - in his compliance department.
Frontrunner: Jadeveon Clowney, DE, South Carolina – You may remember he is also a nominee for the unflattering "Bottom of the Pile Award." How is that possible? Well, he could have a disappointing season (by space-age mathematical standards) and still be a force. That's how good he is.
As for the other nominees, don't worry. Last year's decapitation of Michigan running back Vincent Smith won't influence the voting. That much.
Cody Prewitt, S, Ole Miss - He feasted on unwary slot receivers last year, so imagine what he could do with an upgraded line in front of him.
A.J. McCarron, QB, Alabama - I could spout about numbers, accolades and his win-loss record, but why bother?
Andre Hal, CB, Vandy - Big-play ability in a secondary that people don't talk about nearly enough.
Frontrunner: LSU – The favorite for the fan loyalty award almost solely because of the Golden Girls, who promise to show more hair extensions in Baton Rouge than anywhere else on earth.
Aside from that, 92,000 screaming people after sunset make Death Valley an experience like no other.
Other nominees: Arkansas fans, Alabama fans, Texas A&M fans
Frontrunner: Mizzou vs. Georgia – The Tigers will likely lose in Athens on Oct. 12, but they'll have a field day on that weak defense (more on them later). This could be one of the highest-scoring games in the conference all year, and it will help neither team's bowl chances.
Kentucky - The Wildcats could go undefeated … for the first two games. After that, don't expect much.
Tre Mason - A 1,000-yard rusher, eight home games and an offense that even by accident can only get better. Although he's going places, his team most likely is not.
Todd Gurley - Substitute seven for eight in the sentence above.
Frontrunner: Ole Miss – As my crazy uncle Larry would say, "With great expectations comes the chance for great butt whippings." Or something like that.
The standard for the Rebels varies depending on what side of the aisle you sit. A lot is expected right away from that stellar recruiting class (because we all know 18-year-olds are very dependable), and there isn't much insurance behind Bo Wallace, who was a magnet for interceptions and injuries last season.
Vanderbilt - Like the Rebels, this is a team on the rise. Unlike the Rebels, things started falling apart before the first kickoff.
Georgia defense - A unit with all that talent last year still let people run over them (12th-ranked SEC rushing defense). That sounds like great athletes playing without discipline, and this year there is less experience.
Frontrunner: Gary Pinkel, Missouri - He got some slack because his superstar running back was on the shelf and his quarterback was held together with athletic tape and prayer last season. Now we get to see what one of the most successful coaches in the Big 12 does with a full deck in the SEC.
Mark Richt, Georgia - Because no hot seat list would be complete without him.
Dan Mullen, Mississippi State - Those boys in Oxford seem to be outpacing the Bulldogs quickly, and the folks in east Mississippi don't like that one bit, no sirree.
Frontrunner: Zach Fulton, OL, Tennessee – This is probably the best player on the best offensive line in the country. How AP voters placed him on their preseason all-conference third team is beyond me.
Wesley Johnson, OT, Vanderbilt - In 38 career starts, he has given up six sacks and never been flagged for holding. Read that again. Think about it.
Jake Matthews, OL, Texas A&M - Could have the best future of any player on this offense. No, seriously.
Kyle Christy, P, Florida - The Gators had trouble getting down the field at times, so it's good they had a guy who makes the field longer for the other team.
5: The SEC had the most teams ranked in the top 25 nationally in total defense last season, taking into account conference alignment at the time (Big East was second with four). Alabama, Florida, LSU, South Carolina and Vanderbilt combined to average 299 yards allowed.
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"Second Life is a 3-D virtual world entirely built and owned by its residents." - What Is Second Life?
Find out more about Second Life and how to participate within it at the Second Life page of the ALA Professional Tips Wiki.
Super aggregator of all things Virtual Worlds.
ALA Island
ALA Island will be closing 1/1/2012 -- December 30, 2011 Virtual Presence Blog
ALA Island in Second Life Main Page
Join the ALA Island Facebook Page.
Follow the Twitter feed for ALA Island at @ALA_Island.
View the ALA Island Events Public Google Calendar.
Join the Second Life Users Group on ALA Connect.
ALA Virtual Communities and Libraries Member Initiative Group (ALA VCL MIG)
If you are a member of ALA, consider joining the ALA Virtual Communities and Libraries Member Initiative Group. Send an email to staff liaison Christina Coleman for details.
Read the ALA VCL MIG Blog, Virtual Presence.
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Join the ACRL in SL Googlr Group for the most up-to-date information and discussions.
You can also join the ACRL in Second Life Facebook Group for information.
The ACRL Virtual Worlds Interest Group on ALA Connect did replace the ACRL Second Life Task Force on ALA Connect.
Historical Notes on ALA Island
ALA/Arts Island Set to Open in Second Life - February 26, 2007 District Dispatch Blog of the ALA Washington Office
Watch the AL Focus video posted June 7, 2007, Donavan Vicha, Web Program Officer, ASCLA/RUSA: In this episode of "ALA in Focus," ALA Manager for Membership Development John Chrastka sits down (or stands up, actually) with Donavan Vicha, Web Program Officer for the Association of Specialized and Cooperative Library Agencies and the Reference and User Services Association. John finds Donavan right in the middle of an online class being held in the virtual world of Second Life, and they use the opportunity to chat about avatars, virtual book talks, voice-to-voice interface, Moodle, and RUSA's section of ALA/Arts Island in Second Life. Other highlights: John coining a phrase and catching Donavan's avatar nodding off. Video produced by American Libraries Focus (http://alfocus.ala.org). See the video at AL Focus along with a transcript of the conversation.
For more updated information on ALA's land in Second Life, now called ALA Island, see the March 14, 2008 Marginalia blog post, Second ALA Life by Jenny Levine.
ALA Island in Second Life, a YouTube video providing a quick tour of ALA Island in Second Life; the island is now ready to host events, conferences, division meetings, as well as provide an informal arena to meet librarians and information professionals. Following are coordinates for ALA Island - ALA Main Stage, ALA Island (128, 107, 29). Or use this Second Life SLurl link to teleport you there directly (as long as you have Second Life installed on your computer and already have an account) -- http://slurl.com/secondlife/ALA%20Island/128/107/29/
See the June 28, 2008 Marginalia blog post, ALA Library in Second Life by Valerie Hawkins
See the May 2009 I Love Libraries Library Showcase article, ALA Island: A Community Information Center for Second Life from the American Library Association.
Track visitors to ALA Island
These links are RSS Feeds to blogs hosted by MechanizedLife, a business in Second Life. Note at the bottom of these pages that you can access Advanced Statistics. At the bottom of Advacned Statistics page you can see a graph that blends the feeds from the other sensors on the island, as well as a link for downloading a CSV Extract (a comma-delimited file for Excel importation). You can also look at individual profiles. We will place three more of these sensors on the island as we see the need to know data from certain areas.
- At the Island Hub
- At Salon Huron
- At Lorelei Junot Gallery
- At the OIF Slide
- Banned Books Week Town Square
ALA Staff as Second Life Residents
See Second Life Snapshots, as they're called, at the American Library Association in Second Life Public Flickr Group. Feel free to join and add your pictures!
- Bryan Anderton -- Bryan Campbell, OIF
- Samantha Appalachia -- Karen Muller, Director, Library and Knowledge Management
- Dexter Broome -- Greg Landgraf, Editorial Assistant, American Libraries
- Darin Capalini -- David Connolly, ACRL
- Twain Capra = Don Wood, Chapter Relations Office
- Aristobulus Ebbage = George Eberhart, Editor, American Libraries Direct
- Bobbiie Ewing -- Stevie Kuenn, YALSA Communications Specialist
- Lavendare Gudkov -- Beverly Goldberg, American Libraries
- Cheddarwurst Hultcrantz -- John Amundsen, Administrative Assistant, PIO
- Leilani Ihuen -- Nanette Perez, OIF
- Bunny Iwish -- Megan McFarlane, Program Coordinator, PIO
- Water Jewell -- Louise Gruenberg, ITTS
- Radio Juran -- John Chrastka, ALA Membership Marketing
- Jake Lumet -- Jonathan Kelley, OIF
- Myah Marjeta -- Beatrice Calvin, HRDR
- ALALibraryVal Miles -- Valerie Hawkins of the ALA Library
- Bromel Ninetails - Melissa Jones, AASL, Communications Specialist
- Cielo Paris -- Jenny Levine, Internet Development Specialist & Strategy Guide, ITTS and Publishing
- Demetra Petrov -- Mary Ghikas, Senior Associate Executive Director, MPS
- Olivia Pidgeon -- Aimee Strittmatter, ALSC
- Aubergine Serpente -- Marijke Ann Visser
- Schnoodle Snoodle -- Mary Davis Fournier, ACRL
- Kay Tairov -- Christina Coleman, ALA Membership Marketing
- Meg Wilder -- Cathleen Bourdon, Associate Executive Director, Communications
- Tammi Zapedzki -- Sherri Vanyek, Director, ITTS
- Oberon Octagon -- Donavan Vicha, instrumental in the creation and maintenance of ALA Island: See this June 7, 2007 ALA in Focus video featuring Vicha and avatar Octagon with John Chrastka, the ALA Island Flickr Photo Set of Oberon Octagon, and the Oberon Octagon Facebook Profile.
- Galen Noltenius -- Mark Bard, Information Technology Specialist, OITP
As an update on Mark's condition since the car accident in late 2007, he is breathing on his own, but he is still unconscious. He has been moved to the Woodbine Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center in Alexandria, Virginia.
On Tuesday, April 15, 2008, ALA Island Manager Oberon Octagon announced the Galen Noltenius Sky Platform on ALA Island in Second Life.
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This summer we clipped our Malamute/Shepherd and he is so happy. We live in Maryland and not the ideal for this kind of breed. We watched for any initial skin irritation or burn but he is not outside that much. He is much more friskier and so happy as are we to have less clumps of hair. i am wondering with the global warniming effects if dogs are not shedding completely when they should. This guy used to "blow" the coat twice a year but it seems he is blowing all the time....thus tha summer clip to get rid of all that hair. It seems like a win/win just keep a close eye on any skin irritation.
If your dog is kept inside most of the time, as mine are, they DO blow their coats all the time. I have shelties and they have so much hair that I did ask my vet about shaving/clipping because of the heat (live in TN). I was told never to shave my dogs due to the same things the article states as it is protection for the dog, not only from the sun but from ticks, mosquitoes, etc. A trim is fine. Global warming, really?
Only if they have a medical condition such as a thyroid problem
Actually that is not true. My Keeshond was shaved every summer (I never EVER had a groomer tell me not to) and she developed Alopecia X. I read that it can be CAUSED by shaving. I never would have done that had I known. I will never shave a dog again if I get another.
Human hair folicals have 1 hair coming out of them Dogs have 8-25 hairs coming out of them. 1 gaurd hair and lots of little fluffy under coat hairs. When the hair is cut to short not all hairs can get through the folical at once but they eventually would even if it took years. About wether to shave or not it depends on how well you take care of your dog or cats hair/fur. It is my experience that most people will not or are not able to take proper care of their dog/cats fur. As a result these animals become severly matted and the fur felted and it can shrink like a wool sweater. If this is the case, the kindest thing to do is to keep the animal short.
I had to shave my lovely Chow girl due to a terrible skin condition. When it grew back, it seemed that only the undercoat grew back, not the shiny outer coat. She never grew in the beautiful shiny coat she originally had. It grew in woolly.
I can attest to this fact - I have a sheltie/chow 'hybrid' who has the ultimate of double-coated hair from both parents (people think he is a Pomerian on steroids weighing in at 35 lbs and 15" hight to the shoulder). He is 13 years old now and I have had him shaved 3 times in his lifetime on advice of vets due to heat stroke even though he has always been an indoor boy. The first two times it took him over two years to grow back....all the while looking like a victim of mange. The last time (over three years ago) I foolishly ignored my own council he has never completely grown back to his full glory - at this age I do not expect that he ever will.
We have a 3/4 wolf mix/malamute. We have shaved her every summer, sometimes more than onc ein the summer as we live in Texas. Her coat has always grown back just as full and beautiful and she is now 11 1/2 years old without bug or cancer problems. She always perks up after being shaved and when she isn't and it's hot she is so labored she won't get up and move around at all. For her comfort and because we care about her, we shave.
I agree with you too. I have a 7 year old Border Collie/Australian Shepard mix and I've had her shaved down the last few summers...sometimes 3 times in a summer. She's happier, I'm happier with less hair floating around. I've had groomers say that it may not grow back the same. Who Cares I tell them. I'm not entering her in a beauty contest...but guess what. it always grows back the same. Don't believe everything you read. We know what our dogs like.
My Golden Retriever has/had the thickest coat my groomer had ever seen and we made the decision to give him a hair cut this summer - not shaving, but cutting. He developed some health problems, and went through an extensive list of diagnostic tests some of which required his belly to be shaved down to the skin. Turns out he has Cushings Disease, and his hair is not growing back . . . he looks ridiculous with that bare belly and bald patch on his leg from all the blood tests. Hope he gets some of it back by winter!


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One Year Later – Or – An Attempt at a Brief Goodbye
14/02/2012 § 12 Comments
Dear friends,
The way I see it, there are a few different ways I could write this. I could be super sappy, writing about how much this blog has meant to me, what a joy its been to work with such amazing peers/colleagues, how proud I am to see Hack Library School grow into the productive and active resource that I wished I'd had in school. Or, I could write a nice technical overview of all we've accomplished; averaging 750 hits a day, almost 20,000 hits in August, a revolving team of writers mentoring one another as thinkers and professionals, 70,000 retweets since day one, one award, numerous thanks, and steadily rising subscriptions and regular readers. I could throw in some nice pseudo-snarky, blog-voice and offer some witty asides with a :) and a cultural reference or two. I could brag and congratulate and wish well, and all of that would be true and worthwhile.
I haven't been writing much lately. As I moved into a full time job I sort of lost the drive to spend more time at night reading, writing and engaging. I have been "always on(line)" since I started my MLIS, and I'll say its really nice to not have to be anymore. I've stepped into the background and in doing so have seen that this hack library school idea, which I never claimed or wanted to own, belongs to the community of readers; librarians, students, para-professionals, archivists. I'm happy to have had the opportunity to have a voice that was heard, and I hope to regain that voice in my professional life. Looking back, as one is wont to do in these moments, I learned much more than I shared. I developed ideas, opinions and, dare I say, beliefs about what information means to the (post?)modern world and what my role is therein. And through this medium, the ubiquitous weblog, I wish the same for you all.
I'm not sure how this started, but when I was writing emails to the HLS Editors and Writers, especially when our spirits were particularly down or enviously high, I would conclude my note with the phrase "Go Forth," stolen unabashedly from Levi's marketing campaign that makes me want to live another life as a teenager in the midwest. It was a funny sentiment, as if I wasn't so much leading the charge but commissioning disciples. But it stuck, and I still think it fits. Through this one measly year we have taken on topics from our digital future, to transparency in our educational institutions, to group work, and numerous 'hacks' – technological, ideological, practical, professional, and everything in between. We have engaged, provoked, challenged and argued. My only hope is that will continue to be the goal of this blog – to push boundaries and hold each other and especially our administrators, professors, and professional organizations to high standards of work and professionalization. Who knows what will happen to the library? Who knows what will happen to the book? Who knows when and where 'information' will overtake humankind? All we know is that these things are important, and that we care to do something about it. So… go forth.
I had the pleasure of having lunch with John Jackson, a budding leader in our profession and a man I respect very much, at ALA Midwinter last month. We talked about our work in academic libraries, life, food, etc. But the thing that stuck with me, and one that I continue to turn over in my mind, was our brief agreement that the 'Big Tent' ideal looks very different from the professional side than it did from the student side. I am an optimistic person, and have not a skeptical bone in my body, but I worry about my portraying the unity of all librarians as something we can just speak into existence. I want, very much, to maintain productive working relationships with information professionals of every stripe, and I know that it won't be an easy thing. Last year, on this day, to kick off what Hack Library School would become, Britt Foster wrote an excellent post extolling students to fight for the big tent while in school, and despite my current difficulty in seeing it, I think it still rings true. I hope you'll reread it and pull your own conclusions from it.
Now I've gone and rambled my way into a philosophical hole. (There's the spunky wit we were all waiting for, right?). I'll close simply:
Hack Library School was nothing more than a good idea at the right time and fortunately for all of us the right group of people believed in it enough to dedicate some long nights and many unpaid words to it. My eternal thanks goes out to Kim Leeder for encouraging the idea from a seedling, to Julia, Nicole, Heidi, Britt and Lauren for nuturing it from a Google Doc, to a wiki, to a blog (The OG Hackers should already know that we are destined to be dear friends for life), to Annie for being relentless, excited and so damn interested in everything (Annie hounded me to join the blog when we were barely a week old), to Zack for being bold, brave and willing to disagree, to Turner for his wisdom and deep thinking, to Rebecca for her spunk and willingness to write with great depth, to Rose for reconsidering my offer to join the blog and strongly advocating for the 'hacker' mentality, to Teresa, Ashley and Laura for graciously becoming the fresh voices that put us on the library blogosphere's radar this past Fall, and lastly to Amy, Chris, Celia, Topher, Paul, Joanna, Bri and Kevin for beginning to build on the foundation that was laid.
I'm proud to say, as I step away from the blog, that it will continue under a new editorial team. Julia, the sole remaining original hacker and resident LIS PhD student, will be the Editor in Chief. Annie and Rose will serve as co-managing editors running the daily ins and outs, and becoming the public face of HackLibrarySchool (read: send emails to them now, instead of me ;)). I wish many more years of hackery, many more complicated topics, many more challenging comments, and many more writers to belong to this idea.
Without wax,
Micah V.
PS. I'm also pleased and honored to let you all know I'll be joining the team of bloggers at In The Library With the Lead Pipe! A dream come true for my future as a professional writer in online spaces.
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You should be super proud of what you've accomplished, Micah.
Oh Micah, you're an inspiration to us all. :)
Micah, I greatly enjoyed meeting you during the ALA-New Orleans HLS meetup. Good luck in your future endeavors, and I'll look forward to reading your stuff at In the Library!
Beautiful written Micah. You should be so proud of all you have accomplished here and I look forward to following your continued writing career at Lead Pipe.
"Go Forth" and keep hacking wherever you are – we need more voices like yours in LIS!
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Carebridge Life Resources: Another Part of your Valuable NYU Benefits
NYU recognizes that the success of the University as a leading edge academic institution is critically linked to the physical health and total well being of the faculty, employees, and their family members who support the endeavor. Carebridge Life Resources, NYU's Employee Assistance Program (EAP), can provide support for personal and family problems common in contemporary life. These confidential services are provided at no cost to you or your family, and are just a toll-free phone call away.
Employee Assistance (EAP)
Family & Relationships
Life Management
Online Services
The services of AXA ICAS are available in NYU Abu Dhabi.
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Forum Favorite Image: Snow Battered Pine Tree
This image is from photographer psquared
In our forum they have a little "game" where they pick each other's favorite photos. "(…) Pick your favorite picture/illustration from the previous person's post and put it up. Then the next person will go to your portfolio and pick their fav and so on." If you want to join you'll find the post here – to add your favorite go to the end of the thread to post.