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WASHINGTON, January 23 (By Sasha Horne for RIA Novosti) - Researches have developed a test they say can help diagnose in living people a brain disease that has been linked to repeated head trauma in athletes. Previously the disease could only be detected after death.
The findings come as the family of the late football star Junior Seau filed suit Wednesday against the National Football League (NFL), claiming the linebacker's suicide last year was the result of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a degenerative brain disease the family contends he obtained from the violent hits to the head he sustained while playing football.
An autopsy found Seau had CTE, which is caused by a buildup of protein in the brain.
"What we are seeing in a lot of sports related injuries is that the symptoms don't emerge until years after the trauma," said Dr. Gary Small, a professor of psychiatry and biobehavioral sciences at UCLA and the lead author of the study, published Tuesday in the American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry.
Small and his colleagues from UCLA's Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior say they have found a way to use brain scans to look for signs of the disease in the living, using a technique that can identify CTE by detecting the buildup of the microscopic tau protein in the brain.
"The findings are preliminary," Small told RIA Novosti. "But if they hold up in future studies, this may be an opportunity to identify CTE before players have symptoms so we can develop preventative treatment."
For the study, researchers recruited five living retired professional football players who were 45 years of age or older. Each player had a history of one or more concussions and experienced mood changes, a symptom of CTE.
Researchers said they found tau protein in the brains of the five former players.
Other symptoms of CTE include depression, aggression, memory loss and confusion.
According to The New York Times, more than 20 dead former football players and many boxers have had CTE diagnosed.
In 2011, National Hockey League (NHL) player Derek Boogaard died at 28 from an accidental drug and alcohol overdose while recovering from a concussion. A posthumous examination of his brain found he had suffered from CTE.
Professional wrestler Chris Benoit murdered his wife and son in 2007, later hanging himself. While steroid use was initially blamed for his erratic actions, researchers later discovered Benoit had CTE.
Researchers said the disease has also been detected after death in people who only played sports on the high school and collegiate levels, indicating hard blows to the head on any level could lead to the disease.
The study's findings have been called a breakthrough by both researchers and their peers.
"It is the holy grail of CTE research to be able to identify those who are suffering from the syndrome early, while they're still alive," said study author Dr. Julian Bailes, director of the Brain Injury Research Institute in an interview with Science Daily.
"Discovering the effects of prior brain trauma earlier opens up possibilities for symptom treatment and prevention," she added.
Athletes who show signs of CTE could then decide if they want to retire early to prevent additional brain trauma.
Researchers say real-time monitoring for CTE could change the outcome for trauma victims everywhere.
"We think these results have implications for not just professional and amateur athletes but also auto accident victims, military personal or anyone who has experience head trauma," Small said.
Sorry to say but I hope that not all Russians are like you ! Not a good promotion of a Russian citizen .One Poetin is enough.
We just need to work for our country and our citizens. We don't care about what other people think about us because they are not the ones who are going to modernize Russia. Some of them are often jealous.
So many great restaurants, things to do, and movies to see ( has someone sat in those Gold Class seats? Amazing!) Here is a little photo blog from my stay in Melbourne. And I start with the restaurants...
Dartagnan: When you go to a restaurant be sure that your meal hasn't been heat up or cooked in a microwave oven.
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The campaign activists are calling on use to switch off our cell phones and better to leave them at home. The aim is to the aim to combataddictophonia a term coined by French writer Phil Marso for a painful addiction to mobile phones and smartphones, which is due to the fear of being cut off from the world. We hear from physiologist Igor Vasilyev told the "Voice of Russia":
"If a person is strongly addicted to mobile devices he or she fears to lose it. There were cases when people were depressed and felt loss of strength when they had their cell phones stolen."
Today it is nearly impossible to meet a person without a mobile device. Even a society woman coming to a party or a reception would rather leave her handbag at home but not her smartphone. 20 years ago such a situation would seem absurd. At the same time experts note that we should not exaggerate the scale of the problem. We hear from sociologist Igor Berezin.
"This problem does exist but in comparison with other problems humanity is facing today it is definitely not in Top 10. Indeed. There are people who are addicted to their cellphones just like there are people addicted to gambling, alcohol and drugs. But drug addiction is a really serious issue with hundred millions of drug addicts all over the world. As for other phobias such as addiction to cleanness when a person washes hands too often they belong to kinds of psychiatric disorders. It is doubtful that such disorders are widespread."
Nevertheless experts stress that we should remember about possible negative consequences of the mobile phone radiation. As for the worldwide campaign 'No Mobile Phone Days', now it is being held for the 13th time. So far no one has counted how many people followed the advice of the activists. The current flash-mob will last till February 8.
Dartagnan: It is better to tell the truth to people rather than hiding the truth to calm them down. Because one day the truth will be known by them.
Everybody should know nowadays that microwave radiations are dangerous for your health. Everybody should also know that cell phones and wi-fi produce microwave radiation for the telephone calls or internet connections.
Our goal is not only to denounce the dangers of microwave radiations in our society, but also to show you the ways, you can protect yourself from them.
You can use these new earphones on your iPad to avoid a "part of the microwave radiation" on your head. When you put your cell phone in your bag, you can use an anti radiation bag to avoid the microwave radiations on your body.
FCC, IEEE and ICNIRP should tighten safety standards
HELSINKI, Finland, April 9, 2013 – Current safety standards for the radiation emissions from cell phones are old. FCC standard is from 1996 and ICNIRP from 1998. Since that time, a large number of research studies have been published, some of which pointed towards the possible health risk of exposures to cell phone radiation.
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University of Northern Colorado student Alexander Heit was typing to an unidentified person when police say he lost control of his car and ran off the road.
Alexander Heit's final text cut off in mid-sentence.
Before he could send it, police say, the 22-year-old University of Northern Colorado student drifted into oncoming traffic, jerked the steering wheel and went off the road, rolling his car.
Heit died shortly after the April 3 crash, but his parents and police are hoping the photo of the mundane text on his iPhone will serve as a stark reminder to drivers.
The photo, published Wednesday in The Greeley Tribune, shows Heit was responding to a friend by typing "Sounds good my man, seeya soon, ill tw" before he crashed.
Witnesses told police that Heit appeared to have his head down when he began drifting into the oncoming lane in the outskirts of Greeley, where the University of Northern Colorado is located. According to police, an oncoming driver slowed and moved over just before Heit looked up and jerked the steering wheel.
Police say Heit, a Colorado native who loved hiking and snowboarding, had a spotless driving record and wasn't speeding.
In a statement released through police, Heit's mother said she doesn't want anyone else to lose someone to texting while driving.
"In a split second you could ruin your future, injure or kill others, and tear a hole in the heart of everyone who loves you," Sharon Heit said.
Teen cell phone use
WASHINGTON, April 7. 2013-"It's getting harder to differentiate between schizophrenics and people talking on the cell phone. It brings me up short to walk by somebody who appears to be talking to themselves." Bob Newhart.
My personnal belief is that our bodies are capable of adapting to pretty much anything you throw at it, it is the quantity at which we humans are exposed to such substances in this case cell phone radiation that poses danger. The more you expose yourself to something in doses, doses not lethal to your body, the more likely your body will adapt and thrive with the substance. Whether this is medically true or not I'm not positive so please reader discrection is advised.
Yes I agree with you in the case of a hard work. By working little by little every day, you can improve your performance in your favorite sport for example.
But it is not the same for microwave radiations from cell phones and wifi because these radiactions interact with your brain which is the best conductor in your body. Experiences with rats at the Catholic University of Louvain show us that low level microwave radiations create brain tumors in the rats brains. The rats finally died from these tumors.
These experiments with the rats have been published under the control of the best specialists of Belgium in the field of Microwave radiation (Pr. André Vander Vorst).
So by using your cell phone everyday near your brain, you just increase your risk to have a brain tumor one day.
Scientists at the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences have developed a technique to deliver cancer medication to the brain by inhalation.The medicine is carried by nano-particles which penetrate the olfactory nerve when inhaled and reach the brain through nerve tissue. IF
KarmaKrooK: My personnal belief is that our bodies are capable of adapting to pretty much anything you throw at it, it is the quantity at which we humans are exposed to such substances in this case cell phone radiation that poses danger. The more you expose yourself to something in doses, doses not lethal to your body, the more likely your body will adapt and thrive with the substance. Whether this is medically true or not I'm not positive so please reader discrection is advised.
Dartagnan: Yes I agree with you in the case of a hard work. By working little by little every day, you can improve your performance in your favorite sport for example.
Dartagnan: You can have a brain cancer at any moment of your life. The more you use your cell phone the more you have a chance to have a brain cancer. It may happen one day in your life. So don't be surprised if it happens.
Low level of Microwave radiations used in cell phone technology give brains cancers to rats.
Dartagnan: What does the cell phone industry want to hide from you ?
First cell phones should be forbidden for all children and young people which age is under 18 years old as their brain is still growing.
Second, all adults should know that a long use&intensive use of a cell phone can give you a brain cancer.
Third, the new generation of cell phones emits more microwave radiation than the old generation because nowadays you can send not only your voice through your cell phone but also a video, an image...so your cell phone needs more microwave radiation for these uses.
Fourth, the role of any Goodwill ambassador is to tell to people the truth. It is better to tell the truth to people rather than hiding the truth to calm them down. Because one day the truth will be known by each of them but many of them might have a brain cancers. You can also be the first one who will have a brain cancer.
God sees you and judges you everyday. Forewarned is forearmed.
So let's not ignore the truth and let's take our responsabilities according people's health.
A lot of money can't replace your health because when you are died you don't need money anymore.
As for smart meters and other wireless devices, the U.S. has not pre-market safety tested any of them and has not conducted any studies on Wi-Fi, cell towers, or the "smart" grid, while 80 percent of international studies show negative health effects to those who live up to a quarter-mile from cell towers.
Before cell towers were rolled out, the scientific literature showed sleep, cardiovascular, neurological and metabolic problems for people who lived near other microwave-emitting towers like tv, broadcast and air traffic control towers, radar installations and even radiofrequency-emitting radio towers. In part because the cell network relies on what are effectively two-way radio handheld devices to communicate with the towers, more microwave transmitters at closer intervals are required to run wireless networks than these older radiation-emitting transmission systems needed. Even more towers are required now that the government has permitted telecom companies to enable people to transmit not only phone calls wirelessly, but endless amounts of data and video, which should be transmitted by wire or cable instead.
Back in 1993, the California Public Utilities Commission had recommended siting towers away from schools and hospitals (by extension, that guidance should have included residences, since children and vulnerable populations also reside there). Independent scientists suggested that towers should be set at least a quarter-mile away– the approximate distance for the power density to level off; by 2009, the EU stipulated that towers should be kept away from schools, hospitals and old-age homes.
The first question people should have asked themselves when Wi-Fi was rolled out is how does this radiation compare to a tower? A layperson with a rudimentary grasp of physics but an inquisitive mind would have understood that proximity to the transmitter is the larger factor in radiation exposure than total power output. Per the math (verifiable by measurement), ubiquitously Wi-Fi-ed institutions expose many of their inhabitants to more radiation than they would get picnicking close to a cell tower. Even with the relatively lower-powered Wi-Fi in homes, people's cumulative exposure from regular use of Wi-Fi exceeds the exposure most of them are getting from most cell towers.
So why would anyone have permitted the ubiquitous rollout of a technology (Wi-Fi) that would expose many people to more radiation than they would get from even a cell tower that was poorly sited (not at a distance per early precautionary warnings)? While it is understandable that the public believes that anything that is legally sold has been properly vetted for safety, blame should squarely be laid at the feet of the managers of institutions–schools and private and public sector offices– for deferring to their IT departments and not inquiring into the sense of exposing building occupants to microwave radiation all day.
In any event, many didn't notice the transmitters going on their rooftops and on the walls and ceilings of their offices, schools and public buildings or grasp the implications of bringing transmitters in closer to human environments. While cell phones obviously present the most intense exposures, people are not exposed to them continually; indeed a 2009 Swiss study showed that on average, people moving in and out of urban areas got more cumulative exposure from transmitters than from their cell phones. Nevertheless, cell phone use, as previously discussed, is linked with a host of problems from cancers, to concentration problems and headaches. It isn't hard to connect the dots and realize that extra cumulative radiation — indeed extra radiation that exceeds what people are getting from their daily use of a cell phone — presents a public health problem.
The number of brain tumors has strongly increased at the beginning of the 21st century.
With cell phone radiation, money talks louder than reason !!!
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San Francisco's Board of Supervisors wanted that fact sheet describing possible dangers of cell phone radiation would be available for every buyer of the cell phone. They also wanted that this information would be clearly and visibly displayed by cell phone selling establishments.
Dartagnan: It is clear that during the 21st century the number of illness linked with the brain will increase. The number of Alzheimer & Parkison case will increase among the younger generation.
For some people in our society, money is more important that the people's health, so they turn a deaf ear to microwave radiation of wireless technologies. But we have to remember them that the truth will catch them up one day. The truth always wins.
Dartagnan: It is clear that during the 21st century the number of illness linked with the brain will increase.
May 10, 2013 — Professor Colin Pritchard's latest research published in journal Public Health has found that the sharp rise of dementia and other neurological deaths in people under 74 cannot be put down to the fact that we are living longer. The rise is because a higher proportion of old people are being affected by such conditions -- and what is really alarming, it is starting earlier and affecting people under 55 years.
Of the 10 biggest Western countries the USA had the worst increase in all neurological deaths, men up 66% and women 92% between 1979-2010. The UK was 4th highest, men up 32% and women 48%. In terms of numbers of deaths, in the UK, it was 4,500 and now 6,500, in the USA it was 14,500 now more than 28,500 deaths.
Professor Pritchard of Bournemouth University says: "These statistics are about real people and families, and we need to recognise that there is an 'epidemic' that clearly is influenced by environmental and societal changes."
Tessa Gutteridge, Director YoungDementia UK says that our society needs to learn that dementia is increasingly affecting people from an earlier age: "The lives of an increasing number of families struggling with working-age dementia are made so much more challenging by services which fail to keep pace with their needs and a society which believes dementia to be an illness of old age."
Bournemouth University researchers, Professor Colin Pritchard and Dr Andrew Mayers, along with the University of Southampton's Professor David Baldwin show that there are rises in total neurological deaths, including the dementias, which are starting earlier, impacting upon patients, their families and health and social care services, exemplified by an 85% increase in UK Motor Neurone Disease deaths.
The research highlights that there is an alarming 'hidden epidemic' of rises in neurological deaths between 1979-2010 of adults (under 74) in Western countries, especially the UK.
Total neurological deaths in both men and women rose significantly in 16 of the countries covered by the research, which is in sharp contrast to the major reductions in deaths from all other causes.
Over the period the UK has the third biggest neurological increase, up 32% in men and 48% in women, whilst women's neurological deaths rose faster than men's in most countries.
Professor Pritchard said, "These rises in neurological deaths, with the earlier onset of the dementias, are devastating for families and pose a considerable public health problem. It is NOT that we have more old people but rather more old people have more brain disease than ever before, including Alzheimer's. For example there are two new British charities, The Young Parkinson's Society and Young Dementia UK, which are a grass-roots response to these rises. The need for such charities would have been inconceivable a little more than 30 years ago."
When asked what he thought caused the increases he replied, "This has to be speculative but it cannot be genetic because the period is too short. Whilst there will be some influence of more elderly people, it does not account for the earlier onset; the differences between countries nor the fact that more women have been affected, as their lives have changed more than men's over the period, all indicates multiple environmental factors. Considering the changes over the last 30 years -- the explosion in electronic devices, rises in background non-ionising radiation- PC's, micro waves, TV's, mobile phones; road and air transport up four-fold increasing background petro-chemical pollution; chemical additives to food etc. There is no one factor rather the likely interaction between all these environmental triggers, reflecting changes in other conditions. For example, whilst cancer deaths are down substantially, cancer incidence continues to rise; levels of asthma are un-precedented; the fall in male sperm counts -- the rise of auto-immune diseases -- all point to life-style and environmental influences. These `statistics' are about real people and families, and we need to recognise that there is an `epidemic' that clearly is influenced by environmental and societal changes."
Remember: The Devil likes money more than people's health.
Dartagnan: Students become cleverer than "Diabolic people" who promote Wifi or cell phone in our life.
KEEP AWAY FROM WIFI or CELL PHONE RADIATION !!!


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After winning multiple Grammy awards last year, Skrillex has done it again and took home three new trophies at the 55th annual Grammy Awards.
At a time when dance music is continues to grow everyday, dubstep is as big as ever, and Skrillex still seems to be on top of the sub-genre. Tonight, he takes home THREE Grammy awards for Best Dance Recording for his track "Bangarang" with Sirah, Best Dance/Electronica Album for Bangarang, and Best Remixed Recording (Non-Classical) for his remix of Nero's "Promises."
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The Center's mission is to enable excellence in research at UNM in science, engineering, biomedicine, humanities, and the arts through support for parallel supercomputing, large-scale informatics, and advanced visualization. We aim to do this by providing leadership to enhance interdisciplinary research and education at the University.
Beyond its importance in economic development, computation is rapidly becoming a critical tool for conducting research, scholarship and creative activity in all academic disciplines. Our goal is to provide the capabilities needed to continue the growth of advanced computing-based research at UNM, including support for traditional supercomputing, parallel cluster-based computing, large-scale research databases, and novel architectures. The Center is dedicated to fostering new, interdisciplinary collaborations based on computation and encouraging novel applications of computation in research, while continuing to grow traditional applications of computing in the science and engineering disciplines.
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On Being An Older Library School Student [Starter Kit]
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During my first few weeks of library school I noticed that my cohort was a mix of people in their early twenties fresh out of their undergraduate degrees, and older people who were coming to librarianship as a second career. I count myself among the second group; I am thirty years old and worked for several years as a teacher before enrolling in library school. (I guess some people might take issue with me describing myself as "old," since thirty is not exactly ancient. But librarianship is my second career and that changes things considerably.) After years of being always the one in charge, always the one responsible for lesson plans and grading and classroom management, I was looking forward to being a student again.
Yet during my first year I discovered that attending library school as an older student comes with its own unique benefits and challenges. Your knowledge and skills will shape your view of the librarianship profession, but you may relate to the world quite differently than do your younger classmates. When I compare myself as a library school student to the sort of student I was during my first graduate degree, I see how my perspective and priorities have changed. I thought I would share some of my reflections with you!
First off, the benefits…
You Know Yourself As A Professional
Regardless of what field you worked in before, the greatest benefit of coming to library school with previous professional experience is that you already know how you operate in a professional context. You will likely already be aware of your strengths and weaknesses as an employee, how you respond in certain situations, the way you interact with colleagues, and under which conditions you are most productive. For example, years of teaching have put me in enough sticky situations to know that I can handle any curveball my workplace throws at me. When I take my first librarian position I may make mistakes at first, but I already have confidence in my own adaptability. I trust myself to improve with time and I know I will do a good job.
You've Got the Skills
More specifically, you will bring the skills you gained in your former career to librarianship. Although library instruction and readers' advisory can be a bit daunting for many library students, they don't faze me because teaching is so tied to both of those things. As another example, I know library students who have worked as computer engineers and can code databases brilliantly, or multilingual people who can link metadata in different languages. No matter what you've done, you will have a lot to bring to librarianship and your contribution will be unique!
You're Ahead of the Game…in Some Ways
Depending on what you did before, you may encounter topics in librarianship in which you are already experienced. You might have already managed large groups of people, which would give you more to talk about in your management course. Or you might be proficient in html5 or Ruby or other useful programs that enable you to put a little extra sparkle in your assignments. Plus, you probably know how to sell yourself. It's likely that you already have a clear idea of how you want to contribute to the profession, which enables you to be more articulate about your goals at job fairs or when speaking to your advisor.
Another important benefit: chances are you will have less difficulty finding student work. My previous teaching experience helped me to land a part time library job during the school year as well as a full time summer position in an independent library. I have learned a great deal from them. Your professional background will give you an edge when applying for such positions.
Despite all these benefits, being a more mature student has its challenges as well.
The Financial Hit
Paying tuition fees is never easy no matter how old you are, but I do find that it's harder to be a student when you're older. In developed countries, the late teens to mid-twenties are earmarked for university. But by thirty, time spent in school is time spent out of the workforce. Though I can't say I enjoyed the relative student poverty of my undergraduate years, it was less difficult when all of my friends and I could sit in someone's basement apartment eating mac and cheese out of a blue box. But now, the majority of my friends are working professionals and homeowners. It gets disheartening to pound the pavement for an apartment that's in your budget, to turn down dinner invitations with friends because you can't afford to go, or to watch the money you manage to scrape together going toward tuition instead of your retirement fund. Or for that matter, food. I just keep reminding myself that I won't give up until I'm a working professional too.
You're Ahead of the Game…But You Have to Start From Scratch
It is likely that you were somewhat established in your former field before starting library school. But now that you're changing careers, you've lost that established position and are back at Square One. You may have to do core courses in library school on topics that are basically just review. You may become frustrated when you've given assignments that seem like useless busywork. You may have to take positions for which you are overqualified as you struggle to get a foothold in your new field. Starting over is tough.
Different Priorities
The first time I did a graduate degree, I was twenty three and had precisely one pressing demand on my time: graduate school. While that did gobble most of my time, it did not have to compete with the demands of a job, a partner, or children. But many older students are trying to do their degrees while working, holding relationships together, and looking after kids. Such a situation forces you to abandon perfectionism. By this I do not mean to imply in any way that you do not take your work seriously or that you do not strive to do well. But you have to be able to say, "This is good enough," turn it in, and get on with life. While this is a challenge, personally I believe that balance makes us more efficient, productive, and happy librarians-to-be in the long run.
I hope you will weigh in with your thoughts as well, regardless of your age!
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Yes, same here – I am 43 and just graduated with my MLIS. It took me a couple of semesters to dial in on the idea that my past work history is really a benefit; now I'm actively promoting my previous experience in project management as an asset, rather than "oh that's just something I used to do." I also had to come to terms with "good enough" on grades despite being a perfectionist by temperament simply because, hello, only so many hours in a day!
Thanks for this insightful essay.
I'm very glad to see this topic explored, and so well! As a sometimes adjunct instructor in various library schools, I have a different prospective to offer, but one that ties in nicely to the insights noted already.
For the most part, I have taught cataloging or metadata courses, to mixed groups of folks at the usual age for graduate school, and returning students who've been working in various fields. With some exceptions, I see distinct differences in the way each group approaches challenges (I tend to be a somewhat challenging teacher, and often ask students to do some tasks without prior instruction). Older students are generally very game to try anything–"just try it out and make notes about where you run aground" is something they're willing to try, even if they haven't been exposed before. The younger students too often resist this approach. They like the lecture-task-teacher feedback loop that they're most familiar with and they seem insecure about their ability to do anything different. Because this group tends to be far more focused on grades than the older group (for obvious reasons, I think–they don't know yet how little knowledge and mastery relates to grades), their resistance sometimes goes as far as formal complaints to the school!
The evaluations after the course finishes tend to be along the same lines–the older students are happy with the course and what they learned, the younger ones resentful and disparaging.
This really flies in the face of most people's assumptions of the differences in younger and older students–they expect the younger ones to be more flexible, more willing to try new things, but my experience has been quite different. Anybody else experienced this, as a student or teacher?
I know exactly what you're talking about! One of the things I find really challenging about library school is this idea that we have to be explicitly taught everything before we can do it. I've spent most of my career "learning by doing" so I actually find this attitude kind of patronizing, as if I don't have the intelligence to figure things out for myself.
I also find my younger classmates to be more grade-oriented and less willing to take risks. Studies have also shown that people retain more when they learn in the way that you have mentioned. My grades, although they are fine, have absolutely no bearing on how well I feel myself able to perform in a given area. Most of the assignments do not assess at all what they ostensibly assess. For example, my ability to memorize dates of obscure reference sources is in no way an indication of how well I'll handle a reference interview.
"…most people's assumptions of the differences in younger and older students–they expect the younger ones to be more flexible, more willing to try new things, but my experience has been quite different."
Thanks so much for saying this, Diane! I'm a current LIS student in the same boat as Laura (30-year-old career changer), and I'd be interested to see how this "assumption" fits outside of the classroom (i.e. the workplace). It is an anxiety that I have as an older student: that despite making the skill connections between my old career and new (I have 4+ years of cultivating reference interview skills despite not working in a library) and emphasizing flexibility, adaptability, and eagerness to learn new skills and tools, potential employers may make assumptions (albeit unknowingly) when faced with both myself and a younger applicant. This anxiety gnaws at my confidence in interviews (despite the fact that I know I'm a rock star in the classroom!)
And thanks, Laura, for the post. I really needed to read this!
For myself, I am in a somewhat more rare position of being an older student but never really having left the university, as I completed a Ph. D. in philosophy and then decided to enter library school a year after. I definitely have a different approach to my education and the level of academic and intellectual challenge I would like of it, and I have often felt like my library school program has fallen short of this ideal. Other students who have gone through grad programs (in various fields) before coming to my LIS program all tend to think the same way. However, it's funny how often my complaints dovetail with those of the younger students for exactly the same reason, as I've noticed that, at least in the case of my program, there is an inordinate amount of academic overachievers.
[...] On Being An Older Library School Student [Starter Kit]. [...]
I could really relate to this article as well – I'm turning 30 this year and just started my MLIS. I've gained a wide variety of experience in teaching, management and tech since I left school and I think will all be a help in class and afterwards. Though I really hope that living the student life again won't involve mac & cheese nightly!
[...] arose as I compared myself to the new people I met. Since reading Laura Sanders' wonderful post, On Being An Older Library School Student, I've been realizing how great it is that everyone brings different knowledge and skills to their [...]
[...] I was browsing through Hack Library School, I found an article that explains this different perspective quite well. One of the points Sanders brought up that [...]
An interesting discussion is worth comment. I think that it's best to write more on this matter, it may not be a taboo subject but usually individuals are not sufficient to speak on such topics. To the next. Cheers
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It's a good trem system, but I've found that if it has less than all five of the springs, it goes out of tune on big divebombs. Note- if you're putting this in a Squier strat, the holes won't line up even.
I am a returning customer. This is a very nice Tremolo. I ordered it in black. It does not fit inside a Squire so if your looking to put this in one don't! Disappointed with myself for not readying all the specs for depth on this I just went and built a new guitar for this tremolo. Works great! I am very satisfied as always!
Excellent piece! Very high quality, finsh was perfect. Dropped right in to my Strat project. Would highly recomend this item, and would buy one again if I needed to.
nice trem bridge, good looking! but it shall come with a template or at least something to help us with the hole shape and size.
good bridge but bought better for less (no name)
The craftmanship is top notch and I love the fact that it a wide string spread.
Despite of one of the screw gripped in one saddle, the installation and setup was fine on an old strat
Black bridges are hard to find but this did the trick. Fitted it to a Squier Affinity. The body is a little on the thin side for this bridge, which I knew before I ordered it, but a bit of filing of the back cover soon fixed that. Watched Hendrix at Monterey the other night and he didn't have a rear cover on his Strat!
I replaced the Tremolo on my MIM Strat with one of these units, and used Graph-tech Saddles...wonderful sustain!
The only reason I did not give it 5 stars was because the holes did not line up, but it was an easy fix...
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MacIver News Service | August 3, 2010
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.
Recommended Reading (08/01/10)
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).
"The radical advocates for illegal immigrants and open-borders zealots didn't score a wholesale legal victory. Most of the lawyers and experts I have spoken with consider the preliminary injunction to be ripe for appeal."
Behind the leaked documents
"The man behind the torrent of leaked documents wants to end the war in
A Democrat walks into a psychiatrist's office…
"Come in. Make yourself comfortable. What's that? You are a congressional Democrat? Relax. Here, wipe your tears. The wizards at the Democratic National Committee have the answer."
Liberals? Progressives? Just call them control freaks
"As they attempt to move the country on a trajectory toward greater government control of our lives, liberals are also pushing the country away from two great constants consistently advocated by the Founding Fathers: the principles of limited government chartered in the Constitution and the natural moral law enshrined in the Declaration of Independence."
Our bloated government can't fight obesity
"Enthusiasm for Mrs. Obama's obesity agenda is causing some folks to apply the typical, knee-jerk government solutions to a problem that government cannot solve. Ironic, too, since our government is even more bloated than our citizenry."
Seven deceptive mainstream media techniques
"Objective journalism is for all intents and purposes now dead in the
Two out of three at the DMV
"If the government can't get your driver's license right, how will it ever handle your health care?"
My Most Popular Blogs (08/01/10)
As I post every Sunday, here are the five most read blog entries of mine from the previous week. NOTE: some entries may have been posted prior to the past week.
1) Don't tell me to coexist
2) Photos of the Week (07/25/10)
3) A tale of two responses to last week's storms
4) Why Fire Teachers?
Photos of the Week (08/01/10)
In this April 22, 2010 file photo, a Customs and Border Patrol agent patrols along the international border in Nogales, Ariz. As the days tick down until the Arizona immigration law takes effect, the state stands as a monument to the anger over illegal immigration that is present in so many places. The anger has been simmering for years, and erupted into a full-blown fury with the murder of a prominent rancher on the border earlier this year. The killing became a powerful rallying cry for immigration reform, but it does not tell the whole story about how Arizona got to this point. (AP Photo/Matt York, File)
A group of illegal immigrants listen to a Border Patrol agent while being deported to Mexico at the Nogales Port of Entry in Nogales, Ariz., Wednesday, July 28, 2010. A federal judge on Wednesday blocked the most controversial parts of Arizona's immigration law from taking effect, delivering a last-minute victory to opponents of the crackdown. The overall law took effect Thursday, but without the provisions that angered opponents, including sections that required officers to check a person's immigration status while enforcing other laws. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
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I just love Polish food.
Oh yes.
And why not.
It's sooooooooo good.
You've got your pierogis....
MJS readers get it, MJS doesn't on sewer problems
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Editorial Board never ceases to demonstrate out completely out of touch they are with reality.
Keep in mind that the MMSD continuously, when we get a couple of inches of rain, dumps millions and millions of crapola into our greatest natural resource,
The Journal Sentinel editorial writers went into hysteria: Lake Michigan. No one seems to care, including hypocritical enviros and the Journal Sentinel editorial writers who put up a gem last week, blasting a Michigan company for allowing oil to spill into the . Kalamazoo River
"A million-gallon oil spill has fouled the
Kalamazoo River and may threaten Lake Michigan. The oil must not be allowed into the lake.
In a heartbreakingly familiar scene, workers are slogging into swollen waters to rescue wildlife and skim oil after a massive spill.
Only this time it's happening in
The oil - about 1 million gallons of it - leaked from a pipeline owned by Enbridge Energy Partners before the breach was discovered and the pipeline shut down on Monday, federal officials say."
The Journal Sentinel do-gooders then ripped the company's past violations and argued it must be held accountable.
"But if we've learned anything from the disaster in the
"Three words which sent a liberal scurrying for the exit" or, how some liberals have no sense of humor
One of my favorite interviews when I worked at WUWM, Milwaukee Public Radio was when Rick Smolan visited our studios.
Yes, it's true, bleeding heart liberals. I worked at public radio......FOR OVER 11 YEARS!
Back to the business at hand.
The name Rick Smolan may not ring a bell, but you've probably seen his work. Smolan is one of the key creators of the Day in the Life series of books, described this way on 247mediagroup.com:
"The most renowned photography book series in history. Created by Rick Smolan and David Elliot Cohen. Every Day in the Life book is shot by approximately 100 top photojournalists during a single 24-hour period."
The end result is a gorgeous coffee table size book filled with incredible pictures. When Smolan and I met, we discussed his adventurous project, "A Day in the Life of America."
Looking back, Smolan reminds me in many ways of Ken Burns, whom I also met and interviewed, that has captured so much of what is great about our history and culture.
Meeting Smolan. That was about 25 years ago, and I still remember.
That's why I more than chuckled when I stumbled upon a blog by Chris Wysocki of
Case in point……a blog I read while filling in on WISN last Friday.
Imagine a bent out of shape liberal at a party, getting all huffy and puffy and storming out of the room.
Enjoy, and thank you, Chris Wysocki.
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NUMBER 85. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. OCTOBER, 1897. ATLANTA UNIVERSITY, ATLANTA, GA., Is a Christian Institution, unsec-tarian in its management and influence, wholly controlled by an independent Board of Trustees, and receiving no aid from city, state or national government, or benevolent society. Has 290 students in College, Normal, College Preparatory and Sub-Normal departments, under 23 officers and teachers. Trains teachers and leaders of their race from among the sons and daughters of the Freedmen of the South. Has sent out 317 graduates from College and Normal courses, nearly all of whom, together with hundreds of past undergraduates, are engaged in teaching and other useful work in Georgia and surrounding States. Owns four large brick buildings, on sixty-five acres of land, one mile from the centre of Atlanta, Ga., library of 9,400 volumes, apparatus aud other equipment—all valued at not less than a quarter of a million dollars. Having no endowment (except about $33,000, mostly for special objects), the Institution requires at least $20,000 a year in donations from its friends, to continue the work now in hand, and a fund of about $500,000 to put that work on a permanent basis. Annual scholarships of $40 each are asked for to provide for the tuition of one student for one year, over and above the nominal tuition fees paid by the student. Subscriptions of $100 and up-wards, or any smaller sums, are solicited for general current expenses. Remittances of donations, or inquiries for further information, may be addressed to Pres. Horace Bumstead, D. D., Atlanta, Ga. The school opens this year with a large attendance. There is an increase over what it was last year at this time, indeed the number has already almost reached last year's total, which was 300. The present enrolment is, approximately : college, 30 ; normal, 135; preparatory, 65; subnormal, 45; total, 275. — ----------------------------------- Pres. Bumstead was with us the first ten days of the school year. He then returned to his work in the North, leaving us wishing that we might be rich enough to get along without the necessity of his almost constant absence. --------------------------------------------- Prof. Webster spent six weeks of his vacation in the University of Chicago, pursuing special studies in the line of higher mathematics and Chemistry. The rest of the time he passed, with his family, in the more restful occupation of visiting old friends and acquaintances in New England. We congratulate our sister school in Atlanta, Clark University, on the selection of a permanent president, the Rev. Charles M. Melden, Ph. D. Dr. Melden comes here from a pastorate in Maiden, Mass., is admirably equipped for his work, and is entering upon it with every promise of excellent success. ------------------------------------------------- The quartet had a pleasant trip, and a fairly profitable one, during the summer. It was composed of G. A. Towns ('94), R. W. Gadsden ('97), E. L. Simon ('00), and A. Seng-stacke ('02). The proceedings of the conference held here last May have been published during the summer by the Atlanta University Press, in a neat pamphlet of 86 pages, entitled "Social and Physical Condition of Negroes in Cities." This pamphlet has been favorably reviewed by many papers. It can be obtained by subscribers to the Bulletin, upon application. Among the many notices of our sociological conference last May, one of the moat .appreciative and suggestive was found in an article by Rev. Amory H. Bradford, D. D., "Among Colored Educational Institutions," published in the Outlook of June 19. ----------------------------------------------------- The presence of Prof, and Mrs. Chase seems natural. Both are well, having evidently profited by their year of comparative rest. ----------------------------------------------------- In accordance with a recent vote of the faculty, honors will hereafter be given, at the end of their Sophomore and Senior years, to those college students who have maintained a certain average rank. The designating phrases to be used are : With Highest Honor ; With High Honor ; With Honor. The first award, to the class of 1899, is as follows: With High Honor; Carrie Elizabeth Brydie, Tena Beatrice Johnson, George Francis Porter. With Honor; Joseph Taylor Porter, William Andrew Rogers. ------------------------------------------ In the August Atlantic is an article by Prof. DuBois, "Strivings of the Negro People." Prof. DuBois' pen has. already won much public attention.
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State police are investigating after a dead female was found in a remote area of Berks County Saturday morning.
Several local fire companies and the state's forest fire service were called in to battle a series of brush fires that broke out along the route of an Easter train excursion in the Phillipsburg area.
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An Easter bunny train excursion apparently sparked several brush fires in the Phillipsburg area.
Bethlehem Township police have charged a man accused of fleeing the scene of an accident after he allegedly cut off a tractor trailer that ended up overturning and crashing into a home, narrowly missing a woman and her baby.
It was a very strange sight at a Montgomery County cemetery Saturday morning: People seen paying respects to their loved ones with an overturned car in the background.
West Amwell Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey is in shock after someone vandalizes a well-known shopping center with swastikas.
A show of antisemitism is making waves in Ukraine.
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Easton police are investigating a rash of thefts from cars in the city's south side.
Winners of the SkillsUSA culinary competition joined the Sunrise crew to show off their winning recipe Asian Beef Starter.
Jill Youngken, curator of the Lehigh County Historical Society's Lehigh Valley Heritage Museum, remembers being in the 5th grade in the 1960s when the Vietnam War first began to make an impression on her.
A report of a sexual assault on the campus of Lehigh University in Bethlehem is being investigated by the campus police department.
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Very cool.
Could not see the vid on my Droid Bionic even though I have viewed Vimeo on it in the past.
Had to view on a PC.
I did not know about flipping the tremolo bar backwards, I thought the up/down routing was just for pulling up on the bar
Learn something new everyday.
James, why is the video now saying it is private only, and you need a password to view it?
Oh well, I got to see it before it went private.
I can't view the video but I'd like to give you a high five for switching to Vimeo! haha
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Thanks James.
I hope you do not have to axe it and reload it again, as it said I was the first to leave a comment and upload the "Like" to Facebook and Google+.
Sorry, I'm missing what you mean?
When i first saw it, it said be the first to sign in and leave a comment that would be displayed on the Vimeo site for it.
It knew no one had left a comment yet, so I signed in having my own Vimeo account and password, and left Mark a comment there.
I believe whoever uploaded the video had set it to public, then someone else may have changed it to private viewing only by accident or something like that.
Should be easy to fix by whoever owns the account and logging back in and making the viewing set to public view.
it's Fret 12's video...they didn't realize we've already posted it. They're correcting it. I'll repost when it's back
they posted it on facebook
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