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Tom grew up in Milwaukee, bartended in Wauwatosa in the '70s and moved here in 1984.
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Now that the flood has crested the city has decided to give away free sand - ostensibly so we can build a bunker or dike around our homes and businesses.
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Wringing Some Blood Out of The Blogger
Back in the good-old-days medical treatments were simple and straight-forward. Opiates and alcohol were the pharmaceuticals of choice - sometimes concocted in interesting combinations. The practice of bloodletting - a procedure to relieve the body of the ill humors - was immensely popular.
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I like fishing.
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On The Road Again - Doing The Blue Crab Shuffle
If you clean a mess of fish there is a really good way to recycle all of the heads, guts and stuff that's left after you have retrieved your valuable and tasty fillets.
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Yesterday Girlfriend and I went for a walk in the woods.
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On Tuesday of this week I took the opportunity to sneak out of the day job so that I could attend the Wauwatosa Public Library Foundation's Leadership Luncheon.
Six high school students from the community were recognized for their outstanding leadership achievements - and I was reminded of what a slacker I was in high school.
The Garden Chronicles
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Kyle and her husband moved to Brookfield in 1986. She became active in local politics and started blogging in 2004. Her focus is primarily on local issues but often includes state and national topics, too. Kyle looks at things from the taxpayers' perspective in a creative, yet down to earth way, addressing them from a practical point of view.
New Year, clean slate
One week down, 51 more to go in 2008. Already I am thinking, where did the first week go? (I started the new year out a little under the weather, so that may account for feeling I missed out on something.)
The end of the past year and start of the new naturally lends itself to being a time of reassessment. Being one of those Christmas letter people helps me sum up our highs and lows of the year.
Mayor Speaker, wasn't that our money?
Did you read that Mayor Speaker wrote a check to fulfill his 2006 campaign promise regarding the return of his pay raise to the city? "'I kept my word,' he said." Unfortunately, he gave it to the wrong city!
The Journal/Sentinel reported that "Mayor Jeff Speaker returned his 2007 salary increase - and a little more - to city coffers Monday, making good on a re-election campaign promise."
How about merit pay for aldermen?
Recently, Brookfield's human resource committee voted 3-1 in favor of a 1% pay raise for aldermen. Gary Mahkorn, Bob Reddin, and Jim Garvens voted in favor; Mike Franz voted against.
Please Elmbrook, fewer open enrollement students, not more
When I read the Community Watch posting, Board considers change in Open Enrollment* headline, I thought, at last they are starting to "get it". (*Sorry, this is not a perm. link)
I thought the posting was going to state that the board would be reducing the number of non-resident students. I was half right, but the posting was not exactly what I expected.
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Visualizing where the water might go,& where the extra cars might
try to park??? The service road is full now, when people are at the
Bar--Champs, parked on the outer drive, both sides. Can barely get thru.
Now,Moorland Road is OverRun with traffic 3:30 thru 6:00. U-Turns constant on
Hackberry Lane. Cars running Red lights constantly.
Also, if Thomson does EVER get his way to build Condos would be an extra 1000
cars or some kind of vehicle a day.
Maybe they could use his Land as a place to channel all the water.Drain it all there.
The service road is under water half the time.
Also, isn't it approved for that 94' tall building etc. corner of Greenfield/Moorland in
New Berlin? Most, if not all of that traffic will be coming off this Freeway Ramp
also!! We have people same as in D.C. over here in Brookfield. Where are all the
people with BRAINS.? M. G.
Fountain Brook Crossing: BIG building, BIG zoning change, BIG precedent, BIG mistake
Just to give you the heads up, there is a potentially HUGE zoning change and building project coming to Brookfield next week. There will be a Public Hearing on Fountain Brook Crossing at City Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 15 at 7:45pm (before the council meeting).
Fountain Brook Crossing: 2 Unbelievably BIG buildings
I hope you took the time to look at the architect's renderings of Fountain Brook Crossing. But keep in mind, it is nearly impossible to imagine just how BIG this set of proposed buildings is simply by looking at those drawings. They are presented using the roadway to give some sense of open space and perspective.
Even though I am a visual person, I too am having trouble envisioning what this will look like. The easiest way for me to convey the size and scope of this project to you is to compare it to what we already have.
Just for fun: Amazing ballet like you have never seen
A friend sent me this link to some truly amazing dancing. I have never seen anything like it in all my days at Milwaukee Ballet.
Be sure your sound is on on your computer. The intro is in French, but that does not matter. If you click on the last box in the bottom right hand corner of the "youtube" screen, then it will show full screen.
Remembering the Big Chills
I just got back from church and lunch out, and now I am glad to be back home. My, it's cold out there! But when I think of past cold snaps I've experienced, today's weather pales in comparison.
Even though the heat is running often, I still feel cold in the house. This chill, however, is nothing compared to our first years of marriage. Prior to moving here, my husband and I owned a very tiny Polish Flat in the Riverwest area. It had no central heat! A space heater in the living room supplied all the heat we had. We were young and adventuresome (and poorer) then and decided not to heat the upstairs. (Remember, this was just after the Carter years--we were used to cutting back.) That meant we kept the stairway door to the bedroom closed. During a particularly cold -26F day in January 1982 our attic bedroom temperature dipped below the freezing point to 28 degrees! An electric blanket on a timer kept us from freezing once in bed. I think after that we lived it up and kept the door open at night.
Let them eat (and drink) gasoline and evolution religion
http://nzclimatescience.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogsection&id=10&Itemid=38 Mark Morano Climate Science Coalition
http://www.jsonline.com/story/index.aspx?id=697153 Jsonline Madison researcher skeptical of concerns.
Reap what you sow
coach arrested in child porn sting.
We over sex our kids allow girls to dress like harlots, don't put any limits on the airwaves and then scratch our heads when someone gets caught.
I cannot edit but they can?
As a Brookfieldnow blogger, I am told I cannot edit anyone's comments. I must either present them as they are sent to me or choose not to post them if I feel they aren't appropriate. But last Thursday, my blog on Open Enrollment, Please Elmbrook, fewer open enrollment students, not more was edited and put into the Brookfieldnow printed paper.
Now, I can certainly understand that print space is limited while web space is not. I also know I am never a woman of few words. But by editing that posting, the paper eliminated my acknowledgment of the board's efforts to lower the number of open enrollment students by almost 50%. Of course if you only read the print version you would not know that; the editing changed the intent of my posting.
Free speech doesn't mean anything goes
Dear President Bodenheimer:
I am appalled that neither ESPN nor ABC has taken any action against Dana Jacobson for her hateful, slurring remarks about Jesus.
Your refusal to take any action is an indication of your contempt toward Christians.
Elmbrook's new referendum mentioned on talk radio
You ask for the outrageous so that you can come back for the ghastly.
I did not say that, but I do agree. I happened to catch that statement on the radio this morning while tuning in for the weather report. Jay Webber briefly mentioned Elmbrook's new $62.2 million high school referendum. ($62.2 million is still much too high for me; there is still too much fat in this plan.)
Jim Sullivan, why another extra 1% tax goes to let 17 year old criminals off the hook
15 calls to a state rep is a lot
Ben Stein "Ben realizes that he has been "Expelled," and that educators and scientists are being ridiculed, denied tenure and even fired – for the "crime" of merely believing that there might be evidence of "design" in nature, and that perhaps life is not just the result of accidental, random chance."
It's not easy going GREEN
You just cannot depend on common sense any more. Last year, I remember hearing that California was thinking of banning the incandescent light bulb and mandating more energy efficient fluorescent lamps. I was not too concerned; I just chalked that up to another nutty Californian idea.
But just before the end of 2007, President Bush signed onto the United States Congress' energy bill phasing out most incandescent light bulbs! (Sensenbrenner, by the way voted against this ridiculous piece of legislation, but 314 of his fellow representatives lacked the backbone to oppose it--too afraid of committing heresy against the new religion of global warming.)
Mandate not a bright idea
Better bulbs are a bright idea — mandate is not
Our view: Power-saving new varieties of light bulb have wide-ranging benefits — not least of which is cutting utility bills — but not every good idea needs a mandate from Congress to back it up.
It's back! Ethanol bill heads to senate Thursday--speak up
UPDATE: The Ethanol bill is on the Senate floor right now. Reportedly, Senator Jim Sullivan is on the fence regarding this bill. Please let him know what you think. If passed, the bill goes to the Assembly. There Assembly Speaker, Mike Huebsch is said to also be on the fence.
Keep the heat on Ethanol bill: Senate short 2 votes! Update: Sen. Olsen abstains
UPDATE: Senate Bill 380 sponsor Senator Olsen removed his name from the bill and will abstain from voting for it due to a perceived conflict of interest. Vicki McKenna of WISN radio was kind enough to send me that tidbit. Senator Olsen, by the way, is a republican, which just goes to show we need to watch them all. She also sent this lint to an Ethanol piece Mark Belling wrote 2 years ago when this was heading to the senate. Very interesting.
Senate Bill 380, the Renewable Fuel bill a.k.a. Ethanol Mandate bill hit the Senate floor today. However, according to Mark Belling's radio program* this afternoon, the Senate Democrats chose not to call the vote today. They knew they were short 2 votes (they need 17 votes for passage). So rather than have the bill fail, they simply returned it to the Democrat controlled Administrative Committee. I would guess it will wait there until the pro-ethanol crowd feels they have enough votes for passage.


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Jeremy Bold is currently a full-time graduate student pursuing degrees in European Studies at New York University and Library and Information Science at Long Island University and residing in Brooklyn, NY. After graduating in May, he expects to be at least a part time-employed librarian and a full time-obsessed writer living somewhere in the United States. He is an avid (albeit unpaid) reader, writer, photographer and, if it really means anything, philosopher as well. You can find him writing at The Socratic Librarian (an experiment in applying philosophical examination to the life of librarians, librarianship and a bit of the information professions more generally) and The Blank Rectangle (A blog about the most forgotten/ignored state in the US — North Dakota — where Jeremy is originally from).
Each time we have a meeting for my Emerging Web Technologies class, some kind of argument breaks out. And this fact is awesome. Oh sure, the arguments generally revolve around pretty nerdy subjects. Is the book really dead? What amazing/terrible thing has Google today? Should integrated library systems be open-source? What the hell are we talking about with Library 2.0? All this discussion makes for a vibrant class environment, using anxiety-inducing moments of technological development to provoke thought about not just what library's are doing now, but the things they should be doing to prepare for the future. It makes me glad to be in library school.
But I'm about to graduate – so why is this the first class where I've felt excited to go to each class? Why is the only course where I've felt the whole community of students to be really engaged in the discussion and challenged to understand and argue over the class topics? Most of the librarians I talk with have expressed a lot of satisfaction with their work, but in almost all cases they expressed a common discontent – one might even call it, hate – of library school. There is the sense that cataloguing class can only prepare you for the basic idea of classification, but using the most general of standards – something that you essentially have to relearn when you get your first job. Library school has mostly felt like some kind of pre-professional school – a long drawn-out training program and mostly just a hurdle to real work in my first job.
So what the hell is library school supposed to be for? In my mind, if we're going to define this as a school for library and information science, then we're going to need to start engaging the critical impulse – to not only host real disputes in the classroom, but encourage them. I believe this is crucial in general and I have started my own blog – The Socratic Librarian – to begin developing that philosophical and critical thought approach to librarianship for my own professional life. Already, there exists a rich history of libraries and librarianship in which to apply this perspective; yet I also feel that there is something crucial about the current moment which demands that library science programs also begin to inculcate this approach in all future librarians.
Libraries are facing real existential threats from outside and in as they struggle to orient themselves in a rapidly changing environment. To return to the issue of Emerging Web Technologies, the speed with which the media and modes of communication of information are changing has only increased in recent years. Our relation to information in the digital world has manifested demands of wider access to a complex information environment and simplified interfaces to help us receive and process all of that information. Furthermore, public and academic libraries (at least) are facing impending budgetary crises, in which Phillip Pullman's "greedy ghost" of market fundamentalism threatens to undermine our understanding of the value of libraries.
But even in the midst of a recession, when people are turning to libraries for "free access to books, magazines, CDs and DVDs, " we can't appeal to a consumerist ethic to shore up confidence in libraries. Nor can we expect to rely on a statement like "the Decay of libraries is like Alzheimer's in the nation's brain…….." (Ted Hughes) which is laden too heavy with sentiment to really provide guidance. So how are we actually going to cope with these changes, some of which may be broadly and fundamentally shifting the ways in which we think about information and knowledge, and, in turn, the values and conceptions people have of libraries?
Now I'm not blaming anyone in particular here. All I'm trying to do is point to the fact that we can no longer accept libraries as given institutions and therefore we need to encourage the examination of the nature of the library as an institution, the activities it has historically undertaken and the most effective and important ways for it to stay relevant in the future. We won't be able to do that by preparing students with classes that spend most of their time focusing on technical training. We need to encourage discussion and debate over the values of this institution in a way that both librarians and users can understand.
And I'm not arguing that we should retool library science as a theoretical discipline – the librarian is a practical breed of scholar, one that is interested in not just reading research but in applying it in a form of knowledge by praxis. (And trust me, I recognize the need to possess industry-relevant skills before you face to the job market only too well at the moment.) But library school should not just be about teaching future librarians how to patch holes in the catalog or catch up with the present state information technology, but encouraging them to become librarians who live "the examined life," who will be prepared to define and debate our projections of the future of librarianship as a profession.
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I'm of a rare breed that actually enjoys library school–though admittedly, I just kind of love school in general. However, I agree that the bridge between developing practical employable skills and developing a philosophy and values is one that's difficult to create.
How does your Emerging Web Technologies contribute to that bridge? Is there something about the structure, or content of that class that could be a model for other LIS classes?
And as a side note, the fact that we can't take libraries as a given institution totally ruined my day ;-)
Very interesting points, but I have to say that I'm very happy with my program. While there were a few classes that were duds and some that were purely technical, I have had some really great discourse in my classes. Urban Public Librarianship, Information Policy, Government Documents, and Instructional Technologies all provided fertile ground for some quite thrilling class debates. I have found that the amount and quality of class discourse improved dramatically after finishing my core classes…which probably suggests that core in general needs to be revamped. The one exception was Knowledge Organization (Cataloging), which turned out to be surprisingly theoretical. I had an excellent teacher who was good at breaking down grand conceptional notions and tying them to the most mundane technical skills. It was definitely the core class that I learned the most.
I lucked out by finding great teachers early and sticking with them. There are certainly some very poor professors in our program, and I attribute any weakness in my own LIS education to them.
Also, Micah and Jeremy- Maybe we can plan a NYC libary school bar night? I would love to meet LIS students from other schools in the area.
I'm curious as to whether this kind of discourse started for you all early in your degrees or whether it took a while to rev up. I just finished up my 2nd quarter (as a part-time online student, so I'm only 4 core classes in), and it seems like there hasn't been a huge difference of opinion yet when it comes to core material, which bothers me a little.
It feels like we're all tiptoing around everything that could potentially ignite an argument or debate. I think part of that is due to our lack of familiarity with the material – no one in their right mind wants to start up a passionate argument on something they know little to nothing about. But debate, to me, is a big part of how I learn, and it's been frustrating to just have to hope that eventually when I start my electives it will happen.
One of many reasons I'm glad places like HLS exist. :)
Jeremy–awesome post! I'm excited to read this as someone who's ultimate goal is to do research and instruction as an LIS professor, because getting people engaged and excited is the best way to make a class more meaningful. In Social Informatics, Andre Brock basically came in the class, sat down with his coffee and said, 'well, what do you think?' There were few lectures, and a lot of great discussion on the class blog and in the classroom. Andre's teaching style encouraged me to branch out and look at new topics, but also got me really excited about keeping on top of new developments in our field. I would love to see more passionate discussion and more of a focus on talking about what's happening now (rather than relying solely on articles from journals, although those do have their place too!) Your post is an inspiration for this future instructor–thank you!
I went to library school in the golden age! I am so sad for those of you coming up now who aren't getting the same experience I was fortunate to experience. The cutting edge program I went to was intense, stimulating, philosophical, and flat out amazing. Unfortunately my program closed the year I graduated. As a practicing librarian I often think about discussions, arguments, and aha moments from when I was in library school. It put everything into context and has had a profound effect on shaping my professional practice.
My in person classes always have at least one good, if not fulfilling debate. My online classes… are significantly less satisfying. Even when I call people out I am largely ignored. This may be in part due to the constraints of an online program. It may also be laziness on the part of my online colleagues.
I do think that in addition to having presentations and group projects, library schools would do well to adopt debate as part of their curriculum. I've taken science classes that included debate as part of their pedagogy I don't think any classes at my school do.
Your experience is interesting, but I would venture that there is plenty to argue about even in classes that may have seemed really boring at the time.
My library programme, through FIMS at University of Western Ontario, had (and still has) a mandatory attendance policy. Missing a class without a valid reason was cause for dismissal from the programme. Since everyone had to be there anyways, the 10% participation portion of our grades were drawn up from actual participation in class. Because LIS increasingly defines itself as a management profession to distinguish it from library tech programmes, our library school, I think, felt justified in requiring everyone to speak up.
This policy makes classes much more participatory and often gets debates going, even in cataloguing.
I think that's probably the best way to look at they dynamic change taking place in libraries, and how we should be adapting too it. Then again, I tend to believe Canadians do things better.
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ATLA Vol. 1. ATLANTA, GA., FEBRUARY, 1889 THE BULLETIN OF ATLANTA UNIVERSITY. ------------•------------ Issued monthly during term time from the University printing office. Entered at the Atlanta. Ga., post office as second class mail matter. Subscriptions at 25 cents a year may be sent to the treasurer of Atlanta University, Atlanta, Ga. When it became necessary, a little more than a year ago, for Atlanta University to appeal to its friends for more than double the usual amount of donations for meeting the current expenses of the year, it was not without misgiving, on the part of some, that the appeal was made. It was a large increase of gifts to ask for. The time for circulating the appeal and securing the responses was limited. The University had never been represented at the North by troupes of its students heralding its appeal with the charm of song and oratory. Only to a very limited extent had it ever employed a financial agent. Many intelligent people were wholly ignorant of the name of the institution, and many more, to whom the name was somewhat familiar, had but the faintest conception of the magnitude and significance of its work. And yet there was a prevailing faith that the appeal would be heard and responded to. The Glenn bill of the Georgia Legislature, threatening with the chain-gang all teachers who taught colored and white pupils together, was still fresh in the public mind. So also was the less ferocious but still hostile legislation which took the place, of the Glenn bill and by which Atlanta University was compelled to relinquish its appropriation of $8,000 a year from the state, because it could not agree to exclude white pupils from its privileges. Who that believes in the Fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of man could for a moment doubt that an institution thus persecuted for righteousness' sake would be abundantly provided for by the liberty-loving people of our land ? And it was. Many former donors doubled, trebled, and quintupled their gifts, and many new donors were added to the roll of our friends. Not only was the full amount asked for supplied, but a generous ten per cent of that amount was given in addition. It was good measure, pressed down, shaken together, and running over. Even more gratifying than the response in money, was the moral support given to the University by the names of the donors and others who publicly, endorsed our appeal. We call special attention to the list of last year's donors printed in this number of the Bulletin. Among the names will be found many of the most distinguished and influential men and women of the land, representing all creeds and shades of political opinion. And in connection with these donors we would make grateful mention of the generous and most valued assistance rendered by many of the most prominent newspapers of the country— these likewise representing all the different creeds in politics. We stated frankly last year that our appeal would have to be renewed annually until an endowment could be secured. The endowment is not yet in sight, and the situation is precisely the same this year as last, except that our work continues to grow'and need of funds increases slightly from year to year. Not less than $18,-000 will be needed this year, of which from two to three thousand dollars will be required for student aid and the remainder to pay teachers' salaries and the other current expenses of the institution. The amount asked is but a few hundred dollars more than that which was received last year. Our confidence is strong that the friends of the University will respond with the same liberality as before. ENDOWMENT----WHY? I. Atlanta University is needed. The Freedman's children must be educated ; teachers must be trained; carpenters, blacksmiths, machinists, farmers, dressmakers, cooks, nurses, and printers must be qualified ; and voters and the mothers of voters must be enlightened. II. The colored people cannot provide for their own higher or industrial education. The masses are poor and will long remain so; there are no millionaires and but few thousandaires among them. III. The state has not filled and will not fill this want. Even the annual appropriation of $8,000 is no longer available. Besides, only a few of the United States provide for higher and industrial education, and the policy of the state's so doing is questionable. IV. Missionary societies cannot be expected to do this work permanently. Their mission is rather to originate work than to perpetuate it. The larger and higher institutions of learning founded by them should be made independent of missionary aid at the earliest possible day. V. The property and control of Atlanta University are vested under a charter in a board of trustees with the same powers and safeguards as those of other colleges. Nearly all the present members of the board have been long and intimately acquainted with its work. VI. The ability, of the trustees to manage the affairs of the University has been demonstrated by the fact that during the first twenty years of its history, now nearly completed, they have developed one of the largest and most efficient institutions of learning in the South, have acquired land and buildings worth $250,000, free of debt, and have never closed a single financial year with any outstanding debt for current expenses. Ought not such an institution to be endowed, and cannot its trustees be trusted to receive and manage an endowment ?
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