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sure beats setting up garden netting for my peas to climb on
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I rated it 4 stars (instead of 5) because there is no vertical ground support pole at one end of the trellis. As a result, the trellis can be a bit unsteady/tippy. It would be great if there was a removable pole provided that could be passed through the loops at the end of the trellis and into the ground to provide the additional support. The pole could easily be removed when adding on another trellis.
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I've owned two of these for two years. They're a great size for growing sugar snap and shelling peas but, as mentioned in many other reviews, the trellis pieces are difficult to fit together once seperated. When one part snaps into place, another part snaps out - so much so that I was so intensely frustrated putting them together the first time, that I paid my neighbor to put them up the second year.
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This the best way I have found for supporting peas - all other methods resulted in peas toppling the supports or growing over the top and becoming difficult to manage and harvest.
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So glad I don't have to build my own every year anymore. It was so frustrating. Now I just place it in my garden and voila....Glad I bought it. Next year, I'll buy another one!!!!
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I work as an intern for a youth program in a public library. Most of my time is spent planning or implementing programs or leading book clubs, but every once in a while I encounter a parent with questions about books or technology issues for his or her teen.
A few weeks ago I had such an encounter with a parent: she approached my desk and asked me if the library had any kind of surveillance software installed in the teen computer lab. I explained that all of the library computers have an internet filter, but I don't personally monitor what the teens are doing on the internet. I will only intervene if the youth is watching something that is actually illegal for them to watch, for example, pornography. The parent then asked if I knew of any email surveillance software she could install on her home computer to better monitor what her child was doing online.
I was immediately struck with an ethical quandary. On the one hand, as a public librarian I shouldn't judge the information a person wants and should therefore help the parent do an online search for email surveillance software. On the other hand, as a youth librarian I should advocate for young people's privacy rights and should, instead, encourage the parent to talk to her teenager about responsibility and expectations and tell her about the programs we offer in internet safety for young people. This patron's question had me face-to-face with two opposing concerns: one of the patron's, who should have access to whatever information she needs, and one of her child's, who probably doesn't want her email read. Frankly, neither of these options felt particularly good.
While there are places to look for guidance for the "right answer," none of them seemed to address this particular question. ALA's Library Bill of Rights clearly states that "Libraries should provide materials and information presenting all points of view on current and historical issues" which leads me to believe I should just give the woman some search strategies and move on. The Bill of Rights goes on to state, though, that "Libraries should cooperate with all persons and groups concerned with resisting abridgment of free expression and free access to ideas." In this case, the absent young person would be the one whose free access to ideas is in jeopardy. To further complicate matters, young people are not necessarily protected from censorship, particularly when it comes from a parent. What are we to do when advocacy conflicts with service?
My information science program does not specifically offer any information ethics courses. There are a few courses in children's librarianship but since I haven't taken them yet, I don't know if they address privacy/censorship/ethical concerns. There are a handful of courses that likely do address some issues of privacy and ethics, but they aren't geared towards a particular branch of librarianship and they aren't required. I know that my school isn't the only one without these courses. Shouldn't LIS education be talking about this sort of thing? Is it just too complicated, too case-by-case to offer a general course? Other than the ALA's guidelines and whatever policies are in place at your particular information center, what else can LIS education offer us in terms of developing some intuition about how to tackle these sorts of interactions? To start with, programs should require a course in ethics that investigate privacy for young people, distribution of information, and conflicting needs. It would also enhance reference courses to discuss situations where advocacy and service are at odds.
What are the guidelines other information professionals follow? Do archivists, information architects, or programmers faced with the same kinds of ethical concerns? What do you think I should have done in this situation?
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We covered ethics in a "libraries & society" course but also within each individual course. E.g. in cataloging, you can consider the appropriateness of subject headings and implications of the hierarchy (homosexuality used to under mental illness, etc.). A good one from reference was: if someone came to you who had clearly been distraught and crying asking for a book on how to commit suicide, would you give it to them? That's tough. Sometimes doing the right thing might go against free access to information.
And yeah, just discussing with colleagues and ultimately making a judgment yourself is the only way to go. Not all cases can be cut and dry in public services.
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Thank you for writing this, Rebecca. I wonder if a class built on ALA's IFM would be a possibility for professional development on our own, in a wiki or hashtag? Each case is unique, but I believe hearing/reading and pondering them in a calm setting before something happens personally is the only preparation–even if those individual case details never match 100%. I read a story a year or so ago (anyone recall it?) about a librarian confronted with an ethical question. A patron asked for information on why homosexuality is bad. She presented the information that fit the question. I can't remember if the rest was in the discussion of the blog post or the original event: She also offered information with other viewpoints. She wanted to come out to the patron as well, but remained neutral. Should one be true to one's self and GLBTQ advocacy or true to the profession's aim for neutrality? A lecturer in spring semester assigned readings on the concept of "professional neutrality;" whether it is possible or just a code-name for conservatism. Very thought provoking.
Will Manley had a post last week about fresh-from-school-idealism clashing with reality (http://willmanley.com/2011/08/15/will-unwound-526-you-make-the-call-in-the-case-of-the-librarian-who-went-to-grad-school-and-got-ethics/).
I wish there were "answers" rather than just varying shades of grey.
In my program at CUA, Libraries and Information in Society is a required course which includes discussions of ethics and values. One class of the course was devoted to ethics issues. Also in the required course, Information Sources and Services (a reference class), there was some discussion of ethics as well.
I agree with others that a separate ethics course should be included in LIS programs. I also think libraries and library systems should include ethics workshops in their staff development and training opportunities. These type of conversations need to continue beyond library school.
It is important (and sometimes very hard) to separate our personal and professional ethics though. Regarding your situation, it may be helpful to read ALA's interpretation of their Bill of Rights as it relates to children and teens' access to non-print material (http://www.ala.org/ala/issuesadvocacy/intfreedom/librarybill/interpretations/accesschildren.cfm). It states: "ALA acknowledges and supports the exercise by parents of their responsibility to guide their own children's reading and viewing."
So I interpret that as, parents have the right to monitor what their children and teens read or view online, and we as professionals should support that right. We don't do it on their behalf (unless the child is involved in illegal activity inside the library). However, if the parent wants help with finding surveillance software to put on their home computer, we should treat it as a regular reference question. Even if I may not personally agree that surveillance software is the best approach to take, I don't see it as unethical to help the mother find the product she needs.
Just my two cents. Thank you for raising these questions! :)
Wow. What a difficult situation, Rebecca! My specialization was in youth services, with most of my research being in young people's privacy/IF rights in the library, and even with that I have no idea what I would have done if I was in your place. But what I particularly like about your post– and what I think should be part of the model for ethics in IS ed. (it sounds like some programs do this already from comments above)– is that it poses this situation in a way that I'm now going to be thinking and pushing through it all day, and trying out different lines and responses, and seeing how they sit with my professional (and perhaps, personal) ideals. If this situation or something similar ever comes up, I can be better prepared to address it.
I'd also like to see a discussion in IS ed about professional ethics vs. institutional policy vs. state/federal law (and when you throw service in there, it gets even harder!). A lot of times these things are in conflict, and for IS professionals to decide where they stand in a lot of issues we need to have access to resources that break these differentiations down. This is a both theoretical and practical issue that concerns our everyday work, and perhaps there should be a call for a mandatory ethics course to be a requirement for ALA certification. Although: my program has a required ethics course, and unfortunately I didn't get very much out of it in terms of establishing professional ethics. A lot more of that came from my youth services and IF courses.
Where does that fact that the child is a minor come into play here? The parent has every right to do what she believes is the right thing to do to keep her child out of harm's way, including sensor what that child views on the internet, watches on the TV, reads in books, etc.
So true. Even ALA acknowledges the parents' right to censor their own children.
This mother asked for help finding a surveillance software that she would use inside her own home. I think this should be treated like a regular reference question, the same as if a patron asked for help finding a website to buy anti-virus software for their home computer.
I can understand feeling confused though. The professional principles and codes of behavior can be very general (and overwhelming) sometimes, and it's only through conversations like these that we learn how to interpret them and apply them to specific situations.
What a dilemma, Rebecca! We covered this at the University of Maryland's iSchool in a core course, LBSC 601 Users of Information, devoting a whole class, paper and exercises to ethics. We also offer a course on Information Ethics at the iSchool. I would feel obligated to assist the parent with the research, with value added information about speaking to teens about internet use and online profiles, and information about where parents can go to learn how to speak to teens about these issues, and parent-teen online contracts, which are also available. I would also refer them to the school guidance counselor, and offer to teach one-on-one instruction about how to safely use the internet. The people who suggested a wiki or site for ethics questions in a safe environment and ethics policy had great ideas!
I like your ideas for value added information. Would you ask the parent first if she was interested in the other information about communicating with teens, or just go ahead and present it all at once?
Thanks. I would certainly do a reference interview to see what she needed first.
First, I think you did a good job of handling the issue. I think the reference interview is the best idea in many situation because often patrons say one thing when they really mean another, and it seems that this situation once again confirms this.
Second, while it seems a difficult choice at first, it really isn't too hard to decide. You have no real obligation you have to information access within a private home. If it was blocking for the library or for a public forum, that would definitely be different. Further, not only does the patron have the right to privacy/restriction of access of information within their home, they are acting responsibly – even in as drastic a step as surveillance of the child's correspondence – as they are responsible legally and ethically for the health and safety of that child. Without more information, of course, it could be perfectly possible that the child has engaged in dangerous or irresponsible activity that the parent is trying to address.
So you give the information to the patron and hope that they make an ethical choice with that information. But as others have stated, you can give them other kinds of information or offer to provide helpful services if they are willing. Depending on the kind of personality, the patron may rethink their position in light of a new pool of information or new avenues for engagement (i.e. online safety courses).
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Jon Day, Kathy Roth and Russ Crupe are members of the Early American Pattern Glass Society. Displayed are items from Kathy's glass collection. The blue glass candleholder had been a baptismal font in the 1870s.
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Whimsical Easter cards were made many years ago in Germany.
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This year, pastels of the Easter season have been quick to replace the dazzling reds and greens of Christmas. Holidays seem to be coming at a faster pace – or maybe I'm just getting slower.
Easter is the holiest time of year for Christians. In little more than a week, we will be celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ, signifying a fresh start, a new life.
Following His crucifixion, the apostles were sure they would never see Jesus again. On the third day, Jesus rose from the dead and His followers began to commemorate His resurrection and a new beginning.
Spring is also an awakening of spring's bounty. Lilies, chicks, eggs and bunnies are plentiful in the new season.
As a young girl, for me Easter Sundays began at St. Genevieve Church with sunrise processions in white dresses, then heading home for chocolate bunnies and lambs, marshmallow peeps, jelly beans and, not to forget, my mother's homemade bread.
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A recent visit with Kathy Roth, a member of the Early American Pattern Glass Society, offered me a connection with Easter traditions from long ago. We checked through several albums filled with hundreds of vintage holiday cards, many celebrating the joyful time of Easter. Gathered over the years and carefully preserved by Kathy's grandmother Edythe, many of the cards date back to the 1800s.
Additional treasures from her extensive glass collection include beautiful 1870s candlesticks created with crucifixes or crosses, prominent fixtures at Easter. Colorful blown glass eggs, baskets, chickens and bunnies are some of her favorites.
"Years ago, my parent's purchased an Australian egg dish from my doctor," said Kathy. "It dates back to the 1890s and I use it often."
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Trudeau Graviti Electric Salt & Pepper Mills
- Summary
Adding fresh-ground sea salt or pepper to food can be as effortless as a flip of the wrist. Invert these battery-operated mills over food, and their blades begin to whirl. Turn them upright, and the mechanisms shut off.
- Made by Trudeau, the innovative automatic design lets you grind salt or pepper with one hand – just turn the grinder over.
- Made of stainless steel with a satin finish.
- Corrosion-proof ceramic grinding mechanisms.
- An acrylic window displays the contents and fill level.
- Because the mechanism is on top, the grinding residue is neatly contained between uses.
- Each mill uses six AAA batteries (included).
- Dimensions & More Info
- 7 1/2" high.
- Made in China.
- Use & Care
- Each mill uses six AAA batteries.
- Wipe with a damp cloth.
- Do not immerse in water.
- Store in a dry area.
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WinBond ISDN PC Adapter (ISA Bus, Master Device) Free Driver Download
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Device Name
ISDN PC Adapter (ISA Bus, Master Device)
03.06.4 (2001-02-19)
5.00.2167.1 (2000-11-07)
Supported Operating Systems
Windows 2000, Windows 98, Windows 98SE, Windows ME, Windows XP, Windows 2003, Windows Vista
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Hey guys. This is the Original Driver CD that comes with the new shipped Winbond chipsets (The modems are still the same as far as i know).
This actually contains drivers for ALL OS (IE 95, 98 2000, ME)
I have been searching for a long time for the driver for my 6692. I finally gave up and BOUGHT a new one. When i used the new Driver CD On my old modem it worked!
So there you go. I uploaded almost all the CD (except for the Manual)
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Thursday, 27 June 2013
This year's Summer Reading Challenge in Hampshire's libraries takes on a Creepy House theme to boost the imagination of children and encourage them to get into reading.
This year, Hampshire County Council is inviting children to step into the 'Creepy House' and fill it with a strange assortment of characters by collecting stickers for each book that they read. Some of the stickers are truly smelly too!
Once children have read six books, they will receive a certificate and a gold medal (while stocks last).
The Summer Reading Challenge runs from Saturday 13 July 2013 to Sunday 15 September 2013 in all of Hampshire County Council's libraries and is aimed at 4 to 11 year olds.
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"The Summer Reading Challenge has been running for twelve years in Hampshire and every year, more children are inspired to take part. We really encourage youngsters to get involved in this fun, free challenge, that helps to fire their imagination and keep up their reading skills over the long summer break, before they return to school in the autumn."


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Follow the directions and you shouldn't have any problems putting these together.
Sorry but the holes for the megnets in the upper bobin are a bit to close which makes the pickup doesn't fit in a standard cover. Otherwise top kit.
I have purchased three single coil pickups for a strat build and found that my strat pickup guard screws did not align with my pickup holes. It wasn't a huge deal and nothing a small file can't fix but you expect to buy a strat pickup kit and a strat pick up guard from the same manufacturer, I would have expected everything to align better than they did.
For beginners and for the more advanced. Very convenient and makes a quality pickup.
This kit was flawless. It took a bit of work to assemble the bobbin, but that only ensured that it would remain sturdy and straight. The fiber that the flatwork is made of is wonderful, and I will never buy plain plastic flatwork after using this. The eyelets for soldering are already attached. I put a small piece of tape over them to keep the wire from catching on them while winding. The cloth push-back wire that this came with might have been my favorite part of the whole kit. It really makes the pickup. People are already asking me to build them these, and I will certainly buy many more in the future.
Great kit. I only found a small problem, the covers from my Standard American Strat didn't exactly align with the polepieces of the pickup. The difference was so small that I could fix it by just filing very slightly one of the holes in the covers. No one will ever notice, but I would like to know if the problem was a mismatch between the kit and the Fender covers. Maybe I just didn't assemble the bobbins perfectly, I don't know. Just check your parts before you buy.
as good as i thought it to be
The quality is good and so are the rewards once you get the hang of it.
This is a good sounding pickup, easy to work with
It assembles easy and materials are of good cuality.
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