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Designs and conducts educational programs for home care nursing staff. Coordinates orientation programs for new staff members, develops programs to keep existing staff up-to-date, and acts as general resource for nursing personnel. Requires a bachelor's degree in nursing, certification as a registered nurse (RN), and at least 5 years of experience in the field or in a related area. Familiar with a variety of the field's concepts, practices, and procedures. Relies on extensive experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals. Performs a variety of tasks. Leads and directs the work of others. A wide degree of creativity and latitude is expected. Typically reports to a manager or head of a unit/department.
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A Golden Opportunity: The Colorado Gold Rush
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YN Literary Awards encourage young writers
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Tallahassee Numismatic Club to host first annual show
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New club founded in Mississippi
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Manilla Money: A rich numismatic history in Africa
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Ocean County Coin Club recovering from Hurricane Sandy
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Philip Sheridan: A lost war hero of the Civil War
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Defunct newspaper the New York Daily Mirror issued medals for sporting events
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The Roots of Coinage
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Star turn: ANA member to appear on Pawn Stars
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ANA websites are going to be down tonight for some repair work
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The entangled connection between buffalo nickels and hobo nickels
- 25th January 2013
A renaissance of beautiful U.S. coinage
- 24th January 2013
Notes from the Board of Governors meeting at the FUN Show
- 12th January 2013
Donation will create new exhibit award for U.S. commemoratives
- 11th January 2013
A totally American coin: the Buffalo Nickel
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ANA staff sponsors surgery for child born with deformity
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Newsletter: What's Going on at the ANA?
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An historic look at the Congressional Medal of Honor
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ANA staff brings in new year with Greek tradition
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Why you should attend a local coin show
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Ulysses S. Grant
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'In God We Trust' — A little history in everyday pocket change
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The fine art of enameled coins and tokens
- 12th December 2012
Brian Sparks' 'The Pennyman' wins the Holiday Craft Contest
- 11th December 2012
Major update on the future of the penny and nickel scheduled for this week.
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Statue of Liberty and Related Medals and Exonumia
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The History Behind Postage Currency
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From the Numismatic Crime Center: Burglary in Chestertown, Md.
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A map to track gold coins that show up in Salvation Army red kettles
- 30th November 2012
The ANA Road Show debuts in Houston this week
- 30th November 2012
Weekly Money Museum Item: The second-to-last Canadian penny
- 29th November 2012
We have our first entry in the Holiday Craft Contest: Meet the Pennyman
- 27th November 2012
From the Numismatic Crime Information Center: Burglary in Saratoga Springs, NY
- 26th November 2012
Board of Governors holds special teleconference meeting
- 21st November 2012
The What's Going On At the ANA newsletter for November
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Exhibiting is an excellent way to educate and compete
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From the Numismatic Crime Center: Fugitive sought in Florida
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Rare ANA artifacts donated to the ANA by Dwight Manley
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Summer Seminar in the Eyes of A YN
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Technology Committee report for the Board of Governors
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The pen President Kennedy used to sign the ANA charter
- 12th October 2012
We'll have live coverage of the Board of Governors meeting on Twitter
- 10th October 2012
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I'm sure you've all heard a million times by now that libraries are looking for young professionals with technology skills. And I'm sure you've all thought to yourself "But of course, I use technology all the time! I'm proficient in the Microsoft Office Suite, I conduct online research like a champ, I would medal in the social media Olympics!" And, of course, you'd be right. Libraries do need professionals that are intimate with and can teach software applications, are comfortable with online research both in databases and free web resources, and can smartly and strategically develop a social media plan. But I'm also increasingly sure that we need to up our game in order to stand out and better serve our patrons. I'm talking about the hard stuff, the stuff we were hoping we'd never have to think about because of our blessed IT departments, the stuff that puts us face-to-face with the command line: y'all, I'm talking about coding.
I'm lucky in that because my program has such a focus on information science, it offers several programming courses, the most popular of which is Database Management which teaches the language PHP and database language MySQL. I went into the class expecting to see unfamiliar faces, students who are in my program but take most usability or information architecture classes. Instead, I was greeted with mostly people like me: library- or archive-track students who want to improve or begin their programming knowledge. We move at a quick but manageable pace. More importantly, while the assignments are difficult, they're so different from what I'm used to (ahem, writing papers, ahem) I find a good challenge in them. In addition to looking good on a resume and making me the official computer genius of my family, coding also challenges my brain in new ways, forces me to think creatively and problem solve, and affords many opportunities to collaborate with my classmates when a script just won't do what I want it to –and I think we can agree those are skills useful to ANY information professional.
I want to be clear that I'm not advocating librarians become professional programmers– programmers spend years of their lives and dedicate their career to the art. If your library or museum is lucky enough to have a dedicated IT department, bless them. I will say though, as library websites become the primary service point by which patrons interact with the library, librarians should know how the web works, what languages it works in, what languages do what, and how the web is structured. My vision of the future library does not have each department working in a vacuum from one another but rather librarians and IT professionals working together, sharing a common language, and figuring out how to best serve the community.
What can you do if your program doesn't offer any introductory programming courses? First, look outside of your department; many graduate-level departments teach introductory courses. Talk to your advisor and see what your campus offers. Similarly, if you can receive credit for them, check your local community colleges. There are also lots of free online sources. Code Year is a great program that has weekly assignments and is done entirely online for FREE. The W3 Schools have all of their training manuals online and they are easy to understand and offer exercises. The beauty of programmers is their willingness to put their work on the web for others to use, modify, and learn from.
What skills are you improving? What resources do you use for improving your technical skill set? Leave a comment or message me on Twitter, @beccakatharine.
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One of my first classes in library school encouraged me to create a website from scratch (though the one I turned in was an easy bake Weebly production). I wasn't unfamiliar with WYSIWYG website hosts (I made a Geocities site in high school). However, this time I learned a bit about HTML to make a set of connected pages I can view on my computer. It was very satisfying! Now I'm having a great time in the digital libraries course I'm taking this semester. Our final task is to build our own digital library! Learning the Greenstone Digital Library software is challenging for me sometimes, but I'm having a lot of fun with it.
I agree that library staffers can benefit from even the smallest amount of coding education. Even if someone isn't working on the library website or databases, knowing a bit more on the inner workings of these systems can help them understand how those systems work and (maybe) help them become better at accessing the information contained inside those resources.
Thanks for a great article, Rebecca!
While I don't think all librarians should become programmers, the industry really needs an influx of people who can code. It's great to be able to build a web page, but in the Information Age, we need more people with the skills to build scalable information systems that can be accessed through a web site, a desktop app, a mobile app or even as a service. Many of the technologies that form the building blocks of such systems (e.g., AWS, OpenStack, Hadoop, NoSQL, Ruby on Rails, etc.) are already here, but libraries need people who can build full-fledged solutions (and not just rely on another vendor).
Rebecca, et all – should there be a distinction between coding and web development? Is it all really the same? I think often in library school we conflate HTML/CSS with coding, which is not necessarily the same thing. I think.
Come to think of it, is HTML/CSS a truly valuable skill anymore? I seem to be getting a lot more creative problem solving from CodeYear than I got from my Network MultiMedia course. Isn't coding really about critical thinking and decision making more so than making things pretty and organized on a webpage (html/css)?
wondering when we are going to start getting paid for all the extra skills they want us to have?
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I agree with "underpaid librarian." And librarians should not have to be computer programmers.
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How to Use Dynamic Tour
With this Dynamic Tour turned on, you can keep helpful tips on every section at hand as you navigate through SpyFu. Watch for this icon on the page to show you how we get our data and what every section means.
Basics of Navigation SpyFu
This video explains what to expect from icons and links across the site. Watch for tips on how to keep your SpyFu research flowing from one set of results into other helpful sections. We'll walk you through steps like using our search bar to navigate the page and even adding your own keywords to our database. You will also find live one-on-one assistance available and in-depth tutorials.
You Searched for: performance engine kits
Anytime you search a keyword on SpyFu, we summarize its core stats along with actionable insights from your competitors. Every piece of information on the page is included to help you build optimized campaign strategies.
Core Stats
Here you'll find this keyword's main stats from the most recent month along with historic trends from the past 2 years. Every stat here is included to help you compare this keyword against others and prioritize your work on it.
How We Do It
We get these details from Google's Keyword Planner and information from the SERP that we update every month. More stats like the Daily Cost and the Cost per Click take a little more calculation. Not every advertiser will pay the same Cost per Click, and not all would get the same number of clicks to have a set Daily Cost across the board.
To account for that variety, we use the Google Traffic estimator and aim for a #2 ad position. That helps you figure out how much you could expect to spend to land in that spot. You could estimate down for lower ad positions, and you can expect to pay just a bit more for more clicks in the #1 spot.
Familiar metrics like costs, search volume, and click-through rate help you see how this keyword fits in your plans. Newer concepts like ranking difficulty and # of Homepages give you a different perspective on how much you'll be doing to rank on this keyword.
The monthly searches make "local" figures more prominent. On SpyFu.com, "Local" refers to the US market, and "Global" searches include all other geographic searches on Google.com. Our SpyFu.com/UK data sees local searches as everything in the UK.
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- We go into even more detail about what all of these terms mean and stats mean: SpyFu Glossary
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Serving up all of this data begs a great question. How Accurate is SpyFu? We document the source our data for every claim we make with a screen shot of the original SERP page.: View SERP Page
Further, our budget and click estimates come from careful calculations: Read More
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By looking at strong competitors in this niche and their most successful keywords over time, we can suggest similar keywords here that we found to be profitable for your competition.
The bold type shows that suggestions are phrase matched from the original keyword you entered. For example "gaming keyboard" gives recommendations like "free games play now," but "illuminated gaming keyboard" is a phrase matched search.
Bidding on the original keyword (with the phrase match setting) would make your ad appear on searches for those bold keywords, too.
The export button in the upper right of this section allows subscribers to export these keywords and their data to a CSV file.
When you click "View More" the page opens our keyword suggestion tool that looks for keywords that your competitors have found to be profitable. You can find new keyword ideas built on criteria that you set like cost per day and search volume.
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All of the column headers are explained in our glossary, including details on Ranking Difficulty - a score to help you prioritize your work. The higher the score, the more difficult it will be to rank on this keyword. All of the signals that make up this score come from both on-page factors and competitive factors. Read more about it and other terms in our SpyFu Glossary.
The last column "Track SERP" is a shortcut to setting up weekly tracking for a domain on the specific keyword you chose. We'll report back on the site's performance across Google, Yahoo and Bing. You can have us track many keywords for a domain, and you can add more domains, too.
Columns for "cost per click," and "click through rate" let you change the measurement from exact match to phrase match or broad match. For "monthly searches," it defaults to exact local (for Google.com, local means the US market), but exact global figures are available. Change any of these by hovering over the column header and clicking the orange arrow that appears.
Most Successful Advertisers (and their best ads)
On the overview tab, this section offers a preview of the top advertisers who bid on this keyword and the ad copy they used each month. Here you find just the top 10 advertisers and their ads. However you can select the Ad History tab or click "View More" at the bottom of this section to access the full list of advertisers and export the entire ad set with up to 7 years of history.
Each colored box represents an ad that ran during that month. You'll see the version of that ad from v0 (the first variation we ever saw from that domain) on to later versions like v4 and v15. The color changes gradually with each variation so you can easily spot where they brought back an older variation after testing new ads. Click the box to view the exact ad copy that ran. Hover over that same box to see where they ran that same ad copy in other months.
Organic Search Ranking Analysis
This section organizes the factors that affect your ranking on this keyword. It starts with a score to help you compare how hard it is to rank on this keyword when compared to other terms you might target. That way you can prioritize your SEO efforts.
Other details in this section include competitive measurements like "Number of Homepages" and ".Gov and .Edu Domains" so you know the types of pages that Google gives preference to for this particular search.
The on-page factors like "Keywords in the Title" and "Keywords in URL" are easier for you to control. When more than 30 of the Top 50 pages that rank on this keyword include the keyword in the title, that's a clear sign that you should too.
The Social Story
The social domains are included to highlight the variety of pages you're up against, but also to remind you of other kinds of content you can create to rank on this keyword. When a social icon is highlighted, that tells you that a social domain is ranked in the top 50 results when this keyword is searched. For example, when the YouTube icon is highlighted, it means that a YouTube video link shows up in the search results. More than one icon can be highlighted at a time. Icons represent Wikipedia, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest, Tumblr, and LinkedIn.
Hidden Value
The final metrics in this top section include the value of ranking on this keyword at the number 1 position and how many clicks you could expect (780 monthly clicks worth $1100 for the #1 rank). With the number of search results and domain diversity you can measure just how vast the content is on this keyword. Multiple results from the same domain bring down the domain diversity, and you get a sense of whether there is an 800 pound gorilla with multiple rankings that you are competing against.
The stats in this section change when you choose the "View Top 10" link right next to the Organic Search Ranking Analysis title.
In the grid, we list the exact pages (URLs) that rank. You can click the URL link to open a new page and see ranking details for that specific piece of content.
Domain Information
Domains are listed in another column to help you skim the different domains and find multiple rankings from one site. When there are multiple rankings from one site, you will see a blue icon next to the domain that shows how many times that domain appears in the top results. (About.com "x3" tells you that about.com shows up in 3 different organic positions.) The yellow "ad" icon next to a domain tells you that they advertise on this keyword, too.
The Domain Strength column is another option for weighing the competition and understanding the kinds of sites that are considering authorities on this keyword.
Ranking History's "View History" link connects you to a page that tracks this domain's ranking over time on the keyword you searched. From there, you can trace its rankings on more keywords during the same stretch of time, or compare another domain's performance on the original keyword within the same chart.
Cached SERP Page
We keep a SERP screenshot on every keyword we search to confirm all organic and paid results listed. You can click through to see the SERP for this specific keyword. If there's ever a question of how the results appeared or even when we gathered the data, you can pinpoint the exact date we saw these results and see for yourself exactly how they looked.
Additional Information
We go into even more detail about what these terms mean: SpyFu Glossary.
Serving up all of this data begs a great question. How Accurate is SpyFu? We document the source our data for every claim we make with a screen shot of the SERP: Read More
Further, our budget and click estimates come from careful calculations: Read More
Dig deeper into the exact factors that affect rankings: Read More
Find out how ranking history gives you better context to figure out what the competitive field is like: Read More
Current Ads
These are the most recent ads that we saw on this keyword at the time that we did the search. To make this list, a domain would have bid on this keyword or a matching term, and they appeared within the first 2 page of the results. That usually covers the first 22-25 advertisers. If there's a domain advertising on this keyword that doesn't appear here, they might have hit their budget limits before we searched this keyword. Any questions about whether a domain really did run on this keyword are cleared up with a screen shot of the results pages. Look for the "Cached SERP Page" at the top of the Organic Search Ranking Analysis section to see it.
SpyFu updates its data every month. The data in this section is the distinct set of ad variations we've seen over the last 3 months.
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Course leave
This section covers leave of absence for coursework students, and suspension for postgraduate research students.
Leave of Absence (Undergraduate and Postgraduate Coursework Students)
Students wishing to take a break from study in their award course are able to request a leave of absence. If approved, a leave of absence means students can spend a period away from their course without losing their place in that award course. If a student takes leave from their studies without an approved leave of absence, their candidature will be deemed to have lapsed. In this situation students will need to apply for re-admission to their award course, either through UAC in the case of undergraduate students, or with a new application to the Admissions Coordinator for postgraduate students. A leave of absence is different to a deferral as the latter is for commencing students only. Leave of absence is also known as 'course leave' throughout the University. Leave of absence is granted in whole semesters. The minimum period of leave is one semester with a maximum of two semesters' leave available.
Steps to follow
- The student completes a Leave of Absence Application form online prior to the census date for the semester for which leave is being sought.
- If an International student, the student submits appropriate supporting documentation as follows:
- Medical grounds: Medical certificate issued by a medical practitioner, psychologist or counsellor.
- Financial hardship: Statutory declaration along with a letter from a friend /associate who can confirm the financial hardship.
- Military service: Official military certificate.
NOTE: All supporting documentation must be original (no emails or fax documents can be accepted) and must be written in English. If documents are issued in any language other than English, they must be translated by an accredited translator such as NAATI. All documents must be recipted at the Student Information Office no later than census date. Documents can be posted to: Student Information Office, Merewether Building H04, The University of Sydney, NSW 2006 Australia.
- The Student Information Office sends an official letter of approval or rejection to the student to their USYD email address which specifys any conditions that apply.
- The Student Information Office will withdraw enrolment where course leave is approved.
The rules
Students taking a leave of absence do not receive an extension on the latest date by which they must complete the course requirements for their award course. This means, for example, that a student enrolled in a Bachelor degree must still complete the course within 10 years, including any time taken as course leave. As such, permission for a leave of absence will only be granted if it will not result in the student having insufficient time remaining to complete their award course.
Permission to take leave can be granted in the first semester of a course, though students must be aware that they are bound by the course regulations which apply at the time of commencement of their course.
Local Students: may take leave for up to one year (two semesters) for each award course and must provide a reason for requesting course leave. Supporting documentation is not required.
International Students: may take leave for up to one year (two semesters) for each award course, but leave will only be granted on the basis of illness or compassionate grounds (for example, bereavement), for military service, or in cases of financial hardship (where the student is unable to pay their course tuition fees). Where course leave is approved, a copy of the approval later will be forwarded to the International Office (who are responsible for reporting this information to DIMA).
It is recommended that International Students contact the International Office to seek advice and support in determining the impact that the leave of absence will have upon their student visa.
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All students on an approved leave of absence will be emailed information on re-enrolment 6-8 weeks prior to the enrolment session they will be required to attend. If students do not receive this information they should notify the Student Information Office. Students should note that re-enrolment information will be sent to their USYD email address only and so should be provided at the time that leave is requested.
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A candidate for the Master of Philosophy (MPhil) or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) may wish to take a period of time away from study, for various reasons including illness, employment or family commitments. In this situation, the student will need to apply for a suspension of candidature. Suspension of candidature allows the student to take time away from study without losing their place in the award course.
Steps to follow
- A student who wishes to apply for suspension of candidature should submit a written request to the SIO, before the Census date in the semester of the planned absence. The written request should explain the reason/s leave is requested, and a copy of any supporting documentation should be attached (including support from the student's supervisor for the suspension request).
- The SIO determines, in consultation with the relevant supervisor and the Director of Doctoral Studies, whether the suspension of candidature can be approved.
- The SIO forwards an official letter of approval or rejection to the student, specifying any conditions that apply.
The rules
- Students holding a scholarship should also note any obligations they may have to notify the Research and Scholarships Office of periods of absence.
- During a period of suspension of candidature, the student does not incur a student contribution amount debt (if applicable). The period of suspension does not count towards the maximum period of candidature for the degree. If a student fails to re-enrol without an approved suspension, their candidature will be deemed to have lapsed.
- As candidature is recorded in whole semesters, one semester is the minimum period for suspending candidature. A maximum suspension period of two semesters may be granted at any one time. After the two semesters, local students may apply to suspend for up to two more semesters, if required. Local students may suspend their candidature for up to four semesters in total.
- For international students, the options for suspension of candidature are more limited, due to visa regulations. International students may suspend candidature for one semester/six months on grounds of illness or family commitments, and for up to two semesters/twelve months on account of military service.
- When postgraduate research students require absences from study of less than one semester's duration, a formal suspension is not necessary. For these short absences, students should advise their supervisor in writing, and ask the supervisor to forward the written advice to the SIO for noting.