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Can We Have A "Do Over"?
I attended a breakfast this morning with a group of men, otherwise reasonable business people, and we ended up talking about where our country seemed headed under its new leadership. There was a series of thoughts from different quarters and it finally dawned on us all.
We are being inundated with a series of disparate political moves that are coming at us from all directions; we're being overwhelmed as the result and are, therefore, standing like deer in the headlights as this change approaches us headlong.
Wisconsin: Progressive or Regressive Taxation?
Wisconsin has had the reputation, deserved or not, of being a "progressive" state so far as taxation. The generally understood definition of progressive taxation is that those who earn more are taxed more. Conversely, regressive taxation suggests that the less one earns, the more one pays.
Is Wisconsin really a progressive tax state?
State Same-Sex Partner Health Care
Governor Doyle has again brought forward his proposal for health care benefits to be provided to the same sex partners of state employees. This is included in his budget and, since the Democrats control both the senate and the assembly, it is very likely to become law.
This is wrong on several levels.
All Are Equal; But Some Are More Equal
Mayor Tom Barrett has whined sufficiently to get the stimulus money for road and bridge improvements in Germantown removed and given, instead, to Milwaukee. This fiat was accomplished by the Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission (SEWRPC). The $7.5 million that had been allocated to River Hills and Germantown is now back in Barrett's pocket and those of us in Republican-represented districts are out in the cold.
Think politics had nothing to do with this? Think again. Think we're all not being reminded just how much it costs us when we persist in the folly of electing those whom we want as our representatives even though they may not be solid Democrats? Think again. Think we are not being treated as political pawns by our esteemed Governor Jim Doyle? Think again. Think you'll become a Democrat so you can get some stimulus money to help repair our roads? Only if you are willing to roll over and play dead as too many citizens already have.
Remember to vote tomorrow, Tuesday, for the several offices that are found on the ballot depending upon where you live in the village. Those races appear as follow:
District 1 Trustee:
Village Buzz - April 7th...
Polling Places Open...
Remember to cast your votes today for those whom you think will do the job for us. There are important spots to be filled both within the village and within the state.
Village Buzz - April 8th...
Some Changes Voted...
The voters have spoken and it appears that many wanted change. New faces coming to the Village Board include Terri Kaminski in District 1 and Daniel Wing in District 2. Al Vanderheiden held his seat in District 3 and Art Zabel was unopposed.
Ethanol Policies Reviewed By CBO
The Congressional Budget Office has completed and released its study on the effects of ethanol. The outcome was predictable.
Ethanol mandates raise food prices. Ethanol mandates barely touch greenhouse-gas emissions (about a 1/3 of 1% reduction). The study didn't even get into the efficacy of ethanol-laced gasoline, although we know that mileage is decreased by at least 10% when ethanol is added to gasoline.
Hometown Heroes...
There are some obvious choices for the title "hometown hero". Our police officers and our firefighters and our health care professionals and those who serve in various capacities in local and county government. Our teachers and school administrators; our elected officials who spend their time in the pursuit of the public good, and all those who toil in the shadows helping the less fortunate among us are also some of my hometown heroes.
I see more hometown heroes most every day, though. I see the neighbor who keeps a watchful eye on his or her elderly neighbors. I see the youngster who helps a senior carry out his or her garbage. I see those who pick up litter to help keep our village beautiful. I see the person who spends his or her time helping care for a person who is living out the last days on our earth. I see friends who show up to help other friends move to a new home.
Government vs. Personal Budgets
Our household income has been lower over the past few years than it was at one time. Our budget was adjusted, of necessity, to reflect that fact. There were three choices. We could find a way to earn more money or we could curtail spending or we could combine those two solutions for a hybrid approach.
This is the classic approach used by most people I know in their personal lives. If people ignore their income and expense realities, they go bankrupt. There are no panaceas. We can't very well expect that our neighbors will all chip in to help keep us afloat. We can't realistically expect that our employers will give us raises simply because we want to spend more money than we have available. If we spend our savings to the point that there are no more savings, we can't expect that some knight in shining armor will miraculously appear with a solution to the problems we've created for ourselves.
Kiwanis Band Shell & Prevailing Wages?
The Journal Sentinel contained an article by Dan Benson that discusses the budget bill item included by Governor Doyle that would require any municipal project that costs more than $2,000 to pay prevailing wages to volunteers.
The Port Washington City Administrator was quoted in a memorandum he wrote to aldermen as saying, "No civic projects will ever get done since you would have to pay volunteers for a municipal project that costs more than $2,000." He was discussing the recently constructed Possibility Playground that was built by volunteers in Port Washington.
Village Buzz - April 13th...
Flags Flying At Half-Staff...
In response to my question earlier today, Dave Schornack advised that Governor Doyle had requested that governmental units fly flags at half-staff today in honor of the DNR pilot who was killed in a plane crash on April 8th. The pilot of the Cessna 337 belonging to the DNR was Heath Van Handel who was 36 years old. He left a wife and two young sons.
Village Buzz - April 14th...
National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week...
Chief Pete Hoell reminded me that we are in the midst of the one week each year when we give the communications officer members of the Germantown Police Department a pat on the back.
State Budget Expectations...
The Journal Sentinel staff has assembled its overview of some of the key issues that will be decided by the Joint Finance Committee in Madison as the "budget" process goes forward over the next days and weeks. One of the things that should jump out at us all is just how much of the budget deals with things that aren't budget items, but instead with things that the Governor chooses to hide where they'll not be subject to debate on a free-standing basis.
Another of the things that should be top of mind is that the Joint Finance Committee, comprised today of 12 Democrats and 4 Republicans, makes decisions that are then given an up or down vote, in almost every instance, by the Assembly and the Senate. This passes for democracy in action in Wisconsin. We need to be ever-mindful that elections have consequences.
QEO Virtually Dead...
The QEO, qualified economic offer, is virtually dead since the language inserted into the state budget by Governor Doyle to reward WEAC has survived Joint Finance Committee review. Given that the Democrats control both the Assembly and the Senate, anything in the budget bill after the committee finishes its review will pass.
This will almost assure that the next Germantown School District negotiation with the teachers will see a settlement of something beyond 3.8%. The actual amount remains to be seen but the era before QEO saw increases in the range of 6% and 7% depending upon the arbitrators' view of the levels paid to teachers by area districts. Once one area district provides a higher level of pay, there will tend to be more and more districts with similar increases. Once the surrounding districts have become "equalized" to the new higher levels of compensation, the cycle will begin again.
Voting District Boundaries To Be Redrawn
We will see voting district boundaries being redrawn in 2010. Why is this so important? It could assure that Democrats have absolute control of the state for another decade with the Republicans virtually helpless to do anything about it. There will be no real "loyal opposition" since the Republicans will be a toothless tiger just as they are today.
The changes will be crafted to assure that the Democrats have more voters in the new districts than they may've had in the old districts. This goes on every ten years coincident with our national census counts. The result is that the party in power has the ability to redraw the boundaries to assure they will have a better chance of victory in even more districts thus giving them the ability to maintain majority control of both the Assembly and the Senate.
Drinking From A Firehose...
This old term suggests the picture in our mind's eye of a person, mouth open, thirsting for a drink, and unable to get any water to drink due to the extreme force of the stream. Instead, the person risks being swept off his or her feet, still thirsting, soaked to the skin and lying in a puddle.
I feel much the same and have almost since President Obama took the oath of office. I hadn't voted for the man but he was now my president and I wanted him to succeed in our behalf.
Greenhouse Gases & Our Economy
The EPA has declared "greenhouse gases", including carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), nitrous oxide (N2O), hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), perfluorocarbons (PFCs) and sulfur hexafluoride (SF6), are major hazards to our health. Their conclusion was that these gases warrant action under federal air pollution laws.
Now we are faced with either Congress creating legislation to control these gases or with the EPA creating rules to control them. It is generally believed that Congress will move in this direction very quickly.
Doyle's "Oil Company" Assessment May Change...
Governor Doyle has given an indication that he is open to discussing an alternative to the Oil Company Assessment that you and me recognize as simply another reach into our pockets. So far as taxes are concerned, we are at the bottom of the food chain and that has gotten to be an increasingly expensive place.
Doyle, of course, has postured that he has found a way to assure that "big oil" will be forced to help keep Wisconsin's roads in a state of good repair. This has already been defeated in courts elsewhere. He is the person, if you'll recall, who has engineered the raiding of our road building funds on at least two occasions when he was looking about for more money to satisfy his spending drive.
Open Carry?
Wisconsin's attorney general, J.B. Van Hollen, has issued a memorandum to law enforcement officers, district attorneys, sheriffs and deputies saying that open carry of a weapon is legal under Wisconsin's Constitution. He has gone on to further indicate that people can certainly expect to be stopped and questioned by law enforcement officers but that these occurrences should be minimal in terms of time.
Are we now likely to see people walking down the streets of Germantown carrying a gun strapped to their waist? I doubt that we'll see much of this kind of activity, if any, even though it has now been established by the top law enforcement agent in the state that it can be done. Up to now, police departments in some jurisdictions have made charges of disturbing the peace against people who have openly carried guns. The most recent such charging happened in West Allis. That person was found innocent in a court of law.
Village Buzz - April 22nd...
Police Department Issues Recently Raised...
I have been in contact with Chief Pete Hoell concerning two issues that will likely require some changes for our police officers.
More Budget Bill Shenanigans
Governor Doyle has concealed so many different things in the bowels of the budget bill that one has to wonder why. The latest to find the light of day is a provision that would permit judges to expunge certain felony convictions from the records of the person having been convicted.
This was passed by the Joint Finance Committee on a 9-6 vote. It is likely that it will be passed when the Assembly and the Senate take up the budget.
Real ID...
Governor Doyle is using the money that had been designated for Real ID for other purposes. That is nothing new for our governor, of course, but it seems particularly inappropriate since Real ID was to create tamper-proof driver's licenses and identification cards that would be used to obtain passage onboard aircraft in the domestic U.S.
Now we have the new Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, Janet Napolitano, openly admitting that she is doing everything possible to get this law repealed. That seems, to me at least, to be more than a bit incongruent with her function of protecting us from terrorists in the homeland.
Taxes Don't Seem To Go Away...
Rep. Dan Knodl's Legislative Update was in my in-box yesterday and he made me think about "temporary" taxes.
He reminded that we all were saddled with a "temporary" E911 surcharge. Since it was a mere surcharge, it probably, technically, doesn't qualify as a "tax". Yet, as with ducks, if it looks like a tax, walks like a tax and acts like a tax, it IS a tax. This particular tax was placed upon us so that all counties in Wisconsin could have efficient 911 capabilities for such calls placed from cell phones. We were protected, however, since there were rules included that stated this tax would go away when all county's needs had been satisfied. Further, we were promised that any remaining surplus would be returned to us cell phone customers. There is, or was, a $20 million surplus.
A Little Humor (I Hope)...
My wife sent this to me, and I thought I just had to share it with you. I trust she wasn't subtly telling me something, but I probably should be careful with my assumptions.
Killing The Goose...
There seems a pell mell rush by the ruling party (spelled D-E-M-O-C-R-A-T-S) in Wisconsin to continue to heap abuse upon abuse on the employers of the state.
There is a bill coursing through the legislature that will increase the exposure of employers to suits based on perceived discrimination by terminated employees. There are already rules in place that are costing tens of thousands of dollars in legal fees and /or settlements, but that isn't enough.
Smokers And Their Societal Costs
This is, admittedly, a morbid subject for a blog, however it strikes me that, since we rely so heavily on taxes from smokers, we ought look at the full spectrum of their impact.
We generally accept that smokers, as a class, die earlier than do non-smokers. We generally accept that smokers, as a class, consume more health care during their lifetimes. Smokers, as a class, generally roll over and permit themselves to be hammered by local and state governments with excessive taxation, restrictions of their freedoms, and the scorn and contempt of some of their fellow citizens.


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Gas Pains
Tom grew up in Milwaukee, bartended in Wauwatosa in the '70s and moved here in 1984.
Commentary, observations and musings about the outdoors, life in general and maybe Tosa politics and personalities will be the order of the day. He savors a lively debate as much as terrific cooking.
Random Musings and Idle Chit Chat
How many of you are as fatigued as I am of the political theater in Washington?
Was there any doubt in anybody's mind that the debt ceiling would not be raised? Think about this conundrum logically.
Friday Morning Music
It's the start of the weekend and I recommend that you start it with some awesome American rock and roll from this group hailing from Tennessee.
The Kings of Leon..
The Garden Chronicles - First Harvest
A couple of weekends ago the green beans started coming on-line. Ohhhhh baby. Fresh grilled green beans. I took a big canvas tote filled with fleshly-picked beans to the day job last Monday along with some paper lunch bags. Sent an email around about that tote sitting in the kitchen. Those beans were gone by 10 AM. Who doesn't like fresh green beans. Especially Blue Lake 274.
This year's gardening experience has been outstanding. Regular rains have required minimal irrigation. I've been at the top of my game managing rot, mold, blot, blight, bugs, slugs, and wilt. The tomato patch is flourishing. It has actually become a mutant thing. Best patch in memory.
Peter Piper Picked A Pint of Pickled Pike
For any of you fishermen out there you've probably been vexed more than once over the occasional northern pike that grabs your bait and runs with it. It's usually a hammer handle that's too small to amount to anything. Catch a big one and you better be adept at filleting that fish just the right way to take out all of the Y-bones.
If you're like me most of the time you let them go. They may be fun to catch but too much trouble if you keep them. Besides they're slimy.
Friday Morning Music
Those of you who are old like me might appreciate this awesome gem from the early '70s.
Start your weekend with some Grand Funk Railroad...
Guess The Critter
I was moving a box of fishing gear from a shelf in the shed and thought I might take a peek to see what was inside.
I found this in the bottom along with a pile of assorted tackle.
Friday Morning Music
It's the start of the weekend people...Nazareth fans unite for...
Elvis Costello and Emmylou Harris!
Barbecue, Gunpowder and Testosterone
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Do you smell what I smell?
Tom and the Amazing Bean Stalk
Who'd a thunk that gardening could be so popular?
Heather Zydek - proprietress of Blue Bungalow Farm - is gradually working towards self-sufficiency with amazing results. All from a city garden. I wouldn't be surprised if she attains that goal of self-sufficiency before too long. Especially if the city fathers would allow her to raise chickens.
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It's the start of the weekend people.
Get your groove on with Paul Carrack covering this awesome tune...
Fun With Vegetables
Sometimes I think my vegetables have a sense of humor. Labor Day weekend I plan to excavate my spuds and onions and there is no guessing what might be lurking underground to tickle my funny bone.
In the mean-time the tomatoes have stepped up to the plate with some rib-tickling anatomical metaphors of their own.
How to Can Your Tomatoes
It comes as no small surprise that canning vegetables has enjoyed a rise in popularity. Whether it's a hobby or out of necessity more families are giving it a try. As evidence of this I suggest you visit Fleet Farm this time of year. Mr. Mills doesn't stock entire aisles of shelves with Ball jars, lids, rings, Foodsaver wrap and all of the assorted paraphernalia that goes with canning and preserving for nothing.
For me it's a lot like cutting-up your own deer. You get some measure of assurance that everything is handled and processed correctly when you do it yourself. The butcher can't filch any of your meat and there is no possibility of someone else's mishandled deer carcass contaminating your kill.


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As my fellow Hacker Zack Frazier pointed out in his most recent entry, many library school students experience considerable anxiety about their job prospects upon graduation. We all know (maybe too well) how tight the job market in North America is. That's why, whenever a classmate expresses an interest in school librarianship or working abroad, I ask if they have considered international schools.
I have to preface this primer by admitting that I have never worked as a librarian at an international school. However, I did work from July 2008 until June 2011 as an English Literature teacher at Gyeonggi Suwon International School in Suwon, South Korea. So I can comment on the hiring process, work environment, salary, and benefits, which are similar for both positions. It continues to amaze me that the international school circuit, which provides incredible employment opportunities across the world, continues to be such a well-kept secret. Nobody ever told me about it; in fact I stumbled across it quite by accident. So I'd like to share information with you about how to get in the loop.
The campus of Gyeonggi Suwon International School, where I worked from 2008-2011
What is an international school?
International schools have adopted either an international curriculum (such as the International Baccalaureate Programme), or the national curriculum of another country (for example, the Ontario Provincial Curriculum). The majority of international schools are privately run institutions that cater to children of diplomats, embassy officials, foreign businesspeople, missionaries, or other expats. Students may be quite worldly and multilingual, having lived in multiple countries, and are usually planning to attend university in a Western country following graduation. Teachers, librarians, and other faculty at international schools represent a variety of nationalities and must have the relevant professional certifications from their home countries. Most faculty are on two-year contracts which can be renewed as long as they and their employers are mutually satisfied. You will not be expected to be fluent in the language of the country you are going to, although you'll probably want to learn the basics on arrival. It makes life easier. And it's fun.
Where can I work? What kind of salary and benefits can I expect?
Honestly, this varies with the school and the country in which you find yourself. Unfortunately, jobs in Western Europe are nearly impossible to obtain if you do not hold an EU passport. Even if you do, there is stiff competition for these jobs, which means that that schools feel less compelled to entice you with strong salaries/benefits and good working conditions. However, if you are willing to go further afield to places such as Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, you can generally expect the following:
A) Housing (either provided for you directly or through a housing allowance)
B) Competitive salary (most of which you can bank, depending on the country – I lived very well on 40% of my salary and saved the rest)
C) Round-trip airfare to your home country at the start and end of your contract for you and your dependents
D) Free or reduced tuition fees for your children
E) Funding for professional development and conferences (for example, in 2008 I was flown to Mumbai for a conference. The school covered airfare, hotel, conference fees, and all other costs)
E) Ample vacation time to travel (but expect to work your butt off during the school year itself – working abroad is not a vacation!)
These are the most common benefits. Depending on the school, you may also receive others such as free or subsidized daycare for children under school age, cafeteria lunches, stipends for extra-curricular activities such as coaching, and transportation to and from school.
What is the work environment like? What will be expected of me?
Again, this depends on the school. At a new school, you may arrive to an astronomical library budget, but nothing on the shelves. At an older school, you may find that no qualified librarian has been in the stacks for a long time. Most international schools, however, put a great deal of money into their libraries and into ensuring that students have access to the most up-to-date technology. Where I worked, all students from 6th-12th grades had Mac laptops, and I was given a laptop for my own use in the classroom. Generally, you can expect to teach library classes, assist students in locating resources, work closely with teachers to integrate information literacy into the curriculum, provide teachers with ideas about how to use the library, oversee library assistants, coordinate parent volunteers, organize extracurricular activities, maintain the collection and databases, shelve, weed, repair…in short, a little of everything!
What kind of challenges might I face?
I'm not going to lie: while international school life is cushy in some ways, it's extremely tough in others. Students are often trying to function academically in their second or third language, in a cultural environment that may be unfamiliar to them. Depending on how your host culture views libraries, you may have to put a lot of effort into creating the sort of library atmosphere you want. Parents may have unrealistic expectations of what you can provide. You will have to order and organize materials in languages you don't speak or even read. Your administration will work you hard. However, you will also receive incredible opportunities for professional development that you might never come across at home. You will be experiencing a new culture and way of life. If you are self-directed and motivated, you will go far. My amazing students made the challenges more than worth it, and I feel blessed to have had such a great experience working in South Korea.
Okay, you convinced me. How do I look for a job at an international school?
Many international schools do the majority of their recruiting at job fairs. Bear in mind that while these fairs are primarily aimed at teachers, schools will be looking to fill library vacancies as well. Be prepared to accept a job before you walk out of the fair – and not necessarily in the first country you had in mind, either! Here are the most popular fairs:
Queen's University Teachers' Overseas Recruiting Fair January 27-29, 2012, Kingston, Ontario.
University of Northern Iowa Overseas Recruiting Fair, February 3-5, 2012, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Search Associates: an international school placement service that holds its own fairs in cities across the world. This organization screens both jobseekers and schools in advance, so apply early if you would like to attend a fair through this organization.
Don't worry if you can't make it to a job fair! Many positions are posted on The International Educator, a great resource for any educator looking to work abroad. Most administrators are happy to interview candidates by phone or Skype. If you think you know what country you'd like to work in, just Google international schools in that country and contact them directly. That's how I got my job!
But I just finished library school and I have no work experience yet. Can I still find a job?
Absolutely. You may be accustomed to a tight North American job market where there are hundreds of applicants for a single position. But despite all the perks of international school life, the pool of qualified people willing to uproot themselves and move abroad is actually quite small. You will not be facing nearly the same amount of competition for positions as you would at home. Of course, you may not be able to walk immediately into the exact job you want, but if you are flexible and willing to head where the opportunities are, you'll soon have the work experience you need to get that dream job.
I was just offered what seems like a great job! But how do I know this school isn't sketchy?
While finding a job overseas can be a thrilling experience, don't get so caught up in the excitement that you forget to ask the important questions. International schools sometimes struggle to fill all their positions, which leads some to misrepresent themselves in an attempt to hire the best candidates. Don't just take an administrator's word for it; do your research! Ask to be put in touch with other faculty members who can give you an honest assessment of the school environment, housing, and amenities. If the administrator hesitates to do this for you, that may be a bad sign.
A good online resource is International Schools Review, a website where employees anonymously review their schools. Although you have to pay for membership, in my opinion the cost is well worth it. Pay closest attention to the most recent reviews, as the work climate at international schools can change quickly due to high staff turnover. Also, check your school's accreditations. Schools that have been accredited by external bodies such as the International Baccalaureate are usually more legitimate than those that haven't.
And of course, if you have a bad feeling about a particular school, it's best to go with your gut.
Working overseas was a fantastic experience that has shaped my life in ways I never could have expected. In fact, it was observing all the great things that my librarian colleagues at my international school got to do that inspired me to attend library school. I hope to find employment as a librarian at an international school in the future, and heartily recommend working abroad to anyone.
If you have any questions, feel free to e-mail me at lauramariesanders [at] gmail dot com, or contact me via Twitter at @laurainthelib.
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Great article! This sounds really interesting and like a lot of fun.
Another organization and one of the oldest is International School Service in Princeton, NJ They hold several fairs around the world including three in the U.S.
Do these International Schools require a teaching certificate? I just have the Masters in Library Science.
Hello Maureen,
I wouldn't worry. A lot of schools wouldn't even require you to have the MLIS. I don't think your lack of teaching certification will hinder you, especially since you have the relevant degree.
Interesting post. As a grad student approaching graduation, I'm interested to hear about more experiences related to public as opposed to school libraries. Is there the same demand?
That, I could not tell you. I think generally most public libraries in foreign countries would prefer to hire people domestically (I can't see any Korean public library, for example, ever having reason to hire a foreigner). Also, at international schools you wouldn't be required to speak the local language, but I find it highly unlikely that would be the case in a public library.
Thanks for the reply; I suspected that might be the case. Your post got me thinking, and an interesting alternative for public librarians might be a partnership with a sister library abroad. There are some major differences, obviously, but there seems to be a need for this type of partnership.
I'd be interested to hear about anyone's experience in this sort of collaboration.
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so I wouldn't have to have a teacher degree or Certificate at all in order to work at an international school as a librarian?
I have 4 years of experience working a student job in a college library and one year of volunteering in a HS library. No MLS, no additional library experience. Is that enough to work in an international school? Thanks!
Great posting. I am a recent MLIS grad and I had almost forgotten about International Schools (which is ironic since I attended one in Brazil) but came upon your posting during my search for a job. I am now looking into this as a great possibility for my future and hope that my previous experience attending an international school will help in the process. :)
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Thank you for posting this highly informative article. I can see I need to brush up on my research skills as I have been searching for overseas librarian positions for years and I didn't know about any of these resources. Good luck to everyone searching for an overseas position and I hope I am successful as well.
So nice .I jjust got a job of a Assistant. Librarian in an international school and I am bit nervous though I have a masters degree..
Great advice about the hidden secret of international schools! Starting your career at an international school is a wonderful way to kick-start your career and get valuable experience. It is certainly true that there are more teaching positions versus librarian positions at international schools (and all schools for that matter), but there are definitely opportunities at international schools around the world.
Go to The International Educator's (TIE) website at http://www.tieonline.com to find out what librarian positions are currently available at international schools around the world.
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Interesting post! I work as a kindergarten teacher at a Swiss IB/PYP school and I am pursuing my master's degree in instructional technology/ with a focus on the school library, eventually to work in a international school library. I have been teaching internationally for the past 10 years and found my first posting at the job fair in Iowa. Just one note, most schools, especially reputable ones, do expect you to be a certified teacher, and great schools expect at least a few years experience. However, if you start out at a smaller, newer, less established or newly accredited school, they may require less experience or fewer qualifications.
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Augustana has released its 2012-2013 Impact Report, an annual report of the state of the College and an honor roll of those who made gifts during the last fiscal year (August 1, 2012, through July 31, 2013).
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Students have been named to the Dean's List for the fall semester of the 2013-2014 academic year. The Dean's List recognizes full-time students who have a minimum of 12 credit hours with grade-point averages at 3.5 or above (on a 4.0 scale).
As we often say, Augustana alumni understand how to live a life of meaning and purpose. In this issue of The Augustana magazine, we feature some "faces" of our alumni who are doing just that – individuals who are living out their dreams and making a difference in the world through contributions in a variety of sectors.
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Augustana Men's Basketball Coach Tom Billeter closed out the 2013 calendar year on Saturday with a 77-55 win over Wayne State heading into the holiday break. The following story appears in the Sunday, Dec. 22, edition of the Argus Leader with his winning formula for the Vikings.
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In January, the world will be the classroom for 105 Augustana students who will spend time learning hands-on about the art, music, history and languages of 17 countries on five continents. These real-world courses are part of Augustana's January Interim, a four-week session designed for curricular exploration and enrichment
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Theres absolute freedom here to do what you think is right, explains Vladislav Delay, referring to his home on Hailuoto, a speck of an island off Finlands northern coast, in the frigid Gulf of Bothnia. Theres no scene to bother me, he adds, or to remind me of the mostly negative aspects of the music business.
Delay has always been a maverick artist. But after relocating to Hailuoto in 2008, what he calls absolute freedom has become the de facto muse guiding his music. On 2009s Tummaa, Delay cracked open ambient dubs hermetically sealed aesthetic and ushered in elements of jazz-fusion, free improv and industrial noise. Tummaa is dark, restless and challenging. Its also a stepping stone, one that leads directly to Vladislav Delay Quartet, the musicians most radical statement to date.
Though this absolute freedom is inextricably linked to the relative isolation of his Finnish home, Delays latest record is very much a product of collective participation and multiple locales. In Derek Shirley, Lucio Capece and Mika Vainio, Delay has found three musicians more than willing to translate such a nonnegotiable concept into sound. A balance is reached between individuality and the demands of the unit. This ensemble, says Shirley, functions as four individual and strong voices meeting together in the middle.
Before dropping needle to wax, its tempting to frame VDQ as an extension of the Moritz Von Oswald Trio, which Delay also participates in. After all, each one is an electro-acoustic ensemble led by one of ambient dubs most prominent architects. But as Delay is quick to point out, MVOT is Moritz's thing. I bring my sounds and percussion into what he has in mind. With Quartet, it is much more what I like and want to create.
Indeed, the albums opening salvo Minus Degrees, Bare Feet, Tickles is a commanding declaration of independence. Layered with murky static, churning woodwinds and bowed bass, the music is visceral and unsettling. It also has nothing to do with ambient, dub or the myriad micro-genres they have spawned. This is noise vital 21st-century electronic noise that cuts a sharp angle between Borbetomagus wicked maximalism and the wraith-like aggression coursing through black metals more drone-based manifestations.
That said, VDQ doesnt deal in sonic aggression, exclusively. By the records midpoint, the formidable scope of their work reveals itself in full. We cover various moods and atmospheres, from noise and hard stuff to ambient drone and a lot in between, explains Delay. I can't imagine having a solo album that goes all over the place, but with Quartet, it feels natural.
Shirley concurs, adding, Our combined musical influences are about as diverse as it gets. Tracks five and six prove his point, seeming like oceans apart from the opener. Spotlighting Capeces soaring, avian reed-work, Killing The Water Bed is a vaporous foray into avant-garde jazz; Presentiment is a deep liquid blues dripping suggestively from the celluloid of a long-forgotten sci-fi noir.
Vladislav Delay Quartets penultimate piece, Louhos (Finnish for quarry) is easily the records most brutal in terms of rhythm, volume and density. Recalling free jazz and heavy metals cacophonous flirtations in the late 1980s, the massive rock-beat anchoring the maelstrom swirling about it wouldnt feel out of place on Last Exits Iron Path or even Ground Zeros epic Consume Red. Eventually, clattering electronics, fuzz-spiked percussion and a scalding wash of reeds rise up. Obliterating all forward propulsion by tracks end, they leave a hazy cloud of reverb and feral cries in their wake.
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