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Marketing in the library
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One concern that has been mentioned in many of my classes is the lack of marketing about the library. Librarians and libraries perform vital services but many people are unaware of what these services are. This affects all kinds of libraries. One professor, who also worked at a public library, felt that outside of hardcore library patrons, most members of the community had no idea that the library provides services such as free internet access, medical reference and programming. Another professor talked about how City University of New York schools had been given a grant to create better reference resources for students. The result was a comprehensive group of online reference guides by subject and including links to encyclopedias, databases and journal articles. The problem? They weren't being used because very few students knew they existed; including almost everyone in my class, a reference class where we should be most informed about research resources.
As search engines and databases make it easier for users to answer reference questions on their own the way that librarians can stay relevant is to market the amazing work that they do. But what are effective ways to do that?
- Thinking like a business- Though librarians and libraries perform services for the public at no cost, my public library professor suggested that libraries, especially public libraries, start thinking more like a business. He paraphrased another professor in saying libraries could increase their number of patrons by being open longer. Bookstores like Barnes and Noble are open until 9:00 PM so that customers are able to stop by after work. Most libraries however, are usually only open until 5:00 or 6:00 and paradoxically cutting library hours seems to be the first cost saving measure that many libraries take. Librarians can also meet patrons where they usually spend time, for example opening library branches in malls and other retail outlets to increase visibility in a community.
- Embedded librarians- Where libraries in shopping malls create better visibility for public library services, embedded librarians create better visibility for academic library services. Embedded librarianship and online reference resources allow librarians to leave the library and go to places where students work, to introduce research strategies and resources. Three out of four classes I have taken in my LIS program have been at a computer lab and this is where I do most of my research for assignments. This has made me see the value in having librarians available in spaces like these, outside the traditional domain of a librarian.
- Blogs- You do not have to look very far to find blogs written by librarians about the great work they are doing. Just take a look here. These blogs give librarians an opportunity to promote the work they are doing and share ideas with other librarians. Though librarianship is not always thought to be the flashiest of professions, blogs give us a chance to showcase the innovative work we do and advertise this to others.
- Twitter- Beginning my LIS program, I was anti-Twitter, believing that a 140 character tweet was doing the exact opposite of what I wanted to do; encouraging patrons to read and love books. My attitude changed when all my classes stressed the importance of social media and Web 2.0 to librarians. I decided to open my own account, which gave me information about many opportunities, including the opportunity to be a Hack Library School blogger, that I wouldn't have known about otherwise. One of my favorite twitter feeds is that of the New York Public Library. The NYPL tweets an interesting or thought provoking line from a book, well-known or obscure, with no title or author information. The link at the end of the tweet brings the user directly to the catalog where the reader can find out more information about the book and can request it to be held at any of the branch locations. These tweets recommend good books and encourage patrons to visit their physical library branch in a few short lines.
This list leaves many holes, including how to market the library to those who have never used it. Chances are users who are following library twitter accounts and reading librarian blogs are not first time library users. In our LIS programs we have the unique opportunity to share and discuss marketing idea that work in libraries, so what has worked for you?
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Annie Pho says:
I really liked the idea of the Geek the Library Campaign. Putting up billboards, taking out radio ads, and handing out flyers in your local community is a great way to get the word out about your services. I recently read a study that OCLC did to see if the campaign actually helped and it did!
I also like the idea of libraries going out to farmers markets and other community events where they can also promote their services. Public libraries are pretty good at this, but academic libraries have to market themselves differently on campus. My university library recently has been trying to make connections with its students by doing fun events as a way to promote services and the idea of the library as a social space.
I would definitely be interested to hear more about what your university library has done. Academic libraries seems like a great place to promote the work librarians can do. I laugh when I think back on my undergraduate experience and how many research papers I wrote without really being aware that librarians could provide research help for me.
Michael Henry Starks says:
After a 25-year career in marketing and communications at IBM, I'm in my last semester of SLIS at Indiana University (with Annie Pho!). The ideas suggested by cadill08 and Annie are all very good and might make a difference. Or they might not.
I find that many librarians and library school students think of marketing as a process of pushing information at the public. Actually, successful marketing that's done as a business would do it starts with understanding the people you seek to serve. How do they live? What do they worry about? What do they like to do? Where are they in their lives in terms of age, career and family? Understand all that and more and you'll be ready for the second stage of marketing: Defining the needs and "wants" of the people you want to serve, and then applying that knowledge to the design and delivery of library services. Once you can make direct connections between the traits, needs and desires of your market on one hand and the characteristics of your service offerings on the other, then you're almost ready to talk to people about what the library offers. First, make sure you plan how you're going to measure your marketing effort so you'll know how well it's working.
Like Annie, I also like the Geek the Library campaign. I think you'll find that it works because the people behind it started with an understanding of their target audience and only then figured out what to say, how to say it and where to say it.
There are libraries and librarians who get marketing. Topeka & Shawnee County PL and Columbus Metropolitan Library come to mind. Look at what Gina Millsap's team in Topeka did with market-segmentation research to understand their market of active patrons as well as under-served and unserved populations — knowledge that they used to inform their strategic planning process.
I look forward to the day — very soon, I hope — when marketing like that is being taught in library school. I think understanding marketing is at least as important as understanding information technology for librarians who want to influence the future of our profession.
Thank you for this thoughtful comment. I have no formal experience in marketing so it was really interesting to read your ideas about working in the field. I like the reminder to consider the traits, needs and desires of our market. I've noticed with things like library programming, it's easy to assume what patrons will be interested in instead of evaluating what their needs and wants actually are. I also like the idea of marketing as a class in library school because it does seem like such an important aspect of every librarian's job.
Zack Frazier says:
I would caution thinking like business. Business in distress often wind up cutting on the human resource side (like hours) and spending more on marketing. Trust me, I worked at Borders and hours were one of the first things to go. Also I think that business speak and metric based thinking creep harm our profession.
Libraries need to use a variety of tools to connect with patrons. Librarians also need to realize that the practice of marketing is more than just the tools of marketing. We need to be good at it. Thankfully, next gen librarians have brought a lot of creativity into the profession, and it's helped libraries a lot. It's been this effective application of marketing tools through creative authentic engagement which has really provided several rays of light for the future of libraries.
If I had to choose one area where libraries can effectively market to patrons, its our websites. They need to be professional. Many libraries have realized this, but we need to understand that in addition to being pretty library websites need to drive patrons to our services. Amazon wouldn't change their user interface if it didn't drive people to different content areas. Effective web design means making sure that users become patrons.
I also think we need to realize that we don't need 100% penetration. One reason why librarians have been worried about marketing is that our institutions are under threat, addressing the processes and reasons behind this is the key both to reaching patrons and to preserving our institutions. Getting of Facebook was great, but librarians have been leaders in social media for almost a decade and it hasn't helped our budgets, or our sense of professional security. Clearly marketing is part of the solution, but it's not a silver bullet that will save us.
Michael Henry Starks says:
Excellent comment. I couldn't agree more that marketing is only part of the solution, not a silver bullet.
Though it was a hard realization, I agree that libraries don't have to focus their marketing on 100 percent of the population. Just like anything else, no matter how well a library is marketed some people just won't be interested in what a library has to offer. It seems to be more important to reach those people who would benefit from the services of a library, but don't know what they are. I guess it is a question of figuring out who these people are. I too am excited to see all the exciting and creative things librarians will come up with using social media and other marketing tools.
blazingbrilliantcolors says:
I really love this! Seeing how much libraries have been ignored over the years has really upset me. Yet their services aren't marketed and the hours are awful. I wanted to go to the library tonight, but it closed at 5. The Barnes and Noble almost across the street from the library is still open.
I like the mall idea – but I wouldn't want to see it carried too far. If libraries and librarians cater too much to the market we will end up losing valuable library materials to spend more on whatever the fad of the day is. It needs to be a balance between crafty marketing, and a respect for the library as a library.
Sara B says:
I have actually seen some of what is suggested here in the King County Library system in the Seattle area (actually outside of Seattle since Seattle has the Seattle Public Library system).
In some of the malls in the area I have actually seen branch libraries (a lot of them are actually in malls that also have bookstores). Now these branches are not large, but they do have small sitting areas, computers, magazines & newspapers. I'm sure you could also get items shipped to these branches from others and put on hold for you. Going shopping at the mall? Why not pick up some library books too.
Also KCLS has started a campaign paired with the local bus system. The ads on the buses encourage people to read while taking public transport. I really enjoy these ads since they are actually encouraging several things: taking time to read, visiting the library, and taking advantage of public transportation.
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KCLS is definitely a case study in how to do library marketing.
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Laura Sanders says:
Great post! I've been thinking about this a lot lately. Because the various libraries in Montreal aren't interconnected the way they are in some cities (ie. you have to do an interlibrary loan just to borrow a book from a library the next neighbourhood over), I haven't had much reason to go to any public library other than the one I work at. However, recently the largest library in the city, Library and Archives Quebec, hosted a massive manga exhibition and party as part of Montreal's Nuit Blanche event (where museums, indie movie theatres, and other venues stay open all night for free). It was their first time participating, and I was so impressed. The exhibition was fantastic and it drew hundreds upon hundreds of people: http://manga.banq.qc.ca/en/nuit-blanche.html. They served Japanese tea, had a lecture on haikus, demonstrated Japanese calligraphy, did a puppet show on the history of Japan, served free sushi, and had a cosplay ball at the end of the night. It was a great way for the library to make itself more visible to its community.
I love that idea. That sounds like an amazing event and a great way to increase library visability and usage!
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Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by Frankalo Beautiful hotel and beautiful view to the ocean Nice Hotel, and beautiful view to the ocean, to the modern city and old Panama! 14 January 2014
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by LisaJ50 Beautiful Views& Wonderful Service! View is wonderful. Room very clean and comfortable. Executive lounge is great. Loved overall experience from a business travelers perspective. 29 December 2013
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 Great location, wonderful view, nice staff and great room As a Royal Ambassador, I stay at many InterContinental hotels each with memorable experiences unique amenities. This Miramar location is superb. It is in between the old city and the business district yet overlooks the water and approaching vessels heading towards the canal. The suite was the best one I've experienced thus far in intercontinental. Very spacious and comfortable. Robert, the gentlemen running the club during the cocktail hour is on top of his game. 21 December 2013
Rated 3.0 out of 5.0 by Oshkosh105 Mixed Feelings My friend and I had two separate one night stays at the hotel with very different experiences both times. The first night I received my requested upgrade and everything was in very nice order. We were able to claim our drink certificates and the room was dated, but still very nice with a beautiful view! The second night, the service was not of the same caliber. We were told that the upgrade we requested was completely sold out, although it was evident on the website that there were still many suites for sale, including 5 of the requested type. I called downstairs at the end of the day to see if they would move us, but they did not. I also had to wait on the phone for at least 2 minutes for someone at the front desk to answer, something I would expect to be answered immediately at a 4-5 star hotel. We also wanted to use our drink certificates but the bar closed early and we had to leave for the airport early in the morning, so they went unused. The updated rooms on upper floors look nice, but we were disappointed in the build quality. Our room had two bathrooms and both of the toilet paper dispensers came directly out of the wall due to not being installed correctly. The morning breakfast in the Club room was nice bet very small, so be prepared to go out to eat another meal. We also received a wonderful dinner recommendation for typical Panamanian food that was just superb. We feel like the price we paid (deep discount sale) was certainly worth the view and privacy, but looking at the average rates, we cannot say that it would be worth the typical asking price. 14 November 2013
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TROWBRIDGE & DISTRICT LEAGUE DIVISION ONE: Bradford rock title hopefuls Westbury
1:30pm Monday 2nd December 2013 in Football
ANTHONY Ottaviano's Bradford United side have been playing their best football for many years and are currently enjoying a purple patch.
Their 5-1 win away at Westbury United Reserves was their outstanding result of the season to date in Division One of the Trowbridge Windows & Conservatories Trowbridge & District League.
Bradford's opening goal may not have been the best they have scored this term, but Phil Little made the most of sloppy defending from Westbury to scramble the ball home for 1-0.
Richie Bliha will claim Bradford's second but it owed much to a mistake from keeper Jack Sully who carried his free kick into his own net which gave the visitors to Meadow Lane a 2-0 interval lead.
Marc Lanfear reduced the deficit for Westbury with a blistering drive from 20 yards out but his 16th goal of the season was just a consolation as Bradford reclaimed their two-goal advantage when Bliha linked up with Mitchell Hamber, who set up Phil Little to lash home his second and his team's third.
Westbury then had Jon Price sent off and things went from bad to worse for the Meadow Lane club as a simple tap-in from Tom Bouquet increased Bradford's lead before a superbly-finished lobbed effort from Little.
Calne Eagles 0 Warminster Town Reserves 3
IN-FORM Warminster Town Reserves, who have now only lost once in their last six matches, climbed up to seventh place with a hard-fought 3-0 win against Calne Eagles.
Calne performed well in the first half, and their accurate passing made them by far the better side for the opening 20 minutes.
But after conceding two soft goals, they were made to rue missing several good chances to score. Calne's Rhys Ellis twice went close with good shots and Brett Cullen hit the post with a header from a Danny Thompson corner.
However, against the run of play Warminster took the lead, when Calne's Jake Goodwin felled Scott Jones just inside the penalty area, which allowed James Collett to open the scoring from the spot.
Calne continued to play well and were unlucky not to equalise when recent signing Leigh Haines crashed a superb shot against the crossbar and Rhys Ellis headed the rebound just wide of the post. Calne's spirit was crushed after 34 minutes when skilful winger James Lindsay was allowed too much space in the box and found the bottom corner of the goal with a well-executed shot.
Early in the second half, Warminster settled the contest with a superb goal. Excellent hold-up play from striker Scott Jones set-up veteran midfielder Steve Perkins who fired home an unstoppable daisy-cutter from 25 yards out.
In the remainder of the game, both teams cancelled each other out. Warminster midfielder Luke Love went closest to adding to the score, but he was denied by a great stop from Calne keeper Andy Windsor.
Castle Combe 2 Trowbridge Wanderers 0
WHEN Trowbridge Wanderers kicked off their campaign with a 3-2 triumph over Castle Combe, there was talk of a return to the glory days of 2012 that saw Dan Mercer guide Wanderers to the first division title.
However since that opening day win Wanderers have managed just one point from a possible 30 leaving them floundering at the foot of the table and their demise continued as Combe avenged their earlier loss thanks to a 2-0 win that eased their own relegation worries.
Jamal Chevello scored in the first half with Ryan Slater sealing victory on 75 minutes.
Freshford United 3 Semington Magpies 3
AN IN-FORM Semington Magpies side, who inflicted leaders North Bradley with their first defeat of the season, travelled to title hopefuls Freshford United hoping cause another upset.
Ricky King's Magpies side, who had already suffered a Junior Cup loss to Chris Birleson's side, may not have got the victory they were after but a 3-3 draw saw them extend their unbeaten run to seven matches as they upset the apple cart for a second week running.
Magpies went 1-0 up after 15 minutes when Marc Scammell headed in at the far post, Tom Ferris got Freshford back on level terms and Mark Gerrish gave a 2-1 interval lead.
Early in the second half parity was restored when Rich Allum scored from a simple tap in after a great run from Sam Malone. Jon McChesney then put Magpies 3-2 with the goal of the game rifling home from 18 yards off the under side of the bar.
Semington looked all set to ruffle the features of another title chasing side but they were unable to hold on for victory as Tom Rooney fashioned an equaliser to earn Freshford their share of the spoils.
Steeple Ashton 0 The Lamb FC 3
LAST term's respective Division Two winners and runners up The Lamb FC and Steeple Ashton met for the second time this term and, having won the reverse fixture 1-0 thanks to a Sam Stevens goal, Lamb would have been confident of completing a double over Neil Taylor's side which thanks to a dominant second-half showing they did.
Dean Coles was Lamb's hat-trick hero, his first come on 57 minutes when he managed to break the deadlock following a goalless first half.
His second arrived on 70 minutes and he completed his three-timer and wrapped up his team's first win in four outings with his third 15 minutes from time.
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An Australian company is rewarding women who go back to work after maternity leave.One of Australia's largest companies is making it easier for new parents to juggle work and family: Starting this week, new moms who return to work at the Insurance Australia Group (IAG) will get double pay for their first six weeks back after maternity leave.
"Yes it's generous, but we're a business and it is about making sure we get quality people coming back to us," IAG chief executive Mike Wilkins told the Sydney Morning Herald.
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IAG already offers one of the most generous maternity leave policies in the industry -- 14 weeks of paid time off after giving birth or adopting a child. Their six-week "welcome back bonus" is on top of that -- and in addition to an Australian government policy that gives new parents up to 18 weeks pay at minimum wage or a $5,400 "Baby Bonus" per child, whichever is greater.
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More than half of IAG's 10,000 employees are women, the International Business Times reported, and 500 to 600 IAG employees go on maternity leave each year. The company's goal is to have one third of all senior management positions filled by women by 2015, Wilkins said, adding that he thinks the welcome back bonus "will help us achieve that, by really ensuring we are an employer of choice for mothers and families."
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An Australian company is rewarding women who go back to work after maternity leave.One of Australia's largest companies is making it easier for new parents to juggle work and family: Starting this week, new moms who return to work at the Insurance Australia Group (IAG) will get double pay for their first six weeks back after maternity leave.


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This 1928 Detroit neighborhood house was built to resemble a Japanese outdoor garden theater. The theater was opened by the Kunsky chain on January 27, 1928, with a seating capacity of 2,051. It was purchased by the Goldberg family in 1931 as part of their Community Theaters circuit.
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Built on 26 acres/11 hectares of stunning Capability Brown-landscaped grounds, Stoke Place is an enchanting luxury boutique hotel featuring individually shaped guestrooms that blend the best of traditional and contemporary design. Whether you enjoy the holistic gym, Stoke Place's award-winning restaurant, or simply a picnic by the lake, every detail is in place to guarantee a wonderful experience in what was once a privately owned aristocratic home.
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Texas native Kendra Scott designs colorful, boastful jewelry. I love her unique designs and her cute SoCo boutique! It's a fun place to shop, and you can design your own pieces as well!
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ADHD is a behavior disorder marked by inattention, impulsivity, and, in some cases, hyperactivity.
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January 13, 2012
On the Taliban's nonchalant reaction to a video recording of U.S. soldiers urinating on dead Taliban fighters…
The Taliban says, that that tape, is not going to hurt anything. "We're not bothered by that." What does that tell you? … It tells us that they're winning, and they're close, and if they start raising hell about this it's going to delay the ultimate [triumph]… Taliban must think they're close to winning. Taliban must think they're pretty close to taking over Afghanistan. There are peace talks going on. And the Taliban must think that we're pretty close to surrendering it to 'em and getting out. And they don't want this to come along and stop that process and delay it.
March 21, 2011
Mark Davis is guest-hosting for Rush... On the motives behind a muscular American foreign policy...
I'm sick to death of "Oh we can't go in and look like we're trying to impose an American solution. We can't look, oh you know heavy-handed. We can't look, you know, colonial." Did we make Iraq the 51st state? Did I miss something? Hasn't that lie been told? Hasn't that myth been exploded? You know we tried to get Afghanistan to apply as a protectorate of the United States... we are not trying to take these countries, we're not trying to take their oil, we're not trying to run their lives. We're trying to level the playing field, we've gotta level a lot of things before we level that playing field, we're trying to literally level the landscape that contains Al Qaeda, the Taliban, or whoever else we're trying to get rid of. We have to actually kill people and break things. It's a war. It's a war. And we have to do that. Our goal is to set up a resulting landscape in which the surviving population – hopefully the vast majority of them – can look around and go, "Wow, now our future is our own. Now we can actually create for ourselves, the country where we can elect our own leaders, draft our own constitution, have our own laws." And hopefully enjoying those freedoms creates populations that are less likely to want to kill us.


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Virnie Ismail is a beautiful and sexy girl from Bandung who got famous after appeared in Comedy Show Extravaganza aired on Trans TV. The show Extravaganza really got succeed because the funny and creative comedian like Mieke Amalia, VJ Cathy, Tike Priatna Kusuma, Tora Sudiro, and also Virnie Ismail.
Virnie Ismail alo starred in several Indonesia Sinetron such as Babe, Bulan Berkaca, Kabut Sutra Ungu, Si Toloy serta Jaka Gledek. In Film industry, Virnie Ismail had starred in Rembulan Di Ujung Dahan (2002) with actress Ira Wibowo, and Koper with Anjasmara, Maya Hasan, and Djenar Maesa Ayu.
Although Virnie Ismail always said to be lucky to have such a sexy body and beautiful face, but her love story didn't end sweet like her face. Virnie Ismail ever gossiped with several actor or businessman like Surya Saputra, Aldi Bragi, but the lucky man now is Ferry Indra Yudha. Ferry and Virnie relationship can be said will be going to marriage in 2010.
Virnie Ismail hot and sexy performance also can be watched on Talk Show "Bedagang" aired on Trans 7 every monday till Friday on 11.30 PM. She hosts the show together with Ilow Ismail.


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Top 12 prospects for 2012: #11-12
Welcome to the first installment of the top prospects list. Today, we'll start with numbers 11 and 12. 11. Michael Fulmer- P HEIGHT: 6'3" WEIGHT: 200 THROWS: R BATS: R BORN: 3/15/1993 COLLEGE: none ACQUIRED: 44th pick (1st round) of 2011 Draft The Mets used their 2011 supplemental round draft pick to select a right-hander out of I don't know very… Read more →


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Expensive but excellent! – This is a pretty pricey resturaunt but worth every penny. The atmosphere is classy and the wait staff is excellent. The food is top notch and you can find both classic items (steak fish etc...) and very contemporary item such as duck rolls (not to be missed)
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1004136 wrote:This can happen, espeically at weekends.
Hi Mathew,
Even I have a CertView account and I had created this account after I had qualified for the OCPJP 6 (last year) and was able to see my exam results for the OCPJP6 certification after a couple of days.And yesterday, the certification I appeared for had the same Oracle TestingId.
On calling the test center, they told me that theres some backend issue from the Oracle ,I am not sure how true is that.
I guess the Pearson VUE doesn't show the exam results ?You guess correctly. The only place that you can view the results is Certview. If, as it seems from the various posts, Certview has had a hiccup, then you will need to wait until Oracle resolves the issue. They will. Your scores will become available. I can't say when because I have nothing to do with it.


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Department of Human Resources
Welcome to the Fairfax County Department of Human Resources.
Our Mission: To demonstrate excellence and leadership by providing proactive, innovative, and efficient human resources solutions that ensure a high performance workforce.
Fairfax County Government is an Equal Opportunity Employer that does not discriminate on basis of race, color, sex, creed, religion, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, veterans' status or disabled veterans' status. Reasonable accommodations are available to persons with disabilities during application and/or interview processes, per the Americans with Disabilities Act. Contact 703-324-4900 (TTY 703-222-7314) for assistance. Minorities and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
New County Job Application System is Online
As of Monday, March 3, Fairfax County has begun using a new online job application system. This system is tailored for local and state governments and is used by over 1,200 public sector organizations. It is connected with the nationally recognized website, GovernmentJobs.com.
Job seekers are now able to:
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A California man has started a company offering a special identity card for people who write a lot of online reviews.
The idea is that a prolific online reviewer would present the card to, say, a waiter as a way of letting the restaurant know that he plans on writing a review on Yelp or a similar service. This way the reviewer will be able to "get the service you deserve," according to the founder of ReviewerCard, Brad Newman.
David Lazarus at the L.A. Times points out that this sounds a bit like a shakedown. Restaurants, hotels, hair salons will feel extorted into providing better service to card holders for fear of receiving a bad review.
This, indeed, seems to be the selling point of ReviewerCard. (Did I mention it will cost you $100?)
From the L.A. Times:
Newman provided examples of the ReviewerCard in action. He told me about the time he visited a hotel in Geneva where a room typically costs about 400 euros a night, or roughly $500 at the time.
"I took out my card and asked if I could pay 200 euros," Newman said. "In return, I would write a great review on TripAdvisor. The woman at the hotel immediately said yes. It was a win-win for both of us."
Newman also relates a time he was able to skip a long line at a Chicago restaurant after he displayed his card.
Lazarus's main concern is with the unfairness of this situation. Non-card holders will lose out if card holders are allowed to cut ahead of them. Businesses will be pressured into providing discounts. And services like Yelp will see their platforms monetized by their reviewers (that, by the way, seems more like a feature than a bug to me). He worries that readers of reviews will not know that the reviewer wrote a glowing review in exchange for a discount or preferential treatment.
The last point comes close to the deeper problem with the ReviewerCard: even apart from the integrity problem of undisclosed incentives for writing positive reviews, the card undermines the utility of online reviews. Reviews of services and restaurants are only useful to consumers if they reflect what an ordinary consumer might expect when he purchases a service or eats at a restaurant. A review that reflects a privileged experience is useless to almost everyone—except perhaps other ReviewerCard holders.
The danger of differential service is why restaurant reviewers often go through great pains to be anonymous while movie reviewers do not. Both food critics and film critics are basically answering the same question for readers: will I enjoy this experience? But they operate very differently. Food critics sneak around, hide their identities, try to avoid being noticed by the staff. Film critics, on the other hand, attend exclusive advanced screenings and make no attempt to hide their identities. Why?
Because a movie reviewer doesn't need to worry that his access to a screening will mean that he will be shown a different film than what the general audience will see. (Although he may still face pressure to corrupt his review for fear of not being invited to future screenings.) The studio is showing a completed version of the film. The critic is just reporting on what the audience can expect to see.
A restaurant reviewer who is identified by the subject of his review will not be able to confidently tell readers what their experience will be like at the restaurant. The restaurant will take extra-care with the service provided and the dishes served. Even things such as adjusting the seating to give the reviewer the best seat in the house may affect the quality of the experience.
The strength of online reviews by ordinary people is that they can convey ordinary experience very well. There's no danger that a restaurant is giving the reviewer a privileged experience because the reviewer is just an ordinary customer with a Yelp account.
At the very least, online ethics should require that ReviewerCard holders disclose their status. That way readers will know that the experience described by the cardholder may be substantially better than the one they can expect to receive.
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Recent fires in Gloversville and Johnstown were the result of juvenile fire setting. Far too often, our Glove Citues fire departments battle fires that are started by children. These fires need to be prevented.
One of the leading causes of residential fire deaths and injuries for children younger than the age of 10 is playing with a heat source, such as matches and lighters. Each year, nationwide, hundreds of fires are set by children who are responsible for hundreds of deaths, thousands of injuries and millions of dollars in property damage. While curiosity with fire may seem like natural exploration, fires set by children are dangerous and deadly. Fire setting may be a symptom of a problem that is manifested through stress and crisis in children's lives, a cry for help, thrill seeking, a willful intent to cause destruction or by those who suffer from mental or emotional problems. Parents, caregivers and educators must assist with avoiding tragedy by preventing children from starting fires. Ways to help do this include:
Both fire departments offer juvenile intervention education. If assistance is needed for a child who is misusing fire, or if there are questions or concerns, call the Gloversville Fire Department at 725-3124 or Johnstown Fire Department at 736-4079.
BETH WHITMAN-PUTNAM, Gloversville fire chief, and
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This is It! GOOOO ENNIS! Break 7000!!!
Prediction: There will be tears!!
Idiots on BBC showing a fluff piece whilst Ennis being introduced to the crowd and all they say is 'you've missed the biggest cheer of the night'. So why didn't they show it
Anyways - GO JESSICA!!!!!
Dont Hate! Gyrate!
YYYYYYEEEEEESSSSSSS - fantastic run by Jessica and she wins in style
OMG and Greg Rutherford just jumped 8.31
Dont Hate! Gyrate!
And a GB long jumper is currently leading the competition
So happy
BBC: Tears of joy for Jessica Ennis! (told ya told ya)
Ohhh mann 6955, 45 points off 7000. So close!
It's lovely how all the heptathletes are doing a lap of honour
Dont Hate! Gyrate!
And now Mo Farrah goes in the 10K.
Are we going to win the long jump too? ... and maybe even the 10k?!
NBC live now for the 10k. Too bad they can't comment on the amazing athmosphere after Jess's win.
NBC showing Mo live and even had Mo fluff!!! I love the neon yellow shoes; they show up really well against the track.
Damn, there are a lot of people in this final. Love the uber dramatikkk music; it's very space opera-y.
"The practice of sport is a human right. Every individual must have the possibility of practicing sport, without discrimination of any kind and in the Olympic spirit, which requires mutual understanding with a spirit of friendship, solidarity and fair play." Olympic Charter
Go Mo! Go Bekele!
Greg Rutherford has gold in the long jump for team GB
And greg is the new olympic champion!!! Come on break another record Greg!!!


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i went here on aug 15 around 7 and i got the shrimp and crab spring rolls. they were ok but not the best. it was ust boring. the only thing i liked was the coffee bar. the latte…
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In ShortEstablished in 1939, this fast-food restaurant still makes its legendary fried chicken with the closely guarded blend of 11 herbs and spices originally created by founder…
8250 Ogontz Ave, Wyncote
In Short With a visit to this popular fast food chain, it's nearly impossible to resist the devilishly tantalizing sight of thickly iced and lavishly decorated pastries coupled…
109 Greenwood Ave, Wyncote
This "corner deli" offers a diverse menu at good prices. Steaks or burgers are served hot off the grill; fresh salads are prepared on the spot. Grilled chicken salad is a…
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8162 Ogontz Ave, Wyncote
This place uses dirty bait and switch tacticsThey heavily advertise all you can eat CRAB LEGS (see photos). However, without your knowledge, If you love crab…
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After the conclusion of the Para-Swimming European trials in Glasgow, British Swimming today announced that Ellie Simmonds and James Hollis have been selected to represent Great Britain at the IPC European Championships in Eindhoven. The will be
On the final night of the British Para Championships in Glasgow, Ellie Simmonds continued to impress in her 10th swim of the week. Ellie posted a time of 5:26.52 in the women's 400m free; scoring 934 points
On the third night of the British Para-Swimming European trials in Glasgow, James Hollis set a British European Qualifying time in the men's 100m fly. Four weeks prior to the trials, James had an unfortunate
On the second evening of the British Para-Swimming trials in Glasgow, Ellie Simmonds produces a fine swim in the final of the women's 200IM securing a second European Qualifying time. Ellie competing in the A
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British Trials now finished, team announcement in next few days @EllieSimmonds1 now heads off to Berlin with @britishswimming German internl
Michael Jones finishes his week off with an improved swim in the 400m free final. Mike finished in 6th place in 5:01.23 #improving
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I always get a little nervous when I work with an ingredient for the first time, but this weekend, I decided to take on the challenge of jicama to serve at my South American dinner party. I've enjoyed jicama at several Mexican restaurants before, but I have never cooked with it myself….until now! To be honest, I didn't even really know what jicama was until it I was getting ready to cut into and realized I should probably Google this information before hacking into it.
Could I eat the skin? Would there be a pit or seed in the center? Heck, was this thing in my hand a fruit or a veggie for goodness sake?!?!
Turns out, jicama is a kind of Mexican root vegetable that grows on vines and is part of the legume family. It is very low in calories and has several health benefits: it is high in fiber, anti-oxidants, inulin, potassium, and other vitamins.
I decided to prepare a simple Jicama, Cilantro, and Pineapple Salad with Fresh Lime Juice and Serrano Chilis. This salad is spicy, tangy, and sweet all at the same time, and surprisingly it turned out to be one of my favorite dishes at my dinner party. I even ate it for breakfast with my omelet the following morning!
Ohhh…..there is no pit/seed and you want to peel that skin off (thank you Google!).
{ Ingredients }
- 1 jicama, peeled and chopped into match sticks
- 1 1/2 cups of pineapple, cut into chunks (I used fresh)
- 1 serrano chili, minced (remove the seeds first to make less spicy)
- 1/4 cup cilantro, roughly chopped
- 1 lime, juiced
- 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon of kosher salt
{ To Make the Salad }
Combine the jicama, pineapple, and serrano chili in a mixing bowl. Add the lime juice and cilantro and toss to mix well. Add the kosher salt to taste. Allow to sit for 15 minutes for the flavors to develop and then serve!


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NICE to help NHS improve standards on child sedation
New advice is being developed to improve NHS standards on sedating anxious young patients. There is currently no national guidance, which means those aged 19 and under who need sedation before a therapeutic or diagnostic procedure might be given drugs that may be ineffective or unsafe.
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has today (17 May) published draft recommendations for the NHS on the safe and effective use of sedation for children and young people aged up to 19 years. These are now open for consultation with final guidance to be published towards the end of the year.
Dr Fergus Macbeth, Director of the Centre for Clinical Practice at NICE, said: "This guideline focuses on how best to sedate young people who need a diagnostic test, like a biopsy or MRI scan, or a therapeutic procedure such as correcting a dislocated joint. It's also relevant for dentists who need to sedate anxious patients.
"The NHS uses numerous sedation techniques but there's little guidance on which are most effective and what resources are needed to administer them safely. This guideline, once published, will promote best practice on the use of sedation techniques and standardise the level of care children, young people and their families can expect from the NHS."
Around 2 million children and young people visit hospital A&E departments every year due to accidental injuries[i] and many will need to undergo procedures where sedation is required. It can also be useful in preventing the patient moving during diagnostic tests such as scans. Unlike adults, many youngsters may require sedation for these procedures as they may not understand the need to keep still, or could find them frightening, or the child may be too ill, in pain or have behavioural problems.
Dr Macbeth added: "Sedation can play an important role in helping alleviate anxiety or pain, which is why it's vital that techniques are administered correctly. Unsuccessful sedation can be very traumatic for the child and if the dosage of a drug is too great, it can lead to breathing difficulties which may result in brain injury or even death."
The guideline makes a series of recommendations for hospitals and primary care settings on the use of sedation techniques. The draft recommendations are available for consultation. All comments must be received by 12 July 2010.
[i] Audit Commission / Healthcare Commission (2007) Better safe than sorry: preventing unintentional injury to children. London: Audit Commission
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Should societies confront the legacies of past human rights abuse or atrocity? If so, how? What policy options are open to successor regimes during a post-transition or post-conflict period? How do these policy options relate to broader goals, such as peace, stability, or democracy? This course seeks to answer these questions. This course begins with an exploration of why, or even if, societies should confront past human rights abuse and atrocity. Drawing on film and literature, as well as accounts by victims and arguments by victim movements, the course examines arguments about justice and democracy-building that have been advanced to support the field of transitional justice. The course then examines the main strategies that have emerged for an engagement with the past. These include (1) prosecuting the offenders, from Germany's Adolf Eichmann, to Chile's General Pinochet, to Iraq's Saddam Hussein, including through international tribunals or "hybrid" (mixed) tribunals such as the Khmer Rouge Tribunal in Cambodia; (2) developing truth commissions (such as in Chile, South Africa, Peru, and Sierra Leone), or other (e.g. non-offciial) forms of truth-telling; (3) establishing reparations programs (including the possibility of reparations for slavery in the USA); (4) launching of larger-scale institutional reforms (such as police reform or security sector reform in countries such as Northern Ireland, East Germany, and Iraq); and (5) the building of memorials and recapturing public spaces to create social dialogue (in Argentina, Cambodia, East Timor). The theme of "reconciliation" will also be discussed throughout the course.
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967 Atlantic Blvd, Atlantic Beach, FL | Directions 3223330.325729 -81.410748
Mon. CLOSED;Tue. - Sun. 4pm - 12pm
Neighborhoods: Beaches, Atlantic Beaches
Culhane's Best Irish Pub In Town – This is the best place to hang out with friends, meet new friends, listen to great music, have awesome food and cold beer.
best food ever!! – The most wonderfu;l food at a great price!!! The fish and chips are awesome- Fresh Boston cod: they literally have the fish delivered from Boston every two days!! I rate this pub authentic and a true ten!!
Authentic Irish pub, SO awesome. – Not to many places you can get authentic irish food and drinks in Jacksonville, and thats exactly what you get at Culhaine's! Not only are the portions hearty, but so tasty you'll feel like your eating a home cooked meal!
Great neighborhood bar/restuarant – When in the Atlantic Beach area I always stop into Culhanes, whether it's just for a couple of pints and good conversation, or a full night out for dinner. The girls(owners) always remember my name and have a smile on their face. Guinness on tap is fabulous and I've never been disappointed with any food item, and I think I may have had them all. I would highly recommend stopping in and making yourself at home.
Irish Hospitality at its Best! – Culhane's is a great place for celebrating events, the family owned restaurant/bar provides a personal feel by making sure all are welcome and having fun! Free meals are standard practice to all birthday boys and girls (I was given a free shot on my birthday by the friendly bartender too!).
All the people who came had a blast eating in the authentic dining booths seated at large pub style carved wooden tables and chairs. The food is the best! Excellent slow cooked stews and corned beef, also lite menu available for the shy. Always live music and bands make the bar side of the restaurant a great and easy place to migrate after dinner to keep the night going without worrying about driving.
Need I say more? Ok... Great service too.
Phenomenal Atmosphere with Delectable Entrees – I recently brought my family into experience Culhanes Irish Pub after seeing their feature on Food Networks Diners Drive Ins and Dives. I have to say, the service was impeccable and on par with the quality of our meals. The Shannon Salmon, by far has to be one of the best seafood dishes I've eaten at the beaches recently. I look forward to bringing my family back soon to check out the irish brunch fare.
Make you feel like your family – I took my mom in and she was made to feel important. You want some to recognize you for being repeat patron. I've never been just a seat filler.
Go to be more than just a visitor. Try the Fish Pie!!!
Best Kept Secret At The Beaches – Amazing food and service. Love the staff - they so take care of you! The wings are top notch, and really enjoyed the Drunken Cheese Steak!
Culhane's Irish Restaurant/Public House – When you walk in Culhane's, one, occasionally all 4 sisters are ready to welcome you with a greeting that makes you feel you are visiting your favorite relative. The staff take the time to assist deciding on your order, if you require it. The food is out of this world and will keep you coming back for more. They have some type action happening every night,TUES. thru SUN. they are clocsed on MON. Sunday nights 6:30 - 9:00 there is LIVE Irish Traditional music. If you have never been, you are missing a great time and great food, if you have been, I need say no more...
Blue Ribbon – Warm atmoshphere, quaintness and true Irish Style. You feel like you are in Ireland. Potato & Leek Soup & Lamb Sliders is our favorite. Excellent service, lovely ambiance, delicious & affordable cuisine gives it 5 Stars!
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