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The AJL Podcast brings you the best talks on Jewish literature and the Jewish library world, with respected experts and popular authors. Please check back periodically, as new lectures will be added to the series.
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At each year's AJL convention, members of the Sydney Taylor Book Award Committee participate in a panel presentation to discuss the best and worst of recent Jewish literature for children and teens. In this podcast, you can hear members Susan Berson, Kathy Bloomfield, Rachel Kamin, Kathe Pinchuck, and Nancy Rivin (referred to as Nancy Austein in the recording) sharing their delight and dismay over juvenile Judaica published during 2007. Books are discussed in rounds:
Click here for the Powerpoint slideshow/handout that accompanied the session
This presentation was given at the Association of Jewish Libraries annual convention on June 24, 2008 in Cleveland, Ohio.
1 hr 30 min 13 sec
Information about information books: do "they" pick out the pictures and write the narrative? Or do "they" write the text and find pictures to match? Find out as three recognized authors, Deborah Heiligman, Christos Nicola, and Bill Rubin, talk about the cahllenges of this genre.
Deborah Heiligman is the author of 25 books for children, including the AJL Notable books Celebrate Hanukkah, Celebrate Passover, and Celebrate Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur.
Christos Nicola has devoted over 30 years to the study and exploration of caves in the former Soviet Union, as well as the Caribbean, Europe, and the Americas. He is the founder of the nonprofit Ukranian American Youth Caver Exchange Foundation. His book, The Secret of Priest's Grotto: A Holocaust Survival Story, received a 2008 Sydney Taylor Honor Award for Older Readers.
William J. Rubin is the Executive Director/COO of the Community Foundation for Jewish Education of Metropolitan Chicago and the driving force behind the graphic novel HOMELAND: An Illustrated History of the State of Israel.
They presented this session at the Celebration of Jewish Children's Literature that was held in honor of the Sydney Taylor Book Award's 40th anniversary, as part of the Association of Jewish Libraries annual convention, on June 25, 2008 in Cleveland, Ohio.
1 hr 10 min 52 sec
In 1927, the Rare Book Room (now the Special Collections Library) of the University of Michigan Library received a gift of several 17th century Hebrew books published in Italy. Although spotted by a cataloger in the early 1970′s, somehow these rare materials remained uncatalogued and unprocessed for another thirty years before they were rediscovered by a staff member of the Special Collections Library who sent them to one of the catalogers of the Judaica-Hebraica Unit. Finally, some seventy years after the gift was made, these rare works were formally added to the University Library's Special Collections. How this markedly lengthy interval between receipt and processing could occur is the mystery that this presentation attempts to uncover.
Elliot Gertel is the Irving M. Hermelin Curator of Judaica at the University of Michigan and is president of AJL's RAS Division.
This panel presentation on the history, current trends, and hope for the future of Jewish children's literature was the opening session at the Sydney Taylor Book Award's 40th anniversary celebration, held at the Association of Jewish Libraries convention on June 25, 2008. Panelists included Evelyn Freeman, Rita Soltan, and Joni Sussman, and the session was chaired by Rachel Kamin and moderated by Heidi Estrin.
Dr. Evelyn B. Freeman is the Dean and Director of the Ohio State University at Mansfield and a Professor in the College of Education and Human Ecology. She is also President of the Children's Literature Assembly of the National Council of Teachers of English.
Rita Soltan has been a public librarian in New York and Michigan for over 30 years. She regularly reviews children's books for major publications including School Library Journal, Horn Book, and Kirkus. She is the author of several books from Libraries Unlimited on reading clubs and summer reading.
Joni Sussman is Publisher at Kar-Ben Publishing, a division of Lerner Publishing Group.
1 hr 4 min 39 sec
L-R: Deborah da Costa, Jane Breskin Zalben, Sarah Marwil Lamstein
Picture book authors Deborah da Costa, Sarah Marwil Lamstein and Jane Breskin Zalben provide insight into their creative processes. Learn about their most recent books and their upcoming projects. This panel was part of the Celebration of Jewish Children's Literature held in honor of the 40th anniversary of the Sydney Taylor Book Award on June 25, 2008.
Among their other books, our speakers highlighted recently recognized titles. Deborah da Costa is the author of Hanukkah Moon, a 2008 AJL Notable Children's Book. Sarah Marwil Lamstein is the author of Letter on the Wind, a 2008 Sydney Taylor Honor Book. Jane Breskin Zalben is the author of Light, a 2008 Sydney Taylor Honor Book.
54 min 52 sec
If you belong to an AJL Chapter or would like to start one in your area, this is the lecture for you. Chapter officers speak about their experiences with organization issues, leadership and succession, communication, programming and more in this lively panel discussion with Marcie Eskin, Jean Loeb Lettofsky, Yelena Luckert and Rosalind Reisner.
Marcie Eskin is the librarian at the Marshall Jewish Learning Center of the Board of Jewish Education of Metropolitan Chicago, as well as librarian at Beth Hillel Congregation's B'nai Emunah Library in Wilmete, IL. She is past president of AJL's Chicago Chapter.
Jean Loeb Lettofsky is director of the library at Siegal College and a past president of AJL's Greater Cleveland Chapter. She is co-editor of Guide to Wisconsin Survivors of the Holocaust and Jewish Union List: Periodical Holdings in Greater Cleveland Jewish Libraries.
Yelena Luckert is a librarian for History, Jewish, Slavic & Women's Studies at the University of Maryland, and the author of Soviet Jewish History, 1917-1991: An Annotated Bibliography. She is chair of AJL's Doris Orenstein Memorial Fund.
Rosalind Reisner is the author of Jewish American Literature: A Guide to Reading Interests, winner of the 2004 AJL Judaica Reference & Bibliography Award. She is librarian at Monmouth Reform Temple in Tinton Falls, NJ, and is co-chair of AJL's Chapter Relations Committee with Irene Seff.
Please note that Irene Seff was also scheduled to present in this session but was unavailable to participate.
49 min 36 sec
Rita Berman Frischer
It is hard to imagine the world of children's books without Jewish women writers. In this session, Rita Berman Frischer supports what she wrote in an article published in Jewish Women in America: A Historical Encyclopedia, presenting a lively overview of Jewish women writers past and present, while noting trends and examining the contributions of specific women writers in more detail.
Rita Berman Frischer, former Director of Sinai Temple Library in West LA and Chair of the first AJL Sydney Taylor Award Committee, is a writer and reviewer of juvenile and YA literature. She has presented lectures and workshops for HUC-JIR, AJL, CAJE, and others in the US and abroad, and served as judge for numerous book awards.
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Although several comic book stories have tried to describe life in Israel (Joe Sacco's Palestine; Peter Kuper's Promised Land; Uri Fink's Fink!), very few of them have been written by women and none of them have tried to show what life is like for those who work behind the scenes in the Israeli army, working desk jobs and performing menial tasks (the so-called "jobnikim"). Miriam Libicki, who spent two years as a volunteer in the Israeli army, is currently completing work on her self-published comic book series jobnik!, while also writing illustrated essays such as "Towards a Hot Jew: The Israeli Soldier as Fetish Object," "ceasefire," and "Jewish Memoir Goes Pow! Zap! Oy!" Miriam discusses her influences, what led her to choose comics as a format, why she started the jobnik! series, her self-publishing experience, and how her work has been received thus far in Israel and elsewhere.
Miriam Libicki was born in 1981 in Columbus, Ohio. After living in Jerusalem and Seattle, Washington, she is now based in Vancouver, BC. She completed her BFA from Emily Carr Institute in 2006. She is the creator of the comic series jobnik! and the drawn essays "Towards a Hot Jew," "ceasefire," and "Jewish Memoir Goes Pow! Zap! Oy!" (in The Jewish Graphic Novel, forthcoming from Rutgers University Press). See her blog at www.realgonegirl.com
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One of the most active and dynamic groups of Sephardim today are the Syrian Jews living in Brooklyn, New York. An extremely tight-knit community, they began moving from Syria at the beginning of the 20th centuray. Subjected to terrible persecution, a major wave of them came to New York in the 1920′s, and another group came when they were released by the government in the 1990′s. In New York they became a highly insular group, with a major edict that prevented almost any conversion into their community. This was intended to prevent dilution of the traditional community and has resulted in a highly homogeneous, close-knit group of jews whose numbers now exceed 75,000. Two scholars, Dr. Walter Zenner and Joseph A.D. Sutton, have carried out extensive studies of this gropu, with articles, oral histories, and other documentary evidence. The papers of both of these scholars are held in the archives of the American Sephardi Federation. In this presentation, we examine those papers and attempt to learn a little more about this fascinating group of Sephardim.
Randall Belinfante is the Librarian/Archivist of the American Sephardi Federation. Over the past seven years, he has expanded this Library/Archives from a small collection of 200 odd books and 20 boxes of papers to a collection that now exceeds 6,000 catalogued items and some 300 linear feet of archives. Randy is fascinated by all aspects of the Sephardim, with papers and articles dealing with communities from Brooklyn to Burma.
23 min 24 sec
Even Batgirl had help, but the superhero librarian survives with a small space and a staff of one. The solo librarian is alone in the trenches, balancing many responsibilities. During this session, we discuss the tricks of the trade for surviving in the library alone. We discuss how to schedule your day, week, and year, so that you do not feel overwhelmed by your responsibilities. We will also share techniques that you can take back to your library so that it can be run in a more efficient manner. The second half of the presentation will look into collection development tips such as weeding, purchasing, and electronic alternatives that enable a library with minimal space to meet the needs of its patrons.
Michal Davis has an MLS from Queens College and a Masteres in Education and Curriculum from Capella University. She is a permanently certified New York State K-6 teacher as well as a K-12 School Library Media Specialist. Michal spent two years teaching at Yeshivat Ohr Haiim before she began working for the Nassau BOCES School Library System, Library Automation and Resource Sharing division as a Program Specialist. Since leaving BOCES, she has worked at the Yeshiva University High School for Girls Library as a solo librarian for four years, and also spent a year as librarian at Shelter Rock Jewish Center. She is now librarian at Temple B'nai Sholom of Rockville Center.
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As well as a brief general overview of the DSS library, the differences revelaed by the contents of DSS texts in theology between Essenes, Sadducess and Pharisees is illustrated by looking at the topics of predestination, immortality, dualism, apocalyptic messianism, and angelology. Differences in halakhah are illustrated by touching on the laws regarding halah, peru u-revu, pikuah nefesh, li-fenim mi-shurat ha-din, oils, mikvaot immersions, harvesting the omer, tevel yom relating to the parah adumah, and some differences in Shabbat observances. The method of approach is to compare DSS theology, politics and halakhah with the evolution of mainstream Rabbinic traditions across history in order to illuminate, enhance, and increase our knowledge about Rabbinic observances, history and practices.
David B. Levy received a Ph.D. in Jewish philosophy, rabbinics and biblical studies in 2002. In 1994, he received an MLS from UMCP. He previously served as a librarian and taught in thehigh school at Ner Israel.
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The Once Upon a World Children's Book Award grows and expands as it plans for its 14th award in 2009. This award has been endowed by Sonia Levitin, renowned author of children's and young adult literature, and her family, and is administered by the Simon Wiesenthal Center and Museum of Tolerance Library and Archives. We larn from and are inspired by AJL's Sydney Taylor Book Award. In this talk, Adaire Klein discusses the history and future plans of the award, and how others can share in bringing quality children's literature to young readers, "building tolerance through literature."
Adaire Klein is the founding Director of Library and Archival Services for the Simon Wiesenthal Center and Museum of Tolerance. She designed the Once Upon a World Children's Book Award and has administered it since its inception. She gave this presentation at the Association of Jewish Libraries annual convention on June 23, 2008 in Cleveland, Ohio.
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The Klezmer Company Orchestra with author Heidi Smith Hyde
Author Heidi Smith Hyde's picture book, Mendel's Accordion, was named a 2008 Notable Book by the Association of Jewish Libraries. It tells a story of klezmer music, immigration, and the passing on of tradition from one generation to the next. Ms. Hyde did a live reading of Mendel's Accordion accompanied by members of the Klezmer Company Orchestra at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, Florida on February 25, 2009. For full information about the event and links to resources on the story, visit klez4kids.blogspot.com.
31 min 30 sec
This presentation includes a brief history of the Jewish people after leaving Czarist Russia and arriving to a free Argentina, a place that would be their homeland to date. Their life in the colonies, different aspects of Jewish publishing in those settlements, the migration of future generations to Buenos Aires, and now, the "revival" of the colonies through tourist trips are all covered.
Rita Saccal has worked at the Seminario Rabinico Latinoamericano "Marshall T. Meyer" in Buenos Aires since 1989 and has served as its Head Librarian since 1997.
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Lisa Silverman and Talma Shultz participated in a panel discussion moderated by Adaire Klein on teaching with Holocaust books. Lisa spoke about teaching the Holocaust using picture books, and Talma spoke about the middle and high school perspective.
Adaire Klein is the founding Director of Library and Archival Services at the Simon Wiesenthal Center – Museum of Tolerance. She holds a B.A. in Hebrew Literature and a M.A. in Near Eastern and Judaic studies from Brandeis University.
Talma Shultz is an instructor and lecturer with Facing History and Ourselves, a nonprofit organization that offers teacher training programs for Middle School and High School Holocaust Education.
Lisa Silverman is the director of the Sinai Temple Blumenthal Library at Sinai Temple. She leads classes and book groups, along with organizing community programs on literature. She is the children's editor of Jewish Book World magazine and also a reviewer of children's literature for various other publications. She has often been a featured speaker at library conventions or literary conferences. She serves as a judge for the children's division of the National Jewish Book Award and also for the "Once Upon a World" Book Award.
They gave this presentation at the 7th annual Association of Jewish Libraries Western Regional Conference on Jewish Literature for Children on February 1, 2009 at the Simon Wiesenthal Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles.
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Hamida Basmajian & Eric Sundquist
ISSUES IN HOLOCAUST LITERATURE, THE AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE: Eric Sundquist
Eric Sundquist discusses the evolution of Holocaust literature, particularly from the American perspective, from the immediate aftermath of the war through late-twentieth-century responses by those of the second generation, including children of survivors. Issues to consider include the priority of testimony and its relation to fiction; the problem of authenticity and hoaxes; the "Americanization" of the Holocaust; and the self-reflexive and sometimes postmodern strategies of some second-generation writers.
FRAMING HOLOCAUST NARRATIVES AS CHILDREN'S LITERATURE—AUTHOR, GENRES, AND READERS: Hamida Basmajian
Hamida Basmajian refers to the following narratives as examples during this session: The Diary of Anne Frank, Ruth Minsky Sender's The Cage and The Holocaust Lady, Carol Matas' Daniel's Story, Gudrun Pausewang's The Final Journey, John Boyne's The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, Doris Orgel's The Devil in Vienna, Jane Yolen's The Devil's Arithmetic and Briar Rose.
Eric J. Sundquist is the UCLA Foundation Professor of Literature at the University of California, Los Angeles. Professor Sundquist received his B.A. from the University of Kansas and his M.A. and Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins University. He has also taught at the University of California, Berkeley, and Vanderbilt University and is the author or editor of twelve books, the most recent of which are King's Dream (2009); Strangers in the Land: Blacks, Jews, Post-Holocaust America (2005), which received the Weinberg Judaic Studies Institute Book Award.
Hamida Bosmajian, Professor Emerita of the English Department at Seattle University, is the author of Sparing the Child: Grief and the Unspeakable in Youth Literature about Nazism and the Holocaust (Routledge, 2002) and Metaphors of Evil. Contemporary German Literature and the Shadow of Nazism (U. of Iowa Press, 1979). The Children's Literature Association honored Sparing the Child with the ChLA Book Award in 2004.
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Rachel Leket-Mor
Hebrew printing in America was initiated as early as 1735 and encompassed a variety of genres, including literature for children. Unsurprisingly, major cities with big Jewish populations, such as New York City, Philadelphia or Cleveland, were fundamental in the intellectual and financial efforts involved in this activity, serving as urban magnets for authors, educators and publishers. Memphis, Tennessee was not one of these cultural centers. In fact, not even one single Hebrew book is known to have been published there at least until 1926, the last year reviewed in the most comprehensive research on this topic. In 1945, however, a Hebrew book series for children was published in Memphis by the Shainberg Library Foundation. This presentation features the series, as this unconventional project in the history of the Hebrew book may shed light on the mainstream Hebrew movement in America, its leaders and politics. Aspects of book production, Jewish publishing history, Hebrew literature and education in America, as well as children's literature, are discussed.
Rachel Leket-Mor has worked as a Hebrew editor with Israel publishers. She is Bibliographer of Religion, Philosophy, and Jewish Studies at Arizona State University. She gave this presentation at the Association of Jewish Libraries annual convention on June 24, 2008 in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Dina Rosenfeld, Hara Person & Claudia Valas
Representatives from URJ Press, Hachai Publishing, and EKS Publishing discuss each publisher's unique approach to Jewish children's literature. Topics include a brief history of each house, some classics, and current trends. They gave this presentation at the Association of Jewish Libraries' Celebration of Jewish Children's Literature, in honor of the Sydney Taylor Book Award's 40th Anniversary, held on June 25, 2008 in Cleveland, Ohio.
Rabbi Hara E. Person was the Editor-in-Chief of URJ Press at the time of this panel, but is now the Publisher and Director of Press at CCAR
Dina Rosenfeld is the Editor-in-Chief at Hachai Publishing and has written 18 children's books of her own.
Claudia Valas is the President of EKS Publishing, a company created for the development of Hebrew educational matierals.
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Daniel Scheide, center, with friends at the AJL Convention in Cleveland
Since the early 1990′s, Jewish music has undergone a burgeoning revival and a drastic transformation. While being grounded in klezmer, hazzanut and other traditional sounds, today's Jewish music is being informed by free jazz, avant-garde composer, hardcore punk, and a wide variety of other outside influences. At the forefront of this movement are recent MacArthur Genius grant winner John Zorn and his record label, Tzadik. This talk is a brief introduction and overview of one of the most exciting developments in modern Jewish culture.
Daniel Scheide is a cataloger for Florida Atlantic University. He writes a column about Jewish music for AJL Newsletter and also serves as the newsletter's co-editor for adult book reviews. He gave this presentation at the Association of Jewish Libraries annual convention on June 23, 2008 in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Nancy, Maureen and Etta
Book clubs… Reading Clubs… Literature Circles… in essence, they're all the same thing. A reader, be it child, teen or adult, has much to gain by reading the same book as others in a group and then sharing their experience with the other members. This workshop will focus on the issues:
and book club best practices, based on theory, research, and experience from three librarians who run three different types of successful book clubs: Nancy Austein, Etta Gold, and Maureen Reister.
Nancy Austein is the Library Director at Temple Emanu-El in Dallas, TX.
Etta Gold is the Library Director of Temple Beth Am in Miami, FL.
Maureen Reister is Dirctor of Libraries at Ann & Nate Levine Academy, a Solomon Schechter School in Dallas, TX.
They gave this presentation at the Association of Jewish Libraries annual convention on June 23, 2008 in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Steve Arne has been involved in the electrical industry since 1974 working in various positions from electrician to full time instructor and department chair in technical post secondary education. Steve has taught electrical topics including electrical code and apprenticeship training classes as well as university business classes. Steve has developed curriculum for many electrical training courses and has developed university business and leadership courses while working as a Curriculum Development Specialist. Currently, Steve offers occasional exam prep and continuing education code classes. Steve has a bachelor's degree in technical education and a master's degree in administrative studies with a human resources emphasis. Licenses held by Steve include electrical master, electrical inspector, electrical contractor and real estate home inspector. Steve is a board member of the Black Hills Chapter of the SD Electrical Council and a member of the SD Real Estate Task Force on Home Inspection. Steve enjoys developing his own websites. Steve and his lovely wife Deb have celebrated over 32 years of marriage in Rapid City, South Dakota where they are both active in their church and community. They have two grown children and 5 grandchildren. Their daughter Jolene is a registered nurse and their son Ryan works as an electrician and construction supervisor. Steve states, "Every teacher understands the joy of helping others as they learn and experience new insights. My goal is to help others understand more of the technological marvels that surround us. I thank God for the wonders of His creation and for the opportunity to share it with others."
Mike Holt worked his way up through the electrical trade. He began as an apprentice electrician and became one of the most recognized experts in the world as it relates to electrical power installations. He has worked as a journeyman electrician, master electrician, and electrical contractor. Mikes experience in the real world gives him a unique understanding of how the NEC relates to electrical installations from a practical standpoint. Youll find his writing style to be direct, nontechnical, and useful. Did you know that he didnt finish high school? So if you struggled in high school or if you didnt finish it at all, dont let this get you down, youre in good company. As a matter of fact, Mike Culbreath, Master Electrician, who produces the finest electrical graphics in the his- tory of the electrical industry, didnt finish high school either. So two high school dropouts produced the text and graphics in this textbook! However, realizing success depends on ones continuing pursuit of education. Mike immediately attained his GED (as did Mike Culbreath) and ultimately attended the University of Miamis Graduate School for a Masters degree in Business Administration (MBA). Mike Holt resides in Central Florida, is the father of seven children, and has many outside interests and activities. Hes a six-time National Barefoot Water-Ski Champion (1988, 1999, 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2008), has set many national records, has competed in three World Championships (2006, 2008, and 2010) and continues to train and work out year-round so that he can qualify to ski in the 2012 World Barefoot Championships at the age of 61! What sets him apart from some, is his commitment to living a balanced lifestyle; placing God first, family, career, then self.
Ryan Jackson is a combination inspector in the Salt Lake City, Utah, area who began his career as a carpenter while in high school. He began doing electrical work when he was 18 and, at the age of 23, Ryan landed his first job as an electrical inspector and subsequently became certified in building, plumbing, and mechanical inspection (commercial and residential), as well as building and electrical plan review. Two years after becoming an inspector, he was approached by a friend in the area asking him to fill in at an electrical seminar for him. After his first class Ryan was hooked, and is now a highly sought after seminar instructor. He has taught in several states, and loves helping people increase their understanding of the Code. In 2005, Ryan met Mike Holt in Salt Lake City, and they became friends immediately. He helped Mike with his Understanding the NEC, Volume 2 videos and began editing his books as well. He believes that there are only a small handful of opportunities that change a persons life and career, and meeting Mike was one of them. When Ryan isnt working, he can often be found in his garage turning wood on his lathe, or in the kitchen where he enjoys wine making. Ryan married his high school sweetheart, Sharie, and they have two beautiful children together: Kaitlynn and Aaron.
Mike Pillarella holds a Masters Degree in Education, a BA in Industrial Arts, and an AA in Electric and Electronics Engineering Technology. He became a Certified Electrical Related & Shop Instructor in the Massachusetts School system. In 1988, Mike established Electrical Contractors, Inc. (EMI) which provides electrical maintenance and installation services in the New England South Shore area. In 2007, Mike established the proprietary Pillarella School of Electrical Code & Theory. While serving as an electrical inspector, he became increasingly aware of the areas in which more education was needed and structured his curriculum accordingly. His proudest moment as an instructor was when his son, Tim, earned his Masters licensethe first attendee of the school to do so. Mike holds master licenses in MA, RI, NH, VT and ME, and is an approved CEU provider and OSHA Outreach Construction instructor in these states. Hes President of the Massachusetts Electrical Contractors Association, Bristol Chapter, and President and Education Chairman of the International Association of Electrical Inspectors, Roger Williams Chapter. Mike served for several years as an instructor for the MA Firefighters Academy teaching Electrical Safety, Fire, and Arson Investigation. He served his community for 17 years as a firefighter, EMT, and finished as Fire Chief. Mike is extremely proud of his wife, Valerie, and their three children, Amy, Michael and Tim.
Brian Spaziani worked his way up through the ranks of the electrical field from apprentice to journeyman while employed by his fathers company, Spaziani Electric (then Mark A. Spaziani Jr., Electrical Contractor). Brian served in the U.S. Navy as an electronics technician working on shipboard communications equipment. After the Navy, he obtained his Masters license. He worked for several large contractors on projects up to a billion dollars. Brian began developing training programs for his workers, where he discoverd he enjoyed teaching more than anything. In 2004, Brian started an electricians program at a post-secondary school in Philadelphia. His program trained 300 students a year with awards for retention of 99 percent. After almost six years, Brian opened his own school, Advance Electrical Training in Allentown, mainly providing license test preparation services. As a consultant, Brian revised Mike Holts apprenticeship curriculum into a fully customizable program that can meet any electrical training need. Brian is now the Director of Program Development at Mike Holt Enterprises where he assists schools and instructors with development, implementation, and operation of new and revised programs. Brian and his wife Shannon live in Allentown, PA. They have been married for 12 years and have four children; Brian II, Andrew, Anthony, and Emily. They are very involved with their childrens school and sports activities, which keeps their days action packed year round.
George Stolz began his electrical career by tinkering around with machines in the Production Department of the Fort Collins Coloradoan. He officially began his apprenticeship in 2002, working for a residen- tial electrical contractor in Fort Collins, and developed a keen interest in the Code shortly after joining the trade. In 2006, George began working for Gregory Electric in Loveland, CO, whose primary focus is commercial and light industrial work. His experience includes single- and multi-family dwellings, hospitals, grocery stores, aircraft hangars, office buildings, maintenance, and to a lesser extent, estimation, project management and shop instruction. In 2004, he discovered and joined Mike Holts Code Forum online; the members of which he credits with expanding his Code knowledge drastically beyond typical field experience. People from across the nation join in to discuss installations, inspections, business practices, safety, and the nuances of the National Electrical Code (NEC). George has participated in many spirited discussions regarding the Code (which is profoundly helpful in learning and teaching it) and he strongly recommends that you do the same. Studying is work, whereas picking a topic, looking up the references mentioned, and then venturing an opinion is more like recreation. You will be amazed at how much more information you can retain and how fast you can find pertinent references on your own with this tool at your disposal.
Eric worked with his tools, as a journeyman electrician, before and during the time he attended college. When he graduated with a degree in Electrical Engineering in 1982, he took a job as an electronic technician. Eric became a licensed fire alarm installation superintendent and spent the next seven years installing and maintaining life safety systems in high-rise buildings. In 1989, he went to work for Dow Chemical, where he designed power distribution systems for world-class industrial facilities. Eric began teaching National Electrical Code classes to engineers in 1997. He received his professional engineering license, for the State of Texas, in 2003 and, in 2005, started Stromberg Engineering. In 2013, Eric retired from Dow Chemical and now lives in the mountains of Northern New Mexico. Erics oldest daughter, Ainsley, lives in Boston Massachusetts with her husband Nathan. His son, Austin, is in the Air Force and is stationed at Minot, North Dakota. His youngest daughter, Brieanna, is a singer/songwriter who lives in Austin Texas.


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Gamevee puts gaming highlight reels in the cloud
Over the weekend I played with a very cool tool from video host GameVee. It's called Grab, and it will pull saved videos from the console hit Halo 3 and deliver them to the cloud where they can be replayed without the need of local hardware or Halo software.
Typically to watch these videos you must first find and download them through the in-game video browser, then run them in the game's replay engine. More importantly, gamers are only given a certain amount of space to host their videos, and can only share six at a time without … Read more


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5 ways to calm a baby (and yourself!)Soothing a newborn can be anything but, well, soothing. And now that my little girl is over 4-weeks-old, she's starting to show bits and pieces of her personality - including her need to continually fight sleep. Calming her for naps and nighttime has proven to be an experiment in patience for my husband and me, as we're always guessing which technique will work at any given moment. Is it bouncing she wants? Dimmer lights? Soft conversation? A massage? And of course, what appeases her for two minutes will suddenly stop working in an instant. Our evenings are often spent trying various soothing techniques, one after another, until finally she decides that sleep is really all she'd like. Fortunately, we quickly realized that calming a baby has as much to do with ourselves as it does with our little girl. Here are a few tips we swear by for keeping our cool while soothing our newborn:
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My husband and I have an agreement that when the crying gets too much and we start to feel ourselves stressing out, we hand the baby over. Whether it's been 5 minutes or 50, we'll keep switching until the more stressed parent gets a break to collect themselves. And you know what we've found? The calmer the parent, the calmer the baby. Sometimes just switching hands will work wonders for the baby's energy and she's fast asleep in a few minutes flat.
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When I feel a cryfest coming on, I'll often set her down in her swing and take ten deep breaths to prepare for our "soothing session." To truly calm a baby (without getting frustrated) requires a certain state of mind, so it's important to get in the mode early on. Then, once you pick your baby up to begin soothing her (in whatever way works for you), focus on that single task. I've found that when I let my mind wander to work, laundry, cleaning or errands, I can't properly study her signals to see what she might be asking for (and I'm raising my stress level considerably!). As difficult as it may be, this is not the time to multi-task!
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Understand that what worked last night (or even earlier in the day) might not work for her current needs. It's a maddening feeling, yes, but once you accept that newborns are fickle and indecisive, it's much easier to maintain your sanity when pulling every trick out of the book. Know that the moment will pass, and eventually, you'll know your baby better than ever. But until you can decipher each cry, rest easy knowing that it's not you - it's your baby. They'll settle down eventually, but it might take some time (and a lot of fortitude!).
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Kansas outdoorsmen enjoyed their first season of waterfowl hunting at the Neosho Wildlife Area (WA) in 1961. Today the Neosho WA, managed by the KDWP, anchors the premier SE Kansas waterfowling region which lies along the Neosho River. With the 50th anniversary of the opening of the Neosho WA approaching, it is beginning to show its age. Much of the area's original infrastructure has exceeded its design life and badly needs replacing. Not only does this aging infrastructure require an increasing amount of annual maintenance and manpower to operate, it is also beginning to fail to provide the vital food resources waterfowl rely on in the region.
As this milestone anniversary approaches, the KDWP and Ducks Unlimited, Inc. (DU) have begun planning a major renovation of the area. This work will ensure that the citizens of Kansas are able to continue enjoying this historic place.
The renovation project has two objectives. The first is to improve the amount and quality of habitat available annually for waterfowl and other wildlife species. The second objective is to decrease the annual operation and maintenance costs at the area.
Area staff is still diligently working on this project. DU submitted the first NAWCA Grant for Neosho WA in February of 2013. The grant unfortunately was denied and did not receive enough points to be funded. DU resubmitted the grant in July of 2013, to once again be denied. The score improved but several other projects also scored well and government funding was on the low side for that grant cycle. In August of 2013 Neosho WA staff hosted a tour for the Upper Mississippi Joint Lake Board to showcase the area hoping to improve the chances of the grant being funded. After applying for NAWCA twice with no success the Department decided to pursue alternative funding or grants to get the project completed. In January of 2014 Neosho Area Manager, Monte Manbeck and Region 5 Public Land Supervisor, Jason Deal wrote a Pittman Robertson Grant and submitted to USFWS. We are currently awaiting the results. KDWPT and DU are still working to obtain NAWCA and the grant will be submitted for review the last week of FEB 2014. As new things develop with this project the website will be updated, new articles written and public meetings will occur.
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The nickname for this drug is called "N-Bomb." Police tell ABC 4 so far they've only seen it a handful of times, but just last month some people driving in Farmington had it in their car. Now some police are concerned it could be part the synthetic drug your kids get hooked on.
Kids call it "25I," or "N-Bomb."
"I've done "25I-NBOMe" a handful of times," said a man in a YouTube clip claiming to use the drug.
It's a new synthetic version of LSD. And it's the latest drug that's hit Utah streets.
"I don't know a lot about it at this point, I don't know if anybody does," said Lt. Mark Chatlin, Davis County Narcotics Strikeforce.
Lt. Mark Chatlin said he'd never seen it before. But in December some people driving through Utah from California got caught with it and had to teach police what it was.
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According the D.E.A. you use it with a blotter and/or put it on your tongue. It starts powerful hallucinations that makes users trip out.
"It was probably one of the craziest things I've seen in my life," said the man in the YouTube clip.
The D.E.A. said "N-Bomb" started in Berlin in 2003, has since migrated to the United States, and already has caused deaths in California, Louisiana and North Dakota. Police said it's dangerous because you don't know what's in it.
"You're talking about chemicals that people are ingesting into their bodies, really we have no idea what the long term effects are or what the short term effects are," said Chatlin.
If cases of this drug pop up more and more in Utah, some police are worried teenage kids will be the ones using it.
It's important to note, right now there is no law specifically banning this drug in Utah or from the federal government. But if you remember three years ago Spice was the same way. According to the DEA a drug called "2CI" was recently made illegal last year, one agent told Brian Carlson that "25I" is an analog, or derivative of "2CI", therefore by the analog law, stating any person using the analog version of a drug can be prosecuted as if it were they were using the original drug, one might go to jail for using "25I" even though it is not by name yet made illegal.
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Tablets may have a new competitor in the form of touch screen Ultrabooks. Intel is strongly encouraging manufacturers to implement touch technology in upcoming ultra portables that adhere to Ultrabook guidelines, says Intel product manager Anand Kajshmanan in an interview with PC World.
Kajshmanan told the publication that his company fundamentally believes in the concept and future of touch, even on clamshells. They believe that the time is now ripe for touch screen notebooks, especially with Windows 8 scheduled to launch later this year. He expects such notebooks to really take off later this year or in 2013 at the latest.
The product manager further noted that he expects to see a boom in convertible touch screen notebooks like the Lenovo Yoga shown at the 2012 CES in January. The concept, however, will come at a price. Kajshmanan didn't specifically say how much more it would add to the cost but he did give a theoretical example that demonstrated only a $100 increase in price for touch support.
One of the key themes in the interview was about giving the consumer more choices and there's no doubt that a touch option would do just that. Having multiple options can be hit or miss really. On the obvious hand, it gives the consumer plenty to choose from, as one solution might not work as well for some as it does others. Alternatively, having a single product or category oftentimes allows the manufacturer to focus solely on that product, essentially perfecting it in their eyes. Examples of this working both for and against a company include Apple and HTC.
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Future is tablet - with keyboard !!!
Isn't that just a laptop with a touch screen too >_>
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Isn't that just a laptop with a touch screen too >_>
can be usefull when you don't have any flat surface for a mouse, like in a car.
Can anyone actually honestly say they prefer to use a touchscreen over a keyboard?
Maybe my fingers are fatter than average or something, but i cant use the blinking things without mistyping one or two words per sentence.
You need swype, fimbles Remember also that touch screens will be improving soon. We saw a story not long ago on this site about a touch screen with almost no input delay.
Personally, i still have an ASUS eee pc netbook that works well enough for my 'internet from the couch' that I wouldn't buy a tablet, let alone a touch screen laptop.
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NEWARK, N.J. – A Passaic County, N.J., man will make his initial court appearance today on charges he made numerous threatening telephone calls to public officials, including Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal and the office of U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.).
Ronnie D. McMillian, 27, of Hawthorne, N.J., was arrested yesterday and charged by Complaint with two counts of transmitting threats to injure another through interstate commerce. McMillian is scheduled to make his initial court appearance this afternoon before U.S. Magistrate Judge Cathy L. Waldor in Newark.
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An investigation conducted by the Threat Assessment Section of the U.S. Capitol Police determined McMillian has frequently made harassing, vulgar and, on occasion, threatening phone calls to various members of Congress, state government officials, and other public officials and their respective staffs.
McMillian allegedly regularly calls the offices of the targeted public official and screams at the person who answers the call or the voicemail system, using vulgar language to attack the targeted public official's positions on gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender rights. McMillian threatens that he or others will harm the targeted public official. In July 2012, the U.S. Capitol Police spoke to McMillian about his harassing and threatening communications and warned him that he could be arrested and prosecuted if he continued to make such calls. McMillian continued to make threatening telephone calls to state and federal officials, two instances of which are detailed in the Complaint.
On Sept. 29, 2012, McMillian called and left a voicemail with Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal's Office of Constituent Affairs at the Louisiana State Capital in Baton Rouge, La. McMillian made numerous vulgar and harassing statements relating to his interpretation of Gov. Jindal's stance on gay rights. Among other things, McMillian said: "And you better keep in your fucking little head, you little maggot – you better keep in your fucking head that gay people have Second Amendment rights too you little [unintelligible]. So you better back the fuck off or [begins yelling] every single one of you white [re]publican parasites are going to get a bullet in your fucking head. You are going to hang for treason you disgusting maggot."
On Dec. 17, 2012, McMillian called U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann's district office in Waite Park, Minn., three times and made several violent and threatening statements. A constituent services officer in Congresswoman Bachmann's office answered all three calls. During each call, the constituent services officer asked McMillian to clean up his language and, when he did not, the constituent services officer terminated the call. McMillian called back several times using increasingly threatening and violent language, including stating that "Now I am going to break your fucking face."
If convicted, he faces a maximum potential penalty of five years in prison per count and a fine of up to $250,000.
U.S. Attorney Fishman credited U.S. Capitol Police Supervisory Special Agent Jason Bell; and special agents of the FBI, under the direction of Special Agent in Charge Michael B. Ward, for the investigation leading to the arrest.
The government is represented by Assistant U.S. Attorney Nicholas P. Grippo and Deputy Chief Matthew E. Beck of the U.S. Attorney's Office General Crimes Unit in Newark.
The charge and allegations in the Complaint are merely accusations, and the defendant is considered innocent unless and until proven guilty.
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MOTORISTS in Cumbria have been warned to take extra care over the next 24 to 36 hours.
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