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Re: HTC First : Saving photos?
I've tried everything, and looked everywhere for a way to save pictures with the stock app. I've never been able to find a way to do it. I think they left this function out of the messaging app for the HTC First.
Best solution I've found is a messaging app called Textra. App doesn't take up much memory and works much better than the stock app. - 09-14-2013, 07:26 PM #3
Re: HTC First : Saving photos?
Wow, I had no idea this functionality was missing. I have used ChompSMS on this phone pretty much from day one, and this functionality is included in that app. Long press on the picture in the message timeline and you get the option to "save to SD card," which saves the photo to the downloads section of your gallery app.
Very weird omission from the stock app! - 09-16-2013, 04:03 PM #4
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In the forced new profile layout, the mutual friends list which has been moved to the right side seems to be hidden when FFixer is activated. Not sure which setting is affecting it though. |
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You don't say which version FFixer your using, but I would check your "ego" section under the Advanced tab in Configuration first. UPDATE:
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I think it would be cool if the mutual friends section could be moved to the left column, so you could still have the right column hidden if you prefer it that way. |
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I actually think she'll be quite good at this job. It's all about organization, going by the rules, and not having much time for surgeries, and since I think she's a pretty weak surgeon in regards to the rest of the residents, why not give her the job to keep her away from doing surgery?! Of course she's going to suffer from not getting respect from some of the other residents but hey, that can be the comic relief next season, LOL
Infertility just makes me so sad. Most of my friends all have kids now but two different friends of mine struggled SO hard with conceiving and it broke my heart. One finally did conceive twins with IVF (I think) but the other is now looking at adoption because they haven't had any success otherwise. It was hard watching them struggle so much. It's such a painful thing for people to go through and the fact that it's so random makes it even harder and totally unfair.
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But that would involve spending yet more time on April and I'm just not invested in any storyline involving her. She's not a central character for me, and I don't think the show would be any worse without her in it. That's not something I could say about Meredith, Cristina or Alex, for example.
I don't care about April, or about Stark, or about Alex's girlfriend, Bailey's boyfriend and a bunch of other people. I fast forward through their parts.
At least having April as chief means I save time by having more bits to zip through...
Frankly, I thought Owen's reaction was ridiculous. Alex may have been drunk and stupid. But he actually did the right thing. Mer's insisting that if she didn't tell what she did, the trial would not be compromised is ridiculous. She compromised the randomness of the trial by changing those envelopes. This is a small scale trial. Derek was right when he told that she had completely destroyed the trial, dumped tons of money down the drain, and potentially prevented a treatment that could save lives from ever making it to the market. I think Derek is wrong to imply that the situation is totally black and white, but what she did was serious. She compromised the trial, and the trial could not continue as if it were done properly. It could not be analyzed as if it were done properly. It had to be stopped and the people who were working on this trial had to be told that so they could act appropriately. Alex did the right thing.
I thought everything written for Owen in the finale was ridiculous. Instead of throwing Cristina out, which I understand sets up lots of drama for next season, the character if he stayed in character would have made a sincere attempt to understand why his wife was so opposed to having a baby. It's clear it's about more than her career, which of course we'll learn next season.
I thought this, too. Alex did the right thing. It is Meredith's own fault she is in this situation, not Alex's fault.
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The last I'd heard, Ellen was up in the air about continuing... saying that no one had approached her about extending her contract or even just asking if it was it for her. The same article asked her her feelings on Lexie taking over as the Grey in Grey's Anatomy should Ellen leave. She is supportive of the idea, and Chyler Leigh said she'd be up for it. So I'm curious to see how it ends up.
I don't suppose I'll miss Patrick Dempsey too much; I can't hear most of his dialogue anyway.
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I think it's just a silly way to get support so that they get more money. I doubt he'll leave. His movie career hasn't grown *that* much.
I think he is going to leave. He fancies himself a big movie star and his Grey's commitment is holding him back. Ellen Pompeo may be angling for a bigger paycheck, although I don't know how much leverage she has given the fact that she's done virtually nothing other than the show since it premiered.
I doubt Dempsey wants to leave because he thinks his movie career will take off. It didn't when his name was huge thanks to Grey's Anatomy, when he made movies on hiatus, so why would it now? I imagine he knows that.
Maybe he and Ellen are just tired of the show and they don't like their characters anymore? Hasn't he been vocal about his exasperation with how his character only seems to be stuck in a romantic push and pull with very little other development? The way the season ended looks like we're heading that way again. Maybe he's made enough to say screw it, and play second-fiddle characters like he did in Sweet Home Alabama the rest of his career.
Even small movie roles can be more attractive than series television to some actors. The pay is often quite similar and the schedule much better. Filming a movie on location for 2 months or filming a series for 6 months? If the pay is the same then the answer would be movies for many actors.
Unlike Pompeo, Dempsey has years of acting credits to his name. If he has invested wisely he might not even need to work.
With what they've earned, I doubt any of them ever need to work again!
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I hope Sandra Oh, Sarah Ramierez, Mc Steamy and Dr. Green Eyes continue to work, though. In fact, wipe the board, keep them and Bailey (maybe little Grey, too), and start from scratch. Send them somewhere warm, where the guys have to go shirtless a lot, as well.
I imagine this is the case. Plus, I recall he car races as a hobby. Maybe he wants to spend less time on a show that he doesn't enjoy and more on that?
Their original contracts were nothing spectacular. Although no doubt they've been given nice raises as the show has been renewed, these actors are not in the league of Friends or Seinfeld. After eight years, I'm sure they've done okay, but it's probably not retiring money.


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text: The History of Red Hair The Ravishing (and Often Disturbing) History of Red Hair by Miriam Lacey 7/26/11 18 Reactions 391 Shares Print 40 296 53 2 0 Only one percent of the human population has naturally red hair, but the myths, stereotypes, and beliefs surrounding the color are incredibly varied. Humans have been obsessed with redheads since the mutation that causes the color showed up between 20,000 and 100,000 years ago, and the fascination hasn't waned with time. Check out the amazing history of red hair and find out which cultures would worship your ginger hair, and which might burn you at the stake. Prehistory What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Our neanderthal kin had red hair and green eyes long before modern humans did, but the gene that gave them their fair coloring was a slightly different one from ours. Red hair, like blond hair, is thought to have developed (along with light skin) as a response to sunless climates. People with these traits were able to get enough vitamin D from the sun, which was difficult for darker-complexioned individuals in rarely sunny environs. Source: Flickr User mueritz 1 / 10 Ancient Sumeria What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The goddess Innana, alternately known as Astarte to the Akkadians and Ishtar to the Babylonians, is sometimes said to have red hair. Red hair in the ancient Near East was often thought to denote magic and witchcraft. In ancient Egypt, too, followers of the evil snake god Seth were known for their red accoutrements, including wigs. 2 / 10 Ancient India What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 According to Ayurvedic medicinal scripture, redheads in ancient India were thought most likely to have "Pitta" temperaments, which are driven and organized but quick to anger. This may be the origin of the "fiery redhead" stereotype. 3 / 10 Medieval Europe What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Things weren't so great for redheads during the Middle Ages. Mary Magdalene was often shown as a repentant prostitute with long red hair, since redheads were supposed to be wantonly sensuous, but things got much worse from there. Alchemists believed that to turn copper into gold they needed the blood of a young redheaded man. And if that wasn't bad enough, the famed treatise on all things witchy and supernatural, the Malleus Maleficarum, opined, "Those whose hair is red, of a certain peculiar shade, are unmistakably vampires," and also suggested that the hair color could be the mark of a witch or werewolf. 4 / 10 The Elizabethan Period What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Several centuries later, however, a young Queen Elizabeth I made red hair highly fashionable among her subjects. Her look was so popular that even her rivals attempted to imitate her gorgeous curls. Elizabeth's (maybe) treasonous cousin, Mary Queen of Scots, famously wore her gorgeous red hair down and loose for her execution. Only once she'd had her head chopped off did it become clear, however, that the waves she was so vain about were in fact nothing more than a wig. 6 / 10 The Victorian Era What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The Victorian period saw a renewed interest in the medieval period, and artists in the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood celebrated the sensuality and "witchy" appeal of redheads in art. Dante Gabriel Rossetti's iconic paintings of redheads, like this one, are emblematic of the period. In straitlaced Victorian society, red hair became a signal of unbound female sexuality. 6 / 10 The 1940s What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Almost a century later, the ideal of the redheaded woman went from supernatural and sexy to "firecracker" when gorgeous Rita Hayworth hit the scene. 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Though the second slide is a little scary :) I found this great graphic on the history of hair styles from the 1920's to present: http://www.charlottemurray.co.uk/infographics/the-history-of-hair/ I love the illustrations! ojoba 2 years interesting story,love julianne moore,david caruso,prince harry and susan sarandon as fav gingers. dholmas 2 years As a natural redhead I found this story interesting. I do colour my hair but the only way you tell the roots are growing out is the little bit of gray I now have. I am proud to be a redhead!!!!!!!!!!!!!! hyperchild0405x3 2 years ^ LOL, so funny hyperchild0405x3 2 years ^ LOL, so funny neonbee 2 years I don't know if it's true, but back in the 17th century (a propos Princess Henrietta's hair), people said it's because her parents had intercourse whilst the mother had her courses. Quite funny. Katie Sweeney 2 years This is awesome! Katie Sweeney 2 years This is awesome! 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Ultimate Doctor Who Monster: Round 6
For the past month you have been voting for the ultimate Doctor Who monster. The final 8 have now been decided and over the next week they'll each compete in a 1 vs 1 knock-out tournament until the winner is decided.
We kick things off with one of the biggest battles – Daleks vs Cybermen! Only one will make it through so choose carefully.
The poll will only be open for 24 hours, so vote now!
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Odor in your washing machine or laundry can sometimes be difficult to get rid of. Rather than mask the odor with fragrance, this article will give tips on how to get rid of the source of that mildew odor and keep it away!
Note: Many users like to leave the washer door open to get rid of mildew odor. It does lessen odor by drying out the odor-causing residue but makes it more difficult to remove. Also, the residue is still present upon the next wash. If your washer smells with the door open or closed - it's time to clean it!
Odor is usually noticed in towels before the clothes washer because cotton towels are thicker and used close to the face when wet. Using a towel that smells of mold and mildew when we're drying off after a shower can leave bad smell behind. We can get used to that smell but other people can smell it and it can be embarassing. Before attempting to remove odor from towels and other laundry it's necessary to clean the odor-causing residue from your washer.
Bleach is the most commonly used cleaner to kill the mold and bacteria growing in our machines. Available since the early 1900's, it's used to sanitize and remove odor. Care should be taken when using to avoid spilling, contact with skin or breathing fumes. DO NOT MIX BLEACH WITH ANYTHING as dangerous gases can form to cause illness or even death. Another option is vinegar to kill the mold spores and bacteria. A cup of white, distilled vinegar added to wash can help with odor.
Persistent or returning odor in your washer or laundry is a sure sign of remaining residue inside the washing machine. The odor-causing residue can be stubborn to remove. Since we created the first washing machine deodorizer in 2006 a few major corporations have jumped on board with their version of washing machine cleaner but, whatever you use, it's important to weigh cost, effectiveness and the environment when making a decision on what to use.
Smelly Washer can also be mixed in a spray bottle of warm water to clean the detergent drawer, rubber door gasket, or under the lid – all those hard-to-reach places! Just spray liberally and allow to soak. This method is also great to remove mildew stains from showers and tile grout.


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Description: Lillian Viola Coffin, Longview, Tex. 1901, 8 years old. James Studio. Young girl in dress leaning against a chair.
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A.O. Coffin and Lillian Viola Coffin
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Academics and filmmakers create Israeli-Palestinian artistic research project
A new community-based, multi-generational video project designed by Queen's and Simon Fraser university researchers will engage the complex bi-national and multi-ethnic histories of a neighbourhood in southern Jerusalem.
"Qatamon in Color" explores the forgotten pasts contained in the houses of Qatamon. In 1948 the peaceful Palestinian neighbourhood became a site of armed conflict when Israel took over and Palestinians were forced to flee or evacuate. The Israeli government temporarily housed Jewish refugees from the Arab world in the homes, and later sold the houses to upper-middle class Israelis.
"Israelis need to understand the agony of the Palestinian people who have lost their homes, just as many of the Jews who have been living in these homes since 1948 were displaced from their homes in Europe or the Middle East," explains Dorit Naaman, the Israeli-Canadian counterpart on the project. "If we recognize that both Palestinians and Israelis have a history there, we can start to find ways to move forward."
A lot of the political discourse around the Israeli-Palestinian conflict focuses on Israeli's occupation of the West Bank since 1967. There is a way in which the Palestinian past in the rest of Israel is not discussed, resulting in a kind of Israeli willful forgetting," Dr. Naaman adds. "At the same time, the history of Israelis originating from Middle Eastern countries is also rarely told, resulting in another layer of erasure, which the project aims to remedy."
Dr. Naaman and her collaborators hope to bring some of this past to light by giving current and former residents of Qatamon the opportunity to create short, personalized videos about their experiences and memories of the neighbourhood. The videos by individual Israelis and Palestinians will then be projected on the houses in Qatamon. The researchers plan to digitize the resulting oral history with the help of local youth, who will learn about digital film technology while connecting with the stories of the earlier generations. The team also hopes that the videos will allow other researchers to investigate the ability of digital media to engage with memory and trauma, and communicate these experiences to wide audiences.
Dr. Dana Olwan, Assistant Professor at Simon Fraser University, will lead the research side of the project, traveling through the Middle East and North American to meet and recruit the Palestinian families who were forcibly displaced from their homes. "Without their personal stories and narratives one cannot construct an accurate depiction of the complex and multilayered histories of this neighborhood," Dr. Olwan explains. "I want to understand what memories they have of their homes and what material, physical, emotional, and psychic connections they continue to have with Qatamon in particular and Palestine in general."
The team is composed of Dr. Naaman, the Alliance Atlantis professor of Film and Media at Queen's University, Dr. Dana Olwan, a Queen's PhD graduate (English) and currently the prestigious Ruth Wynn Woodward Junior Chair and Assistant Professor in the Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies at Simon Fraser University, and Sobhi al Zobaidi, a Palestinian filmmaker who will hold a postdoctoral fellowship at Queen's through this project.
The project is funded through a Research/Creation Grant in Fine Arts from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC).
To learn more about "Qatamon in Color" visit Dr. Naaman's website, www.diadocumentary.ca/articles.
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Continuing on our weekend adventures in S.D.'s cherished neighborhoods, we head to Rancho Santa Fe to explore a community rich in both history and amenities.
A town synonymous with the word "luxury," Rancho Santa Fe's lodging options are no exception. Celebrating 50 years under the direction of the Royce family, The Inn at Rancho Santa Fe is a historic Spanish-style property designed by architect Lilian Rice on 23 pristine acres of rolling hills set in the heart of the community.
If you prefer something more secluded, Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa, currently celebrating its 20th anniversary, is nestled within a private canyon on 40 acres of lush landscaping, and offers 49 richly appointed suites with cathedral ceilings.
Or consider unwinding at the boutique hotel at Morgan Run Club & Resort. Starting September 15, the property is offering an Autum Escape package including daily breakfast for two and a daily $25 resort credit.
Enjoy a romantic date night dinner in the village. Under the direction of owner Owen Perry, Delicias Restaurant is a community staple, serving gourmet California cuisine for over 19 years. Nearby, Mille Fleurs' quaint outdoor courtyard with its twinkling lights is the perfect setting in which to enjoy the culinary delights of Martin Woesle, head chef for over 20 years. Stick around to enjoy entertainment by piano man Randy Beecher. If you've got good pipes, you may even be invited to join in.
Adventure seekers should head out early to Caffé Positano, whose selection of pastries and stuffed croissants are perfect for a meal on the run. There's no time to waste when the Wild Animal Park is a short 18 miles away from the Ranch, offering specialty tours with the animals. And don't forget about Flightline, an exhilarating, zipline experience that sends you soaring over exotic animals and open exhibits. After Labor Day the park returns to its fall hours of 9am-5pm daily.
On the way back, refuel at Hernandez Hideaway, offering Mexican fare along the edge of Lake Hodges. You won't find anything fancy here, but it's a local landmark worth checking out.
If exotic animals and flying high aren't your thing, try a leisurely morning horseback ride through the unique landscape of the Ranch.
Shopping opportunities abound. The heart of the Ranch offers McNally Company Antiques, Daniela Boutique, Jakki's Closet, The Country Friends consignment shop, and more. Nearby Del Rayo Village houses La Lace, Le Dimora, Timmons Galleries, and Embellishments; and Rancho Santa Fe Plaza offers something for everyone with Mister B, Butterbrodt Design, Seaside Home, Childish Couture, Icons, and more. On the southwest edge of the town lies Bella Castilla, a home furnishings and accessory heaven; and Knorr Candle Factory with its myriad beeswax candles.
For a sweet treat, stop into Thyme In The Ranch, a repeat readers' favorite for its to-die-for baked goods and desserts.
Take time to unwind with a spa treatment at your resort. Or consider Browtique, which offers eyebrow shaping, facials, and more.
Post bliss, enjoy world-class dining at your hotel, or head to Firenze Trattoria in Rancho Santa Fe Plaza, which has offered delectable Italian cuisine for over 15 years with daily not-to-be-missed specials. Pantry on Paseo Delicias offers American comfort food classics, while Decanter in Cielo Village boasts an ever-changing menu of unique wines paired with organic small plates. If you're craving sushi, Samurai Restaurant in nearby Solana Beach is top-notch.
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Millions Of Voter Records Flawed, Nearly 2 Mil Dead Registered
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As the presidential election approaches, the potential for voter fraud is dangerously high nationwide with nearly 2 million dead people still registered to cast ballots, about 3 million eligible to vote in two or more states and millions more that are inaccurate, duplicate or out of date.
The alarming figures were published this week in a report issued by the non-partisan Pew Center on States. It reveals that approximately 24 million active voter registrations in the United States are no longer valid or have significant inaccuracies. The problem, apparently, is an outdated registration system that can't properly maintain records.
While this madness goes on, the Obama Administration is spending resources to legally challenging state voter identification laws—similar to one already upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court—that could help fix the crisis. More than a dozen states have passed measures requiring voters to show government-issued photo identification at the polls and the Obama Department of Justice (DOJ) has launched a campaign to challenge them all, asserting that they're discriminatory because many minorities are too poor or too ignorant to get a valid ID.
Last month Texas struck back, suing the DOJ in federal court for blocking the implementation of a state voter ID law passed by the legislature in 2011 to deter and detect election fraud. Under the Federal Voting Rights Act, the DOJ must approve changes to election laws in certain states and Texas is among them. The Texas Secretary of State's Office has been waiting for the DOJ preclearance since last July, but the feds continue stalling, essentially blocking the law's implementation.
Preserving the integrity of the election process has been a huge issue for Judicial Watch over the years. Just last week JW launched the 2012 Election Integrity Project to pressure states and localities to clean up voter registration polls in order to comply with Section 8 of the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA). A lengthy JW investigation of public records indicates that voter rolls in numerous states have more registered voters than voting-age population.
Among the states that appear to contain names of individuals who are ineligible to vote are Florida, California, Texas, Colorado, Ohio, Mississippi, Iowa, Indiana and West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Missouri. This month JW sent warning letters to election officials in Indiana and Ohio as well as letters of inquiry to Florida and California officials as part of the probe into their problematic voting lists.
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after signing up for rotc at richland highschool, and being a long time member of the jrotc.
i got a letter for the selective services. including the USA channel.
first i signed up for the navy seals, and recieved an athashet. i then went home under supervision, as i ate a cpac in the office and took a DDT, EPT test with my dad and friend victoria. i was seen as a chief. and was joined into the NCIS, CSI. and i recieved TRICARE benifits in my head.Its sorta like law and order special victims unit.
my sister was suicidal and was killed by a train, and my father was in charge and said i had to go get her and there were the train tracks. so i did. GOD LOVE HIM. after finding out my girlfriend was raped i got the bad news her grand father died , i called the headquarters at 911, and the operator asked what the hell was she suposed to do and said i should kick the terrorist asses. so i did.
i went back to the recruiter and recieved a hot wire, and some legal issues,(MOLES). and went to the federal training facility at tarrant county department of corrections.i went in through the LAUNDRY CHUTE. a secret military instalation. where i heard my mother had died, so i was told if my lobster turned red i had to play a wild card, or outher wise known as a suit. I picked roc t. and was released from further custody.
Keep in mind i went and did a hot wire, where iwas told by central command to release a neuro toxin into the terrorist den.
HR BILL 1229. is where i published a series of indian wood and leather crafts so as to be productive enough to honor the lives that i saved.
my ranger suit is cobra healthcare, ranger, and seargent slaughter. when he lit up the vaccum that creates a gold fish ,i found a gold fish, but after i went to college those were the action figures i created in the vaccum.
ive had all my shots and had commited myself under orders of the us military to a psychiatric facility and was retrofitted for a matrix suit. this was for the the calvery.
airforce 1 was another unit i recieved a chance for and it had exclusive memberships to the aces high club, and the chance to be a real maveric.
the navy was for merchant marines and sea bees.
and army was infantry, and calvary. i was a special operations commando, when i was born.
recently ive had abot 21 military benifits. and a long line of service. im doing the best i can do with what ive got.
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Besides the ID, all voters should be given an (IQ) voter qualification test; then maybe there would not be 'voters' asking for their part of the 'stash' as happened after the 2008 debacle… :)
To get a bank account, a drivers license, buy beer, get a credit card or a bank loan….you need a picture ID of some sort. So anyone that doesn't have one of the above is living under the legal wire of our nation…why would they vote? They wouldn't unless paid to do so.
@eddyjames1952 well said and I agree if buying beer you card me is that now an illegal act. The Obama administration if it was up to them there would be no beer, cigarettes, no fast food and no one would weigh over 98 pounds Oh wait hitler tried this too blond hair, blue eyes, male anybody remember this ? I do what devistation it was People need to wake up Obama out in 2012 or I fear there will be Anarchy spread nation wide.
If they are too ignorant to get an ID then the are certainly too ignorant too vote. By making it so the party affiliation couldn't be shown would eliminate a lot of the problems (Duh where's the D, I can't remember who they paid me to vote for with out the D". But until then An ID is by far the best solution. If your not committing voter fraud you shouldn't mind showing ID.You have to to buy beer or just about anything else here in America.
Andrew Jackson was elected as our president in 1828. He played an important part in founding the present Democratic Party. Research this information. Research the activities of the Democratic Party since 1828. Research the information about all the illegal actions committed by members of the Barack Hussein Obama Administration!
And guess who is using the identity of such people?..ILLEGALS…To scam and fraud every aspect of the American system..
Is there a procedure for removing deceased voters? I live in Georgia and in 2004 after my father passed away I called the voter registration office to have his name removed from the lists and was told that there was not a procedure for that.


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As Nebraska's largest and most distinguished art museum, Joslyn Art Museum in Omaha has served as the premier center for visual art since opening in 1931. Joslyn's collection features work from antiquity to the present, with an emphasis on 19th- and 20th-century European and American art. Highlights of the permanent collection include works by Lorenzo di Credi, El Greco, Edgar Degas, Claude Monet, Albert Bierstadt, and Thomas Hart Benton. American masters such as Grant Wood, Jackson Pollock, Dale Chihuly, and George Segal are also represented.
Durham Museum is dedicated to providing guests with a unique experience each time they visit. From their permanent exhibits highlighting the history of Omaha and its surrounding regions, to impressive traveling exhibitions from their national partners such as the Smithsonian Institution, the National Archives, the Library of Congress and the Field Museum, there is truly something for everyone. Every day they strive to meet and exceed visitor's expectations. Whether you're a museum member or "just passing through," your enjoyment is important.
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Since its inception in 1976, Omaha Children's Museum has been a special place where children can challenge themselves, discover how the world works and learn through play. It is Omaha's primary participatory museum and provides a variety of hands-on exhibits, workshops, programs, presentations and special events that put children in touch with their ever-changing world.
The Old Market Omaha is a premier arts and entertainment district featuring fine dining, shopping, corporate meeting facilities, hotel accommodations, upscale night life, and sought-after real estate. Located in downtown Omaha just minutes from Omaha Eppley Airport, the Old Market is close to several nearby attractions including Durham Western Heritage Museum, Omaha Civic Auditorium, Qwest Center Omaha, Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo, and more. Head to Omaha's Old Market district, where exceptional gifts and dining are around every corner. From Harney to Jackson streets and 10th to 13th streets, unique shops, boutiques, pubs, more than 30 area restaurants and distinctive entertainment define this historic neighborhood.
The Museum is the authentically restored home of General George Crook. It was constructed in 1879 and is on the National Register of Historic Places. The house is an Italianate style, which represented the no-nonsense grandeur of the military frontier. The furnishings are from the 1880 Victorian period. From early November through the end of December, the museum celebrates Nineteenth Century Holidays. The Crook House Guild, with help from area designers and design students, transforms every room in the house into a captivating glimpse of Christmas past.
El Museo Latino opened its doors in the historic Livestock Exchange Building on May 5,1993 as the first Latino Art & History Museum and Cultural Center in the Midwest. In 1997, the museum moved to its present brick and red tile roof building. The original construction of 1887 was a school and was reconstructed in the 1930s. Today, El Museo Latino is one of only eleven Latino museums in the United States.
Spezia Restaurant is an upscale-casual restaurant located in Omaha's Midtown area just north of I-80. Featuring Italian, steaks, and seafood in a warm and comfortable environment. Spezia originated in Sioux Falls, South Dakota 13 years ago.
V. Mertz offers its guests a progressive, contemporary American menu rooted in classic French cooking and an award-winning wine list of over 400 selections. The restaurant is located in Omaha's historic and picturesque Old Market Passageway, within walking distance from the Qwest Convention Center, The Holland Performing Arts Center, the Orpheum, and all major downtown hotels. V. Mertz is locally-owned, and prides itself in offering artisan products and cheeses, organically-grown local produce and Wagyu beef, and sustainably-farmed and line-caught seafood. Perfect for business or pleasure, V. Mertz is the premier fine-dining restaurant in Omaha.
Dario's Brasserie is a destination for food lovers in search of casual, elegant dining, located in the heart of Omaha's Dundee neighborhood. Dario's passionate style of cooking incorporates classic French, traditional Belgian and modern techniques including the French method of sous vide. At Dario's Brasserie they believe Belgian beer pairs perfectly with any entree, such as mussels, steak and frites, and sous vide short ribs. With over 80 Belgian beers to choose from, you will find the perfect match. Their wine selection is focused on the regions of France and they offer classic French cocktails. The Brasserie has an inviting European style atmosphere, with a patio and a lovely bar area where you may enjoy a drink or eat dinner. Stop in for lunch, dinner or their superb Sunday brunch. They also offer seasonal Belgian beer pairing dinners throughout the year.
The Grey Plume focuses on seasonality and sustainability. The Grey Plume writes a menu daily, much of which is based on local farmer's supply and preserves the Nebraska produce harvest for the winter months. The Grey Plume works in partnership with The Green Restaurant Association and is the first and only Certified Green Restaurant in the tri-state area. Enjoy the elegant, yet comfortable dining atmosphere for both lunch and dinner.
Designed with a 1920's New York Chophouse in mind, 801 Chophouse at the Paxton is the epitome of class. From the USDA Prime Grade beef, to the jet-fresh seafood and world class wine and scotch selection, you will not forget this unique fine dining experience. Private dining rooms for four to forty-two are available seven nights a week to enhance your dining experience.
Dante is Omaha's first certified Neopolitan Pizzeria. Dante's pizzas are prepared in the same way they were a century ago in Italy. The dough is stretched by hand and the pizzas are baked in an 800-degree Mugnaini wood-fired oven. The black blisters on the crust are a signature of Neapolitan pizza. Chef-owner Nick Strawhecker is committed to using produce from the area's many talented farmers. Local ingredients will be heavily featured throughout the spring and summer.
7M Grill is an Eclectic mix of local Omaha art, food, wine, and an Amazing ambiance combined into one unique restaurant. With over 40 years combined experience in the restaurant industry our team of Chef's, Managers, and Owners have come together to create 7M Grill.
A converted boiler room in the Bemis Bag building, built in 1896 -the Boiler Room is an ingredient driven modern American/French restaurant. The menu changes daily to reflect local farm product availability. Now open six days a week for dinner, offering hand crafted cocktails and an extensive domaine driven Old World wine list.
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Nosh Wine Lounge, is the spot downtown for guests who desire a sophisticated relaxing atmosphere while enjoying service and quality that are second to none. A diverse boutique wine list offering over 120 wines as well as premium cocktails, martinis, artisan beers and a collection of single malt scotches that will please any palate.
Culinary delights featuring small plates, gourmet sliders, flatbread pizzas using locally sourced ingredients that can accommodate a casual bite or a full course meal.
The birthplace of nationally known artists such as Conor OBerst, the Faint and Cursive, the indie music scene in Omaha continues to grow with venues like The Waiting Room which is devoted to the growth of innovative music. Unless indicated otherwise, shows at The Waiting Room are all ages.


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as much as it pains me to say it, i think that the careers of sean may and adam morrison have been derailed too much for them to regain what was once. both suffered massive knee injuries and i dont ever see them having the potential they once possessed.
this season morrison hasnt fired on offense like he once used to and sean may... well he cant even get up and down the floor!
i admit, i thought both were fantastic players BEFORE their horrific injuries who could both develop into stars, but now i just dont see them being the players they could have been
even more importantly, i believe their injuries have contributed to the little success that the bobcats have experienced. i mean, if both never got injured, i would have thought this season to be the season for us.
i fear the worst; i am writing them off
what do you think?
The Camby man can. The Camby man can 'cause he mixes it with his 'D' and makes the world fear his blocks.
i get the impression sean may doesn't care
ammo - the guy was such a competitor, i would be in shocked if he would just give up, he should be able to make it back
i am ready to kill sean may cuz he doesn't give anything to our team.....
Morrison is unfairly getting bench splinters because we have a couple of great forwards and guards and I guess LB just doesn't have a spot for him now.
I can understand being frustrated w/ Sean May but I can't be mad at the guy. He's injury prone, who knew? With numerous knee surgeries including the micro procedure I really wasn't expecting much from him this year especially at the start of the season considering he was cleared to play in September after a year layoff. You have Amare' & K-Mart who recovered from this procedure but countless others who never returned to pre-micro form (Penny, Mashburn, Allan Houston). I think its clear if he ever becomes productive in the league again it will be with another team.
Adam is the 7th or 8th guy off the bench and he should be tagged a "crafty scorer" who can get your team buckets when needed. I would think he could average 8-10pts/gm if used the right way. The only problem with all of that is where he was selected in the draft. The 3rd pick in the draft should eventually be a starter or star maybe, not a role player.
why are we not releasing sean may?
I think it is safe to say that May wont be a bobcat next year..... I dont think him or morrison could ever have been "stars" even b4 their injuries.... I think may couldve been a solid starter, but he just cant get back into the grove. Maybe he will he isnt old or nething, and Morrison i think at best is a 6th man and can easily go down as a let down for the 3rd pick. Stars were available, brandon roy rudy gay....... i mean i dont think I need to go there, but maybe im wrong but morrison will never be a star. I know he is a competitor but he is useless on the bobcats, tonight he made 2 fouls on back to back defense trips because he cant play D. Matt carroll can play D, and thats why he is better and plays a bit more the morrison. I will be shocked to see morrison on the bobcats by the trade deadline of next year.....
Tunechi be the Wallace that from the Metropolis.... Gerald Wallace 4 president. Twitter:Luhrsmania
My thinking is this. We already have to pay him for the year so why cut him now. He may be useful as trade fodder, we all know how teams love those expiring contracts. It makes no sense to cut him, and still have to pay him just to have a roster spot. Its not like he is getting paid under 1M like the others we cut this season already.
I for one will be very happy when he is no longer wasting our money.
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I guess they're still recovering from the plastic surgery they received, because they're covered in bandages.
While there are some elements of the new looks that I can't say I care for (loooong legs, Knuckles Kong), I'm willing to hold my judgments and give this new look a try.
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I think that Marth is exhausted because the Wii Fit Trainer's workout routine was too much for him. He really needs to work on his balance. u_u
I was going to say "Dat Galaxy Stage" in the comments, but the poll already did it for me. Thanks Nintendo Life!
Gusty Garden and Outset island were fantastic. I would love to hear other modern songs get this treatment.
Looks like fun and neat side element of the game. Plus you can't go wrong with the Toad Brigade theme.
That's cool, except you can only get shiny sea and river Pokemon. Devices like this might account for the sheer amount of shiny Qwilfish I have seen on the GTS.
I do have a shiny Corsola, though.
That is one of the best YouTube videos I have ever seen. It combines two of my favorite things; Star Wars and Nintendo. So much win!
This is something I'd be interested in. I always like to try and flex the old creativity muscle. However, I will need to find a good game to adapt.
@Trainer_DJ - I agree. Iwata should stay, but advertising should increase. I own a Wii U and know how great it is, but Nintendo needs to get that message across to those who don't have it. Some of these upcoming games should go a long way as well.
Well, you can't argue with science. Last time I tried that, the enrichment center was flooded with deadly neuro-toxin.
My favorite Kanto starter is Squirtle, with Charmander being a close second. However, I had Yellow Version so choosing which starter I wanted wasn't a problem.
@audiobrainiac - That's funny. I named my Samurott in White 2 Shogun as well. It's such a fitting name.
@Katy_Ellis - Actually, that ghost is even creepier. I found it way before I even knew about the old man in the haunted house. e_O
This issue is a perfect example of this trope.
This is excellent news and exactly what I wanted to hear about the game. I like it when my games have a tricky edge to them. Especially when it comes to Zelda.
P.S. Seeing as the hand holding will be reduced, I will be hosting walking and sword swinging tutorials for those who have difficulty with the game on launch date
Pokemon Y Version will dominate most of my game time this weekend. Any other game will be hard pressed to pull me away.
@Wonder_Mask - Of coures a lot of thought went into the Vannilite family. The developers had a long and hard debate on what flavor and toppings Vannilite would have. In the end, they settled on a plain vanilla cone, a classic that appeals to a wide audience. u_u
Since I'll be getting the physical version of Y, nothing for me this week. Of course, I can't see anyway for another game to take priority for Y for me this week (or many others after).
@spidey1010 - Why don't you start out a game with a group of Pokemon you like and forget EV training? When you beat the game, you'll be able to look back and select Pokemon to EV train for a competitive team. That way you'll avoid spoilers and end up with a good competitive team.
What conditioner does Dixie use?
Anyways, the game is looking great. While I'm sad that the game has been delayed, I'll be held over by other things until it's ready. Make it a good one Retro!
That trailer made me even more excited for this game. I do wonder what controller styles will be compatible with the game.
This is very interesting. I wonder if Nintendo is trying to improve the overall strength and stability of its systems' online. I guess we'll find out soon.
@Happy_Mask - No way! I was going to guess that too! I guess insane great minds think alike I suppose.
Anyways, any X and Y news is always appreciated by me. Perhaps we will receive an evolved form of a Gen 1 Pokemon such as Pinsir. Who knows?
HYYYYYYPE! There is so much I am excited for in this game that I can't focus on my favorite aspect.
Whatever the announcement is, I'm interested. I'm expecting that it will pertain to X and Y, but we'll have to wait for Monday.
I'll be playing Super Mario World, FEZ, and some BIT.TRIP SAGA. I might also squeeze in some Pikmin 2 and Animal Crossing: New Leaf.
Wow. Froakie's second stage is looking pretty slick. That is just continuing to make me happy that I chose Froakie.
My main focus will be EarthBound, but I'll also try to make progress on Paper Mario: Sticker Star, Pikmin 2, and Punch-Out!!.
Tropical Freeze is only $50? That's great! That will make picking up both DK:TF and SM3DW even better.


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Dragon Boats Race In Point Pleasantfrom Eyewitness News Online Reported by: Dan Matics Web Producer: Heath Harrison Also Contributing: Heath Harrison Reported: Sep. 27, 2013 3:39 PM EDT Updated: Sep. 28, 2013 11:19 PM EDT
Point Pleasant
, Mason County
, West Virginia
Dragons were flying on the water at Krodel Park in Point Pleasant Saturday. 40 foot canoes, 20 paddlers and a little rhythm could be found at the Dragon Boat Festival "It's exciting," Carla Irvin of Point Pleasant said. "It's really cool and fun to work and learn!" The rowers were all part of a fundraiser for the Point Pleasant River Museum. Each team's employer entered them into the competition. The rowers were far from pros, they were bankers, utility workers and river workers It was a serious competition, with cheering from folks of all ages. It was fun to watch and fun to compete, but for the rowers, it was also a bonding experience, working together to win at a sport, many here consider unusual. The event was the first ever dragon boat race in West Virginia. Point Pleasant is set to host its first ever Dragon Boat Festival on Saturday. The event will feature dragon boats, 40-foot-long canoes with 20 paddlers and one steersman. Teams will race the boats on a 250 meter course on Krodel Park Lake. Food and entertainment will also be offered. The opening ceremony, featuring the American Legion and playing of the national anthem, is set for 9 a.m. The first race begins at 10:30 a.m. and the second is set to start at 3 p.m. The event is being conducted by the Point Pleasant River Museum. For more information, contact the museum at 304-674-0144 or firstname.lastname@example.com. MORE NEWS FROM EYEWITNESS NEWS
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In my uncovering folktales class, students are reading Jack Tales. I have asked them to create their own Jack story. I hope you enjoy them. This is by Tasha Allen.
There once was a young boy named Jack who was stuck on a farm with his grumpy mother and father. He always dreamed of going into the big city and getting away from his miserable parents. Until he was old enough though, he was stuck at the farm plowing and gardening for his father. As soon as he turned sixteen he began begging his parents to let him go. He promised that he would bring them back something every time he returned. The father saw this as a way to get something out of his naïve young son, so he let him go. The young boy was so excited to get away he set out early the next morning. He was walking along the dirt road, but along the way met a young girl. Her name was Jackette and he fell in love immediately. He spent the entire day with her before he realized he had to head back home. Until he realized he did not have anything for his parents. He was stumped but knew he could not go home without something. Jackette helped and said, "Here take them these", and handed him a bouquet of freshly picked flowers, so he did. His mother loved them and his father saw it as sufficient, after all he had not specified what types of gifts to bring back. His parents never asked how his trip went and once again left him neglected and alone, so he used this time to think about Jackette. The next day he set out again. He vowed to make it to the city but could not get past Jackette again. This time they talked about their past and told each other stories. He enjoyed his time, but once again had to make the journey home. He did not have a gift, so Juliette gave him a book to give his parents. He made his journey back home and gave his father the gift. His father was less than pleased with the gift after all what would he need a book for. He was a farmer he did not have the time to waste on a book. Jack was once again left with his thoughts that always steered back to Jackette. The next day Jack set out again in hopes of maybe making it to the city. Once again he made it to Jackette. Today was a beautiful day and they decided to catch butterflies. He decided he would take one back on the way home. His father was distraught his son had let him down once again and brought him nothing that he could actually use. He asked his son, "Son what were you thinking, these gifts have no value to me!" Jack smiled for these gifts meant more than he would ever understand, so he explained. "Father those gifts have value. The flowers were for the affection you never showed me, the book was for the brilliance you failed to make important, and the butterfly was for honesty, gentleness, and tenderness. All of these are things I wish we could have shared as father and son." With that, Jack turned and walked down the path back to the only happiness he had really found, Jackette.
Some additional observations that Tasha found out about Jack:
Five things I learned about the history of the Jack Tale
- That the name has taken many forms and many meanings in English and Scots, coming to mean a man in general ("man-jack," "jack-of-all-trades"), a worker (lumberjack, Jack Tar), a useful tool (jackknife, hydraulic jack), and a fool (jackanapes, jackass). I found all of the different forms very interesting
- The fact that the Jack's tradition goes back to the medieval times, and was written down in the fifteenth century is interesting. I never would have imagined that something like tales would stick around for that long.
- It was surprising to me that in older Jack Tales there were fart jokes. Since most such tales have been cleaned up for publication I find this fascinating since that is not something we encounter in our tales nowadays.
- The fact that Jack Tales were included Jack as both scatological and sexual is interesting. I always thought of Jack Tales as something for kids and have these qualities are not something I would incorporate with kids, and also not something I saw in the Jack Tales I read.
- I definitely liked the idea of incorporating psychology into the idea of Jack Tales. The quote below is an important part of Freud's theory and the development of children. I find it so interesting that these stories can be compared to psychology because I never thought about them like that. I like this take on stories and hope to try and see more stories like this.
- a. "Various psychoanalytical interpretations of "Jack and the Beanstalk" (e.g. Bettelheim 1976) have suggested that the beanstalk is a phallic image and the tale is essentially about sexual differentiation from one's parents. The giant is an evil father-figure who has destroyed and replaced Jack's true father—a typical Oedipal fantasy. The giant's wife is a fantasy aspect of Jack's mother, which explains why she helps him to escape her evil husband. In the end, Jack conquers the evil aspects of his father, and in so doing transforms his mother from a woman who must reject his magic by throwing out the beans, into one who can partake of the gifts he brings back. How does Jack reintegrate his family? By destroying his father's phallus—or, at least, by destroying its hold over him.
a. Reading the other Jack Tales helped me add in the idea of three scenes and adding in a meaningful part of the story. I liked the idea of keeping the idea of three because it seemed to help the story flow. I also liked having an overall meaning of the story because it made the ending more powerful and moving.
b. One thing I learned from reading Jack Tales was that having a form to follow makes it easier for the story to flow. It helped the overall form of the story as well as made it a lot easier to write.
c. I made my Jack tale stand out by using important morals and values and using symbols to signify their importance. By adding in the symbols it signified how important a father and son relationship is especially for the simple things. I think adding in the symbols makes the story more meaningful for young children as well as for families.
About Tasha Allen
I am currently attending Ohio Dominican University, double majoring in Early Childhood Education and Intervention Specialist while also minoring in Psychology. Stories have always been a very important part of my life. I hope to continue to use stories throughout my career as well as in my personal life!
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Makes 4 servings
Ingredients: 2 cups diced, peeled parsnips 1-1/2 cups peeled, diced carrots 1-1/2 cups peeled, diced white turnips 1/4 cup finely chopped onion 3 tablespoons unsalted butter 1 tablespoon flour 1 cup hot milk 1/4 teaspoon fresh grated nutmeg Kosher salt to taste 1/2 cup grated cheddar cheese Breadcrumbs to top casserole
Directions: 1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. and grease a large casserole dish.
2. Cook parsnips, carrots, and turnips in separate pots of boiling salted water until tender. Drain and combine in the casserole dish.
3. Saute onion in melted butter until translucent. Add in flour and cook 5 minutes, stirring constantly. Pour in milk and cook, stirring, until sauce is thickened.
4. Stir in nutmeg, salt and cheese and stir until cheese is melted. Pour sauce over vegetables and top with bread crumbs. Bake for 10 minutes or until breadcrumbs are toasted.
Ingredients: 1 3/4 pounds broccoli, chopped Salt 4 tablespoons unsalted butter 1/4 cup all-purpose flour 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard 2 cups milk 8 fresh sage leaves Freshly ground black pepper 8 slices cooked ham 1/2 cup breadcrumbs 1/4 cup grated cheddar cheese
Directions: 1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. and grease a medium to large casserole dish.
2. Cook broccoli for 4 to 6 minutes in a pot of lightly salted water. Drain broccoli and pour into the prepared casserole dish.
3. Melt 4 tablespoons of butter in a medium-sized pot over medium-high heat. Combine with flour and cook for 1 minute, stirring constantly. Mix in the mustard and take pot off of heat.
4. Gradually whisk in the milk and sage. Place pot over low heat and stir until sauce thickens (it should coat the back of a spoon), about 12 minutes. Season with salt and pepper.
5. Place ham on top of broccoli and spoon sauce on top of ham. Sprinkle with breadcrumbs and cheese. Bake about 25 minutes or until top golden and cheese is melted. If desired, place under broiler for 3 minutes to toast breadcrumbs and lightly brown the cheese.
Ingredients: 6 tablespoons unsalted butter 2 medium baking potatoes, peeled, cut into 1/4-inch thick slices 3 large garlic cloves, finely chopped Salt and pepper to taste 1-1/2 pounds boneless, skinless salmon, cubed
Directions: 1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Melt butter in casserole dish in oven.
2. Combine potatoes and garlic and pour into casserole dish. Season with salt and pepper. Bake about 45 minutes or until browned.
3. Arrange salmon on top of potatoes and season with salt and pepper. Bake about 12 minutes or until salmon flakes easily.
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January is National Mentoring Month
January is National Mentoring Month
By Stephanie (Sara Leah) Gross
I just returned from an innervating session with 40 council members at the annual mid-winter conference. Of course, there were the usual deliberations about budget, convention expenditures and ratifications of past minutes. However, there were some
much-awaited proposals for innovations
to increase our membership as well as make AJL a more-valuable resource to its members.
Michelle Chesner, RAS Secretary
, pushed for more inclusion of library science students, including possible free membership for them. She related how her internship at NYU's dual-master's program with a qualified mentor shaped her future in the profession. I have long been involved with
library students
, from my early days in the
New York Library Club
, and most recently with my own networking group
(NY Librarians Meetup Group
). Now, I was finally hearing multiple voices who wished to propel this idea into action. Although still in its infancy, I was given to understand that there will be collaboration among at least a few committees: the Task Force, RAS, SSC and Mentoring.
Professional development and continuing education:
To be honest, such collaboration will be a challenge for our organization, where many members have been out of library school for considerable time. Not to worry, there are great plans for professional development and continuing education, including
podcasts, webinars and wikis.
I requested that any members who had a desire to include mentorship in their work contact me so that we may get down to business as soon as possible.
Internships and grants:
Michelle also described possible initiatives concerning
student internships
as well as
(Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) grants
. The former will certainly help draw new members as well as the much needed "fresh blood" to maintain our momentum.
We were given a preview of the
new web site
which is scheduled for its roll-out in
In addition to being able to edit our committee pages more easily than in the past, committee chairs may be able to
set up their profiles
, included
social media links
. For those interested in networking and establishing appropriate visibility, these
will be a boon, especially to our new members.
I hope to sponsor a
Mentor Mingle
at the
, but must remind all
that mentoring is a processes that is mutually beneficial to those involved, from the individuals to the association itself. It is a
perk of membership
that is at times under-used, and we must be vigilant that we do not lose sight of our mission as educators to share, support and encourage newcomers to our group and to our organization.
Chair of the Mentoring Committee
, I'm hoping that my committee will be more effective to members in "far-flung" corners of the world where access to Judaica librarians is challenging. I hope to use my space on the web for telecommunication, such as
Instant Messaging
, and perhaps even group events on social media such as
Second Life
. If there are individuals out there who would like to be included in this initiative, please
contact me
. Until that time, do make a point of visiting my page on the AJL wiki dedicated to
social media for librarians
. Look it over and please send me feed-back. We will all benefit from that.
New Book on Mentoring:
Now, onto a special "shout-out" for a new book on mentoring by ALA. The title is aptly,
Mentoring in the Library: Building for the Future
by Marta K. Lee.
I must say that it certainly met my expectations from the first peek at the Introduction. I learned of this book through an
alert on new publications and immediately purchased it online (I
.) It arrived in the mail just today, and I thought "How marvelous! Just in time for my blog post! The book itself is a mere 122 pages, replete with chapters devoted to enumerating the kind of
skills a mentor should have,
techniques for successful development
, education and training. Also included are guidelines for
establishing formal and informal mentoring arrangements,
with a chapter devoted to mentoring librarians electronically. The book flap boasts "In this useful book, Lee shows librarians how mentoring can be both personally satisfying and a path to career development." Besides the requisite bibliography and index, this handbook includes appendices with forms for requests, proposals, and promotion review timetable . Of interest, too, are the
case studies
from two academic institutions. However, both
school librarians
are given space, so those who are not planning mentorship in RAS will still wish to give this volume and careful read. Finally, the book jacket suggests
other related titles
, such as
Coaching in the Library: A management Strategy for achieving excellence 2nd ed.
By Ruth F. Metz and
Succession planning in the library: Developing leaders, managing change
by Paul M Singer with Gail Griffith. These books may be order at
or 866.746.7252!
Happy Mentoring!
Remember to send your stories, lessons learned, and feedback to be shared with others. Look for me, too, on
, and
. I often post to AJL, but have my own Twitter account (NYLibrarians). Other contact information:
AT gmail.com
Stephanie.L.Gross. Best of luck to you all in 2011! I plan to be at the convention in June, so do
send me ideas for sessions
or general ideas for PR and outreach. You need not be a library student, and librarians in transition as well as newly-minted librarians are warmly encouraged to become involved.
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