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Obituary: Joseph Gavin
Joseph G. Gavin, Jr. (b.1920) died on October 30. Gavin was the Director of the Lunar Module Program for Apollo at Grumman for ten years before becoming the company's President in 1972. He was not only responsible for the Lunar Module's design, but also headed the program when the Lunar Module was used as a lifeboat for the Apollo 13 mission. He received the NASA Distinguished Public Medal in 1971.
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'Zhest' Hypersonic Plane To Carry Passengers At Mach 4, Do London To Sydney In 3.5 Hours
...by 2050.
The European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company (EADS), which owns Airbus, claims they could have a Mach-4 traveling airplane in the skies by 2050 that could fly passengers around the globe at over 3,000MPH while shitting their pants like babies.
The plane - named "zero emission hypersonic transportation" (ZEHST) - would take off from a standard runway, and carry up to 100 passengers above the atmosphere, cruising at 3,125mph - more than four times the speed of sound (Mach 4).
While the plane is still at concept stage and will require huge funding to get it off the ground, EADS says demonstration flights could be happening as early as 2020.
EADS says the plane would be virtually emission-free, as it would be powered by sea-weed based biofuels, hydrogen and oxygen, producing only water emissions.
Okay, the Mach-4 thing I can believe, but zero-emissions running on sea-weed? How about we build some regular planes that do that first? That would be like, a small step. Or, should a say, a giant leap? See what I did there? Space talk, yo. GW to moonbase alpha -- fire the LOLserbeams.
Hit the jump for a conceptual video about the plane.
London to Sydney in 3.5 hours: hypersonic plane could be a reality by 2050 [terminalu]
Thanks to Staticwolf, who's cool riding an immobile canine.
The problem with traditional scramjet planes (planes with the potential of hitting Mach 12-24) is they require supersonic airflow in order to function. So getting up to Mach 4 is a problem. That's why they've typically been piggybacked on other planes to get up to speed, and ... / Continue →
Planes: they go fast, get you from here to there, and I have to get preeeeetty drunk to step foot on one. But hopefully not so drunk I pass out under a row of seats at the gate and wake up outside security. *ahem* I'm looking at you, LAX. Somebody touched my butt, I f***ing... / Continue →
This is the ZipFlyer, an 87MPH zipline with "a vertical drop of almost 2,000 feet (600 meters) and a distance of almost 6,000 feet (1.8 kilometers)." According to the company responsible, that makes it the steepest and longest in the world although THIS ONE gets up to 100MPH, ... / Continue →


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Very Good Recipes of Peanut Butter and Peanut
There are 393 Peanut Butter and Peanut recipes on Very Good Recipes.
Do you like peanut butter and peanut recipes?
See all peanut butter recipes or all peanut recipes.
Click on the title of a recipe or the photo of a dish to read the full recipe on its author's blog.
Chocolate peanut butter truffle pie
By spabettie
03/11/14 11:33
Chocolate and Peanut Butter. Still one of my all time favorite pairings in all the foods. Being hugged by a flaky light crust, this simple pie is happy to celebrate 3.14159265… uh, Pi Day. Pie Day. This is a recipe I first made several years back. I made...
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Reese's Peanut Butter Cup Cheesecake On a Brownie Crust
By hugs & cookies xoxo
03/10/14 00:14
Reese's peanut butter cup cheesecake on a brownie crust is as dreamy as it sounds. Sinful, rich, scrumptious and perfect for any occasion! Reese's Peanut Butter Cup Cheesecake On A... {Come visit my blog to read the full recipe and see lots of pictures!...
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Peanut Butter-Chocolate Chip Oatmeal-Raisin Cookies
By StrawberryPlum
03/03/14 15:21
Preparation: 10 min - Cooking: 12 min Just writing the title of this post, I feel like a maniac. How on earth do you even punctuate such a cookie concoction? See, I was having the kind of day where I just needed a cookie–a good old classic, dunk-it-in-a-glass-of-milk kind of cookie. It also...
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Peanut butter + rice krispies blocks in just 6 minutes = #microwave magic
By lifeisazoobiscuitl
03/03/14 13:39
Inspired by my friend Herman Lensing's article in the Sarie recently I decided to make something in my microwave. Life is just so fast these days that I think we need to relook this genius kitchen accessory and have a solid appreciation for its talents...
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Peanut Butter Brownie Ice Cream Cake
By hugs & cookies xoxo
03/02/14 21:40
So, have your been fortunate enough to sample Fairytale brownies? They are beyond heavenly. When asked to create a recipe for them using their brownies I was honored and thrilled. You can visit... {Come visit my blog to read the full recipe and see lots...
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Salted peanut butter and jelly blondies
By Eva Bakes
03/02/14 12:00
Is there a flavor combination more classic than peanut butter and jelly? Probably not, unless you count peanut butter and chocolate. When these salted peanut butter and jelly blondies appeared in a recent issue of Bon Appetit magazine, my husband pretty...
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Sugar Cookie Bars Stuffed with Peanut Butter Cups, Pretzels & Caramel
By hugs & cookies xoxo
02/25/14 02:47
So, we start with a delicious and buttery sugar cookie. Then, we bake it as a bar while stuffing it with crushed pretzels, snack size Reese's peanut butter cups and hot caramel. Are you sold... {Come visit my blog to read the full recipe and see lots of...
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Chocolate Peanut Butter & Banana Stuffed French Toast
By hugs & cookies xoxo
02/21/14 17:13
This little bit of heaven is a myriad of wonderful things. It's french toast, it's stuffed, it's a panini and it's fabulous! You can certainly play with the fillings and do... {Come visit my blog to read the full recipe and see lots of pictures! Love to...
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Chocolate Peanut Butter Cupcakes
By Tide and Thyme
02/21/14 14:43
A couple of weeks ago I woke up on a Saturday morning, and wanted to bake something to take to our local homebrew store to share with our buddies there. They are always so informative and helpful, and I'm always promising them some goody the next time I...
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Recipe: No Bake Cookies with Peanut Butter and Jelly
By Mother Rimmy
02/18/14 14:12
You'd be hard put to find anyone who doesn't love a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Something about the combination of creamy peanuts (with a little crunch in my house), and a fruity jam or jelly brings back memories of childhood days and school lunches...
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Mocha Peanut Butter
By Om Nom Ally
02/18/14 10:07
Preparation: 5 min It dawned on me over the weekend that we haven't had any nut butter in the house since Christmas (the dog's stash of peanut butter doesn't count). NO almond butter, NO cashew spread and NO seed butters in the pantry like usual. Somehow their existence had...
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Eggless Almond Peanut Butter Cookies / Peanut Butter Cookies
By The aromas of my kitchenette
02/14/14 09:00
Its valentine day and thought of taking this occasion to thank my husband who is my best friend, support and inspiration. I gifted this crystal heart to him when we met for the first time. I had already decided that he'll be the one with whom I want to...
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Peanut Butter Toffee
By 365 Days of Baking
02/14/14 03:50
Peanut Butter Toffee - saltine crackers topped with a melted butter and dark brown sugar mixture and topped with peanut butter chips. I'm not feeling very well. I've got the flu - achy, feverish, coughing and just all around miserable. But I baked! I'm...
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Peanut Butter Frosted Brownies
By The Word Magician's Kitchen
02/13/14 19:30
Preparation: 20 min - Cooking: 30 min For one of my sweethearts (a.k.a. Mom) on Valentine's Day, I resolved to blend her favorite flavor combination of chocolate peanut butter through an amalgamation of recipes. The final iteration produced a delicately sweetened brownie filled with kisses...
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A Chocolate Covered Sunday…. Fleur de Sel Caramels, Chocolate Wrapped Caramels and Peanut Butter Cups
By More Savory Less Sweet
02/11/14 03:49
We set out this weekend to make a few caramels for Valentine's Day. When it became apparent the first batch was probably going to crystallize, I remembered a trick I learned the previous weekend at a candy making class. I added about 1/3 of cup of cold,...
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White Chocolate and Peanut Butter Krispie Treats
By Bake Then Eat
02/06/14 09:00
Preparation: 15 min - Cooking: 5 min Bake Then Eat - A Baking Adventure In Sweet Things I've been using a lot of fruit recently in my recipes and while fruit will always remain my number one treat (next to peanut butter but then again I eat it in sandwiches with a banana!) I was really craving...
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Baked Sweet Potato with Gochujang and Peanut Butter Sauce
By Olives for Dinner
02/05/14 15:13
Serves 2 Time: 1 hour Gochujang! If you've never heard of it before, it's a Korean chili paste made from fermented soybeans, red chilis and glutinous rice. It's been popping up more frequently in Food Network shows and sprinkled throughout issues of Bon...
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142.8…Peanut Butter Cup Blondies
By Melissa Likes To Eat
02/04/14 00:25
If you are a fan of peanut butter and chocolate, I have just the thing for you. They look decadent, right? They are! They look like they are loaded with calories, right? They are NOT! I have another Cooking Light winning recipe for you: Peanut Butter Cup...
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Peanut Butter Cupcakes (& a review!)
By Baking, Photography, and Sarcasm
02/02/14 23:14
I was recently asked by Rizzi from The New York Baking Company to review their new silicone baking buddies. These "buddies" are silicone cupcake wrappers. Instead of the paper ones that typically rip and/or cause a mess, these stay in … Continue reading...
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Peanut Butter and Jelly Bundt Cake - Super Bowl Style
By Dollybakes
02/02/14 22:09
So the boys are having a Superbowl party tonight. American beer, wings hotter than the surface of the sun, chips and dips and chilli - ticks all the 'man food' boxes. I decided to send my husband with the most appropriate bundt in my repertoire, albeit...
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Silvermine Open Studios
Life Sketching Sessions
These sessions provide an opportunity to work in a studio environment from a live model in the artist's preferred medium. No prior registration is required. Sessions meet year round except on national holidays. This is not an instructional course. Silvermine students enrolled in the current term pay $8 per session. Silvermine Arts Center members are charged one-half the regular fee.
Howard Pabst Memorial Sketch
Poses are short and athletic
Monitor: Bob January
Monday · 6:30pm – 9:30pm · $18Daytime Sketch
Poses are longer and changing
Monitor: Roger Haworth
Wednesday · 1:15pm – 4:15pm · $18Leo Lances Memorial Sketch
The model presents one pose for the entire session. The first Friday of each month is usually clothed.
Monitor: Susan Fronapfel
Friday · 10am – 3:30pm · $24
Ceramic Open Studio
There is an additional charge of $10 for a 25 lb. bag of stoneware clay, $15 for a 25 lb. bag of porcelain, and $11 for a 25 lb. bag of white stoneware clay. Students can purchase a tool kit for $18 at the first class. All ceramic work fired in the school kilns are subject to a firing fee. All fees for firing of work must be paid before pieces are fired.
Students enrolled in a CURRENT term are entitled to 3 hours of open ceramic studio time for each week of the current semester:
Monday 9:30am – 12:30pm Monday 7pm – 10pm Wednesday 1pm – 4pm Wednesday 7pm – 10pm Thursday 1pm – 4pm Friday 1pm – 4pm Saturday 1pm – 4pm
The Open Studio gives current term students enrolled in an instructional ceramic course at Silvermine an opportunity to work on their own projects and improve skills. Each student currently registered receives 3 hours of open ceramic studio time for each week of the current semester. At the first class, students will receive a card to be punched by the monitor at each Open Studio session. Students must have their card to attend. This is not an instructional class.
Printmaking Open Studio
Monitor: Michael Zack
1pm – 5pm
$20 per session
This open studio gives currently enrolled
students and Guild Artist members an opportunity to work on their own projects
or to improve their skills. Printmakers wishing to work in intaglio, monotype,
collagraph or lithography should be able to work independently. This is not an
instructional course. Please call the school office on the day prior to reserve
a space.
Jewelry Open Studio
Monitor: Margaret Brady
4pm – 7pm
This open studio gives currently enrolled students an opportunity to work on their own projects or to improve their
skills. This is not an instructional course. For dates of open studio please
visit the website.
The cost is $10 cash or check for
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All aspects of a child's development – physical, social, cognitive, creative, emotional – are nurtured at the Children's Center. The program is based on a philosophy of trust and respect for the child with the assumption that all children want to learn and are capable of learning.
Learning takes place during all of the child's activities and interactions. The classroom is organized to give children opportunities to explore, discover and grow in a warm, secure environment, with teachers prepared to guide and challenge. We recognize that all children are unique individuals who learn in different ways, at different times, and from each other as well as adults. We believe that the development of a positive self-image is the best foundation for the child's future success. Parent participation is welcomed and encouraged.
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Open Inventor
Open Inventor is a powerful 3-D graphics library that allows the user to create interactive 3-D applications quickly and easily. It adds object-oriented programming to OpenGL, the most widely available standard 3-D API. This layer of object-oriented abstraction does not come at the expense of losing control of our applications—all the power of programming directly with OpenGL is still available.
One measure of how much detail is needed in order to get things done is the size of the standard reference books. My personal top five essential books on graphics programming are listed in Resources. To be functional in Inventor programming, the most essential one is Josie Wernecke's The Inventor Mentor.
Inventor organizes its data into a scene graph, a structured collection of graphical objects stored as nodes. These nodes can represent many things, from geometric primitives, engines, lights and material properties to transformation nodes that can include scaling, rotation and translation properties.
Inventor efficiently handles many of the graphic operations which would otherwise have to be coded by the user. It has facilities for scene graph management, picking, viewing and user interaction. The standard viewers come in five basic flavors: fly, walk, plane, examiner and render area.
Editors for materials, directional lights, transformations and other node properties can be attached to the scene graph, and changes rendered interactively in any of the standard editor viewers. These editors come in source form, so they can be customized to suit the user's specific needs.
Open Inventor was developed by Silicon Graphics (SGI), a company that builds graphical workstations. It is the second version of Iris Inventor, which encapsulated IrisGL, from which OpenGL is derived. The Inventor/GL API is richly featured and has been maturing for about a decade now. It has proven worthy of the time and effort needed to learn it. Although there is a lot to learn, much can easily be done even by a newbie, as will be demonstrated shortly.
Template Graphics Software (TGS) has a source license to Open Inventor and OpenGL. TGS takes care of porting and distributing Inventor to Linux and other UNIX platforms and Windows NT/95, enhancing and enriching it along the way. In September 1997, the first version of Inventor for Linux appeared on the TGS Internet site (see Resources).
The Inventor file format was chosen as the basis for the VRML version 1.0 file format, commonly distinguished by its .WRL extension. Many of the Inventor nodes were used directly in VRML, and it has often been referred to as "Inventor with all of the good stuff ripped out". With the new definition of VRML 2.0, the recent releases of Inventor, including the latest Linux version, have been updated to be able to read, write and process VRML files. Actually, I have found the standard Inventor viewers make better VRML model viewers than some of the ones available for Windows and UNIX/Linux. They provide better performance and a better rendering appearance.
Inventor is an ideal environment for creating animations, simulations, data visualizations, VR work and CAD.
At Pratt & Whitney, we use Catia on high-end UNIX workstations for our design/manufacturing process in the development of gas turbine engines for aircraft, industrial and marine applications. Catia is a very powerful 3-D CAD/CAM system, and has its own API for querying drawing models to retrieve geometry and other information.
Using this API, an Open Inventor program xmtriag was written to convert Catia solid models to stereolithography (STL) format, ready for input into an STL machine for rapid prototyping. In addition to the STL format, the program generates an Inventor file for us to visually verify that the part was translated correctly.
My company uses this program as a utility in our design process to take a 3-D snapshot of an engine part, convert it to STL format and send it via FTP to a supplier, who then sends us back a quote and, eventually, a part. These parts can be used for design reviews or for casting purposes to make precision molds. This method saves both money and time in the design/review/manufacture cycle and increases quality. In fact, this process has been so successful we are in the process of installing our own in-house rapid prototyping facility.
Besides those in engineering, many others are interested in seeing and querying our drawing database. To avoid tying up Catia licenses, a viewer was developed to extract the 3-D geometry from the model database and convert it to Inventor format. These new Inventor models can be kept as a light version of the parts instead of storing them in Catia. Using an SQL database, we can select parts from a hierarchical drawing tree regardless of the platform being used and view associated engineering and other data of the selected parts. In addition to Catia, this converter/viewer will process Unigraphics and other CAD drawing formats.
As a result, we have not had to buy new Catia licenses or other expensive third-party viewers. The bulk of the graphics development was done by one person, with some ancillary help from database-oriented personnel over a period of six months. Excluding the price of the Inventor licenses, which are free on SGI workstations, the ratio of prices for third-party viewer licenses to this person's salary was over 100 to 1.
Linux has become a key foundation for supporting today's rapidly growing IT environments. Linux is being used to deploy business applications and databases, trading on its reputation as a low-cost operating environment. For many IT organizations, Linux is a mainstay for deploying Web servers and has evolved from handling basic file, print, and utility workloads to running mission-critical applications and databases, physically, virtually, and in the cloud. As Linux grows in importance in terms of value to the business, managing Linux environments to high standards of service quality — availability, security, and performance — becomes an essential requirement for business success.
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Deltona, FL is currently using one area code which is area code 386. Area code 386 was put into service in 2001 and serves a portion of northern Florida including Daytona Beach, FL. This area code is unique in that it is not contiguous and serves two distinct geographic areas.
In addition to Deltona, FL area code 386 serves the larger cities and communities of Daytonia Beach, De Land, Deltona, Lake City, New Smyrna Beach, Ormond Beach, Palm Coast and Port Orange in addition to many smaller communities in northeastern Florida.
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Building Binghamton University's entrepreneurial ecosystem one step at a time is at the heart of everything we do. When faculty, students or staff make an invention, the Office of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Partnerships serves as the campus resource to help assess, protect and leverage the underlying intellectual property rights. When professors want to bring entrepreneurial thinking into their classrooms, we're there to help. And our efforts in innovation-based economic development strive to ensure that this area, once called the Valley of Opportunity, will live up to its nickname again.
Entrepreneurship Across the Curriculum (ExC)
The fifth call for proposals for Entrepreneurship Across the Curriculum is now open. Awards of $1,000 will be offered for faculty with continuing appointments to significantly revise an existing course to include an entrepreneurship-related component, or to include a significant entrepreneurial component in a new course being developed.
The deadline for proposals is March 15, 2014 for the fall semester. All proposals should be submitted to firstname.lastname@example.com. Proposal guidelines can be found here.
Upcoming Events
Regional New York State Business Plan Competition
Do you want to win money for your business idea?
There are over $500,000 in prizes available for the 2014 New York State Business Plan Competition. The Regional Semifinal competition will be held on Saturday April 12, 2014 from 10-1pm at the Innovative Technologies Complex at Binghamton University.
For additional information, or to apply, click here
Innovation Day
The Center of Excellence, in conjunction with the Office of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Partnerships, will hold the annual Innovation Day event on April 24, 2014. This year's topic is Big Data.
For information regarding featured speakers, poster session, and Hackathon, click here.
SUNY's Technology Accelerator Fund (TAF) makes highly competitive awards to demonstrate proof-of-concept or develop initial prototypes for promising SUNY discoveries based on their potential for high impact commercialization. These awards are intended to close the gap between research and commercialization.
Click here for additional information.
START-UP NY will foster entrepreneurialism and job creation on a large scale by transforming public higher education through tax-free communities across the state, particularly upstate.
Additional details for the Start-up NY program at Binghamton University can be found here.
For information on the program at Binghamton University, please send an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Effective August 1, 2013, the new technology disclosure process has been automated. Disclosures can be submitted here. If you have not previously submitted a disclosure through the new system, please follow these directions:
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The Greater Binghamton Scholastic Challenge (GBSC) allows high school students in grades 9 through 12 to develop ideas and businesses that directly impact the community. Students form teams, write comprehensive business plans, and then present their ideas at the final competition. The winning team receives scholarship money to start its business or use for college. We are proud to be a sponsor of this growing program. Additional information can be found here. If you would like to participate in the program please e-mail email@example.com.
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Zombie Tools: Weaponry For The Apocalypse
Zombie Tools sells accessories for the apocalypse. Namely swords. They currently have three models available: the Two-Handed Apocalax, Urban Bone Machete, Mark II, and the Two-Faced Bitch (I know one!). They run $375, $250, and $350, respectively. Oh shit, and they also sell novelty t-shirts. Because, lets face it, you can freaking forget about surviving the apocalypse without a catchy t-shirt.
Hit the jump to see the blades.
Thanks to John, who will undoubtedly survive the apocalypse thanks to the proper tools.
This is a machete-shooting slingshot. Or you could call it a crossbow. Just don't call it a catapult or you might wind up with a machete in your gut. From a general standpoint, it's badass, but from a zombie-apocalypse standpoint it's really not that practical because: 1. i... / Continue →
This isn't the first time a programmable roadsign has been hacked, and it probably won't be the last. How do I know? I'm blogging from the keypad of one of the things right now! Now how do you spell "handsomest"? Is that right -- it looks funny. At least two Florida Depart... / Continue →
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Chicken Bundles for Two Recipe
Cheryl Landis of Honey Brook, Pennsylvania prepares a picture-perfect dinner for two...without a lot of work. She seasons chicken and vegetables with sage and dill, then wraps them in aluminum foil, so everything grills together and cleanup is a snap.
- 2 boneless skinless chicken breast halves
- 2 medium red potatoes, quartered and cut into 1/2-inch slices
- 1/4 cup chopped onion
- 1 medium carrot, cut into 1/4-inch slices
- 1 celery rib, cut into 1/4-inch slices
- 1/2 teaspoon rubbed sage
- Salt and pepper to taste
- Fresh dill sprigs
- Divide chicken and vegetables between two pieces of double-layered heavy-duty foil (about 18 in. square). Sprinkle with the sage, salt and pepper; top with dill sprigs. Fold foil around the mixture and seal tightly.
- Grill, covered, over medium heat for 30 minutes or until a meat thermometer reaches 170°. Yield: 2 servings.
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Age differences within relationships have long been a subject of public scrutiny, particularly when the gap is uncommonly large. Some people argue that age is nothing but a number and that as such; extreme discrepancies in ages between romantic partners should have very little, if any, influence within the relationship. Others, on the other hand, believe that dating someone much younger or much older can lead to a whole slew of age-related problems that can jeopardize the relationship. I suspect, however, that the truth probably lies somewhere in the area between both of these arguments. Depending on the particular circumstances of the relationship at hand, an age difference can be a hindrance in some situations and irrelevant or even helpful in others.
Though everything has its own set of related pros and cons, this article will focus specifically on the advantages that can be drawn from all sides of the age difference debate. If you are involved with or thinking about getting involved with a partner that is significantly out of your age range, review the advantages below and then decide what is best for you and your situation. Ultimately, only you can know what will make you happy and you should always let your heart and intuitions guide you in the right direction.
By dating somebody that is closer to your own age, you enhance your chances of being on the same page as your partner. Modern day life is set up in such a manner that people tend to go through phases that are very often age-related. For example, singles in their late teens and early twenties are usually looking for a good time and are rarely interested in or thinking about settling down whereas older singles are typically looking for more serious and mature relationships. If you and your partner are close in age, you are more likely to want similar things in life and have a similar outlook, which can prevent age-related differences from disrupting the harmony of the relationship. Another benefit of dating someone close to your own age is that you will probably be in similar physical condition so age-related health problems should not be much of a factor.
Dating someone who is much older also has its fair share of advantages. If your partner is significantly older than you, chances are that he/she will be more experienced and ideally, a bit wiser than the average single in your own age bracket. Additionally, an older partner is often more mature, more stable and more likely to be financially secure than their younger counterparts.
Fortunately, there are also perks to be had when you are the older partner in the relationship. Being with somebody much younger than you can help you to feel more youthful. Another benefit of dating someone younger is that younger singles are less likely to have a lot of baggage than older singles are. Older partners are more prone to have been jaded by previous marriages and/or relationships and are also more likely to have children from previous relationships, which can lead to more emotional baggage than the average single is willing to tolerate.
Keep in mind that despite the generalizations made above, there will always be exceptions here and there. It is entirely possible to find a handful of young singles that are particularly mature for their age and perhaps even looking for long-term love. In the same regard, there are probably even a few older singles that represent just the opposite of what one might expect by behaving immaturely and being more carefree about their romantic entanglements.
In spite of societal attitudes toward age differences within relationships, if two people are meant to be together and are willing to invest the time, energy and effort required to make a relationship work, then age differences should not be a major concern. Regardless of how old your partner is in comparison to you, what matters most in romantic relationships is the satisfaction and well-being of the people involved so keep the lines of communication open, tackle potential issues head-on as they arise and remember that when love is true, it can conquer just about anything life has to throw at it.


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Jason chats about how he deals with people who find his baby sister hot, the things he did to get attention from his parents, what he did to a poor lady in a wheelchair, a gross/hilarious farty story about him and Paul Rudd, and the Muppet Movie.
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You can't judge a book by its cover, but often you can judge a bash by the line at the door. At Erickson Beamon's jewelry presentation at Milk Studios yesterday, 80 people were queued up outside the burlesque-in-Berlin-themed presentation, which drew on styles from the 1920′s and '30s. But this was less a presentation than a party. The event was styled as a cabaret, complete with a live performance by the Citizens Band and bejeweled models sashaying across the room in drop-waist dresses. Zoë Kravitz, Penn Badgley, Lily Kwong, and Johnny Weir were a few of the many who had made it in to check out the show.
As the tempo increased, Citizens' Sarah Sophie Flicker—dressed in a velvet corset, feather headdress, and little else—took to the stage, impressing the crowd with her acrobatic high kicks. "If there's one person in the room that's a bigger ham than me, it's Sarah," said Michelle Harper, who was decked out in one of Beamon's most elaborate necklaces from last season. "I'm seriously in love with this piece; I want to wear it every day." Monique Erickson, who is rarely photographed without her trademark crystal headdress, replied, "Well, I do! Honestly, I wear this thing everywhere, literally like the burger joint on the corner." Around 10 p.m., the crowd shuttled out, bound for more performances at Milk by the likes of Lissy Trullie and Wu-Tang Clan.


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1 cup flour 5 tablespoons powdered sugar 1/2 cup butter, softened Filling: 2 eggs, slightly beaten 1-1/4 cups sugar Dash of salt 1/4 cup flour 2 cups diced rhubarb
Mix first three ingredients until crumbly. Save 1/2 cup. Pat rest into pie pan like a graham cracker crust. Bake at 350 degrees 12 to 15 minutes or until light brown. Combine filling ingredients and put in pie shell. Sprinkle with the rest of crust mixture. Bake at 350 degrees for 35 minutes.
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Sustainability Liaisons Celebrated The campus sustainability network continues to grow. On June 5, sustainability liaisons were given thank you gifts at the Sustainability Celebration. Ten Workplace Sustainability Liaisons engaged their departments in several new initiatives from reusable single-serve coffee containers to departmental presentations. Seven Community Facilitator Sustainability Liaisons lead sustainability-related programs for their RLCs and championed residence hall events like the Energy Challenge and waste diversion during move out. Also celebrated were student leaders of the Eco Fashion and Art Show, and Swap for Good, as well as student leaders involved in Students Collaborating and Organizing Opportunities and Projects for Sustainability (SCOOPS). View pictures from the Sustainability Celebration and learn more about our Sustainability Liaison opportunities, and a new program especially for students living off-campus.
Rose, White & Blue Parade and Festival July 4th, parade 10 am - 3pm | Lincoln High School parking lot, Dana Ave., San Jose The family-friendly Rose, White & Blue Parade will commence at 10 am on Dana Avenue and follows onto University Avenue until the Alameda. After the parade, enjoy live music, food trucks, and local restaurant specials under the shade of the Alameda trees.
2013 Fireworks Extravaganza Thursday, July 4, 5:00-10:00 p.m. | Santa Clara's Central Park, 909 Kiely Boulevard To celebrate Independence Day, the City of Santa Clara presents the Fireworks Extravaganza show. Arrive hungry (food trucks will be present!), bring your lawn chairs or blankets, and enjoy the evening. Parking is limited; be prepared to walk-in or carpool. For more information, see the event flyer or call the Parks and Recreation Department at 408-615-3140.
Art in the Garden July 6, 1:30-4:30 pm | Veggielution, 647 S King Rd, San Jose, CA 95116 Every 1st Saturday of the month, Veggielution hosts a free workshop of art in an urban garden/farm. Resident artists Pamela and Joseph, guide participants in an exploration of line, color, contour, and much more. With an exceedingly inspiring environment to draw from, artists of all ages and skill levels have the opportunity to grow and cultivate their skills. Check out Veggielution's event calendar for more!
Sustainability Summer Series The Sustainability Summer Series is a chance for SCU employees to learn more about SCU's sustainability initiatives. Attend one or more sessions, depending on your interest. Each session is 1-hour and involves a behind-the-scenes view of a specific topic: waste, landscaping/water, housing & residence life, campus recreation, the Forge Garden, dining services, and energy. Please RSVP.
Anniversary of the Signing of the Americans Disabilities Act, 1990 Friday, July 26th, 2013 marks the 13th anniversary of former President George H.W. Bush signing "the world's first comprehensive declaration of equality for people with disabilities." The Americans Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities in employment, transportation, public accommodation, communications, and governmental activities. The ADA also establishes requirements for telecommunications relay services. This piece of legislation, according to C-SPAN, pushed the U.S. to become an international leader in this civil rights issue.
Concerts & Family Fun Nights in Central Park Sundays & Mondays in July, varied times | Central Park, 909 Kiely Boulevard, Santa Clara Monday Family Fun Nights are sponsored by the Library (408-615-2916) and Sunday Concerts in the Park are sponsored by the City's Cultural Advisory Commission (408-615-2210). A full list of all summer Concerts in the Park is available online. All ages are welcome; please bring a picnic dinner (and a sweater) and have a great time! Concerts are scheduled throughout the summer.
Monday, July 1, 7:00-7:45 p.m.- Far East Dragon Lion Dance Association (Library) Sunday, July 7, 2:30-4:00 p.m.- Dave Rocha and Celia Malheiros Quartet (Cultural Advisory Commission) Monday, July 8, 7:00-7:45 p.m.- TBD (Library) Sunday, July 14, 2:30-4:00 p.m.- The 357's (Cultural Advisory Commission) Monday, July 15, 7:00-7:45 p.m.- Owen Baker-Flynn (Library) Sunday, July 21, 2:30-4:00 p.m.- Plastic Onion (Cultural Advisory Commission) Sunday, July 28, 2:30-4:00 p.m.- The LyraTones (Cultural Advisory Commission)
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Composting Workshop Series 10am - noon | The Forge Part One: Composting Basics - July 6th Part Two: Compost Management Skills - July 13th Part Three: Vermicomposting (worm composting) - July 20th
U-PICK Tomatoes! Saturday, July 27th 10am - noon | The Forge Harvest your own. Choose from our wide selection. All tomatoes $1.50/lb. Fun for the whole family!
Backyard Beekeeping Workshop Saturday, July 27th, 3-5pm | The Forge Learn about bees and beekeeping. No experience or beekeeping knowledge required!
Photo credit: Caution, honeybees at work, do not disturb. Photo by Chuck Barry.
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A Guide to Library & Audiovisual Services for Faculty & Staff
Alphabetical Index:
- Acquisitions Procedures: Faculty Recommendations
- Audiovisual Equipment
- Bibliographic Instruction see Research Instruction
- Catalog see Online Research Tools
- CHOICE Cards see Acquisitions Procedures, Books
- Circulation Services
- Classroom see Research Instruction Classroom
- Collection
- Course Reserves
- DVD Players
- Hours
- Information Literacy see Research Instruction
- Interlibrary Loan
- Internet Evaluation Criteria see Research Instruction
- Library Card / ID
- Library Catalog see Online Research Tools
- Library Classroom see Research Instruction Classroom
- Library Collection / Holdings
- Library Hours
- Library Orientation see Research Instruction
- Library Staff
- Library Web Site
- Online Research Tools / Databases
- Overhead Projectors
- Privileges at Other UW Libraries
- Reference Service see Research Assistance
- Research Assignments see Research Instruction
- Research Assistance
- Research Instruction & Library Orientation
- Research Instruction Classroom
- Research Tools see Online Research Tools
- Reserves
- Slide Projectors
- Staff
- TVs
- Universal Borrowing -- see Interlibrary Loan
- VCRs
- Web Site
Note: The contact name given after each item in this guide indicates the person with primary responsibility for that area. If that staff member is not available, other staff may be able to assist.
Acquisitions Procedures: Faculty Recommendations
contact: Jeff Ellair
Items purchased for the collection are selected to support the research and academic needs of students taking courses at UW-Sheboygan. Student needs are identified through reference questions, course assignments, course descriptions, popular research topics, interlibrary loan requests and conversations with instructors. Items intended primarily for faculty or staff research are seldom purchased, but faculty and staff may use the interlibrary loan service to borrow such materials.
Items for purchase are identified through librarians' evaluation of new book reviews and publisher announcements. Faculty recommendations also play a large role in development of the collection. The procedures below are used to help elicit faculty input.
The Library subscribes to the monthly "CHOICE cards," which contain reviews of newly published books and electronic resources (computer software, web sites) intended for the academic audience. Student assistants sort the cards by subject area and prepare them for distribution to the teaching faculty. Faculty are asked to review the cards and make recommendations regarding which titles would be useful for students. The cards are distributed with specific reviewing instructions attached.
CHOICE card reviews represent a very small number of new publications. The librarians also read a number of other review sources, including publisher announcements/advertisements. At times, publisher ads we receive will be routed to you for your recommendation. You are also encouraged to recommend any other materials for acquisition by sending us a note or e-mail with the publication information.
Approximately every five years, we conduct a complete review of all our print periodical subscriptions, soliciting faculty input on the selection of titles. However, your recommendations of titles to add or drop from subscription are welcome at any time. Factors such as cost, usage, availability of indexing, and which titles we already have access to in print or online format assist in making final subscription decisions. You can see complete listings of our print and online periodical subscriptions via the web site at: http://sheboygan.uwc.edu/library/periodicals/
Audiovisual Items
The library has a small but growing collection of audio CDs, DVDs, and videotapes. Recommendations for acquisition of such materials are welcome; the same factors of relevance/usability to students (mentioned above) help guide final decisions.
Any questions regarding the acquisitions budget or final purchasing decisions may be directed to Jeff Ellair.
Research Instruction & Library Orientation
contact: Dyan Barbeau
Knowing how to effectively locate, evaluate, organize and use needed information, also known as information literacy, is an important skill in todays society. Teaching students to master these skills is integral to the University's mission, and is one of the most important tasks of an academic library. It is possible to integrate such instruction into every course, usually through assignments. If you would like assistance building information literacy skills into your courses, please contact Dyan Barbeau.
Dyan also teaches research instruction and/or library orientation sessions as a guest instructor for your classes (typically in the Library's computer lab). To schedule such a session, please contact Dyan Barbeau 10 days before the desired date of the instruction. Please observe the following guidelines to allow for the most effective instructional sessions:
- Instructors are required to attend the library session with their students. Your presence sends a strong signal to students that the material covered is important to their success in your course. If for some reason you cannot attend a scheduled library session, Dyan will reschedule it for when you can attend with your class.
- Plan to stay for the entire session. Students tend to behave better when you are present in the room. Your comments and questions during the session are invaluable to tailor the class to suit your students' information needs. Dyan will also often be covering new resources and/or new ways of using existing resources that you have not learned about before.
- Please send Dyan a copy of the relevant research assignment at least seven days before the date of instruction.
- Please also try to schedule library instruction near the due date of the relevant assignment. For example, if you typically allow four weeks for students to complete a research assignment, schedule library instruction four weeks before the assignment's due date. If the assignment requires less research, schedule the session closer to the due date. Students tend to pay attention to research instruction if they know they will soon need to use this knowledge.
Research Instruction Classroom/Computer Lab
contact: Dyan Barbeau
A hands-on research instruction classroom with 36 computers and an instructors station is located in Room 1120 of the Library. When the classroom is not scheduled for research instruction sessions and no other teaching lab is available, it may be used by faculty and staff for other courses. Reservations are required; contact Zach Orr. To schedule Library Instruction sessions in the lab, contact Dyan Barbeau. When the room is not in use for instruction, it serves as the campus general access computer lab for students.
Research Assistance
contact: Dyan Barbeau
Librarians are available to assist you with your own research. Stop in the library to request help or contact Dyan Barbeau to set up an appointment. We cannot do extensive research for you, but we will assist you as needed in conducting your own research.
Online Research Tools / Databases
contact: Dyan Barbeau
As a UW Colleges faculty/staff member, you have access to a broad array of online research databases. Through UW System and UW Colleges purchases, we maintain access to electronic resources such as full text periodical indexes and online journals and books. See our web site (http://sheboygan.uwc.edu/library/) for further information about these resources. In addition to on-campus access, most of these resources are also available from off-campus via the Colleges proxy server. Select the resource you wish to use via our web site and when prompted, enter your campus network username and password (same as you use to log-on to campus computers or connect to your e-mail). If you don't know your network username and password, contact campus IT staff at 459-4422 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Library Web Site
contact: Jeff Ellair
The Library's web site (http://sheboygan.uwc.edu/library/) is intended as a guide to research and the various research tools available to UW-Sheboygan students, faculty, and staff. It also provides information about Library services and policies, links to lists of course reserve and other Library materials, links to recommended web sites, and contains guides for how to cite resources.
Library Collection / Holdings
contact: Jeff Ellair
The library collection has been developed to serve the needs of freshman/sophomore liberal arts undergraduate students. Current holdings consist of 40,000 book volumes and 80 periodical titles available in print, supplemented by a significant number of journal subscriptions available online. There is also a limited number of audio CDs, DVDs, and videotapes. All material in the Library can be found by searching the UW Colleges Library Catalog (http://collib.wisconsin.edu/vwebv/searchAdvanced). We also maintain listings of our print and online periodical holdings, available on the web site at: http://sheboygan.uwc.edu/library/periodicals/
Circulation Services
contact: Karen McArdle
Faculty and staff are granted generous circulation privileges. Books and journals may be checked-out for four months, though we ask that you return them sooner when you are finished using them. We may request that you return material at any time if a student is requesting it for his/her use. Other materials in the Library collection (audio recordings, videorecordings) may be checked-out for various loan periods. Materials in the reference collection typically do not circulate out of the Library, but if you need an item for a short duration for classroom demonstration or another special need, please ask. Though a campus ID is not required for you to check-out library materials, using one may speed the transaction time; you may also wish to have one for other purposes. IDs can be obtained from the Student Services Office. Without an ID, simply bring the materials you want to check out to the circulation desk, provide your name and indicate you are a faculty/staff member (if the attendant doesn't recognize you).
Library Card / ID
contact: Karen McArdle
A campus ID or library card is not required for you to check-out our materials, though one could speed the transaction time. You may also wish to have one for other purposes. IDs can be obtained from the Student Services Office. Without an ID, simply bring the materials you want to check out to the circulation desk, provide your name and indicate you are a faculty/staff member (if the attendant doesn't recognize you).
You will be prompted for your ID or barcode number when using interlibrary loan/universal borrowing online services. This is a 10-digit number appearing on the campus ID card. If you don't know your ID number, please contact library staff and we can supply it.
To use licensed research databases from off-campus, you will be prompted to enter a username and password. This is the same information you use to log-on to campus computers or connect to e-mail. If you don't know your network username and password, contact campus IT staff at 459-4422 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Interlibrary Loan
contact: Karen McArdle
We provide a full complement of interlibrary loan (ILL) services to faculty, staff, and students which can provide access to books, journal articles, and other materials not available in our library. Books and AV materials available at other UW campus libraries can be requested directly through the library catalog via a procedure known as "universal borrowing." Other materials are available by initiating a request in the ILLiad system. Please see the instructions and further information about these services at http://sheboygan.uwc.edu/library/interlibraryloan/.
Privileges at Other UW Libraries
contact: Dyan Barbeau
As a University of Wisconsin faculty/staff member, you have direct borrowing privileges at all the other UW campus libraries as well. Specific policies and procedures may vary, but each library should allow you to check-out their materials directly when visiting their campus. To be assured of service, obtain a UW Sheboygan ID card from our Student Services Office and take it with you. You can return materials you borrow directly from another campus by taking them back to that campus or we can return them for you via the UW library delivery service.
You also have access to other UW library materials, without traveling to other campuses, via Interlibrary Loan services. See the information about those services above.
Course Reserves
contact: Karen McArdle
Books, journal articles, tests, other print items, and audiovisual items may be placed on reserve in the library for use by your students. Materials are generally placed on reserve for limited circulation periods so that all students in a course will have ready access to them.
To place an item on reserve, bring it to the library, supply the course name and number, and identify the length of circulation period desired. Choices for circulation period are the following: 2-hour use (no overnight), one-day use (item due any time on the day following check-out), three-day, and seven-day use. If you so indicate, we can also explicitly state that 2-hour reserve items are to be used only in the library. Please submit materials for reserve a minimum of 24 hours before students in the class will need them; at the beginning of a semester, at least 2 days lead time is preferable.
Material owned by the library (books in the collection, journal issues, etc.) can also be placed on reserve at your request. If you plan to give a course assignment that will cause a number of students to be looking for the same items (e.g. a specific play or essay), please let us know. If we are aware of this and can put these items on reserve, more students can be satisfactorily served rather than a few students checking out all the material for a longer period of time.
Some materials are automatically removed from reserve after the semester; others remain on reserve until you request they be removed. Please make your removal requests to library staff so that the appropriate records may be updated; do not remove items yourself.
While we try to prevent theft and non-return of reserve and all other materials, we cannot guarantee security. Fines are levied for overdue reserves, replacement charges are levied for unreturned materials, and blocks are placed on students' library accounts. By placing a personal item on reserve, you accept the possibility that it could be checked-out and not returned. The Library is not responsible for stolen/unreturned items.
Electronic Reserves
contact: Jeff Ellair
Library staff also maintain "electronic reserves" or "e-reserves" on the web site (http://sheboygan.uwc.edu/library/reserves/). We will post all shorter-length items (articles, book chapters, tests) that are in the Librarys reserves collection to this electronic reserves site as well, for students who may find this access method more convenient. These items are accessible from off-campus as well as on-campus. Materials protected by copyright are password-protected so that only authorized students/staff can access them.
Library Hours
contact: Jeff Ellair
Library hours during the academic year are 8am-8:30pm Monday-Thursday, 8am-4:30pm Friday, 5pm-9pm Sunday (Oct.-Dec. and March-May only), and closed on Saturday. Hours during Winterim session, summer term and campus breaks are posted ahead of time. Current hours are always posted at the Library entrances and on the library hours web page (http://sheboygan.uwc.edu/library/hours/). Feel free to call at any time; voice mail will pick-up if we are unavailable and we will return your call as soon as possible.
Audiovisual Equipment
contact: Jeff Ellair
Library staff also serve as the campuss "media services" department, for limited (older) pieces of equipment. We oversee the campus inventory of overhead projectors (the portable units used for transparencies), portable TV/VCR/DVD player units (the non-flat screen sets), and slide projectors. Please contact us with any questions regarding the use of the equipment, and notify us if something is not working properly.
Overhead Projectors
contact: Jeff Ellair
The inventory of overhead projectors (for transparencies) is sufficient to allow one projector in each classroom on campus where there is not a permanent ceiling-mounted projector and document camera. Please do not move the portable units from one room to another. Let us know if bulbs need to be replaced. Some of the projectors have a spare bulb installed, so that rotating a lever (under the panel in the lower left top of the unit) will provide a fresh bulb. If you are able to change to a spare bulb, please still notify us of the burned-out bulb so that we may replace it. If you need an overhead projector for a room where there is not one (Commons, gym, etc.), contact Jeff Ellair to make arrangements. We also have two portable projectors (of moderate quality) if you need to take equipment for an off-campus presentation. In rooms where there are ceiling-mounted projectors and document cameras, that equipment should be used rather than portable overhead projectors. A member of the Instructional Technology department can provide training or assistance with that equipment.
TVs / VCRs / DVD players (non-flat screen sets)
contact: Jeff Ellair
The media services inventory consists of 5 portable TVs/VCRs/DVD players on carts. These are kept in classrooms across campus (see below) where there are not ceiling-mounted projectors and permanent AV equipment. To arrange for classroom use of the portable equipment, please follow the self-reservation procedures below. In rooms where there is permanent equipment installed, please use that equipment instead; a member of the Instructional Technology department can provide training or assistance with that equipment. The IT department also has mobile flat-screen TV sets with DVD and/or Blu-ray disc player; contact them about use of that equipment.
Reservation procedures for library's TVs /VCRs / DVD players (non-flat screen sets):
- As soon as you anticipate needing a portable TV/VCR/DVD player, fill-out a reservation sheet (available on the TV/VCR/DVD player carts) and post it on the cart.
- When you're ready to use the equipment, move it to the room where you need it. If there are no other reservations on the cart that occur before the time you need it, you can move it to your room at any time you wish ahead of time.
- If there is a sheet on the cart for a specified room and time (that doesn't conflict with yours), please make sure the unit gets back to that room when you're done with it.
- Do not assume that because there often is a portable set in your classroom it will always be there. Follow the procedures and attach a reservation sheet so that others know when you need it.
The portable TV/VCR/DVD players are most often found in classrooms 3105, 3107, 3109, 5120, 5121, and the gym. Reserving the set closest to your needed location is easiest. If you have difficulty locating a set, contact us. To use these TVs/VCRs/DVD players in other buildings (Fine Arts, Phy Ed), either use the self-reservation procedure or contact us.
Slide Projectors
contact: Jeff Ellair
We have one slide projector kept in the library available for check-out as needed. Come to the circulation desk to check-out a unit when needed, or ensure availability by making a reservation ahead of time. Please return the projector promptly after use so that it is available for others. Make special arrangements with Jeff if you need a projector for an extended period of time.
Other Equipment
We also have a separate DVD player and a film projector available for check-out from the library. Other computer-related equipment is handled by campus computer/instructional technology staff. A video camera may be available by contacting the Communication/Theatre Arts Department.
Library Staff
Library staff include Jeff Ellair, Dyan Barbeau, and Karen McArdle, as well as several student assistants. In a library our size, each staff member is somewhat involved in each functional area, but specific responsibilities are as explained below.
Jeff Ellair, Library Director
phone: 459-6679 / e-mail: email@example.com
Responsibilities: Library Administration, Collection Development, User Assistance, Web Site Maintenance
Jeff has been Library Director at UW Sheboygan since July 1994. A Michigan native, he holds a Master of Information and Library Studies degree from the University of Michigan (Ann Arbor) and a Bachelor of Arts degree (with a major in music) from Hillsdale College.
Dyan Barbeau, Reference & Instruction Librarian (70% position), Reports to Library Director
phone: 459-4410 / e-mail: email@example.com
Responsibilities: Research Instruction, User Assistance, Collection Development
Dyan joined University Library in October 2010. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree and a Juris Doctor degree from UW-Madison, and completed her Master of Information Studies degree at UW-Milwaukee.
Karen McArdle, Library Services Assistant-Advanced/Lead (half-time position), Reports to Library Director
phone: 459-6681 / e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Responsibilities: Interlibrary Loan, Circulation, Reserves, Book Orders/Processing, User Assistance
Karen came to University Library in November 2000. She holds an Associate Degree in Applied Science from Gateway Technical College in Kenosha.
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