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This Is England '90 is an upcoming British TV drama miniseries written by Shane Meadows and Jack Thorne. A spin-off from the 2006 film This Is England, it is also a sequel to the series This Is England '86 and This Is England '88. This Is England '90, was originally due in late 2012, but in July 2012, director Shane Meadows announced that the production had been put on hold in order for him to complete his documentary about reunited Manchester rock band The Stone Roses,[1] and the actors were still waiting for confirmation as to when filming would start.[2]
In March 2014, Meadows confirmed that shooting would start later in the year although he had not yet finished the script.[3] Meadows confirmed that this will likely be the final series of the saga.[4]
In October 2014, Channel 4 announced that filming had begun in Sheffield and the series would be made up of four episodes due to air in 2015.[5]
This Is England '90 will look at rave culture and the 1990 FIFA World Cup.[6] According to Meadows, it will follow Shaun, Kelly, Trev and Gadget who are involved in the rave scene. Woody and Milky have opened a scooter shop, while Combo is released from prison after serving his sentence for the manslaughter of Mick in This is England '86.[4]
- ^ Metro, 4 July 2012: This Is England '90 production halted for Shane Meadows' Stone Roses doc Retrieved 2012-08-30
- ^ Metro, 29 August 2012: This Is England star Chanel Cresswell admits 1990 update isn't confirmed Retrieved 2012-08-30
- ^ Pinnock, Sharlene. "Shane Meadows: This Is England 90 "could top it all"". BBC. Retrieved 9 April 2014.
- ^ a b "This Is England '90 will be the last, says Shane Meadows". Metro News. 12 June 2013. Retrieved 8 February 2014.
- ^ "This is England '90". Channel4.com. Channel 4. Retrieved 30 October 2014.
- ^ This is England '90 Facebook page Retrieved 2012-08-30
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Obama Moves away from 'Freedom of Religion' toward 'Freedom of Worship'? Comments
Since the initially strong language on religious freedom used in President Obama's Cairo speech, presidential references to religious freedom have become rare, often replaced, at most, with references to freedom of worship. A purposeful change in language could mean a much narrower view of the right to religious freedom. Does this change of language indicate a change of policy? As Catholics, this is an area where we must remain vigilant. ... Continue Reading
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4 years ago
Some of the comments here are thoroughly ignorant and hateful. As a Catholic,I'm confident the nation will survive the present Presidency. I would also remind you all THAT WE DID HAVE A CATHOLIC PRESIDENT. (he also had a few flaws) Please stop with the paranoid hate mongering-it's embarrassing.
4 years ago
Dear Catholics around the world. Let's all Pray to GOD the FATHER and JESUS CHRIST the SAVOIUR & REDEEMER. May our religion getting stronger and be BLESS. May One Day GOD give us GOOD leader(Perhaps A Catholic President)
4 years ago
GW Bush never changed the word "religion" to "worship" in any of his speeches as far as I know. Where did we go wrong? John McCain is such a righteous man. Sara Palin and the Tea Party will save this country in 2012!
4 years ago
Sounds like paranoid fearmongering to me, I thought the Catholics were more immune to that unlike crackpot Evangelicals. Ironic since the Catholic Church was no friend of religious freedom until others forced them to be civilized
4 years ago
Words matter. Obama and Clinton are highly skilled as "manipulators" through deceptive verbiage while succeeding to eliminate "religion" period. It is nothing more than another way to pacify anyone who is against another "religion" and to satisfy the muslins. There is nothing that Clinton and Obama have to say about "religion" and "worship" that I respect! They are master minds to "distort" fundamental truths of Christianity!!!!! This is definitely not a good thing and I will never ever submit to whatever the President of the United States and Clinton tells us how we are to worship period!! I will continue to be a "Roman Catholic" in everyway! I will continue to defend the Catholic church. . "In the Second Vatican Council's Declaration of Religious Freedom entitled "Dignitatis Humanae", the Church summarizes this right: "Religious freedom, in turn, which men demand as necessary to fulfill their duty to worship God, has to do with immunity from coercion in civil society. Therefore it leaves untouched traditional Catholic doctrine on the moral duty of men and societies toward the true religion and toward the one Church of Christ."
4 years ago
To those who say, "don't worry it's just interchangeable words the president and Clinton spoke". I warn, that attitude is like the driver of a speeding car ignoring all the warnings that there is a bridge out up ahead. The efforts of this administration to force its immoral agenda on us, is obvious. I see this wording of "freedom to worship" as an attack on religious freedom that will tear down the building blocks of constitutional rights that support the CONSCIENCE CLAUSE. Since the Catholic Church is a big defender of human rights, it is under attack too. In their big effort to push government control of our health care, this administration systematically picks away at the firm foundation that supports our choice to say NO, I WILL NOT DO HARM to another human being in practice of medicine. In order to keep up with the global momentum of the "culture of death", the path needs to be cleared of opposition to abortion and euthanasia. In America, we love our BILL OF RIGHTS and Constitution, so the administration has to take baby steps, insidiously in that direction, all the while, cutting away our right to life from conception to natural death.
4 years ago
Good news folks, November 2nd, 2010 is coming, a very important mid-term election day is coming, so enough of the complaining and now we must begin to pushback.
4 years ago
Wow. Reading this forum, one has to dodge the number of stones being hurled about by Republicans masquerading as oh-so-pious devotees of the Faith. Up in arms because more Catholics voted for Obama last election...
Guess what, most voters were fed up of the previous 8 years regime's legacy: two wars-of-choice, together with the consequent deaths of 'not-worth-counting' numbers of innocents along with the guilty. Where were the protestations and denunciations then?
God bless Obama. Even if some posters think his heart is atheist, its easy for God to use that to steer the world back on the road towards peace...
4 years ago
Of the two African American related candidates running in 2008, i said Alan Keys was the better man. GS
4 years ago
If HRC is so anti-Christian, why did she teach Sunday School?
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Open Access Week 2014: A State of the Movement Address
"When the world is running down…"
Lately in library-land there's been quite a lot of belt-tightening as stagnant budgets are confronted with rising journal and database subscription costs. Although libraries are reaching more people with more content than ever before, the feeling is that this is fiscally unsustainable. Cracks have appeared in the current "big deal" agreements – much like the bundles cable consumers are offered – libraries have entered into with large aggregate database publishers. As a result, libraries have had to cut subscriptions to journals and whole databases. Even Harvard, one of the best-funded universities in the United States, in 2012 publicly decried the situation in and has felt the need to weigh in on the rising costs.
The internet itself has been a boon and a bane — a disruption-slash-copy machine — that provides new models while destroying old ones and places a strain on a copyright law that is woefully behind the times.
Traditional industries that dealt primarily with the amalgam of content and containers – i.e. print book and print journal publishers, music producers and distributors (mostly as LPs, CDs, and cassettes), film producers and distributors (mostly as features, VHS, and DVDs), have all altered their business models as new digital media have decoupled the content from the container. The result is e-books, PDFs, mp3s, and various online streaming services that now dominate the web in terms of popularity as well as actual volume of data transferred.
Yet this decoupling of content and container is a double-edged sword as well. The journal publishers were the first to truly test this model of decoupling content and container through the online journal databases that were developed in the 1990s and 2000s. This experiment in removing the container has resulted in both widespread distribution (for subscribers) and widespread content restriction. Restriction has occurred in various ways, including the curtailing of readers rights (i.e. pay per view), copyrights (i.e. publishers assume control of the author's rights), posting rights (authors can't publish their drafts), and the like. The irony is that we are often looking upon a feast that's stuck behind glass walls.
Additionally, to ensure the necessary scarcity, publishers have taken hardline stances on the continual ownership of scholarly output, even if it is long out of date. The result of the uneven relationship between scholars and publishers has been the large-scale transferal of intellectual property from individual scholars and the tax-paying users who ultimately fund their universities into the hands of specific private enterprises. This transfer occurs at the expense of the public good and the original intent of copyright law as written in the US Constitution, which is "to promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts, by securing for limited Times to Authors and Inventors the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and Discoveries."
Open access provides a much-needed antidote to these developments. While copyright law provides the necessary protections for creators, its overall history of expansion shows instead that distributors gain the most from longer and stricter copyright regulations and enforcement.
As Paul Heald has demonstrated in his studies, the hole in our culture has also provided us with a world that may be running down in terms of an individual's ability to create new works and access fairly recently published ones. More works in various editions are available from 1914 than are available from 1964. We are now a society that denies itself access to its own culture. Open access may be one of the few avenues left to reclaim it especially while the public domain remains frozen for the next several years. Shamefully, no new works will enter the public domain in the United States until 2019.
"…You make the best of what's still around"
California contributes to the OA Movement
The state of California has helped to lead the way in the open access movement for the past several years. The most recent development in open access occurred just a few weeks ago. The California legislature passed Assembly Bill 609 entitled the California Taxpayer access to publicly funded research Legislation. This bill stipulates requires that any published research funded by the California Department of Public Health be available to the public within 12 months of its publication.
Open access has become adopted widely across the California higher education system as well. The CSU Council Of Library Directors recently provided their public support for AB 609 http://libraries.calstate.edu/open-access/.
Additionally, the entire University of California system in the summer of 2013 agreed to a system-wide open access mandate that requires UC faculty to submit open access versions of their works into the UC's institutional repository.
Closer to home, CSUN's president Dianne Harrison in August 2013 became a signatory to the Berlin Declaration on Open Access, an international agreement among numerous European and American Universities and organizations. Later, in November 2013, CSUN's faculty senate passed a resolution (PDF) recommending CSUN faculty to publish their scholarship in open access. Though this is purely an opt-in (i.e. voluntary) approach to open access, nearly 70 faculty members at CSUN have already agreed to have their scholarship submitted to CSUN ScholarWorks Open Access Repository (SOAR). While there are approximately 850 full-time, tenured or tenure track faculty at CSUN, we believe this represents a good first step toward increased participation.
Open Access week (10/20-10/26/2014, everywhere!) & the first CSUN Open Access Award
To help foster greater participation in open access the Oviatt library is also proud to announce its very first Open Access Award. The presentation will be held on October 23, 2014, and will be awarded to Professor Susan Auerbach for her work in helping to pass the CSUN resolution. We also have a special guest speaker from the Public Library of Science (PLOS), Donna Okubo, who will provide information on the open access movement, OA publishing, and her role in guiding the supporting coalitions for AB 609.
Where we go from here: "SOAR with us."
The ScholarWorks Open Access Repository (SOAR) is dedicated to improving access to CSUN-related scholarship by attempting to remove the price and access barriers to academic publishing. There are multiple ways in which the movement is branching out toward increased open access. The first is recruiting content from the creators themselves: the faculty. SOAR's Scholar Spotlight program focuses on the scholarship created by CSUN faculty. Our staff examine faculty CVs to determine if a publication can be added into ScholarWorks. Once we receive the proper clearance, copies of a work are deposited into SOAR. The faculty profile collections permanent links to the works provide a solid digital preservation as well as ensure perpetual access.
CSUN Open Access Journals
Another significant development is the creation of new scholarship. While the Scholar Spotlight program focuses on past and external work, CSUN Open Journals project focuses on developing new content. New journals and new knowledge are the future for the open access movement. Focusing on the direct open access publication of new works will likely be the best step toward a more sustainable and widespread open access movement.
While it is certainly a goal to make sure that all public-funded and supported scholarships be available to the public, the obstacles are incredibly high. The restriction of rights by the copyright owners – not usually the writer, but often multi-national corporations – remains one of the main obstacles to full open access. Additionally, the agreements that faculty enter into, especially tenure-track faculty with a lot at stake, need to be reevaluated at not only department levels but also at campus-wide and even system-wide levels. This will take much time. However, there is strength in numbers. The more faculty members who are able to assert their rights to retain copyright, the healthier the relationship will become.
All Roads (Gold / Green / Platinum) Lead To OA
Multiple paths lead to open access. The most first and most common has been the Gold road to OA, aka open access journal publishing, which is funded partly by Article Processing Charges (APCs). Most of these charges can be covered through grant funding, especially if a grant funder (such as the NIH, NSF) requires open access publication. There are notable open access journals that are leading the way within specific disciplines. Currently, the so-called "hard sciences" are the leaders in this movement. Several journals and publishers cater to these disciplines. To find more, visit the Directory of Open Access Journals.
So how open is it, really?
For more information about the openness of journals, be sure to examine PLOS's How Open Is it? Open Access Spectrum (OAS) guide. This examines the various factors that determine a journal's openness. Some journals which purport to be open access are really just hybrids existing somewhere in between true open access and restricted access.
Join us for an Open Access Discussion and Award
The Oviatt Library will be hosting an event to discuss Open Access and to present CSUN Professor Susan Auerbach with the very first Oviatt Library Open Access Award on October 23 at 9 a.m. Professor Auerbach has been instrumental in helping to pass the CSUN Faculty Senate Open Access Resolution.
The issue of Open Access is important in that it "allows users to access content in perpetuity without having to worry about whether the works can or can't be used. Copyright restrictions still will generally apply (i.e. you can't wholesale copy and paste the work and then try to resell it), but for the sake of academic disciplines, scholars allow their work to be read and re-used. This increases the likelihood of their being cited, and further increases their impact factor." (Weiss, 2013) For more information about Open Access see The Copyright Conundrum and the Need for Open Access.
We are also very excited to welcome Donna Okubo, Senior Advocacy Manager from the Public Library of Science as our guest speaker at the event. She will be discussing the basics of Open Access, the Public Library of Science and the passing of California State Assembly Bill 609 (concerning Open Access). For more information about the bill see California Open Access Legislation Clears Latest Hurdle.
The event will be held in the Jack and Florence Ferman Presentation Room in the Oviatt Library. Registration and refreshments will begin at 9 a.m. The session will run from 9:30-11:30 a.m. Everyone is welcome. We hope to see you there.
Innovation Sparks Imagination in the New, Student-Funded Creative Media Studio
The Learning Commons' Creative Media Studio (CMS) opened recently thanks to Campus Quality Fee funding awarded to the Library. The CMS provides students with access to specialized hardware, software and support in order to create videos, digital audio recordings, and robust multimedia projects.
The CMS is fully equipped with a wide range of resources for students, with eight 27" iMac computers, a well outfitted audio recording room, and an extensive software selection including Adobe Master Collection, Final Cut Pro, and Pro Tools. This media studio provides students with a dedicated space to create multimedia, and offers educational programming and assistance in creating digital projects that look and sound professional.
Creative Media Studio Coordinator Sarah Sayeed worked tirelessly with Library staff and faculty, and consulted with other areas of campus during the studio's planning process. "We started working on the CQF about a year and a half ago. During that time we met with coordinators from the Cinema & Television Arts (CTVA) and Music departments, and toured their facilities to get a better idea of how to model our lab," Sayeed says. In addition, "Facilities planning was such a huge help in putting this together. It was a seamless experience since we had already worked with them during the Learning Commons renovation." This coordinated effort helped to integrate the CMS into the ever-evolving Learning Commons. "It feels like a very fluid addition, and on top of that students have already commented on what a positive energy this space has. It feels really fresh and lively, with all the resources to make it a truly dynamic space," Sayeed added.
Like many areas of the Learning Commons, the CMS boasts highly configurable equipment and furniture, allowing students to create a workspace that is most conducive to their learning and working styles. Beyond using the space for projects, students are able to check out a wide variety of equipment for four-day loans – which is something Sayeed is quite proud of. "Students can check out everything from cameras and tripods to green screens. After they have finished recording, they can come back to the CMS and use programs such as Final Cut Pro or Pro Tools to edit their content and create complete multimedia presentations," she says. This allows for a greater range of freedom in how students produce creative content.
The Creative Media Studio is now open on the main floor, west wing. Friendly, knowledgeable staff can assist students with all the available resources to help them create wonderful, new, original content. All students on campus are invited to come to the Oviatt Library's Creative Media Studio and "Get Creative!"
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This article originally appeared in the Fall 2014 Library E-News. For more information about the Oviatt Library please visit http://library.csun.edu/eNews.
Banned Books Read-Out with Pizza
Bookmark Artwork Contest at the Oviatt
Welcome to the 2014 fall semester, Matadors! We are happy to see you and hope to provide you with assistance as you acclimate to the new school year. Oviatt librarians are available at our Reference Desk almost every hour we are open. Feel free to stop by; say hello; and get informational support.
We also are planning several fun activities at the Library during the upcoming weeks. The Cited at the Oviatt blog will continue to post about these events so stay tuned for information about an event in late September. However, this week we begin a Banned Books themed Bookmark Artwork Contest that will run until September 10. Current CSUN students have the opportunity to design a one-sided bookmark with a banned books theme. The winner's design will be printed into bookmarks we will distribute later in September. Submission and guidelines details are listed below. We look forward to receiving your designs!
Rules & Submission Process for Banned Books Week artwork contest:
All contest entries to be considered must be submitted by noon, Wednesday, September 10, 2014.
Submissions will be accepted from currently enrolled CSUN students only.
Submissions will be accepted through an online submission form:
Students may enter up to five submissions.
Artwork must have some kind of Banned/Censored books theme.
Artwork submitted in a format other than the required file types listed on the online submission form will not be considered.
Artwork submitted must be at least 300 DPI.
Students agree to allow editing of their artwork to fit on bookmark if necessary.
Should no submissions be received, no bookmarks will be printed.
Winner will be selected by Oviatt Library Outreach Committee.
The Oviatt Library Outreach Committee reserves the right to not select a winner.
Winner will be confirmed as a CSUN student.
Winner will be contacted by the Oviatt Library Outreach Committee.
Ten bookmarks will be set aside to be given to the winner.
A photo will be taken of the winning student with his or her bookmark for the Library blog and may be used digitally and in print for promotional purposes.
Contest questions can be addressed to: firstname.lastname@example.com
CSUN Student and Faculty Orientations Prepare for Fall Semester
With the fall semester quickly approaching the campus is abuzz with orientations that support new CSUN students and faculty. Many staff, faculty members and campus departments have collaborated for these events and the Library is playing a part within these activities as well. On most weekdays during August, you will be able to find a librarian or two at the New Student Orientation Resource Fairs hosted by the Office of Student Involvement and Development. Held at the Matador Bookstore Complex between noon and 1 p.m. on many weekdays through August 22, these booths provide new students with the opportunity to find out about Library resources and services. Many students stop by our booths and learn about the Library's online resources; in-person and virtual librarian research support; computer availability and group study room access and reservations system. Sometimes students simply pick up our Library fall hours schedule. Please stop by our booths and say hello and feel free to ask us a question.
The campus New Faculty Orientation, hosted by Faculty Development, will be taking place on Wednesday, August 20 and Thursday, August 21 in the Oviatt Library's Jack and Florence Ferman Presentation Room. During these two days new CSUN faculty will be welcomed and introduced to many campus departments and resources and services to support their smooth transition into the fall semester and within the CSUN campus community. The Oviatt Library is pleased to play a role in welcoming new faculty members and CSUN students as well.