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- Release Date: Jul 18, 1998
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Falls short in many areas, none of them excusable for a game that has been worked and re-worked for so long. If the game had been more like it was originally planned with random AI for the other people and more interaction between characters, it could have been a game worth purchasing.
An excellent attempt for Infogrames and I can't wait to see what they will come up with for the sequel.
The control problems, lack of balance and repetitive gameplay will turn off the majority of gamers spoiled by games like GoldenEye or Metal Gear.


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Candia reconsiders city high school agreement
CANDIA - The Candia School Board has taken the first step toward making it easier for town parents to pull their children from Manchester High School Central and send them to another high school.
A policy change - given a first round of approval this week - would remove the requirement that parents prove "educational hardship" to switch their children to a high school in another town.
The vote on changing the policy came Tuesday, the day after Candia School Board members attended a special meeting of the Manchester Board of School Committee to air concerns about overcrowding in the financially strapped Manchester high schools.
Manchester Mayor Ted Gatsas adjourned the meeting without allowing Candia parents to speak.
"We are so incredibly focused on education, when we went, we expected to have a good meeting with Manchester," said Candia School Board Vice Chairman Nicole LaFlamme. "Mayor Gatsas made it very clear by not being willing to listen to the parents his true feelings toward Candia."
LaFlamme said Gatsas' refusal to listen to parents led to discussions by the Candia board to make it easier for parents to send their children to high schools in other communities
"He had an opportunity to speak to our community members," LaFlamme said. "He had a great opportunity, a huge opportunity right there to make amends with the entire community. We gave him an opportunity at every turn, and he slammed the door."
Gatsas said that as chairman of what was technically a special meeting of the Manchester board, he had to follow established board rules.
"I'm sorry if she felt offended," Gatsas said. "I know they have their rules in Candia and we have our rules in Manchester, and the rules of the board are there is not public participation in a special meeting."
Gatsas said he is willing to listen to parents from Candia, whether it's one-on-one or in a public forum.
"I have no problem listening to anybody," Gatsas said. "They can call me on the phone, they can come to my office, they can come to our meetings."
The Manchester board schedules public discussion periods at its regular meetings.
Tuesday's vote was the first of two required for a change in Candia School Board policies. A second vote could be taken at the board's regular meeting next Thursday.
At the joint meeting with the Manchester board, Candia board members presented the city with two options: Make sure Manchester's high schools meet state standards, or release Candia from the contract.
About 40 Candia parents attended the Manchester session meeting, which town board had said was a chance for parents to "have their voices heard."
The Candia board intends to continue its talks with Manchester, and has asked the city's Board of School Committee for a second meeting this month.
Union Leader reporter Bill Smith contributed to this report.
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SUSIE'S QUEUE - a painter's daily diary by Susie Gregory
a daily musing about my family, my life, but mostly about art - how i will try to paint every day - even while my house is falling down around my ears and my five grandchildren are clamoring to paint with me. thank god my husband likes to cook and that he and nellie and ruby, our golden retrievers, have infinite patience. we'll see.....
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Thursday, November 20, 2014
Monday, November 10, 2014
first day at millrace...
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Friday, November 7, 2014
tony's night...(the big reveal)
Posted by Susie Gregory at 2:19 PM 2 comments: Links to this post Labels: golf, golf painting, impressionism, oil, susie gregory, tony clecak
Tuesday, November 4, 2014
last tease..
Posted by Susie Gregory at 6:29 PM 1 comment: Links to this post Labels: impressionism, oil, oil painting, susie gregory
Monday, October 27, 2014
i'm so excited!!! and another tease.....
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
another tease...
Sunday, October 19, 2014
12x12 oil on gallery wrap canvas
so this is a little 12x12 painting of "Villa"..i did this as a wedding gift for JK and Danielle..we went to their wedding several weeks ago and I am FINALLY getting to this!..they love their doggie and I loved painting her!!!
Posted by Susie Gregory at 5:04 PM No comments: Links to this post Labels: dog, dog painting, impressionism, oil, susie gregory
Sunday, October 5, 2014
on the island...
Sunday, September 28, 2014
secret project...
Posted by Susie Gregory at 6:18 PM No comments: Links to this post Labels: impressionism, susie gregory
Friday, September 26, 2014
"Home from church"
Thursday, September 25, 2014
todd williams workshop
http://www.toddwilliamsfineart.com/)...it's being held in Nashville, Indiana and i'm having a wonderful time!..todd is a wonderful painter and teacher..a protogee of c.w.mundy who's a particular fav of mine!..the first day we had a very educational slide show and a meet and greet in the morning and then todd did his demo in the afternoon.. we have been treated to the most wonderful lunches and then last night there was a wine and hors' d reception in a fabulous log cabin home in the hills..we painted outside in Nashville yesterday so you can see todd doing his demo in the first photo and then below that is my painting..9x12..i did not have an umbrella and sometimes your painting can end up a bit dark since your pupils constrict in the sunshine and it can affect what you're doing..we worked on our paintings morning and afternoon and you can imagine how much the sun moved..another challenge of outdoor painting..looking forward to this last day..painting from our photos indoors and then a critique at the end of the day...stay tuned...
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Tuesday, September 23, 2014
todd williams workshop
been busy getting my house organized because i'm involved in a three day workshop with todd Williams...a wonderful painter whom I've followed for quite some time...today we learned and watched...tomorrow we paint..hope to have something to post later...
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
"Rusty 11"
30x30 oil on gallery wrap canvas
so this piece will be going to a client in Tennessee...it's drying as we speak...
Posted by Susie Gregory at 5:52 PM 1 comment: Links to this post Labels: boat, boats, impressionism, nautical, oil, susie gregory, water
Sunday, September 14, 2014
17x17 oil on panel
so this isn't the greatest for lighting..i was in the shade and it was getting very cold and windy..i painted this yesterday in front of the inspire gallery in carmel and met some very nice folks who were out for the monthly gallery walk...
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Saturday, September 13, 2014
10x8 oil on canvas panel
here's a little ditty i'm taking to the inspire gallery today..i did a version of this guy a couple years ago as a donation to "bria's ride"..a benefit for a little girl with some serious challenges. not many people know that most Harley riders are very big on charitable doings...
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Friday, September 12, 2014
small boat
6x6 oil on canvas panel
so i'm heading up to the inspire gallery on main street in carmel tomorrow...planning to paint a larger boat piece..cathy asked if i would bring some small things so I have been busy..bad left elbow so I can't golf..might as well take advantage of studio time!!..these three things will never be dry by tomorrow but I have them in front of the gas fireplace in the kitchen..hoping...
Posted by Susie Gregory at 4:16 PM No comments: Links to this post Labels: boat, impressionism, nautical, oil, susie gregory
Thursday, September 11, 2014
"Boys of Summer"
Monday, September 8, 2014
getting closer...
Sunday, September 7, 2014
finally getting started...
Posted by Susie Gregory at 4:48 PM No comments: Links to this post Labels: boat, original oil, susie gregory, water
Thursday, September 4, 2014
a bit behind..
we just got home from Michigan..visiting friends tim and Katie..while there, we went on an adventure!..we went to Shipshewana Wednesday morning..looking for treasuers at a weekly auction and flea market in the heart of amish country..i got so much painting fodder!..we were looking for fresh eggs and produce on the way back and stopped at this wonderful farm..my new friend wilma allowed me to photograph her while she ventured into the hen house to retrieve fresh..i'm talking FRESH eggs..right out from under the hens practically!! she said they usually lay one per day and she had a lot of hens...she also had a house full of pullets..younger hens who lay smaller eggs who soon enough graduate to the big hen house...
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Monday, September 1, 2014
30 paintings in 30 days...day 1.."Rooster for Wendy"
oil on canvas
so this is the first day of our September painting challenge..another of Leslie Saeta's brainchilds...we were actually supposed to come up with a theme...very difficult for me..i'm using part of this month to catch up on my "grand" project...part of it for some commissions..i may actually post large pieces in progress..we'll see...part of it for gallery pieces...and part of it for some special surprises...my friend wendy took a bunch of pictures of her special chickens and roosters...this guy looked more like a rooster to me..so he's a rooster!!...as to theme...I may decide to do some midwest stuff..my face book friend Kathy cousart is doing southern..so maybe i'll do Indiana...we'll see...stay tuned..we are heading to Michigan to see tim and Katie...so i'll be a bit behind in my efforts..but that's ok..doesn't matter if we do one every day or not..just trying to do one every day is challenge enough!!
Posted by Susie Gregory at 6:00 PM 1 comment: Links to this post Labels: impressionism, original oil, rooster, susie gregory
Friday, August 29, 2014
oil on board
so the Venue, my gallery in Bloomington, wanted a quick boat painting..Bloomington is hosting the annual 4th street art fair saturday and sunday..lots of participants, streets blocked off..the whole deal...so I had to get this accomplished and delivered by today!..i managed!..now i have to turn my attention to my house..left to languish over all these wonderful summer months with so much golf to play...we are hosting our gregory family reunion on the 6th..just around the corner...at least 35 souls...lots of food and really praying for good weather...not too hot and not too cold!!..you never know in September....
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
"In the Harbor" SOLD
Monday, July 28, 2014
tom dakich memorial golf outing..
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
I was playing in a guest day today so I didn't get to listen...but apparently my friend danny gave me some wonderful props on his radio show today..he put on a spectacular outing yesterday and he should be very proud of himself for the way he can rally the troops...thanks again to Daniel j. dakich for the kind words....
Monday, July 21, 2014
here's my surprise...
36x24 oil on canvas
so here's what I've been teasing for the past few days..we had a blast today at danny dakich's third annual summer of fun golf outing..this year was dedicated to his dad, tom dakich, who passed away in april very suddenly..i donated a painting of a golf glove..i think I posted it earlier here.. and a giclee on paper of danny guarding Michael Jordan in the early eighties..(I got danny to sign it!)..which alone brought $400 for riley hospital!!..danny's brother, tom, bought my golf glove and they were both very touched by my painting of his dad in his early days of the "junior mafia"..having lost my father so long ago, I know what they are going through..it was a great day of golf..i don't know what we thought we were going to do out there..most of the teams were young studs, playing from the whites and birdying almost every hole!!..our team of diane, nate, Davey and I ended up four under...not too shabby for us but certainly not in the money...fun was had by all anyway..
maybe just one more...
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Sunday, July 20, 2014
and more...
Saturday, July 19, 2014
even more...
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
a little tease...
Monday, July 14, 2014
more teasing...
tom dakich outing donation
oil on gallery wrap canvas
so this year we are able to play in danny's summer of fun outing!.. we missed it last year due to Davey's surgeries but we are rarin' to go this year. danny's dad died a couple months ago and this year's event is dedicated to his father, tom. on the website I noticed they were having a silent auction..so of course, i'm in!!.this is a larger version of one of my daily paintings..done years ago...it's titled "after the round"..hope it brings some bucks for riley hospital!
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Sunday, July 13, 2014
painting on main street....
so I went up to the carmel gallery walk..lots of fun and lots of people..at one point I had my boat painting turned upside down..i sometimes do that to paint shapes instead of things....and this little boy came along and was so confused!..i'm so glad I went..got these two paintings accomplished and met some wonderful people..it really is a small world!..these are now in beautiful omega frames, both 12x12 and available at the INSPIRE studio gallery at 15 e main st. in carmel...the shadow you see at the top of the boat painting is from the top of the panel holder on my easel..no worries...
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Saturday, July 12, 2014
i'm very excited!.. today is the july gallery walk in carmel..hours are five to nine but people come out early, i'm told..i am going to be painting outside the inspire studio gallery at 15 e. main st....not sure i'll be painting a plean aire scene but I will be working on a painting..i thought I might do a boat painting..no brushes needed..all palette knife..and very limited palette so the travel will be simplified! can't wait and i'm praying for good weather!!
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
"Cooper"...rest in peace...
oil on canvas panel
so this is cooper...my friend sara's cousin's goldie..gone now..and since our Nellie is 12 going on 13..and cooper really looks a lot like nels with his white face....just had to paint him!..we had a great time this past weekend..saw our rels for the fourth and finally got to play some golf! - played with ceej and craig on sunday and packed up yesterday for my birthday and drove home...looking forward to a whole week of celebrating!..AS USUAL...
Posted by Susie Gregory at 8:49 PM No comments: Links to this post Labels: golden, golden retriever, impressionism, oil, susie gregory
Saturday, June 28, 2014
karen's grand bailey
16x20 oil on gallery wrap canvas
so here's my final painting..this sweet child is meandering at the beach..loved everything about her!!..i have some news:..i am now represented by the Inspire Studio and Gallery on Main St in Carmel!! I am so excited!..i met with the owner, painter cathy bauder, on Thursday..we had a wonderful time..she's the kind of person you feel like you've known all your life!!..our styles of putting paint to canvas are totally different but that's part of the fun...i am thrilled for the opportunity!~
Posted by Susie Gregory at 5:03 PM No comments: Links to this post Labels: beach, impressionism, inspire gallery, little girl, oil, susie gregory
Sunday, June 22, 2014
getting closer...
Saturday, June 21, 2014
new project...
Thursday, June 19, 2014
on my easel...
oil on canvas
so we're at the lake..i have a few projects i wanted to get accomplished..a couple of my "grand" project paintings..but i left the house without a few VERY important colors..for blond hair and a certain color of blue eyes..(are you getting this, sally?)...anyway..i'm putting that project on hold and I have this one going..i've had this photo for a long time..in fact, the family these two comes from now has another boy and (finally) a girl...I may have to tweak this a bit and as I look at it now, I see a few things compositionally i may work on..but I love the idea of this...
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Tuesday, June 17, 2014
back to my "grand" project..."REESE"
7x5 oil on canvas panel
so here's a painting that's part of my grand project..my friend Margaret needed this to give to her daughter-in-law in time for her early july birthday..good incentive to get this done!..we're heading to the lake tomorrow so much more painting to do!
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
back to my boat roots...
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
on my easel...
Monday, May 26, 2014
on my easel...
Thursday, May 22, 2014
i think i'm done...
so i was finally able to get back to this...had a bit of the flu bug around this weekend but i'm back in business...there's a bit of a glare but I think i'm quite happy with the background color now..much more tending toward pewterish gray..and I've greyed the bird down quite a bit..of course..when i take it to it's new home and if it doesn't quite work..there's always tweakability using oils!!...my peonies are all of a sudden out in full force so i've got some up in my studio and have started a largish painting...can't let those flowers go to waste! ..of course the problem is..every time you look at them they've opened a bit more and so the whole thing keeps evolving..hard to stick to the original design so i'm just going to have to make it very loose and we'll see what happens...
Posted by Susie Gregory at 10:19 AM No comments: Links to this post Labels: bird, original oil, susie gregory
Friday, May 16, 2014
a bit of tweaking...
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
more of my commission...
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
i think i'm liking it so far...
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Games I own, but for some reason or another, haven't touched (although the biggest reason is my "List of Games I Need to Finish"). Again, no specific order, but the top dozen or so are the ones I feel compelled to play most.
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After going through the GameFly's selection of over 700 Nintendo Wii games, there are about 30 that peak my interest. These are games I would consider buying IF I had a Wii. Yes, I know several of them have been proven to be garbage, I know there are...
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Despite having just started a new job and being pretty broke, I picked up a Wii on day one. I couldn't not play the new Zelda. Like many people though, I think the Wii was fun for a while, but it basically collects dust ten months out of the year. A...
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(Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, August 18, 2014) – Women and Mining (WoMin), Via Campesina Africa and Rural Women's Assembly (RWA) contributed to demands made to the SADC Head of States during the just ended SADC People's Summit held in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe from the 15th to the 16th of August 2014.
The RWA, WoMin and Via Campesina delegates were part of the more than 2,500 delegates drawn from grassroots movements, community and faith-based organizations, women's organizations, labor, student, youth, economic justice and human rights networks and other social movements.
The Peoples' Summit was convened under the leadership of the Southern Africa People's Solidarity Network (SAPSN) and Peoples Dialogue at the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair grounds in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe under the theme 'Reclaiming SADC for People's Development-SADC Resources for SADC People'. This political position responds to our shared analysis that the SADC development agenda is increasingly determined by corporate interests, which are privileged above the region's 260 million people.
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Peasant Assembly of the Coordination of Latin American Rural Organizations and La VíaCampesina in Central America (CLOC-LVC-CA)
The member organizations of CLOC-Via Campesina Central America, from Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala, are together in assembly in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, this August 31st and September 1st, 2014. After carrying out consideration and analysis of the grave situation in the Central American countryside and the peasant movement in the region, we reach out to the Central American public, the governments of the region and the international community with the following conclusions:
1. The effect of climate change and the lack of preventive measures by the neoliberal governments in the last 20 years have combined to aggravate the food and climate crises in the entire Central American region, to such a degree that today we face a near-total loss of the first harvest of the year due to a severe drought. More than three million peasant families currently face insolvency and a complete inability to attempt a second harvest—without seeds, credit, or water. The immediate effects of this crisis are malnutrition, accelerated migration, and massive increases of school dropouts, as well as food hoarding and speculation by the private sector. Meanwhile,the main responseby government has been to increase the imports of basic grains—leading to historic profits by importers and the destruction of national farm economies—as well as the rushed approval of new seed laws that fling open the doors to genetically engineered crops, gravely threatening our native seeds. The absence of public sector strategies for building food sovereignty means, in effect, that Central American governments have abandoned the possibility of supporting peasant production, public credit, technical assistance and farm diversification. In the case of coffee, the coffee rust epidemic has arrived in the context of governments that abandon small farmers to their fate, thus multiplying their suffering and leading to greater unemployment and malnutrition among rural workers.
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Social movements and organizations, trade unions, peasants, indigenous peoples' communities, women and environmentalist organizations, gathered in Lima, Peru, on the 12h and 13th of August, invited by the Trade Union Confederation of the Americas (TUCA), to support the organization of the Peoples' Summit that will take place in parallel to the COP 20 of the UNFCCC, from 9 to 12 December 2014. We commit to work together and mobilize ourselves in this process. In this sense, we emphasize the call to participate in the demonstration organized by the Peoples' Summit on December 10 in Lima.
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The Bridgewater and Raynham (MA) middle school librarians won't be getting their jobs back, but the schools' libraries will remain open.
That was the word from school officials at the Bridgewater-Raynham Regional School Committee meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 25. School Committee member Gordon Luciano said after the meeting the decision of the administration to use proctors instead of librarians at the middle schools this year is final and does not need a vote by the school board.
The school committee could have chosen to override the decision, he said. But there was no discussion of possible alternatives and there were no motions by committee members to take a different route.
The school committee meeting was the last before the beginning of school on Wednesday, Aug. 31.
Last year, Bridgewater Middle School and Raynham Middle School each had one full-time librarian. But this year, the funding for those positions was eliminated. Story from the Bridgewater Independent.
For Jess deCourcy Hinds, a a school librarian and freelance writer from Long Island City, back to school means only one thing: handing out 3,500 textbooks and begging students to treat them kindly. She writes in the NYTimes Cityroom blog:
I am still in shock from June, when a parent returned his daughter's 10th-grade English text. It looked just like its name: "Things Fall Apart." Ripped and torn, its cover was splattered with tomato sauce, as if it had been shot in the heart. My horrified expression did not register with the student's father. "Do we owe you anything?" he asked. Flummoxed, I just smiled and issued his daughter full credit for returning her books.
In late August, we educators should be thinking about how to spark students' love of learning — not peeling bubble gum off books or scrubbing "Macbeth" with the obsessiveness of Lady M. herself.
Since the recession, library use — and book abuse — have skyrocketed. I've found younger generations to be avid readers, but as products of the digital age, they don't always respect the physicality of books. They dog-ear pages with the impulsiveness of clicking a mouse, not realizing that their actions have permanent consequences. Kindle-reading parents may have also forgotten the basics of book care.
A Redding (CA) School District librarian accused of embezzling and stealing from a school and parent club has not been placed on leave, an administration official said Wednesday.
Wanell Stolz is still working as an information specialist at Juniper Elementary and Cypress Elementary schools, district Superintendent Diane Kempley said before a special board meeting called to discuss "various employee evaluations" in closed session Wednesday.
Two parents who arrived at the meeting late and did not address the board said while the board was in closed session that they are concerned about having Stolz, who was arrested last week, working around their children.
"With everything that is going on with her case, I really don't think she should be working with kids," said Alisha Woodruff, who has two children who will be attending Juniper School when classes begin next week. The accused librarian is the wife of Redding School District Board of Trustees President Rein Stolz. Redding.com.
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EVERSON, WA - Sheryl Kindle Fullner was thrilled when she was asked to write a book about building and maintaining libraries with cheap and resourceful methods, since she had spent a dozen years doing just that.
When school starts this fall, the Everson resident will be in her 13th year as a librarian and teacher at Nooksack Middle School. She used her experiences to write "The Shoestring Library," which was recently published by Linworth Publishing, Inc. The book is designed to help librarians administer libraries in tough times. School and college librarians and public librarians in small, underfunded libraries are its target.
A Q and A with the author can be found at the News Tribune. More book info from Linworth Publishing.
Joanna McNally, who was named 2010 Ohio School Librarian of the Year while at Brush High School, has accepted a position as media specialist at Orange High School.
McNally was hired at a salary of $73,564 by the Orange Board of Education June 28.
The South Euclid-Lyndhurst school board accepted her resignation, retroactive to June 28, on July 21.
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What is the 24 Hour Fast for School Libraries?
Equal Education (EE) calls on everyone to join our Fast for School Libraries from 6:00 pm on Thursday 29 July until 6:00 pm on Friday 30 July to show government that all children deserve a quality education which includes properly stocked libraries, managed by librarians.
Why is Equal Education fasting (not eating) for 24 hours?
As a result of EE's consistent campaigning a National Policy recognising the need for a library or library stocks in every school was published by government on 11 June 2010.
In addition, School Libraries Guidelines have been drafted, but these must be improved to give schools a clear instruction to establish libraries and must be accompanied by a budget allocation. It is crucial that post for school librarians are established.
Most importantly, Minimum Norms and Standards for School Infrastructure must be finalised for all schools. All these document will only be implemented when government has a budget, plan and timetable to ensure that all schools in South Africa have libraries with a librarian.
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Libraries fading as school budget crisis deepens
Students who wished their school librarians a nice summer on the last day of school may be surprised this fall when they're no longer around to recommend a good book or help with homework. No one will know exactly how many jobs are lost until fall, but the American Association of School Administrators projects 19 percent of the nation's school districts will have fewer librarians next year, based on a survey this spring. Ten percent said they cut library staff for the 2009-2010 school year.
Last month, Google launched an encrypted version of its Web search, allowing users to enable a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) connection to encrypt their information. Like several other Google products that feature SSL encryption, including email and Docs, Google touted this move as a step towards enhancing users' privacy and security.
But as the encrypted searches mean that data cannot be logged, filtered, or blocked, Google's new secure search runs afoul of CIPA, the Children's Internet Protection Act. And with the service's beta release, many schools are now facing some difficult decisions in how to respond.
CIPA requires schools to monitor, and in some cases block, certain websites. And while filtering is not necessarily a popular tactic (the American Library Association and the ACLU have sought to overturn the law), schools and libraries receiving federal E-rate funding must comply.
Rose Zertuche-Treviño, a librarian who devoted her career to helping improve the lives of children, died on April 30 in Houston, TX. She was 58 reports SLJ.
Treviño spent her last seven years as the youth services coordinator for the Houston Public Library, a system that serves one of the biggest Spanish-speaking populations in the country. She retired in October 2009 and moved back to San Antonio, where she was born and raised.
"How fitting that Rose died on April 30th, El día de los niños/El día de los libros (Children's Day/ Book Day)," says her friend and colleague Oralia Garza de Cortes, a Latino children's literature consultant. "She loved her work and devoted her life to making sure all children had access to great literature and particularly to programs where children could enjoy and connect to the literature."
The granddaughter of Mexican immigrants, Treviño grew up poor. Her father worked in a cotton field as a child and went on to hold two jobs to support his family, while his wife worked four jobs. Treviño's first language was Spanish and only learned to speak English when she entered kindergarten. It was also that year that her mother first took her to a public library—and the five-year-old decided on her career path. "Not everyone figures out what they want to be at such a young age," says her son Steven Treviño, 33. "And she got to do more than she thought she would ever do."


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Nearly 35 years after President Richard M. Nixon resigned over the Watergate scandal, the Nixon Presidential Library last week released more than 150 hours of secret Oval Office recordings covering January and February of 1973. While much of the attention to the newly disclosed material focused on Mr. Nixon's expressing his prejudices and discussing the cease-fire in Vietnam, other conversations offer a glimpse of his thinking about presidential decision making and the exercise of power. There is also a reflection on prospects for democracy in the developing world — a reminder that during the cold war, the United States did not shrink from supporting repressive allies. Excerpts, as transcribed by The New York Times from tapes with poor audio quality, follow....
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Vickie that set of Hilton/Heltons was in MS very early. I found a Benjamin Hilton that had fought in the War of 1812 out of MS. Zadoc comes right out of SC before the 1800's. I would believe this is the family you aretalking about. We also had a Ransom in our family that was definitely Native American. He died in Alabama. I followed your family for awhile but without the DNA didnt know if they were kin folks are not.
What was your DNA if you dont mind me asking. Ours was Q3 or Native American.
Blessings Mike There were Benjamin Hiltons in Mass. and then a lot of those Helton/Hiltons moved to SC. I tend to think this is your family. If you get a chance look up the War of 1812 on Fold 3 and see the information on Benjamin.
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Chile's new tax could open carbon doors for NZ
20 Oct 14 - Chiles new carbon tax potentially offers New Zealand an opportunity to offset some of its own agricultural greenhouse gas emissions, says economist Dr Suzi Kerr.
Rod Oram: Why I'm getting out of fossil fuels
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Beehive stays silent on emissions target
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QUIET! Climate-cautious Key sends message to ministers
6 Oct 14 - The Governments new cabinet line-up confirms its lack of interest in climate change.
Medicos inject themselves into climate debate
6 Oct 14 - Health professionals in New Zealand are joining an international call for action on climate change.
Memo John Key: Look Pacific leaders in the eye
29 Sep 14 - The Government is being challenged to invite the leaders of the Marshall Islands, Tuvalu and Kiribati to come and tell Parliament what they think of New Zealands climate change policies.
Would a climate change treaty be enough?
29 Sep 14 - Do we need a climate treaty, or could a simple political deal based on national pledges work just as well?
Study will reveal our use of water
29 Sep 14 - The nature of domestic water demand is being measured.
Scientists plead for cuts to ballooning fossil fuel emissions
22 Sep 14 - Scientists are calling for rapid cuts in the use of fossil fuels in the wake of data out today showing we have almost used up our fossil-fuel credit.
Political parties fail to get the sustainability message through
22 Sep 14 - New Zealanders support for a shift to a sustainable economy is growing, according to new research from Colmar Brunton.
If the PM doesn't worry about climate change, why should we?
22 Sep 14 - New Zealanders are taking their cue on climate change from the Prime Minister, says social trends researcher Jill Caldwell.
Growth and greening now go together, says Stern study
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K-State falls to Griner, Baylor in Big 12 tourney
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Brittany Chambers could finally admit it about 30 minutes after the game.
It's kind of fun playing against Brittney Griner.
"She's an unbelievable player," said Kansas State's point guard. "It's fun to be on the court with her, I guess, now saying it. Not when it's happening."
Not when No. 1 Baylor's star player is putting together the best game of her career.
Griner set a Big 12 tournament record with a career-high 45 points, and had 10 rebounds and seven blocked shots in the Lady Bears' 86-65 rout of the Wildcats in the semifinals Friday.
Griner finished 19 of 28 from the field to better her career scoring mark of 41 points, set in the Lady Bears' regular-season finale against Iowa State, and got a standing ovation from fans of both teams when she checked out of the game with just over 2 1/2 minutes remaining.
"I've watched Baylor play a lot this year, and I know in the recent contests I've watched, I've seen coach Kim Mulkey over on the sideline admonishing her team with this message: `42,'" Kansas State coach Deb Patterson said, referring to Griner's jersey number.
"She understands that's the best player in the country, and they get her the ball."
Over and over again.
Griner scored the opening eight points for Baylor, and at one point midway through the first half was on pace to finish with 72, which would have shattered the women's Division I record of 60 set by Long Beach State's Cindy Brown in February 1987.
"We took what they gave us. They were in one-on-one coverage on Griner early in the game," Mulkey said. "That's what they chose to do, and we threw it in there."
Destiny Williams also contributed 12 points and 14 rebounds for Baylor (34-0), which will play Oklahoma or defending national champion Texas A&M on Saturday as it attempts to become the first program, men's or women's, to finish a season 40-0.
Chambers had 18 points to lead Kansas State (19-13), which has lost 14 straight to the Lady Bears. JuliAnne Chisholm and Jalana Childs wound up with 11 points each.
"We lined up against a dominant team, and I thought we had segments where we played well," Patterson said. "It was a tremendous game for Brittney."
Kansas State was still within 21-18 on a basket by Branshea Brown with 10:36 left in the first half, but Griner - who else? - scored the game's next three baskets.
It was the start of a 16-2 run for Baylor that included eight points from Griner, Terran Condrey's only two field goals of the half, and jumpers by Sims and Kimetria Hayden.
By the time Sims converted a three-point play off a feed from Griner, and Williams scored on a fast break, the Lady Bears had surged to a comfortable 42-22 halftime advantage.
"It's our defense and, you know, we just play hard," Griner said. "That's how it turns out."
Just about the only thing for Kansas State fans to cheer about was country music superstar Trace Adkins delivering the national anthem, and even that excitement was somewhat subdued.


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The iPhone maker could enforce a permanent ban ordered by a German court, but only if it's willing to put its money where its mouth is.
The regional court in Mannheim said that it would wait for proceedings in the German Patent and Trademark Office to be completed before it hears the case.
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30 Minutes of Music: Episode 22 (The Second Beatles Episode)
Well, it seems one hour-long Beatles podcast wasn't enough, because here's another! 77 minutes (longer than I expected) of nothing but Beatles music, outtakes, alternate versions, and interviews.
30 Minutes of Music – Episode 22
October 1, 2014
Special 77 min. episode! (I tried to make it 60 and got carried away, ok?) – 256kbps – 141MB
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0:00 – "Animal Noises"1
0:03 – "John Intro"2
0:08 – Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band)
2:09 – I Feel Fine (Take 7)
2:24 – I Feel Fine (Take 9)
2:25 – I Feel Fine (Past Masters I)
4:39 – Hey Bulldog (Take 10 w. SFX)
4:48 – Hey Bulldog [Mono] (Mono Masters)
7:56 – Dig A Pony (Let It Be)
11:40 – Applause SFX3
11:48 – That Means A Lot (Take 3 Rehearsal)
12:13 – That Means A Lot (Take 23)
12:35 – That Means A Lot (Take 24)4
14:21 – It's All Too Much (Yellow Submarine)
20:37 – First Radio Interview5
21:51 – Love Me Do6
24:12 – All I Got To Do (With The Beatles)
26:11 – "We Must Not Forget The General Erection"7
26:37 – Taxman (Revolver)
29:11 – Press Conference in LA8
31:11 – The Ballad Of John And Yoko (Past Masters II)
34:07 – Press Conference in LA8
35:13 – Run For Your Life (Take 5)
35:17 – Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) (Rubber Soul)
37:18 – Kenny, Ringo, and John9
38:09 – Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds (Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band)
41:35 – You Never Give Me Your Money (Abbey Road)
45:33 – Gnik Nus (Love)
46:27 – Martha My Dear (The White Album)
48:48 – Strawberry Fields Forever (Remix 26, from Take 25)
51:06 – Strawberry Fields Forever (Remix 25, from Takes 15 and 24)
52:10 – Rain (Reversed Tape)
52:39 – Rain (Past Masters II)
55:32 – Studio Jabber10
56:27 – Cry Baby Cry (The White Album)
59:26 – All You Need Is Love (Warm-Up Sounds)
59:28 – All You Need Is Love (Rehearsals During Recording Session)
59:54 – All You Need Is Love11
1:02:20 – All You Need Is Love (Magical Mystery Tour)
1:05:37 – All You Need Is Love12
1:05:59 – "The Mic's Not On!"13
1:07:17 – Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) [Mono] (Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band)
1:08:36 – A Day In The Life [Mono] (Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band)
1:08:49 – A Day In The Life (Love)
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1:13:55 – Tomorrow Never Knows15
1:14:03 – Tomorrow Never Knows (Take 1)
1:14:08 – Tomorrow Never Knows (Revolver)
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What's Going On, A Remix
A few years ago I came across mono multi-tracks for the Marvin Gaye classic "What's Going On" and decided to make my own remix of it. I spent a few days on-and-off mixing it and adding reverb and compression before I finally arrived at a sound I liked.
I have posted this here before (about a year or two ago) but I decided to dive back into Audition and re-export it as a newer higher quality file with a tighter mix.
I originally put it together back in 2011. My post from the other day of the Apollo/David Bowie video I edited got me thinking about other stuff I have done for fun over the years. (And that's why I'm posting this today.) Expect some more posts to come over the next little while as I locate more old crap I've done.
You can listen to the remix below! (Or download. Whatever ya wanna do.)
You can purchase the original version here: Amazon – iTunes.
Life On Apollo?
A few years ago I decided to answer the long-asked question "what would happen if you synced Apollo launch footage with David Bowie's 'Life on Mars?'
Don't you even try to deny it, because I know you've asked question that at least once in your life.
You haven't? Oh..
Well, anyway, it turns out it looks pretty neat.
The original version of the video was cut back in 2011. This one, posted here, is a re-cut I made this month. The old version didn't flow in certain spots, so I decided to touch it up a bit. The 16mm launch footage is a mixture of the Apollo 8, 11, and 12 missions.
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30 Minutes of Music: Episode 21
30 Minutes of Music – Episode 21
September 8, 2014
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0:00 – Hard-Fi – Hard To Beat (Stars of CCTV)
4:46 – Damien Jurado – Silver Timothy (Brothers and Sisters of the Eternal Son)
7:50 – Buffalo Springfield – Expecting To Fly (Buffalo Springfield Again)
11:16 – Bert Jansch – Poison (Birthday Blues)
14:25 – Hospitality – Nightingale (Trouble)
19:27 – Spoon – Do You (They Want My Soul)
22:32 – Simon & Garfunkel – Fakin' It (Bookends)
26:06 – The Mynabirds – Disaster (Generals)
30:13 – Nick Drake – Hazey Jane I (Bryter Layter)
In Your Backyard: A Collection
It's been, give or take, four-ish months since I graduated from the Broadcast Journalism program at Fanshawe, and since then, I've been combing through some of my old projects and assignments looking for things to post here.
At some point the other day it dawned on me that I hadn't uploaded all of my "In Your Backyard" pieces to SoundCloud, even though it had been months and months since I had made them and had them broadcast them on-air.
I had been uploading them regularly onto my account late last year, but somewhere along the way I ran out of free available minutes and was forced to stop. A shame. A travesty!
Well, ok, maybe not a travesty.
So anyway, about a month or two ago I sprung for a pro account on the website, bumping my available time up to 6 hours.
I could finally upload the rest! (Seriously, just 6 hours? C'mon guys. I'm paying $6 a month here..)
Below, in chronological order (by week of airing) are almost all the short docs I did for "In Your Backyard" (a current affairs show on the X) excluding a few which I didn't like at the time, and still don't today.
November 18, 2013
- Cable Unbundling (or À la carte)
- The Rise Of The Microbrew Beer
- Why No Liquor In Convenience Stores (should have been a 2-parter)
December 2, 2013
December 9, 2013
March 31, 2014
April 7, 2014
- How Social Media Can Hurt And Help Your Job Prospects
- Odd/Offbeat University And College Courses
- The Feeling Of Being Unfriended Or Unfollowed
April 21, 2014
Dad Takin' A Photo
30 Minutes of Music: Episode 20
30 Minutes of Music – Episode 20
July 30, 2014
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0:00 – The Kinks – Beautiful Delilah (Kinks)
2:42 – Beck – Cellphone's Dead (The Information)*
7:25 – First Aid Kit – My Silver Lining (Stay Gold)
10:53 – Temples – Shelter Song (Sun Structures)
14:45 – The Clientele – We Could Walk Together (Suburban Light)
17:16 – Goldfrapp – Drew (Tales Of Us)
21:50 – Mac DeMarco – Passing Out Pieces (Salad Days)
24:35 – Neko Case – Night Still Comes (The Worse Things Get, The Harder I Fight, The Harder I Fight, The More I Love You)
29:51 – Roy Orbison – Shahdaroba (In Dreams)
*Actually released in 2006 (I say 2005 in the podcast)
30 Minutes of Music: Episode 19
Hey there! Long time no post. Been busy with other things and haven't really been in the mood or had the time to post on here (which is a shame because I pay for hosting.. I should get on that..)
Anyway, I started putting together this episode a few weeks ago or so, maybe end of May, beginning of June, with the voiceover finished and edited.. So you can see it's taken a while. I haven't been feeling the best lately, and it's been hampering my interest in working on these podcasts as well as other things like my photography and reading. Some kind of funk I guess, I'm not sure.
I'll get back into the groove soon, don't worry!
Anyways, I had a few free hours the other day and figured I would finally finish off what I started. So here it is!
30 Minutes of Music – Episode 19
July 4, 2014
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0:00 – The Dave Brubeck Quartet – Lost Waltz (Time In)
4:21 – David Bowie – In The Heat Of The Morning (David Bowie)
7:16 – Scott Walker – Montague Terrace (In Blue) (Scott)
10:41 – The Beach Boys – Don't Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulder) (Pet Sounds)
13:58 – Grizzly Bear – While You Wait For The Others (Veckatimest)
18:22 – John Lennon – Make Love Not War (Anthology)
19:35 – Damon Albarn – Hostiles (Everyday Robots)
24:31 – Miles Davis – Blue In Green (Kind Of Blue)
Maclean's: The Morgue That Sailed Springbank
Originally published in Maclean's Magazine, May 28, 1955.
By Stanley Fillmore
Almost Every Home In London, Ontario, Was Draped In Mourning When The Bodies Of a Hundred And Eighty-One Victoria Day Excursionists Formed The Final Link In An Incredible Chain Of Blundering Irresponsibility.
On a sparkling Tuesday in May 1881, while Queen Victoria was celebrating her sixty- second birthday in London, England, a steamboat, also named VICTORIA, was cruising
on the Thames River near London, Ontario, crowded with more than six hundred exuberant excursionists. Suddenly, something happened.
From his seat in a racing skiff less than a hundred yards off the VICTORIA's starboard bow, Harry Nicholls watched the boat wallow toward London. He saw her rock ponderously from side to side responding to the motion of the upper-deck passengers who were running from rail to rail. The unusual swaying did not startle Nicholls who was aware of the VICTORIA's shallow draft, but as he watched he saw the rocking increase until inches of water were shipped at each swing. Suddenly, with a roar of hissing steam, the boat's huge boiler broke loose from its mounting and crashed through the bulwarks. Water poured through the opening and Nicholls was enwrapped in a cloud of live steam. With a slow, almost deliberate, movement the VICTORIA settled on her side. From both decks passengers were catapulted into the river. Nicholls heard the muffled screams of those trapped between decks. His slim shell was almost swamped in the wake as the VICTORIA went down.
At least a hundred and eighty-one persons drowned on the May 24 excursion; of these, a hundred and ten were children. It was the blackest day in London's history, the result of an almost incredible series of blunders that could easily have been averted.
By nightfall the flags that bedecked London homes and businesses to mark the Queen's birthday were lowered to half-mast. For eight days afterward, the dead who had been hooked from the river were carried to their graves. Funeral directors started work before dawn and were still conducting services long after dark. The supply of coffins in London was exhausted the first day and one infant was buried in an adult casket.
All London's nineteen thousand residents lost relatives or friends. One family, the Fryers, lost five members. By official decree a black armband became a Londoner's badge of mourning for a thirty-day period. Business firms and schools closed for two days. Most homes in the city were draped in mourning. One milliner advertised in the London Advertiser: "Family mournings at A. B. Powell and Co. who are showing a large range of crapes and mourning-dress material. Our prices are low. Millinery orders executed at the shortest possible notice. Also dressmaking orders." Draymen charged double their usual funeral rates.


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Rides, game booths, food and drink... it's your typical village fest.
While it's all fun and games, there's a little bit of a problem.
Fred Loy who owns the Village Market in downtown Waunakee knows it all too well.
"It went downhill about 30 percent," he explained, referring to what construction downtown did to his businesses.
"From four to six I have 30 to 40 customers on a normal day," Fred said, but now he'll only see about five or six in that time frame.
Now he -- along with many other businesses -- is struggling more than ever.
"When you don't have the cash flow, that's when you start borrowing to keep it going," he said.
Despite the problems, it's a job that Fred loves.
He started working in the 70's and then purchased the shop about 10 years ago.
A Waunakee resident himself, Fred knows the construction is necessary.
"It needs to be done," he said.
It's especially hard for him because he is the lone breadwinner.
"My wife is disabled, she can't work," Fred explained, remaining optimistic.
"At the end of the day I still go home, and the next day I come to work, and it's going to be like that...I don't plan on retiring for a while," he said.
The construction began in May and shut down the main intersection between Main Street and County Highway Q, limiting access to local businesses. It is expected to be completed by early September.
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