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The Daily Paul NetworkSubmitted by ThisIsForFreedom on Tue, 05/28/2013 - 20:45
Hello to all my friends and acquaintances,
We've already established a grand network of communicating philosophy, ideologies, and politics. Though, we live in a special time where economic lessons should be expanded upon. By this, I mean, employment networking.
To explain, I am a month away from graduating with a Masters Degree in Architecture. In the last several months I have applied to hundreds of jobs via websites and craigslist that are usually out of my expertise - and even to companies that I know of but aren't listing - to no avail, the response to 90% of all submissions have returned with, "I'm Sorry, we aren't hiring at the moment."
The economy is in critical shape, potentially resting in the 4th Floor of Monetary ICU. I, and others, need your help.
We can all agree to the concept that none of us wish to work solely for money, but rather the improvement and benefit of societal gain. Such is the case for me, where I place idea's and innovation first, financial supplements second.
Perhaps we could begin to network available employment opportunities through various associations or personal relationships - as there always will remain a need, in need.
For me, personally, I am looking for a Design related field. Whether it be in Engineering, Architecture, Graphic Design, Marketing, Re.&De., or innovation.
Can anyone help people, helping people?
Cheers to you all.
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My suggestion
What is your dream? Do you have a specific dream? Where is your PASSION? For example, if you had a passion for hay bale homes, you might try working for an organization that TEACHES people how to build hay bale homes. Or.. get a job as a manager at a lumber yard, this would put you in touch with contractors. You want to continue to educate yourself while being paid to TEACH what you have learned. You need to make connections. Be careful you do not get a job by someone who will use you, abuse you, and destroy you. There are plenty of them out there.
I have a story for you from my friend Ray Bradbury (RIP)
Note: There used to be transcripts of a wonderful speach he was giving in the 90s. I was an Interior Architect employed by a management firm that was refurbushing and redesigning casinos and hotels. The company flew me to Los Angeles, where I was seated among the most boring arrogant narcassists in LA.
I was not interested in Bradbury's speach. I really wanted to be done with the charade and exploring connections I had made with Hollywood to install some of my attractions.
When Ray Bradbury began speaking, he laid into the audience, told them what a bunch of losers they were because all they did was try to outdo each other and none of them had imagination, and why LA was so poorly designed, no fun, soul sucking... I fell in LOVE.
Bradbury said things like, "Why isn't anyone designing restaurants for families where kids can slide into the place, or have fun?" (Chucky Cheese came out shortley after) Anyways.. Bradbury was no licensed architech, but the Dinsney Epcot Center is attributed to him.. go figure.
CLIMB OUT OF THE BOX YOUR SCHOOL HAS BUILT FOR YOU. Forget everything you learned and follow your passion.. Lord KNOWS the best bridge has not been designed, and America needs bridges. Apply for Army Corp of Engineer and make connections, TRAVEL.. apply for jobs with YOUR HEROS. Offer to work for FREE with those who you want to be doing what they are doing, but your way (won't be long before you are paid well). TAKE RISKS.
did you even read his post?
did you even read his post? he said exactly what he is looking for. he didn't ask for a manic rant.
They that give up liberty for security deserve neither.
Darn if their work looks good on paper, but with no real life experience with on the job construction, innovative ideas tend to be abstract art.
Consider contacting a paying nonprofit rebuilding houses in disaster areas like St. Bernard Project in New Orleans for Hurricane Katrina. They branched out to the East Coast to help rebuild after Hurricane Sandy, [don't know about Oklahoma.]
Why this suggestion, St Bernard Project needs managers, supervisors, experts, along with volunteers. Experts like plumbers and electricians are one thing, but managers dealing with logistics and directing the supervisors, who in turn supervise the volunteer groups.
It can be a reality check for understanding what happens when there is a lack of communication between experts and managers, untrained supervisors, and volunteer groups who think its spring break.
But, you'd get paid and be able to add experience to the resume, and have housing available for how ever long you'd like to try it.
That's a great suggestion, volunteering is something I am interested in, especially for places that have been affected by storms or disasters.
I'll keep a look out for the opportunity to get involved. Truly appreciate it!
They that give up liberty for security deserve neither.
BUMP for traction of nice idea.
BUMP for traction of nice idea.
"Cyril" pronounced "see real". I code stuff.
"To study and not think is a waste. To think and not study is dangerous." -- Confucius
It's a virtuous, good idea in the principle, I think.
It's a virtuous, good idea in the principle, I think. I'm not quite sure I understand the role you contemplate for the Daily Paul to play (as a website), though(?) - employment forum or something? Features?
I'm not looking for myself, but I already try to have a couple job seeking Daily Paulers make profit for themselves of my Linkedin network I built over the years. It's with the recruiters who know me and I know, and I think are serious enough and are likely to follow up.
We ought to help each other, whenever we can afford (that is, in time investment, if nothing else). I know, it's no easy.
"Cyril" pronounced "see real". I code stuff.
"To study and not think is a waste. To think and not study is dangerous." -- Confucius
There are 18.6 million too many empty houses already and 24 empty houses for every person needing one right now.
Commercial real estate is even worse.
The free advice worth every penny is, learn Mandarin and "leave the country".
"Timid men prefer the calm of despotism to the tempestuous sea of liberty" TJ
I was just asking for
I was just asking for information like this in the chat today. Looking for freedom-minding engineering firms is very difficult without a network like you propose.
I love the idea ofa jobs board on this site.
I only want to hire freedom loving people. I have posted 2 positions available ad on DP and they never get voted up, so they just disappear.
A jobs board would be great. Lets keep the money in the freedom loving family.
Protect your assets and profit from the greatest wealth transfer in history.
In fact...
I would even pay $20 to post an ad on it. Hint hint Michael.
Protect your assets and profit from the greatest wealth transfer in history.
Me too.
I've got job ads posted on Craigslist now for several weeks. Engine machinist, cylinder head rebuilder, teardown mechanic and an entry level maintenance job.
Slim pickin's.
"Timid men prefer the calm of despotism to the tempestuous sea of liberty" TJ
Great posting, you are on the
Great posting, you are on the right track and doing the right things... Now that you have asked for help, i assume that "help" also means advice as such, i have a few.
Firstly, (and if at all possible), try to materialize and convert the relationships at DP to actual relationships where you know the names and contact information of some of the people.
Secondly, I hope that there will be architects among us who will be able to give you the best advise. Ask them to send you private message.
Thirdly, if you can afford it, offer to do some work for free or at a heavy discount (in the area where you want to specialize). Sooner or later somebody will want some help. That is not a guarantee of you getting work, however, that may help you to fill in the resume.
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"Graphic Design, Marketing, Re.&De., or innovation"
I suggested this free-market competitive idea in another thread. How about making an alternative to youtube or facebook that is Liberty minded, where freedom of speech is welcome, and you can rake it in, just as those founders did.
I would try myself, but I am not savvy when it comes to stuff like that.
"What if the American people learn the truth" - Ron Paul
social network saturation
social network saturation reached
sorry, but there simply isn't a lot of room for more social networks, especially not in the incredibly niche liberty movement. Heck, G+ had a hard time gaining traction, and many still consider it a side show to the 800lb monkey FB.
Also, social is hard to monetize and requires a lot of back end data storage (unless you just link to the media content hosted elsewhere). You can either make money on social by selling access to the network to 3rd parties (aka FB), but serving ads (G+), or by charging for access to the community (Angie's list)... or some combination of all of that.
Ads are going to be incredibly onerous to an all liberty crowd (and probably blocked by 99% of the users). Charging for membership requires incredibly compelling content that is not obtainable elsewhere, and selling access to user data (FB) will pretty much doom your liberty social network out of principle by the very audience you hope to attract.
That isn't to say it is impossible. Just that niche social networks are very hard to run & make money on. Just ask the owner of dailypaul.com. :-P
Jason Robinson
Republican Liberty Caucus of Idaho
Show what you can do, so
Show what you can do, so freelancing or starting your own business is a way to go.
Move to a better economy
Sometimes moving is the only option. In Atlas Shrugged people leave the corrupt society for Something better. Consider it
Start your own business,
Start your own business, become the company. With your skills and background, all it would take for you to start is your own website, and that's cheap.
"Design related field. Whether it be in Engineering, Architecture, Graphic Design, Marketing, Re.&De., or innovation."
Offer these products yourself. Why not? All you need is a website, not a $2,000 a month brick and mortar storefront. And you would have a world market place to do business with on the internet.
Take what you have learned from college, "build," your product, and sell it online.
And may God Bless the United States of America.
Never be afraid to ask simple questions.
Looking to do just that and market my talents, but first I need time, second, I need sleep!
They that give up liberty for security deserve neither.
I was going to say the same as zooamerica
Start your own business and waste no time.
You can have a website up in no time with sites like squarespace.com. Look around at some templates and see if anything sparks some ideas. Forget the money. That will come when you do something you love. So think about what'd you'd really love to be doing if money wasn't a factor. If you can find that, you'll never really "work" a day in your life :)
"We are not human beings having a spiritual experience; we are spiritual beings having a human experience"—Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
My dream job...
Would be to get paid to 'think' for people.
They that give up liberty for security deserve neither.
Maybe better said would be...
"Get paid for the way I think." But I get what you mean.
I work in advertising and do design and thinking for clients is all we do. I'm actually a bit over it after 10 years and looking to help people find themselves or awaken, if you will. Clearly that's a growing market. I think I may start with a design blog where I can get the message out through design? Something like that anyway.
Best of luck to you!!
"We are not human beings having a spiritual experience; we are spiritual beings having a human experience"—Pierre Teilhard de Chardin


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WICHITA, Kan. -- It didn't hang in the most glamorous part of Wichita's Candle Club, but the painting that used to be inside the men's restroom there has been an illustrious part of its history.
On the Friday before Thanksgiving, that iconic painting of a nude woman was taken.
"Going into our 54th year to lose a painting like that, the members are quite upset about it," General Manager John Fitzthum.
Members say the painting is just as much part of the lore of the private supper club as the photographs on the wall and the historic circular lighting fixtures on the ceiling.
The painting features a woman who is naked except for a pink hair ribbon and some jewelry. She's at some sort of picnic and next to her is a bottle of Chianti.
Adding to its lore, Fitzthum says they don't know when the club acquired it. It's been there at least since he began going to the club in the 1980's. He thinks that it's been there since the 1970's when it was acquired by Ted Werts, who founded the club in 1960.
Because it is a private club, Fitzthum says it's likely it was taken by one of the 1,300 members or one of their close supper mates.
"Many people are, let's say, pranksters. I've thought that a member was playing a joke and was going to return it," Fitzthum said. "But since it's been two months, I doubt it's a prank."
Fitzthum says the members certainly aren't taking it as a joke and have had plenty of questions like, "Where's the painting? Have you found the painting? Are you commissioning a new painting? What are you doing to replace the painting?
Fitzthum says what they're doing to replace the painting is stepping up their efforts to find the one that was taken.
"We would take it back no questions asked. We are offering a $275 reward," Fitzthum said. "That's our yearly membership fee to the Candle Club."
It's a little irony that Fitzthum hopes will make the difference.
"It's a historic piece of the Candle Club," Fitzthum said. "We'd like to see it back."

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The Broadmoor Pikes Peak International Hill Climb is the world's premier hill climb and the nation's second oldest motor sports event behind the famed Indy 500.
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The annual race Tech Inspection presented by Scion, open to the public, takes place on Monday, June 23 at the Colorado Springs World Arena. It gives race fans a chance to see the competitors and their autos and motorcycles. There is no admission charge for the event.
Practices and qualifying begins the next morning and will be open to the public once again. Practice dates are June 24th, 25th, 26th and 27th. Race Day tickets will not allow fans to view practice sessions with specific restrictions. To attend practice fans must purchase an online ticket for each specific practice day. Tickets are available online for $25 per person per day or fans can purchase a individual week pass for $120. All spectators must sign a liability waiver before attending practice sessions. All spectators must be through the toll gate from 4:00-5:00am on practice days. No spectators will be allowed through the toll gate after 5:00am. For practice all spectators must watch the race from designated areas along the course (Start Line, Glen Cove, Devils playground). No spectators will be allowed to move up and down the course once practice has started.
Friday, June 27, will be one of the most exciting days in the history of The Broadmoor Pikes Peak International Hill Climb aside from the actual Race Day on Sunday.
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from 5:00-10:00 p.m. is the annual pre-race celebration held in downtown Colorado Springs (Tejon St. between Colorado Ave. & Bijou St.) promoting the The Broadmoor Pikes Peak International Hill Climb. This event is FREE and typically features a large Budweiser beer garden, a chili cook-off, Red Bull Motorcycle Jumpers presented by Blondies and The Mansion, and live music on the Red Bull Party Bus, with the support of prominent Colorado Springs downtown business owners Sam and Kathy Guadagnoli, plus demonstrations, exhibitions and a long list of options for families to enjoy. Top race qualifiers will display their vehicles (cars, quads, motorcycles, etc.), give driver demos and be present for autograph sessions.
As always, more than 35,000 fans are expected to attend the Fan Fest and enjoy the special evening that will celebrate the event and Sunday Race Day.
In addition, the PPIHC mobile museum will be on-site and exclusive PPIHC merchandise will be available for purchase.
New this year on Friday, June 27 and Saturday, June 28 will be the Pikes Peak Airstrip Attack at the Colorado Springs Airport. It's a high-speed, half-mile racing event featuring competitors from across the nation on one of motor sport's most unique events for race fans. The Airstrip Attack's main event continues featuring grudge matches and high-profile race competition.
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This spectacular automobile event includes up to 200 of the regions highest-horsepower exotic, muscle, tuners and Euro build model autos, a thrilling lineup that will attract a huge field of fans and speed experts.
In addition, dozens of the industry's top manufacturers, personalities and shops come to participate and be involved in the excitement.
The current record holder is Underground Racing at an amazing 224.9 MPH during the most recent Airstrip Attack in Coalinga, California.
The thrilling event, held on one of the Colorado Springs Airport's runways, includes half-mile side-by-side roll race and trap speed competition on Friday beginning at 9:00 a.m. The top three competitors in each class are awarded a prize at the end of the day. Saturday is qualifying and roll race competition, a bracketed competition where the previous trap speeds are used to qualify the competitor's spot in the bracket. The shootout then begins and the winners of each class are crowned "Mile High Victor."
Tickets for the Pikes Peak Airstrip Attack are available online at: http://www.pikespeakairstripattack.com/the-event/tickets/
Pikes Peak Airstrip Attack Spectator Ticket Pricing
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No matter what brings out the thousands of fans who will enjoy Speedweek, it brings together some of America's most unique automotive experiences and delivers a world-class event mix unmatched in any other location.
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Islamism: What America Still Doesn't Understand
Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei is a symbol of Iranian inflexibility and deception in dealing with the West. (Photo: © Reuters)
Around 2007, I gave a lecture at the Defense Department. One of the attendees presented a scenario suggesting that the "problem of Islam" was not political but a problem of verbiage.
There was a secret debate happening in the Defense Department and the CIA in which some people thought that all Muslims were a problem, some believed that only Al Qaeda was a problem, and still others thought the Muslim Brotherhood was a problem.
The main problem, however, was that all Islamism was a political threat, but it was the second position that eventually won over the Obama administration. Take note of this: Since 2009, if you wanted to build your career and win policy debates, only Al Qaeda was a problem. The Muslim Brotherhood was not a threat; after all, it did not participate in September 11. This view was well known in policy circles, but it was easy to mistake this growing hegemony as temporary.
Actually, it only got worse.
A Muslim Foreign Service officer recounted how some U.S. officials were trying to persuade the powers that be that Al Qaeda was split from the Muslim Brotherhood. Imagine how horrified he was. Still other officials told me that there was heavy pressure and there were well-financed lobbyists trying to force officials into the idea that Al Qaeda was the only problem. Some high-ranking defense department officials – for example, one on the secretary of defense's level – were pressured to fire anti-Muslim Brotherhood people. I know of at least five such incidences.
I personally was asked to participate in a contract and co-direct a project for the federal government, and my paper was to be on the idea that all Islamists posed a threat. To my surprise, I was told that my paper was rejected.
Shocked, I asked to speak to the two co-contractors on the telephone. Isn't it true, I said on the phone, that I was to have co-direction of this project? The response was, "Yes, it was." By the way, this co-director, who likely became interested in the Middle East in large part because of me, was very rude. I then told him that though the project had originally been my idea, and that I was going to walk away from it and not demand compensation.
In another incident, a high-ranking CIA official posited a paper that the Muslim Brotherhood was not a threat, only Al-Qaeda was, and U.S. policy should therefore depend on the Brotherhood.
In another case, a U.S. official made a statement at a public function that neither Hezbollah nor Hamas posed a threat to U.S. interests.
By 2013, this thinking sprouted in a few people who argued that Iran could be allowed to develop nuclear weapons. The theoretical situation to government officials was thus clear: If you wanted to make some money in Washington, you would have to toe the line that the Muslim Brotherhood was not a threat. If sanctions ended against the Muslim Brotherhood or Islamists, including Iran, this could also lead to trillions of dollars in potential trade deals.
Note that in 2009 and 2010, an attempt was made to build such a model with Syria, despite the fact that hundreds of thousands of people were being murdered in a civil war.
But Iran was a far more valuable state. In fact, Tehran was a far easier target because it had far more money and could possibly be bought simply by agreeing not to build a nuclear weapon.
The following is what I predicted in my 1980 book Paved With Good Intentions: The American Experience and Iran:
United States-Iranian relations could not possibly have been worse in the months following November 4, 1979. From the American point of view, the central problem was obtaining the release of fifty-three American diplomats being held hostage at the American Embassy in Tehran. To the Iranians the capture of the American Embassy and its occupants marked a successful end to one revolution and the opening shots of a second. For Iran, like Russia in 1917, was to undergo both a February and a November revolution–the first a political struggle to unseat the old regime, the second a social, economic, and cultural revolution to build a new Islamic society.
In Iran's case, it was the fundamentalist mullahs and their Islamic Republican Party who were seeking to achieve what the Bolsheviks had done in Russia–monopolize power. Like Lenin, Khomeini would in time turn against moderate segments of the revolutionary coalition and purge their members from positions of authority; like the Bolsheviks, the fundamentalists, once in power, would refuse to compromise with those ethnic movements that had aided the revolution; and like the Leninists, Khomeini's supporters would try to create a totalistic structure, subsuming into their ideological framework all aspects of national life, from the courts to the schools, from the military to the conduct of commerce, and even the daily behavior of the citizenry.
Thus, the United States and Iran, two countries whose friendship had begun with such high expectations and whose relations had included fine moments of selfless cooperation as well as many shameful episodes of corruption and insensitivity, were now the bitterest of enemies.
In 2014, I am convinced that the leadership of the Iranian Islamist regime still feels the same way, just as American policy makers still don't understand that nice verbiage has not changed anything.
Note that President Ronald Reagan sending the Iranians a key-shaped cake –supposedly to symbolize the "opening" of U.S.-Iranian relations – also demonstrated little understanding of Iranian extremism.
Al Qaeda in Iraq: Certainly Not Misguided Nationalists
by Ryan Mauro
A popular viewpoint in the West is that Al-Qaeda and other Islamist militants are misguided nationalists who just want their land free from U.S. domination. Proponents of this view are quick to note that they deplore their tactics, but that their goal is admirable. The real solution, they say, is to mind our own business.
Unfortunately for them, Al-Qaeda and other extremists are sometimes honest about what their long-term objectives are. Getting U.S. troops out of Saudi Arabia, Iraq and Afghanistan are just stepping stones towards a bigger objective.
A spokesman for the Islamic State of Iraq, a part of Al-Qaeda in Iraq, just said in an audio recording that "We have never fought to [liberate] the land, but to establish a Caliphate and to instate Sharia" and "we fight to instate [the religion of] Allah worldwide."
That's not the only one. Bin Laden said, "Muslims are obligated to raid the lands of the infidels, occupy them, and exchange their systems of governance for an Islamic system, barring any practice that contradicts the Sharia from being publicly voiced among the people, as was the case at the dawn of Islam."
The Muslim Brotherhood leadership says its goal is "mastership of the world" and "eliminating and destroying Western civilization from within." The Brotherhood even outlines how it wants to accomplish this through a process of "gradualism."
The problem isn't that we don't "mind our own business." The problem is the Islamist ideology.
Ryan Mauro is a fellow with the Clarion Fund. He is the founder of WorldThreats.com and a frequent national security analyst for Fox News Channel.
Al-Qaeda, Iran and the Muslim Brotherhood Have a Hay Day in Yemen
by Ryan Mauro
Osama Bin Laden (right) had more than a few good reasons to pick Yemen as the best opportunity to create an Islamic state.
Yemeni President Saleh was swept away in the Arab Spring, though the rest of his regime remains intact. The power vacuum that already existed under his rule has grown larger and Iranian proxies, Al-Qaeda and the Muslim Brotherhood are all pouncing on the opportunity at hand.
Yemen is the one country where Al-Qaeda is clearly advancing. It has taken over Abyan Province, where it has instituted strict sharia law, going so far as to publicly lash four people 80 times for consuming alcohol. Apparently, Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula decided to ignore Bin Laden's advice to wait three years before moving forward.
Al-Qaeda recently declared Shabwa Province to be part of its Islamic Emirate and has 300 operatives in the town of Azzan alone. It is looking to grab the city of Mukallah in the province of Hadramaut. Its ranks have been reinforced with up to 800 operatives from Somalia, where the group's affiliate, al-Shabaab, has been taking a shellacking.
At the same time, Iran is again sending arms to its Shiite Houthi allies in the north, including the advanced explosively-formed penetrators (EFPs) that the regime has sent to Iraq and Afghanistan. A "relatively small but steady stream of automatic rifles, grenade launchers, bomb-making material and several million dollars n cash" are flowing to the Houthis. The Iranians are also courting members of Herak, which seeks secession for the south.
Don't underestimate the damage that the Houthis can do. In 2009, Iran waged a very bloody proxy war against the Yemeni government using them. The Saudis were forced to militarily intervene, prompting the Iranians to threaten to spread the war into the Royal Family's land. With the current Yemeni government so weak, it could be easy for the Houthis to establish an enclave loyal to Iran.
Politically, the largest party by far is Islah, a branch of the Muslim Brotherhood. Islah will dominate any free election that is held. Among its top leaders is Sheikh Zindani, who the U.S. accuses of being linked to Al-Qaeda. Islah supports establishing a religious police.
The Salafists have enormous political strength in Yemen and they often clash with the Houthis. It is very possible that they will form independent militias and religious police forces. After all, it just happened in Tunisia. The ruling Tunisian government even legalized the Salafist-formed religious police.
There's no way to positively spin what is happening in Yemen. The country is ripe for the picking and Islamists of all kinds see it.
Ryan Mauro is a fellow with the Clarion Fund. He is the founder of WorldThreats.com and a frequent national security analyst for Fox News Channel.


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Library Research Lab: Does the Ozone Hole cause Global Warming?
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This review took place as a part of a faculty professional development workshop where groups of faculty reviewed each others' activities and offered feedback and ideas for improvements. To learn more about the process On the Cutting Edge uses for activity review, see http://serc.carleton.edu/NAGTWorkshops/review.html.
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- conduct academic research using the library and online sources.
- prepare a professional briefing paper as instructed.
- find and properly include relevant figures and photographs.
- prepare a professional annotated bibliography.
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- Understand that the ozone hole does NOT cause global warming.
- Get introduced to the library and its resources.
- Follow instructions and deliver a professional product on-time.
- Create a proper annotated bibliography.
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- Page 1 is the lab 'wrapper'
- Page 2 is the description of the activity
- Page 3 provides tips and resources
- Page 4 is the grading sheet
Presidential Briefing Paper Activity (Acrobat (PDF) 246kB Aug8 14)
Google Doc @ https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Jfo_my3v0uQDegXkGXhNrm3KFkAANoSjwcPlM6DCr0s/edit?usp=sharing
Google Presentation @ https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1TY6YqBAd9cZFnPj8wduLCBBU2dDqsldTtVZdIcR9K88/edit?usp=sharing
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I use this lab activity in-conjunction with a library information session where our instructional librarians introduce the students to the resources provided by the library and how to find reliable information on the web. The question (Does the ozone hole cause global warming?) serves as a framework and specific goal.
- The question can be changed as appropriate for a given class, but this briefing paper assignment works best with a narrow question with a clear answer and interesting broader connections.
- I find that it is helpful to give very detailed layout and formatting instructions as an example of what a professional document has to look like.
- I make students sign the cover sheet to create a level of accountability.
- Many students will not know how to professionally format a MS Word document, copy/paste figures, or how to prepare an annotated bibliography. Page 3 of the hand-out includes helpful tips and additional online sources.
- I include invitations for additional help and support in bold red letters.
- The grading table is included as Page 4 so that the students have an idea of what I am looking for.
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The Labour councillor in South Gloucestershire's most marginal ward has welcomed the selection of two colleagues to contest Rodway with him next May. Councillor Michael Bell is the sole Labour representative in the ward – which covers most of Mangotsfield and the northern part of Kingswood – where a Conservative squeaked in by just 34 votes at the last election in May 2011.
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Local party members have selected Sandie Davis and Eric Hargrave to work alongside Michael as the election approaches. This election will be the first time that Sandie and Eric have fought for a seat on South Gloucestershire Council.
Sandie Davis has been a foster carer for over 30 years and specialises in fostering children with a disability or special need. She has lived in the area for over 30 years, with her children all attending Mangotsfield School. She serves on the committee of the Bristol Area Downs Syndrome Support Group and organises a social group for young adults called Down 2 Earth. She is a governor at Warmley Park School and a parent/carer representative on the Learning Disability Partnership Board.
Eric Hargrave has worked in Business Development for various internet and technology companies since graduating. In his spare time he has worked for a number of conservation charities and recently drummed up investment and support to renovate and restore the old "Whiteladies Picture House" cinema in Bristol. He pledges to work with planners and residents to ensure that new homes and businesses do not come at the loss of great Victorian buildings or green areas.
Michael Bell has been a Rodway councillor since 2011, having served 5 years in the Royal Air Force, and 2 years living in Australia and New Zealand. Michael was employed in local engineering companies and finally the NHS and has been a Trade Union representative in 3 different workplaces. He has also served as a governor at 3 local schools, and manages a Downs League football team. On the Council he is Labour's Lead Member on the Development Control (East) and Public Rights of Way committees.
Councillor Michael Bell says:
"Labour has a strong team for Rodway with a good range of different skills and experiences. The scale of government cuts makes this a very difficult time for local government, and South Gloucestershire Council is already having to make tough decisions on cutting or charging for services. Next May we need to elect a Labour government, with Jo McCarron as our MP in Kingswood, as well as more Labour councillors to stand up for hard-pressed communities and fight to reverse the impact of Tory policies. I have no doubt that Sandie and Eric will make a great contribution as my fellow councillors in Rodway Ward."
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After interviewing six candidates, and receiving about 20 applications, the Komets believe they have found their next head coach.
They have made a contract offer, are in what general manager David Franke called "the negotiation phase," and hope to have him hired early next week.
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"I really have no comment at this time," said Fort Wayne-native Gary Graham, the only person the Komets have confirmed had an interview.
Graham won the Southern Professional Hockey League's championship this season with Pensacola, after serving as an assistant coach with the Komets for four seasons with the Komets.
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Graham's playing experience is modest – he made it to juniors – and he coached at the junior and high school levels before getting his break with the Komets under Al Sims, who retired after Fort Wayne missed the playoffs this year.
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"Once we get the deal done, then we'll make sure it's announced to everybody but we won't be doing anything this week. We will probably get the announcement rolling very early next week."
Franke said the person who has been offered the job has head-coaching experience.
Asked if it is Graham, Franke said: "I don't know. I'm not going to talk about who it's going to be, or who has the inside edge and that sort of thing. We're in the negotiating stages right now and I'm not saying anything about anybody."
The Komets have no players under contract for next season, and they are unable to sign anyone until June 16, per ECHL rules. Captain Colin Chaulk and longtime goalie Nick Boucher retired already this offseason.
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In this file photo, Red Bank's Gunter Barton pitches during a game against Chattanooga Christian School at Red Bank High School.Staff File Photo
When his transfer from Red Bank High School left him ineligible, Signal Mountain's Gunter Barton thought his baseball career might be over.
He gambled on the transfer being approved by the TSSAA and lost. The earliest he could play — sitting out 365 calendar days from his last game at Red Bank — won't be until next week, and most of Signal Mountain's players may well have moved on to spring football practice by then.
"Some people might think I'm crazy, but I offered him a scholarship and he signed earlier this week," Tennessee Temple University coach Greg Bartley said after talking with Signal Mountain coach Bumper Reese and Barton.
Bartley said he expects Barton to pitch and play elsewhere, and Reese said Barton had played every position on the field during his four years with him.
Though he hasn't been able to play varsity baseball this year, Barton has carried on with the Eagles.
"He hasn't missed a day of practice. He does the [pitching] charts, and having played for me for four years he knows to look for things that I look for as a coach," said Reese, who moved to Signal from Red Bank after the 2010 season. "Sitting out has made him appreciate the game even more, but he has been a huge asset."
Both coach and player feel Barton has reached new understandings about himself and the game.
"This season has been hard, watching everybody go out there and play and have fun. I have felt like I was missing everything," Barton said. "It would have been great to be able to play. It has been horrible taking the year off, but I think taking that year has allowed me to grow as a player. I think I have a better understanding of the game.
"This year off has made me realize that this game is really important to me."
He has been part cheerleader and part mentor.
"I've tried to help the younger guys, make them realize that they're playing high school baseball and that they need to have fun but that they also need to step up," he said.
Barton was 8-0 with two saves and an ERA of 0.83 a year ago.
"He'll be a tremendous asset to Coach Bartley," Reese said. "But I think the same could be said for what Gunter gets from Greg. He's a great coach and a great person, and he's a godly man. Gunter is so appreciative of the offer Greg and Tennessee Temple have given him."
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Matt Every leads PGA Tour Greenbrier Classic
Matt Every has a one-stroke lead over five players in the PGA Tour Greenbrier Classic in West Virginia.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. – The first page of the Greenbrier Classic leaderboard is filled with golfers who will get to do something they are unaccustomed to lately: Playing on the weekend in a PGA Tour event.
Matt Every shot an 8-under-par 62 on Friday for a one-stroke lead over five players midway through the Greenbrier Classic.
Every needed a mere 26 putts during his best round of the year and is at 9 under for the tournament on the Old White TPC course. He missed four putts inside 12 feet that could have made his bogey-free second round even more special.
"I played really well tee to green, finally made some putts," he said. "I haven't made anything all year and it just finally happened today."
Every, 29, has yet to win on the PGA Tour but said, "I know I can win out here."
One stroke behind him at 8 under are Russell Henley (65), Bill Lunde (66), Daniel Summerhays (67), Steven Bowditch (67) and first-round co-leader Johnson Wagner (70).
Players at 7 under are Ben Curtis (66), Greg Owen (66), Jonas Blixt (67) and Tommy Gainey (71).
Ex-Washington Huskies player Richard H. Lee (70) was tied for 48th place at 2 under and Andres Gonzales (68) of Olympia was tied for 60th at 1 under.
Players with scores of 140 and worse missed the cut, a group that included Kyle Stanley (77-68—145) of Gig Harbor, Jeff Gove (72-77—149) of Seattle and the sixth-ranked player in the world, Phil Mickelson (74-68—142).
Mickelson has missed three consecutive cuts at one tournament for the first time in his pro career. He has struggled with distances on iron shots at the Greenbrier.
"They end up not just a yard or two off from where I figure, but they're 10 or 12 yards off from where I figure," Mickelson said.
Every had missed cuts in four of his last five tournaments. Before this week, Wagner went seven straight tournaments without advancing to the third round. Other missed-cuts streaks that were snapped this week were five straight for Lunde, four for Bowditch and three for Summerhays.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- The Titans signed so many players in free agency they have no glaring need that must be filled in the NFL draft. Holding the 11th selection overall has Tennessee in position to make a deal.
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FORT WAYNE – Just give him the darn ball.
Two games into Keyshawn Watson's high school career, the North Side running back made an emphatic statement. In the team's 49-26 victory over visiting Delta on Friday, the freshman rushed for 213 yards and three touchdowns on just seven carries. He added a 23-yard scoring catch for good measure.
I just go out there and work every day, Watson said. I just see my blocks, move and go. There's nothing else to do, just run.
Watson scored on runs of 80, 36 and 17 yards.
The game-changer came on an 80-yard scamper in the fourth quarter that closed the door on a Delta (1-1) comeback attempt.
We were just waiting for him to get going, North Side coach Ryan Hall said. We see it in practice. I told everyone in preseason to watch Keyshawn Watson. He finally had his breakout game. We need dogs who attack, and he took it to heart and became a dog tonight.
For the better part of four quarters, North Side (1-1) controlled the tussle with Delta. But midway through the fourth quarter, the Eagles were on North's doorstep with visions of trimming a two-touchdown lead to one score.
Momentum would not be seized.
Just as Mason Bechdolt was nearing the goal line, the ball came loose, and North Side's Jevontae Lapsley pounced on it in the end zone. On the next play, Watson sprinted 80 yards down the home sideline.
Delta had two second-half red zone turnovers – an interception by Logan Snyder in the third quarter and Lapsley's fumble recovery.
The fumble was huge, Hall said. David Johnson came flying in and made a hit. I don't know why he was in the play. But we talked to him this week about being a leader, and he was. He came up with a big play.
As the sun set at Chambers Field on Friday, North Side trailed 14-13 when Shawn Hill made a dash for daylight. Forty-six yards later, he was in the end zone. It was only the second quarter, but momentum swung from Delta to North Side, which never relinquished it.
Junior Tyson Whitner (3-yard run) and senior Jorden Kindig (6-yard reception) also scored for North Side.


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On Oct. 12, a man and woman arrived in a tan or beige sedan at Tritech Manufacturing in the 2700 block of Commercial Road and stole metal racks at the rear of the business, police said. About 20 minutes later, the two returned and loaded up even more metal from the business.
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Zumba Monmouth at The Dance Studio's trio of footloose instructors—Elaine, Jeanette, and Janey—shimmy and shake up normal workout routines with heart-pumping, muscle-toning, and fun-inducing dance moves. Mirror reflections dance a combo of cumbia, merengue, and salsa steps as their owners flambé calories and tone muscles to Latin-inspired music and international beats infused with a club vibe. Since the goal is to keep moving, rather than to execute a perfect tour jeté or an impressive head spin, students need no experience to drop in whenever the urge to samba strikes. The studio modifies traditional Zumba with low-impact varieties that ease strain on joints and set a good example for orbiting asteroids with big ideas. Zumba Gold sessions open up the dance floor for older students, and Zumbatomic classes set kids aged 8–12 on the path to fitness.
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A picture of Joey Ryan and Jay Lethal hanging out in New Orleans during Wrestlemania 30 week.
April 19, 2014
Taking heavy influences from the design of the Grand Theft Auto video game, Jay Lethal has an awesome new shirt. It basically features him in cartoon mode, where he is Undertaker, Hulk Hogan and Randy Savage. It also appears that his character is wearing the mask previously worn by Sami Zayn as well.
February 9, 2014
In a rather interesting story that made the news, Jay Lethal and Sonjay Dutt were at a grocery store in England, where they are working a tour, when they were spotted by a wrestling fan named Phill Maher. He invited the former TNA stars to his house to have tea, and surprisingly enough, both of them agreed to do so.
March 22, 2014
Along with his duties as an in ring performer for ROH, Jay Lethal has decided to broaden his horizons in the world of professional wrestling. The former X Division Champion is opening up a wrestling school in Clearwater, Florida. It is called Uproar Pro Wrestling Academy, and classes start in April. Lethal will also be the head trainer for the school.
March 10, 2014
While a lot of wrestlers have expressed their grief through Twitter about the death of Big Daddy V, the simple message posted by Jay Lethal has caught a bit of attention. In this status update, he acknowledge the passing, and he also called Big Daddy V his cousin.
March 3, 2014
"I've never been married, I don't have any kids, so at this point in time any and every single interaction that I've ever had with Ric Flair, namely when I got to wrestle him, is considered to me be the greatest day and greatest night of my entire life. Like I said I don't think I've grasped and really tried to understand exactly what has happened in such a short time and when I realize it I think I'm going to explode. That was the greatest time I've ever had in my life." - Jay Lethal discusses his biggest dream in the business
February 20, 2014
While many are under the impression that the bridge has been burnt between the two sides, Jay Lethal recently revealed on Twitter that he was very much willing to return to TNA if the money and the situation was right. No word yet on whether or not the company is interested.
February 4, 2014
Despite being just 28 years of age and being viewed as one of the better performers on the independent wrestling circuit, there has been very little interest in WWE of bringing former TNA star Jay Lethal on board. He will more than likely stick with ROH for the time being.
January 7, 2014
A topless picture of Lana before she became a WWE diva. Almost as good as a completely nude photo of her.
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August 16, 2014
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August 2, 2014
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July 24, 2014
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July 21, 2014
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A picture of Brooke Tessmacher from a TNA photo shoot, and she's wearing quite the colorful bikini.
July 1, 2014
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June 29, 2014
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A picture of TNA Knockout Velvet Sky wearing a pink bikini that is barely hanging on to her crotch area.
June 26, 2014
A picture of Christy Hemme wearing a yellow bikini for an official TNA photo shoot.
June 25, 2014
A picture of Brooke Tessmacher dressed up as an angel. The TNA Knockout is showing off her rear end, which ranks among the best in professional wrestling.
June 25, 2014
A picture of former TNA Knockouts Champion Angelina Love in a peach bikini.
June 24, 2014
A bikini picture of Angelina Love and Velvet Sky, collectively known in TNA as the Beautiful People.
June 23, 2014
A picture of TNA Knockout Angelina Love wearing a black bikini at the beach.
June 22, 2014
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June 21, 2014
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Each of our Local Chefs for Local Farms events features a spectacular 4-course dinner prepared by a Seattle-area premier chef. Maria Hines of Tilth Restaurant, a PCC Farmland Trust Board member, founded the Local Chefs for Local Farms series in order to raise awareness and funds for organic farmland preservation. Along with an exclusive menu that emphasizes local ingredients, each dinner includes wine pairings, and a panel discussion with a farmer, Trust staff, and host chef.
Local Chefs for Local Farms seeks to deepen the connection between consumers and the source of their food and illuminate the benefits and challenges--social, economic and physical--of eating and growing local, organic food. Reservations are required. Please see event invitation or registration for specific registration details.
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Our 2014 Local Chefs for Local Farms dinner series is kicking off with a bang! Our longtime friend, board member, and creator of the series, Maria Hines, will host another deliciously local evening, this time at her Fremont trattoria, Agrodolce. Join us on March 18th for four-courses with wine pairings and a thoughtful discussion with farmer, chef, and Farmland Trust staff and board. Farmer Sam Lucy of Bluebird Grain Farms in Winthrop will join us, bearing his organic emmer and his unique plow-to-package grain farmer insight. Don't miss out, space is limited. Tickets are $100 and include meal with wine, tax, gratuity, and fees.
May 12 – Schooner Exact Brewing – part of Seattle Beer Week
Local Chefs for Local Farms is partnering with our excellent local brewing community for a Seattle Beer Week event! Schooner Exact is hosting us for a four-course feast featuring seasonal ingredients with hand-picked beer pairings presented by brewer/owners, Matt and Heather McClung. Chef Warren and local farmers will also speak alongside Farmland Trust staff about Washington-produced hops and ingredients, and the land and demand necessary to ensure future access to amazing local food and beer.
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Join PCC Farmland Trust for a seasonal 4-course dinner with wine pairings at The Corson Building, the urban oasis dedicated to building community around food. Organic farmer Andrew Stout of Full Circle Farm will be speaking alongside Chef Emily Crawford Dann and PCC Farmland Trust staff. Tickets are $125 per person and include wine pairings, tax, and gratuity. Dietary restrictions happily accommodated with notice. [Register here.]
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BRADENTON, Fla.- The Sarasota County Sheriff's Office arrested 40-year-old Jeanine Shimandle, who is accused of having sex with two teens over spring break while others watched.
Shimandle, of 6406 1st Avenue West, allegedly had sex with a 13-year-old boy and a 17-year-old boy on March 11th at a Sarasota home where she was housesitting. Another male and two female teenagers who were also there witnessed the events place. Shimandle is also accused of bringing vodka for the teens.
Shimandle is charged with two counts of Lewd and Lascivious Exhibition, and one count of Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor, but the investigation continues.
Anyone with additional information is encouraged to call Criminal Investigations at 941-861-4900 or leave an anonymous tip with Crime Stoppers by calling 941-366-TIPS (8477), or online at www.sarasotacrimestoppers.com or via text message by texting TIP109 plus a message to CRIMES (274637).


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As if Timbaland hasn't accomplished enough, Junior Boys' debut signals another achievement for contemporary pop's MVP: influencing (and therefore elevating) blue-eyed soul. Affected as he is, lead singer Jeremy Greenspan doesn't need melisma or homeboy posturing when he has herky-jer-er-er-ky beats to mimic Tim's stutter'n'B. But Exit isn't just about skittering -- the Canadian trio culls its mostly forlorn sound from volumes of source material. "Bellona," for example, is a hopped-up moment that suggests Mtume by way of Metro Area, juxtaposing four-on-the-floor/light-on-your-feet beats with thick, vintage-esque synths.
This year, Telefon Tel Aviv and Funkstörung have attempted such R&B-tinged electro-balladry, but besides great tunes, their records were missing what defines Exit: self-assured restraint. This record is breathtaking because it cares equally about sound and silence. The title track contentedly tingles against Greenspan's pipes, as a thwacking beat calls and an acidic bass line responds, with the two rarely intersecting. And most of it is that gorgeous.
Last Exit should bring Junior Boys more of the acclaim they've received since releasing two singles last year. But these collagists borrow so much from their heroes that they can't be the second coming. If anything, they're more like a techno-savvy version of Wham! And, as it turns out, that's still a great, great thing.


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A new report from Juniper Research has found that the number of tickets delivered to mobile phones worldwide will more than quadruple to 23 billion by 2016, compared with 4 billion tickets estimated to have been delivered during 2011.
Cloud security startup CloudPassage has raised $14 million in second-round funding, with an aim of helping businesses like Foursquare, StrongMail, and others secure their data in the cloud, the company announced Wednesday.
On Wednesday, Calix Inc released a report based on analysis of data aggregated from 45 U.S. communications service providers, which provides new insights into Internet application and usage patterns among rural Americans.
Verizon Wireless will start charging customers a $30 fee for cellphone upgrades, on top of the price they pay for the new device, as the company looks to supplement its income to cover costs.
The change at the biggest U.S. mobile provider follows a fourth-quarter decline in its wireless profit margins, which came under pressure from hefty subsidies it had to pay Apple Inc (Cupertino, Calif., USA) for the popular iPhone. Carriers pay such subsidies because devices like the iPhone help to attract new customers and boost revenue.
The guarantee of landline telephone service at almost any address, a legal right many Americans may not even know they have, is quietly being legislated away in U.S. state capitals. AT&T and Verizon, the dominant telephone companies, want to end their 99-year-old universal service obligation known as "provider of last resort." They say universal landline service is a costly and unfair anachronism that is no longer justified because of a competitive market for voice services.
Last week, the Australian government announced its decision to ban Huawei Technologies from bidding for contracts in Australia's $38 billion broadband project due to undefined security concerns.
Leap Wireless International, Inc., a provider of wireless communications services, announced on Monday that it has entered into definitive license exchange agreements with T-Mobile USA, Cook Inlet/VS GSM VII PCS, a joint venture between T-Mobile and Cook Inlet in which T-Mobile has a non-controlling majority interest, and Leap's non-controlled, majority-owned venture Savary Island Wireless, to exchange wireless spectrum in various markets.
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Man killed after driving into garbage truck in Martin County
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The Highway Patrol says a man was killed after crashing his car into the back of a garbage truck Friday afternoon.
The investigating trooper said the wreck happened at about 2:30 p.m. Friday on U.S. 64, about a mile-and-a-half east of Jamesville in Martin County.
According to the trooper, 51-year-old Ibraham Rizek, of Eagle Chase Lane, was driving his Toyota westbound on U.S. 64 when he crashed into the back of a garbage truck that was doing its duties. Rizek was not wearing a seat belt, the trooper said.
Rizek was taken to Martin General hospital, where he died from his injuries, said the trooper.
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