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Designs, sells and builds single family homes in various locations within the United States. Designs homes at various price points to appeal to homebuyers across various demographic segments.
II have both objective reasons and personal experience as too why this builder may be in trouble.
First, why haven't they produced a financial statement since July. Apparently they have until May 15th, are they just waiting til the last minute like we all did in college, maybe pull an all nighter on the 14th. Come on, clearly they are waiting till the last minute to tell the street that they are making no sales, their land is worth five cents on the dollar and have no hope of making payments on their mountain of debt. Or maybe they are too busy helping the FBI probe their mortgage business. What are the chances their mortgage division is clean? Not great in my mind.
Secondly, these guys were still grading lots on a large subdivision last summer in the town where I live. This would not be alarming if it was not one of the top five highest foreclosure markets in the country. Houses had stopped selling about a year before, every national builder was here, all with huge subdivision of lots sitting vacant, and there they were grading more. Smart Thinkng.
Thirdly, my company did some business with them this winter. Getting paid was worse than pulling teeth. We had to call continuously, first the PM took 6 weeks to find the bills, we had to refax them many times. Then they kept losing the lien releases. Then they sent us a check UNSIGNED. That is the biggest rookie/cash poor small business trick in the book. I could not believe that one. They apologized and made us fedex it back with a return express mail envelope. Then they questioned our releases again, had to refax, then finally, after a 2nd day letter got to us in 7 days, we got the check. Over 90 days late. As of this writing the check appears to have cleared, but it has only been 5 days.
We are in the worst housing market ever coming off the biggest bubble ever and not one of these major builders has gone bankrupt yet. How is that possible? My money is on the company that is not reporting its results, Beazer!!!! To be the first.
Could not have said it all better myself. BZH rode the wave, like everyone else did, based on FALSE reporting. This old dog will soon be part of the Dead Pool.


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I had a planned c-section vs my first delivery was vaginal. My milk didn't come in the same way it did with DS#1, sounds weird but it felt different this time around and I didn't think it could or would.
For me the spinal block was a really different feeling than an epidural, wasn't expecting that either.
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The final three couples face off on Dancing with the Stars with two of their last four routines, including the highly anticipated freestyle. How did they do? Find out below!Ah, the Mirrorball is within reach! But first, everyone must survive four more routines, two tonight: the Redemption Dance — a dance that the judges believe each star could do better — and the freestyle.Redemption DanceKyle Massey and Lacey Schwimmer: FoxtrotRemember that? TV theme week. '70s, Charlies Angels and porn 'stache? No gimmick this time. Len drops by to help out — and hold Kyle. That is quite the gold lamé jacket, Kyle. This is a vast improvement from their swingin' '70s effort. Kyle's footwork is tight and compact. His posture and hold are solid. Unfortunately, a low-key dance like the foxtrot doesn't play to Kyle's performance strength of full-out enthusiasm. Still, he's looking hella suave. Len says he's gone from messy Massey to marvelous. Bruno calls him sharp and slinky. Carrie Ann says he was great, but thinks he danced too within himself at the beginning. Meanwhile, Tom tells y'all to stop complaining about results if you don't vote — and to not shoot your television.Score: 27Bristol Palin and Mark Ballas: JiveNo more monkey business! Bristol and Mark are shedding their gorilla costumes for regular clothes. But Bristol is more concerned about the "haters" hatin' on her place in the finale. She doesn't think people are acknowledging her improvement. Well, she is improving, but let's be real, Brandy was better. Bruno visits and tries to get some personality out of her. Is it just me, or does it seem like Bristol is wearing surgical booties? Anyhow, this is a slight improvement, performance-wise. Bristol is definitely looser, shimmying and bouncing around with a tad more flair. Technique-wise, though, she desperately needs to pick up the pace. Her hesitant footwork is lackluster and it's glaring against Mark, who is still dancing maniacally and about 14 miles faster. Sarah loves it! Bruno says he got something out her. Carrie Ann says she was brighter and more vibrant than before, but says her toes weren't pointed. Len says she went from gorilla to thrilla.Score: 27Jennifer Grey and Derek Hough: Paso dobleJennifer calls her first wild paso her low point. Carrie Ann says she has to work on her shapes since she's petite. Carrie Ann invokes the Ghost of Kate Gosselin to tell her what not to do. "You know how Kate was [makes robotic movements]?" she says. "You want to be round." Hilarious! Team Jenougher goes the dark, dramatic route this time — way more befitting for this dance. (Their first paso was during Rock Week.) Jen is very controlled, but aggressive, and not frantic at all this time. Her lines, extensions and footwork are gorgeous. The restrained approach captures the taut tension in the paso. Jamie Lee Curtis hearts it, as does Melanie Griffith. Is she vice president of the Jennifer Grey Fan Club? Carrie Ann says this is the meaning of redemption. Len says there was a lovely mix of expression and aggression, and gives her a rarely seen standing O. Bruno says it was an evening in sultry Seville.Score: 30FreestyleKyle Massey and Lacey SchwimmerKyle picks the 69 Boyz's "Tootsee Roll" as his song because it's his favorite. He loves the fact that there's so much pressure because he thrives under it. Boy doesn't lie. This is a fun, wild, creative and full-out Hip-hop routine with lots o' booty shaking and smacking, cartwheels, flips, the worm and all that jazz. It's totally Kyle and totally awesome. But I'm biased and will say that Apolo and Julianne's old school Hip-hop freestyle is my favorite. Len says it was great fun, even though he's not a fan of the "boogaloo" dancing. Bruno calls it explosive entertainment. "This ol' fly girl loves it," Carrie Ann says. She dubs Kyle the Fresh Prince of Dancing with the Stars. Hey, Len, why are you incapable of giving Kyle a 10?Score: 29Total: 56Bristol Palin and Mark BallasMark wants to do "Cell Block Tango" from Chicago. Bristol has never seen it or heard of it. Blasphemy! At the risk of sounding like a dork, my friend and I wrote a sequel song to "Cell Block Tango." It was fab, if I do say so myself. Bristol is feeling defeated, crying about the haters again. At this rate, she'll beat Jen's count of mentioning she's 50. Bristol automatically gets cool points for those hot boots. Other than that, they made a boo-boo in trying to redo such a famous, classic number. First off, it's technically not an original freestyle. Secondly, don't give people something to compare you to — let alone a high standard that probably cannot be topped. Bristol starts off in a cage, and they move onto chairs and some push-pull dancing with a ribbon. It's a pretty sexy number, with a dry hump from Mark, and Bristol is technically competent, but completely out of her league when it comes to selling the sultriness. Bruno gives her credit for aiming so high since this is an iconic number, but didn't think she hit the level the song required. "Did I just see Bristol Palin dancing in a cage?" Carrie Ann says. She gives her credit for that for trying to match Chicago. Guys, she's not auditing a class. Enough with the credits! Len thinks it was fantastic. "Bruno just asked if we're using the cage after the show," Tom quips.Score: 25Total: 52Jennifer Grey and Derek HoughJennifer is nervous about the tricks because she doesn't want to reinjure her neck. Derek wants to be safe, but he also wants to push her, so he's easing her into it slowly. They're dancing to "Do You Love Me (Now That I Can Dance)" from Dirty Dancing. Is it just me or did this seem shorter than the other two? It's sassy and full of gravity-defying lifts. He does a good job of masking her physical limitations, but I'm underwhelmed, espeically when you consider how great Derek's past winning freestyles were. It's a technically precise number and entertaining — though not as much as Kyle's. The judges will probably lavish her with praise though. Carrie Ann says it was perfect. Len calls her a juggernaut heading for the Mirrorball trophy. Let's not make it that obvious. Bruno says she was equally brilliant in two different dances. Jen tells Brooke that she chose this song instead of "Time of Your Life" because the latter is a song and routine between her and Patrick Swayze.Score: 30Total: 60So Jennifer tops the leaderboard again with yet another perfect 60. Bristol again is last with 52.That's all for now. What did you think? Did the freestyles exceed your expectations? Who redeemed themselves? Will you heed Tom's plea to vote, not complain and not to shoot your TV? Do you love "Tootsee Roll" (and Tootsie Rolls) too? 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After the city revoked yellow bus service for some elementary students at PS 229 in Woodside last year, parents say they fear for their children's lives and many will not allow the youngsters to walk to school along the route suggested by the Department of Education that includes crossing a busy intersection near an off ramp for the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway.
Parents and their children, many of whom live in the Big Six towers in Woodside, gathered at the intersection of 61st Street and Laurel Hill Boulevard this week to protest the DOE's refusal to grant them a hazard variance, which would allow students in third through fifth grade to take the yellow school bus to class and which Woodside residents had received from the city for about four decades before 2010. The city eliminated a policy that allowed entire schools to seek variances and now only accepts individuals to apply for them.
"I really am scared for my daughter's life," said Michelle Kates of her 9-year-old child. "I lost my job because I was late after bringing her to school. But for me, it's worth it knowing my daughter is safe. I'm outraged that the city gave us this route."
The DOE only provides bus transportation for students in kindergarten through second grade in the city, which parents and education officials say leaves buses more than half empty and forces children to traverse dangerous roadways to walk to school. The city will not pay for transportation for students who live less than a mile from a school, forcing them to walk or find their own rides — which the Woodside parents said is a disaster waiting to happen.
Parents noted that the route the DOE suggests to get to PS 229 is eight-tenths of a mile, while another route, which runs along Queens Boulevard but which some said could be minimally safer, is a little more than a mile.
"Last year my wife and I paid $1,000 for a private transportation service to bring my son to and from school, and this year we're paying $500 out of pocket for a service to bring my son to school because there's no way we're going to let him walk this route," Tom Haggerty said.
Marge Feinberg, a DOE spokeswoman, said the city has taken efforts to ensure students' safety.
The city Department of Transportation "created a crosswalk and NYPD provided a crossing guard at an intersection students use to get to school," Feinberg wrote in an email. "A parent, based on where he or she lives, may still apply for an individual variance."
Parents said while the crosswalk still exists, there is no crossing guard this year to aid students.
"The Department of Education's decision to discontinue this bus was wrong and reckless and needs to be reversed," Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer (D-Sunnyside) said. "That's why we've supported the parents and families all the way through this process as they ultimately head toward litigation and suing the DOE."
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"This problem has become enormous," Comaianni said. "The route these kids are taking is dangerous."
CEC 24 member Bill Kregler agreed.
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Last night (30th) saw 2 of the Devious Daleks packed off to an exhibition in Southampton at the Millais Gallery. Artist Roy Brown has spent the last 6 months preparing for an exhibition featuring 15 daleks. Centred in a room with the Declaration of Human Rights etched in glass in displays around the walls, and suitably lit to bring back the menace so lacking in recent media outings the daleks are set to make quite an impressive artistic and political point in the run up to Christmas.
The saying 'if it wasn't for the last minute then nothing would get done' is most definitely true!!! We're now running round like blue-a***d flies trying to be ready for our appearance at the Dimensions On Tyne convention. The schedule is complete, and our running order is as follows...
Blimey - what happened to 2010? That soon went. Maybe it's our age. So, what's the plan for 2011?
Well that was fun. And it worked better than we had thought. The trio Stephen Ashley and David met with Tony our Doctor last evening (26th March) and started on our epic quest to do the ADR for Devious.
Above you can see Tony in his custom-made soundbooth reading from the newly transcribed script whilst keeping "a weather eye" on the action displayed on a monitor in front of him. His headphones played back each segment repeatedly whilst he refined the sentence in question.
Stephen and David from the "Devious Project" are interviewed on BBC's South East Today to coincide with the release on BBC DVD of "The War Games" -- a Patrick Troughton Doctor Who story. This DVD includes as an extra some footage from Devious and a scene featuring Jon Pertwee as the Doctor.


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The pharmaceutical industry is held in remarkably low esteem right now. It's seen as a bunch of nefarious pushers who pay off vulnerable doctors to prescribe their latest expensive, mediocre product. Physicians who work with pharma companies are considered especially suspect, routinely described as "cozy," "in bed with industry," and "on the take."
Wanting to develop important new medicines that improve health and save lives is what gets every industry researcher I know up in the morning.
CEO of Kaiser Permanente Robert Pearl wrote last month in a Wall Street Journal commentary, "Patients will continue to be at risk for potential harm until physicians themselves stop participating in these relationships [with industry]." He added that Kaiser, a managed care consortium of almost 15,000 physicians and 9 million patients, prohibits physicians from "being paid to 'consult' with drug and device companies."
I think they have it backwards, though. Drug companies -- at least every one that I've worked for or consulted with -- would like to develop important new medicines that improve health and save lives. That's what gets every industry researcher I know up in the morning, and what keeps them going through the many highs and lows that characterize the scientific process.
While the biological foundation that enables most contemporary drug discovery was largely built in academic labs, moving from research publication to validated drug is long, difficult, expensive, and very tricky -- not least because many academic findings turn out not to be robust enough to support new drug development.
To advance even a solid idea requires, ideally, close communication between industry and outside experts: university researchers, who often developed the science and understand it the best; practicing clinicians, who can describe where the medical needs are the greatest, and what properties an ideal therapeutic would have; and patients, of course, who understand better than anyone else what they need, and where existing approaches may fall short.
We should strive to cultivate, not demonize, these sorts of interactions.
The signaling problem that's developed is especially unfortunate: we're taught to distrust the physicians and university researchers who consult the most with industry, yet it's often these experts who are the smartest scientists or the most experienced clinicians -- that's why companies seek them out. In essence, we're stigmatizing (and increasingly, seeking to exclude) experts who are arguably the most worthy of our admiration.
It's true that industry has seen its share of bad actors; so has academia; yet in both cases, we should be careful about generalizing from sensationalized examples to condemn everyone who works in pharma -- or in universities, for that matter.
We're taught to distrust the physicians and university researchers who consult the most with industry, yet it's often these experts who are the smartest scientists or the most experienced clinicians
It's also true that drug companies seek to turn profits, which many seem to regard as fundamentally incompatible with wanting to do good. But Whole Foods CEO and "Conscious Capitalism" champion John Mackey has it right when he explains , "Making high profits is the means to the end of fulfilling Whole Foods' core business mission. We want to improve the health and well-being of everyone on the planet though higher quality food and better nutrition, and we can't fulfill this mission unless we are highly profitable." I enjoy farm-raised salmon and oven-roasted kale as much as any Californian, but I'd like to think that the pursuit of new medicines represents at least as worthy an endeavor.
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I shall embark on a little European tour with my friends Moulettes, Sam Walker and Fredrik Kinbom in October and would love to see you there Here are the dates: 7th October 2014 – Industriemuseum, Elmshorn, Germany 8th October 2014 – Anne's House, Dieren, the Netherlands 9th October – The Church, Hollenfels, Luxembourg 10th October – Theater Fuage Nou, Freiburg, [&hellip
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Hello peeps, It brings me great pleasure to let you know that you can now buy my second album "Quincy Who Waits", out now on Sotones Records. Order your copy here. The album was recorded in Hamburg, London and Brighton and also features a number of fellow Sotonians, including Fredrik Kinbom, Campbell Austin (Moneytree, TS Idiot), Mikey Kenney (Ottersgear), Joseph [&hellip
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Latest Video!
Brand new video for Anja's new single "Henry Lives", out now on Sotones Records. Animation by Brook Morgan. The track also features Hollie Chapman (violin), Joseph Kelly (double bass, acoustic guitar), Andy Harris (electric guitar), Emma Gatrill (bass clarinet) and Michael Eggert (drums). Video for Anja's new single "Too Many Words", out on Sotones Records on 8th June 2014. [&hellip
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You can now buy Anja's second album "Quincy Who Waits" for just £10. "Smart songwriting from an emerging talent." (R2 Rock'n'Reel Magazine) "A charming slice of modern folk" (The Girls Are) "McCloskey is in a league of her own – her voice is like nothing I've heard before." (Sophie Porter, femalearts.com) "This is a consistently excellent collection of folk [&hellip
Seven - sheet music and MP3
This is a digital download for Anja's instrumental Seven. You will receive sheet music scored for accordion (pdf file), as well as a recording of the instrumental (MP3 file) featuring Anja McCloskey (accordion), Hollie Chapman (violin), Campbell Austin (acoustic guitar) and Andy Harris (electric guitar)
Order new EP "Still", a collaborative project with Dan Whitehouse, for £4
Order Anja's new EP "Still", which is a collaborative project with singer-songwriter and good friend Dan Whitehouse, for £4. It was released on Sotones Records on 20th January 2014. "This is a collaboration between two good friends, with that friendship built on good musicianship, so the quality of this work [&hellip
New collaboration!
I am very pleased to announce that I have spent the last few months planning and realising a collaboration with my good friend and fellow musician Dan Whitehouse. Dan and I first met at university in London some years ago (it's in my interest not to reveal the actual number of years) and have always gigged together and talked about [&hellip
A handwritten tour diary compiled by Anja and her band during their April 2012 stint in Europe. It also features an album list that helped them through the long drives and an alternative "Lads on Tour" diary, which is not to be taken seriously :-)
A handwritten tour diary compiled by Anja and her band during their April 2012 stint in Europe. It also features an album list that helped them through the long drives and an alternative "Lads on Tour" diary, which is not to be taken seriously EU Tour Diary
Anja McCloskey's first full-length album An Estimation was released on Sotones Records in September 2012. It received the Musicians Benevolent Fund's Emerging Excellence Award.
Anja McCloskey's first full-length album An Estimation was released on Sotones Records in September 2012. It received the Musicians Benevolent Fund's Emerging Excellence Award. "Like Philip Glass reimagining Prussian folk" (The Arts Desk) An Estimation Decision Buddenbrooks Italian Song Instigate It Tornado Quite Low Blinded By Blue And Her Head Sunset No. 73 A Kiss Ivory Tagetes
Summer Adventures
I've had the most wonderful and musical summer. It started with a UK tour that had me perform with my Sotones friends and ended with a fantastic performance in a fair trade shop in my hometown of Elmshorn, Germany. First things first, this was the first time I tried taking the train from Hamburg to London with my accordion. I [&hellip


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With all of the great private tasting experiences offered by the 400+ wineries in Napa, why host your own tasting party spotlighting Napa Valley wines? First of all, you can arrange for Napa Wine Tours to pick up your guests at each of their residences or accommodations then drop them off safely after the event. Second, it's a way to bring together some of your favorite people. Third, you're bound to discover something you haven't tried before.
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- one glass per guest
- a pitcher of water to rinse glasses between tastings
- a "dump bucket"
- pen and paper for each guest to take notes
- bread or crackers and water to cleanse the palate between tastings
- a CD with background music
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It's your party, try anything you want to.
- Will you provide the wine or ask your guests to bring a bottle?
- If your guests will bring a bottle, consider asking them to bring a certain type of wine (sparkling, white, red, port)
- Maybe your wine tasting party will focus on the same type of wine produced by different wineries (for example, Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon)
- Consider a "blind" tasting where no one is allowed to see the type of wine and the Napa Valley winery that created it until after each wine has been tasted
- Will you prepare a bite (appetizer, cheese, or chocolate) to pair with each wine or ask your guests to provide the perfect bite to pair with the wine they bring?
- Ask your guests to refrain from wearing cologne or perfume
- Each tasting pour should be 2 ounces (1/4 cup)
- Offer a maximum of 4 to 6 wines
- If you have a variety of wines, start with sparkling, whites, reds, then dessert wines and ports
- Start with your driest to sweetest wines
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- Sauvignon Blanc is a dry, light wine compared to Chardonnay which is a drier, heavier wine
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During the process of infection of bacteria by bacteriophages, a quick spin in a blendor shears phage away from the outside of the bacteria. Analysis of the bacterial and supernatant fractions afterward demonstrates that phosphorus-labelled DNA inside the phage shows up in bacteria (left), whereas the sulfur-labelled protein in the external coat remains in the supernatant (right). Further, bacteria with labelled DNA go on to produce progeny phage that are also labelled. This biological experiment confirms Avery's conclusion that DNA is the transforming substance, and shows that transformation is heritable.


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The 4320 enhanced four-in-one electrical safety tester performs the four most common electrical safety tests—AC hipot, DC hipot, insulation resistance, and ground bond— through one device under test (DUT) connection. In AC hipot mode, the tester can output up to 5 KV at 20 mA, and in DC hipot mode it will output up to 6 KV at 5 mA. Unlike other instruments, these are continuous duty cycle ratings so the tester does not have to be shut down during the day, even when used at full output. The insulation resistance test mode offers a test range of up to 1,000 megohms, while the ground bond test mode provides up to 30 A of test current.
The tester offers features such as electronic ramp and dwell, and milliohm offset, all of which help maintain consistent test results. The company says the new test solution offers manufacturers an all-in-one test solution without the cost and expense of fully automated test systems. Slaughter Company, Inc., www.hipot.com
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April 14, 2005
STP anniversary
Betsy suggested the group commemorate STP day - May 10, 2004 (with acknowledgement to Acquisitions, which didn't completely migrate that day) - by going to lunch after the next meeting on May 12. She will send a meeting e-mail to collect RSVPs.
Link checking
Julia announced that Winston Harris in Systems created a program for reformatting the link checking file extracted from Aleph. Julia is experimenting with free link checkers. Rich commented that there are 230,000 links in the catalog currently.
Cataloging stats
Suzy reported that the Cataloging Stats Task Force has been meeting virtually through LiBBS, the recently implemented library bulletin board. Figuring a methodology for retrieving a title count seems workable. Doing the same for volume and unit counts is problematic. At this point the group is investigating the use of a TKR on the HOL. FCLA is attempting to create WTK and WSC indexes for UFU60, but has had to contact Ex Libris for help. [Subsequent to the meeting, FCLA completed the indexing and addressed other issues to enable testing the use of the HOL TKR to record counts.]
LCA10 authority file
Per Priscilla, FCLA has reloaded subjects in UFTest and Authorities staff at the migrated SULs are reviewing. Mary Ann O'Daniel is developing a way to preserve the DELETE authority records. By summer, it is expected that the subjects in LCA10 Prod will be brought up-to-date, and efforts will shift to name and series authorities. Nancy, Priscilla, and Gerald are planning a meeting with Mary Ann in the near future.
Marcive loading
Priscilla and Gerald met with Documents staff to strategize about Marcive loading. Gerald loaded a few records in UFTest, which Documents staff have reviewed and approved. The Authorities and Metadata Quality Unit will begin to load the records, but it will take some time to load all those accumulated since pre-migration. For April 2004 alone there are 2,500-3,000 records. A decision was made not to try to overlay provisionals created by Documents in lieu of an active load schedule. Documents will clean-up the provisionals manually, possibly with the aid of macros.
Jan announced that GPO is migrating to Aleph.
Rich commented that the new Production server appears to have had no effect on the rate of indexing batchloaded records, which Gerald confirmed. At the present time Gerald loads approximately 2,000-3,000 records per day. The group discussed the possibility of increasing the Saturday load in particular because the indexing delays would affect very few staff. Betsy offered to contact FCLA to find out if this would present any problems. [Post-meeting FCLA responded positively to the request.]
Invoice loading
Michele reported that Acquisitions is making progress with invoice loading. EBSCO has been sent a file. Acquisitions will be setting up specifications for Harrasowitz and Swets soon and the binding vendor later.
Suzy is close to doing some testing and will send draft lists of permissions to Cataloging and Preservation.
Rich said that work continues re. creating access to the other Aleph SULs through the client. UNF and UF have exchanged user id information, and he has been able to connect to UNF using his UF id, but some data is not viewable. Rich asked for a volunteer to test whether the data that's viewable is sufficient or if deeper access is needed, and Jean volunteered.
Macro suite
Julia and Jason are working on the macro suite. The Serials Acquisitions macros are completed, but the Monograph Acquisitions macros are still in process. The goal remains to provide a list of aggregated macros by function for staff to install on individual computers.
Logical base
The logical bases were regenned in early April. No problems have been reported thus far. Rich explained that regenning the logical bases is not time intensive. FCLA can do the job on a Sunday morning.
Rich described efforts related to the Online Resources logical base, which is currently only accessible through the Change Databases link. He provided FCLA with an improved set of criteria - instead of the inclusion being based on the presence of an http link on the record, updated specs call for excluding links to non-full text sites such as table of contents and publisher pages. Out of 230,000 links currently in the catalog, 215,000 are targeted for the logical base based on this new criteria. Rich is planning to wait until the Serials Solutions records are loaded before moving a link to the Online Resources logical base to the top of the library catalog Web site (like the Journals/Serials logical base). Serials Solutions records have not been requested yet, but Rich expects to do so soon.
Item record material type
Betsy circulated the comments received about how various areas apply the BOOK, ISSUE, and ISSBD material types in the item record. The group is interested in maintaining consistent practice, and to that end Betsy offered to doublecheck the following - 1) Does ISSBD material type generate the same sort as ISSUE? and 2) Does the duplicate HOL problem occur when ISSUE and ISSBD are the only material types in an item index? [The answer to both questions is yes.]
Rich said from a Circulation perspective developing a more detailed list of item record material types for report purposes is a low priority. He also pointed out that some delineation of the data can be done based on the item status.
Duplicate HOL
Rich announced there is no word yet from FCLA re. a resolution for the duplicate HOL display resulting from the existence of variant material types in an item index.
NAAUG 2005 Annual Meeting
Jim Corey, FCLA Director, will be the facilitator for the Research Libraries breakout session at the upcoming NAAUG meeting in June. Per Betsy, Jim asked for topic suggestions at the recent FLA SUL Interest Group meeting. The group suggested the following issues be addressed: local workarounds for large result lists, slowness of indexing and its effect on batchloading processes, need for patches to include all known fixes.
Technology Services/Public Services forum
Jan recommended that another TS/PS forum be held. The group agreed that this is a good idea. Possible agenda items to be discussed include: Serials Solutions records, Online Resources logical base, MetaLib, and the status of Web OPAC development. Martha pointed out that some issues are more appropriate for library-wide discussion at a Library Forum.
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I use this to organize my multiplication timed tests.
I don't really hang anything on the wall before school, because we add things as we go.
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- Tara said...
Love oh Love your color theme and your rug!!!! Too cute and love how you found borders and library pockets to match!!!! Looks great!!
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- July 28, 2011 at 9:05 PM
- bnwalton said...
This looks so cute! I love it!
Living A Wonderful Life
- July 28, 2011 at 9:13 PM
- Miss Bowers said...
i like your colored drawers. I have them too and I use them for small group materials (guided reading, supplementals, etc..)! :)
- July 28, 2011 at 10:30 PM
- Mamawags said...
YES!! I love desks at the same height! Luckily for me, my wonderful custodian helps me out with this. That is a great idea to divide manipulatives into small containers ready to distribute! That is a must do :) Thanks!
- July 29, 2011 at 12:09 PM
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Very cute! I love the ss/sci walls! Great use of space!
- July 30, 2011 at 1:07 PM
- Pat's Paper Passion said...
I received a good deal on the 10 drawer cart and now I can't decide what I want to use it for...
Thanks for the pics and suggestions.
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(SAN ANTONIO) - Mexican authorities deported a teenage cartel killer to San Antonio from Mexico City. Edgar Jimenez, 17, landed about 1 p.m. at the San Antonio International Airport aboard a AeroMexico A320 Airbus from Mexico City. He is not expected to face any criminal charges in the United States.
Jimenez confessed to Mexican officials that he beheaded four men when he was 14 because the Cartel of the South Pacific threatened to kill him otherwise.
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This really isn't just about me, but I couldn't resist–entropy being, for those who need a reminder of their undergrad science classes, the state I'm heading toward, which we all are heading towards, some of us already there. I'm reading a book for my fall class called The Myth of Progress: Toward a Sustainable Future, by Tom Wessels, for, of all things, you might say, my course on Utopias, Dystopias, and Intentional Communities. But here's the glue (ironically): entropy.
So a quick review. When the world began we were anti-entropic, a state wherein a complex system grows, taking in more energy than it releases; at maturity–where we've been for over 3 billion years on earth, a state of dynamic equilibrium, where there is balance between the taking in and releasing of energy. The third thing that happens is entropy–what we humans have been accelerating since the Industrial Revolution, a process that's speeding up as we devour oil and shit out pollution.
The essence of entropy is a move from complex to simple or from concentration to diffusion, expending more energy than is taken in–think of a tree trunk, now in its entropic step toward re-integration into the earth. It began anti-entropic, that little acorn, taking in lots and lots of energy so that it grew to its adult magnificence. Equilibrium for a number of years, even those in which a drought or flood or fire occurred, and now that it is "dying," it is no longer taking in energy but only giving it back–feeding all those creatures that are anti-entropic. Every complex system goes through this process, which we call the "life cycle."
I think Wessels' small book is good for my class because we are focusing on Ecological Crisis. Intentional communities are increasing in number–"commoners" another book I want to use calls them (Tom Bollier), those seeking a life where "the commons" are again respected and plentiful. The capitalist economy, both Bollier and Wessels say, is a complex system that is in its entropic stage. Another of those complex systems to join the ranks of the entropic is patriarchy. These are dying systems that cannot (if they ever could) accommodate for the realities of life–the individual, the community–because they assume a) control and hierarchy and b) unending progress. They (in various iterations) have gone hand in hand in our world for enough centuries to have caused enough damage, heartache, war, degradation to feel, well, a little bit delirious at the signs of their decay.
Or I would if it weren't for another reality that comes with the entropic disintegration of a complex system like capitalism or patriarchy, and that's backlash. Look around–can we say that the increase in hate radio, hate campaigns, hate wars, and hate policies is due to "advances" in technology alone? I agree that technology has sped up everything, accelerating the insecurity, uncertainty, anxiety that comes with massive social and environmental change. But I see the growing number of frantic acts as signs of desperation. A drowning white man (in a suit) grasping for anything as his little chunk of ice gets smaller and smaller in a big, salty, warming sea.
And here's where we have to turn off our 24/7 news channels and instead skim the titles of a decent newspaper, dip in here and there to read (know what's going on in the Ukraine, the Congo, LA), and then go in search of Something Else. Find the people and places where Something Else is going on. Where people who are able to make choices are. Option A Same Old Same Old–using hot water to wash their clothes, driving gas guzzlers, tossing plastic into the trash, feeling hostile. Option B Choose the anti-entropic action instead: cold water, bicycles/walking/fewer trips, recycling, practicing small acts of kindness. . . . I still feel hostile some days, but I have not surrendered to it.
So when we look at such dyspopic works as Atwood's Oryx and Crake or McCarthy's The Road, both of which I'm using in my class, we see the entropic direction of our current path taken to the logical conclusion, what's next for Planet Earth and Creature Human. When we look at the impulse toward complexity (diversity) and away from simplicity (mono-agriculture) we see life-affirming action seeking equilibruium, stretching to pull us back from the dystopic brink.


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Julia Swirski James-Markowski gently laughed at me as I unsuccessfully tried (again) to remove sticky rectangles of dough from the table and fold them into twisted cookies called Chruscikis aka Polish Bow Tie Cookies. We're at her youngest son's Gary's house in Baltimore and she's shared a 100 year old recipe that her Polish mother, Michealina brought over on the boat to Ellis Island.
Earlier this afternoon Julia, (known as Gram Julia to her five grandchildren and three great grandchildren), made the dough by creating a well in the flour, putting sugar in it and then mixing the two around. She cracked in 3 eggs, added a large dollop of sour cream, the butter, and a teaspoon of vanilla. She incorporated a shot of Bacardi rum and then stirred until the dough became sticky and a little lumpy. She formed it into a ball and kneaded it for 10-12 minutes, adding more flour to keep it from being too sticky.
Chruscikis are a favorite cookie her mother used to make so as she worked, Julia told me about growing up in Brooklyn. The fourth of six children, Julia had a happy childhood even though her family struggled to make ends meet. When she was younger she promised that when she grew up and made her own money, she would buy anything and everything she wanted. Now at 83 years old, she is a strong, independent woman and a self-proclaimed shopaholic. She buys jewelry, clothing, whatever she wants. She lives with her eldest son, Robert and they enjoy visiting Atlantic City and going out to nice dinners. Julia is living the life she always wanted but it took her a while to get there.
As a counter girl at Nedicks in Manhattan, 17 year old Julia sold oranges and sandwiches to the Wall Street money men. She quickly advanced to sandwich making and then became a manager. In pursuit of a higher salary, she left Nedicks and went to work as a food checker for the New Jersey Central Railroad. For three years she sat in the back of the restaurant and as the food came out of the kitchen, she would write it up on the customer's check. It was here that she met her first husband, Gilbert James. They married when she was 20 and exactly 9 months and 5 days later she had her first son, Robert. Seven years later she gave birth to her second son, Gary.
Julia's hands moved quickly as she floured the bowl and then put the dough back in. She tore off a handful of dough and rolled it out until it's a 10 inch wide circle. The dough is thin and delicate. She cut it into long strips and then cut each strip into smaller 2 ½ to 3 inch rectangles. Each circle of dough produced approximately one dozen rectangles. In the middle of each rectangle, she cut a 1 inch slit, then took the bottom corner of dough and pulled it up and through the slit to form the twisted cookie. Her hands moved quickly, confidently. After completing the first batch, she let me try. This is when my fumble-fingers struggled to lift the rectangles from the table. I tore through the dough, destroying the shape. Gram Julia is compassionate and understanding. She nicely took the dough from me and rolled it out again.
While rolling the dough, Julia told me about the time she spent working at the Federal Reserve Bank in NYC, first as a punch card operator and later on the check sorting machine. She was a stay-at-home mom in the early 1950s and then in 1955 she took a job with Guarantee Bank (now Morgan Chase). During her 33 year tenure there, she processed checks as a senior clerk and then managed loans.
Lifting a heavy cast-iron pan she brought from home, and filling it with shortening, Julia discussed her divorce from Gilbert in 1967 and marriage to her second husband Walter. They were married for 25 years and she helped raise his daughter from a previous marriage. She and Walter lived in New Jersey. Speaking of Julia's home, this might be a good time to mention that not only did Julia bring the pan from her house in New Jersey, she also packed all of the ingredients, the mixing bowls, the table, everything. She is known for her consistent good cooking and wanted the recipe to be perfect-exactly like she makes at home.
The pan is filled with enough vegetable shortening that the cookies float while frying. A paper towel-lined plate next to the stove, is ready to receive the cookies. Testing the oil, the first cookie doesn't sizzle because the shortening wasn't hot enough. By the time she is on the 5th cookie, it fried up very quickly. Tongs are used to get the cookies in and out of the pan. When the cookies got a little darker around the sides, they were turned over and fried on the other side. The cookies expand while frying, doubling their size. The first few came out very light and Julia said that they are really meant to help color the oil. The flour came off of them and stayed in the oil which darkened it and insured a beautiful golden color for the rest of the cookies. Once the cookies are finished frying, she removed them from the pan and left them to cool on paper-towel-covered plates. After they cool, they are transferred to a large grocery-store brown paper bag for storage.
Gram Julia plated a bunch of cookies and garnished them with a healthy amount of powdered sugar. She advised me to keep the rest stored plain, in the paper bag and then sugar them right before eating. Otherwise, they will absorb the sugar and become too moist. As we work, her sons Gary and Robert play pool in the basement, checking on us frequently, the smell of sugar frying a siren call. Gary told me, "these cookies, they remind me of happy occasions as a family. In our book, this was a sweet treat." He and Robert sneak a cookie before we've finished making the batch. I take one too. It is crunchy and sweet. The taste reminded me of the pizzelle waffle cookies except these are lighter, more delicate. Gram Julia saw my reaction and said, "when I cook, I make it all with love. If you don't make it with love, it doesn't come out good."
Lessons Learned:
-1 jigger = 1 shot glass
-When making the recipe, it's fun to add one jigger of rum to the dough and then drink 1 jigger. (Note: if you are a lightweight drinker like me, it will not make twisting the cookies any easier).
-I roll dough the same way I roll through life—full force. There is nothing delicate about my approach. And in making these cookies, as with life, sometimes this can cause extra challenges. Learn from my mistakes. When making these cookies, be especially careful with the fragile dough.
Chrusciki Recipe:
(yields 70-90 depending on how thin you roll the dough)
-2 cups flour (plus a little more as needed)
-3/4 cup granulated sugar
-3 eggs
-3 Tbsp melted and cooled butter
-1 heaping Tbsp sour cream
-1 tsp vanilla
-1 jigger Rum
-Enough vegetable shortening for frying (approx 2 cups)
-Mix all ingredients above until it forms a sticky dough.
-Flour table and empty bowl of dough onto table.
-Gently knead dough until it is no longer sticky (approx 12 minutes). Add additional flour as needed to reduce the stickiness.
-Tear off a fist full of dough and put the rest back in the bowl covered with a damp towel.
-Roll out the fist full of dough until it is thin but won't tear. Gram Julia rolls hers out into a circular shape.
-Cut dough into long 1 ½ inch wide strips, then cut vertically into smaller 3 inch pieces.
-Cut an inch long slit in the center of each strip.
-By now, your rolled out and cut dough should resemble the image to the right.
-Pick up a small rectangle of dough. Take the bottom of the dough and fold it up and through the slit so it now drapes over the other side. Do the same with the rest of the cut pieces.
-Roll and cut the rest of the dough until it is ready to be fried.
-Heat up the vegetable shortening in a skillet and make sure it is hot, but not burning.
-Place the twisted cookies in the oil to fry. The thinner the dough, the faster it will fry. It should only take about one minute to fry one side.
-Once the cookie's edges look golden brown, flip them and let them brown a bit on the other side as well.
-When finished frying, place cookies on paper towel to cool.
-For storage, place 2-3 pieces of paper towel in a brown paper bag and gently put the cookies in there. They should keep fresh for a week (if they don't get eaten first).
-To sugar: put cookies on a plate and then sprinkle powdered sugar on top of them. Do not put sugar in bag with cookies and shake – the cookies are delicate and will easily break if you do this.


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