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New York's high court on Thursday will consider one of the first legal challenges to state and local laws that make it a crime for people to bully others online, especially children.
The 2010 Albany County law, one of more than a dozen around the country that criminalize cyberbullying, pits free-speech advocates against a community that has given prosecutors a larger role in affairs that typically had been handled by schools.
The court's ruling could set the tone for other state high courts hearing challenges to such laws, as well as for states and localities considering criminal penalties for cyberbullying, legal experts said. Besides Albany, four other New York counties and more than a dozen states, including Louisiana and North Carolina, have similar laws.
A wave of states passed cyberbullying laws after the 2006 death of 13-year-old Megan Meier in Dardenne Prairie, Mo. She committed suicide after a neighbor pretending to be a teenage boy on Myspace sent her cruel messages.
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Supreme Court declines to review I ♥ boobies bracelet decision
The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected Easton Area School District's (EASD) petition asking the Court to review the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit's en banc decision in B.H. v. EASD, according to an Express-Times report in the Pocono Record. The Court's rejection leaves in place the Third Circuit's 2013 decision striking down a ban on students wearing I ♥ boobies bracelets. The precedent set by the Third Circuit that the bracelets represent a form of protected free speech applies to Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. The American Civil Liberties Union brought the suit against EASD on behalf of Easton Area Middle School students, who wore the bracelets in October 2010 despite a school-wide ban and were suspended from school.
Noting that very few cases reach the Supreme Court level, John Freund, the attorney representing EASD, said he was disappointed nonetheless. "Local school authorities need the ability to enforce dress codes and maintain reasonable decorum of the manner of expression in an educational environment, while respecting the legitimate rights of students to express themselves," Freund said.
In Freund's opinion, the Third Circuit Court's decision departed from previous Supreme Court precedent on the subject, which likely means a similar case will be heard sometime in the future. "Indications are that the Supreme Court will one day revisit that question," Freund wrote. "Unfortunately, it will take more lawsuits, more attorneys' fees and more chaos in the classroom before we get the answer."
Mary Catherine Roper, an ACLU attorney who represented the students, applauded the Supreme Court's decision. She said the Third Circuit Court's decision opened the door to protecting student speech on political and social issues, even if the language used is sometimes considered lewd.
– See more at: http://legalclips.nsba.org/2014/03/20/supreme-court-declines-to-review-i-%e2%99%a5-boobies-bracelet-decision/?utm_source=NSBA+e-Newsletter+Subscribers&utm_campaign=eb3c3dcf2e-Legal+Clips+Newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_498fb22860-eb3c3dcf2e-312496857#sthash.mNSxXD9e.dpuf
NOTE – transgender students in CT have the same rights under PA 11-55 –
See also – http://www.sde.ct.gov/sde/lib/sde/pdf/equity/title_ix/guidelines_for_schools_on_gender_identity_and_expression2012oct4.pdf
Maine Supreme Court just handed down a ruling in the case of the trans-girl that was denied the use of the girl's bathroom.
Breakthrough Ruling in Favor of Transgender Student
Transgender Students Must Have Full Access to School Facilities, Says Maine High Court
Today, Maine's highest court ruled that denying a transgender girl the use of the girls' restroom at her school violated her rights under Maine's Human Rights Act, which prohibits discrimination against transgender people. The decision in GLAD's lawsuit Doe v. Clenchy marks the first time a state court has ruled that transgender students must be allowed to use the bathrooms that match who they are.
The ruling stated in part, "[The school] agreed with Susan's family and counselors that, for this purpose (as for virtually all others), Susan is a girl. Based upon its determination that Susan is a girl, and in keeping with the information provided to the school by Susan's family, her therapists, and experts in the field of transgender children, the school determined that Susan should use the girls' bathroom."
"This is a momentous decision that marks a huge breakthrough for transgender young people," said Jennifer Levi, director of GLAD's Transgender Rights Project, who argued the case before the Maine Law Court on June 12. "Schools have a responsibility to create a learning environment that meets and balances the needs of all kids and allows every student to succeed. For transgender students this includes access to all school facilities, programs, and extracurricular activities in a way that is consistent with their gender identity."
"A transgender girl is a girl and must be treated as such in all respects, including using the girls' restroom. This ruling is consistent with what educators and human rights commissions – including the Maine Human Rights Commission — around the country have concluded," said GLAD Senior Attorney Bennett Klein, who was co-counsel with Levi in the case.
The litigation arose after officials at an Orono elementary school denied Nicole Maines, a transgender girl who was then in fifth grade, use of the girls' restroom. The school had previously allowed Nicole to use the girls' room but reversed course after the misconduct of one male student who followed Nicole into that facility.
"We are very grateful and relieved that the Court said our daughter should not be singled out for different treatment at school simply because she is transgender," said Wayne Maines, Nicole's father. "As parents all we've ever wanted is for Nicole and her brother Jonas to get a good education and to be treated just like their classmates, and that didn't happen for Nicole. What happened to my daughter was extremely painful for her and our whole family, but we can now close this very difficult chapter in our lives. We are very happy knowing that because of this ruling, no other transgender child in Maine will have to endure what Nicole experienced."
GLAD and Jodi L. Nofsinger of Berman & Simmons, P.A. represented Susan in the lawsuit.
Learn more about the case and read previous case documents here. http://www.glad.org/work/cases/doe-v.-clenchy


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Vikram and Betal Story 5 – Problem of Thomas Edison Bulb!
Like every time, King Vikram got hold of Betal and Betal persuaded Vikram that the journey was long and he would narrate a story and at the end of story he would ask for an answer. The condition would be the same (as in earlier stories). If Vikram speaks then Betal will fly back to his tree in the Jungle. But if Vikram knew the answer of the story, but remained silent then his head would be smashed into 1000 pieces.
Betal again started narrating his next story to King Vikram.
Long ago, there was a merchant named Arut. He was a rich person and had to travel to different countries for trade. He had a wife named Anmika. She was a devoted wife who had shown her support to him during his bad days. They had a daughter named Vernika. Their daughter was engaged to a boy named Avnik.
Once he had to go to a neighboring country for a trade related visit. The whole family had to do shopping for upcoming marriage of his daughter so they decided to go together.
While they were passing through a jungle they were surrounded by dacoits who captured them and brought them to headman named Ajatshatru. Ajatshatru was a merciless person who had killed many people in the past. He was a sadist who enjoyed playing games with people. He liked seeing confusion of people who were asked to make tough choice before they die. But he was a man of his words. If he made a commitment, he honored it.
He gave 3 options to Arut (more…)
Vikram and Betal Story 4 – Problem of Gangster Gabber Singh!!
Like the last time, King Vikram pounced upon Betal and put him on his back to take him to Sage. Betal persuaded Vikram that the journey was long and he would narrate a story and at the end of story he would ask for an answer. The condition would be the same (as in earlier stories) that if Vikram speaks then Betal will fly back to his tree in the Jungle. But if Vikram knew the answer of the story, but remained silent then his head would be smashed into 1000 pieces.
Betal again started narrating his next story to King Vikram.
Long ago, in a city of Ramgarh there was a dacoit named as Gabber Singh. He was the most feared person in Ramgarh. Within a 50 KM radius of his area of operation, if a child use to be adamant on buying a toy, his parents use to say, "Hey son, stay silent, otherwise the Gabber would come". He had a long Gun. He had used it for firing indiscriminately and had killed various people with its bullets. Everyone use to fear his Gun and avoided going near to him.
Once, there was an arrival of a Saint in Ramgarh. He had strong spiritual strength. No bullet could kill him. Once he was busy in meditation below a tree where Gabber used to take rest. Looking at a new person at his tree he fired with his Gun. But he was surprised to find that it did not harm the Saint. He fired again and again but to no avail. The Saint saw this, but he did not want to harm Gabber.
He asked Gabber, "why do you kill innocent people, do you get any fun". Gabber replied, "No. I do not get any fun but it is necessary now otherwise people will kill him". The Saint told him to stop killing people with his Gun; otherwise he won't get eternal peace. Gabber was amazed with Saint. He promised to do so. (more…)
Vikram and Betal Modern Wisdom Stories No 3 – Dilemma of Prince in Love!!
King Vikram was very furious. Betal had flown back to his tree. Vikram got back and pounced upon Betal and got hold of him and put him on his shoulder to take him to Sage.
Like the previous time, Betal again told Vikram that the journey is long and he will narrate a story and at the end of story will ask for an answer. The condition would be the same that if Vikram speaks then Betal will fly back to his tree in the Jungle. But if Vikram knew the answer of the story, but remained silent then his head would be smashed into 1000 pieces.
Betal again started narrating a story.
Long ago there was a King named Veral of a city called Gurgaonia. He had a daughter called Avanti. She was very lovely and charming. Once a price named Charudut of another kingdom called Faridania came to Gurgaonia for some official purpose. He saw Avanti and fell in love with her. Avanti too was charmed by his masculine appearance. He stayed there for few days and both of them secretly spent some time together and decided to get married.
Prince Charudut promised that he will send a marriage proposal to his father. She told him that if he does not marry her by end of month she will commit suicide. He promised her, whatever may happen, their marital knot was imminent and if it does not happen then he will also commit suicide by month end. It was a promise of a true Prince. (more…)
Vikram Betal Stories 2 – Vikram Betal and Problem of IPL Cricketers!!
Let us start with our first new story on Vikram and Betal!
King Vikramaditya (or Vikram) wanted to bring happiness to his kingdom. He was told by a Sage (who practice religion) to capture Betal (Vetal or Vetala) and bring it to him for getting precious treasure. Betal was a celestial spirit who used to animate dead bodies. Betal used to hang inverted on a tree in a dangerous jungle full of spirits.
But Vikram was brave. He kept on going inside the jungle. It was getting dark but Vikram moved on. Vikram spotted Betal hanging upside down on a tree. King immediately told him "Hey Betal, I have come to capture you." Betal started laughing and told King Vikram to go back. But King was determined. He pounced at Betal and got hold of him. He had put Betal on his shoulder and started taking him back to the sage. Betal tried to get free but all in vain.
As they were moving in the dark jungle, Betal told King "Hey Vikram I have heard you are known for your wisdom, justice and take best decisions in life. The journey will be long. Let us avoid monotony of travel and I will tell you a story. The condition is that if you speak then I will fly back to my tree in the Jungle. But if you know the answer of my story but stay silent then your head will be smashed into 1000 pieces. It is a good story and let me see how much wisdom you have"
Betal started narrating a story.
Long ago there were two teams in a game known as Cricketaya. In this game, there use to be 2 teams of 11 people each. These teams had to play better against the other team to win the game. There were two best teams which used to fight for the number one position.
First team was of King Chena and the second team was of King Rajastha. These teams were owned by their respective Kings. Kings use to appoint leaders of the team. These leaders use to be heads of team and use to give orders to play well to remaining 10 players besides playing themselves. (more…)
Techisdom Vikram and Betal New Wisdom Stories 1 – An Introduction to Vikram and Betal
It gives me a great pleasure to start a series on new wisdom stories of Vikram and Betal. For the benefit of my readers (especially of countries other than India) I would want to give a brief background about them.
In India, around in 1100 A.D., there was a Sanskrit (an ancient language still prevalent in very little part of India whose alphabets are same as widely used language Hindi. Sanskrit is still taught in schools) writer named Somedeva. He compiled a list of 18 books named as Katha- Sarit- Sagara (Ocean of river of stories). In his 12th Book of such compilation he wrote 25 stories on Vikram and Betal. These stories were compiled on the basis of stories prevalent in people and were told verbally from generations but their original source was not known.
These stories are also known as Betal Pachisi or Vetala Panchvishanti (25 stories of Betal). The best known version of such stories in English was compiled by Sir Richard Francis Burton. A TV serial on such stories was also launched in India many years back.
In the story, there was a King called Vikramaditya popularly known as King Vikram. He was known for his wisdom and justice. He was approached by a sage (who practice religion) to capture Betal (or Vetal or Vetala), a spirit who use to hang in inverted position on a tree in a dense and dangerous jungle. This spirit use to inhabit and live in dead bodies. Sage told him that by capturing the spirit, he could bring lot of resources and happiness in his Kingdom. Vikram was a brave king. He did not fear going to Jungle all alone to capture Betal for benefit of people of his kingdom. (more…)


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My friend Heather and I are looking into going to camp. We live in Ontario. But there's only one GLBT camp in Canada that we can find so far and so we are looking into going to Camp Ten Trees in Seattle. Heather's parents will have no problem with it-she's been to camp (not that one but other ones) before, she's out to her parents, Other relatives are going to pay for it, she's been on an airplane alone before. Me on the toher hand my mom doesn't know I'm gay, I've never been to a residential camp before, my mom would have to pay for both the plane and the camp alone, i've never been on a plane alone before. I've asked my mom if i can go to camp she said yeh sure however she didn't know what kind or where so technicaly she now has to let me go. I know my mom won't have a problem with me being gay my sister and i are already positive she knows but i think it's just admitting it that'll be hard. And then once i do telling her it'll be a gay camp should be easy. Then theres telling ehr wwhere it is. Then there's the plane issue. I really wanna go. Luckily it is about 8 months away so i still have time but i'm still gettign nervous about how to tell her and can't stop thinking about it.
there's a GLBT camp in Alberta. it's called camp fyrefly. you can google it to get the official website. if you have any questions or if you need more info message me!
It'll be fine. Yeah admitting it is hard, but if you can do it, it sounds like it'll be fine and you can go. And what's the plane issue? It sounds like your mom will pay for it
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Qatar wants massive blimps to block out the sun for World Cup
In a moment of sheer genius, Qatar has decided that the best way to shade their soccer stadiums during the 2022 World Cup is with enormous solar-powered blimp-clouds.
Whoever decided that it would be a jolly good idea to host the foremost international soccer tournament in the world outdoors, in Qatar, in the middle of the summer, needs to have some sense sunburned into them. Qatar, for its part, says that it's "well equipped to challenge the summer heat." Great, so we'll get enclosed stadiums with air conditioning fueled by the entirety of the middle east's oil reserves? Not so much. Instead, we're getting open stadiums and remote controlled clouds that look like UFOs to provide shade.
The clouds are basically gigantic solar-powered helium blimps, made out of a lightweight carbon structure. They're piloted remotely from the ground, and positioned so that they cast huge shadows over stadiums and practice fields. Qatar says that it'll be able to build these things for about $500,000 each, and there should be a whole fleet of them in place by 2022. And yes, they're even going to work on smaller "commercial models" that you could summon with your cellphone to follow you around and provide you with your very own little piece of perma-shade.
In a place where summer temperatures routinely soar past 110 degrees, I'm honestly not sure how much of a difference a fake cloud will really make to people running around and kicking a soccer ball for 45 minutes at a stretch. Besides, since when is it more fun to watch players die of sunstroke than it is to watch them not die in immersive holographic glory, which is what we would have gotten if the World Cup had gone to Japan? I'd totally take holographic TV over fake clouds any day.
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Safety experts provide tips for avoiding road rage
Updated On: Feb 08 2013 12:00:12 AM EST
AAA reports that aggressive driving and road rage is on the rise across the nation, and their statistics show that rage on the roadways is one of the top concerns for many drivers.
Since Wednesday night's apparent road rage, shooting death of a Jacksonville man, Channel 4 has found answers for drivers who are looking to avoid anger on the roadways.
"I believe in the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and I believe that they'll find him, whoever did it and honestly I'm not going to spend one moment thinking about the person who killed my husband," said Rebecca Schadowsky.
Schadowsky's husband Thomas was killed Wednesday night in what police believe was a road rage shooting. She says she's numb, trying to wrap her head around her new reality.
"Somebody killed my husband. Somebody killed the father of my child," said Schadowsky. "I'm begging anyone who knows anything to have the guts and the courage and the love to make a phone call."
The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety has offered some ideas to keep drivers safe in a road rage situation. The safety experts remind drivers to obey speed limits and traffic laws. They also recommend that drivers be cautious of others on the road and always expect the unexpected.
Lastly, AAA says keep to the right if you are a slower driver. This is something Channel 4 Crime Analyst and Safety Expert Ken Jefferson said will diffuse a violent situation before it ever gets started.
"Generally, what causes road rage is frustration. Frustration between two drivers," said Jefferson. "A typical example would be someone cutting the other driver off."
Jefferson said drivers who get cut off shouldn't make hand gestures at other motorists, he also recommended not to make eye contact or confront an upset motorist.
"If they invite you to the side of the road or they invite you to pullover, never ever engage them," said Jefferson. "They are not trying to entice you to get on the side of the road just to kindly talk to you. They want to confront you."
If you see an individual driving recklessly and have a cell phone, Jefferson recommends to call 911 immediately and give the dispatcher a description of the car and the license plate number.
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Here are some e-mails from people regarding Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry.
The hate-mail is most entertaining.
Hope you enjoy.
"I love the site! The fact that the author posts the good comments as well as insults, and even personal attacks on his character, is...well, somewhat funny. Visitors' complaints about the site/author's personal beliefs reminded me of this quote: 'If you can't answer a man's argument, all is not lost; you can still call him vile names" --- Elbert Hubbard'"
|". . .thanks for the CARM site, I have just spent another fruitful half-hour in it (with the help of NetAccellerator, which scoops up pages by the armful for later, offline browsing!) and am truly thankful for all the hard work and effort which has gone into the site. It's exactly the right thing for the majority of my needs (I work as a missionary in the City of Birmingham, UK). I really do thank and praise God for your endeavor." Stuart
|"Oh, Matt, the fact you like little short answers should reveal where you are at spiritually. My wife, a teacher, tells me children's attention span is very short AND they cannot understand abstract concepts. I'll try to remember that the next time. ;-0 "You ought to be teachers by now...." but you're still carnal as a carnival. Grow up." Gary
|"The Holy Spirit must have truly led me to your web site! I teach public middle school in Florida and I sponsor the school's only Christian club. This past week one of my girls asked me how to deal with a friend who is a J.W. and who is aggressively trying to recruit her into her cult. My girl is saved, but she doesn't know how to answer all the outrageous statements her friend makes. I went to my favorite Christian store and bought her several booklets that teach Christians how to deal with JW's and various other cults and other religions, and I also rented the video "Witness at your door" and lent it to her. Now I have found your website. I will try to download and print your tract and make sure it gets into the hands of all the students in the club, and give them enough to share with their friends." Carin
|"There's nothing difficult about answering Scriptural questions, but when you couch them in your "traditions," it gets messy. For example, I believe in the Father, Son and Holy Spirit because it is Scriptural, plain and simple. But when you add a non-Scriptural term like "Trinity," then we have to go through the same debates the early church went through which led to great bloodbaths, so if you don't mind, I prefer Scriptures over "creeds" of man and church councils. Now my Talmudic minded heretic, face the mirror and see the hypocrisy anyone can see in your life which you refuse to acknowledge. You are living a lie and everyone knows it. If you have kids, they can see right through you. Face your mirror, Matt, and see your gross hypocrisy." Gary
|"I just wanted to tell you that I have decided to leave the Mormon church. I believe that the Mormon church is clearly false and I can no longer be involved...the thing that made me see the light is the challenge you gave on how to know if you have the real Jesus. I realized that the Mormon church does not have the real Jesus...God got a hold of my heart and I can not resist him any longer! He set me free and I now know the "real Jesus"!...I have decided to rejoin the Baptist church that I left. Thank you God bless..."
A Returned Christian
|"...Your arrogance and stupidity are astounding...You idiot... I've FORGOTTEN more than you'll ever know...These are theological questions, such as what one would expect from some self-righteous moron with a cereal-box "Divinity" diploma, instead of true academic credentials...This is a perfect example of the kind of immaturity and insecurity displayed by those who can only cultivate a sense of self-worth by tearing something/someone else down. It is a juvenilistic, playground mentality that one could only hope that you'd have outgrown by now... No one who has made a serious study of ANY religion would make the grade-school-level errors you have managed. No one. Your writings are not accurate in any way, shape or form...it is idiots like you who put the work of REAL Christianity back decades. It is morons like YOU who destroy what little credibility the Evangelical movement HAS LEFT.
|"I must say I am very impressed with the information I have found in your web pages. A friend of mine has used the information found here to help in witnessing to a Mormon."
|"...you seem to have almost no grasp of true Biblical exegetical principles, nor do I believe you really have any understanding of the Early Church. In fact, I find my original assessment of you to be "right on". You are a hateful, arrogany, [sic] stupid persecutor of anyone and everyone who is "different" from you in any way, shape, or form. If I were a betting man, I would also bet that you are a bigot and unashamed racist..."
|"Your Web page is excellent, and the information is great, thank you."
|"Your studies are incomplete and misleading...It isn't very CHRIST LIKE! To blasphimize other religions, And I believe it states in the BIBLE AND! The Book of Mormon that blasphimizing other religions is not Christ Like and is wrong! That just shows how much credit your information is REALLY Worth!"
|"Hi, I was browsing around the Web trying to find some apologetics material by Josh McDowell and came upon your page. Just wanted to say that this is Great!! I have downloaded several items and plan to use them in the Bible studies that I lead."
|"It is with heart felt sadness that I come across information such as yours...For centuries man has fought about the one this that is supposed to unify him, to teach him to love thy neighbor..."
|"Thank you for putting these kinds of resources on the internet. They are valuable resources that all Christians should have access to."
|"I have one simple question for you. Are you ignorant or dishonest? Many of your statements about Mormonism is plain and simply dishonest and deceitful. I have a feeling that you are dishonest rather than ignorant."
|"I just wanted to compliment you on your work. I located this sight accidentally, and only had a few minutes to look it over. It is an excellent resource for ministry and support. It was obviously a product of a lot of work. Congratulations on a job well done, and thank you."
|"It strikes me queer that a Christian Scholar would be anal enough to collect data about a mythological disaster. Don't you have anything better to do, like censor the internet from those dirty porn pages?"
|"Thanks for the effort you have put into your "web page"...Keep up the good work."
|"Sorry rehash of old arguments. Can tell you have never spoken with truly knowledgeable Mormon about these beliefs. Or... if you have, you didn't listen very well."
|"...I really appreciate what you are doing. I am a minister and have found this page to be helpful and insightful. In my first church it is good to have such readily available resources."
|"Christianity is the one true religion? As you say this sounds narrow-minded and dogmatic - that is because it IS narrow-minded and dogmatic. Why does your faith rely so heavily on being the ONLY way and putting down the beliefs of others? Sounds like some theological insecurities to me? Your sad, confined view of religion does a disservice to the rest of the religious world. Open your mind to uncomfortable questions and avoid the temptation to hold up "scriptures" (as the irrefutable proof of what you believe."
|"The Wacko Filter is a great idea!"
|"drop dead"
|"I'm writing to say thanks for making this page I think it will provide me with enough information to disprove most non-Christian religions."
|"I do believe that you really need to read the Book of Mormon again and put Moroni 10:4-5 in action. When you do this, you will learn that your page on the internet is all a lie. You got caught up in one of Satan's temptations to try and take the gospel of the earth again. IT WON'T HAPPEN. I promise. If you don't change your form of thought, you will eventually realize what you have done."
|"I just want you to know what a blessing this web sight is. This information is gona save me hours of study."
|"Hello. I think it very sad that you waste your time trashing other religions when you should be worrying about the salvation of your soul!"
|"It is so scary that Satan has brought about such false religions to man kind. But it's people like you that expose his kingdom, and teach people like me about what to watch out for in the cults such as Mormonism and the JW's. They are so deceptive; an equal trait of the enemy. I pray that your ministry flourishes, and that we'll see many born again Christians of the real Jesus in heaven."
|"...There's nothing satanic or evil about the New Age. The only thing "of the devil" is ORTHODOXY...The New Age is all about getting outside of the orthodoxy and leaving that parasite behind...[The New Age Movement] says that man is God within, that you don't need the blood of Jesus to cleanse you of your sin, etc."
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Dr. Lonnie King, dean and Ruth Stanton Chair in Veterinary Medicine, has been awarded the Global One Health Award by the World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) at their World Congress in Auckland, New Zealand. This award is presented annually to an individual or organization that has promoted the global One Health concept, which studies the links between animal health, human health and environmental health.
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vices.there's hell in your eyes, painting them black cesspits that could eat away the stars.vices.2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
you tell me you need out of your head. the moon pulls higher in the sky, quietly marking the hour. our feet hang over empty air, the tracks below an open casket. you inhale nicotine and exhale burning buildings. smoke curls like fingers into the body of the night.
we're breaking like an ocean. eggshells on pavement.
i can't hold you together,
so you down handfuls of little white pills like peppermint candies.
like if you just keep swallowing, they'll whitewash the walls of your ribcage and purge your dirty heart.
you drink like you're always thirsty,
like you've found the antidote to forgetting.
instead, i hold matches to the dry tinder of my parchment skin to see if it catches fire
to burn down the gosttown of all the things i can't forget.
i dig trenches in my skin to leak out poison pulsing in my veins and the dirty swingset in my bones.
we both have memories we can't kill.
the black in our
h a l f glassIf you were to say to me is your glass half full or half empty.h a l f glass2 years ago in Philosophical More Like This
I would reply with this.
A glass half empty has already filled,
Because you cannot fill a glass empty.
So we have to assume that half of the substance,
In the glass has been taken out.
A glass half empty means you had lots and it has been taken from you,
A glass half full implies there are limitations to ones fullness.
Of both I am neither,
My reply will be,
I drink from the bottle.


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I'm not sure I'm going to do this in 30 minutes, but signed up for 5K race on Sunday 14Feb. I'm supposed to be training light this week Tue and Thur only, but I ran 3 miles today in under 30 minutes. My heart rate had plenty of upside room the entire time, so depending on crowding and course I think I can do it!
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I'm not sure I'm going to do this in 30 minutes, but signed up for 5K race on Sunday 14Feb. I'm supposed to be training light this week Tue and Thur only, but I ran 3 miles today in under 30 minutes. My heart rate had plenty of upside room the entire time, so depending on crowding and course I think I can do it!
Physical therapist made me back off from the Runners World 4-run-per-week plan. He told me my muscles weren't strong enough, and I should be doing strength training and stretching, and back off to 3 days per week. And now I can run for a half hour straight! I've run 5K and 4 mi. already this week. Now I can go sign up for a few 5K races & try to do my 30 minutes! Yay! Even a 45 year old guy with 50-60 extra lbs of weight can do this!
Well, I had to stay off my ankle for a few weeks, and now it feels great. I ran this morning, and did a 5k in under 35 minutes. I think I'm back about week 5 of the Runners World plan, so I'll back up and jump in there. I'll also do more stretching after my runs, and the physical therapist says I ran too hard, too soon, before doing any strength training on my legs. So I'm going to back off to 3x /week, and maybe try to get some strength training working. Want to put this up here, in case any other 40-somethings are trying this goal and getting frustrated. Shoot, I smoked for almost 30 years, I can take a few extra months to get my 5K in. No shame in that. Sort of amazed that I was able to run 1.5 miles straight, after a few weeks off!
Ran 15 min, walk 1, run 7, walk 1, run 6, walk 1.
Time: 00:35:42
Distance: 3.36 mi
Avg HR: 156 bpm
Max HR: 168 bpm
Well, that was stupid. I thought my ankle had gotten better, so I ran on it. Now it's hurt again. I think I need to go to sports medicine doc. Anyway, the week off didn't damp my cardio capacity – i ran two miles without stopping! Over 20 minutes, then a little bit of a walk.
Week 7 I guess, but I need to reset here and pick up again with the 4x/week runs, after a doctor tells me it's okay.
Time: 00:31:31
Distance: 2.98 mi
Avg HR: 153 bpm
Max HR: 167 bpm
Had to skip Monday because I hurt my ankle. Still hurts and I foolishly ran on it today. Bad me. Oh well. I think I'll switch to elliptical for a week, maybe, to keep from pounding my legs/knees/feet. I'm feeling foolish about that. But the crazy thing is, I am LOVING the running. If you'd told me that 2 months ago, I'd have said you were crazy.
Run 17 minutes, walk 1, run 12 minutes.
Time: 00:32:44
Distance: 3.13 mi
Avg HR: 156 bpm
Max HR: 169 bpm
Saturday of week 5. Again I skipped Friday, but that still left me with three runs this week, so the pontificators of 3x/week should be happy. I actually completed my third mile before the 30 minute mark! Woot! Today's stats:
Time: 00:37:01
Avg Pace: 10:27 min/m
Avg HR: 155 bpm
Max HR: 167 bpm
I'm still old and fat, but I didn't know a month ago that I'd EVER be able to run 1.5 miles without stopping, never mind walk a minute and do it AGAIN.
Run 13 min, walk 1 min, run 13, walk 1, run 2. So I stopped my running computer thingy and I did a 5k in 32 minutes! And that includes two minutes of walking, so it's pretty clear that I'm going to knock this thing out. Again, it keeps feeling like I'm not going to be able to make it, but then I just slow down a little bit and plod ahead, and it turns out I can make it! It's hard, but I do it. Heart rate was very high today, so I might need to slow down more for Friday's run.
Time: 00:32:04
Distance: 3.18 mi
Avg HR: 160 bpm
Max HR: 171 bpm
Over a month into this, and I'm sticking with the program! Today is Monday of week 5 of the Runners World Beginning Runner program. I missed Friday because of an early morning meeting, and didn't quite make the full half hour on Saturday because of the giant hill at the end of my run, so I was contemplating redoing Week 4 again. But instead, I decided to try week 5 but keep the course flat this time, and I did it! I ran/walked 5k today, in about 33 minutes. It'll get harder on Wednesday and Friday, but I'm confident that I can put my head down, pace myself, and plow through. Today's run:
Run 12 minutes, walk 1, run 12, walk 1, run 4.
Time: 00:33:06
Distance: 3.19 mi
Avg HR: 154 bpm
Max HR: 165 bpm
Skipped Friday run because of early morning meeting.
Attempted to do Saturday run:
Run 11 min, walk 1, run 11, walk 1, run 6.
Couldn't get the full 6 done, because hill kicked my ass. Ran the rest after getting over top of hill.
Maybe I should repeat week 4 until I don't fail. Or maybe I should just push through and do week 5, but stick to no giant hills. Let's see, on Monday.
Wednesday of week 4. I ran what I was supposed to, and it almost (but didn't!) killed me. I keep thinking I'll fall over, then I don't. Is this how it is for everyone, or just old fat guys?
Run 9 min, Walk 1 min, Repeat 3X
Time: 00:30:05
Distance: 2.80 mi
Avg HR: 158 bpm
Max HR: 168 bpm


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Rick Mascarini was the winner of our recent Pat Mastelotto Recidivate competition and here he is with his prize...
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On This Day In... 1980
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Thu., Apr 10, 2014
The League Of Gentlemen played their debut gig at Moles Club in Bath.
On This Date...1969
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Wed., Apr 9, 2014
King Crimson played their first official gig at London's Speakeasy. Of this momentous occasion Robert noted in his diary "Massive success. The word starts to creep about in the business." Ian McDonald observed that the gig was "Great. Moody (Blues) there and lots of faces. Ginger Baker, Manfred Mann. Blew their minds. Took Bob and Greg home. Home 5.30. Bed 6."
Limited Edition Tippett
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Tue., Apr 8, 2014
There's a new 4 LP limited edition vinyl release featuring Keith Tippett available from french suppliers Metamkine.
Mister Stormy's Monday Selection
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Mon., Apr 7, 2014
Mister Stormy has blown the dust of a previously unreleased P6 studio session from 2006. You can check it out here.
Sixteen Years Ago This Week
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Mon., Apr 7, 2014
ProjeKct Two's Space Groove album was released 16 years ago this very week coinciding with a Japanese tour where they shared the bill with the crew of Bruford Levin Upper Extremities. You can download that gig in Nagoya (or purchase a 20 gig bundle) here. The Space Groove album came out of an intensive three-day blast between Adrian Belew on V-Drums and Robert Fripp and Trey Gunn recorded at Belew's studio, marking the first recorded shot in the frakctalisation of King Crimson's Double Trio incarnation.
Crimson Covered
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Mon., Apr 7, 2014
As Asia release a new album, Gravitas, Asia featuring John Payne is about to issue a covers album including a rendition of Court Of The Crimson King. Check out which other numbers are included over here.
Having Your Cake...
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Sat., Apr 5, 2014
Spotted on twitter, Crim fan Chris Barron has posted a pic of his birthday cake. "Tasted gorgeous too" Chris remarks.
The Road To Red At Home 35
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Sat., Apr 5, 2014
Emanating its eerie presence, we see The Road To Red at an undisclosed location in Europe, brilliantly captured in all its malevolent glory by Henk-Jan Eras...
The Road To Red At Home 34
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Sat., Apr 5, 2014
My thanks to Roger in Fontenay sous Bois, France for sharing The Road To Red in rather spacious surroundings with lots of friends to keep it company...
On This Date...1969
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Sat., Apr 5, 2014
Barry Godber had been busy constructing and painting a couple covers to augment Michael Giles' twin bass drums, and on this date in 1969, took them to the basement of the cafe on Fulham Palace Broadway where Crimson were rehearsing. This is one of the few colour photographs of the fiery eyes adorning the drumkit and was captured when the remnants of the original King Crimson mimed Cat Food on Top Of The Pops. The occasion also marked the last time Godber's augmentation to the kit were seen in public.
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Ladies and gentlemen, here are your potential New York Yankees Opening Day starters:
1B: Juan Rivera
2B: Robinson Cano
3B: Kevin Youkilis
SS: Eduardo Nunez
LF: Ichiro Suzuki
CF: Brett Gardner
RF: Brennan Boesch
C: Francisco Cervelli
DH: Travis Hafner
Over the last two seasons, those nine guys have combined to hit .270/.334/.423 – but that is HEAVILY weighted by Robinson Cano's .307/.364/.542. If we remove his numbers, the team's averages over that time fall to a less than impressive .262/.327/.396.
For comparison, the 2012 Minnesota Twins hit .260/.325/.390.
We'll have more on this Cano dependency in our next post. But, it's already quite obvious that the Yankees will need Robinson to come through big-time until these injuries heal.


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Edit this RAW File WEEK 77 – Nikon D3200 FILE
Last week we had a Nikon D800 RAW File this week we have a Nikon D3200 File that I captured while in Chicago this past week.
I exported this file as a DNG so you can open it in any program you would like. What will you do with this file, will you crop it, go black and white, go color or go over the top extreme. I think a 1920's gangster edit could be pretty interesting and make for a fun edit.
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Edit this RAW File Week 76 – Nikon D800 Studio Image
This weeks RAW EDIT brings us a RAW File from a Nikon D800. I went ahead and saved it as a DNG so you all can open it in what ever version of Lightroom you may have.
Studio shots are always interesting. They give you the ability to tweak many different things and thats exactly what I would like to see with this weeks RAW EDITS.
Be sure to click the image below to access the RAW file from the Fro Forum. Be sure to post your edits in the forum to possibly be included in the selection for your RAW Edits of the WEEK.Read More »
Edit this RAW File week 75 – SONY Girl
This week we have a file from a Sony A550 DSLR. This is one of the first times that we have had a Sony RAW file to work with. The thing about this image is there is something there but its far away. We have an attractive model in a not so bad pose but the image needs to be saved.
How would you edit it, how will you save it, will you go black and white, split tone, leave it color or do some other kind of extreme edit. I think you all may end up cropping this image to make the composition much better and I will be doing that as well. I was pretty surprised to see how well the RAW file held up when cropped to an extreme amount.
Have fun and lets see some crazy edits this week.
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Edit This RAW File Week 74 – Piercing
This week we see this NEW RAW FILE 74 to edit as well as your RAW Edits of the week 73 Skee Ball.
What will you do with this weeks RAW file of the young lady with the interesting holes in her face? Will you go traditional or will you go totally extreme. Either way have fun with it and be sure to post it in the Fro Forum.
This week you will get to see both Adam and my RAW EDIT of the Skee Ball image just like old times. We sit down and discuss the differences between both of our edits.
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This weeks RAW file comes from one of the recent photo of the day files. I asked the photographer to send it over as I thought you guys would have a lot of fun editing it. What direction will you take it, will you go HDR which I think has a chance of looking really good or will you go extreme black and white? The great thing here is its totally up to you which direction you should go.
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Edit this RAW File WEEK 72
Here we have a photo that was taken at a photography workshop where they bring out models for everyone to photograph. The color in this images is already popping so what will you do with it? Is this one going to stay color or go black and white? Are you going to have her stepping off the titanic or possible landing on the moon?
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Edit this RAW File Week 71 – Rock Climber
This weeks RAW file holds unique possibilities for edits bother normal and slightly extreme. I think there are many options to tae this weeks file from cropping to black and white to tones. If you are feeling adventurous and would like to try an extreme edit go for it. I can see a few of you cutting this guy out and placing him in different places around the world.
Captured with the Nikon D7000 and Nikon 18-200. Feel free to edit this image in Lightroom 4, Photoshop or any other program you have.
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Edit this RAW File Week 70
I am really drawn to this image for many reasons. It is sharp, interesting and holds major potential for numerous amounts of RAW Edits. There is no telling how many different directions you guys will take this raw file. What will you do with it, will you turn the sky deep purple or even fire red or will you go a direction I have not even though about yet?
Let's see what you can do both with normal edits and off the wall ones. Have fun!!!!!!
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Edit this RAW File WEEK 69 – Nikon D4 Raw FILE
I have had my Nikon D4 for about a week now. I honestly have not shot to much but I did go out to the baseball field last week to capture some images. You guys have been asking me to put up a Nikon D4 RAW file so I am doing the next best thing.
Being that most people wouldn't have a way to open a D4 RAW file I saved it as a DNG that can be opened in older Lightroom and Photoshop applications.
This image was taken with the Nikon D4 with the Nikon 300 2.8 AFS. I think it is time for me to upgrade to a 300 2.8 AFS VRII so if anyone is interested in picking up mine please drop me a line.
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Edit this RAW File WEEK 68 – Flying FRO
Right now I am in Austin TX fro SXSW but wanted to still put up a RAW file for you guys to play with. If you were wondering I will be putting up your RAW edits 67 when I get home.
This weeks file came from a FrotoWALK in Nashville, TN and yes Iw as jumping off the wall the help people capture motion.
I know some of you are going to have a great time doing some creative edits of this file. Feel free to post some cartoon style thought bubble images along with your normal RAW Edits.
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Robin Brenner in her book, "Understanding Manga and Anime" suggests that if you didn't grow up reading manga, that you might find the distinct style and symbolism used by the artists to convey meaning off-putting. For me, this is exactly the reason why I love manga: it is packed full of hidden messages that tell a story of a culture different from my own.
Over the next few months I'll attempt to share with you what, in my opinion, makes manga great! Hopefully it will encourage you to try some for yourself or at the very least, give you some insight into why your teenager has become so involved in this burgeoning fandom. So, let's start with those huge eyes...
Eyes, they say are, "a window to the soul"… and nowhere except in manga can we see this message so clearly. In manga, size of eyes is often an indicator of innocence; the bigger the eyes the "purer" the character, and vice versa. This is particularly obvious in fantasy, romantic comedy, and adventure-type stories.
One of the best examples of this is in "Rurouni Kenshin" by Nobuhiro Watsuki. It is the fictional story of Himura Kenshin who was the legendary assassin Hitokiri Battosai during the Meiji Restoration. Kenshin has pledged never to kill again, and has become a wandering samurai using his sword to protect the people in an attempt to atone for his sins. But, because he is strong and because society is still in turmoil, his resolve to not kill is continually being tested. Every time his eyes change from round orbs to tight slits you know that he's about to do something dangerous!
Another good example of this can be found in Yuu Watase's manga. Watase is primarily known for her shoujo (for girls) fantasy stories starring cheerful and naive teenage girls. Compared to her other protagonists, Aya in "Ceres: Celestial Legend" has been drawn with a slight downward angle to her eyes. Watase intentionally uses this device to help create a heroine with a bit of "attitude".
Personally, this is my favourite of Watase's translated works. "Ceres: Celestial Legend" is about twins Aya and Aki, whose destiny's overtake them on their 16th birthday. The goddess Ceres has been reborn in Aya; her mission is to find her long lost Celestial robes which were stolen by Aya's ancestor... the man who just happens to have been reborn in Aki.
The hidden messages and meanings that are found in manga are often the same as those found in Anime (Japanese animation) -- find out even more hidden meanings in, "The Anime Companion" and, "The Anime Companion 2" by Gilles Poitras. Or, if you're interested in learning more about the symbolism and history of eyes in manga, check out the book, "Manga" by Stuart A. Kallen.
I enjoy reading suspense filled fiction full of unusual characters. The twists and turns of new offbeat novels by Jamie Mason and Gregory Gibson kept me engaged until the last page.
In "Three Graves Full", the delicious debut by Jamie Mason, you'll find a skillfull page turning thiller replete with delightfully quirky characters including two savvy detectives, a nosey surviving girlfriend and one stupendously intelligent dog. When quiet and unassuming Jason Getty decides to hire landscapers to tame his front yard it isn't long until they discover two bodies buried there. And neither one is the body that Jason knows is buried in the backyard. Jason is now petrified that his dark secret will be revealed and his world quickly unwinds as he desperately tries to stay ahead of the game.
If remarkable characters appeal to you, then try Gregory Gibson's soon to be released novel "The Old Turk's Load". Set against the backdrop of the 1967 Newark riots,the lives of the shady real estate developer Richard Mundi, crime lord Angelo DiNoto, his socially activist daughter Gloria, and drug ridden cancer survivor Mailman collide in a crime spree of heroin and stolen art. It's up to private investigator "Walkaway" Kelly to discover the truth behind Gloria's revolutionary activities, but he is soon distracted by what appears to be the murder of Gloria's mother. It all cumulates in an unforgettable showdown over the Old Turk's Load.
To find these and other great new books check out Calgary Public Library's catalogue.
Quick Tip: Did you know that you can put holds on books before Calgary Public Library has them in stock? As soon as the book is ordered we create a record for it. Once you see the record in our catalogue, go ahead and place your hold!
Have you ever wondered where the mysterious numbers come from on the spines of public library books? In fact, the library has staff who ensure that books are grouped with other books on similar topics so they can be easily discovered and browsed by customers.
Calgary Public Library staff use a numbering system called the Dewey Decimal Classification - named for its creator, Melville Dewey. Most public libraries, and many elementary school libraries use the same numbering system which groups books into 10 broad categories. Using the same system at all our branches is handy; if you use more than one public library branch, you will find the books and material labelled and arranged in the same order regardless of where you are.
Armed with your Dewey Decimal number you can find what you are looking for pretty easily. For example, when I drop my son off at Crowfoot Arena for his hockey practice, I usually pop into the Crowfoot Library and look for some budget recipe cookbooks. Hockey players eat a lot so I am always looking for recipes. The next day, when I'm down at the South Fish Creek Arena for my son's game, I visit the Shawnessy Library while he is doing his pre-game warm up. Using the same Dewey Decimal number I used at the Crowfoot Library, I can look for budget recipe cookbooks at the Shawnessy Library.
It's a useful shortcut in the same way that shopping at your neighbourhood grocery store is convenient because you know exactly where to go to get that last minute item you need for dinner. The Dewey Decimal System makes your library "shopping" and browsing a little bit easier!
It may have escaped your notice, but the Calgary Public Library has a wonderful collection of comic books and graphic novels -- we call them graphix! Within this collection my personal favourite format is manga, (pronounced mah-n-gah) – or, Japanese comics. I borrowed my first manga nearly a decade ago from the Calgary Public Library, and I've been obsessively reading them ever since.
There are so many things that I love about this format: the dynamic art, fascinating stories, and engaging characters, in a wide and varying range of genres: romance, comedy, mystery, horror, science fiction, fantasy, etc. There really is something in it for everyone. If you're new to the format and interested in giving it a try, here are three suggestions to get you started:
For the Absolute beginner or, if you like to read the "Funny Pages", you might like:
Yotsuba&! By Kiyohiko Azuma. This series has the flavour of comic strips without relying on the regular 3-paneled format.
Yotsuba& is named for and follows the small adventures of a happy-go-lucky preschooler. The stories are short, heart-warming and laugh-out-loud funny. And although this series is shelved in the children's area, I highly recommend this comedy-gem to readers of any age and experience level.
If you dabble in comic books, or enjoy graphic novels, you might like:
Black Blizzard by Yoshihiro Tatsumi. Black Blizzard fits into the "Gekiga" tradition of manga. Gekiga, a term coined by this author, refers to "dramatic pictures" and I feel it closely resembles the Western tradition of graphic novels. If you've some experience with graphic novels like Maus, Blankets, or Persepolis, this might be the manga to start with.
This story follows two criminals who attempt to escape their fate while discovering they have more links in their life than the chains binding them together.
If you're a regular reader of American-style comic books, you might like:
Akira by Katsuhiro Otomo. This is a disturbing psychological sci-fi series set in post-apocalyptic neo-Tokyo. The story follows two orphaned teenagers and their connection with a group of scientifically modified telekinetic children. Akira is one of the children, and his power is believed to be the cause of the first apocalypse and destruction of old Tokyo – if his power reawakens, he could cause a second apocalypse as well.
When reading this series, the differences between American-style comics and manga don't feel quite so obvious: It's quickly paced, less stylized, and even produced in the familiar left-to-right reading direction. I urge you to give it a try.
For most people, February is that time of the year when we all must prepare ourselves for the dreaded tax season ahead, but for all you fashionistas and Project Runway fans out there, it is also a month when the new fashion trends for the Fall/Winter 2013 season are put out on display during New York Fashion Week and London Fashion Week.
For the month of February in London and New York, big name designers from Valentino to Ralph Lauren, as well as the more avant-garde, showcase their designs to the world, while fashion magazines and blogs comment on what they see as the emerging or repeating trends of the upcoming season. From what I've read in the blogosphere, leather, animal print, and androgynous looks paired with more feminine elements are big trends for 2013.
While I can't experience the glamour of New York or London Fashion Week in person, I can live fashion vicariously through the Internet, and so can you! Now available on the Calgary Public Library website in the E-Library, is the Vogue Archive which contains all issues of the magazine (US edition) from its beginnings in 1892 to the current month. Access to the Vogue Archive is available with your Calgary Public Library card and can be found in the Arts & Music section and Newspapers & Magazines section of the E-Library.
This virtual archive includes every page, cover, and advertisement that has been published by Vogue, all of which are searchable by photographer/illustrator, fashion item, company/brand, and much, much more. The archive also allows readers to browse by issue as well as by subject area.
What I find most impressive with the Vogue Archive is the quality of the images. As I was browsing through the January 2013 issue on my computer, I was blown away by the high-resolution and bright colours of each image. The only drawback that some readers may come across is that the Flash Image Viewer format will not be compatible on certain devices such as an iPad. The Flash Image Viewer allows viewers to manipulate a page such as zooming in and rotating the picture. Fortunately, for iPad users the regular Full Text format with images is also available, although the reading experience is not as interactive as it would be with Flash.
Not only is it an enjoyable experience to have over 100 year's worth of the Vogue collection at my fingertips, but the Vogue Archive is also a valuable resource for those studying fashion or who are interested in fashion history, the arts, design and fashion journalism.
One and Only Ivan
A week ago in Seattle over 10,000 librarians, exhibitors and book lovers gathered together for the American Library Association's Midwinter meeting in Seattle, WA. One of Midwinter's highlights was the Youth Media Awards, naming some of the year's best books, audiobooks and videos for children.
This year's awards provide some wonderful books for children, not the least of which is the John Newbery Medal winner, Katherine Applegate's The One and Only Ivan. Ivan is a silverback gorilla living in the Big Top Mall and Video Arcade. He is also an artist who is just as likely to eat his crayons as draw with them, and his charm will capture readers as surely as it does Ruby, the baby elephant in the cage beside him, and Julia, who delivers him crayons and finger paints. This is a book that is worth sharing, savoring, or reading aloud.
This Is Not My Hat
The Randolph Caldecott medalist for the most distinguished picture book for children was awarded to Jon Klassen, author/illustrator of This Is Not My Hat, the charming and sly story of a minnow with a stolen chapeau, oblivious to his misdeeds. Mr. Klassen, who was born in Manitoba and grew up in Ontario, also wrote the text for one of this year's Caldecott honor books, Extra Yarn, illustrated by Mac Barnett.
R. Hartman (on the left) at the ALA Midwinter conferenceAnother Canadian author did very well at the awards; it was my great pleasure to congratulate Rachel Hartman in person just before she was awarded the Morris Award for the best YA book by a debut author for Seraphina. Seraphina was also voted to the lists of Top Ten Best Fiction for Young Adults and Notable Children's books. Seraphina Dombegh is a talented musician living in a world where dragons can take human form, and the two have had a peace treaty for 40 years. Seraphina's mother, also a musician, died in childbirth, and Seraphina has been keeping a dangerous secret ever since. When a prince is murdered, a dragon is immediately suspected of being the killer, and Seraphina's unique position in the court makes her the ideal person to investigate and possibly prevent war. Congratulations to all of the winners and honorees!


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text: Fez is a platform jumper with an interdimensional twist, released by Polytron in 2012. In Fez, you are a marshmallow-looking fellow happily living in his little town of similar marshmallow-looking people until you meet a divine being known as the Hypercube which gives you a magical hat (the titular fez) which gives you the ability to venture into… dun dun DUN… the third dimension. Or, well, kind of the third dimension–more accurately a two-dimensional orthogonal projection of a rotatable view of the third dimension. Yes, yes, I know that's confusing unless you happen to have a computer graphics background. It takes a little work to wrap your head around it, but once you understand it is a neat idea that lends the game most of its novelty.


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The former chief of staff to Secretary of State Colin Powell pledged Tuesday to testify against former Vice President Dick Cheney if he is ever tried for war crimes.
Col. Lawrence Wilkerson told Democracy Now's Amy Goodman that he would participate in a trial even if it meant personal repercussions.
"I, unfortunately — and I've admitted to this a number of times, publicly and privately — was the person who put together Colin Powell's presentation at ...