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I think I got this from boingboing, but heck, maybe it was from a story here and I'm just very ready for it to be the weekend!
I happened to catch this lecture last night while working out (am I the only person who watches C-SPAN on the treadmill, outside of DC?) and it was super cool. I'm posting the schedule here so maybe more people will get the chance to geek out over discussions of how to classify blogs and if they can ever be authoritative resources. Can you believe we get paid to think about this stuff (in between answering reference questions and/or cataloging that weird serial and/or all those other things we do)?
Subject: New Series on C-SPAN: "Digital Future"
C-SPAN Special Alert!
Nation's Top Thinkers on the Digital Future to
Present Series of Lectures at the Library of
C-SPAN will be covering the Library of Congress'
new evening lecture series, "Digital Future,"
presenting some of the best known names in
digitally networked communications. The series
begins with a talk by David Weinberger, an expert
on blogging, who will discuss how and in which
situations blogs work and their value in
children's education. The lecture airs this
Monday, 6:30 - 8 pm ET, live on C-SPAN.
Participate in the series by emailing questions
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Future lecture topics include:
Monday, December 13 - Brewster Kahle, a digital
librarian & director and co-founder of the
Internet Archive. He will explain how and why
capturing material on the Web is important, and
discuss the challenges of selecting pertinent
Monday, January 31 - Brian Cantwell Smith, dean
of the Faculty of Information Studies at the
University of Toronto. The title of his talk
is "And Is All This Stuff Really Digital After
Monday, February 14 - David Levy, professor at
the Information School of the University of
Washington. He will discuss the shift of the
experience of reading from the fixed page to
digital, and the effect that has had on
Thursday, March 3 - Lawrence Lessig, professor at
Stanford Law School & founder of the Stanford
Center for Internet and Society. He will discuss
digital copyright issues.
Monday, March 14 - Edward Ayers, dean of the
College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences at
the University of Virginia. He will address the
implications of creating and distributing
knowledge in today's digital environment.
Monday, March 28 - Neil Gershenfeld, director for
the Center of Bits and Atoms at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology. His talk is titled
"From the Library of Information to the Library
of Things."
Series dates and times subject to change. Visit
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I was teaching a class today (a Journalism class, a first for me!) and I brought a volume of Readers Guide to Periodical Literature to pass around since the students will need it for their assignment, and I guessed that perhaps they had never seen it before. Dang whippersnappers. As I handed it to the guy in the front row, it ripped off half my thumbnail. Ouch. I think the book was just bitter since I was going to show the students how to access Readers Guide online.
In other news, there was a person in my first class of the day (a freshman orientation) who had never used Google before. That was also a first!
The new job is going well, injuries aside. I really enjoy teaching and working the desk. I miss cataloging though...
Between the dead pets and the bad election news, things are downright depressing in the LISNews Journals. I'm not sure I have much to cheer you all up--dead pets and 4 more years of W are pretty grim. Apparently the news that Kerry would clean up your library wasn't enough for 52% of voters! Here's a knock knock joke to cheer you all up, or at least annoy your co-workers.
Person 1: Knock knock.
Person 2: Who's there?
Person 1: Control freak.
Person 1: Now you say "control freak who?"
For all you academic librarians out there, how did your presentation/job talk go? Did you have a prepared speech, a power point, handouts?
I had all those things. But the two candidates we're interviewing here for a librarian position did not. It's kind of strange. I just always assumed that for your job interview presentation you'd do something formal and polished, like you were presenting at a conference or teaching a class. These two candidates used the presentation to give us a personal bio, show some of the projects they've been working on, and take questions. They were very informal and not at all organized. One guy went waaaaay over the time limit too.
Maybe it's my public speaking background but this seemed very odd to me. What are other librarians' experiences with the job talk/presentation? Am I just a fuddy-duddy? Is this the new big thing? Or did these guys miss the concept?
Today I got one of those fun ref desk phonecalls asking me to settle a bet. The caller asked, "What year did the Trade Center go down?"
I said, "You mean the year it was destroyed?"
She said yes, and I said, "September 11, 2001," because it was a no-brainer for me and I would guess most Americans.
She replied, "I knew it! Will you tell my friend? He doesn't believe me." Being the impeccable public servant that I am, I said that would be fine.
So the guy gets on the phone. I said, "Hi, you were asking about the World Trade Center? It was destroyed in 2001."
"Are you sure?" he asks. "I think it was 2002. I saw it on TV."
"I'm positive. They probably showed footage on the anniversary"
"How do you know?"
"Uh, I was there. Do you want me to get you a cite?" He did, and so I looked up World Trade Center in Encyclopedia Americana. Sure enough, it was destroyed in a terrorist attack on Sept. 11, 2001. This seemed to finally satisfy the guy.
Geez. Have we come to this already? How can someone forget WHICH YEAR THE WTC ATTACK HAPPENED IN???? Especially with the Republicans reminding us every day! Especially when it was only 3 years ago!
Sometimes I don't know whether to laugh or cry.
PS--I wasn't actually in NYC on Sept. 11--I said that I was there in the sense that I assumed all Americans were there. No one I know will ever forget that day. But apparently one guy in Montana did!
During my first solo shift on the reference desk at my new job, a student asked me, "Where is the book return?" Guess what wasn't covered in my training? It's probably part of the great circ vs. ref divide. So we went on a journey of discovery together and found the book return about ten feet away.
It's a good thing the question came up because I got the same query two more times after that!
Even in mild-mannered Montana libraries there are still controversies. Okay, this is probably not a controversy but a difference in opinion. At my last reference job, all the librarians were expected to know how to work circ. It was a small library and I was often working on my own, so it was necessary to know the rudiments of circulation.
In my new job, the circ manager would also like the librarians to know the rudiments of circ. It's pretty rare that a librarian would be working alone, but it would be helpful to know how to check out a reserve item or something if there's no circ person to be found immediately. She was super excited that I know how to use the system already (since it's the same as my old library) and hoped that I would be some sort of example to the other librarians.
But, the librarian who manages the circ manager doesn't want librarians to "mess around" with circ. "I don't want anyone to be a dilettante," he said. "Circ people work circ and reference librarians work reference." He doesn't even want the librarians to check out their own items for themselves.
Hmm. I'm not sure where I stand on this. I understand where the librarian is coming from, but I remember, back in my days as a paraprof working circ, how annoying it was that the librarians were seemingly above it. Checking out a book isn't exactly difficult and I would imagine most librarians can manage it, but I can see the advantage of maintaining clearly defined roles.
Anyone else have any thoughts?
Hey 'newsterz,
I meant to post last week but I've made it over to my new home in Missoula and now have a week of work under my belt. Today I get reference desk training! Orientation can be a little dull but it's definitely worthwhile later when I'm out on my own and some professor wants the "red book, you know, that one."
Today is my last day at the community college reference job. I couldn't have asked for a better one, either. I had a BI session with an ESL Writing class and those students were the most involved, enthusiastic group of people I have ever taught. Wow. I'm so used to the glassy eyed stare that I get absolutely psyched if the class shows any signs of life! It was a load of fun.
They had a little going away party for me here and I was worried I would cry. I haven't yet, but I fear I may get a bit sniffly on the way home. I know that my new job will be a great experience but it's hard to uproot myself from a place where I've spent most of my three years in the Midwest, where I know most of the people and where it finally felt like I was fitting in this summer...
One more "last day" at the museum job tomorrow, then I pack it up and head it out to Missoula!
We have an instructor here at the community college who always gives her students a library scavenger hunt assignment the first week of class. Normally I would be all for anything that gets students in the library but there are a few problems.
First off, the instructor doesn't let any of the library staff know what questions will be on the assignment. We find out when the first frustrated students ask us for help in finding weird little facts. This year's hunt asks for the first step in deboning a chicken, for example. That one's throwing a lot of the students.
The second problem is that the instructor created the scavenger hunt at our main library, assuming that we at the branch library had all the same print resources (the required way of answering the questions), which of course we don't. So there are two questions on the hunt that we can't answer at this campus. If we had some advance warning, we could have tried to figure out a way to get these resources here, or suggested alternate questions.
The third problem is that the students are coming into the library with no idea of what to look for or how to find it. So either they stumble around for a while, get frustrated, and ask for assistance, or they just come in, grab a librarian, and have us show them where to look for each question. I'm not sure it's teaching the students anything except to ask a librarian for help, which is a great lesson, but not worthy of the frustration all around.
Anyone else have any fun back to school assignments?
Hey all,
Thanks for all your support and well-wishes! I ended up getting the job in Montana and decided to accept it. I'm super busy making arrangements now but hope to have some spare time for LISNews soon, especially since my spouse is staying behind in Iowa for at least three months.
More updates soon!
If anyone is in the doldrums of summer and trying to keep awake at the reference desk (maybe that's just me) check out the New York Times' Mental Decathlon, in honor of the Olympics. It took me four hours (if I didn't have any reference questions, it would have taken less!). I'm curious whether others will do better.
A dog just ran by the library door, panting and grinning and having a great time. Not something you normally see here at the community college, so that was cool. Some days I suspect dogs would be better than students to have around...
Still no word on the job front. I have a couple other jobs to apply for if I don't get this one so I'm not too worried. It'd be nice to know though.
I got back from my interview in Montana yesterday. It was an interesting experience to say the least. The two part time jobs I have now I got through a very different process. The first I got because I worked as a circ clerk for the library before I left to get my master's, and the director had an opening when I finished my program. Bada-bing, no interview or anything. Very nice. The other part time job was through a connection the director at the first job had with the librarian at the second. I had an offical interview for that one but it was mostly just showing me around the building and telling me about the place.
The two-day academic interview process was a whole new concept for me. I flew in on Saturday night and was given a university car for my use on Sunday to "familiarize myself with the town." Missoula was pretty much how I left it four years ago, but with better shopping. I looked at some apartments so as to be prepared in case I got the job (think positive!). I had dinner with the Dean of the library and his wife that night. It was pretty informal and seemed to be a "getting to know you" kind of thing. Other than developing a migraine during dinner, it was pretty painless. I went back to my ritzy hotel room with its view of the wall by the pool (which everyone was very sad to hear about; apparently I was supposed to have a river view) and took some migraine meds and went to bed.
The next day I was busy from 8 am to 8 pm, with regular feedings every four hours. I got taken to breakfast, then was subjected to the normal interview questions for about an hour. I got to get my presentation out of the way after that (yay!) and the Dean was very impressed by the topic I chose of copyright issues in distance education library services (double yay!). Then I met every single person that works at the library, or so it seemed, in a series of meetings and q&a sessions and so on. I also got several tours in. I met the vice-provost of the university, who seemed to be a very busy lady who really wanted me to know she was busy. She wasn't unfriendly exactly, she was just...busy. It was kind of weird. Everyone else was super friendly and very casual and open. It really didn't feel like a grueling process after I got the presentation over. And I got lots of great food out of it.
I don't know how it went. I can never tell. People seemed like they thought I'd do a good job. UM would be a great place to work and I would be pretty happy to get the job. At the end of the day I asked them (they said to ask them anything at all) if my husband could get work at the U and they weren't sure. That would be my only concern about taking the job if it were offered. Then again, he's had three years of being employed while I've struggled. Maybe it's his turn to struggle again :-) We could switch off in three year increments, or after we each get tenure or something.
Thank you all for your advice and good wishes, and I'll keep you updated!
Yay, I got an interview at UM next Monday! I'm really happy about it, but also a bit stressed out.
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Well, hopefully I'll be able to put together a presentation that is semi-decent this week. I'm freaking out a bit about it. I think I will talk about copyright's effect on distance education services since there is lots to discuss and it's kind of interesting, plus it's a neutral topic of sorts (not like "How to evaluate your distance ed program" might be).
As always, advice, good wishes, and stress reducing techniques are always appreciated!
I just have to vent about this...my boss at the cataloging job keeps asking me where books I've cataloged are at. My response, which has not changed in the 10 months that I've worked here, is that when I'm done cataloging them I put them on the processing shelves he designated back in August '03. The problem is that these shelves are full and now my desk is full from the past three or four months of cataloging. I won't even mention the ten cardboard boxes full of books. I hated boxing them up but there is no place to put them. So he keeps asking me if I know where in these piles of books and boxes things might be located.
I've offered repeatedly to process cataloged books--I used to be a page at a public library and used to be able to cover a book in less than a minute. My boss says that's a "volunteer task" and my time is too valuable. So as it is now, I've spent nearly a year cataloging books that are completely inaccessible. He can't find them, I can't find them. What is the point? Why should I even continue to catalog stuff if there is no way to use it once I'm done with it? Today my boss decided to clear up some more shelves to store items to be processed. Soon there will be more shelves for items to be processed than for actual processed, ready to go items. I nearly lost my temper with him today because this seems like such a dumb solution to the problem. Why not just let me cover the books and label them and put them on the shelf in call number order???Anyone have any ideas on how to deal with this situation? I'm at the end of my rope. I partly hope I get the job I applied for so that I can leave this mess behind!
I think my phone interview went all right. It's so hard for me to tell with those things. I have a bad habit of rambling on and on if I can't get visual feedback that those listening understand what I'm saying. I think my eagerness (possibly my desperation!) for the job came across though, and the fact that I felt capable of doing it. We'll see if I get an on campus interview.
At my community college job we are interviewing for a part time position, and I'm on the committee for that. It's very interesting to be on the other side of the desk and to realize that rambling a bit and saying "um" doesn't make one hate an interviewee. It's kind of disenheartening, however, that these people we're interviewing don't take the time to dress up a bit. The guy we interviewed today had baggy, dirty jeans on. Crazy!
I promise you, UM, that I will wear a nice professional suit if I get an on-campus interview. Okay? :-)
The unthinkable has happened--I have a job interview.
Actually what I have is a telephone screening interview. But it's still tremendously exciting and somewhat terrifying. It's for the "Reference Librarian/Outreach Coordinator" position at the University of Montana in Missoula.
The first reason that this is so exciting is because the job would be only three hours' drive from my parents and brother (and cute little nephew and niece), and two hours' drive from my spouse's dad and grandma. We're currently a 6 hour plane trip away. Plus, Missoula is beautiful and a great place to live.
Secondly, I'm excited because I would love to have an "actual" job. My two part time jobs are great, but I don't feel like I really am part of the team at either job. At the cataloging job, I sit in a cubicle by myself all day with a huge stack of books and my iPod. I often come into work to find that someone has decided to use my cube as a storage closet for museum artifacts. The reference job is a bit better by nature, but still there are days that I'll come in and everything will be all moved around or there'll be a new person working, and the full time people will say, "oh, but we thought you already knew what was going on." Plus the job sounds super cool. Check it out.
So I'm hoping some of you LISNewsterz could send me advice and good wishes, and think of me at 4 pm central time on Wednesday. If there are any distance ed people out there, let me know what you think they'll be looking for!
Here's a brief rundown of my ALA Annual Convention that I posted on nexgenlib. If anyone wants me to elaborate or has questions, feel free to ask!
On Friday, I goofed off and went to Kennedy Space Center. When we got back I made a brief stop at the NMRT get together then hung out with a friend of mine from my undergrad days for a while.
I attended the "Service, Disney Style" on Saturday morning. The protesters were very polite and I took their flier and read it. It made some excellent points but I was too curious about Disney to stay away. The session was very interesting (if somewhat creepy).
Next I hit the NMRT Membership meeting, which was less a meeting and more a job search seminar. I grabbed relevant handouts, then left early to go to another job search seminar. I was going to go to the NMRT President's program after that, but I decided lunch and exhibits were more tempting.
I went to the Saturday afternoon ALA Membership I meeting about activism. It was quite interesting. I'm pretty liberal and I'm all
for taking a position on issues that affect libraries like CIPA and Patriot Act, but the activists at this meeting mostly wanted ALA to
take stands on things like torture and the war in Iraq. I just didn't feel like we needed to go that far, and I'm well aware that ALA's stances on issues are already pusing librarians away. I kept wanting to offer my opinion, but there were lots of others also voicing their thoughts and they usually prefaced them by saying "as a 30 year member of ALA" or "as a 25 year member of ALA," which made this newbie feel a bit unwelcome.
After that, I attended the opening session with Richard Clarke (and cheered loudly when Sandy Berman got his award!). I felt that the
opening session was another example of how ALA's activism could turn people off. I'm a liberal, like I said, but I would have preferred a
keynote that talked about issues in libraries and librarianship rather than what Bush is doing wrong in the fight against terrorism.
The Scholarship Bash was super cool. There were nearly no lines so we got to go on every ride except Earthquake (I chose Twister instead at the last minute which was totally lame).
Sunday I attended a session on recruiting new academic librarians. I was glad to see a good turnout of us younguns, saying that we're right
here looking for jobs and there was no need to worry about recruitment.
In the afternoon I got a start on the committee I'm chairing. In the evening I attended the NMRT Social, which was a blast.
Monday morning I went to the NMRT Leadership Workshop entitled: FISH! Catch the Energy, Release the Potential. It was a fun program based on the Pike Place Fish Market's customer service philosophy. I'm not sure why customer service = leadership, but it was worthwhile in any case.
I also attended ALA Membership II on Monday. This session dealt with ALA's strategic plan. They had us break down into small groups and
discuss what we thought would be important in ten years. Again, we had some new librarians who wanted to make sure the need for more librarians was not overstated.
I finished up the day with the PLA President's program's keynote, Carl Hiaasen. He is a super amusing guy with lots of insights into Florida. The only better speaker I could have imagined would be Dave Barry.
The next day I went to Disney World, but I'm sure no one wants to hear about that! :-)


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The man arrested for trespassing at Miley's home while carrying scissors was convicted and sentenced to 18 months in prison on Oct 12. Keep reading for more details in this case!
Miley Cyrus had a very scary September after a man was arrested on her property with a weapon on Friday, Sept. 7. Immediately, a judge ordered the intruder to stay 500 yards away from Miley and her home. Now, he has been convicted of the crime.
TMZ reported that the intruder, Jason Luis Rivera, 40, pled "not guilty" to trespassing and resisting arrest. But on Oct. 11, he appeared in court and was convicted of the crime. On Oct. 12, he was sentenced to the maximum penalty — 18 months in prison.
As we've previously reported, Jason was caught by cops with a pair of scissors on Miley's property, claiming she was his wife. Luckily, Miley was not at home at the time of the crime.
Miley is not planning to move after the incident.
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Talking to Management, Part 1: The Big Questions
Though most of us are outside passive minority investors, pretend for a moment that you are a private-equity investor. There's value to be had in understanding how an investor in the business would benefit in the absence of a secondary market for ownership interests. The value derived by a private-equity investor feeds slowly to the public equity investor in the short run but directly in the long run.
Then sit back and read through these questions. Prepare to ask them of the managements of the companies in which you are currently a shareholder. Imagine the answers, or even try to get them.
And adjust your holdings accordingly.
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What sustainable competitive advantages do you have vs. your competitors?As with most of my questions, I usually have a reasonable idea of what the answer is likely to be. Part of my question is to test the competence and veracity of management. If it trots out some answer that is nonsense, that is a big red flag to me. Given that most of the time I invest in mature industries, I want to hear answers that tell me the company has an expense advantage over competitors. That can be easily verified. Other possible answers include exclusive distribution agreements, patents, technological advantages and company culture. Once I hear the answer, I try to analyze how much it makes sense. Has the company really created a "moat" that protects its profits from competition, or is it trying to fool me? I don't always get a sharp answer, but the exercise is always valuable. Uncertainty leads to doing nothing or to a smaller position, which is always appropriate when you don't have a big edge. For instance, longtime readers know that I am a
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New bill proposes mandatory sound from camera phones
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1. phoneguy (Posts: 190; Member since: 08 Jan 2009)
really??????? Thats actually a legitimate concern in congress????? I would think the state of the economy would be a bit bigger of a priority........
3. Legion (Posts: 397; Member since: 12 Dec 2008)
Just goes to show where their priorities lie. Fire every single one of 'em.
5. david_the_gom (Posts: 114; Member since: 20 Dec 2008)
strongly agreed with #1... stop waste your time on camera and work on the economy revival!!!!
11. crd22 (Posts: 77; Member since: 15 Apr 2008)
Strongly agreed with #1,3,5... There are (REAL!) problems in the world, and Congress is making laws about cell phone cameras?!?! This is disgraceful to America and I am ashamed to have these people represent us.
2. Legion (Posts: 397; Member since: 12 Dec 2008)
Big brother strikes again.
4. iff2mastamatt (unregistered)
This intent of this law is for no naughty locker room photos
6. bigfanboyred (Posts: 141; Member since: 17 Jan 2009)
camera phones?! really! so does this mean i wont be able to take pictures and video of up dresses? what a drag... how about congress doing some real work...getting the banks that with OUR tax payer $$$$ bought other banks, instead of leaning the money the way they were suppose to!
7. elgee02 (Posts: 28; Member since: 26 Jan 2009)
Worst... law proposal... ever
9. vzw fanman (Posts: 1973; Member since: 11 Dec 2008)
i agree! gay...
8. VGirl (Posts: 27; Member since: 14 Jan 2009)
so does this mean they are going to do this with regular cameras too? its not just phone that people do this with. what a waist of time
10. drewsky (Posts: 147; Member since: 04 Jan 2009)
you can say that again


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Downey, Idaho
For population 25 years and over in Downey:
For population 15 years and over in Downey city:
1 residents are foreign born
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2012: $764 (0.8%)
Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Pocatello, ID (35.0 miles , pop. 51,466).
Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Denver, CO (417.2 miles , pop. 554,636).
Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Phoenix, AZ (615.7 miles , pop. 1,321,045).
Nearest cities: South Bannock, ID (2.7 miles) , Arimo, ID (3.1 miles ), Oxford, ID (3.6 miles) , Lava Hot Springs, ID (3.8 miles ), McCammon, ID (4.0 miles ), Malad City, ID (4.2 miles ), Clifton, ID (4.2 miles ), Mink Creek, ID (4.6 miles) .
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Earthquake activity:Downey-area historical earthquake activity is significantly above Idaho state average. It is 362% greater than the overall U.S. average.
On 3/28/1975 at 02:31:05, a magnitude 6.2 (6.1 MB, 6.0 MS, 6.2 ML, Class: Strong, Intensity: VII - IX) earthquake occurred 34.0 miles away from the city center
On 2/3/1994 at 09:05:04, a magnitude 5.8 (5.4 MB, 5.5 MS, 5.8 MW, 5.8 ML, Depth: 4.9 mi, Class: Moderate, Intensity: VI - VII) earthquake occurred 63.6 miles away from Downey center
On 4/21/2001 at 17:18:56, a magnitude 5.4 (5.4 MB, 4.9 MS, 5.3 MW, Depth: 0.5 mi) earthquake occurred 50.4 miles away from the city center
On 2/11/1994 at 14:59:50, a magnitude 5.3 (4.8 MB, 5.1 ML, 5.3 ML, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 61.9 miles away from the city center
On 4/7/1994 at 16:16:44, a magnitude 5.2 (4.3 MB, 4.8 ML, 5.2 ML, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 56.4 miles away from Downey center
On 2/4/1994 at 02:42:12, a magnitude 5.2 (4.7 MB, 5.2 ML, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 59.1 miles away from the city center
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Emergencies Declared: 1
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Number of grocery stores: 9
Number of supercenters and club stores: 2
Number of convenience stores (no gas): 3
Number of convenience stores (with gas): 29
Number of full-service restaurants: 47
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7.96% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($33,823 average adjusted gross income)
0.22% of residents moved from foreign countries ($249 average AGI)
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Nov 9, 1995 02:45 PM, 91, Vehicles: 2, Persons: 4, Fatalities: 1
Apr 14, 1975 08:50 PM, Vehicles: 1, Persons: 4, Fatalities: 4
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A Tunisian court has rejected an appeal by the party of former president Zine el Abidine Ben Ali against a ruling that it be dissolved, state media has reported.A judge had previously ruled on March 9 that Ben Ali's Constitutional Democratic Rally (RCD) be disbanded and its funds seized, provoking street celebrations as one of the last vestiges of the ousted leader's rule was dismantled.However, the party lodged an appeal a few days later.Monday's ruling confirmed the dissolution of the party, effectively preventing the RCD from putting forward a candidate in future elections.Ben Ali was toppled on January 14 after mass protests and fled to Saudi Arabia, ending 23 years of rule.The country's interim authorities have struggled to restore stability in the North African country but earlier this month set out a transition road map.On Monday, Tunisia's interim president Fouad Mebazza also named a new interior minister. The state-owned TAP news agency said Habib Sid would replace Farhat Rajhi in the post.It said Mebazza made the appointment on the recommendation of prime minister Beji Caid Sebsi, without giving details. Rajhi, a judge, was appointed interior minister earlier this year in the second caretaker administration since Ben Ali's ousting.He remained in his post when Tunisia's interim authorities appointed a new government on March 7 and disbanded the state security apparatus, notorious for human rights abuses under Ben Ali.Elections called
A caretaker government of technocrats led by Sebsi, a respected figure with no ties to the ousted president, was unveiled after the collapse of two previous interim administrations which included members of Ben Ali's old guard.An election has been called on July 24 to choose a national assembly which will rewrite the constitution.
The request to disband the RCD was filed on February 21 by the interior ministry, following accusations that party members had played a role in instability since Ben Ali was toppled.
Ben Ali loyalists fought gun battles with Tunisian soldiers shortly after his removal and were suspected of inciting subsequent clashes in parts of the country.Ben Ali took office in 1987 and, after initial economic reforms, was widely regarded as a repressive ruler who raided state coffers while ignoring the plight of the poor.
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Ventana Hotel Prague5 Stars
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Located at the corner of Celetna and Stuparska Street, this property is in proximity to Paris Street, Old Town Square as well as tourist attractions.
This hotel offers 30 spacious accommodation units that are adorned with all the essential amenities. Each unit overlooks either the Tyn Cathedral or the King's Row.
There is no restaurant available on-site. However, you can enjoy wide variety of exotic drinks at the Ventana Bar.
This hotel features a library ideal for organising small meetings, presentations and fashion shows.
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Lovely location. Excellent room. Breakfast a bit dissapointing. Not cheap but fair value for the very central location.
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Carrier WiFi And Small Cells In LTE & Beyond: Market Opportunities And Forecasts 2012 - 2017
-The carrier WiFi market alone is expected to account for nearly USD 5 Billion in global revenues worldwide by 2017, growing at a CAGR of 33 % between 2012 and 2017.
-The small cells market is expected to account for nearly USD 4 Billion in global revenues worldwide by 2017, growing at a CAGR of nearly 40 % between 2012 and 2017
-The continued demand for mobile broadband services will play a critical role in maintaining the Carrier WiFi and small cell market's growth, amid a growing demand of convergent, intelligent and vendor agnostic small cell platforms by Carriers. -Fixed line carriers are capitalizing on their infrastructure investments to offer Small Cells as a Service (SCaaS). Mind Commerce expects Fixed line carriers to form an integral part of the industry's value chain representing as much as 20% of the revenue share. Companies in Report: ADTRAN Airvana Alcatel-Lucent Aptilo Networks Argela Aruba Networks AT&T Mobility AudioCodes BelAir Networks Bouygues Telecom British Telecom BSNL China Mobile China Telecom China Unicom Chunghwa Telecom Cisco Claro ( America Movil) Clearwire Colt Telecom Comcast Contela Cox Communications CSL Hong Kong Devicescape Eircom Ericsson Everything Everywhere Genband HTC Corporation Huawei Hutchison 3 Group ip.access iPass Juniper Networks KDDI Kineto Wireless Korea Telecom KPN LG Electronics LG Uplus Maxis MegaFon MetroPCS Motorola Mobility Motorola Solutions Movilnet Venezuela Movistar MTS Russia NEC Nokia Siemens Networks NTT DoCoMo Oi Brazil Optus ( Australia) Orange (France Telecom) Orascom PLTD (Smart Communications Philippines) Portugal Telecom PT Telkom Qualcomm Reliance Communications Research in Motion Rogers Canada Ruckus Wireless Samsung Group SFR SK telecom Softbank Sprint Swisscom Mobile Tata Teleservices Tele2 Sweden Telecom Italia Mobile
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i iike the weight of the coat. i also like the sweater detail in the neck/collar area. it eliminates the need for a scarf which would cover the contrast stitching and other details of the coat. I'm hoping to enjoy for many years to come.
I have yet to wear this coat and not have people stop me and comment on how much they love it. I've had it for 2 months. I can be in workout clothes with a pony tail in my hair, or dressed up and it doesn't matter. It's very stylish, funky, classy, and unusual. It is thick and warm. The only down side is that there is some limited mobility in my arms - like I can't raise them completely over my head. The coat fits my body very well - I am 5'6" and 126lbs. I got a size Small. The sleeves are nice and long, there is plenty of room, except if I wear a thick sweater, I notice the slight restriction in my shoulder mobility....but I feel so great in this coat I don't care!! Seriously, it's warm and super cute, and I've told at minimum 4 people to come look for it on Overstock.
This coat is definitely a keeper. For the ladies out there who wear D cups or larger then buy one size up. I usually wear a small but due to the breasts issue I ordered a medium and I am so glad that I did. I was surprised that the belt was so high up. It is designed like an empire waste, just below the bust line. Overall, it's very stylish and tre chic. I gave it a four star since I would like the waste a little lower.
I really looked forward to recieving this coat. I thought i was going to be the owner of a really stylish and quality coat. I found the wool on this coat to be of very poor quality. It reminded me of an old duffle coat or WWI army jacket and does not appear anything like the picture . It has this awful double collar that looks like the collar of a thick jumper. Not the kind of thing you would expect to find on a coat appearing to be as sophisticated as it appears in the picture. This collar is then attatched to a hidden inner zip which goes up the front inside of the coat and this is then hidden when you button up the coat and tie the belt. If you decide to leave the coat open you can see these two side flaps which are part of the inner jacket of this coat. This coat is also very heavy and feels as though your wearing a duffle coat. Ive recieved no compliments on it at all. This coat is definately is not good enough for the city but it is a warm coat and thats the only good thing i would say about it.
I hate coat shopping, which is a large part of the reason I'm settling for this one. This coat is very cute, but it has some flaws. First, the metal on the zipper smells. Second, for me, this isn't the best fit. I'm 5'6" and a size 6. I got a medium. It's tight in the shoulders and loose in the body. I feel like it bunches when I tighten the belt. I kept the tags on it the first time I wore it because I was considering returning it. It will get me through the winter (and hopefully the next few too), but it's one of those things that I wouldn't have bought if I tried it on in a store.
Love this coat! Runs just a little small. I usually wear a small I returned it and got a medium and it was a perfect fit. This is my 3rd season wearing it and it still looks and fells brand new.
the coat is true to size. fits perfectly. nice quality, very warm and stylish. one of my fav coats for the winters.
My favorite coat! This is a very trendy coat for the price.
The collar is quite high, as other reviewers stated. Not bothersome to me except while driving. Very warm coat. I am 5'1" 120 34D and I got a small in the brown and a medium in the black. The small is a bit tight in the chest.
This jacket is classy and sexy. I love it and the price was soooo cheap. I found it in a Department store for 3 times what I paid on overstock. Love it!
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I think I start these just to get an idea from others of what yummy foods to consume. :D
B-Coffee/HWC - 150
mini sausage biscuits - 380
1 chocolate chip cookie - 130
S- 2 prunes - 60
2 glasses of Pepsi - 300
D- Spaghetti sauce w/Angel Hair pasta, garlic bread, wine
Probably end at around 2000 total :)
9:00 Coffee w/ whole milk, 1 sl. toasted orange-cranberry Irish soda bread
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3:00 Hot green tea, 3 Christmas cookies
6:00 Glass of wine, tiger prawns, cheese tortellini in lobster bisque sauce, most likely another 2 pieces of pecan toffee
30 min. exercise on recumbent bike & 15 min. on pilates rebounder.
1500 max. @ 150
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2 scrambled eggs in butter and CO, with a little cheese
2 oz leftover ham
morning mocha
750 cal
L - pumpkin pie, left most of the crust, dollop WC
250 cal
and later....
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600 cal
Total 1600 so might add dessert
I'm really full after my DD yesterday!
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D: Salad with blue cheese crumbles, black olives, cherry tomatoes, and dressing of tahini and olive oil
Snack: 2 more cups coffee or black tea with half and half
Yum! :yummy: :) Calories: 1769, 26 grams carbs, 62 grams protein, 156 grams fat.
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Hah! Funny you should ask! I just put it all in my food diary and got 1850 cals. :) Whew! I have been out of the house and not around my planned foods today. Glad I'm coming out ok!
B: egg mcmuffin, coffee (totally not planned!)
L: culvers garden salad w/ ranch (again, totally not planned!)
S: starbucks skinny peppermint mocha (this was planned, LOL!)
D: (planned) cheeseburger at home, (ground sirloin) w/ lf colby jack & pickle & tuna macaroni salad
S: 3 pieces yummy costco salted dark chocolate caramels (yum yum yum)
B: Black coffee, jalapeno turkey burger without cheese (415)
L: Panda Express veggies, black pepper shrimp, Shanghai Angus beef, fortune cookie, toffee (582)
D: Roast beef and green beens
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My dinner turned out so good! I made spaghetti bolognese from scratch and it was mmmmmmm.:yummy: I don't know exactly why, but I haven't made spaghetti sauce in ages! It used to be once a week or every other week. Having some Pinot Grigio now.:cool:
B: 2 lamb burgers, 1 egg 350 cal
L: egg salad on oopsie rolls 635 cal
D: meatballs in curry sauce, baked spaghetti squash, 2 HB eggs w/mayo 750 cal
total 1735 cal/15 gr carbs
I intended today to be a moderate carb day, but those darn Christmas treats keep popping up in my office. Today was chocolate covered biscotti. And I'm about to have an appetizer dinner of popcorn chicken and mozzarella sticks. I'll be under my 2000 calories though so at least there's that ;)
Haha, I am not a bread lover, per se, but it IS nice to have once and a while. My carby loves are cookies, cakes and that kind of thing. I don't even want those every day (except since I started JUDDD, seems like a party haha). I only had once slice of the garlic bread and it was yummo!!
Well I made Texas Toast, from the grocery store, not homemade. It is decadent. :) I purposely made only three slices from the frozen box b/c bf said he only wanted one. I gave the last slice to my dogs to save myself. :D
Today was not a good UD for me-I'm sick and feeling sorry for myself and ate junk all day :stars: Gobs of leftovers, candy and a Marie Calendar potpie that had 1,000 calories and almost 80 carbs in it :p The ultimate comfort food lol.
Yesterday I had a solid DD and tomorrow will be another good one, so hopefully the damage won't be too bad!
I have Raynaud's Disease. It's a circulation problem, and I developed chilblains (a complication of Raynaud's). It was bad enough the doctor was going to refer me to a surgeon, but thankfully, he decided to treat conservatively for a month with medication and see what happens. They're not back to normal, but they are WAY better. I think I'll be able to avoid surgery, but will need to be on this new medication from now on (maybe).
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B: coffee with HWC and CO (love my UDs)
L: partial chicken breast with mayo (had to share with dogs!)
D: Polish Kielbasa with sauteed onions, green beans and some olives
Oh, some Vlasic sweet pickles - my weakness - usually don't have around the house as I'll eat the whole jar in one sitting, but it's the holidays - at last I didn't eat the whole thing!!!
So far, almost 1650. It's been a wonderful day
B--coffee with sugar free chocolate
L--subways turkey breast & black foerrest ham chopped salad/no cheese/with sweet onion dressing. 6 club crackers
S--Oroweat pita 8 grain pita pockets(2 halves) with deli ham & ff cheese slices, cooked on the foreman grill.....yummy & hot!
sugar free vanilla ice cream AND sugar free cherry vanilla ice cream
Probably will have popcorn at least before going to bed.
Not a bad UD at all! I went shopping for the next family christmas dinner this next Sunday as well as some gift shopping. Wish I'd eaten more in the middle of the day or breakfast instead of waiting so late to finish up my calories. Used to I needed more calories at night, now, not so much! :) I think that is a good thing, right?? :up:
Shari, sounds like a great UD to me! :high5:
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Still awake? Okay, let's continue.
"Looking out to your left, you can see all of the stars, twinkling in the distance. Now as we head toward the Sun, which is really just a very large, very close star. We are nearing the planet Mercury. Mercury is the smallest planet and because it's so close to the sun, we think that it's too hot to live on. It is pretty though, watching it turn like that. I think we've seen enough of Mercury, let's go on to Venus..."
You continue on through the planets, giving one or two small facts about each one. This can actually become very educational, if you research your facts carefully, although very few children have actually stayed awake past Mars. Your facts can be as simple or complicated as you feel your child is ready for.
You can alter the game by taking a train ride through Europe or a car ride through the United States or an elephant ride to see the animals of Africa. It's really only limited by your imagination. As time goes on, you'll be amazed at how many of these sleepy facts were actually absorbed into those little brains, just before they drifted off into Dreamland. The bonus is that you may learn something interesting in the process and get some well-deserved sleep.


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After creating this topic I realized I didn't have an AddBlock Exception for GB and after I had made one the problem seems solved, so I'm just writing this to help out anyone else with a similar problem.
I am having this weird experience where after the video is done it replays but without any picture.
Furthermore it doesn't stop unless I refresh the window.
This is happening in basically every GiantBomb video.
I'm using Chrome with two extensions: AddBlock and Google Document.


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Editor says, what if the Sons of Liberty had ensured that America would be forever blessed? Please note that the opinions expressed in this post do not necessarily reflect the views of the author(s).
In 1979, denying medical treatment to the dying Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi would have been fundamentally un-American as well as contrary to the revolutionary principles the country shared with the great nation of Iran, said President Paul Simon on this day.American TuneAgonising foreign policy decisions which threatened to tear apart the finely knit fabric of American democracy were nothing new, in fact they had come along with frightening regularity every decade. But this choice was worst than most confronted by Samuel Adams' successors over the previous hundred years. Because the kleptocracy of the Shahanshah made the excesses of King George III look like very small change indeed. Only eight years before the King of Kings had spent the incredible sum of $100 million celebrating the twenty-five-hundredth anniversary of the House of Pahlavi.At face value permitting the Shahanshah to check into the New York-Weill Cornell Medical Hospital was nothing other than a Christianly act. Other than the fact that the Pope had condemned the decision outright because he was terrified about the next move of the Ayatollah Khomeini who was even now creating a Vatican-like state in Qom at the behest of Iranian Prime Minister Shapour Bakhtiar. The President dismissed this Papal outburst, declaring that he would not let the American dream be driven to its knees by cynicism. "Still, tomorrow's gonna be another working day" he said, ending the press conference with his trademark republican flourish. Listen to Paul Simon's American Tune
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