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MyBnk develop and deliver financial education programmes and enterprise experiences for 11-25 year olds in schools and youth organisations.
Here are some select choices from our award winning workshops covering topics such as saving and budgeting, jargon busting and enterprise and videos like Caleb's spending challenge below.
Use these activities, lesson plans, resources and energisers to break the ice and introduce young people to the world of money and business.
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This is a slice of MyBnk's financial education programme, Money Twist KS3.
A 30 minute budgeting activity which uses video case studies of young people to present a budgeting challenge.
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The Magic Bag - Enterprise Activity
The Magic Bag activity practices the basic tenets of enterprise and entrepreneurship as participants begin to think about how they could market their own products in the future.
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Mini case studies of young people with money problems. Help them solve it! Key Stage 3
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A handy one pager breaking down everyday financial jargon for young people
Download Jargon BusterA video of voxpops asking young people 'Why do you save?'. This video can be used as a starter for a discussion with Primary School students about the benefits of savings.
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Here are some enterprise icebreakers to get young people thinking like an entrepreneur! Useful for introducing a lesson on business skills, money or innovation. Fun and interactive activities challenge participants. Key Stage 3/4.
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Introducing young people to financial education can seem a little daunting and the subject can shoot off into dozens of tangents. So, here are some great icebreakers and activities to get the money ball rolling! Key Stage 3/4
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Help young people familiarise themselves with common financial terminology with this nifty word search. Key Stage 3.
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Help young people familiarise themselves with common enterprise terminology with this nifty word search. For Key Stage 3
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R. Raja Chidambaram, State secretary of the Tamilaga Vivasayigal Sangam, urged the district administration to initiate immediate action for utilising the cold storage unit.
Work on a cold storage for preserving onions at Kurur near here is yet to see the light of the day because of the delay in providing power supply.
Onion growers have been unable to utilise the service, although civil works had been completed, said farmers at the Agriculturists Grievances' Day meeting held here on Thursday.
Initiating a discussion, R. Raja Chidambaram, State secretary of the Tamilaga Vivasayigal Sangam, urged the district administration to initiate immediate action for utilising the cold storage unit. He wanted expeditious implementation of farm pond programme which was in a snail's pace.
An official from the Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation clarified that a few accessories needed for energising the cold storage unit were received only recently. He assured the meeting that the work would be completed in course of time.
A.K. Rajendran, district president of the Tamil Nadu Sugarcane Producers' Association, pleaded for prompt payment of compensation to sugarcane and coconut growers who had lost their crop.
Chelladurai, District secretary of the Tamil Nadu Vivasayigal Sangam, said that a group of maize growers at Siruvachur village had lost their crop this season, because of poor quality in seeds. He wanted strict action against traders selling poor quality seeds.
M.A. Subramanian, District Revenue Officer, who presided over the meeting, promised prompt action for the redress of the grievances. He said that the district registered 312.06 mm of rain till August this year which was fairly above normal realisation.
Albret, Joint Director of Agriculture, said paddy had been raised on 140 hectares, pulses on 46 hectares, and sugarcane on 4,404 hectares.
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Jun 14th 2010 11:43PM My understanding is that the dots are going to be unique to each spell. With this in mind I think they are trying to make Fire all about managing dots once they fall off by casting the appropriate fire spell, and if all the dots are up, Hot Streak isn't up, and Arcane Missiles are active to cast that. So basically Fire is going to be even more-so a priority system I think.


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Thursday, July 14
Oriole Park at Camden Yards
Attendance: 22,780
Baltimore, MD (Sports Network) - Carlos Santana belted a two-run home run and drove in three as the Cleveland Indians took an 8-4 win over the Baltimore Orioles in the opener of a four-game set.
Asdrubal Cabrera added a solo home run and finished the game 2-for-5 with two RBI while Michael Brantley had two hits, two runs scored and an RBI for the Indians, who dropped their final three games before the All-Star break. They are currently in a virtual tie with Detroit atop the AL Central Division.
"The way things are going this is probably going to go all the way down to the end because we play amongst ourselves for the last month and a half," Indians manager Manny Acta said.
Justin Masterson (8-6) improved to 3-0 in July as he gave up four runs on eight hits with a walk and eight strikeouts over six innings.
Nick Markakis hit a two-run single and Craig Tatum was 2-for-4 with a run scored for the Orioles, who have lost eight straight games. Jeremy Guthrie (3-13) dropped his fourth straight start as he gave up six runs on five hits and four walks over five-plus innings of work.
Since winning two of three against the Reds, Baltimore has just one win over its past 14 games.
"Things aren't going right for any of us right now," said Guthrie. "It's been a tough stretch for us lately and we just have to get things back to the way they should be."
Before the game, Major League Baseball handed out discipline to three Baltimore players and manager Buck Showalter stemming from several incidents during a series with the Boston Red Sox this past weekend.
Pitcher Kevin Gregg received a four-game suspension while pitcher Mike Gonzalez received a three-game suspension. Both players are appealing their suspensions so they well be held in abeyance until the review process is complete.
Showalter was handed a one-game suspension and served it Thursday as bench coach John Russell was Baltimore's skipper for the game.
Undisclosed fines were also included in the suspensions while pitcher Jim Johnson was also issued a fine.
The Indians began the second half of the season with a three-run first inning as Cabrera hit a one-out, solo home run and, after Travis Hafner walked, Santana knocked one over the right field wall for a 3-0 lead.
A double from Santana in the third inning scored another run, but Baltimore got back into the game in the bottom of the frame. With one out, Blake Davis walked and Tatum followed with a single. After J.J. Hardy struck out, both runners moved up a base on a wild pitch and Markakis brought them home with a bloop single to shallow left to make it a 4-2 game.
Cleveland, though, added four more in the sixth. Guthrie began the frame on the mound, but departed after putting the first two batters on base and Mark Hendrickson took over.
Travis Buck was the first batter Hendrickson faced and he hit a sacrifice fly to right that scored Grady Sizemore. Matt LaPorta then singled and, after Lonnie Chisenhall looked at strike three, Brantley brought home one with a single.
That brought out Jason Berken to the mound and he gave up consecutive RBI singles to Cabrera and Hafner to make it an 8-2 contest.
The Orioles got a couple back in the bottom of the sixth. Matt Wieters led off with a double and Derrek Lee followed with a double. Three batters later, Davis singled home Lee.
That was as close as it got, though, as Baltimore only managed one more base runner the rest of the game.
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We produce RAW honey from chemical-free wildflowers (NO pesticides and NO fertilizers are applied in the bees' gathering area). The bees are located in the Angeles National Forest in northern Los Angeles County, CA. Black Button Sage and Buckwheat are the two primary wildflower honeys produced by Bill's Bees. We take our bees to almond orchards during the bloom in February to help with almond pollination. In some years there is enough almond blossom honey to harvest, a unique honey with a 'tangy' flavor. We also take bees to orange tree orchards in the CA citrus belt during the bloom in April and produce cut comb honey during the sage bloom. These honeys are all unique and difficult to find in your typical grocery store. We also make handmade beeswax soaps, lip balm, lotion bars, and candles.
Our new notoriety: Bill's Bees was featured in the August 2008 issue of "Los Angeles Magazine", "Best of LA" issue for "Best Local Honey".
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Still Single? You Might Be Making This Common Mistake
Every woman has had her share of disappointments in dating and relationships. We've all been disappointed, hurt, or feel like we have gotten the short end of the stick when our heart came into play. After one too many disappoinments, a lot of women become discouraged and turn their anger towards the men that they feel misled them or mishandled their trust. However, too many women turn their anger towards men, as a whole. Thus, lines such as "men are scum!" (to put it lightly) manifest and echo throughout relationship conversations. While some women are unfairly misled, some are not! Yes, a lot of the criticism and blame is misdirected. If you find yourself in any situation over and over again, there comes a time when you have to look at yourself. Your pain and your countless nights crying yourself to sleep do not deserve sympathy if you are stepping into the same situation over and over again. Just because your intentions are good does not mean that your decisions are smart!
I'm just going to touch on a particular mistake women make that get them disappointed every time. Ready? Here it is: They do NOT listen!
What?! Women don't listen? All the talking and communicating that women like to do and you're telling me that they don't listen?? Yes, that is exactly what I'm saying.
Men may not talk much or want to sit down as much as women and have a heart to heart, but they DO talk. Most men are pretty direct about what they want and what they do not want from the start. If a man does not want a relationship, he will say so. When a man says "I'm not looking for a relationship." STOP! Think about what you really want to happen with this man. You like him, you think he's cute, etc etc. You're giving him the time of day for a reason and usually it's in hope that things will one day progress. So, in a sense, you ARE looking for a relationship. You are looking for a commitment. You are looking for a little bit more than a "whatever happens, happens" approach. That alone is enough to tell you that what the two of you are looking for do NOT align.
However, this is the part where women stop listening. They heard what he said but they didn't listen. They physically heard him but they chose not to absorb the information and apply it to their decision making. Why is that?
Well, instead of walking away from someone they like or a situation that is inevitably headed for failure, some women see possibilities. They see an opportunity to change that man's mind, to put their best foot forward and show him that maybe he just hasn't met the right girl yet. This is sweet and all but its not always realistic. The second you know you want more than what he wants, but you say "okay" and proceed anyway, anything that happens from that point forward is YOUR fault.
After weeks or months (and hopefully NOT years) of "kickin' it" on his terms and still being in the same position you were in all the way back on that day where he initially said what he DID NOT want, questions start to arise in a woman's head. "Where IS this going?" "Am I wasting my time?" "What does he want from me?" "Is this even progressing?" Here are the answers: Nowhere. Yes. Nothing. And No.


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Marlise Munoz lays in a hospital on a ventilator, unlikely to ever regain consciousness, after a likely pulmonary embolism. Her husband, Erick, says she would not want to be left on life support. Her family agrees with him. In fact, no one who knows her has any doubt that she would want to be let go. The hospital, however, says no.
Marlise is pregnant. Texas law says she has to stay alive long enough to give birth.
The story of Marlise Munoz and her family is a tragic one, where a married couple with a small toddler who were expecting their second child finds their joy cut tragically short due to an unforeseen health issue. The Munozs, who are both in the health profession, had often discussed what they would do if in this sort of situation where they were dependent on life support and had prepared each other for their decision if such a thing were to occur. However, no one could have expected that the wishes of Marlise could be overruled by the state simply because, by virtue of being pregnant, Texas claims to have vested interest in continuing the "life" of the fetus in her womb.
"We have a responsibility as a good corporate citizen here in Tarrant County to also provide the highest quality care we can for all of our patients," J.R. Labbe, vice president of communications and community affairs for JPS Health Network, which is caring for Marlise Munoz, said in a statement to CNN news about the case. "But at all times, we will follow the law as it is applicable to health care in the state of Texas. And state law here says you cannot withhold or withdraw life sustaining treatment for a pregnant patient. It's that clear."
Ms. Munoz is not even halfway through her pregnancy, and the family and doctors are unsure whether or not her fetus was affected by her embolism, including the time that she spent without oxygen before she was brought to the hospital and resuscitated. Medical professionals can only say at this point that the fetus has a strong heartbeat, and that they will do more tests at 24 weeks — a point perhaps purposefully set after Texas's new later abortion ban, which has no exceptions for a fetus with medical deficiencies.
For Mr. Munoz, that means weeks more of his wife left on life support, which she was adamantly opposed to, and then learning whether the hospital will remove the fetus once it reaches viability, or continue the pregnancy another few months to full term. In other words, the hospital is literally keeping her alive as an incubator until the hospital chooses to deliver the Munoz's child, with or without the family's consent.
Abortion opponents find the situation not only completely reasonable, but laud the state for overruling the woman and her family's wishes.
"Good for Texas and good for little Junior," declares Personhood USA, an activist group hoping to ban all abortion and hormonal contraception. "Obviously, the woman should continue receiving life support until her baby is born. Sadly, Junior may one day learn that his father wanted him dead."
Texas isn't alone when it comes to denying the medical wishes of a pregnant person or her family when it comes to ending life support. According to the Center for Women Policy Studies, 14 states will force someone to remain on live support if it is "probable" that the pregnancy will result in a live birth if left alone: Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Illinois, Iowa, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and South Dakota.
Should the state's "interests" in producing a live birth override the family, who wants to remove Ms. Munoz from life support and begin the grieving process? Even if you believe that it isn't harming anyone to keep Ms. Munoz alive, the precedent it sets is quite frightening. Attorneys speaking about the case to WFAA.com told the station that "[I]t's unlikely a mother's wishes would be allowed to override a child's potential."
In other words, a pregnant person's desires will always come second to whatever is necessary to ensure a potential embryo or fetus is born. That is a truly chilling thought for anyone who values a living person's rights.
Read more: brain death, life support, living wills, personhood
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Oh, I wanted to sign the petition but I can see she eventually got put off life support. Very glad about that.
Such ethical issues often bring up much debate... it makes me think of the famous Terri Schiavo case, though very different, but the question was the same : keep her on life support or not?
What Personhood USA said really makes me sick, especially "Sadly, Junior may one day learn that his father wanted him dead. Such a cruel and judgmental thing to say.
I´ll definitely sign the petition.
Thank you , Joseph
So glad, the family is able to put Marlise to rest.
Sure hope, that the state will be paying for any costs that this family had incurred during this time.
The Houston Chronicle reported at 4:24 CST that the judge has orderes the hospital to unplug life support,
Rest in peace, Marlise.
Any idea, what they are now proposing to do?
Such a shame , this has gone on as long for all concerned.
Absolutely right Mary. There is another site discussing this case that I provided this update on.
Have a look.
Husband seeking to remove from life support
(FORT WORTH STAR TELEGRAM) Attorneys for the family of a pregnant Haltom City woman who has been on life support at John Peter Smith Hospital for eight weeks issued a statement late Wednesday that the fetus is distinctly abnormal.
The 22-week-old fetuss lower extremities are deformed and it is impossible to determine its gender, the attorneys for the womans husband, Erick Muñoz, said in an emailed statement.
The fetus suffers from hydrocephalus [water on the brain]. It also appears that there are further abnormalities, including a possible heart problem, that cannot be specifically determined due to the immobile nature of Mrs. Muñozs deceased body, the statement said.
Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2014/01/brain-dead-pregnant-woman-carrying-abnormal-baby/#0kBy3dAXzgsmAM0T.99
Its not like those of us who have worked in the medical field didn't know this or write about it
I heard a report today that states the fetus has heart anomalies, hydrocephalus and it appears to have lower extremity deformities......the matter is in court today..
Please anyone concerned about this , when reading it - in case you haven't noticed the petition ...please sign it here
Well said, Ellen!
Dr. Albert Ellis PhD Psychology wrote:
Religions absolutistic, perfectionistic thinking is the prime creator of the two most corroding of human emotions: anxiety and hostility.
Ellis held that beliefs are irrational if they: (1) Distort reality (are not supported by the evidence), (2) contain illogical ways of evaluating oneself, others, and the world, and/or (3) create extreme emotions and block a person from achieving their goals.
These are apparently playing a roll in Texas legislature and how it is being applied to cases like this.
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Ex-Pinal County Manager Stanley Griffis had himself one heck of a good time on the county taxpayer's dime, according to an auditor's report released by investigators this week.
Griffis, who awaits sentencing on six felony charges of fraud, tax evasion and theft of county funds, pleaded guilty in January to stealing nearly a half million dollars in county funds, including $3,250 in improper credit card purchases and mileage reimbursement.
But county expense reports released Wednesday by lead investigator and former Maricopa County Attorney Richard Romley indicate Griffis used the county plastic far more freely, spending more than $10,000 during his last three years as manager on items and services deemed "questionable" by investigators.
Those purchases included nearly $2,000 for steak dinners and hotel rooms at a local casino, $1,400 for an RV rental, $750 for an island hop in Hawaii, and about $30 apiece for in-room movies at three separate hotels.
The audit also accuses Griffis of double-dipping by charging gasoline and other costs to his county credit card and then asking the county for reimbursement as though he had paid those costs himself.
The report was prepared by the Arizona Office of the Auditor General as part of an investigation initiated by the Pinal County Board of Supervisors in January 2006 following allegations that Griffis spent $21,000 in Pinal County Sheriff's Department funds on guns and ammunition for his personal use.
Griffis has pleaded guilty to fraud and theft charges that include stealing $426,800 of the county's Superstition Valley Transportation Project funds to enrich his family trust, purchase cars and remodel his home.
In a five-page plea agreement signed Jan. 31, he also admitted to defrauding the Arizona State Retirement System, committing tax fraud and misusing county credit cards on 65 occasions for his personal benefit, including the purchase of a $600 lifetime membership to the National Rifle Association.
As a result, he has agreed to pay more than $600,000 in restitution and faces up to 51 years in prison.
Griffis is scheduled to be sentenced before a Maricopa County Superior Court judge in May.
The Auditor General's report contains a long list of what Romley called "questionable transactions," many of which were not included in the plea agreement because Griffis either repaid the money — sometimes years later — or because Romley decided it would be too difficult to prove criminal intent.
For instance, Griffis charged $1,939 to the credit card for what was described in the report as an "unofficial office Christmas party."
The three related purchases were for 10 hotel rooms at Harrah's Ak-Chin Casino and Hotel totaling $1,008, plus two dinner tabs totaling $466 and $465 at the Range Steakhouse in the hotel.
The report stated that the rooms had held "at least 10 County employees," including Griffis, and that their stay was not business related.
"There were no trainings conducted and no County purposes were fulfilled, and as such, Mr. Griffis should not have used County funds to pay for this unnecessary party," it read.
Romley said Griffis did repay those costs but is fairly certain it was not until after finding out he was under criminal investigation.
"My gut feeling is yes, but I can't swear to it," Romley said.
Griffis often used his county credit card during his many business-related travels either to pursue his personal interests, according to the report.
In one instance, he rented a recreational vehicle in March 2004 for a sheriff's department posse event in Wickenburg at a cost of $1,400 to the county.
In another case, he took advantage of a legitimate business trip to Hawaii in July 2005 to purchase a side trip from Honolulu to Kona, charging the $356 plane tickets to the county card, along with a $391 rental car fee in Kona.
Those, too, were eventually reimbursed to the county months later.
In all, the Auditor General's Office report lists $5,108 in "credit card theft," $5,125 in "credit card misuse" and $2,469 in "travel theft."
On three separate occasions, Griffis used his county credit card for purchases listed as "in room movie" in the report.
The transactions were for $32.39 at the Crowne Plaza in Atlanta on Dec. 3, 2004; $32.42 at the Hyatt Regency in Phoenix on Feb. 2, 2005, and $35.01 at a Marriott in Washington, D.C., on March 9, 2005.
Griffis attorney Lee Stein did not return phone calls seeking comment on the Auditor General's report.


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Dangers of Cheerleading: Is it a Sport?
Go! Go! Go, Fight, Win! Cheers like this are being heard across North America as football season hits high gear. But is cheerleading really a sport or just a pasttime for brainless bimbos? Back to Article
Cheerleading is just as much of as sport as basketball, or football!! All of my friends play basketball and say its "not a sport" and i tell them off every time! It is also not just for popular snobs!! (although i am pretty popular)
The boys we do more azz shakin nd dey want us to do a lot more
I luv cheerleader nd its fun to be the captin
iam a cheerleader and i dont see it that way i think its a sport only if your competeing
If shakin ur azz around in everyones faces was a sport , than I would much rather do that everyday.
Im a cheerleader,
cheering is a sport bc it is alot of work.
And it is kinda dangerouse, but once yhu get the hang of it like me it is fun
omg that is so stupid with the rules and stuff I mean I am a cheerleader and we were not aloud to do a prep without special permission.
Idk Why peple think it's so Dangerouse! Its Not i have been a cheerleader for like a year! i haven't broken anything
Football and basketball cheerleading aren't sports but competitive cheerleading is a sport I' know I'm one
Cheerleading is my Life and i look good when cheer! I am a cheerleader for Middle school right Now and i kinda dance
i think tht only competitive cheer is a spsort... but not skool cheer..
i wld kno cuz ive gone both....
and it is EXTREMELY dangerous.. girls have DIED!
I don't trust ppl that much for dem to be picking me that much up so high
Cheerleading is only a sport if you do competitions.my opinion


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I have partridge, grows very well and seems to pup well too - there are couple more pups hiding behind. The plant more than doubled in size in 1.5yrs I have it, and all but one pup grew since. I have another looking very similar to your Blizzard, it is also growing very well and pups even more. I have that one since June 2013, and it produced more than 12 pups since, already separated some of them. Rina |
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Here is the photo of the other one, not sure about proper name. This is after I separated few of the pups, and there are more since. I don't have any special recommendations, they are watered sparsely during the winter - but all my succulents are in quite cold room (just under 50F), so I am trying to keep them drier. I have most of them in gritty mix. Rina |
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Barb, You make me want to go shopping. What a find. Just what I was looking for. Also those Aloe looks like flower spikes coming. Going to try cross polenation. That woud be wild. Stush |
The Partridge Breast pot was broken, so I asked for another pot. I took it out of the old pot when I got home and crumbled away some wet soil, and there are 6 pups already. A nice surprise. This seems to be a good time to have a look around the stores, new stock are coming in. I always look for sansevierias, but they only had the most common ones, nothing special. Rina, your plants are really nice. |
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I have some of the sedum in the picture, very nice looking addition to the garden or pots, they become very colorful with stress and a little bit of water. Thanks for sharing, Greg |
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Thanks for the heads up. I will give this app a try.
I notice that it was updated two days ago and that there are no reviews of the current edition. I promise to remedy that before christmas for you.
I also notice that the app requires the most up-to-date version of the ipod and iphone os so it will not work on each and every phone.
my main ipod uses an older os because it is jailbroken and there are some privacy issues associated with the newest iphone os. however i do have one ipod that work with this.
I have a definite need to try so cbt right now because there are some anger issues in my life that need to be addressed- seroquel has been recommended to me for my problem but i am already overweight so i need alternatives to atypicals.
as an aside. my identity at psych central has been locked for more than 7 days and i have not received a webmaster response please help. I would not post this publicly but i am not able to use internal mail with my newer identity yet. if my blockage is connected to my anger issues and you do not wish to discuss it at all i also understand and do not wish to put you on the spot. no response is necessary immediately.
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ALA Washington Update
Saturday, June 29, 2013
McCormick Place Convention Center Room S502
Join us to learn about the latest developments on national politics and policy and the implications for the library community. Susan Hildreth, director of the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), and Alejandro Mayorkas, director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), will open the Washington Office Update with a new announcement. This session will also feature Susan Crawford, a former Special Assistant to President Obama for Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy, who will provide her views on the challenges of enabling access to broadband and information for everyone. Crawford is the author of Captive Audience: The Telecom Industry and Monopoly Power in the New Gilded Age. She is a regular contributor to Bloomberg View and Wired magazine. Additionally, Crawford is a Roosevelt Institute Fellow and a member of New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's Advisory Council on Technology and Innovation.
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McCormick Place Convention Center Room N427bc
Professor Jon Gant of the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign will lead a discussion on a new Gigabit Library Initiative funded by IMLS. The purpose of the project is to help libraries develop applications and services that will meet the needs of the public, leveraging ultra-high-speed Internet service. In particular, the project focuses on socially-inclusive library experiences that meet critical human development needs, particularly for underserved populations.
"How Do I Become A Citizen?" Libraries and E-Government: Meeting The Needs of Your Community
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McCormick Place Convention Center Room S402a
As governments continue to increase their use of digital technologies to provide services, libraries serve as essential community anchors that link people to government services and information, and promote civic engagement. Join us to learn how a new website (www.libegov.org) can help you more easily serve the e-government needs of your communities. This site is intended to serve as a gateway to selected e-government services and practices, embed librarian-based expertise and digital reference, serve as a point of collaboration between libraries and government agencies, as well as offer guidance on the provision of e-government services and roles to assist libraries as they continue to serve as critical community providers of e-government to a range of populations. Through partnerships with USCIS, the IRS, state library agencies, public libraries, and others, the site brings agencies and libraries together to collaborate and serve the public. The project is funded by the Institute of Museum and Library Services. Speakers: John Bertot, Ursula Gorham-Oscilowski, and Natalie Greene from the Information Policy & Access Center – University of Maryland and Jessica McGilvray, ALA Washington Office
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Saturday, June 29, 2013
McCormick Place Convention Center Room S502
The Co-chairs and other leaders of ALA's Digital Content Working Group (DCWG) summarize recent activities and talk about the strategy and plans for the future. A couple of featured speakers will provide perspectives on improving ebook access through libraries. One key theme will be how to engage authors to ensure that their ebooks are available in libraries. The session will focus on the topics included in the recently released American Libraries digital supplement "Digital Content: What's Next?" Copies of the digital supplement will be available at the session.
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Saturday, June 29, 2013
McCormick Place Convention Center Room S402a
Librarians and copyright experts will discuss the complexities of the copyright law as applied to music, film and other non-print formats. Speakers include The Eric Harbeson, University of Colorado, Boulder; Tom Lipinski, Kent State University and Laura Quilter, University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
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Saturday, June 29, 2013
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How do trends in education such as "bring your own device," social networking and collaborative learning spaces influence how students learn and how educators teach? In what ways can school librarians take advantage of these technologies and the interest in using them in K-12 education to support student learning long-term? Learn how public policy shapes K-12 education by attending the interactive session "National Public Policy, School Libraries, and Technology."
The session is hosted by the ALA's Office for Information Technology Policy (OITP). Participants will hear from experts about current trends in technology and education as they relate to school libraries. Speakers include Michelle Luhtala, department chair of the New Canaan High School Library and Lisa Perez, network library coordinator of the Chicago Public Schools Department of Libraries. The session will be moderated by Stacy Lickteig, who is a school librarian for Omaha Public Schools and serves as a member of the OITP Advisory Committee.
The Census, Your Patrons and the DataFerrett
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Hyatt Regency McCormick Place, Burnham Room 23A-B
How can your patrons use Census figures which are now available? On Saturday, June 29, 2013, join officials from the U.S. Census Bureau during the session "The Census, Your Patrons and the DataFerrett," a hands-on workshop that will teach participants how to use Censes datasets available. The session will be held in Hyatt Regency McCormick Place, Burnham Room 23A-B from 3:00–4:00p.m. Stephen Laue, informative services specialist for the U.S. Census Bureau's Chicago Regional Office, will teach participants how to access Census statistics via the American Community Survey. Attendees will learn how to use DataFerrett, an analytical and visualization tool that searches and retrieves data across federal datasets and creates complex tabulations, business graphics and thematic maps.
This program is an introduction to the basics of locating variables and creating custom reports and data presentation documents. This workshop will demonstrate how to browse available datasets, select variables form datasets, create new variables from existing ones and produce customized analyses using tables, graphs, and maps. Great for patrons of public, K-12 school and college libraries.
The session is hosted by the ALA's Office for Information Technology Policy (OITP). Participants will hear from experts about current trends in technology and education as they relate to school libraries. Speakers include Michelle Luhtala, department chair of the New Canaan High School Library and Lisa Perez, network library coordinator of the Chicago Public Schools Department of Libraries. The session will be moderated by Stacy Lickteig, who is a school librarian for Omaha Public Schools and serves as a member of the OITP Advisory Committee.
Cutting-edge Technology in Library Services
Sunday, June 30, 2013
McCormick Place Convention Center Room N427BC
Each year, OITP and LITA recognize cutting-edge technologies in library services. In early 2013, five libraries were highlighted for offering innovative programs. This session features representatives from these libraries who will discuss their services that earned the cutting edge recognition.
Libraries & Health Insurance: Preparing for October 1
Sunday, June 30, 2013
McCormick Place Convention Center, Room S501BCD
Is your library prepared to deal with the rush of patrons who will need help filling out Affordable Care Act health form applications this year? In October, library patrons will stream into libraries to learn about new insurance requirements and options available. Libraries will need to know about the resources that will help library patrons.
To learn how to serve patrons on the new health program, participate in "Libraries & Health Insurance: Preparing for October 1, Sunday, June 30, 2013, from 1:00–2:30p.m. in the McCormick Place Convention Center Room S501BCD. Speakers include Jackie Garner Medicaid consortium administrator; Susan Hildreth, director of Institute of Museum and Library Services and Kendra Morgan, senior program manager, OCLC Webjunction.
WE TOLD YOU SO…Proven Use of the "Library Provision" of the USA PATRIOT and other surveillance issues
McCormick Place Convention Center, Room S501BCD
Sunday, June 30, 2013
THE USA PATRIOT Act never went away, and now we know for sure that they have used it as we suspected. Michael German, senior policy counsel of the American Civil Liberties Union, will teach participants about the latest wholesale use of Section 215 by the Administration to get cell phone records from cell carriers and how those carriers just turned over all subscriber phone records; hear about surveillance of AP Wire Service reporters, the search for whistleblowers and the implications for the First Amendment and Freedom of the Press of these activities.
Maintaining Teen E-Collections
Monday, July 1, 2013
McCormick Place Convention Center Room S106A
In "Maintaining Teen E-Collections," a new program sponsored by the Young Adult Library Services Association, participants will have the opportunity to talk to experts about building strong teen e-collections. Attendees will get the chance to connect with experts who are piloting teen collection projects and developing best practices.
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Realisation of controversial plans to build a new airport on reclaimed land in the Thames Estuary came a step closer this week with the appointment of revered civil engineer Douglas Oakervee to conduct a feasibility study. London Mayor Boris Johnson hired Oakervee as further pressure mounts and MP's lobby to resolve problems caused by Heathrow's limitations.
Bombarded with images of queues at Heathrow's terminals, complaints of noise pollution as planes are forced to fly over residential areas, and faced with the reality of the expansion restrictions of an airport closed in by residential areas on all sides, MPs from across the UK's political parties have joined force to lobby Government into a review of plans to build a third runway and sixth terminal at Heathrow. Plans for an airport on reclaimed land to the east of London, similar to the massive Hong Kong International Airport have been considered for decades but twice rejected. This week's revelation shows that these plans are now being given fresh gravitas.
Previous Mayor Ken Livingstone set out his opposition to the Heathrow extension in March stating that, "The Government fails to explain how an additional 48 million passengers will travel to Heathrow without plunging west London into gridlock" as well as raising concerns over noise pollution and the loss of houses, concluding that the extension "does not hold water". Oakervee's appointment suggests that, at least on this solitary issue, current Mayor Johnson concurs.
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Hey, any guys in chicago interested in trying to meet up?
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Hey, any guys in chicago interested in trying to meet up?
YES, definitely!
Count me in! I didn't go last time but I'll be down for it
did this meeting ever pan out?
meeting new people is always a good thing
If it never happened, we should keep trying.
I'm up for it.
I think Wrigleyville and Boystown would be a good place! ..|
Meh, boystown gets old.
I say camping in Wisconsin =]
Did I hear Wisconsin?
Hey, if you want to go camping in Wisconsin in December, January or February, feel free. Though going to Wisconsin for a Chicago meet-up seems a little silly to me.
Nopeees....Will thinks a nice warm place like Halstead's Bar and Grill or Nookies Tree would be wonderful...or if people were to come to visit chicago from farther in illinois we should hold it somewher downtown...like the grand lux?
Winter camping is great. For you naysayers who think it would be too cold... you find ways to warm things up.
I usually throw on my bathrobe and a throw...and I did have a very cold camping experience this spring with some friends...IT WAS NOT WARM AT ALL!
I have a question....
Having never been to boystown, whats it like? I know its mostly gay but what's there to do? I'm deciding whether or not to go soon.
I think there's something for everybody. Aside from the restaurants and Centre on Halsted, most places are 21+.
Some places are more clique-ish. Some are for the under-25 crowd. Some for the cross-dressers. Some for the promiscuous.
What are you in to? Perhaps I can recommend a place.
What am I into? Uhh...I don't really know lol
I've never been to any place with a gay theme or that is openly gay and I heard boystown has lots of those places so its been in my mind for a while
But since I'm only 19 I guess I'll stick to restaurants and places to eat or other places for under 21
Even walking about on a Saturday evening can be fun. I've met cool random people on the streets. It also feels liberating for some to just be 'out' in both the proverbial and literal sense of the word.
Well, I don't know what there is to do for the under-21 crowd.
Perhaps lovewill has some suggestions.
Oh, and I do BBQ when it's warmer. So there's always that. =]
Liam stop talking about my vag...! You know i dont have one!
When did I mention the vag you don't have?
Because I was a naysayer to the camping idea....
"For the naysayers, they can sit on the couch and stare at the vag between their legs =]"
Im in chicago.. well La Grange.
I also live in Chicago
sadly there isnt much to do for gay teens in boystown. its one of the critiques of the community and also why the center on halsted was built. the gay community is changing everywhere, gettin younger and younger. our community institutions need to reflect that.
the center on halsted hosts lots of interesting groups. one of my friends goes to a gay latino literary circle. another attends a dance group i believe.
as for roaming the streets, i wouldnt encourage it. another critique is that the local police seems to pounce on loitering (add young and of color to the mix and ur guaranteed an encounter with the police).
Thanks Ive nevere heard of center of halated before
You don't seem to be slow when i'm around :P
Hey, shhh. I'm a good Catholic girl [-X
Mmmmhmm...real good. :)
I'd be up for a meet up :) It would be fun to meet more people.
I'd be up for it.
Well, there seems to a be just a bit of interest.
Perhaps we can all do brunch one Sunday?
Perhaps after the holidays? Seems too short a time to arrange something before then. Or last minute, spur of the moment sometimes works for me too.
After the holidays would be great. Maybe January sometime?
I agree that after the holidays would be better, and it sounds like fun :D
I wasn't thinking anytime very soon.
Let us float the idea a bit then think about days/times.
I'd definitely be up for this...always lookin to meet new people! :)
I've never been to Chicago. Would love to go someday.
I am going down to Chicago the weekend of July 9th if anyone is interested in something small...
kevbo, how long will you be in town?
The weekend. Friday, Saturday, and part of Sunday.
Cool. I have a wedding on Sat. but I'm free Friday after 6 for sure.
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When one thinks about the Motor City, two things usually come to mind — great music and fast cars. Detroit is the birthplace of Motown Records and the home of the Big Three automakers. But now the once bustling urban center might be mistaken for a ghost town since so many buildings have been abandoned.
Andrew Moore, a New York-based photographer, has taken that aura of emptiness and transformed it into a visual feast. Between 2008 and 2009, he made seven trips to Detroit, a city that has faced a declining population and economic troubles for more than 50 years.
Moore took about 1,000 photographs. Thirty of the images are featured in "Detroit Disassembled," an exhibit at the Queens Museum of Art in Flushing, which will run through Jan. 15.
"I felt a mixture of emotions," Moore said of snapping the pictures. "Sometimes when I looked at the abandoned schools, I felt great sadness about the tremendous waste of resources and the underlying corruption. So, that was difficult."
From an abandoned chemistry lab at Cass Technical High School with beakers and test tubes strewn about, to an empty nursing home overlooking the gorgeous autumn foliage of a forest, the detailed color photographs, some of which are as large as 62 by 78 inches, captivate viewers with their beautiful representation of urban decay. The concept of representing ruins in art is not a new one, however; it goes back to at least the 17th century.
"It's not just that there are empty ruins, but you see that things were just kind of left in place," said Prerana Reddy, QMA director of public events. "It's almost as if time stood still. ... So, there is this sense of how quickly when these transitions happen, in terms of the economy, how quickly things change and things that used to be vibrant and used become outdated."
The museum will be hosting several public programming events to complement the exhibit and will include talks and workshops on photography, beauty and urbanism inspired by the past and future of Detroit.
"We felt there was such an interest in urban planning and development issues, Reddy said. "There has been a lot of talk on a national level, not just a Queens level, about the role of manufacturing, industry and our economy and how its being increasingly pushed out. ... We thought Detroit was emblematic of this."
Superfront, a nonprofit organization promoting experiments in architecture, will offer a critical walk-through tour of Moore's exhibit to discuss the aesthetics of ruins within the the larger context of Detroit as a post-industrial city. The event will take place on Saturday, Oct. 8 from 3 to 5 p.m.
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There have been so many posts recently with must-see and visit Jersey nurseries. We need a post it map for this forum. It seems so many of us are transplanted NJ'ers. Wouldn't it be neat if there could be a clickable map of Jersey here to help the geographically challenged among us?
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Well Sheila , they do have a clickable map - its called Mapquest but this doesnt help if you dont have an address , but you can always get that in the web telephone book . Rick |
Yeah, but why not put all only the sites people have mentioned here onto a map. I think there is a way to do it. Some of the mail lists used to have maps to show where there members were located. It would be neat to get an overview of where these nurseries are and even neater if you could click and get the address or contact info. I should get that building a web page book out when I get a chance and figure one out. Mapquest is my least favorite online map service. the last time I used it was for my trip to Rare Find Nursery where it got at least two turns wrong. Sheila |
Sheila, Although I use Mapquest all the time and it's indispensible for me, you are right, it does sometimes give errors. Also, it sometimes sends you down some weird back roads when there's a more direct route. I cringe whenever someone uses it to find my house because they invariably get lost. There are easy ways to get to my house, but Mapquest doesn't use them. I think that a map like you want would be nice, but I don't know of any software that will let you easily do that. Other than that, you'd have to do it by hand - not an easy task. Ellen |
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Hi Shambo, Yes you can control thistles and yes I can direct you to your nears University of CA cooperative extension ofice and get yourself a permit to buy the chemcials to get rid of the weed. We use Transline Herbicide and it's worked so will that all are neighbors have join in on controlling their's. The stuff is a little pricey, but well worth the cost. It's been two years now since we started spraying and we still get a couple now and then, but we just pull them up before they flower. Anyways good luck and get ahold of your local Agriculture Department, they are always too happy to help. Tamara |
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hi! i'd love to get some feedback on this kitchen design, both generally, and specifically: is the door to the deck in a good location (obviously it's not great but nowhere is great). i've included both a detailed kitchen layout and a 1st floor layout (on the right side of the image) for some more context.
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Get rid of the peninsula and you might have room for seating at the island. |
Agree with hollysprings. Get rid of the peninsula, turn the island 90 degrees, move the door to the deck near the family room |
Is this an existing home or is it new build? Have you had a chance to read the "Read Me" thread? It contains a lot of useful information, including the kind of information we need from you to help us help you get your best layout. I've linked to the "Read Me" thread below. Scroll down to the "Layout Help" topic. |
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It has been said that patriotism is the last refuge of scoundrels. Those words ring especially true this morning in New Jersey, where the legislature is poised to pass a patriotic-sounding, but fiscally-irresponsible "Buy American" law. That outcome might benefit a few scoundrel politicians looking to score points with some local producers and the unions, but it would leave New Jersey's taxpayers and many of its employers and workers holding the bag.


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Find Chip on Facebook.Rick Spielman is presiding over his first NFL Draft as Vikings general manager and the final authority on personnel decisions, and it's hard to imagine him having a better start.
Spielman played the information misdirection game perfectly leading up to Thursday's first round, which resulted in three extra draft picks and the guy the Vikings wanted all along, USC left tackle Matt Kalil.
All those rumors and speculation about their interest in LSU cornerback Mo Claiborne and Oklahoma State wide receiver Justin Blackmon created the desired effect: Cleveland gave the Vikings three picks to trade spots, with the Vikings moving down to No. 4.
The Vikings made the most sensible choice in taking Kalil, who gives them a long-term answer at a critically important position.
Don't get me wrong, Claiborne is a tremendous talent, but all that speculation never made sense to me. Yes, the Vikings secondary was a mess last season and they desperately need to address that area in this draft, sooner than later. They absolutely must upgrade their talent at corner and safety.
But elite left tackles are harder to find that elite cornerbacks, and they had to make sure they surround second-year quarterback Christian Ponder with enough pieces to be successful. Kalil does that.
The scouting report on Kalil is that he's extremely athletic, has great feet and long arms.
"He's just a premier pass protector who will play for a long time," USC coach Lane Kiffin said.
Ultimately, Kalil was too talented to pass up. Yes, left tackles are not exactly a glamorous position but who cares? Kalil was a safe choice and the best choice.
The Vikings likely will shift their attention to cornerback and wide receiver now. Spielman set off enough smokescreens to keep everyone guessing the past week, but in the end, he made the right call.
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