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text: MILLWALL manager Mark McGhee has re-iterated that hat-trick hero Neil Harris will not be sold, despite persistent interest from clubs in higher divisions. Harris was the star performer in a 6-1 demolition of Colchester, and has recently been the subject of a £2.5 million bid from First Division high-fliers Preston North End. However, with Millwall moving swiftly to reject this bid, McGhee insists that future bids this season will be met with the same response. "He is not going anywhere," said McGhee. "We'll see where we are when the season finishes. He is totally behind our ideas. "He has actually been going through a lean spell and not everything has been coming off for him. But he scored at Bournemouth on Saturday and he was a completely new man against Colchester."


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Here is a team-by-team look at the impact being made by the 2010 draft class:
NFC East
Dallas: Wide receiver Dez Bryant was living up to his billing as the first round's biggest steal until suffering a broken ankle in last Sunday's win against Indianapolis. Inside linebacker Sean Lee's improvement in pass coverage was evident against the Colts. The second-rounder intercepted two Peyton Manning passes, including one Lee returned for a touchdown. Safety Akwasi Owusu-Ansah (fourth) was a core special teams player until landing on injured reserve.
New York Giants: Considered more of a long-term project by some draft analysts, defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul is ending his rookie season strong. The first-rounder has two sacks in each of the past two games. Defensive tackle Linval Joseph (second round) was inactive for five of New York's past six games. Chad Jones' NFL future is in question after the third-rounder suffering serious injuries in a post-draft car accident. Following a rough start, Matt Dodge is doing a better job filling the large shoes left behind by the retired Jeff Feagles. The seventh-rounder has placed three of his past 10 punts inside the 20-yard line without a touchback while also posting a 45.8-yard gross average.
Philadelphia: It took a season, but the Eagles finally found a long-term replacement for Brian Dawkins in second-rounder Nate Allen. First-round defensive end Brandon Graham is slower to blossom with 13 tackles and three sacks in 12 games. Wide receiver Riley Cooper shows earmarks of being a fifth-round steal. Wisely sensing value in the middle rounds, 11 of Philadelphia's 13 picks are on the 53-man roster.
Washington: The Redskins hit on a cornerstone left tackle in Trent Williams with the No. 4 overall pick. The jury remains out on whether quarterback Donovan McNabb was worth acquiring from Philadelphia for a second-round pick. Defensive tackle Adam Carriker, a 12-game starter, was a solid pickup from St. Louis for a fifth-round pick. Besides Williams and reserve linebacker Perry Riley, only three of Washington's other six picks are on the 53-man roster. Two college free agents — wide receiver/kick returner Brandon Banks and running back Keiland Williams — have made a nice splash.
NFC North
Chicago: The Bears were without their first- and second-round picks because of earlier trades. Right tackle J'Marcus Webb is raw from having played against small-school competition at West Texas A&M, but the 6-foot-8, 335-pound seventh-rounder has shown enough progress to start eight games. Third-round pick Major Harris has worked his way into the safety rotation after missing five games with a hamstring injury. Considering Chicago's shaky backup quarterback situation, sixth-rounder Dan LeFevour's inability to make the roster was disappointing.
Detroit: Defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh wasted little time before becoming the most dominant interior force on Detroit's line since Shaun Rogers. He and Cleveland cornerback Joe Haden are the frontrunners for NFL Defensive Player of the Year honors. Suh has already set the team rookie record with eight sacks. Another first-round pick, Jahvid Best, is tied for third among NFL running backs in receptions with 50 for 407 yards and one touchdown. Best scored Detroit's first five touchdowns this season, a feat that hadn't been accomplished by an NFL rookie since 1920. Third-rounder Amari Spievey, a converted college cornerback, may become an answer to Detroit's long-standing safety problems.
Green Bay: General manager Ted Thompson has worked his magic once again. First-round right tackle Bryan Bulaga entered the starting lineup when Mark Tauscher suffered a season-ending shoulder injury. Tight end Andrew Quarless (fifth) is taking advantage of the opportunity created when starter Jermichael Finley was placed on injured reserve. And after starting the season on the PUP list, running back James Starks (sixth) enjoyed the second-best rushing debut for a Packers rookie in 62 years with a 73-yard effort in last Sunday's win over San Francisco. The riches don't end there, either. Although on injured reserve, strong safety Morgan Burnett (third) and defensive end Mike Neal (second) are considered future starters.
Minnesota: The Vikings traded down from the bottom of the first round into the second and still landed the player they desired. Cornerback Chris Cook should be a long-term starter but his rookie season was marred by surgeries on both knees. Second-round running back Toby Gerhart is steadily improving as Adrian Peterson's backup. Defensive nd Everson Griffen (third) is showing enough promise in practice that he may get the chance to start in 2011 if Ray Edwards leaves via free agency.
NFC South
Atlanta: Defensive tackle Corey Peters is Atlanta's top rookie. The third-rounder has started 11 of 12 games. Strongside linebacker Sean Weatherspoon (first) is trying to fully recover from a knee injury that knocked him from the starting lineup. Guard Michael Johnson (third) will compete to start in 2011 if Harvey Dahl leaves via free agency.
Carolina: Inexperience on offense has greatly contributed to Carolina's NFL-worst 1-11 record, but wide receivers David Gettis (sixth) and Brandon LaFell (third) have shown promise. The two have combined to catch 52 passes for 750 yards and four touchdowns. Jimmy Clausen (second) knows his performance in the final five games will influence whether the Panthers pursue a quarterback with what will be a high 2011 first-round pick. Sixth-rounder Greg Hardy, who is only 22 years old, has the potential to become a strong pass-rusher. Nine rookies are on Carolina's 53-man roster in what is obviously a rebuilding season.
New Orleans: The rookie who has made the biggest impact wasn't drafted. In the absence of the injured Reggie Bush and Pierre Thomas, running back Chris Ivory has carried the Saints' ground game. He leads all rookie rushers with 636 yards and five touchdowns on 123 attempts. Third-round tight end Jimmy Graham, a converted basketball player who spent only one season on the University of Miami's football team, is becoming yet another weapon for quarterback Drew Brees. Cornerback Patrick Robinson (first) gained some valuable experience when injuries pushed him into the starting lineup for four games.
Tampa Bay: The Bucs' 7-5 record is a surprise considering how many youngsters Tampa Bay has played. The Bucs became the NFL's first team in eight years to start seven rookies and win during an October game against Carolina. Gerald McCoy isn't generating the same headlines as Detroit's Ndamukong Suh, the defensive tackle selected one spot ahead of him with the No. 2 overall pick. McCoy has three sacks compared to Suh's eight and was held without a tackle in last Sunday's loss to Atlanta. The Bucs, though, are still bullish about their most celebrated defensive tackle since Warren Sapp. Wide receiver
NFC West
St. Louis: After passing on such quarterbacks as Matt Ryan and Mark Sanchez early in the past two drafts, the Rams finally got it right with Sam Bradford. He's a lock for NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year honors. Bradford set an NFL rookie record earlier this season by throwing 169 passes without an interception. Bradford, though, isn't the only gem in this draft class. Left tackle Rodger Saffold (second round) will be protecting Bradford's blindside for years to come. Tight end Michael Hoomanawanui (fourth) had 12 catches for 136 yards and three touchdowns in a six-game stretch before being sidelined with a high ankle sprain.
Seattle: Although left tackle Russell Okung has struggled with ankle problems throughout the season, strong safety Earl Thomas already has proven worthy of his first-round selection. Thomas has tied Michael Boulware's team rookie record with five interceptions. Thomas and Okung are Seattle's only rookie starters. The Seahawks are lucky Mike Williams is enjoying a career resurgence with wide receiver Golden Tate (second) only catching 14 passes.
San Francisco: The 49ers have gotten immediate yield from first-round picks
Arizona: Defensive tackle Dan Williams has lost weight to work his way out of Ken Whisenhunt's doghouse, but the first-rounder still isn't a starter. Injuries and horrible personnel assessments on Matt Leinart and Derek Anderson have forced Arizona to rush quarterbacks Max Hall (undrafted) and John Skelton (fifth) onto the field well before they were ready. Outside linebacker Daryl Washington (second) has seven starts but is now back in a second-string role.
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Recognizing adoption as a meaningful and viable way to build a family, the Department of Central Management Services provides an Adoption Benefit Program to assist State of Illinois Employees who adopts a child. To encourage adoption, especially of children who traditionally wait longer for families, the Adoption Benefit Program will reimburse eligible Employees for some adoption expenses.
The Adoption Benefit Program is available to all Employees who are eligible for benefits under the State Employees Group Insurance Program (Program). Active Employees who opt out or waive health, dental and vision coverage remain eligible for the Adoption Benefit Program.
The adoption must be final before expenses are eligible for reimbursement. The request for reimbursement must be received within one year from the end of the Plan Year the adoption became final. If both husband and wife are State Employees, only one adoption benefit is available per child.
Hundreds of children in Illinois are waiting to be adopted. Most live in foster homes, group homes or residential centers operated by child welfare agencies. Because many of these children wait too long for families, the State of Illinois is determined to shorten their wait by finding permanent homes for more of them. The Adoption Benefit Program will help in this effort.
The Program pays eligible expenses up to a maximum of $1,500 for a waiting child and up to a maximum of $1,000 for any other child. All adoption benefits are subject to Medicare and Social Security taxes. If more than one child is adopted, benefits are available for each child.
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Address : Jl Karang Mas Sejahtera No 89 RI - Jimbaran 80361
from : 1020000 IDR
A 15-minute walk from Jimbaran Beach, Abi Bali Resort and Villa offers spacious accommodation with 24-hour room service and free internet access. It features a spa and several outdoor pools. Abi Bali Resort is a 20-minute drive away from both Ngurah Rai International Airport and Nusa Dua Shopping Complex. Kuta Beach is 25 minutes away by car. Rooms at Bali Abi Villa come with outdoor showers and flat-screen TVs. Each has a fridge, DVD player and tea/coffee making facilities. Some rooms are surrounded by the resort pools, while villas have private pools and gardens. Guests can enjoy a massage at Koi Spa or work out at the fitness centre. Bicycle and car rentals make it easier for guests to explore Bali's various attractions. Free parking is available. The Abi Bali Restaurant serves international, Asian and Indonesian specialties. For a romantic evening, candlelit dinners by the poolside can be arranged.
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text: NJLA / ACRL Inside this issue: Volume 25, Issue 2 Spring 2007 Editor's Note 2 FROM THE PRESIDENT Nicole Cooke NJKI Update 2 NJLA CUS/ACRL-NJ Chapter President Focus on People 3 The Challenges and Rewards a symposium with Princeton Univer- of Leadership sity Library entitled, "Technology and NJLA Mentoring Library Services: Meeting Today's Us- 4 Program ers' Needs"; this was another fasci- This past year as the NJLA CUS/ nating program and challenged par- ACRL-NJ chapter president has truly ticipants' thinking and ideas about Around the State 5 been a lesson in leadership, a lesson I services to students. And of course, like to refer as Leadership 101: The the section has a full slate of pro- Recent Chapter 6 Good, the Bad and the Very Ugly! Em- grams to be presented at the upcom- Events bracing the challenge of leadership is ing annual NJLA conference (please necessary both professionally and see the list of programs on pages 8 ACRL News 7 personally - it's a growth experience and 9). We have succeeded in col- I'd have to recommend, especially to laborating with our colleagues out- those newer to the library field. I side of our section, and we have laid News from SCILS 7 challenge you to take on a new lead- the foundation for future successful ership role this year, particularly one programs and events. I hope you will that takes you outside of your pro- consider becoming more involved in Chapter Programs 8 @ NJLA Annual verbial "box." NJLA CUS/ACRL-NJ - this could be your challenge for the year! ACRL Baltimore But let's talk about all of the good the 10 chapter has encountered this aca- demic year! In January we co- See you at the annual conference! The section/chapter sponsored the Annual VALE Confer- Nicole A. Cooke newsletter is pub- ence, and the theme was "Where Is NJLA CUS / ACRL-NJ President lished biannually. It is My Library? - The Library in the Life email@example.com distributed to all members of the New of Students". Featuring keynote Jersey Library Asso- speaker Julie Todaro, the day was ciation College and filled with interesting ideas and pres- University Section and of the New Jersey entations. In March we co-sponsored Chapter of the Asso- ciation of College and Research Libraries. Page 2 NJLA / ACRL EDITOR'S NOTE NJKI UPDATE Julie Maginn NJLA CUS/ACRL NJ Newsletter Editor The big news is that the future looks brighter for the New Jersey Knowledge Initiative and the four major free statewide databases funded by the NJKI (Academic For those of you who were unable to attend the ACRL Search Premier, Business Source Premier, Regional conference in Baltimore, you unfortunately missed a Business News, and ReferenceUSA). The Governor's wonderful lineup of programs and presentations, a FY2008 budget recommends funding to continue the rather shocking but entertaining luncheon with John NJKI at the same level for the coming year. After a brief Waters, and the sights and sounds of Baltimore's Inner celebration, strategizing began to ensure that NJKI Harbor. (How 'bout those bats in the National Aquar- funding stays in the budget throughout the legislative ium?) review. This issue is jammed-packed with conference informa- If it works, then that's what you should keep doing! tion and details, not only on the ACRL conference, but Advocacy for continued funding of NJKI has taken the also the upcoming NJLA conference and the ALA con- broadest approach possible. In addition to meetings ference in June. Many of the N.J. programs presented in with key state officials and legislators and testimony at Baltimore can be found listed on page 10 of the news- budget hearings, we must continue the grassroots letter, and there are numerous conference photographs movement by business owners, business leaders, librari- available at http://www.flickr.com under "acrl2007." ans, and library directors and deans, writing letters of Also included is a two-page spread to help members support to the governor's staff and our original spon- navigate the section's programs at the NJLA conference sors, meeting with local representatives, and collecting later this month. testimonials. Go to the advocacy toolkit at www.njstatelib.org/LDB/NJKI for lots of help to get you On a separate note, please feel free to submit entire started. For more information about NJKI advocacy, articles, updates about your library's special projects, contact your Regional Library Cooperative Director. and announcements regarding employees and their con- tributions. NJKI continues to gain momentum. LDB staff promotes NJKI at business meetings around the state, and we're If you are interested in serving on the joined by local librarians whenever possible. Our thanks Newsletter Committee, please con- go to Yvonne Selander and Monica Smith of Somerset tact me at 908-526-1200 ext. 8303, County Library for their presentation to the marketing or you can email me at section of NJ Association of Women Business Owners firstname.lastname@example.com. (NJAWBO). Special thanks to Patti Schmid of Cumber- land County College for her wonderful presentation, Julie Maginn with very short notice, at a workshop of the Economic Newsletter Editor Development Authority's Entrepreneurial Training Insti- tute, while NJKI staff attended the same event in Tren- ton. We're on the web! Visit the College and University Section/New Jersey Chapter Mark your planner: April 24 at 11:00 a.m.—NJLA Refer- of the Association of College and Re- ence Section and the State Library are co-sponsors of a search Libraries Section's page within panel discussion Is Your Library Taking Care of Business? at the NJLA annual conference. If your library wants to the NJLA website. There you will find use the NJKI to ramp up services to business, and membership information, meeting min- you've wondered about the various agencies and asso- utes, section officer information and ciations serving business, here's a great, convenient more! learning opportunity. Susan Kaplan http://www.njla.org/njacrl Manager, New Jersey Knowledge Initiative Volume 25, Issue 2 Page 3 Monmouth University FOCUS ON PEOPLE • Dean R.N. Sharma has published a book entitled "The Impact of Technology on Asian, African, and Mid- dle Eastern Library Collections." It is being used as a text book in a library school in the Midwest. Ravi has also published several book reviews in Choice magazine and the American Reference Books Annual. • Several Monmouth Librarians attended the NJ Brookdale Community College VALE annual conference in Piscataway, NJ in Janu- ary 2007. Eleonora Dubicki and Lisa Coats • Rita Lo joined the Bankier Library at Brookdale moderated lunch time discussions on "Promoting the Community College on February 1st as Manager, Library on-Campus." Ma Lei Hsieh had a poster Information Commons and Library Systems. She session on "MU Library" which provided links to the has her MS in Library Science from Simmons Col- library's website from the university's course man- lege in Boston. Her background in library systems agement system. Aurora Ioanid was the project and information centers includes Cabrini Medical leader and one of the presenters for "Technical Center in Manhattan and Winthrop University Services Surveys 2003-2006: Comparison Analysis" Hospital on Long Island. She has also managed the report of the VALE Bibliographic Control and Meta Information Center at AON Consulting and Actu- data Committee, along with Kathleen Hughes arial Sciences Associates in Somerset, NJ, where and Sue Hu from Montclair University. she managed the GLAS integrated library system • Eleonora Dubicki has been appointed to the and piloted a document imaging program for the ACRL College Libraries Section CLIP Notes Com- company. mittee 2007-2009. She is also presenting a poster session at ACRL in Baltimore, "Students Chart a New Course for Library Promotions." • Lisa Coats is the new co-editor for the New Jer- Drew University sey Library Association's Reference Section News- letter. • Drew University Library welcomed Christopher (Chris) Anderson as its new Methodist Librarian in January. Chris received his Ph.D. from Drew University in 2006 and is eager to continue initia- Montclair State University tives begun by his predecessor, Jennifer Woodruff Tait. • Nicole A. Cooke, Reference and Instruction Li- brarian at Montclair State University, recently had a book chapter published in a recent Neal-Schuman publication: Cooke, N.A. (2007). "Plagiarism and Farleigh Dickinson University distance education." In S. Clayton (Ed.), Going the Distance: Library Instruction for Remote Learners • Farleigh Dickinson University is pleased to wel- (pp.73-79). New York: Neal-Schuman, Inc. come back Brigid Burke as our Technical Ser- • Nicole A. Cooke recently graduated from Penn- vices and Digital Projects Librarian. Brigid comes to sylvania State University, with a second Master's us from the Morris County Office of Library Infor- degree in adult education and a certificate in dis- mation Systems and the Morris County Library in tance education. Whippany. In 1998-1999, Brigid served as Assistant • Nicole A. Cooke and Trevor A. Dawes Director for Technical Services for FDU. We are (Princeton University) have been named 2007 Li- very happy to have her back. Brigid received her brary Journal Movers & Shakers for their work as MLS from Rutgers, and is currently an adjunct pro- founding members of the Black Caucus of the fessor at SCILS in the area of cataloging and auto- American Library Association—New Jersey Chap- mation and networking systems. ter. The annual Movers & Shakers edition of Li- brary Journal was published on March 15, 2007. Page 4 NJLA / ACRL New Jersey Institute of Technology well as the development of the modern (post- Repeal) alcoholism movement. She plans to move to Richmond, Virginia. • Ann Hoang was appointed new Assistant Univer- sity Librarian at NJIT effective December 1, 2006. Ann had been the Manager, Library Systems and Information Commons and Associate Director at Seton Hall University Brookdale Community College. Ann previously served as Library Manager at the Chang Science • Marta Deyrup received a Fulbright Senior Spe- Library of Rutgers University in New Brunswick; as cialist Grant to teach a course on reference ser- the Reference and Materials Delivery Coordinator vices this spring at the Faculty of Philosophy, Uni- at the Library of Science and Medicine, Rutgers versity of Zadar, Croatia. University; and as Library Technician, Health Sci- • Marta Deyrup and Paul Fisher, the Director of ences Library of the University of Medicine and the Teaching, Learning, Technology Center at Dentistry of New Jersey. Ann has both her Masters Seton Hall, are creating a digital repository for the in Library Science and her undergraduate Econom- Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Sophia, ics degree from Rutgers University. Ann has been a Bulgaria, using freeware and low-cost computer member of the VALE website committee and the applications. This repository is intended to increase Mid-Atlantic Innovative Users Group. access by the Bulgarian scholarly community to • Jim Robertson is no longer the Assistant Univer- materials that otherwise would be difficult, if not sity Librarian at NJIT. Over the summer, he was impossible to locate. promoted to the Director of a newly-formed de- partment of University Web Services (UWS). This reorganization has consolidated responsibility for the entire NJIT public website within one depart- ment with a mandate for improvement and innova- NJLA MENTORING PROGRAM tion. Jim reports directly to the university presi- dent. • Davida Scharf was asked to serve as a member of Would you or someone you know benefit from the ICT National Advisory Committee of the Edu- having an experienced mentor? Would you or cation Testing Service. someone you know like to share your knowledge and experience with newer librarians? Then look no further than the NJLA Mentor Pro- Ramapo College gram! http://www.njla.org/committees/ professional_dev/mentoring.html. • Judith E. Jeney, the College Librarian/Dean at the George T. Potter Library of Ramapo College of NJ, The NJLA Mentor program matches new librarians and accepted the position of Employee Relations and MLS students with more experienced librarians to help Ethics Officer at Ramapo. Elizabeth Siecke has the new librarians explore and develop their profes- been appointed Interim College Librarian. A na- sional skills and abilities. tional search is planned with hopes of filling this position by July 1, 2007. Participation in the NJLA Mentor Program, which is sponsored by the Professional Development Commit- tee, will give you the opportunity to express your opin- Rutgers University ions, network, and seek career guidance. Mentors and mentees can communicate by email, phone or in per- son; the choice is yours. • Penny Page, Librarian at the Center of Alcohol Studies on Busch Campus, will be retiring on Au- For more information about the NJLA Mentor Pro- gust 1, 2007. During her 26-year tenure at the gram, including the application and program guidelines, Center's library, she has published two reference please visit our mentoring website or contact the men- books and over 20 articles and chapters dealing toring committee by email at email@example.com. with alcohol information sources and materials, as Page 5 NJLA / ACRL Cather and her circle, and a major repository of Cather's works. Hundreds of books, thousands of AROUND THE STATE letters, manuscripts and memoirs together form a resource for research and teaching that is extraor- dinary for its range and depth. The Library hosted an international Cather colloquium in 2005 in con- junction with the Friends of the Library and the Caspersen School of Graduate Studies. The pro- Camden County College gram included papers by more than two dozen Cather scholars, an exhibition and a piano recital. • Camden County Libraries held numerous exhibits The papers along with a finding list of Drew's and programs throughout the semester celebrating Cather holdings will be published later this year. A Passion for Baseball. Exhibits included Negro Leagues Memorabilia from the collection of Profes- sor Kelly Jackson and others, the Philadelphia Women's Baseball League which provided informa- Kean University tion about current activities and opportunities, and Major League Baseball Memorabilia from various • The Nancy Thompson Library at Kean University collectors. recently began offering access to several primary source databases from Alexander Street Programs Press: Asian American Drama; Black Thought and included a Culture; Latino Literature; North American Immi- Collectors' grant Letters, Diaries, and Oral Histories; Oral Panel discus- History Online; and Women and Social Movements sion; a pres- in the United States, 1600 – 2000. In addition, the entation Library has begun offering access to several online about Teach- music databases: Naxos Music Library; Naxos Mu- ing Statistics sic Library Jazz; and Smithsonian Global Sounds for Using Base- Libraries. Last but not least, the Library is now ball by Jim offering access to the online EuropaWorld, Ac- Albert, author of Teaching Statistics Using baseball counting Research Manager from CCH, and the and Curveball: Baseball, Statistics and the Role of Blackwell Handbook ebooks in psychology available Chance in the Game; and a presentation by Sheila in xreferplus. Sikorski, adjunct professor and Philadelphia Women's Baseball League member, on her findings from her graduate research—Women Playing Base- ball: Past and Present. New Jersey Institute of Technology Completing the semester-long series, Sam Carchidi, • NJIT will be using the ETS ICT Literacy Assessment Philadelphia Inquirer sports writer, and renowned for the second time this spring for Information Lit- Philadelphia broadcaster Bill Campbell will speak eracy Assessment. We use a local assessment about their work together on the biography, Bill method developed by librarians Davida Scharf and Campbell: the Voice of Philadelphia Sports, copies of Heather Huey to assess student research papers which will be available for sale and autographing. and compare results to those on the ETS ICT Lit- This final program is scheduled for April 12th at eracy Assessment. Our ETS testing program was 7:00 p.m. in the Blackwood Campus Library. highlighted in the news when Star Ledger reporters interviewed faculty member Professor Norbet El- liot about the ICT testing program. The article can be found in the February 12, 2007 issue of the Star Drew University Ledger, entitled "Tech-savvy kids? New Test Shows Shortcomings in Cyber Literacy" by Kelly Heyboer. • Through a series of generous gifts in the last five years, the Drew University Library has become a center for the study of American novelist Willa Page 6 NJLA / ACRL TECHNOLOGY AND LIBRARY 2007 VALE CONFERENCE SERVICES SYMPOSIUM January 5, 2007 On March 15, 2007, ACRL-NJ and the Princeton Uni- On January 5, 2007, The versity Library hosted the Technology and Library Ser- New Jersey Chapter of vices Symposium at Princeton University. This sympo- ACRL (ACRL-NJ) co- sium, attended by over 150 academic, public and special sponsored the annual VALE librarians from several states, discussed ways in which Users' Conference (Virtual libraries can incorporate new technologies in the deliv- Academic Library Environ- ery of either new or traditional library services. Lee ment) at Rutgers University Raine, from the Pew Internet and American Life Pro- in New Jersey. The VALE conference is a day long sym- ject, in his keynote address, provided some context for posium addressing issues of interest to academic librar- how some of our students now do their work and ex- ies and librarians. This year's theme was "Where Is pect to receive services. Other presenters discussed My Library? - The Library in the Life of Stu- the use of social networking sites, Google Analytics, and dents"and featured 15 breakout sessions, 10 poster other Web2.0 services that we may incorporate into sessions and over 10 lunchtime discussion groups, all our services. We were reminded however, that these led by New Jersey academic librarians. The highlight of enhancements must only be added if there is a need or the day's events was a keynote address by current demand, if they are in alignment with the institution's ACRL President-Elect Dr. Julie Todaro, whose talk was mission, and if they are complimentary to our more entitled "All Things to All People: The Well- traditional services that other library users still expect Rounded Library in a Dog-Year, Flat and demand. World." Attended by over 250 people, the day was a great success and an invigorator for the academic li- The day-long symposium was planned by current brary community. ACRL-NJ President Nicole A. Cooke (Montclair State University), Trevor A. Dawes (Princeton University), Submitted by Nicole Cooke Jennifer Lang (Princeton University), Alexander Brown President, ACRL-NJ (Princeton University), Nancy Pressman Levy (Princeton Co-Chair, VALE Users' Conference University), Cathy Von Elm (University of Pennsylvania), Kimberly Burke Sweetman (New York University), and Laurel Bliss (formerly of Princeton University). Informa- tion about the symposium is available online at http:// library.princeton.edu/conferences/techlibservices/, and a summary of the presentations will be posted to the website soon. Submitted by Nicole Cooke Web2.0 and the Library panelists from left to right: Edward Corrado From left to right: Nicole Cooke (President, ACRL-NJ & VALE Con- (The College of New Jersey), Heather Moulaison (The College of ference Co-Chair), Andrew Scrimgeour (VALE Executive Commit- New Jersey), Jim Robertson (New Jersey Institute of Technology), tee), Dr. Jule Todaro (ACRL President-Elect), Judy Avrin (VALE Co- Linda Dempf (The College of New Jersey), and Irene Herold (Keene ordinator) and Joan Getaz (VALE conference Co-Chair) State College in New Hampshire) Volume 25, Issue 2 Page 7 http://www.ala.org/ala/acrl/acrlissues/acrlinfolit/ ACRL NEWS professactivity/iil/immersion/intentionalteacher.htm. E-Learning E-Learning sessions can be online seminars or live web- ACRL Announces Top 10 Assumptions for the casts. A few of the upcoming e-Learning online seminars Future of Academic Librarians are listed below: ACRL announced the Top 10 Assumptions for the fu- • Designing Web Sites for Academic Libraries, Part 1 ture of academic and research libraries during the na- (May 14-June 2, 2007) tional conference in Baltimore. They are: • All Users Are Local: Bringing the Library Next Door to 1. There will be an increased emphasis on digitizing collec- the Campus Worldwide tions, preserving digital archives, and improving methods (May 21-June 10, 2007) of data storage and retrieval. 2. The skill set for librarians will continue to evolve in re- • Creating a Comprehensive Plan for Information Literacy sponse to the needs and expectations of the changing (May 20-June 16, 2007) populations (student and faculty) that they serve. • Designing Web Sites for Academic Libraries, Part 2 3. Students and faculty will increasingly demand faster and (July 9-August 4, 2007) greater access to services. • Current Copyright Issues Facing Academic Librarians 4. Debates about intellectual property will become increas- (July 16-August 4, 2007) ingly common in higher education. For program descriptions, registration information, and 5. The demand for technology related services will grow to see a complete list of e-Learning opportunities, visit and require additional funding. http://www.ala.org/ala/acrl/acrlproftools/elearning.htm. 6. Higher education will increasingly view the institution as a business. 7. Students will increasingly view themselves as customers and consumers, expecting high quality facilities and ser- Call for Applications: Consultants for Subject vices. Specific Information Literacy Standards 8. Distance learning will be an increasingly common option ACRL and the Institute for Information Literacy Execu- in higher education and will co-exist but not threaten the tive Committee are seeking ACRL member volunteers traditional bricks-and-mortar model. with a strong foundation in information literacy con- 9. Free, public access to information stemming from pub- cepts and standards to serve as Information Literacy licly funded research will continue to grow. Consultants to ACRL units that are developing subject- 10. Privacy will continue to be an important issue in librari- specific information literacy standards. Application anship. deadline is April 23, 2007. Further details about consult- Visit http://marvin.foresightint.com/surveys/Tier1Survey/ ant responsibilities, qualifications, and the application ACRL/156 by April 30th to share your comments. For form can be found at http://www.ala.org/ala/acrl/ additional information, see the April issue of College & acrlissues/acrlinfolit/professactivity/subjectspecific.htm. Research Libraries News at http://www.acrl.org/ c&rlnews or the ACRL website. Invitation to Apply for ACRL's Institute for In- NEWS FROM SCILS formation Literacy Intentional Teacher Program ACRL's Institute for Information Literacy is pleased to announce the invitation to apply for "The Intentional On April 11th, Pamela Snelson will be presenting, Teacher: Renewal through Informed Reflection." The "Communicating the Value of Academic Libraries" at the program will be 3.5 days of learning and reflection for MLIS Colloquium in Room 212, 7:00-9:00 pm. The academic librarians and will offer a mixture of struc- ACRL President, will talk about how she brings this tured and co-constructed learning segments such as issue to the fore during her presidential year, with an peer discussions, individual reading and reflection times, emphasis on the need to understand what higher educa- and participant-led communities of practice. Led by a tion administrators value about libraries and how that faculty of nationally recognized librarians, the program affects funding. Also speaking on the topic will be Lynn will be offered November 28-December 2, 2007 in Kasner Morgan, the Director of the Mt. Sinai Medical Chevy Chase, Maryland. Application deadline is May 11, Center Library, and will suggest how she and her staff 2007. Further details regarding costs, the application communicate the value of the medical library to aca- form, requirements, and the program can be found at demic health center administrators, researchers, stu- dents, and clinicians. Page 8 NJLA / ACRL CHAPTER PROGRAMS AT THE NJLA ANNUAL CONFERENCE Technology Innovation Forum Sponsored by The NJLA College and University Section Technology Innovation the NJLA CUS / ACRL NJ Award honors a librarian or group of librarians for innovative use and application of technology in a New Jersey academic library. The award Technology Committee may be given either in recognition of a specific project, or for ongoing delivery of innovative technology applications. The purpose of the Tuesday, April 24th award is to recognize distinguished leadership in developing new tech- 3:30-5:20pm nologies for academic libraries. Incorporating Tutorials into Library Instruction Eleonora Dubicki (Monmouth Univ.), Annemarie Roscello (Bergen Comm. College) & Ruth Hamann (Passaic Co. Comm. College) Sponsored by The goal of this program is to discuss the benefits of using tutorials the NJLA CUS / ACRL NJ during library instruction. How do students learn from tutorials? How User Education Committee can they supplement traditional instruction? The User Education Com- mittee has completed a benchmark study of database-specific tutorials available from vendors and libraries. Results will be presented. Discus- Wednesday, April 25th sion of criteria which should be considered in developing tutorials such 9:00-9:50am as audience, purpose, brevity, and modularity, will be discussed. Models for Open Source Integrated Library Systems Edward Corrado (The College of New Jersey) Sponsored by the NJLA CUS / ACRL NJ This program will describe the progress of the Evergreen and Koha Technology Committee Open Source Integrated Library Systems (ILS) and other open source ILS projects. We will explore the strengths and weaknesses of each of these projects and what it would take for a library to migrate to one of Wednesday, April 25th these from a proprietary ILS. The program will also discuss some of 9:00-9:50am the implications of Open Source ILS on the library world. More Captivating Your Audience Leslie Murtha (Princeton Univ.), Nicole Cooke & Bill Vincenti Sponsored by (Montclair State Univ.) & Christine Herz (Gloucester Co. College) the NJLA CUS / ACRL NJ User Education Committee The goal of this program is to highlight instructional tutorials created with Captivate being used in several NJ academic libraries. How were Wednesday, April 25th they created? How are they being used? What has been the faculty/ student reaction to the tutorials? Assessments of value will be made. 11:30am-12:20pm Research in the Disciplines and the Librarian Sr. Anita Talar (Seton Hall University), Dr. Tom Glynn & Penny Sponsored by Page (Rutgers University) the NJLA CUS / ACRL NJ Librarians who conduct research as part of their professional Research Committee responsibilities publish this research in both the field of the librarian- ship and in the subject disciplines. This session examines the publica- tion efforts of librarians who partner with members of the teaching fac- Wednesday, April 25th ulty and/or draw on their own subject backgrounds to publish research 11:30am-12:20pm in discipline-based journals. Page 9 NJLA / ACRL CHAPTER PROGRAMS AT THE NJLA ANNUAL CONFERENCE College and University Section/ACRL-NJ Chapter Luncheon Sponsored by Marketing Our Libraries Howard McGinn, Ph.D. Dean of University Libraries (Seton Hall the NJLA CUS / ACRL NJ University Wednesday, April 25th Howard McGinn will be discussing the marketing of the library and how it needs to be handled, particularly in light of how diverse our patron 12:30-2:30pm population is becoming. Managing Student Assistants: A Crash Course Sponsored by Kimberly Burke Sweetman, NYU Libraries the NJLA CUS / ACRL NJ and This presentation will teach participants how to get the best the NJLA Administration performance from their student workers. Attendees will learn how to & Management Section improve the quality of student assistants in their department. We will cover writing job descriptions, "selling" your job to prospective student assistants, financial aid basics, interviewing techniques, the importance Wednesday, April 25th of training, coaching & counseling, and staff retention strategies. 2:30-4:20pm Research Forum Sponsored by This program includes a presentation by the 2006 Research Award the NJLA CUS / ACRL NJ winner, given to a New Jersey librarian for the best published research Research Committee in the previous calendar year. The forum also includes presentations given by New Jersey librarians on their current research efforts. These presentations are selected on a competitive basis by members of the Wednesday, April 25th Research Committee. 2:30-4:20pm Rutgers University Community Repository (RUCore) Project Grace Agnew (Rutgers University) Sponsored by the NJLA CUS / ACRL NJ This presentation will talk about the RUCore, the Rutgers digital reposi- Technology Committee tory. The talk will provide a development timeline and an overview of the technology and workflow behind RUCore and talk about current and emerging cyberinfrastructure services that the Rutgers University Li- Wednesday, April 25th braries have developed, particularly in areas such as metadata design 2:30-3:20pm and digital preservation and access technologies. A Library Revolution: Returning the Means of Production Via Ser- Sponsored by vice Discovery, Systems Integration, and Open Standards the NJLA CUS / ACRL NJ Michael J. Giarlo (Princeton University) Technology Committee Wednesday, April 25th 3:30-4:20pm Page 10 NJLA / ACRL ACRL 13th NATIONAL CONFERENCE IN BALTIMORE NJLA CUS/ACRL NJ MEMBER PRESENTATIONS It was wonderful to see over 3,000 Sometimes, searches of Google Scholar prove more fruitful to academic librarians from across the country students than their experiences in library databases. This in Balitmore. To think, they were all there poster session discussed ways to teach undergraduates and just to attend the programs presented by graduate students about the value of databases via Google New Jersey academic librarians! Scholar, as well as vice-versa. Detailed below are only a number of those presentations. Portfolios and Information Literary Assessment Presenters: Davida Scharf, Heather Huey & Norbert Elliot, NJIT; Mary Metzger & Donna Gunter, UNCC CONTRIBUTED PAPERS This presentation described a reliable and valid method of assessing information literacy using student writing portfolios Privacy and Library 2.0: How Do They Conflict scored by faculty and librarians using a rubric of five traits tied Presenter: Edward Corrado, The College of New Jersey to the ACRL standards and measuring performance on a Library 2.0 has a great potential to provide customized Likert scale. services to patrons. However, some librarians are concerned that the information needed to provide these services may Who's Counting? Using the US Census to Introduce have a detrimental effect on privacy. This presetnation dealt Information Literacy in a Beginning Statistics Course with how librarians are dealing with this potential conflict. Presenter: Ruth Hamann, Passaic County Community College Analog v. Google in the CMS: RSS Feeds to the Rescue! Presenters: Edward Corrado & Heather Moulaison, The College of New Jersey By working collaboratively to make in-house RSS feeds of new acquisitions, librarians on a budget are able to serve the e- learning community by maintaining a concrete library presence in the Course Management System and offering a viable alternative to Google. This poster described the innovative collaboration bewteen a community college librarian and a mathematics faculty member to design and develop an engaging hands-on PANEL SESSIONS information literacy project using U.S. Census software to introduce Beginning Statistics students to statistical databases. Technology Innovation in Academic Libraries: Rocking the Boat or Unfurling the Sails? Presenters: Mary Mallery, Montclair State University; Jim Robertson, ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONS NJIT; Nancy Davenport, Eric Schnell, OSU Identified models for successful technology innovation in This is the World Calling: Incorporating International libraries. Illustrated the benefits and disadvantages of Internet Radio and TV into Your Collections and introducing disruptive technologies; and discussed best Curriculum practices for planning and implementing innovations in Presenters: Heather Moulaison, The College of New Jersey; John libraries. Barnett, Gettysburg College; & Joy Pile, Middlebury College Interest in internet radio and television has resurged due to podcasting. In this session, it was discussed how to POSTER SESSIONS incorporate these resources into collections and services, the benefit of these resources to users, and overcoming When Students Like Google Scholar Better than technological and bibliographic challenges in their use. Library Databases: Explaining the Value of Both Presenter: Michelle Kowalsky, William Paterson University ACRL 14th National Conference Seattle, Washington March 12-15, 2009 Pushing the Edge: Explore, Engage, Extend 2007 NJLA CONFERENCE "Protecting Privacy and Freedom in Your Library" Ocean Place Conference Center, Long Branch, NJ April 23 - 25, 2007 The 2007 NJLA conference is only a John Perry Barlow, a retired Wyo- few weeks away. 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HELP!!! Fist-Size Pyrex Bowl Stuck in Sink
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Doing Dishes & the bowl went in the garbage disposal. Facing Up. Fits like a glove. How may I retrieve without breaking?
I tried to pluck it out with a butter knife (The spreading end) but that did not work..
I'm afraid you may have to remove the disposal. It is not hard, they come off pretty easily, but make sure you turn the power off.
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People smarter than me might debunk this, but I'd try:
Running water into the OPPOSITE side of the sink, plugging that side up, ensuring that the sink vent is plugged, and running the disposal.
Would that not cause a bit of back pressure? Whenever my disposal is clogged, the backwash comes up the drain on the opposite side of the sink.
Maybe the converse holds true.
If you do take out the disposal, turn it off AT THE CIRCUIT BREAKER.
Good luck.
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It occured to me that I should've specified a new plunger! I don't own one, so I'd consider it worth buying one at the hardware store if the other options don't work, and before taking apart the disposal. I'll be interested in learning if you solve this, and what worked.
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Definately try the plunger. I had this happen where the plug for the garbage disposal side of the sink went in upside down with the sink full of water. Couldn't get it to come out because of the down-ward pressure of the water but the plunger worked.
I like the "fill the other sink" suggestion. My thoughts are along those lines as well. Try to reduce the suction by:
- filling the bowl with ice water in the hopes it contracts slightly and the suction is released
- use a thin spatula and see if you can't ease it along the side of the bowl to break the seal
- pour a bit of cooking oil around the base of the bowl and see if you can gently move the bowl side to side
No science here...just guesses.
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My mother did the same thing -- pyrex custard cup stuck in the drain. I was able to spin it a little to loosen, then was able to push on one side of the rim to tilt it so that a little bit of the rim, enough to grab with needlenose pliers, stuck up above the drain. If that hadn't worked, I'd also thought about filling the cup with ice to see if it would retract enough to slip a knife under the edge or to use hot water to see if it would rise up above the drain a few microns to grab it.
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Needlenose pliers; perhaps that will work. I wouldn't think in a million years I'd have to remove the whole In-Sinkerator (sp) Garbage Disposal. It's not entirely in there, just laying on top.
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As salaamu aleikum, I have been looking for online copy of this book (Ibn Taymiyyah's Istigfar) in English but cannot find it anywhere. Anyone know if it is even available online or do I need to buy it from a shop? Jazaakum Allaah khairan! Wa salaam
Wa Aleikum Salaam. I've searched for it on many websites and haven't found it. So looks like it's not available online, either that or it's very well hidden! Allahu'Alam.
Yes, same here, I only found articles based on the book. I still wait for a while before buying it online insha Allaah. No Islamic bookstores near by. Insha Allaah someone would find it. Jazaaka Allaah khairan for trying to help.
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Jazaakum Allaah khairan, but this is not e-book. I wanted to read it online. Thank you for the link! May Allaah reward you for your kindness. Aamin. Maybe I have to buy it then.
Ah soz didnt read your original post properly. Im pretty sure that there are extracts of the book copy and pasted, but Ive yet to find a complete e-book. May be, if you dont fancy buying it, track down as many pasted bits as you can? Bit long winded but at least you have the option now Alhamdulilah
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Assalamu'alaykum, "Imaam Ahmads treatise on Salah" does anyone know where this treatise can be purchased in arabic. I've seen an english translation by Sameh Strauch... but it is not well referanced. Does nayone know about the arabic booklet?
I remember some senior scholars have said this book is not authentically attributed to Imam Ahmed. It is a fabrication on him. Wallahu A'alam
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Ibn Taymiyyah accepted it as his, as he did with some other 'obscure' writings. I believe it is his, except that it does contain some anachronic elements if I recall correctly? Something like some Rasa'il mention in al-Umm of al-Shafi'i.
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This isn't complete bullshit at all. There were rumours months ago that the Huckster was in to soak the Christian base from Ron.
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