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A friend passed along a link to this blog posting about "structurelessness" in organizations, and I realized a little while later that, while it was originally about feminism and women in open source, it's also applicable to the LSW's own brand of anarchy.
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But the discussion of "elites" and what an "elite" is are still relevant, I think. -
Yes. I think author is write in suggesting that that sort of an elite is inevitable. I'd like to think that we are a fairly welcoming elite, and an elite that values criticism, and an elite that encourages behavior that is helpful, but I don't doubt that the elite exists. -
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Steve, There's nothing wrong with a hierarchy or relative authority based on length or amount of participation. What the article is arguing is that it's better to recognize that this happens, so that newcomers aren't floundering wondering what's going on. By saying "Yes, I've been here the longest, and have done a bunch of things," you acknowledge that others might see you as a "leader" of this "leaderless" group. -
I think, though, that there's a perception of cool that is intimidating to people (I suspect). I think the LSW is far more welcoming than, say, a high school clique, but if part of your goal in joining is to be liked and welcomed, you'll want to do things that the group thinks are cool, and people have a lot of anxiety about that. -
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There is definitely a perception of cool that is intimidating *at first* but my experience, at least, is that once you gather the courage to step over that barrier and post to FF (or, in my case, sit down on the floor at LobbyCon), the welcoming aspect completely overwhelms the barrier and one is left thinking, "I was intimidated by these people? Really?" -
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I don't know. As I said, I think we're generally welcoming (as Catherine just said), or more welcoming than many elites, but I don't really know how you lower that barrier. I think I would rather concentrate on not having our interactions with one another become toxic, which is another thing that often happens. -
laura x
Two possible suggestions for lowering the intimidation bar: (ir)regular "de-lurking" invitations in the FF room, along the lines of "introduce yourself!" (Like Shovers & Makers, but lower-key). Also, "Bring a Friend" invitations where LSW members invite someone they know who they think would like the LSW to come check it out, er, somehow. -
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I know that when I wore my LSW ribbon at the Access, I got a lot of questions, and I'm pretty sure I didn't explain it very well, but I know that other people at the conference were also explaining what was going on -
I only wish I'd taken some to the Linux Fest last weekend. That would have been amusing -
Well, one person did walk (cough) and sort-of said why...but he didn't walk all that far, and he sort of crept back partway, singing "but I did not shoot the deputy..." under his breath. Unfortunately, sometimes he now refers to himself in the third person...but doesn't think the LSW needs to or should change. -
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Josh: Of course there's something blocking their way--it probably wouldn't work, and it certainly wouldn't have the LSW people in it. (Doing the same idea in another field: That might work.) Steve: I'm mellowing your harsh--this apostate did come back, didn't she? Or he, or whatever? And the person in question only has one block, not in any way related to LSW. He wouldn't think of blocking NeffLawson & Co. -
walt crawford
There is a lovely, lovely passage from a letter from the Berkeley Free Speech Movement (nods to Walt) that I would like to add to this thread, and if I find it tonight, I'll type it up for you. But it talks about how the members of the movement worked together and learned together and ultimately, "found flowering within ourselves the very presence whose absence we were, at heart, protesting." -
laura x
Nods back, although, shamefully, I was only an observer at the time. (OK, I was also only a frosh or sophomore...) -
walt crawford
Maybe I'm saying it wrong. It's not that you couldn't start a new LSW-like disorganization; it's that, at least within the same general space, it wouldn't attract enough of the same kind of people--'cause they're already in LSW. On the other hand, an LSW-like disorganization clustering school librarian types, or plumbers, or whatever...yeah, that could work great. -
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Hmm. The BSW (Blue Skunks of the World)...there's an idea. -
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If there was an actual faction, it would be plausible but, I think, stupid. (Maybe the wrong word.) If there's some friction, well, that's life. I hadn't thought of the "LSW in other media" version--is there an LSW Ning? (Sorry: Forget I asked that. Please.) -
walt crawford
Yes, I should have said that: Laura's quotation is beautiful. (And the FSM was, in its way, a thing of beauty. Wonder whatever happened to the booklength ms. I wrote on FSM's press coverage...on an electric typewriter, using microfilm as source material. Walking uphill in the snow five miles each way. All true but the last.) -
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Steve, I love your love post. -
There's a LinkedIn group? That does social networking? On LinkedIn? I never woulda guessed. (Maybe because, for me, LinkedIn's mostly been an incredibly extensive and wholly useless set of contacts...I would never have thought of it as a social network) -
walt crawford
Interesting. Turns out I'm already a member. And, looking at the interaction, I guess I'd still say "Social networking? On LinkedIn?" There's a level of Earnestness there that I'd expect on LinkedIn--more serious than ALA Connect, and even less lively. But I'll check back frequently--maybe even once a month. -
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I do so like kgs's (I think) description of LinkedIn as "Facebook as if invented by Microsoft." -
I was thinking of forming a splinter group / faction / fork called the "Special Libraries Liberation Army" (SLLA) of the LSW. -
Nice essay! Applying it to the LSW - the only thing I've noticed so far is similar to what I notice most places on the net, to greater or lesser extent: that, despite its name, the LSW is really pretty America-dominated. Not in an "Only Americans will be welcomed" way of course - just in an "America is the default" way. Proposed meetups are in the US; synchronous chats happen in hours that suit USans. This is understandable! It's participant-driven and the participants at the moment are mostly USans. But it's a thing, y'know? America-as-default pervades the anglophone internet and... it's just a Thing. In the LSW part of it is unavoidable. And of the part that is avoidable, part of it I could do something about myself by promoting it to fellow New Zealander librarians. (Just I'm creating other communities at the moment.) And of the remaining part, it's not like anyone's got a duty to do anything about it. Just... if one wanted to be aware of who isn't included and whose voices we're not hearing, that'd be one place to look. -
Deborah Fitchett
Deborah, the challenge is that we are all victims of the world's timezones. Even within North America, there are definitely communication barriers between the east and west coast caused entirely by the time difference. Friendfeed makes that a bit simpler by being slightly less synchronous than chat, but the problem is still there. -
@DJF - Yes, I definitely understand. There's a reason why I participate in LSW mostly on Friendfeed (and why my early days on the internet were mostly on Usenet!) It's not something that bugs me; it's just something I occasionally notice, and even more occasionally feel vaguely on-the-outskirts because of. -
Deborah Fitchett
@Steve - Fair enough! Heh, at one stage I was doing an irregular series of blog round-ups of non-English library blog posts, because there's so much going on that we never hear about. But then other interests took over, and now it's on my list of Things I Must Get Back To Sometime. -
Deborah Fitchett
Cripes, I can't find the piece of paper where I wrote down the whole quotation, but I'll keep looking. And if I can remember anything at all more about the book it came from, I may ask one of you people in a large place to try to find it for me, since Google Books is so far failing me. -
laura x
Thanks, Steven! That's where I got my "seed" of French, Spanish, Danish and Swedish library blogs but I should take look for other countries now that Google Reader does its (sometimes hilarious) auto-translate thing. Interestingly it was mentioned by some NZ tweeps this morning, and consensus was that the NZ section was already out of date. Things change quickly online... :-) -
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During the DIY boom of the last several years, many crafters have progressed quite a bit in their skills and are looking for "what's next." Rather than return to the same tired projects and patterns they've seen a thousand times before, they want to try something new! Hand-dyeing is a perfect medium for that. Hand-dyers can create their own unique combinations of colors that personalize every project.
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Barbara Parry raises sheep on her 220-acre farm in the Berkshire foothills of western Massachusetts. She dyes her own line of knitting yarn produced from the wool of her flock and markets it under her label, Foxfire Fiber and Designs, both online (at www.foxfirefiber.com) and at sheep and wool festivals throughout the Northeast. Her hand-dyed yarns and fibers have been featured in Wild Fibers magazine and in several knitting books. She chronicles life on her farm in her blog Sheep Gal (www.sheepgal.com) and is a freelance writer contributing to fiber arts publications. She teaches classes in hand spinning, dyeing, and colorwork.
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MU faculty will hold a special meeting next Thursday after 67 faculty members signed a petition calling to discuss the university's fiscal future.
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The first students to attend college from their family have the opportunity for a full scholarship from MU.
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In a speech Tuesday addressing concerns about higher education's future, UM System President Gary Forsee announced that MU was ranked 47th in receiving funds from the state.
Buscando America celebrates Latin culture
Popular Brazilian and Latin dances will be demonstrated by the MU Luso-Brazilian Student Association and the Latin Dance Club at Buscando America.
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Field Elementary School students ate healthy snacks, visited with MU athletes and ran relay races with ROTC members on Monday morning as part of a health fair put together by students from the MU Sinclair School of Nursing and Ways to Enhance Children's Activity and Nutrition.
Nixon announces higher education plan
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Located on the garden level of Lela Raney Wood Hall, the Stephens College Historic Costume Gallery's "Hidden Assets" exhibit is giving visitors a chance to witness 5,000 of the 12,000 garments it houses.
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Excellent location! Great deal when you can get it!
My sister and I recently spent the week in London and happened upon the DeVere Cavendish St. James by chance. We were very lucky: found a great rate off their website. The hotel's location is excellent! It is located across the street from Fortnum & Mason's, a block from Piccadilly St. It's only a few blocks from either the Green Park or Piccadilly Circus Tube stations. From the hotel, you can walk within 20 minutes to SoHo, Chinatown, Leicester Sq, Covent Garden, the National Gallery, Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, etc. We had a twin room, which we felt was small compared to those in the US, but comfortable. It was as nice as staying at a Hyatt. But I guess all hotel rooms in Europe are small? The major disappointment was the service at breakfast. A continental breakfast was included with our accomodations, and it was quite good. We would recommend spending the few extra GBP and getting the full English Breakfast on the weekends.
But be prepared to be waited on by the Living Dead! The attitude and service of the waitstaff was the worst we've ever encountered on our travels. We weren't looking to be entertained by the waitstaff...but how about simply being polite? Forget about 'friendly'. My sister and I thought just the one morning was bad, but we found that the waitstaff's attitudes every morning were bad! Can't tell you how many times we were ignored! When we asked for a cup of coffee or tea with breakfast, you would think we were asking them to severe a limb! Needless to say, we never left a gratuity...it was THAT bad. Thank Goodness not all service in London is that poor. (Afternoon tea at Claridge's...now THAT's service!!!) Oh...and when you arrive at the DeVere Cavendish St.
James...ask for Rachid. He's the best concierge in town! And tell him the Sisters from the States in Room 817 said 'hello'!
A fine hotel
A clean, modern hotel with an excellent location. Rooms are pretty small, but enough for one person. One of the best hotels in London that I've stayed in, I'll most certainly return there. Recommended.
Loved the De Vere Cavendish, St. James
We spent 6 nights at the DeVere in March, 2004. The DeVere is located in a wonderful area of London. It is right across the street from Fortnum and Mason and there are many other shops and restaurants in the neighborhood. It was very clean, convenient to both the Green Park and Picadilly tube stops. It is also located so you can walk to many of the major sights. The service was excellent. Our room was quiet and everything was quite comfortable. It was our first time in London and the staff was very friendly and helpful. The continental breakfast was included in our room rate and was quite adequate. Variety of cereal, pastries, fruit, etc. We will stay there again if we return to London.
Good Choice, Great Location
I enjoyed a 5 night stay at the De Vere Cavendish Hotel in February, 2004. I booked a "single" room at a promotional rate through British Airways and I feel that I got very good value. The "single" room was a bit small, but there was sufficient room for one person. It would have been cramped for two. The room had a full-sized bed which was one of the most comfortable in which I've ever slept. The bathroom featured an over-sized shower (no tub) with an abundant flow of water. (Showers in some London hotels are tiny and provide a meager trickle.) My only complaint was that the boiler broke and there was no hot water one morning, but such things do happen. The breakfast buffet (included in my rate) offered a limited selection of cereals, breads, pastries, fruits, cheeses and cold meats. The pastries were particularly good.
The location can hardly be better -- just a few minutes walk from Piccadilly Circus and the West End theatres or from the shops on Regent Street and Bond Street. The Green Park and Piccadilly Circus Tube stations are within easy walking distance and provide access to many different lines, including direct train service to Heathrow. In short, the De Vere Cavendish is a good choice in a great location. I'm sure I'll stay there again.
Loved the location
When we arrived the hotel record showed that we wouldn't be arriving for 2 days. They gave us a room right next to the elevator and when we heard the noise from the elevator we requested a different room. They moved us into a smoking room (YUK) since we were told it was the only room available for our 8 day stay and after complaining they lowered our rate. The rooms overall were quite nice & clean, the only negative was the quality of the mattress, had to sleep on the edges. Great location, we would stay here again.
Nice & modern... beware of dinner reservations...
The De Vere Cavendish was a great place to stay. It's centrally located in Picadilly, steps away from the Thomas Pink store. The rooms were a bit small, however the decor was very modern and minimalist. Staff was nice and friendly and the bar on the 2nd floor is open 24/7 for hotels guests. The only complaint we had was that the recommendations for dinner reservations were at such expensive restaurants. We figured out later that the concierge staff got a kickback from the restaurants. We would suggest just asking for dinner suggestions and then just showing up for dinner because you don't need the reservations.
Loved the Devere Cavendish Hotel-St James Place
I visited London in September 2003 and this hotel is just the finest I have found in London - I emailed the hotel directly for the best price, and found that the hotel offered me the BEST price possible (even shopped online at the travel sites, and the hotel gave me the best offer! Great hotel - super service and a fabulous hotel to meet and greet friends - located in St James - middle of Piccadilly and just a fine hotel all around. Location is super - there is a Marks and Spencers close by - walking distance to just everywhere - so do check this hotel out - room service after 10pm is a bit limited. Just lovely and I paid 189 sterling pounds INCLUDING VAT and an English breakfast each morning!
Great location for first time visitors
This hotel is perfectly situated for the traveler who wants to be a "tourist" and go "sightseeing" in London. We spent a week at the Cavendish St. James in mid-October, 2003 and could not have been happier with the hotel. The rooms were a bit small, but were extremely comfortable (especially the down comforters) , quiet and well-maintained. By day, we could walk or take a short cab/underground ride to Buckingham Palace, National Gallery, Parliament Building/Big Ben , Green Park, and by night, the theatre district and great restaurants were only a short distance away. The underground stations were only a short walk in either direction from the hotel. We traveled with our a 2 1/2 year old child, so being centrally located was important to us. Surprisingly, we also found a few inexpensive restaurants nearby, which is nice when traveling as a family. If we traveled to London again and only had a short amount of time there, we'd definitely stay at this hotel again.
Excellent Location, Great Hotel
I Recently went on a weekend break with my sister to London and we stayed at the Da Vere Cavendish, St James. I would recommend it to anyone. When we arrived, we were told we had been upgraded to an executive suite which was excellent, we loved everything about our room and we said if we ever went again we would definitely stay there. As for the location, it was excellent, we were right by everything you could ever want in London and we didn't need to get a Taxi Cab anywhere. Overall this is an excellent place to stay and I thoroughly recommend it!
Great location, Ok service
We have just returned from a 4-night stay in London and stay at the Devere Cavendish St. James. The location is hard to beat; we walked to almost every part of central in London within 15-20 minutes and it is a 3-minute walk from the Piccadilly tube stop, which gives you a quick, inexpensive ride to Heathrow when you need to go home. The room we obtained through hoteldiscounts was comfortable but quite small, with very sleek, modern furnishings. The bathroom was of good size, with a full-size tub and shower and heated towel bar. There was a nice closet, but no dresser to unpack your suitcase into, so you much live out of your suitcase. We also had some confusion as to whether the breakfast was included and, despite our protestations that we were told it was included, were charged nearly 30 pounds for a poorly supplied breakfast buffet. Overall, I would say if location near Piccadilly/West End is important, this could be a good option, but service and amenities could be improved for a "4-star" hotel.
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When do seedlings need light?
I am starting a variety of herbs as well as some peppers from seed and am very new to all of this. I was told to leave the seeds in dark to help them germinate and after that start using a light.
What I don't know is how soon after germination do I start adding the light?
Do I need to start as soon as they break the surface?
Every plant has its own requirements for germination. There are ONLY 20000 different kinds of herbs, so there is no rule of thumb. You'll need to research which ones need light, and which ones need darkness. Packets of seeds bought commercially should have this information printed on them.
Very broadly speaking, and not a rule of thumb, the smaller the seed, the more light it needs. Some need to be just sown on the surface.
For those that need darkness, you should cover the surface of the soil in damp newspaper to keep out the light. It should be removed as soon as the first little leaves emerge. As the seedlings grow, you can gradually increase the amount of light they're exposed to. This is part of the 'hardening off' process.
For capsicums (peppers): Sow seed in early spring once temperatures are consistently over 20°C. Cover with 3-5mm of seed-raising mix, transplant seedlings into their final growing positions when they are 4cm high. They must be kept warm to germinate. (ie. they need some light - not complete darkness).
Here is a link that might be useful: growing herbs from seed
I am growing Basis, Oregano, Parsley, Thyme, Sage, Rosemary, and Bell Peppers inside in starter trays.
It seems like now that they have started to sprout I should start giving them light. Should I start off by giving them the full 18 hours or work up to that?
Basil, germinates in approx. 7-14 days at 60-70F in well-drained media, sow 1/4" deep.
Oregano, surface sow on well-drained media, germinates in 7-14 days at 72-77F.
Parsley, sow 1/4" to 1/2" deep in rich, moist soil. Germinates in 2-3wks or more.
Thyme, approx. 15-30 days at 55F, sow on the surface, requires light to germinate.
Sage, 9-21 days at 70F, sandy media.
Rosemary, 2 wks to 3 mos at 65-75F, sandy media, 1/4" deep.
Peppers, sow 1/4" deep. Germinates in 2-3 wks at 80-85F.
Be careful not to overwater most of these, keep them moist, not wet.
I believe these seeds need light to start growing, but thankfully most of these seeds also get all the light they need for there jump start to germination just by sowing them in a lit room, but as soon as any plant starts to sprout they need all the light they can get, so 18 hr to start is perfect.
All my herbs, veggies, perennials, annuals get started in a dark room. I don't pay any attention to the packet info regarding light for germination. As soon as one or two seeds are up then they all go under lights for 14 hours a day. Light requirements for germination are overstated IMHO. Perhaps light helps but it certainly isn't required for the varieties I grow and I grow all the basics and then some. I cover larger seeds like fennel, tomatoes, peppers, echinacea, etc. but smaller seeds sometimes get lightly covered when they are watered in after sowing. We have been germinating this way for 30+ years.
Very few seed types need no light at first, when germinating. Some seeds even like cool air with a high moisture content. Once sprouted, light is essential. If its artifical, at least 18 hours per day is needed. Never leave lights on 24/7 as thats too much, as plant leaves do need s short time of darkness too.


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"Dr Cortese estimates that Medicare was overcharged by his outfit $840m last year alone, and rightly refused to pay it"
Ok, fine, perhaps having the public sector compete with the private sector isn't fair--but I'm not sure why not from the article.
So Medicare "underpays," but in relation to what? As has been pointed out in the Economist before the US spends 2x as much per capita on healthcare for similar outcomes to other developed countries. Plus costs are rising faster than GDP growth and inflation, so it keeps getting larger.
The solution is likely that we need someone to be empowered to control costs, and HMOs have failed. So perhaps it has to be the government that makes the decisions of how to ration healthcare and control costs. Private companies are too easy to villify.
Insurers need to come up with a logical plan to insure the currently un-insurable without passing them off into a money losing government funded pool. If the government is left only with the losing cases, then they will continually limit eligibility requirements to cap costs. That would continue to leave the life savings of the middle class completely exposed to preexisting conditions etc.
If a pool is the best option insurers can come up with, then we may as well fully mandate coverage (tax), establish a single government managed pool, and eliminate the insurers as profiteering middlemen. This is one of very few cases wehre I'd rather give the extra $'s to a bureaucrat then allow my neighbor to go bankrupt because they did not meet pre-requirements for the government run "ill pool".
The above comments come from a life long free market fiscal conservative. I can not stomach watching good productive citizens wiped out both physically and fiscally as they fall through the cracks. I no longer care if my doctor makes a little less, if my hospital can't afford a new wing for this or that. The care is there and all must benefit. We must share the costs and eliminate the absurd profits of insurance/HMO executives, injury attorneys, as well as the many boutique doctors and hospitals who gain by limiting their focus only to the wealthy and insured.
The problem with private insurers is that the drive for profit is always going to come into contact with the goal of helping people. For example, I was diagnosed with Multiple sclerosis 2 years ago. This is an incurable autoimmune disorder which will gradually paralyze me over the course of my life. There is a treatment to slow the progression but all the medication costs thousands of dollars a month.
I'm a college student who's ensured via the COBRA extension, but that only lasts while I'm in school. This means that I will enter the private insurance market with a disease that is guaranteed to cost any insurer thousands of dollars every month for the rest of my life.
I pay 450 dollars a month for health insurance but receive 5000 dollars worth of treatment. I sympathize with private insurers, I'm a terrible account to have. The only reason I have insurance at all is because federal law forces Aetna to give me coverage (I had coverage under my parents, before I was diagnosed.)
So right now, my only options are, fore go insurance until I get bad enough to qualify for disability, go work for an organization which is so large that they can afford to give all their employees coverage (and I'm a bio major), or move to some other country where everyone is covered so that my healthcare costs become a drop in the pot.
I challenge anyone to think of a good, market based rationale for a private insurer to put me on the books as an individual.
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