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S., On ; the 4th, the Pope befd a Qnappd in the Church of St. Charles, it being the Feftival of that Saint, where his Holinefs heard Mafs fung by Car-, dinal Cibo; and the Duke de Guadagriola-Conti afltfted at the Throrfc, in Quality of Cjrcat; Martha! of the Pontifical Chappel* *ie nexj Day, Cardinal Cienfuegos celebrated the Featof that Saint, wbbfeName the Emperor bears, by afoleam Service and the iii�mm'- fungi-to Mnticfc in the Church dtSeUnimt,. foUow'd Jbf i. magnificent Re-; Cardinals, and other Peribns of Diftori&ioa, On Mm!lxy�. Cardinal fintusgiio; bad a long Audience of the Pope, about the Nuncio his Holinefs has named for the Court of Spain. The fame Itey, a Spaniard wis feized'by/ Order of the Tribunal of the fnqaifitibn* who is reported to be aa Apoftate Monk. Slgnor Neri Corfini* the BopVs^ieph'ewi hardecfau red; that to forward the Difpatcb of BufiheTs, be will give Auo'iefice to all manner of Per-* ions Sundays, Tuefdays, and Thurfday*; and that be will afterftafds-give bis Hplinefs an Account pf all that has been communicated to him. The Pomiffi will make * Promotion of Cardinals the zotb Infran?;. and 'ris not doubted but Signer Neri Corfini will then be raifed to the Purple. Mean w bile, fevera! Cardinals folicite a more of hit Servants, under Pretence that he can keep them no longer. , - " &drcncet Nvt^i u N. S�. They write from the Luneggianaj th�t the General Count Sia-remberjg broke, up with4 JMriallions,;tbYi-sth p*ft, frop&thi;Qmp-W$*mtQ& * that he was foliow*di by the ^efV^fhe* Troops that form'd that Camp, the ^h" of the fame; Month; and, $ut r^y; web^|o4n\i'rf.l)y tho% who had been potted' at Maffa 3i Carara, in order to march together into their Winrer , Quarters in Lombardy. 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The famVDay came to m Atichor i�r our Road the Stv Vicetneo, a Mafcefe Man of from Cbrfica fay, the^felilf<^two fniall InrercefSon which the Emperor ^a<|;writteA Places had laid down their Arms; but that to him, had been pjeafed to pardon;the Cianfe the Grofs of them ftiti remained as obdurate of Anger his Royal Highnefs had given him* as ever. ; After this they expjain'd to the Prince the ' Genoa, Nov, u. N.S. On Sunday begun Subftance of bis Majefty'� Orders.; which here the. PopeV Jubilee, which wilftaft a Fort- his ^oyal Highnefs. accepted with Sub- miffion: He expreffed a great deal of Joy op being reftored to, the King his Father's good Graces, and received from the Hands of M. de Thuiemeyer the,-opy; of the/ New Oath which he was to take* to examine it, and keep; it 14.. Hours, purfuant tQ his Majefty's Orders. (Orv Sun�-d#y hisjlpyal Higbnefs wa^s cqnd'ucit , U. N. 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An emotional Skibsrud thanked her family and her late father "for sharing his stories with me that became a part of this book."
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A 30-year-old Nova Scotia-bred author whose debut novel had dropped from sight before being shortlisted for this year's Scotiabank Giller Prize has become the youngest winner of Canada's highest profile literary award.
Johanna Skibsrud's The Sentimentalists was the long-shot winner of the $50,000 award, presented at a televised gala in Toronto on Tuesday. Skibsrud, raised in New Glasgow, N.S., currently lives in Paris, where she is completing a PhD from the University of Montreal.
The Sentimentalists, published by Nova Scotia's small Gaspereau Press, was largely unavailable when the book unexpectedly made the Giller shortlist in September. The publisher is now printing 1,000 copies a week. The book has also been picked up by a U.K. publisher.
On Tuesday night, a very emotional Skibsrud thanked Gaspereau "for believing in my book." She also thanked her mother, her stepfather, and her late father "for sharing his stories with me that became a part of this book."
The novel explores the relationship between a young woman and her estranged father, who had witnessed the murder of a civilian while fighting in Vietnam in 1967.
"The Sentimentalists charts the painful search by a dutiful daughter to learn — and more importantly, to learn to understand — the multi-layered truth which lies at the moral core of her dying father's life," said the citation by the jury panel of CBC broadcaster Michael Enright, U.S. novelist Claire Messud and British writer Ali Smith. "The writing here is trip-wire taut as the exploration of guilt, family and duty unfolds."
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Richard Henry Stoddard
Richard Henry Stoddard was an American critic and poet. He was born on July 2, 1825, in Hingham, Massachusetts. His father, a sea-captain, was wrecked and lost on one of his voyages while Richard was a child, and the lad went in 1835 to New York City with his mother, who had married again. He attended the public schools of that city. He became a blacksmith and later an iron moulder, reading much poetry at the same time. In 1849 he gave up his industrial trades and began to write for a living. He contributed to the Union Magazine, the Knickerbocker Magazine, Putnam's Monthly Magazine and the New York Evening Post. In 1853 Nathaniel Hawthorne helped him to secure the appointment of inspector ... more »
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Richard Henry Stoddard Poems
It Never Comes Again
There are gains for all our losses, There are balms for all our pain, But when youth, the dream, departs, It takes something from our hearts,
The Flight Of The Arrow
THE LIFE of man Is an arrow's flight, Out of darkness Into light,
The Witch's Whelp
ALONG the shore the slimy brine-pits yawn, Covered with thick green scum; the billows rise, And fill them to the brim with clouded foam,
Oriental Songs
THE DIVAN A LITTLE maid of Astrakan, An idol on a silk divan
Abraham Lincoln: An Horatian Ode
'Confusion now hath made his masterpiece! Most sacrilegious murder hath broke ope The Lord's anointed temple, and stole thence
An Old Song Reversed
"THERE are gains for all our losses." So I said when I was young. If I sang that song again, 'T would not be with that refrain,
The Flight Of Youth
THERE are gains for all our losses, There are balms for all our pain: But when youth, the dream, departs, It takes something from our hearts,
The Lover - (Japan)
IT is dark and lonesome here, Beneath the windy eaves:— The cold, cold ground my bed, My coverlet dead leaves,
Day And Night My Thoughts Incline
Day and night my thoughts incline To the blandishments of wine: Jars were made to drain, I think, Wine, I know, was made to drink.
Birds are singing round my window, Tunes the sweetest ever heard, And I hang my cage there daily, But I never catch a bird.
No, Poplar, No!
The poplar tree that guards my house Looks in on me tonight, As if it would divide my shade, Though based itself in light.
Melodies And Catches
SONGS HOW are songs begot and bred? How do golden measures flow? From the heart, or from the head?
Lincoln's Birthday
This man whose homely face you look upon, Was one of nature s masterful, great men; Born with strong arms, that unfought battles won;
THE ANGEL came by night (Such angels still come down), And like a winter cloud Passed over London town;
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It Never Comes Again
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But when youth, the dream, departs,
It takes something from our hearts,
And it never comes again.
We are stronger, and are better,
Under manhood's sterner reign;
Still we feel that something sweet
Followed youth, with flying feet,
And will never come again.
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And we sigh for it in vain;
We behold it everywhere,
On the earth, and in the air,
But it never comes again.
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Teen Advisory Board
Thursday, March 26 at 4:00 PM
Teens 12-18, join us for food, fun, volunteer credit, and a chance to have your voice heard! We will be discussing program plans for the spring and summer. Feel free to invite a friend to join us. Thanks to the Friends of Vacaville Public Libraries for making this possible. The library is located at 1020 Ulatis Drive. For further information call 1-866-57-ASKUS or look on the library website at www.solanolibrary.com.
March 16, 2015
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Bay Area Bike Mobile
Tuesday, March 24, 3:00-6:00 p.m.
Get your bike fixed for free. A team from the Bay Area Bike Mobile will work on as many bikes as time allows. All ages are welcome, but children and teens will have first priority. The library is located at 1020 Ulatis Drive. For further information call 1-866-57-ASKUS or look on the library website at www.solanolibrary.com.
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Lawrence Hall of Science Inventor's Lab
Tuesday, March 17 at 4:00 p.m.
Design. Build. Test. Discover. Solve real –world challenges using science and engineering. What will we work on? It will be a St. Patrick's Day surprise! Challenging and fun for ages 7-18. All materials provided. Free, thanks to the Friends of Vacaville Public Libraries. The library is located at 1020 Ulatis Drive. For further information call 1-866-57-ASKUS or look on the library website at www.solanolibrary.com .
Cycle Celebration at the John F. Kennedy Library
Saturday, March 14th 1:00 – 3:30
The John F. Kennedy Library is about to get overrun, in the best sense of the word. In this special Cycle Celebration, community partners will be bringing safety information and bike repairs to young people.
Bay Area BikeMobile will make free repairs and adjustments to the bikes of the first twenty kids to sign up on the day of the event. They can fix flat tires, adjust brakes and gears, and even replace broken or worn out parts like brake pads, chains, seats, grips and tires. They can also usually replace shifters, brake calipers, and brake levers, as well. BikeMobile helps keep youth rolling to school safely while reducing congestion and greenhouse gas emissions. Their services are funded by Spare the Air Youth.
While twenty lucky kids will get their bikes repairs, everyone can benefit from the information shared by other partners. Representatives from Safe Routes to School will be present to give away free helmets and other goodies, while supplies last. Their program encourages students to walk and bike to school and supports these activities with educational events throughout the year. The California Highway Patrol will demonstrate bicycle safety.
This free event is being held on Saturday, March 14th beginning at 1:00 in Unity Plaza, on the south side of the John F. Kennedy Library.
For more information about library services, visit us online at www.solanolibrary.com or call 1-866-572-7587.
Microsoft Word 2010 Workshop for Teens
Thursday, March 12, 4:00-5:00 p.m.
Teens are invited to improve their basic skills with Microsoft Word 2010 in this informative workshop. Come with your questions and leave with more confidence. Thanks to the Friends of Vacaville Public Libraries for making this possible. The library is located at 1020 Ulatis Drive.
For further information call 1-866-57-ASKUS or look on the library website at www.solanolibrary.com .
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Thursday, February 19th at 4:00 PM
Teens 12-18, join us for food, fun, volunteer credit, and a chance to have your voice heard! We will be discussing program plans for the spring and summer. Please note this meeting is one week earlier than our usual monthly meeting. Feel free to invite a friend to join us. Thanks to the Friends of Vacaville Public Libraries for making this possible.
The library is located at 1020 Ulatis Drive. For further information call 1-866-57-ASKUS or look on the library website at www.solanolibrary.com .
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Solano County Library Will Be Presenting a Half Day Workshop:
"African-American Genealogy for Beginners"
Free to the Public
Saturday, February 14, 1-3PM
Fairfield Civic Center Library
Computer Center
Since Alex Haley's "Roots", many African-Americans have had the desire to research their family's history. They usually find out that they don't really know where or how to start. "It would have been great to attend a workshop presenting the fundamentals needed to get started in family research for African Americans when I began my search", says Cynthia McDaniels, a retired Human Resources Administrator, "AKA" Genealogy Consultant. She will be a presenter of a half day workshop for beginners in African-American Genealogy. The workshop will consist of an explanation and demonstration of the steps necessary to start researching one's African-American Ancestry.
The African-American method of research is not unlike any other genealogy research in many basic respects. But it is in knowing when there are exceptions and what other paths may be
followed specific to African Americans, to help in the search. "Had I known when I began what I have learned and experienced over the past years, in many instances, I could have found in months the answers it took me years to find", states McDaniels.
During her twenty-four year journey, McDaniels has traced her father's family, back five generations and her mother's four. As an extra bonus, she has found many lost and/or missing relatives in the process. This workshop will teach beginners, her time-proven, methods for research. The workshop will be at the Fairfield Civic Center Library Computer Center, Saturday February 14th from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm.
McDaniels is currently writing her family's history and completing the necessary requirements to become a certified genealogist. She is a member of the African-American Genealogy Society of Northern California, the Angelina County (TX) Genealogy Society and the Association of Professional Genealogists.
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FAIRFIELD — Earn It, Keep It, Save It, a coalition of nonprofit partners, including the Internal Revenue Service, the Children's Network, United Way of the Greater Bay Area, and Solano County Library announce a series of four Super Saturday Free Tax Preparation events in February.
The Fairfield Civic Center Library at 1150 Kentucky Street will host the first event on Saturday, February 7 from 10:00 a.m. -3:00 p.m. Customers earning less than $53,000 can have their taxes prepared for them and submitted electronically.
Other events will be held on a first-come, first-served basis from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. with last intake at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, February 14 at the Vacaville Cultural Center Library branch, on Saturday, February 21 at the John F. Kennedy branch in Vallejo, and on Saturday, February 28 at the Suisun City branch. Spanish speakers will be available.
Customers must bring a photo ID, a Social Security card or ITIN, W-2s from all jobs held in 2014, savings and checking account and routing number for direct deposit, last year's tax return, and the household's health coverage information (1095-A if bought through Covered CA).
For more information, call 211, or The Children's Network at 707-421-7229, ext. 109 or Solano County Library at 1-866-572-7587 or visit www.earnitkeepitsaveit.org for additional events throughout the tax season.
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Saturday afternoon, January 31, 2015 at 3:00 p.m. in the JFK Library's Joseph Room, 505 Santa Clara Street, Vallejo, the classical a cappella vocal group, "Coro D'Amici," will present a free concert of sacred and secular music for unaccompanied voices from the Renaissance and the Twentieth Century.
Michael Senturia, the group's director, is a Professor Emeritus of Music at UC Berkeley, where for thirty years he conducted the University Symphony and taught in the Department of Music. Once retired from the University and after acquiring a degree in Library Science, he worked as an adult services reference librarian for the Solano County Library at the JFK Branch in Vallejo. During his time there he introduced regular, free monthly music events at the library, which has continued to this day.
Coro D'Amici has existed in one form or another since 1981. Its members come from the East Bay and include professionals from a variety of fields, all of whom have also trained as musicians. The group meets once a week to enjoy each other's company and to sing unaccompanied classical repertoire from Renaissance to Modern. In 2005 the group toured Italy, singing in Fiesole, Florence, Siena and Rome. In recent years the group has enjoyed giving Bay Area concerts in Berkeley, Vallejo and Martinez.
Members of the group, in addition to Mr. Senturia, are Joan Bell, Rob Calvert, Christy Dana, Sean Dougall, Pat Jennerjohn, John Kelly, Pauline Ma-Senturia, Sonja Maund, Jo Maxon, Tom Mugglestone, Carol Paxson, Will Schweller, and Edna Yeh.
Wednesday, January 21st at 3:30 PM
Who will you meet? A hawk, an eagle, an owl, a kestrel? Sallie, a human from the California Raptor Center, will introduce us to real live birds which are no longer able to live in the wild.
Free. Thanks to the Friends of the Vacaville Public Libraries for letting us "adopt" a raptor. The library is located at 1020 Ulatis Drive.
For further information call 1-866-57-ASKUS or look on the library website at www.solanolibrary.com .
Parents of children with special needs are invited to sign up for monthly workshops conducted by the Matrix Parent Network. These free meetings are held at the John F. Kennedy Library at 505 Santa Clara St. in Vallejo and registration is required. The mission of Matrix is to empower families of children with special needs to successfully understand and access the systems that serve them.
"Skills for Effective Advocacy and Leadership" will be held Monday, January 12th from 6:00 – 8:00. This workshop with help participants discover what skills are needed for effective parent advocacy and self-advocacy for students 14 years+ with a disability.
Space is limited. To register, visit www.matrixparents.org or call 1-800-578-2592.
A fraction of a penny, 1/8th of a cent to be exact, is the make-or-break sales tax that has meant so much to Solano County Library. Not only do these fractions of pennies add up to 25% of the library's budget, they are also a tangible indication of the support Solano County Library enjoys from its community. In 1998, the sales tax measure known as Measure B, passed by over a 68% majority. In return, voters were promised more books, more hours and more services for young people. Library leaders delivered on that promise, even when the recession meant sharp reductions in the library's budget and other public libraries struggled to keep their doors open. In 2012, Solano County residents renewed their trust in the library with an 80% majority for Measure L, an extension of the tax to maintain the promises made in 1998, making the library the hub of lifelong learning in Solano County.
What's next for Solano County Library? The programs that were important during the recession will remain, as many people are still feeling the economic pinch. Job help, technology training, legal advice and tax prep will continue to be important services. As new studies confirm the importance of brain development in the first five years of life, the library continues its innovation of programs for young children so that they are ready to learn when they go to school. As part of the educational infrastructure, the library is initiating more programs that inspire exploration in science, engineering and technology. The library continues to adapt to the formats favored by the community, with free online magazines, downloadable books and tutoring, online and in person.
Solano County Library will celebrate the community's ongoing support with the following events, sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
Promises Made, Promises Kept Events
Monday, January 12
3:30 p.m.
Magic Dan
Fairfield Cordelia Library
Tuesday, January 13
3:30-4:30 p.m.
Circus Arts
Suisun City Library
Wednesday, January 14
3:30-4:30 p.m.
Dan Chan, Magician
Fairfield Civic Center Library
Wednesday, January 21
10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Enjoy a Sweet Treat
Rio Vista Library
Thursday, January 22
4 p.m.
Performers, Food, and More
Vacaville Town Square Library
Saturday, January 31
3 p.m.
Classical Concert Coro D'Amici
John F. Kennedy Library
One of the most challenging aspects of learning a new language is gaining the confidence to engage others in conversation. The Vacaville Public Library-Cultural Center will introduce a new weekly program to support adults with limited English language skills practice speaking and listening in English.
The first ESL Club meeting takes place in the library's Conference Room on Wednesday, January 7 at 5:30 pm. This program is not intended as a substitute for ESL instruction, but is meant to be an informal way to enhance the speaking skill of ESL learners. All are welcome.
The library is located at 1020 Ulatis Drive. For more information, call the library at 866-572-7587.
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Teen Advisory Board
Thursday, December 18 at 4:00 PM
Teens 12-18, join us for a chance to have your voice heard and earn volunteer credit. Enjoy snacks while we have an informal meeting to share ideas. Feel free to invite a friend to come along. Thanks to the Friends of Vacaville Public Libraries for making this possible. The library is located at 1020 Ulatis Drive. For additional information call 1-866-57-ASKUS or look on the library website at www.solanolibrary.com .
CONTACT: Elizabeth Molyneux at 707-784-1544 or firstname.lastname@example.com
December Family Night with the Fabulous Puppet Art Theater!
Tuesday, December 16 at 7:00 p.m.
Families are invited to celebrate the festive season with a special holiday version of The Boy Who Cried Wolf. Free, thanks to the Friends of Vacaville Public Libraries. The library is located at 1020 Ulatis Drive. For further information call 1-866-57-ASKUS or look on the library website at www.solanolibrary.com
December 2, 2014
CONTACT: Elizabeth Molyneux at 707-784-1544 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Winter Crafts for Tweens and Teens
Wednesday, December 10 from 3:00-5:00 PM
Tweens and Teens join us for a winter wonderland of craft activities. Make a snow globe, decorated cookies, and design your own gift bags. Thanks to the Friends of Vacaville Public Libraries for making this possible. The library is located at 1020 Ulatis Drive. For additional information call 1-866-57-ASKUS or look on the library website at www.solanolibrary.com .
Fairfield Civic Center Library
1150 Kentucky Street
Fairfield, CA 94533
January 5, 2015
Becker-Balmer Meeting Room
Extreme Couponing: How to Save Money on Your Daily Purchases
" Learn how to save money while being safe and strategic with your shopping." Stephanie Boydell from Golden 1 Credit Union will share ideas with families looking for creative ways to save money on their everyday purchases.
Ann Miller, Solano County Library
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Solano County Library is helping Americans struggling to find meaningful ways to honor the nation's 2.6 million Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans by supporting WAR INK, a powerful new online exhibit that opened on Veteran's Day. The honest and emotionally raw collection of original video, photography and audio interviews uses the memorial tattoos and words of 24 veterans to open a dialogue between civilians and returning vets.
As a depository for human stories and narratives, Solano County Library saw this exhibit as an ideal complement to its mission and is now actively promoting the exhibit. "Libraries have a duty to provide resources to all citizens but place special emphasis on serving our returning veterans—a segment of our community that has been overlooked. Libraries also collect the stories that tell us who we are as a society," said Ann Miller, the Library's marketing and community relations officer.
"WAR INK emerged out of a need to recognize veterans' stories of service and sacrifices and to bridge the divide between the veteran and civilian communities," said WAR INK co-creator Jason Deitch, a former Army medic and military sociologist. "This is both an exhibit and a forum, using tattoos as a springboard for veterans to share their stories."
Stark, beautiful, disturbing and often darkly humorous, the featured tattoos in WAR INK are a visual expression of memories and emotions that can be difficult for veterans to discuss openly. But the creators of WAR INK and the 24 men and women who bravely shared their stories and their tattoos hope their openness will help civilians develop a deeper understanding of their experiences and provide a safe entry point to honestly and authentically engage in a conversation.
"Veterans need ways to reconnect with their communities," said Chris Brown, WAR INK co-creator and senior manager at the Contra Costa County Library, which will launch the program along with over 20 other libraries throughout California. "As librarians we're pleased to play a part in bridging that gap and sharing the poignant stories of our veterans."
The sudden transition from war to civilian life leaves many vets facing deep feelings of alienation and isolation. Tattoos, Brown and Deitch explain, are a shared form of expression between many civilians and vets, and offer a unique gateway to conversations which can begin to build that community.
"Every tattoo on my body tells a story," said WAR INK veteran Ron "Doc" Riviera of Santa Cruz, California. "If people would just ask, they wouldn't get a movie or a book, they would get the real thing."
Elegantly produced, WAR INK walks visitors through four multimedia chapters. In the veterans' own words, they remind guests that "We Were You" by sharing their experiences before they entered the military. The "Changed Forever" chapter is a searing examination of the horrors of war, followed by "Living Scars," a candid look at the physical and emotional wounds of their military experiences. The exhibit's final chapter, "Living Not Surviving," tells of the challenges veterans face, but also of their strength and resilience as they try and return to their communities."
To tell the WAR INK story, Dietch and Brown assembled an impressive coalition of diverse partners, including the StoryCorps Military Voices Initiative and premier photographer Johann Wolf. Video for the site was directed by filmmaker Rebecca Murga and the online exhibit was designed by Favorite Medium.
WAR INK was supported in part by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian, and made possible with support from the following funders and donors: Cal Humanities, the Pacific Library Partnership and StoryCorps.
Support for veterans begins by really listening to their stories and experiences. Visit the WAR INK exhibit at www.warink.org.
John F. Kennedy Library is looking for volunteers who will help make a difference in the Vallejo community. The Plus One Algebra Tutoring program is designed to assist students with understanding math concepts. According to the 2013 Star Test, only 25% of Vallejo students who were in Algebra I achieved proficiency.
The California Dropout Research Project at UC Santa Barbara discovered that, "the graduation rate was two times greater [for] students who passed Algebra 1 by their freshman year of high school." "Helping students succeed in their math classes will set them up for future success," said Mark Flowers, a librarian at the John F. Kennedy Library who coordinates the program. "We see the library as a link between students and anyone who want to make a difference in the lives of these students."
In attempt to increase the success rate, Plus One Tutoring pairs students receiving Ds and Fs, in Pre-Algebra and Algebra, with tutors for one-on-one weekly study sessions, in order to improve students' math grades, help students feel more prepared for high school, and give students a shared sense of community with their tutors.
Tutoring has begun at Hogan Middle School, and the library is looking to expand the program to Franklin and Solano Middle Schools as well.
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Janet Tashjian, a novelist specializing in books for young people, will visit local schools and libraries December 9-11 as part of Solano Kids Read, a community reads program sponsored by the Solano County Library Foundation. The purpose of Solano Kids Read is to inspire a love of reading by bringing nationally celebrated authors to meet with children in Solano County. "In our interviews with teachers, parents and kids, we hear again and again how jazzed kids are to meet these favorite authors," said Ann Miller, Solano County Library's marketing and community relations officer. This year we are especially excited that her son, who is also her illustrator, is coming. Tashjian's son Jake illustrated "My Life as a Book" as well as two other books and an upcoming series.
Two public events are scheduled along with five school events throughout the county. Janet and Jake Tashjian will discuss their work and sign books at 7 p.m. on December 9 at the Fairfield Cordelia Library. The Vacaville Public Library-Town Square will host a writers' workshop with the mother/ son team at 4 p.m. on December 10.
"My Life as a Book" follows Derek, an active boy and "reluctant reader" as he struggles through a summer reading assignment. The summer becomes more interesting as he finds unexpected friendships, uncovers a mystery about a drowned girl, and discovers that stories are all around us. Tashjian's name is familiar to many readers because of the cult favorite "The Gospel According to Larry" series that is taught in many middle and high schools. Her first novel, "Tru Confessions" was made into a critically acclaimed Disney TV movie.
Mark Flowers, a librarian at the John F. Kennedy Library in Vallejo, suggests that the book is popular with kids who love to read as well as those who don't. "Jake Tashjian's hilarious drawings of Derek's vocabulary words make this a perfect choice for kids like Derek who struggle with reading. Kids who already love to read will be sucked-in by Derek's magnetic personality and the mysteries that surround him."
For more information go to www.solanolibrary.com/kidsread or call 1-866-57-ASKUS
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Diary of a Wimpy Kid party
Tuesday, November 4th at 4:00 p.m.
Join us as we celebrate the release of the latest Diary of a Wimpy Kid book. Enter our prize drawing to win a free copy of Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul by Jeff Kinney. The library is located at 1020 Ulatis Drive.
For further information call 1-866-57-ASKUS or look on the library website at www.solanolibrary.com .
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Family Night-Bats in the Library!
Thursday, October 30 at 7:00 p.m.
Do you think bats are scary? Bats think we are scary! Meet some real live bats, and Corky, their human friend. Learn the truth about bats, and how humans and bats can live together. This program is for the whole family. Free, thanks to the Friends of Vacaville Public Libraries. The library is located at 1020 Ulatis Drive. For further information call 1-866-57-ASKUS or look on the library website at www.solanolibrary.com .
CONTACT: Kristen Murray 707-784-1551 kcmurray @solanocounty.com
Music, Story and More!
On Tuesday, November 4, at 3:30 p.m. the Fairfield Cordelia Library welcomes Green Golly & Her Golden Flute. Green Golly brings to life a Rapunzel like tale full of music, adventure and fun! Rapunzel may have been horrified to spend her days trapped in that big old tower but not Green Golly. She was so inspired she couldn't help but make music. This introduction to the complex, creative and beautiful world of classical music inspires children to listen actively and imagine creatively.
Green Golly is brought to us all the way from New York City by musicians Keith Torgan and Barbara Siesel. The Green Golly Project was started as a way to introduce young children to classical music in a fun and engaging way but has grown to be so much more. Using the flute, guitar and their storytelling talent they bring Green Golly to life much to the delight of their audience! Visit Green Golly online at www.greengolly.com.
This free program is brought to you by the Friends of the Fairfield-Suisun Libraries. For more information please call 1-866-572-7587 or visit us online at www.solanolibrary.com.
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Friends of the Library Fall Book Sale
The Fall book sale for the Vacaville Libraries begins soon. Thousands of books and other materials for people of all ages will be available at remarkably low prices.
The sale takes place at the Vacaville Public Library Cultural Center during normal library hours. It begins with a Members-Only day on Thursday, October 23—become a member at the door. From October 24 through October 27, the sale is open to everyone. Sunday and Monday are Five Dollars a Bag Days—get all the materials you can fit into a grocery bag for just five dollars.
The Friends of the Vacaville Library is a support organization of the Vacaville Public Libraries. The monies they raise help support library programming for children, teens and adults.
For questions regarding this event, please call the library at 1-866-57-ASKUS.
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Teen Advisory Board
Thursday, October 23 at 4:00 PM
Teens 12-18, join us for a chance to have your voice heard and earn volunteer credit. Enjoy snacks while we have an informal meeting to share ideas. Feel free to invite a friend to come along. Thanks to the Friends of Vacaville Public Libraries for making this possible. The library is located at 1020 Ulatis Drive. For additional information call 1-866-57-ASKUS or look on the library website at www.solanolibrary.com .
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Izi Holokahi performs at the John F. Kennedy Library on Saturday November 1st at 2:00 pm.
Enjoy a ukulele concert at the Kennedy Library in Vallejo featuring local performer Izi Holokahi. Mr. Holokahi was learned to play in his birth state of Hawaii and he has performed at many venues in Solano County and throughout the Bay Area. His passion for ukulele is evident in his performances, classes, and Ukesperiment workshops. This free concert begins at 2 p.m. on Saturday, November 1st and is part of the First Saturday series of cultural events. Thanks to the Vallejo Friends of the Library for their generous support of library programs.
CONTACT: Lani Clarke (707) 784-1541, FAX (707) 451-0987
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Get the Dirt on Composting at the Library
Composting is good for your garden, good for your budget, and saves water—so why doesn't every gardener have a compost pile? It may be because people think it's complicated, smelly, and a lot of work—none of which is true.
Master Gardener Teresa Lavell offers a 3-part weekly series on composting at Vacaville Public Library-Cultural Center, beginning with Composting 101 on October 16. This session is an introduction to composting. On October 23, Ms. Lavell explores active and passive composting techniques, and on October 30 she will explain how worm composting works. All sessions start at 7:00 p.m. There is no charge to participate, and no registration is necessary. Call the library at 866-572-7587 for additional information.
The Master Gardener Volunteer Program is a partnership among the University of California, USDA, county governments, and California residents. To find out more about Master Gardeners, contact UC Cooperative Extension at (707) 784-1321.
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Solano County Library, in cooperation with Solano County Public Health, will be offering free flu shots at six branches in October and November on a first come, first served basis. Call 1-866-57-ASKUS for more information.
1 - 4 p.m., Monday, October 6, Rio Vista Library, 44 So. 2nd Street.
1 - 4 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 16, Vacaville Public Library - Cultural Center, 1020 Ulatis Drive.
1 - 4 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 28, Suisun City Library, 601 Pintail Drive.
1 - 4 p.m., Monday, Nov. 3, Vacaville Public Library - Town Square, 1 Town Square Place
1 - 4 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 6, Fairfield Civic Center Library, 1150 Kentucky Street.
1 - 4 p.m., Monday, Nov. 10, John F. Kennedy Library, 505 Santa Clara Street, Vallejo.
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Ancestry Library Edition-Genealogy Open Workshop Session
Wednesday, October 15 from 7:00-9:00 PM
Come join us to explore Ancestry Library Editions & HeritageQuest Online at our open workshop session. Beginners and advanced welcome. No sign-ups are necessary, but seating is limited. Bring your laptops if you wish; we have wireless. The library is located at 1020 Ulatis Drive Vacaville, CA. For further information call 1-866-57-ASKUS or look on the library website at www.solanolibrary.com .
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John Bennett and Karen Balabanian perform "Songs and Dances" at the John F. Kennedy Library
The John F. Kennedy Library is proud to present a special performance of "Songs and Dances" by pianist Karen Balabanian and cellist John Bennett on Saturday October 4th at 1 p.m. This Vallejo-based husband and wife duo has performed at venues throughout the Bay area, including The Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity, and with local groups like the Vallejo Chorale Society. Mr. Bennett is a member of the Napa Valley Symphony and the Vallejo Symphony. Ms. Balabanian was a member of the Napa Valley Symphony Orchestra for 16 years, and was co-founder of First Presbyterian Chamber Concerts. This free concert is made possible by the generous support of the Vallejo Friends of the Library.
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In honor of International Literacy Day, Solano County Library will host a program featuring Greg Lucas, the California State Librarian on Sept 8. Lucas will speak about his work with the State Library and the campaign to eliminate adult illiteracy in California. Also on hand to share their stories will be a student and a volunteer tutor who are involved in the Library's literacy program.
"The primary focus of the event and indeed, the entire month of September, is to build awareness of the impact of low literacy skills on adults in the community and the effect on the entire family," said Joanne Wright, the Library's literacy services program manager.
The program will begin at 9 a.m. at the Solano County Administration Center, 675 Texas Street, in Fairfield, CA. Throughout the day, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., the Library's literacy services will be showcased in an interactive display in the lobby. Adult learners, volunteers and staff will be on hand to talk about the work of the program and to increase awareness of adult literacy issues in our community. "Currently 141 adults who want to learn to read better are on a waiting list for a tutor. We know from our volunteers that this is one of the most rewarding ways to give your time. We call it 'giving the gift of reading," said Wright.
Library Hosts e-book Workshop
According to a recent Pew Research study, roughly a third of U.S. adults read e-books, and that number is growing as more people buy tablets and other mobile devices. Solano County Library offers free access to e-books and e-audiobooks to library customers.
On August 21 at 7:00 pm., Vacaville Public Library-Cultural Center presents a workshop for those wishing to learn how to download and read or listen to library books on the go. No signup is necessary, but participants need a valid library card and email address, and should bring their mobile device with them to the event. The library is located at 1020 Ulatis Drive. For additional information, call 866-572-7587.
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DRUMMM! OneBEAT: Hands-on Community Rhythm Celebration
Join in the rhythm with Jeni Swerdlow, MA-ATR and friends! This "hands-on", participatory drumming event will entertain, educate, and inspire and it relieves stress. Discover what cultures have long known about drumming as a tool for connection: that it promotes strength and unity while celebrating diversity. Fun for all ages, the spirit of community and collaboration will uplift and energize participants. Prepare to be playfully challenged. No prior drumming experience is needed. Drums will be provided or you may bring your own.
The program will be held in the Joseph Room at JFK library, 505 Santa Clara Street, Vallejo, on Saturday, August 2nd at 1:00pm. The concert is a part of JFK Library's First Saturday series, a monthly performing or cultural event held the first Saturday of the month. Funding for the series is provided by the Vallejo Friends of the Library
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Wild Things Animals of the World
Tuesday, July 22 at 3:30 p.m.
There is an amazing diversity of life on earth. Meet real live animal ambassadors from five continents and hear their stories. Free, thanks to the Friends of Vacaville Public Libraries. The library is located at 1020 Ulatis Drive. For further information call 1-866-57-ASKUS or look on the library website at www.solanolibrary.com .
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Five Wishes
Tom Sawyer hid in the church gallery to observe his own funeral. You can get a peek at your send-off when you complete the advance directive "Five Wishes." With this legal document, you tell your family and doctor:
what you want them to know (parting thoughts as well as details about the funeral or memorial service you want), who should make health care decisions for you when you can't, and the medical treatment you want in your last days.
Join us on Tuesday, June 10 at 4 p.m. to talk about advanced directives with Cynthia Wolff, RN, BA, MSHSA from Yolo Hospice. Attendees will receive their own free "Five Wishes" booklets.
Space is limited. Call 866-572-7587 to reserve a seat.
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Calling all amateur sleuths and family historians: Solano County Library needs your help in identifying these young readers.
Solano County Library turns 100 this year, and in examining its archival photographs, found these shots of children visiting its traveling branch somewhere in the county. Clues are scant, but long before the era of point-and-click book delivery, the Library offered mobile branch service to the communities of Bird's Landing, Collinsville, and Pleasants Valley among others. The design of the vehicle and the children's clothing suggests that these photographs were taken sometime in the early 1950s.
The Library will host a 100th Birthday Celebration from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., on April 5 at 601 Texas Street in Fairfield. Now the site of the Solano County Events Center, the historic building housed the county library from 1931 through 1976.
Formal recognition will run from 9 a.m.to 10:30 a.m., family entertainment begins at 10:30 a.m. and will end at 12:30 p.m. Along with circus acts, musical performances, rocket launching and a number of other activities scheduled for the library's birthday party, a selection of vintage photos marking a century of service will be displayed. Putting names to these young faces would help bring history alive for the generations that followed.
These little bookworms are likely grandparents now, but the Library hopes that you can help identify them. Please contact Ann Miller, the Library's Community Relations Coordinator at 784-1506 if you can provide information about this photograph.
A Free Library Card Key to Student Success
September is Library Card Sign-up Month, a time when libraries across the country remind parents that a library card is the most important school supply of all. The observance was launched in 1987 to meet the challenge of then Secretary of Education William J. Bennett who said: "Let's have a national campaign...every child should obtain a library card - and use it." Since then, thousands of public libraries join in a national effort each fall to ensure that every child has a library card.
Whether a student wants to research a political issue, get help with a math problem or use a free computer, a library card is the key. In addition to borrowing books, students can search eight databases of journal articles and connect with "on demand" tutors from tutor.com. Library cards are free with photo identification and proof of address. A copy of a birth certificate can be used for children without photo identification.
Studies show that children who are read to at home and who use the library perform better in school. As California schools adopt the nationwide common core standards, public libraries become even more important. "Inquiry-based learning and critical thinking are at the very heart of what public libraries do. You can't spoon feed knowledge. We give people the tools to learn and make up their own minds. " said Solano County Library's spokesperson, Ann Miller.
For children who might be blocked from using their library card due to overdue materials in the past, Solano County Library offers Read Away Fines. Children get credit toward their library late charges by reading in the library. "We understand that getting library materials back on time is not always in a child's control. We don't want late charges to stand between a child and a book," said Miller.
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constitutional violation stops. Make it a national issue. Encourage every one to stop buying milk. Give it six months for the mega-dairy farms to realize Americans love their constitutional rights more than hormone-laden, pesticide grain-fed cow's milk.
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Since the steering wheel is what we constantly use in our car, it�s really quite inevitable for it to wear out in time. Maintaining proper upkeep is an option for you to keep the wheel look good as new, but if simple cleaning and repairing can�t help it, then it�s about time that you buy yourself a new one. Of course, there are probably hundreds of brands out there. And with the sea of companies in the industry, you�re left with decisions, decisions, and decisions. To narrow it down, we have come up with a guide to help you out when looking for a brand new steering wheel.
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- Know which store you�re going to buy your new wheel. There are various auto shops in the market; however, some of them may not have the steering wheel that you are looking for. Another option is visiting online automotive retailers, wherein you can just easily purchase a new wheel with just a click of the mouse.
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Google partners with automakers for on-board Android
Google joined Monday with automakers General Motors, Audi, Honda and Hyundai in a new partnership to bring the Android mobile system to vehicles.
Google joined Monday with automakers General Motors, Audi, Honda and Hyundai in a new partnership to bring the Android mobile system to vehicles.
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With the search for Mitt Romney's running mate officially getting underway, an old name has resurfaced that may leave some voters with a sour stomach.
Supporters of the protests that followed the suspicious death of Trayvon Martin are raising a good question: What next?
I think Wednesday, April 18, 2012, will be one of those dates I might have a hard time forgetting: the day we said so long to Dick Clark for the last time.
According to a February 2012 report, "Inaccurate, Costly and Inefficient: Evidence that America's Voter Registration System Needs an Upgrade," from the Pew Center on the States, indicates that one in eight registrations is inaccurate or out-of-date in some way. Nationwide, Pew reports that nearly 2 million deceased individuals are listed as voters, and approximately 2.75 million people have registrations in more than one state.
Camden native Ford Graham, who's going to live in Germany as head of South Carolina's European industrial recruitment efforts, says he's going to convert natives of that country to boiled peanuts.
When older people talk about the Depression years -- before, during, and after -- they always talk about hard times, what they did not have. Actually, they have seemingly forgotten the positive sides. People can either remember the good times or the bad. In reality, hard times were really easy.
At the recent National League of Cities conference, Leslie Wollack, program director for federal relations, placed Camden in "good company" with other cities nationwide when he noted the importance of local infrastructure. As Camden continues to operate with a balanced budget, I believe infrastructure is a primary focus.
Oops! Just as President Barack Obama's campaign was enjoying a big favorability advantage with women, a prominent female ally tripped over an old unwritten rule: Lay off your opponent's kinfolk.
What happened to all the camo shirts and beer helmets at the Masters this year? A guy named Bubba just won the thing, right?
Many Americans are breathing a sigh of relief as they finally managed to file their income-tax returns. No need to worry about taxes again for another year, right?
WASHINGTON -- All it takes is one little twit. Or a tweet, as the case may be -- not that the two are mutually exclusive.
A few weeks back, I was honored to be present to see the Baron DeKalb Elementary School Improvement Council receive the Dick and Tunky Riley School Improvement Council Award. What made it a particular privilege was the fact that former South Carolina Governor and U.S. Secretary of Education Dick Riley was there to present the award. The opportunity to meet him was truly memorable for me.
"Hey," said the guy next to me at the blackjack table, "you know what they call people who hang around casinos?"
WASHINGTON -- President Obama got it two-thirds right when he said the delayed confirmation of his attorney general nominee, Loretta Lynch, is owing to Senate dysfunction and Republican stubbornness.
Here in the Chronicle-Independent newsroom, we're kind of shaking our collective head about the news which broke Tuesday about the early-morning heist of a complete automatic teller machine (ATM) from Mid Carolina Credit Union in Lugoff. The thief or thieves apparently used a large, stolen piece of equipment to rip the ATM from its concrete base and load it into or onto some sort of vehicle, almost surely a truck, given an ATM's size and weight.
Spring is here in the City and the Bradford pears look so pretty.
If I had to list the drivers people have asked me about over the years, Kurt Busch wouldn't be in the top 10.
WASHINGTON -- I'm standing in the Starbucks line behind 10 other sleepyheads waiting to order my tall skinny cappuccino, otherwise known as a shot of coffee described as I wish it to be.
Today's reflection is about things I just don't do anymore.
Every day, in every area of our state, hardworking South Carolina taxpayers are being robbed. They are not held up at gunpoint and their homes are not burglarized. But, they are the victims of theft just the same. Criminals are stealing federal funds and using that money for their personal benefit. They are committing fraud against the food stamp program. In fact, they pocket more than $2 million of your tax dollars every year in South Carolina alone.
From 1999 to 2006, I tuned in to every episode of "The West Wing" starring Martin Sheen. It was one of the smartest shows I've ever watched with a superb cast and excellent writing. Like every television show, it had its ups and downs. Its detractors felt it was too idyllic and -- being an Aaron Sorkin product, like "The Newsroom" in more recent years -- too preachy.
You may be surprised to learn people sometimes disagree with me. You may be equally surprised I sometimes see their point in the disagreement. Sometimes I agree with the disagreement.
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http://youtu.be/qL1OsHZ-hXc Collections of Steve Jobs, by Steve Wozniak (3 minute interview), imagining clearly what happened before he was told. "I remember... just getting a phone call from a reporter."
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Introduction: What is this Book About? Who Should Read it? What are the Hospitality and Tourism Industries? What Sources are Used? What Does the Book Contain? 1. Whither Employment Relations and Hospitality? 2. Employment and Work 3. The Role of Management in Employment Relations 4. Resourcing, Development and Fair Treatment 5. Pay, Reward and Performance 6. Representation, Participation and Involvement 7. Employment Law and Dispute Resolution 8. What Do the Workers Think? 9. Conclusions and Future Issues


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The $7 A Meal Slow Cooker Cookbook
301 Delicious, Nutritious Recipes the Whole Family Will Love!
Gone are the days of TV trays and microwaveable meals as more and more families choose to return to the dinner table. Yet as food costs continue to rise, and parents are always strapped for time, they need new ways to cook easy and affordable meals for their kids--and fast. With this cookbook, families will find 301 great recipes that almost cook themselves, including: Spicy Turkey Meatballs; Hearty Root Vegetable Soup; Pizza Fondue; Crock-Pot Fajitas; Black Bean Lasagna; and more. This comprehensive, all-purpose cookbook is packed with simple instructions, nutritional information, and the am.
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