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There are scores of secondary and documentary sources on World War I soldiers and on the war itself, from its genesis to its concluding treaties. However, it is much more difficult to find one volume that contains a mix of primary and secondary sources covering all these topics. Neiberg (history, Univ. of Southern Mississippi; Fighting the Great War: A Global History) here offers an excellent primer for anyone studying the Great War. The book's strength is its scope. As they proceed from "Part One: Causes" to "Part Six: Peace" (with most sections offering two primary and two secondary sources), readers will learn from both sides about major leaders, the home front, soldiers and officers in battle, and the politics of peace. For secondary sources, Neiberg taps well-known historians such as David Trask and Dennis Showalter but also finds unique perspectives like Dale Blair's on American and Australian troop interactions and Jennifer Keene's look at U.S. military race relations. His primary sources include the perspectives of women and satirical novelists. The only small weakness is the omission of short author biographies, which would have given fuller context to his selections. Recommended for all academic libraries and larger public libraries.
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Washington, D.C. Cells with too few or too many chromosomes have long been known to be a hallmark of cancer but the cause of this abnormal number of chromosomes has been little understood. Now, in the August 19th issue of Science, researchers at the Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center, a part of Georgetown University Medical Center, have identified a gene that is commonly mutated in human cancers and have demonstrated its direct role in causing aneuploidy, an abnormal number of chromosomes.
The researchers found that 20 percent of the brain cancer (glioblastoma multiforme), skin cancer (malignant melanoma), and bone cancer (Ewing's sarcoma) samples they examined made no STAG2 protein, often due to a missing or mutated STAG2 gene. The STAG2 gene encodes a component of a protein structure known as the "cohesin complex" which regulates the separation of replicated chromosomes during cell division.
What this means is that if the STAG2 gene has been inactivated by a mutation, chances increase that a cell undergoing division will distribute an uneven number of chromosomes to the two new "daughter" cells being created. These cells, which now have too few or too many genes, are significantly more likely to develop into cancer.
"Scientists have long been searching for the genetic basis of aneuploidy in cancer cells, and our study provides substantial new insight into that process," says the study's senior investigator, cancer geneticist Todd Waldman, M.D., Ph.D., an associate professor at Georgetown Lombardi.
"In the cancers we studied, mutations in STAG2 appear to be a first step in the transformation of a normal cell into a cancer cell," he says. "We are now looking at whether STAG2 might be mutated in breast, colon, lung, and other common human cancers."
The study may also provide a new direction for cancer therapy, says the study's lead author, David Solomon, Ph.D., a student in the M.D./Ph.D. pr
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Credit card-sized Raspberry Pi computer gets a video cam!
Just when you thought you can no longer squeeze anything else into the tiny Raspberry Pi computer, think again: the puny device is getting a video camera.
A report on PC World said developers expect to make the HD camera available by early spring, though the camera's specifications have yet to be finalized.
"The first cameras are expected to come with a 15-centimeter (just under 6 inches) flat cable and sell for around $25. The lens on the camera is similar to those found on many camera phones and is expected to provide 5 megapixels," PC World said.
It quoted Raspberry Pi developers as saying the camera board is an alternative to using USB cameras with the Raspberry Pi.
They said a camera board may give a better-quality resolution at a lower price, compared to USB-based counterparts.
Raspberry Pi is a credit-card sized computer that plugs into a TV and a keyboard.
While tiny, it can do many things a regular desktop PC does, including playing high-definition video. — TJD, GMA News
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This one-of-a-kind Factory Automation Playbook is packed with best practices, practical tips and pitfalls to avoid on a wide range of topics, from defining project objectives to selecting components to implementing technologies that can make your automated systems smarter and more productive.
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Golden Library closed for remodel Mar. 20 - Jun. 13. - Remodel Updates
Tomorrow is Colorado Gives Day. Folks from all over the state will be donating to their favorite charities in one, big giving extravaganza. If you're planning to participate, please remember the Jefferson County Library Foundation. They're raising money to support Library programs that promote early literacy, programs like our Traveling Children's Library and Summer Reading program.
Here at the Library, we work to raise the next generation of readers in Jefferson County. The Foundation helps us to put books in the hands of children who might not otherwise have a book of their own.
When you think of Colorado Gives Day tomorrow, think of donating to the Library Foundation.
Remember the first book that knocked your socks off?
For me, it was To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee. I remember taking it off my parents' bookshelf one rainy afternoon when I had no way to get to the mall. I cracked it open because I was bored and there was nothing better to do. And then, something magical happened.
For the next few days, I couldn't put it down. I was transported from my little circle of teenage angst and self-involvement to a world of wonder and possibility. I was introduced to the major themes: social injustice, human frailty, racial tension, and the presence of goodness in unexpected places. I was floored by the wisdom of Atticus Finch and envious of the pluck and courage of Scout and Jem.
The book inspired me and made me want to be a better person.
Here at the Jefferson County Library Foundation, we'd like to give that same sense of wonder to every child in Jefferson County. To that end, we work hard to put books into the hands of children through Library programs such as the Traveling Children's Library and the Summer Reading Program.
If you remember being awed and humbled by reading a book, won't you share the magic? Won't you donate to our campaign?
It's not too late to find some great stocking stuffers at the Jefferson County Library Foundation's Whale of a Used Book Sale at the Standley Lake Library. We'll have more than 2,000 "like new" used books for sale, with a wide variety of books available, including cookbooks, art, history, classics and children's, as well as DVDs, CDs and so much more! For more information, call 303.403.5075.
Dec. 13 and 1410 a.m-4:p.m. Saturday12-4 p.m. SundayStandley Lake Library
Try screen printing in this special instructor-guided session at the Belmar Library. Design your own image and print it using LumiPaint sun-activated dye. Bring your own shirt, hoodie, or fabric to print on, or use ours. Attendance is limited to the first 20 registered participants; register now. We also offer an open lab, where participants can work on their own projects. We offer access to soldering irons, other makers, and various tools, plus a place to work on your projects. No registration required.
These events are designed for adults; children may attend with an adult supervision.
LumiPaint Screen Printing10 a.m.-12 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 13
OpenLab 2-4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 13
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Everyone wants to be and stay healthy. To that end, staff from Jefferson County Human Services will be available through December to help you learn about and sign up for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act on the "Connect for Health Colorado" online health insurance marketplace. Appointments are not required, but can be made by calling 303-271-4691.
Personal assistance will be available at the Belmar Library at the following dates and times:
Appointments are not required, but can be made by calling 303-271-4691.
In celebration of the Denver Mountain Parks system's centennial, authors Erika Walker, Sally L. White and Wendy Rex-Atzet, along with famed photographer John Fielder, created a stunning tribute in their book Denver Mountain Parks: 100 Years of the Magnificent Dream.
The Parks system spans more than 14,000 acres, across 46 parks just west of Denver. Join Erika Walker for a digital tour through these spectacular locations. Walker's great-grandfather, John Brisben Walker, once owned Red Rocks Park and was an early proponent of the Denver Mountain Parks. This book was written to celebrate the parks' centennial and features photos by John Fielder.
Reservations are not required for this free event. 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 6Wheat Ridge Library
We love our patrons, and the holidays give us a perfect chance to say thank you! We've scheduled a number of holiday open houses to share some fun and festivities with you. Come celebrate with us!
5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 2Live music and refreshments.Arvada Library
5:00 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 4Face painting and a musical performance by Heart Strings.Wheat Ridge Library
1:00 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 6Live music and refreshments.Belmar Library
5:00 p.m. Friday, Dec. 12Music and after-hours festivities.Edgewater Library
1:00 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 13Music and refreshments and used books for sale.Evergreen Library
12:00 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 14Showings of the movie Frozen and refreshments.Columbine Library
Get ready to start the New Year with a new career! We're offering a number of job readiness classes to help you find your dream job. With classes ranging from standard resume techniques to job searching and interviewing skills, we can help you sharpen your skills and find the perfect job for you. These classes are offered at the Arvada and Belmar Libraries in partnership with the American Job Center.
Registration is required for these free workshops. Sign up now!
Arvada LibraryDec. 1 10:30 a.m.–12 p.m. Standard Resume TechniquesDec. 11 12–1:30 p.m. Interviewing for SuccessDec. 15 2–3:30 p.m. Job Search Tips & Tricks
Belmar LibraryDec. 3 12:30–2 p.m. Resume Review LabDec. 9 1–2:30 p.m. Job Search Tips & TricksDec. 18 12:30–2 p.m. Interviewing for Success
Books make wonderful gifts! The Jefferson County Library Foundation will have more than 2,500 "like new" used books for sale at the Belmar Library Holiday Whale of a Used Book Sale. They'll have a wide variety of books available, including cookbooks, art, history, classics and children's, as well as DVDs, CDs and so much more! Proceeds from the sale go to support Library programs. For more information, call 303.403.5075.
Nov. 21-2310 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday and Saturday12-4 p.m. SundayBelmar Library
Fall brings up many thoughts for people – cooler weather, pumpkin spice lattes, health insurance. That last one can cause a great deal of stress for people if they aren't offered coverage through their employer. If you're thinking of navigating through the options available under the Affordable Care Act, we will once again have staff from Jeffco Human Services available to assist you at the Belmar Library. They will give your some background on the program, and if you're ready, sign you up through the Connect for Health Colorado online marketplace.
Appointments aren't required, but can be made by calling 303-271-4691.
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Celebrating the Seven Millionth
A week ago, on Thursday March 20, some two hundred Library supporters gathered in the FedEx Global Education Center's Peacock Atrium for a reception and viewing of UNC-Chapel Hill's seven millionth volume, Juan Latino's first book, the first book of poetry in a … Continue reading
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On the Road: Spring Break & Kindles Past
This past week was UNC's Spring break, and most of our students have been away, at their families' homes or traveling. No doubt, they've all had with them electronic devices: smartphones, iPads, laptops, and Kindles. And maybe some made their … Continue reading
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Juan Latino and the Beginning of African Diaspora Literature
We make one final post for Black History Month on this last day, and an exciting post it is. The University Library has just announced that its seven millionth volume—to be presented by the Hanes Foundation on March 20—is a … Continue reading
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The Black Tradition in RBC
We couldn't let Black History Month pass without blogging about the Rare Book Collection's outstanding resources for the study of the Black tradition. Here we highlight a recent acquisition and an extraordinary survival. This ephemeral broadside for the Sabbath School … Continue reading
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Rooms of Wonder Debuts in Chapel Hill
A record-breaking number of people arrived at Wilson Library last night to view Rooms of Wonder: From Wunderkammer to Museum, 1565-1865 , an exhibition from the collection of alumna Florence Fearrington (A.B. 1958). The extraordinary assemblage of books, prints, and objects captivated … Continue reading
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Snow Days
Wilson Library reopens tomorrow at 9 a.m. after two days closed due to the storm. We hope you had the chance to enjoy the snow and we look forward to welcoming you back.
Getting Ready for Rooms of Wonder
It takes a lot of hard work to make an exhibition happen. There are labels and graphics, and, of course, the mounting of the actual items. The Rare Book Collection is lucky to have great colleagues in the Wilson … Continue reading
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The Year of the Horse
The Rare Book Collection celebrates the Chinese Lunar New Year and the beginning of the Year of the Horse with images from an edition of the Er ya yin tu. The famous Chinese dictionary/encyclopedia was first compiled during the Han Dynasty … Continue reading
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BSA Annual Meeting at Bibliography Week
UNC Curator of Rare Books and outgoing BSA President Claudia Funke presided at the annual meeting of the Bibliographical Society of America last Friday at New York City's Grolier Club. There, she had the great pleasure of introducing the … Continue reading
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Bibliography Week in NYC
Today in NYC, Bibliography Week begins: five days of events and meetings hosted by the nation's leading organizations for the study of books and their history. Just a stone's throw from some of the principal proceedings, Bergdorf Goodman, one of … Continue reading
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Explaining the 2015 Open Enrollment Period
The brief provides an overview of what consumers can expect during the second annual Open Enrollment period under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), which runs from November 15, 2014 through February 15, 2015. It is the second opportunity for uninsured individuals to enroll in private insurance coverage, premium tax credits and cost sharing subsidies and the first time that people newly insured in 2014 can renew their health plan coverage and subsidies. It also overlaps with the start of the tax filing season, during which subsidized individuals will undergo tax reconciliation of their 2014 financial assistance and the individual responsibility provisions of the ACA will be enforced.Issue Brief Read More
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Obamacare and You: If You Are Uninsured…
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How Much Financial Assistance Are People Receiving Under the Affordable Care Act?
This analysis examines the amount of financial assistance that people have qualified for through premium tax credits in the new health insurance marketplaces (also known as exchanges) under the Affordable Care Act through the end of February 2014. The brief also examines the implications that the enrollment variation carries for the potential tax benefits the Affordable Care Act offers to state residents.Issue Brief Read More
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Tropical Cyclone Larry formed off the northeastern coast of Australia on March 18, 2006. The cyclone gained power rapidly and came ashore on Queensland's eastern coastline, where it hammered beaches with heavy surf, tore roofs off buildings, and perhaps most destructively, flattened trees in banana plantations over a wide area. The Melbourne Age reported estimates that as much as 80 percent of the Australian banana crop has been destroyed. Since many trees have been uprooted, it may be many years before the banana industry recovers. When the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on the Aqua satellite observed the storm at 3:05 p.m. Australian Eastern Daylight Savings Time (04:05 UTC) on March 21, 2006, Larry had been downgraded to a tropical depression several hours before, and wind speeds had dropped to below 60 kilometers per hour (40 miles per hour). But while Larry's winds had dropped down to much less destructive levels, the storm system was still bringing significant rainfall in the upper reaches of the Darling River basin, and it retained the classical spiral form of a tropical storm even as it continued to become less organized. Credit: NASA image created by Jesse Allen, Earth Observatory, using data obtained courtesy of the MODIS Rapid Response team.
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NEWBERRY — What kind of workforce is needed to advance industry in Newberry County and improve quality of life here?
That question was explored by representatives from Piedmont Technical College, the Newberry County School District, area employers and county and city government at a recent Workforce Opportunity Summit.
Leaders spoke of working together to create a talent pipeline with opportunities for children who live in Newberry County to train here and find a job in the area.
Teresa Powers, director of economic development for Newberry County, spoke of how the ultimate customer of the higher education system is not the student, but the businesses.
"We need input to know how to build the workforce of the future and also learn more about the growth needed to support you now," Powers said.
PTC President Dr. Ray Brooks mentioned PTC's new mechatronics program that starts this fall and of PTC adding an occupational therapist assistant program in the future.
"County council has shown vision and put things in place (such as funding for the current PTC facility) to enable (area businesses and the county) to be successful," Brooks said.
Brooks said education institutions need to produce self-directed, independent learners.
Representatives from area companies mentioned issues with the current work force and with people looking for work, including those who could not complete applications, lack of interview skills and soft skills, people unwilling to expand their knowledge past one area, some with substance abuse issues, and people with poor attendance/work ethic.
Carla Whitlock with S.C. Technical College system went through survey results submitted by the industries present.
Health care, IT and manufacturing are a few areas Whitlock sees as possibilities for Newberry County, in part due to its proximity to the port of Charleston, its registered megasite and interstate access.
She showed statistics that 72 percent of businesses will have key people retiring within the next five to seven years as baby boomers reach retirement age.
Skills in demand include industrial painting, lean manufacturing training and blueprint reading, among others. She mentioned some barriers to work force training including lost work time, cost and lack of company specific training. Whitlock mentioned that PTC, by offering more localized training at its new facility, can help area businesses overcome some of those barriers.
Whitlock works with companies to register their training programs as apprenticeships. A goal is to have apprenticeship standards that transfer from state to state.
Skills needed in the new workforce are computer knowledge; tech support skills; math skills including geometry, calculus and also basic measurements and fractions; mechanical and electrical skills; strong written and verbal communication skills; and the ability to adhere to safety practices.
During breakout sessions government leaders, educators and industry leaders discussed ways to help produce a workforce that can move beyond those barriers and find sustained employment.
Council members said they hope the mechatronics program, and others like it, will lead to more jobs. Leaders noted that in 2013 Newberry had more people working than in 2007.
Councilman Scott Cain said he was encouraged by the willingness of people to come together and discuss workforce related issues as a group with the aim of collectively bettering the county's work force and economic outlook.
There are some options where high school students can take courses at the career center and at PTC and Cain, who is active with economic development board leadership, hopes to see dual credit course offerings expanded in the future.
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Chennai-based decor company DecoAro recently opened its first retail store in Nungambakkam. Usually, this would not be an event of great circumstance, but for a company which once exclusively dealt with exports, this is perhaps something worth mentioning. DecoAro partner Rishi Tulsyan believes that the market for exclusive, global-trend-savvy goods has recently expanded, possibly due to the increasingly global outlook of select tiers of Chennai society. What has this got to do with a film festival?
For one, DecoAro are a CIFF sponsor. Two, the novelty factor that draws consumers to DecoAro could account for the favourability with which the foreign films at the 9th CIFF have been received. Deepti Da Cunha, Indian consultant for the Venice Film Festival, explains that European audiences, which have had a long and expansive exposure to world cinema, are frequently and willingly critical of films screened at festivals, picking apart the procedure, performance and skill of both actors and directors before choosing favourites. In contrast, Indian audiences, which have only recently been granted regular access to a wide range of film genres and concepts, are less prepared to analyse and understand foreign films as more than just sources of light entertainment. The aspect of novelty which appears to be drawing crowds to Indian film festivals may gradually fade over the coming years; however a greater knowledge and appreciation of the nuances of world cinema may well follow.
Indian films disappoint Indomaniacs
The organising committee of the CIFF is slowly succeeding in accustoming Chennai audiences to foreign cinema. However its second objective, to elevate Tamil films onto the world stage, could take more time. There is an unquestionable desire amongst members of the local film community to carry an appreciation of Tamil films across borders. However, not everyone is convinced that Tamil cinema as it stands today will ever gain international recognition. While Chilean director Pablo Perelman adores most aspects of Indian culture, he finds all Indian films collectively "interesting, but difficult", suggesting that foreign audiences would always be attracted to Indian cinema for its dance and music sequences, but would hesitate to accept it as art. Perelman, whose film The Painting Lesson is featured at the festival, argues that film, like drama, becomes a form of art when it starts "saying through not saying", relying on a kind of subtle expression that the vast majority of Tamil films lack.
The general secretary of ICAF, E. Thangaraj, however clarifies that the festival's goal is not to simply take Tamil films abroad, but rather shape them to a standard that suits the tastes of international audiences while retaining their cultural authenticity. To do this, Thangaraj explains, Tamil films need to heed basic regulations, such as adhering to a two-hour time limit, and must encompass a broader and deeper range of themes and techniques to be competitive with the range of films produced overseas. This method has already yielded results, most notably in Ameer Sultan's 2007 film Paruthiveeran, which screened at the Berlin and Osian-Cinefan film festivals with condensed dance scenes and a shortened screen time. If more Indian films are similarly adjusted, Perelman hopes that they might gain room to clearly express the vast number of "social phenomena" which criss-cross the country and give international audiences the cultural experience of travelling to a place "every human being should come to...some time in his life".
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Hancock freely admitted that the interview he conducted — it was posted on YouTube — of a rifle-toting man named "Chris" was a publicity stunt to demonstrate that people can lawfully carry guns. Hancock himself packed a 9-millimeter Beretta on his hip. But Hancock is not just another ardent Second Amendment supporter. An online radio show host and publisher of a website called freedomsphoenix.com, he has been a vocal supporter of Arizona's Viper Militia – a paramilitary group that stockpiled weapons and bomb-making equipment in the 1990s.
A grand jury indicted 10 men and two women in 1996 on weapons and conspiracy charges after an undercover state officer infiltrated the Viper Militia. Among those arrested was Dean Pleasant, who had run for the Arizona Senate on the Libertarian Party ticket. Police confiscated more than 400 pounds of ammonium nitrate and other bomb-making components in one of three homes they raided in Phoenix. They seized dozens of shotguns, rifle and other weapons, as well as home videos, including one that purportedly showed members casing Phoenix buildings as potential targets. Eleven of the 12 defendants, including Pleasant, entered guilty pleas or were convicted at trial and received prison sentences of up to nine years.
Hancock — who has run unsuccessfully several times for state and federal offices in Arizona as a Libertarian — knew the militia members and was their enthusiastic defender. "They just like their guns," he told one interviewer. "And in Arizona, gosh darn it, that's normal." Hancock even helped run a website created by friends and supporters of the defendants called the Viper Reserves. Its aim was to raise money for the defense of the militia's members.
In a video that Hancock posted in May, he said, "There is a revolution coming. Hopefully, we can keep it peaceful and between the ears. But there is going to be great change. There is going to be a great upheaval."
His faux interview with his rifle-carrying friend on Monday came six days after a man named William Kostric stood outside a town hall meeting on health care that Obama hosted in New Hampshire with a gun holstered at his side. Kostric — who used to live in Scottsdale, Ariz. — lists white supremacist Randy Weaver as one of his heroes on his MySpace page. Weaver was involved in a standoff with federal agents in Ruby Ridge, Idaho, that ended with Weaver's wife and young son being shot dead. It is one of the watershed events cited by devotees of the so-called Patriot Movement.
On his website, Kostric features rambling screeds about the FDA, the police and Realtors. The FDA, he complains, "constantly lies about Cancer Salves [which some really have cured cancer with]… I simply want to NOT have to mutilate my body if I choose." He also grouses, "Judges in small downs [sic] do not have to KNOW the laws and can run our life based on their opionion [sic] …"
Kostric's website makes no mention of Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh. But the T-shirt he wore outside Obama's town hall appearance in New Hampshire read on the back: "The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants." That's a quote from a letter that Thomas Jefferson wrote in 1787. It's also the same passage that was on the back of McVeigh's T-shirt when he was arrested.


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Phelps County Industries of Employment
Although agriculture plays a significant role in the Phelps County economy, businesses with the largest employment base fall into the categories of manufacturing, government, and education & health services. Retail trade, leisure and hospitality, professional & business services, and wholesale trade are other significant contributors.
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