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- PURPOSE OF EXHIBITS The primary purpose of Library exhibits is to provide education and enrichment for students beyond the classroom.
- NATURE OF EXHIBITS The primary emphasis of exhibits will be educational, rather than commercial, with the following goals:
- to inform users of resources of the library, calling attention to the unique strengths of our collections
- to call attention to unusual or memorable aspects of a topic as revealed in books and other library materials
- to bring together, in a display, disparate material on a topic, that might be scattered throughout the collections
- to commemorate events, especially events concerned with the University's programs or activities
- to affirm diversity within the University community
- Appointment, Terms, and Reporting Line
- The Library Exhibits Committee is composed of at least three persons, appointed for two-year staggered terms (June 1 - May 31), by the University Librarian. Individuals may serve a maximum of two consecutive terms on the Committee.
- The University Archivist serves as a permanent member of the Committee.
- Before making appointments, the University Librarian will solicit recommendations of potential members from managers and other staff. Appointments will be made with consideration to representation from different areas of the Library and with an attempt to balance new with more experienced members
- The Exhibits Committee reports to the University Librarian.
- The Chair is appointed annually by the University Librarian.
- Charge: The charge of the Library Exhibits Committee is to:
- administer the exhibits program policy of the Orradre Library
- formulate budget recommendations for the support of the exhibits program and handle funds appropriate for that purpose
- act as liaison with academic departments and other constituencies of the University interested in the exhibits program
- review proposals for exhibits
- coordinate, schedule and supervise the planning and preparation of exhibits
- arrange publicity for exhibits in coordination with the Library's Marketing Team
- Appointment, Terms, and Reporting Line
- Participants
- The Library Exhibits Committee and other official organizational units within the University, such as departments, centers, institutes, or authorized student groups can produce exhibits. Groups or organizations other than the Exhibits Committee wishing to use space in the Orradre Library for an exhibit must submit a proposal during the proposal period to the Exhibits Committee for approval (see V.A.1 below)
- Some Library-mounted exhibits may involve the use of "Guest Curators". These individuals, often an appropriate subject specialist or department head, provide expertise on the subject matter of a given exhibit and/or prepare or provide teaching resources, such as a bibliography, webpage, or lecture which extends the educational impact of an exhibit.
- Exhibit space is not generally available for non-University groups; but, at its discretion, the Exhibits Committee may recommend the display of a traveling exhibit, such as those produced by the Library of Congress or other appropriate agency. The University Librarian must approve all traveling exhibits.
- Groups participating in the Exhibits Program can propose a virtual exhibit component as part of their exhibit proposal. The virtual exhibit can be mounted on the Library website or hosted on another site with a link from the Library's webpages.
- Participant Obligations
- Preparation and mounting of the exhibit must be done by the department, group, or individuals proposing the exhibit.
- As with the physical exhibit, the virtual exhibit is to be prepared by the group proposing the exhibit. The Exhibits Committee will provide the technical specifications for web access.
- The Exhibits Committee requires that all permissions/copyrights/ intellectual property rights are obtained before any physical or virtual exhibits are mounted in the exhibit space or on the Library's website as part of the Exhibits Program.
- All exhibits must be clearly labeled and clearly display information on the sponsoring agency or unit.
- Each group preparing an exhibit must provide a short summary or description of the exhibit for publicity purposes.
- Participants
- Proposal Submission and Evaluation
- The Exhibits Committee solicits proposals from the University Community in the Spring Quarter for the following academic year. A Proposal for the Use of Orradre Library Exhibit Space form (pdf or Microsoft Word) must be submitted to the Chair of the Exhibits Committee by the deadline indicated for review by the Committee. The exhibit schedule for the following year will be determined by the end of the current Academic Year. However, at times throughout the exhibit year, there may be opportunities to add exhibits to the calendar.
- Exhibit Guidelines
- Exhibits must meet one or more of the functions outlined in II. "NATURE OF EXHIBITS" above.
- Exhibits must be sensitive to the Jesuit and Catholic traditions of Santa Clara University.
- Exhibits should present a balanced representation of information on issues, particularly when the topic of the exhibit is one on which there may be differing and strongly held opinions.
- Exhibits should neither commercialize nor editorialize personal or partisan opinions, viewpoints, etc., but should inform and educate.
- Proposals will be considered based on the following criteria:
- Stated purpose or theme of display
- Educational content
- Appropriateness of subject matter
- Originality
- Proposed design and layout
- If a proposal includes a virtual exhibit component, it will be reviewed based on the same criteria as the physical exhibit, stated above.
- Exhibit Review
- Proposals are reviewed by the Exhibits Committee and evaluated in accordance with the criteria above. The Committee may request a personal interview with the proposal writer(s) for purposes of clarification.
- The Exhibits Committee will return proposals, with their response, before the academic year ends. In some cases, an exhibit may receive provisional approval, subject to some modification, before final approval is given. All exhibits must be fully approved by the Committee before mounting.
- The Library Exhibits Committee reserves the right to review each exhibit before the exhibit is opened to the public and to require changes in keeping with these guidelines, as well as to modify schedules for duration of an exhibit, if necessary.
- Proposal Submission and Evaluation
- Display Cases
- Two 5' x 5'10" x 1'2" lighted wall cases with marble base
- One 5'9" x 5'6" x 1'5" lighted wall case, inset
- One 2'4" x 5' x 9" display case on 3' high table
- One 3' x 8' x 1' lighted wall case in Boland Reading Room
- None of the exhibit cases has environmental or lighting controls.
- Exhibit Supplies
- The Exhibits Committee maintains a limited supply of materials for the use of the Library's Exhibits Committee. Other groups or individuals are required to provide all necessary materials, except book stands.
- Neither the Exhibits Committee nor Orradre Library is responsible for damage to, or theft of, materials included in the exhibit cases. All cases are locked.
- Exhibitors are responsible for their own insurance and may be required to provide proof of insurance to the Exhibits Committee and appropriate University offices.
- Display Cases
- The Exhibits Committee must provide the University Librarian with the schedule of exhibits for the upcoming academic calendar year by July 1. The duration of an exhibit will vary with calendar, subject matter, and circumstances; but, as a general rule, exhibits are not scheduled for longer than a calendar quarter.
- For exhibits that have a virtual exhibit component, the virtual exhibit will normally reside on the Library Website for six months after the close of the physical exhibit. At the end of this period, the virtual exhibit may be moved to a webpage for past exhibits.
- In order to avoid the unsightly appearance of incomplete exhibits, exhibits should normally be installed in no more than two consecutive days. All materials should be assembled before installation begins. This includes signs, labels, and Library materials. (Books should be properly checked out before being used in an exhibit.) Exhibits should be dismounted according to the Exhibits Committee schedule.


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New CD featuring Pope Benedict's voice previewed in Rome
By Cindy Wooden
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ROME (CNS) -- Under the gilded ceiling of a Roman basilica, a choir performed while the taped voice of Pope Benedict XVI sang the Marian hymn "Regina Coeli" ("Queen of Heaven").
The performance marked the press launch of "Alma Mater," a CD featuring the recording of the pope leading the "Regina Coeli" prayer in St. Peter's Square on May 1, 2005, the first time he had led the hymn as pope.
The CD features eight pieces. They each begin with six lines from the Marian Litany of Loreto and then segue into a new composition of classical music with the pope's voice overlaid, usually reciting a Marian prayer or talking about Marian devotion.
The disc was co-produced by the Pauline Fathers' Multimedia San Paolo and Geffen Records, which is part of Universal Music Group. It was scheduled for worldwide release Nov. 30.
Pauline Father Vito Fracchiolla, general director of the order's publishing companies in Italy, said the disc "is the fruit of the convergence of many artists and of many business and church entities, a result of teamwork aimed principally at making a gift to Pope Benedict XVI" by spreading his Marian devotion and a message of hope.
Colin Barlow, president of Geffen Records UK, said, "The beauty of this record is that it celebrates the beauty of music."
The disc features the choir of the Philharmonic Academy of Rome singing in St. Peter's Basilica under the direction of Msgr. Pablo Colino and London's Royal Philharmonic Orchestra playing under the direction of Charles Dutoit.
Geffen and the Paulines held a press conference in Rome's City Hall Nov. 10 before inviting the media to listen to the Rome choir sing selections from the album in the Basilica of St. Mary Ara Coeli.
The recordings of the pope's voice are the property of Vatican Radio, which for a fee of 25,000 euros (about $37,600) gave the Paulines permission to use 9 minutes and 49 seconds of the pope's voice, said Jesuit Father Federico Lombardi, head of Vatican Radio.
The Jesuit, who also directs the Vatican Television Center, said the Vatican also made six of its video clips of the pope available to the project for a fee of 6,580 euros (about $9,900) for use during "Alma Mater" concerts and in publicity material.
Father Lombardi said the disc is an affirmation "that art is the natural ally of the spirit in a way that goes beyond religious affiliation," as seen in the fact that the composers, producers and musicians include Christians of various denominations, a Muslim and nonbelievers.
The Jesuit, who also serves as Vatican spokesman, said he believed Pope Benedict had received a copy of the CD and had listened to it, but he had not heard the pope's reaction.
The decision of Vatican Radio and the Vatican Television Center to allow the Paulines to use the pope's voice and image was approved by the Vatican Secretariat of State, Father Lombardi said.
The approval came because of Pope Benedict's interest in "finding and experimenting with new ways and means for transmitting a religious, spiritual message in this world that needs it so badly. And also to find new ways to bring the voice and the person of the pope closer to a wider public," he said.
"Music is an effective language for communicating today with a vast public of young people, and not only with them," he said. "And the creative effort of allying both traditional and modern music with wise and spiritual words is certainly worthy of respect and encouragement," Father Lombardi said.
Even after agreeing to the project, the Vatican reserved the right to approve how the pope's voice and image were used and stipulated that Geffen was to donate a portion of its profits to charity, he said.
Asked why Vatican Radio would allow a commercial enterprise to use the pope's voice for such a modest fee, Father Lombardi said the radio is a service aimed at spreading the pope's message, not making money. "But if Universal and the Paulines make colossal profits and want to make a donation out of gratitude to the pope or to Vatican Radio, I wouldn't refuse it," he said.
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Neil Kilkenny has indicated he would like to stay at Leeds, despite suggestions from Ken Bates that the midfielder was set to leave the club.
The Australian, along with Bradley Johnson, rejected the offer of a new contract last year, leaving his Whites future in doubt.
But Kilkenny said on his Twitter account: "I've seen all your messages of support and it means so much, of course I want to stay but depends on if the club want me."
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EVANSVILLE - Combat medics know that when a victim suffers a traumatic injury to a major artery, speed and leading-edge technique are essential to keep the patient from bleeding to death.
Wednesday that battle-tested knowledge was passed on to police, firefighters and other first responders from the Evansville area during a two-day course at the Evansville National Guard Armory.
Paul Garcia, an instructor with the San Antonio-based Strategic Skills Training Institute, stressed the importance of speed.
"Anyone know what the fastest time is for a NASCAR tire change?" he asked his students.
"About 16 seconds. That's pretty fast isn't it? Well, you have 30 seconds to stop a hemorrhaging."
Participants paired up to see how quickly they could administer the Combat Application Tourniquet, a military-grade device used to stem traumatic blood flow and shut off the "water main." While one person lay down with the tourniquet on his chest, his partner had to grab it, undo the straps, and tie it around the upper left arm.
"The fate of the wounded lies in the hand of the first dressing," Garcia shouted.
The institute's president and CEO, Luis Varela, also encouraged the students.
"He's bleeding out," Varela said. "High and tight now."
Participants also learned to bandage bullet wounds, apply a hemostatic agent, learn how to extract a casualty from a gunfire zone, open up airways through resuscitation devices and close open chest wounds.
The lives to be saved by the participants could include their own.
"There's always the risk of someone getting hurt on the job," said Jason Thomas, a 12-year Evansville Police Department veteran.
Thomas said shootings will be the main situation the training prepares police for beyond basic first aid. The department sent eight officers to the course, covering each of their $375 course fees.
The course was originally developed by the military through the special operations command. Varela, a combat medic with field experience, got the idea to integrate the program for civilian use in 2008 after he got out of the Army. His father, a physician and businessman, assisted him in getting the business off the ground. He employs a staff of military medics and nurses, all trained in emergency medical training.
"Everything we do is supported by research," said Varela. "The same practices reducing fatalities overseas are being learned here."
Most of the students trying the tourniquet exercise finished within the 30-second goal. They then repeated the task on the upper thigh area.
Varela said the average adult male weighing 165 pounds carries around five to six liters of blood. Without medical attention, a puncture to the femoral artery can cause them to bleed out in less than two minutes. That time can be less with a bad wound.
"Stopping the bleeding makes all the difference," he said.
In 2010, Lenny Reed, medic for the Evansville Police Department Special Weapons and Tactics team, petitioned Strategic Skills Training Institute to come to Evansville and teach the course after he and another officer took combat casualty training in San Antonio, Texas.
"It was imperative that they send us," said Reed, who was an adjunct instructor at Wednesday's instruction, although he was not being paid by the institute.
In all 27 people attended what is called the Tactical Combat Casualty Course, or the TC3. The two-day, 16-hour course focuses on bringing the leading-edge educational advantages and technology of military medical tactics to the civilian sector.
The Indiana National Guard 163rd Field Artillery provided space for the training.
Eventually, Reed wants to train the tourniquet application to every police officer and fully supply the department with devices. He feels officers need the ability because at times other first responders aren't able to treat casualties within the "hot zone," the area were gunfire might occur.
"We can't afford to have a response time of seven minutes on national average for EMS to come provide care for us," he said. "We're trying to raise the level of our officers so that they can be safe and go home at night."
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What do you are the scoring rubrics? Is it a boon or a bane? Boon means the usefulness of the scoring rubrics in the classroom. Bane means the something that cause not useful to used it in the classroom.
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Scoring rubrics are "boon", when used or applied properly. Since scoring rubrics are used to allow instructors in evaluating students' tasks, specifically those which produce products that are tangible, can be easily judged and does not involve in their affective domain. Well it is "bane" when used on assessing students' performance that links to their affective domain, since this domain is not quantifiable.
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This review of the latest EP from Thula Borah took over 12 hours to write, not because I had a stunning case of writers block, but because I tried writing it at night and the album relaxed me so much I fell asleep on my keyboard. Below is both halves of the review written pre and post sleep combined, with the 20 page asdfasdf from my head removed (that may be an exaggeration, it was more like half a page then my head must have rolled off the keyboard)
Because of the type of song featured on this album, it's hard to review track by track, but I've pointed out the moments that stood out for me. To my ears it is almost a sound track to an evening rather than collection of songs to play randomly. I couldn't see me going "I fancy listening to..*song title*", rather it would be the full album or nothing.
'Organic Paranoia', the almost sci-fi sounding instrumental track begins the album. Following is 'Skye Falling', with its clean guitar and obvious vocals it is probably the most traditionally written song on the album. A slice of alt rock mixed with a dose of ambience before the band crank up the song length and for about 26 minutes, go off into a much more ambient world starting with 'Murder', a song that doesn't sound anything like its name suggests.
The overall album sound I'd sum up as relaxing, there are sudden bursts of energy like in ('Null Interface'), but generally the laid back spirit prevails. I wouldn't listen to it before heading out of an evening, but if I was spending the night in with a book or something, I'd be inclined to put this on, it's not distracting; there are no sudden guitar solos or big choruses to take you out of the book. Suddenly this review is turning into one of those wine review types, but instead of saying drink with fish (I'm not a wine fan so I'm not going to run with this analogy too long), I'm saying listen to this album while reading. It sets the right kind of mood.
The final and longest track, 'Violence Is Forever' is my favourite track on the album, clocking in just below 10 minutes it's a bit of a trip of sounds. Around the 5 minute mark they almost stray into Iron Maiden territory (not the trade mark gallop, but the sort of building chords on the longer epics they do these days) before slowing it down again.
If I was listening to this without my review hat on, just as music, I might think it is almost a bit samey, but my music taste and this sort of music don't really go hand in hand. However, reviewing it means I'm being neutral in taste and I've got to say, this is a good album. I think I said this last time I reviewed the guys, though the tracks are long, they never seem all that long. With so many bands, you get a long track and after only 4 minutes, are kind of bored. Here though, you look at the play time and find you're at the end of an 8 minute + song yet only feel like you're a few minutes in.
Before wrapping this up, I want to give a nod to the production. No one is too loud or too quiet, and most importantly it is consistent over the course. No sudden crackles from a peaked mic, no strangely loud vocal line or anything else you often find on unsigned releases. So that's it, hit play, open a book and enjoy (or hit play, get in car, relax too much, sleep, crash, die. Your call).
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A proposal to cut benefits for obese and unhealthy people who fail to attend exercise sessions has hit the headlines. People of ordinary weight and in good health could lose money too.
GPs prescribe exercise to many people who are overweight or have conditions such as depression or heart disease. They may use facilities such as swimming pools and gyms. .A report by the Local Government Information Unit and Conservative-led Westminster Council urged local authorities to use "financial incentives" to promote public health, for instance reducing council tax benefit for those not doing exercise prescribed by GPs.
A Dose of Localism: The Role of Councils in Public Health explained that "The increasing use of smart cards for access to leisure facilities, for instance, provides councils with a significant amount of data on usage patterns" which could be used to reward or punish people.
But many low and middle-income households in England already face harsh welfare benefit reductions at national level. Further cuts at local level would be damaging and unfair to people who are already disadvantaged. Some might find it obtrusive to be monitored by their council. And GPs might find themselves facing ethical dilemmas, as schemes aimed at helping patients ended up harming them.
If some councils decide to act on this, increasing numbers of people could find themselves subject to such penalties, as exercise on prescription is rolled out more widely. As a result of a public health drive and the Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF), which affects how much GP practices are paid, more patients are likely to be prescribed exercise.
The indicators for 2013/14 include assessing exercise levels every year in patients with high blood pressure, and encouraging those who are not active enough to exercise more. The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) is consulting on including health checks for dementia carers in QOF from 2014/15. Many carers have health problems such as high blood pressure which might lead to exercise prescriptions.
In fact, under proposed new NICE guidance, doctors and nurses might be encouraged to ask all patients aged 19 or over how much exercise they take. If they are judged as not active enough, they might be advised them to get fit, which might involve prescribing exercise. It is not just the overweight who would be targeted: "Do not rely on visual cues (for example, body weight) to determine whether people are physically active." This might find its way into QOF.
Not all doctors are happy at the shift towards such an emphasis on lifestyle, which they fear would swallow up scarce time and fail to recognise that patients are responsible adults. But the trend is likely to continue.
So, for example, someone caring for her elderly father with dementia could miss a few exercise sessions if he took a turn for the worse, only to find her benefits docked. Or a busy teacher or X-ray technician unable to get to the gym because he was standing in for an absent colleague could lose much-needed benefits, putting his family at risk of losing their home. Some patients, to protect themselves, might refuse to talk frankly with health professionals.
If local authorities were encouraged to use technology to monitor people's leisure activities, and reduce benefits to those who failed to turn up to prescribed exercise sessions, this might turn out to be extremely unpopular.
In Pulse (http://www.pulsetoday.co.uk/) and GP online (http://www.gponline.com/) there is more background information to the issues covered here.
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Good things happen when people get together. You can't have a party on your own, can you? And pretty much any game is a bit dull if it's just you playing.
One voice can be lost in the crowd, but many voices saying the same thing can really get a message across. If all those voices are all saying, "We want to pay less for the things we want" then you have the principle behind co-buying.
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DNR RADIO: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASERadio Stations: Audio cuts in .mp3 available for this story (follow links in the text)November 1, 2010STATE DNR ENCOURAGES PROPER PRUNING OF TREES; NO TOPPINGLinden Mead, Washington State Urban and Community Forestry Program Specialist(ANNOUNCER) The Washington State Department of Natural Resources' Urban and Community Forestry Program wants you to keep your trees safe and healthy. One of the most important things you can do to ensure the successful life of a tree is to prune it instead of topping it.Linden Mead, DNR's urban and community forestry specialist says there are several reasons why people engage in the practice of topping trees, but topping a tree doesn't work to make a tree shorter, healthier or to improve a view.DNR is reminding the public that weak, hollow limbs and decay increase the risk of tree branches breaking and possibly adding the potential to damage people or property.(LINDEN MEAD) Cut One — 30 secondshttp://www.dnr.wa.gov/Publications/em_mead_1_dnrradio11012010.mp3"The reason it's not good for a tree is because, first and foremost, a tree loses all of its food source, but when it loses its food source it becomes stressed. It doesn't have the leaf surface anymore and the roots become stressed. When a tree is stressed it opens it up to decay and insect attack. And any of the decay causes damages to both the structure of the tree and it physically harms the tree and weakens it."(ANNOUNCER) Mead says the Urban and Community Forestry Program is working with communities statewide to try and stop this malpractice of trees, and you can find out more about alternatives to tree topping by talking with a certified arborist or visit DNR's website at www.dnr.wa.gov/urbanforestry.# # #Media Contact: Janet Pearce, Community Outreach and Education Coordinator, 360-902-1122, firstname.lastname@example.com
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Thank you for visiting the Women Anointed in Motion website. We are an outreach ministry of New Life Fellowship. "WAIM" was created to take the Good News of Jesus Christ to people in need in the city of Charlotte, North Carolina. We thank you for your continued support of the Women Anointed In Motion Ministry.
At times it can be hard to describe Pastor John Prince Kee. Although he is one of gospel music's greatest artists, this neither conveys the capacity nor the passion for real and clear ministry with which God has impregnated him. His desire is to show the love and power of the Lord to the world.
In December of 1995, Pastor Kee married the former Felice Sampson. This anointed couple have nine children. Pastor and First Lady Kee are certain that God has anointed them to impact the lives of their children and the Partakers of New Life Fellowship. Our First Lady has a heart of giving and we support her efforts to meet the needs of our faith filled families.
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
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Charged now but alternating on the lights every few minutes. I'll leave it on for a couple days, alternating will still happen but at a much slower rate if I judge from others I have charged with it. But I forget stuff sometimes....getting old sucks, more to remember.
Starting voltage on that ahum...forgotten battery was around 10.35V. Of the top of my head in line with the hydrometer readings I took first and the load test I did with the load tester.Just takes a little time properly assessing a battery with basic tools, can't be too impatient with them most times.
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Join us the first Wednesday of every month for a lively discussion of books at Gatto's Restaurant & Bar, 1938 East Lincoln Highway. Come to talk about books you've read or hear about books others recommend. Eating and drinking encouraged. You can sign up online or just pop in! Look for the New Lenox Public Library table.
NEXT BOOK DISCUSSION DATE: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5th
Children of all ages are invited to register for our Masters of the Museum program, which will be held this Saturday, March 8, from 10:30-11:30 am. Become an artist as you discover famous painters, sculptors, and poets through hands-on creativity stations. You'll come away with an amazing portfolio that will remind you of the things you can see at the art museum. Register your young artist today!
Join us for a Solo Concert on Thursday, March 6, 2014 at 10:30 AM
Steve Justman has been performing Americana, folk, and popular music in the Chicago area and neighboring Midwest region for many years. Steve is a collector of songs as well as other artifacts of Americana. Entertainers of all types influenced him, the kind rarely found today. Steve showcases his collection of songs in his performances, singing and interpreting a mix of traditional and popular folk, pop standards, and classic country that people might know while focusing on connecting with his audience and pure entertainment.
Registration is preferred.
You may register online or by calling 815-485-2605.
The library is located at 120 Veterans Parkway, New Lenox, IL 60451.
Come to the Adult Services Desk to "Make Your Pick" for the Oscars. Choose who you think will win "Best Picture" (only one vote person, please). If you're right, you will be entered into a raffle to win a movie basket. Entries must be made by 4 pm on Saturday, March 1.
The New Lenox Public Library is seeking an enthusiastic, innovative, service oriented self- starter with technical expertise who enjoys using, learning and teaching various technologies.
This is a new position in our newly created Digital Media Lab and will require someone able and willing to help develop the necessary training tools as well as work one on one with individuals using the equipment.
Familiarity with a wide variety of software and systems is required including: Microsoft and Apple computer systems, Adobe creative suite, video and audio editing equipment and software and more. The ideal candidate would be a team oriented, continuous learner with instructional and troubleshooting skills and a related technical background. Attending related workshops and seminars as well as participating in outreach activities would be required.
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The management of Afriland First Bank by and through its Manager/CEO and others have been arraigned before the Monrovia City Court at the Temple of Justice for allegedly conspiring with others to break into the warehouse of Plaintiff Gabriel K. Frimpony, CEO of the FMT Construction Company took and carried away there from several valuable items.
According to the writ of summon which is also in possession of the INQUIRER issued on November 15, 2012, before His Honor Nelson B. Chineh, Associate Magistrate, Monrovia City Court states that the management of Afriland First Bank by and through its Manager or CEO and others have been summoned by the Court to answer to the crime of theft of property, criminal conspiracy, criminal mischief and felonious restraint based upon the oath and complaint filed to the Republic of Liberia through the CEO of FMT Construction Company.
The charge sheet is quoted as saying that Afriland First Bank with wicked intent on July 17, 2012 and November 14, 2012 purposely conspired with others and broke into the warehouse of the company thus exercising unauthorized control over the properties and damaging tangible items.
The writ of summon says the alleged act of the bank has been termed as unlawful, wicked and intentional. It also mentioned that the act is in violation of sections 15.51, 15.5, 10.2 and 14.25 of the New Penal Law of Liberia.
Under the signature of Mr. Hamadou O. Bayo, CEO of the bank, FMT Construction Company on June 14, 2012, after its application with specific reference to overdraft took US$100.00.00 from Afriland First Bank to purchase 100 metric tons of scrap metals from the United Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL).
The bank accepted the request and approved a credit facility subject with a mandate that FMT Construction will repay the money in six months at a discount rate of 10% flat and the expiration date is expected by December 31, 2012.
The construction company is claiming that over US$11,924.50 worth of items was forcefully collected by Afriland First Bank CEO and others from the warehouse of FMT Company on Jamaica Road and that the company has already paid US$67,930.89 out of the US$100.00.00 earlier borrowed.


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Dr Oz: Top 10 Anti-Aging Herbs
Doctor Oz started off today's show by speaking with Dr Joe Mercola about BEC5 and Chlorella Green Mineral Algae, which are some powerful Homeopathic Medicine Treatments. Dr Oz then gave you the Top 10 Anti-Aging herbs and spices to help you look and feel younger, and who does not love a good Natural Remedy? He says these 10 spices are nature's most powerful weapons against disease. Include these herbs in your diet as frequently as you can. Make it a variety of herbs by mixing it up a bit.
Italian Spice is Anti-Inflammatory
Dr Oz said that Italian spice has a variety of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties.
One of the best Italian spices is basil because it has a high concentration of each.
Thyme Mouthwash
Dr Oz said that thyme is an antimicrobial and is used in mouthwash to help kill germs and bacteria. Studies show that thyme also has antioxidant agents.
Sage Arthritis & Asthma Remedy
Doctor Oz said that sage is a spice that is great for arthritis, atherosclerosis, and asthma.
Marjoram Helps Digestion
Dr Oz said that marjoram helps to stimulate digestion. In some countries, marjoram is synonymous with oregano, which is the next spice.
Oregano Fungal Infection Remedy
Dr Oz said that oregano is a widely used spice that is great for fungal infection.
Apple Pie Spice Nausea Remedy
Apple pie spice contains ginger, which is good for nausea in pregnancy or seasickness. It is also an anti-inflammatory. (Okay, now I'm hungry!)
Jamaican Allspice Gas Remedy
Dr Oz spoke about Jamaican Allspice, which is a spice I have not heard of before but it sounds great! Apparently it is useful for gas and digestion. (Anyone else craving jerk chicken right about now?)
Cinnamon Diabetes Remedy
Doctor Oz said that Cinnamon helps to lower blood sugar and contains anti-cancer benefits.
Cloves Diabetes Treatment Better Than Cinnamon?
Dr Oz said that cloves are like cinnamon on steroids. Cloves help to lower blood sugar even more. Cloves also have the highest anti-oxidant score of all of the spices.
Turmeric Anti-Inflammatory Spice
Doctor Oz said that tumeric is a common ingredient in curry and contains anti-inflammatory properties. Curcumin is the extract of turmeric and a beneficial supplement for the treatment of every cancer.
Dr Oz Shower Tips
1. Give your razor a quick flick and blow on it 3 x. This will get rid dirt and water from the blades that could be eroding the blade.
2. Wash your face last in shower. Residue that runs down the face can cause breakouts.
3. Take lukewarm showers. Hot showers can make your skin dry and itchy because it melts off delicate layers containing oils. Cooler water allows moisture to stay intact. Also, keep your shower under 10 minutes.


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On Monday 18 April 2005 00:03, Bill Kendrick wrote:
> On Sun, Apr 17, 2005 at 11:15:19AM -0700, Marianne Waage wrote:
> > Again, google saves the day:
> > http://www.netimperative.com/2005/04/13/Microsoft_viral
> Ah, okay! So one of my guesses (other than: "they were smoking crack")
> was right. They're insulting their customer base! ;^)
But note the reference to humor ("humour"). Here's what I think. Several
years ago advertisers were reading skateboard magazines, and noticed a
bizarre type of humor popular with the kids. So advertising has tried to
appeal to this humor in order to attract younger customers. The clearest
example can be seen in the beer commercials we've seen on TV for the last
three years. So I think this Microsoft ad campaign is designed to appeal to
the younger generation.
And Microsoft might want to be concerned with the younger generation. I
recently read about Novell's contract with the federal government.
Supposedly, the federal government is looking at the prospect of a lot of
people retiring over the next few years, and is planning on a major Linux
migration when new workers are hired to replace the people retiring.
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My name is Kingsley Botchway II and I'm running for one of the Iowa City Council At-Large seats. I love Iowa City and believe this city can do more for ALL of its residents. Please support me as I engage Iowa City residents on the issues to improve Iowa City in a way we ALL can be proud of!!!
Kingsley For Council
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Every year, PNC Bank updates a Christmas price index, which tracks the cost of purchasing the items mentions in the classic song "The Twelve Days of Christmas."
The price tag of the PNC Christmas price index in 2012 is $25,431.18, up $1,168 from last year.
The true cost of the items gifted by the True Love in 2012 is $107,300.24, up $6,180 from last year (a 6.1 percent increase).
"The rise in the PNC CPI index is larger than expected considering the modest economic growth we've had over the past 12 months," said Jim Dunigan, managing executive of investments for PNC Wealth Management, in a prepared statement.
Also, a severe drought caused the increased cost to feed large birds, which contributed to the surge in this year's CPI index, the bank said.


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RAGBRAI EVENT STOPPING IN FORT DODGE JULY 20, 2015: RAGBRAI (Register's Annual Great Bike Ride Across Iowa) will stop and overnight in Fort Dodge on July 20. The event draws 10,000 bicyclists and spectators. Regular park visitors should be aware that the park could see an increase in visitors due to the event. Traffic getting to the park could also be congested. Campers wishing to camp at Dolliver must reserve a campsite or register as a first-come, first-serve camper and pay the appropriate fees. All camping rules and regulations apply including a limit of six people per campsite and one camping unit per campsite or a maximum of two tents per campsite. If you have any questions regarding camping or the park, please call park staff at 515/359-2539. For more information about RAGBRAI, please visit RAGBRAI.com
Dolliver Memorial State Park, IA
Status: Open year round. Season Dates
Max reservation window: Wed Oct 07 2015 Later Dates
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DescriptionLocated along the scenic Des Moines River Valley, Dolliver Memorial State Park spreads across 594 acres boasting unique bluffs, canyons, flatlands, ancient Native American mounds and an abundance of exploration opportunities.
Day-use Lodges/Group Camp
Dolliver also has a group camp for family reunions, organized youth groups or church groups. The camp has a dining hall, modern restrooms and showers, and ten separate sleeping cabins.Picnicking/Shelters
Two open picnic shelters may be reserved online. A playground is located in the picnic area for the younger visitors. Family Cabins
Dolliver has two basic family cabins that sleep four, and are equipped with a dorm-size refrigerator, cook-top stove, microwave and sink. They are located only a short distance from the modern restroom and shower building in the campground. Camping
Dolliver Campground is located in a pleasant setting overlooking the Des Moines River. Both electric and non-electric sites are available for reservations. The campground has modern restrooms and showers as well as a trailer dump station.
Nearby Attractions:
Lehigh is 3 miles southeast of the park, Otho is 6 miles northwest, Fort Dodge is 10 miles north and Webster City is 25 miles northeast.
Services & Amenities:
Alerts and Important InformationThe Group Camp is not available on the state park reservation system. All group camp reservations are handled by the park office. Group camps are where organized groups(i.e. family groups or youth groups) may stay.
Getting There:GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude):
42.38667, -94.08333
From Fort Dodge go south on Nelson Ave / P59 to T Corner and turn left or head East on D33 and follow to park. From Lehigh take 290th or D43 northwest out of town turn right onto Dolliver Park Ave/D33 and follow to the park.
Contact Information:
Mailing Address:Dolliver Memorial State Park
2757 Dolliver Park Ave.
Lehigh IA 50557
Phone Number:Information: (515)359-2539


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Farmington EDA will offer scholarships for seniors
March 1, 2013 at 7:16 am in The Farmington Independent
Quite a few new members joined the Rambling River Center when it moved to its current location on Oak Street, but quite a few others ended their memberships.
A scholarship program approved by the Farmington Economic Development Authority Monday may help some of those folks come back to the Rambling River Center. Continue Reading


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15 things to know about 'Divergent'
Published: Mar 14 2014 12:26:35 PM EDT Updated On: Mar 20 2014 11:19:59 AM EDT
Before you see "Divergent" in theaters, know these 15 things about the characters and plot.
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CTRL (or Apple) A and then delete!
Just kidding.
Are you drowning in email? Is your inbox a source of constant low level stress? Over the last year, David Allen's GTD has completely changed my work habits and I am now a happier, more efficient, less anxious web worker.
My complete system involves a physical inbox and simple file structure, 30 Boxes for my calendar and contextually tagged to do lists, and trusty Apple Mail. Of course, any combination of web or desktop apps will suffice.
I just want to focus on email portion because it is super simple and it works. Here's a 8-step blueprint for an empty inbox.
1) Abandon crazy filing systems in favor of five folders: -Archive-, -Some Day-, @Computer, @Reply, and Waiting (I use the hyphens to get an alphabetical heirarchy that I like).
2) Parse your Inbox one email at a time.
3) Delete useless email.
4) Any email that describes a fixed event should be added to your calendar. Delete the email unless there is info in it that might be some day recalled. In that case, dump it in Archive.
5) If you can turn the email into an action that you can complete in 2 minutes or less, do it! You can then delete the email (if no longer needed) or drop it in Archive for future reference. Often times you will be replying to an email and then waiting for a response to continue a task or project. In this case, drop the original email (or a BCC'd copy of the reply) in the Waiting folder.
6) An email that requires simply a reply but will take more than 2 minutes (you may not know what you want to say to a friend or business partner at that moment) should be put in the @Reply folder.
7) Email that relates to or describes a task or project requires that you convert it into a next action. If that next action is going to take more than 2 minutes you need to make a quick decision. Is the contents of the email sufficiently clear that as soon as you glance at the email again, you'll know what to do?
If so, and the result of the email will be some sort of email reply, then you can move the email to @Computer which designates that you have a next action that can be completed while you are at your computer.
Example: your boss emails you to request some research on a competitor. Tip: often times long emails can be painful/inefficient to rescan days later. I use a program called MailTags to annotate a simple one-line next action to the email.
If email is non-essential to the next action, your best bet is to translate it into your to do system and then archive or delete the email. For instance, if I got an email from a business partner suggesting we start looking for new office space, I would look up my real estate agent's phone number and add "call Bill about real estate options 650-555-8000″ to my 30 Boxes to do list with the tags @Calls and work. That way, the next time I was focusing on work items and had some time to make calls I could easily filter to a list that would let me focus exclusively on what I could do given the context!
8) If after glancing at the email, you decide it isn't really appropriate at this time but you want to revisit it later, file it in Some Day. When you conduct a monthly review, be sure to step through the email in the Some Day folder in a fashion similar to parsing your inbox.
That's it. This method is 100% guaranteed. If you like to separate your personal and work items you can double up on folders with: , -Some Day Personal-, Reply Personal, @Computer Personal, Waiting Personal.
When you start your day, it is really easy to pick a mode and rattle through email instead of clarifying and putting it in context over and over which is what happens if you have a string of hundreds of unprocessed emails in your inbox.
How do you get your inbox to empty? Experiences and suggestions are welcome.
Narendra Rocherolle is the co-founder of 30Boxes and Webshots.


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i930 and blackberry?
I plan on getting the i930 phone for boost of course and was wondering would I be able to the pocket internet explorer because I want to browse the web and other prepaid companies does offer that availibility and would boost customer service be able to ativate it? I am asking this because boost offers service just like nextel.
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If you where exited that Microsoft enabled "do not track" for the new Internet Explorer, I'm sorry to dissapoint. The greedy bastards where quick to take that back when advertisers told them how they wouldn't pay as much if they can't violate your privacy by default. Is it to harsh saying this? Not at all, beacuse to be afirly honest, you should have the choice if a third party is going to see all you do on the internet or not.
On April 27, 2012, in Gaming, Reviews and tests, by Johny Krahbichler
I was pretty surprised when i saw they released a "The walking dead" pc game, i first thought this can't be a very good game. Perhaps a L4D ripoff. But i decided to try it anyway, and I'm glad i did because this is a great game! Its not an fps game its the kind of game where you get to make decisions and the story evolves based on those decisions. It's almost like watching a movie, but you get to decide what happens. I'm giving it a 9/10.
Pros: Awesome game, lots of fun. Good story!
Cons: Not a very hard game and takes a lot of resources considering the kind of graphics.
Internet Story from Adam Butcher on Vimeo.