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Bell honored guest at sister city spring festivalWritten by Sarah Ottney | Editor in Chief | firstname.lastname@example.com
DELMENHORST, GERMANY — Toledo Mayor Mike Bell rode bumper cars, gave away a stuffed animal to a thrilled little girl, sampled some local food and visited some beer gardens during the opening day of Toledo sister city Delmenhorst's Kramermarkt.
The annual spring festival, which runs April 13-17, features a parade, rides, concourse of food vendors and more.
"They do a festival in the spring to sort of welcome the weekly equivalent of the city market [farmers market]. Then they do one in the fall to celebrate the end of the growing season," said Toledo Sister Cities International Executive Director Susan Miko, who attended the fair.
Around 2 p.m. April 13, a group of Delmenhorst city employees and other local dignitaries gathered at the city hall, where Delmenhorst Mayor Patrick de La Lanne made some remarks about the visitors from Toledo and the two cities' relationship.
After the remarks, all the members of the delegation signed a book commemorating the sister city relationship. Toledo and Delmenhorst have been sister cities for 10 years.
De La Lanne said Toledo's "welcome, friendship and hospitality" left a good impression on him when he visited the city last summer. While there, he invited Bell to return the visit in Delmenhorst.
The group then walked to the festival grandstand nearby, where Bell was the honored guest at the official opening ceremony along with the rest of the Toledo delegation.
De La Lanne introduced Bell and declared the festival officially open. The group then watched the festival's opening parade.
After being invited to choose a stuffed animal prize from one of the festival booths, Bell gave the toy away to a child standing nearby.
"He handed it to a girl standing in front who was looking on in amazement. It just lit her face up," said Paul Syring, deputy mayor of external affairs and economic development.
The day was a little more relaxed than the previous two days of business meetings at the Hannover Messe, one of the world's largest industrial trade fairs.
"I made a whole lot of friends," Bell said. "People here are really friendly."
Miko said she is thrilled with the connection between the two cities.
"The thing with Toledo Sister Cities I don't think people realize is we are committed to culture, educational and economic development," Miko said. "I think that's a piece that surprises people. We call ourselves the softer side of economic development. We can speak to what a wonderful place Toledo is to live and raise a family and all the good things like that. That's kind of what we do."
That night, Bell, de La Lanne, the Toledo delegation and several other guests met for dinner at a Delmenhorst hotel.
Also on the trip from Toledo are City Finance Director Patrick McLean, Public Information Officer Jen Sorgenfrei, Regional Growth Partnership Vice President International Development D. Paul Zito, University of Toledo Associate Director Undergraduate Admission Mark Schroeder and private individual Christine Luttmann.
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I Wonder What My Dog Named Me? Bruce Contemplates An Obtuse Observation [Opinion]
It's something to think about when you don't want to think about anything too important. I suggest you go jump in the shower and let the warm water wash over your brain. Then you'll begin to see the clarity of the obtuse thought that can only be achieved in the shower.


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Legends, Power in 6-game battle of division leaders
South Atlantic League baseball
Lexington Legends
vs. West Virginia Power
What: Six-game series (includes completion of suspended game*)
When: Thursday through Sunday (*5:05 and 7:05 p.m. Thursday; 7:05 Friday night; 5:35 Saturday doubleheader; 1:35 Sunday afternoon)
Where: Whitaker Bank Ballpark
Tickets: Call (859) 422-7867
Major League affiliates: Kansas City Royals (Legends), Pittsburgh Pirates (Power)
Probable pitchers (Legends listed first): Thursday, RH Aroni Nina (7-3, 4.29) vs. RH Ryan Hafner (6-0, 3.03), and RH Greg Billo (0-0, 0.00) vs. RH Clay Holmes (3-5, 4.69); Friday, RH Miguel Almonte (4-7, 3.36) vs. RH John Kuchno (5-4, 4.43); Saturday, LH Daniel Stumpf (7-7, 3.06) vs. RH Jason Creasy (2-2, 2.99), and RH Matt Murray (1-0, 1.25) vs. RH Kyle Haynes (1-1, 2.54); Sunday, RH Christian Binford (6-4, 2.00) vs. TBA.
Power to watch: All-star utility player Walker Gourley (6 feet, 185 pounds, age 22, bats and throws right, from Goldsboro, N.C.) leads West Virginia in hits (101) and stolen bases (28). Splitting most of his time between first base and right field, Gourley also has played at second, third, left field and DH. Batting .329, he has four homers, 31 RBI and 56 runs over 83 games. He is batting .381 at home, .281 on the road. Selected in the 13th round of the 2009 draft, Gourley spent: 2009 with the Gulf Coast League Pirates (.220, 2 RBI, 6 runs, 18 games); 2010 with the New York-Penn League's State College Spikes (.168, 23 RBI, 20 runs, 61 games) and the Florida State League's Bradenton Marauders (.125, 8 games); 2011 with State College (.180, 10 RBI, 11 runs, 42 games); and 2012 with State College (.253, 27 RBI, 28 runs, 64 games). His 28 stolen bases this season are one more than he totaled over his first four years.
Legend to watch: 1B Mark Thelkeld (6-1, 201, 23, right-right, from Monroe, La.) suffered a broken left forearm on his first at-bat of the season on May 5. The injury kept him out until June 11. Now, he leads the Legends in on-base percentage (.352) and slugging (.403). Batting .252 over 35 games, Threlkeld has three homers, 19 RBI and 15 runs. Nine of his 30 hits have been doubles. Valedictorian of his class at Sterlington High School in Louisiana, he batted .500 with 13 homers as a senior. He went on to Louisiana Tech, batting .335 with 14 homers and a team-leading 62 RBI as a sophomore in 2010. In 2011, he led Tech with 71 hits and 45 runs. Selected in the 25th round of the 2011 draft, he batted .271 with four homers, 31 RBI and 23 runs over 57 games for Idaho Falls of the Pioneer League. Last year, with Burlington of the Appalachian League, Threlkeld improved to .283 with 10 homers, 40 RBI and 37 runs over 62 games. He currently has a six-game hitting streak (7-for-20).
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I want to buy some good wonton wrappers and wonton noodles near work today...any ideas? I work on 41st/7th and am going to be heading downtown towards Brooklyn...I realize I could stop in Chinatown but it's so crowded and hectic. Any other suggestions?
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Volunteer Opportunities
The City of Albuquerque Parks and Recreation Department welcomes all volunteers! Citizen assistance in keeping our nearly 300 city parks clean and usable is valuable to all in the community. You may volunteer individually, and groups are always welcome. You may choose to do simple things like trash pickup and weed pulling, but some more involved projects may require training and assistance from Park Management personnel. Park Management can provide trash bags, brooms, rakes and shovels for your project. Please call (505) 857-8657 and sign up to become a park volunteer. Thank you!
Thank You Haley Gibson!
Feb. 7, 2014
Albuquerque- Today Mayor Richard J. Berry announced changes to the city's volunteer programs, including a new name for the city's volunteerism office which will now be known as ABQ Volunteers. Additionally, he announced a new award presented by the city to individuals who volunteer for causes that make the City of Albuquerque a better place to live. Selections are made based off submissions received through the city website at volunteer.cabq.gov.
The first every city volunteer of the month is eleven year old Haley Gibson. Haley saw a problem in her community and took the initiative to fix it.
Haley has always taken an interest in keeping her community clean, and takes it to heart when she notices people who litter or show a lack of respect for local parks and playgrounds. Recently Haley was at a local park and noticed a slide that was covered in graffiti and damaged by vandals. She was resolved to fix the problem and set out to do just that.
Haley started sending emails to her contacts to enlist the help of others and identify resources to organize a park wide clean up. She made fliers and passed them out in the neighborhood and at her school. With the support of her family and friends, she set out to clean up the park so that children could have a fun and safe place to play. Haley indicates that she knew her hard work was worthwhile when shortly after completing the project, she spotted two little girls playing on the playground equipment and once again enjoying the park.
Haley Gibson's generous and caring nature has improved the experience of residents and visitors to our local parks. Spearheading this project from start to finish, she demonstrated her commitment and dedication to her neighborhood and community. Haley exemplifies how serving others is the greatest reward of all.
Pat Hurley and Lavaland Park Volunteers
Volunteering in City Parks
Volunteering in City of Albuquerque parks and bike trails are a great way to help our community shine!
Simple park projects available year round:
- Trash pickup
- Weed removal
- Raking sand boxes
- Sweeping walkways/sidewalks
- Cleaning/weeding of flower beds
- Cleaning/wiping of playground equipment
**Track your volunteer time at parks with our Monthly Volunteer Worksheet Form **
Current Volunteer Projects
Lobo Little League Fields - new event!
North Domingo Baca Park - weeds in all planter areas, graveled areas, Skate Park, parking lots (milled and the planters in the parking lots), and in the Dog Park (the dog park has lots of goat heads/stickers that are overtaking the entrances in & out of the dog areas and along the fence lines)
Quintessence Park- weeds in the planter areas, graveled areas, around the playground, around the tennis courts, along the pathways, and in the parking lot
Holiday Park- weeds in the planters and parking lots
Vineyard Park - weeds in the planters & native sections, in the cobbled areas, crusher fines areas, and around the shade structure/gazebo
La Paloma Park- weeds along the perimeter of the park that encroach the native areas (this is a small park)
Call Malia Tafoya to coordinate a volunteer cleanup of these areas: (505) 857-8657.
Adopt a Park or Bike Trail
Community organizations, businesses, and private citizens may adopt a park or trail. Adoption requires maintenance and beautification work such as picking up litter, weeding, or special projects as agreed upon by Park Management Division and you.
The program is flexible enough to allow organizations, business or individuals to choose a comfortable level of volunteer support.
Park Management recognizes each adoption by placing a sign on the site indicating the name of the volunteer partner. Park Management asks that you adopt the area for at least two years, so that the commitment and recognition will be meaningful.
We offer plenty of rewarding volunteer opportunities for individuals, small groups, and large groups. We have all the tools; we just need your time and energy.
Let us match you with a project you will enjoy.
This program provides volunteers with excellent opportunities to gain valuable work experience, make a connection with the community, and meet new people.
You will need the following to Adopt:
- Park Adoption Form - download here!
- Volunteer Application - download here!
- Volunteer Waiver of Liability - download here!
Specific Areas Needing Attention
This section is for "high need" projects or areas for volunteers; Park Management Supervisors have identified projects in this section as those that require frequent attention or have become problem areas for maintenance. Check back regularly for updated projects.
Current Needs:
1. The section of bike path next to Winrock Mall is overgrown and full of trash; a crew could work from Pennsylvania across the pedestrian bridge and stop at Tom Bollack Uraban Forest park.
Critical needs
- Trash and overgrown vegatation along Winrock boundary
- Trash and clothing pickup below the pedestrian bridge on west side of bridge
- Sweep trail as it makes the sharp turn into the Louisiana Tunnel
- Sweep tunnel
Please call the Parks and Recreation Volunteer Coordinator, Michelle Herrarra, at (505) 857-8657 for more information and specifics on listed projects. Thank you!


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Athlete's foot is a fungal infection of the skin. Moccasin-type athlete's foot may begin with minor irritation, dryness, itching, burning, or scaly skin on the sole and heel of the foot. It then progresses to thickened, cracked, peeling skin. In severe cases, the toenails become infected and can thicken, crumble, and even fall out.


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(Springfield) – A 64-year-old Springfield man has been sentenced to life in prison for shooting his 14-year-old stepson to death as the boy slept.
The Springfield News-Leader reports William Richard Jones declined a chance to speak Friday as he was sentenced in Greene County Circuit Court.
Jones was charged with first-degree murder for the July 2012 killing of Trevor Reynolds. He entered an Alford plea to the plea in August, not admitting guilt but acknowledging that prosecutors had enough evidence for a conviction.
Arguments between Trevor and Jones brought police to the home twice in the 36 hours before the boy was shot in his bedroom.


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October 8, 2012
In his Tory conference speech on Monday, the chancellor unveiled a £100m "employee-owner" scheme that will allow shares worth £2,000 to £50,000 to be exempt from tax if employees give up certain work rights, such as the right to claim unfair dismissal. More
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August 28, 2012
National legislation ensuring that workers are represented alongside management in decisions "to promote cooperation throughout the enterprise, for the benefit of the enterprise as such and the individual employee". More
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July 16, 2012
Italy's Marcora Law (law 49/85) allows redundant workers to use their accumulated unemployment benefit to capitalise a buyout co-operative. It thus forms part of the welfare bridge from unemployment to self-employment. More
LOCATION: Western Europe, Italy|
July 16, 2012
Included in Spain's Royal Decree 1300/2009 is the elimination of the current 24 months waiting period to accept unemployment benefits for those who join worker cooperatives or labor societies. More
LOCATION: Western Europe, Spain|
July 16, 2012
The Sustainable Economies Law Center (SELC) is trying to address the lack of formal legal structures for worker cooperatives by sponsoring legislation to amend California's Consumer Cooperative Corporation Law, Corporations Code § 12200 et seq., to permit explicitly the formation of worker cooperatives. More
LOCATION: North America, United States, California|
SUBTOPIC: Proposed Legislation
July 16, 2012
2011 Bankruptcy law Nº 26.684 in Argentina allows workers to purchase a company and form a cooperative if it becomes insolvent. More
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text: The Spider-Girl wiki last edited by Darkside_of_the_Sun on 09/02/13 06:01AM View full history OriginHailing from 30th-century Earth, Sussa Paka was an instrumental part of a campaign by the planet Taltar to have a stronger influence on the United Planets. Sussa was specifically chosen from Earth and was expected to take part in a secretly planned scheme by the female aristocracy for a matriarchal coup. Scientists on Taltar had given Sussa the ability to grow her hair at will to considerable lengths and have complete control over it, now able to manipulate it as a weapon. The daring Sussa decided to take matters into her own hands, wanting to find out more interesting things to do with men than fight. Sussa assumed the identity of Spider-Girl and applied for membership with the Legion of Super-Heroes.CreationSpider-Girl was created in 1963 by writer Jerry Siegel (the co-creator of Superman) and artist John Forte, after a fan wrote in to the Legion letters page suggesting a character with the power of prehensile hair. She appeared as a Legion hopeful several issues later. Though she bore a strong resemblance to Marvel Comics' Medusa, whose primary attribute is also prehensile hair, Spider-Girl is actually the earlier character, appearing a year prior to Medusa's debut in 1965.Character EvolutionSilver AgeSpider-Girl (Silver Age)Sussa messed up the demonstration of her power and got little sympathy from Legion founder Saturn Girl, who was presiding over the tryout. Rejected, she disappeared for a time. She was recruited into a growing Legion of Super-Villains under Tarik the Mute, seeking revenge against the heroes who rejected her. Sussa and her team were ultimately defeated. When the LSV reformed under Nemesis Kid, Spider-Girl joined back up but was once again defeated and shipped off to Takron-Galtos prison planet. When the planet was destroyed, Spider-Girl apparently escaped.Five Years LaterSpider-Girl (Five Years Later)After the devastation caused by the Magic Wars, Legion history jumped ahead five years in what is now known as the Five Year Gap. Spider-Girl was still a rule-breaker and was taking odd jobs to get by as a thief. Her theft of a canister from EarthGov for the villain Starfinger caused her to be wanted by the Science Police, who attempted to hunt her down. While she fled, she met up with Bounty and Circe, who were attempting to infiltrate and destroy Dominator Pinnacle Command. The trio became trapped during the Dominator War on Earth and Sussa joined with them in executing the command. Following the war, Sussa parted ways with the others and made it off Earth before it exploded. Wanting to know just what was such a big deal in the canister before she handed it over, Sussa broke into Legion headquarters on Talus and asked them to assist her in opening the unbreakable canister.Reboot: Earth-247Spider-Girl (Earth-247)On Earth-247, Spider-Girl had the same abilities as the original, but her reformed persona from the end of original continuity continued in reboot reality. She was a member of Leland McCauley's Workforce and in a romantic relationship with teammate Ultra Boy. She became bitter when Ultra Boy began to have feelings for the Legionnaire Apparition (Tinya Wazzo, Ultra Boy's girlfriend in original continuity), and ultimately Spider-Girl lost Ultra Boy to Tinya. This didn't discourage Spider-Girl for long, who flirted with new member Radion while continuing to be one of the more ruthless and morally questionable members of the Workforce. Alongside teammate Evolvo, Spider-Girl was the only Workforcer to stay with the team until she was fired for being underage.Retroboot: New EarthSpider-Girl (New Earth)Infinite Crisis restored a close approximation of the original Legion (prior to Five Year Gap) to continuity. Spider-Girl was once again a villain and her appearance changed significantly: She now had greyish-white hair and pale skin, and wore a revealing web-patterned black outfit similar to her original costume. She joined with Earth-Man and other Earth-born villains to become a new Justice League of Earth. They staged a coup and spread xenophobia, turning Earth into an alien-fearing world and assuming duties as planetary protectors and heroes over the Legion. The Legion and Superman rebelled against the xenophobia, ultimately defeating Spider-Girl and the others. When the Legion of Super-Villains regrouped under Superboy-Prime, Spider-Girl and her former teammates from various villain groups joined to assault the Legion.Major Story ArcsFive Years LaterA New LookWave and Ultra BoyThough the Legion was unable to open the canister she had stolen, Sussa made herself at home in their headquarters and began following the Legionnaires around, specifically Ultra Boy. She aided the Legion as an unofficial ally in their battle against Mordru and was labeled a traitor to the United Planets with the Legion when they were framed by Universo. Spider-Girl went underground with the Legion, changing her codename to Wave and adopting a new look by dying her hair blue, becoming as official a Legionnaire as she could be. She maintained a crush on Ultra Boy, but put his heart before her own by encouraging him to enter the time stream and search for his presumed-dead wife, Tinya. Sussa, as Wave, served with the team after the Legionnaires cleared their names. Unfortunately, Zero Hour occurred shortly thereafter and Wave and her entire reality vanished.Powers & AbilitiesPrehensile HairSpider-Girl possesses extremely long and super-strong prehensile hair, which she wields like countless extra appendages. She can use her hair as a means of locomotion, climbing about much like a spider, and in battle she uses her hair to ensnare or bind her opponents, much like a spider's webs.In original continuity Spider-Girl's initial hair color was strawberry blonde, though it grew more reddish in later appearances. After she reformed and changed her code name to Wave, she dyed her hair blue. In reboot (Earth-247) continuity, her hair was bright red. In current (retroboot) continuity, Spider-Girl's hair is now greyish-white.Other MediaAnimationLegion of Super-Heroes Animated SeriesSpider-Girl appeared in her Wave identity as a member of the Light Speed Vanguard (the animated version of the Legion of Super-Villains). 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Attention Carpoolers:
York University has Priority Carpool Parking!
Learn how to access some of the best parking on campus.
York University, Canada's 3rd largest university, is home to almost 68,000 students, staff, and faculty (including Seneca@York) and is an excellent example of success made possible through smarter commuting.
In the late 1990s, York University was experiencing parking and infrastructure challenges. 70% of commuters were driving alone while 30% were taking alternate modes. To address these challenges, the University undertook a number of initiatives. These included working with the City of Toronto to establish the Black Creek Regional Transportation Management Association (BCRTMA) at York University's Keele Campus in 2001. The organization was incorporated in 2003, and was subsequently renamed Smart Commute – North Toronto, Vaughan (NTV) in 2005 to reflect its expanded service area.
Over the years, Smart Commute NTV and York University have formed a strong relationship, one which has delivered significant results in the field of sustainable transportation. York University has worked tirelessly to make both the Keele and Glendon campuses more accessible and commuter-friendly. Key achievements are listed below:
- significant increases in daily bus service to campus (approximately 144% increase from 2001-2006)
- addition of a York University GO Transit Highway 407 bus (approximately 12,000 rides/day)
- shuttle service between York University's Keele and Glendon campuses
- a York University GO Transit rail stop (approximately 350 rides/day) with shuttle service to Keele campus
- discounted TTC monthly passes and GO Transit student identification cards
- establishment of increased cycling and carpooling amenities
- Toronto-York Spadina subway coming to York University! An 8.6km extension of the existing line will run through York University and make the campus even more accessible.
Smart Commute's office is located in the York Lanes Colonnade, facing the University Bus Loop. Students and staff should feel to drop in for transit advice and maps, online routes and schedules or to sign up for Zipcar and the Smart Commute Tool.
Smart Commute works closely with York University Transportation Services. For more information on the University's Transportation Services, click here. Tweet your commute questions and experiences to @CommuteToYorkU
It is estimated that the average annual cost to own and operate a personal vehicle is somewhere between $7,000 and $10,000. Carpooling allows you to share that expense, leaving you with cash for other things.
Smart Commute's free ride matching website can help you find a carpool partner! Students, staff and faculty of York University can start saving on their commute costs by finding a ride match on the Smart Commute Tool. Simply set your origin and destination for a regular or one-time trip. The Smart Commute tool will match the user with others who have a similar travel plans. View potential matches and send invitations through the website. After agreeing to share a ride, your carpool will be formed and you can start enjoying the benefits of smart commuting!
Already carpool? Take advantage of HOV lanes and provincial carpool parking lots as meeting locations.
Zipcar has partnered with York University to bring car sharing to the campus! There are nine self-service Zipcars available for use 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The cars are currently located in the Sentinel Road Lot and the Albany Road lot at York University's Keele Campus.
Ready to become a member? Sign up here.
York University recently partnered with Student CarShare, which is a convenient way for students to go grocery shopping, on a weekend trip, to the movies, etc. There are four cars located on campus in Founders Road East Reserved Lot.
Public Transit
Transit options are plenty when commuting to York University. Find out more about transit and shuttle service!
Active Commuting
If you live within 10 kilometers of work, active commuting may work for you!
Did you know that the average person can walk 1km in 10 minutes and can bike 1km in less than 5 minutes? Walking/running is one of the best ways to commute. It's cost-free, emits zero GHG pollutants into the air and promotes physical health.
If you're considering using your bike as part of your commute, why not "Rack it and Rocket" with the TTC? Bikes are stored at the front end of the bus. View a demonstration on TTC bike racks here.
If needed, improve your fitness by doing short evening rides to start, or try riding part of the way to work and taking public transit the rest of the way. Take a cycling course such as CAN-Bike (www.canbike.net), and read the Highway Traffic Act for information on cycling rights at www.e-laws.gov.on.ca.
Active commuting doesn't mean you are limited to staying at work during your breaks. Try walking, biking, or taking transit to local stores during your break. Running your errands on lunch also means that you can go straight home after work.
Looking for a route? Click here for online maps and route mapping tools.
In collaboration with York University, Smart Commute NTV offers an active Bicycle User Group (BUG) with more than 500 members. Members get access to the latest information on cycling routes and new infrastructure and an opportunity to connect with other cycling enthusiasts. Contact us to become a member for free.


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Caldwell Cemetery
AKA Eau Clair Cemetery
or Pipestone #2 Cemetery
Located on Pipestone Road in Pipestone Township.
With the exception of a few older graves, in viewing various burial listings, it appears that this cemetery commenced being used as a town cemetery and was established about 1895. We present this older listing to show some of the families buried within. If you have ancestors to add, please read below on how to do so. We will continue to add to add to this cemetery as we find additional obituaries and readers submit their family burials.
Small Partial Listing - work in progress
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Warren F. Rogers
Professor of Physics
Phone: (805) 565-6092
Email: rogers(at)westmont.edu
Office Location: Kerrwood Hall 102
Office Hours
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Otherwise by appointment
Experimental Nuclear Physics, Cosmic Ray Muon detection
Courses Fall 2013:
- Modern Physics (PHY-025)
- Quantum Mechanics I (PHY-121)
- General Physics Laboratory (PHY-022)
- B.S. - Harvey Mudd College
- M.A. and Ph.D. - University of Rochester
- Post-doctoral Research - University of Washington
Research Activity:
- Investigation of light neutron rich nuclei near the neutron drip line using the Modular Neutron Array (MoNA). the Large multi-Institutional Scintillator Array (LISA) and the Sweeper Magnet and Detector Chamber at the National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory at Michigan State University
- Monitoring of cosmic muon flux over wide sky-angle using the Westmont College Cosmic Muon Detector Array (CMDA)
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Other Service and Honors:
- Distinguished Service Award, Division of Nuclear Physics, American Physical Society
- Founder and Organizer of the annual "Conference Experience for Undergraduates" (CEU) for the Division of Nuclear Physics of the American Physical Society, funded by the National Science Foundation and the Department of Energy - 1998 - present
- Served as member of the Executive Committee, California-Nevada Section of the American Physical Society
- Served on a National Science Foundation Nuclear Physics Proposal Review Panel
- Served on the Committee on Education, American Physical Society
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A microtome is a machine which cuts (usu.) biological specimens into very thin sections. The sections are typically mounted on microscope-slides.
This was an idea I had, I did it, and I've demonstrated it with garlic
It creates slices 250 microns thick*
If anyone is actually thinking of building one of these see the last step. You can also PM me if you need more
Step 1: Construction: base and mount runners
These images show the base of the device and the red runners for the specimen platform, also the final drive to the rack.
Step 2: Construction: mount plate
Being Lego, the plate can be easily customised to hold a variety of samples.
Step 3: Construction: upwards towards the gear-train
In this sequence you see the front rails that hold the blade assembly being added (yellow and grey)
Step 5: The blade
Step 6: Construction: finishing
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Do you have any good ideas for implementing something similar with regular lego? Like how would I go about making a robot/remote control car out of plain legos? I have a giant blue tub of lego from when I was a kid, and I'm sure super-glued together would make one hell of a sturdy frame if designed right?
What kind of software do you use to design lego builds? I know there is software that basically lets you build something on the computer first, before you try it, so you can make sure it will work.
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Yea, gluing a frame would work, I think what you want maybe that liquid-glue for making models with (kit military & such). The RC bit, I'd just pull from something else.
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Let's state upfront that the mysteries of the Weiner-Abedin marriage or that of any other politician ought not to be treated as public property. But when these politicians use their wives as human shields against the brickbats coming their way as a result of their own misbehavior, such unions are revealed to be more political compacts than personal business. In acting in this manner, Abedin appears to be following in the footsteps of her mentor Hillary Clinton, whose willingness to stand by her man when he dallied with a White House intern saved President Bill Clinton's bacon. But the public spectacle of the Weiner-Abedin press conference illustrates that this model of behavior reveals their pact to be based on a joint decision to pursue political power no matter what the costs to their privacy or how much shame they brought on their family. Given that her own need to enable his lust for power seems to have trumped every other natural instinct she might have had, it raises the question of how much credence voters will place in Abedin's vouching for the would-be mayor.
While there are many questions still to be answered about Weiner, the one thing we know tonight is that he has no intention of dropping out of the race for mayor. Nothing, not even the news that he continued his bizarre behavior in which he sent women he didn't know naked pictures of himself as well as sexually explicit texts even after he resigned from Congress and vowed to seek redemption via therapy and contrition, seems to be enough to make him leave the public square voluntarily. There is no reason, other than Weiner's word, to believe that he has actually stopped acting in this manner or that he won't revert to it in moments of stress if he were elected. But it is an open question as to whether his latest humiliation of his wife will serve to help or to hurt his candidacy.
It is also open to inquiry as to what the public will make of a family where ambition is the only operating principle. No one can tell anyone else when they ought to abandon a straying spouse, especially when children are involved. But anyone who watched this unusual performance live on television had to be asking themselves not how Abedin forgave Weiner but how she could believe him now despite the therapy she spoke about. Since Weiner continued his misconduct for many months after resigning from Congress it makes it hard to believe anyone could trust his judgment.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. --- If Lindy's Sports College Football Preview is any kind of prognosticator, the University of New Mexico football team's defensive line could be a unit to watch in 2012.
Lindy's has selected UNM seniors Reggie Ellis and Joe Harris to its all-Mountain West first team defensive line. Officially, Harris is listed as an outside linebacker, but he will be utilized as the Lobos' rush end in their 3-4 scheme.
Harris, who played defensive end in last season's 4-3 alignment, led all linemen with 55 tackles. He also had four tackles for loss, one sack and a team-high four forced fumbles.
"I am greatly honored for my talents to be recognized in this fashion," Harris said. "I will put forth the effort and work hard for my team so that this award given to me will be undisputable (at season's end)."
Ellis, who moves from defensive tackle to end this season, had 16 tackles, including four for loss in 2011. The transfer from Illinois also tied Harris for the team lead in quarterback hurries with two."It's an honor." he said, "Now I have to work to get Player of the Year honors in the conference!"
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I'm posting my poems for AtoZ challenge all over the place, but this one requires a picture so I'll post it here. Sorry for over-posting folks! I'll save my 11 questions and Sunshine Award until after April me thinks (so much going on!) I love trying out patchwork poems, using lines from different published poems to form a new poem. Let's see what I can find!
'Is this Young Beichan's gates?' she says.
If you are a dreamer, a wisher, a liar,
And it's rather dark in here.
When all the citizens retire.
Shall we be trotting home again?
O red fruit; ivory, fine timbers!
And sooth my troubled mind
And still on a winter's night, they say, when the wind is in the trees,
through the fog it came
the guests have all left (unless they are buried)
Then she stopped, where the first trout lilies of the year had sprung from the ground with their spotted bodies and their six-antlered bright faces and their many tongues.
Small grains in a stone grow edges that twinkle.
stained and lost through age.
The kettle-drum, and far-heard clarinet,
with harmony divine.
Far and few, far and few,
Are the lands where the Jumblies live.
And the Lord upon the Golden Horn is laughing in the sun.
Please don't ask me about each line, I'll never find the poems again. I used MacMillans Treasury of Poetry for Children, One Hundred favourite poems, Francis Mayes The Discovery of Poetry, all the small poems and fourteen more, Why I Wake Early by Mary Oliver, Where the Sidewalk Ends by Shel Silverstein.


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October 04, 2002 01:45PM
Hello everyone, just wanted to let you know that us folks here in Baton Rouge were VERY LUCKY! There were actually a few of us crazy disc golfers who went to Highland Road Park yesterday to play golf, it was very interesting to say the least! Just an update on Highland, there were at least two big trees down, one on hole 6 and one on hole 7, both missed the baskets by inces, there were a lot of limbs and stuff but nothing major. We haven't seen Greenwood yet, so I'm not sure how much damage it has.
I know our friends in Lafayette were not as lucky as were in Baton Rouge. Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers. From what I understand, New Iberia and Lafayette were hit the hardest by Lili and they are without electricity and it will probably remain that way for a few days, if not longer. If anyone hears from the Lafayette krewe, please post it so we'll know if they are okay. If anyone has seen the Lafayette course since Lili hit, I am curious to know how it did as well. I hope all of our friends in Lafayette are safe and well.
Have a good weekend,
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Re: Hurricane Lili
October 04, 2002 04:43PM
Greenwood's not too bad. One tree came down by hole two. It landed on either side of the basket but spared it. Until BREC clears it though, it makes for interesting putts. Otherwise, mostly branches of various sizes....
Hope everyone in Lafayette weathered the storm as best as possible.
Re: Hurricane Lili
October 04, 2002 06:44PM
be careful around hole 2 at greenwood.
the fallen tree has a hee hive in it...
Re: Hurricane Lili
October 04, 2002 08:50PM
Thanks for the concern and I hope that everyone in Lafayette and all of this area fared as well as I did. We did lose power for a day and a half in my neighborhood but I believe most to the area is back up tonight.
I went to the course late today after cleaning up at my apartment. There were lots of small to medium size trees on the fairways but only one major hit...the basket on #9 is history...smashed by a hug oak!
I cleaned up a bit on the first 8 holes, #9 will need some major bulldozing and tree hauling...not to mention a new basket. The park should have that done soon. There was another large oak that feel on the restroom behind #4 and appeared to have done a good bit of damage. I am sure the park will take care of that first as it is a part of the campground facitlities.
Some of us will be out tomorrow and Sunday checking out the rest of the couse; I do know of two other holes that need felled trees sawed and cleared.
Joe T
Re: Hurricane Lili
October 05, 2002 12:26AM
I talked to Russell B both yesterday during the storm and today, Fri, he says that he fared well in the storm and already had power back, so they are working non stop to get power back and things back to normal in Laf., hope that all of our other friends fared as well.
I made it to Bucanneer in Wav this morning, the beaches are pretty ugly and planty of sand on the road, the holes that I saw looked OK, but I didn't really get to walk around, hopefully I'll be able to do that tom.
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UPDATE: Virginia Beach police have made an arrest in the shooting that left one person dead and another in critical condition Friday night. Ladarius Stieff, 21, was arrested and charged with Second Degree Murder, two counts of Use of a Firearm and Aggravated Malicious Wounding.
Virginia Beach, Va – It was about 10:30 p.m. last night when a bullet hit a fence, shot through Charles Taylor's home and landed in his kitchen.
"I heard a bunch of gunshots heard something hit my house," Taylor told NewsChannel3. "When I got out and looked to see what was going on. I saw two people laying down."
This is the first of two deadly shootings in the Lake Edward neighborhood.
Taylor says he saw two men lying in the grass on Margate Avenue, another neighbor rushed out to help.
"One guy was holding his stomach and the other guy was just leaned over. They were just saying they've been shot and they needed help. It seemed like it took forever for the police to get here but they came and it was just too late, it was just too late," Amber Brumley, a resident of the neighborhood, said.
It was too late because one of the men died.
Just seven hours later and a few blocks away another shooting took place. Police say one person was killed.
It is the third murder in the Lake Edward neighborhood in this week. Last Saturday police say 29-year old Cyle Ctrahl was killed at his home less than half a mile away.
Many residents that have lived here for 30 plus years no longer feel safe.
"My car and my daughter's car have been vandalized now I got bullet in my house, it's too close to home," Taylor says.
Police have not released the name of those killed. They also have not said if they are related.


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HUNTINGTON -- Huntington High School football coach Billy Seals meant no disrespect to St. Albans or Parkersburg when on Thursday he said South Charleston is a step up in competition.
"They definitely bring a different dynamic than the last couple of weeks," Seals said of the Black Eagles, who take on the Highlanders at Bob Sang Stadium at 7:30 p.m. Friday. "Their athletes match up with ours across the board. They're a big play team. They live and die by the big play."
South Charleston (7-2 overall and in the Mountain State Athletic Conference) brings to the game the third-best scoring offense in Class AAA. Led by quarterback Kentre Grier, the Black Eagles average 41.3 points per contest. South Charleston has scored more than 40 points five times and figures to be motivated to play well. With an upset, SC likely would earn a first-round home playoff game.
The top-ranked Highlanders (8-0, 8-0) counter with the No. 1 scoring defense in AAA, giving up just 8.75 points per game. Huntington hasn't surrendered more than 18 points in any game and opponents have scored in double digits just three times.
"They're a dangerous team," HHS defensive tackle Shamar Ingram said of SC. "They have great athletes and coaches. They can match up to us with their speed."
Highlander cornerback Brandon Morrison said he is impressed with the Black Eagles, who won the last meeting with Huntington, 44-7, in 2010.
"They have a lot of athletes," Morrison said. "We have to come out crisp."
The Highlanders believe they've been anything but crisp on defense the last two games, despite demolishing Parkersburg 55-14 and St. Albans 56-18. Seals hasn't been pleased with his defense since a 24-10 victory over Capital three weeks ago. He said a lackluster performance against the Black Eagles, who are 3-1 on the road, could make for a difficult night.
"For us on defense, we have to mix things up well," Seals said. "They look to the sideline and change calls. They count how many you have in the box and change at the line. Our defense needs a collective effort."
Ingram didn't argue with his coach's assessment.
"We have to do a better job than we did the two last weeks," Ingram said. "We allowed too many points to inferior teams."
South Charleston's defense likely will require a tremendous effort, as the Highlanders average 40.8 points per game. Huntington hasn't scored fewer than 19 points in a game all season and topped 55 points in three of its last four contests.
The Black Eagles rely on a defense led by linebacker Jay Richardson, who sacked Riverside quarterbacks four times last week in a 48-19 victory over the Warriors.
"Our offensive line needs to control the line of scrimmage," Seals said. "Our offensive line has gotten much better. The group has gelled together. We need to take care of things in the red zone. Their defense gets them the football."
The Highlanders believe they continue to get every opponents' best shot because of their No. 1 rating. HHS has 16.13 ratings points. No. 2 Martinsburg has 14.33 and third-ranked Point Pleasant has 14.13
"We have a big target on our back because of that No.1 ranking," Morrison said. "We have to perform every week. We made too many mistakes last week."
Seals said his players must understand they have transformed from the hunters to the hunted. No longer does Huntington look for an upset, but tries to stave off one. Seals and his staff's challenge is to keep players mentally inspired.
"It's very, very difficult," Seals said. "We have a target on our back every week. We get every team's best. We have to take it week by week. We can't go 10-0 if we don't go 9-0. Our sole focus is on a very good, well-coached South Charleston football team."
The Highlanders have a Nov. 8 game at Winfield before moving into the playoffs.
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Oh lawd. Tonight's Marrying the Game caps off the season with a cliffhanger, complete with a "To be continued" tease at the end. How dare they mess with us like that, especially after a bubble bath love fest AND a down and dirty relationship fight? It's just not fair, we tell ya.
While the episode ended on a sour note, it started with straight up sex. Yes, upon arriving in Cabo and enjoying some beach time (where we learned that Jayceon is a socks-on kinda guy when it comes to the sand) the couple ends up making out in a rose petal-filled bubble bath. It's a Skinamax worthy love moment…not that we watch such things. (Often.)
The romance continues as Jayceon takes Tiffney to fulfill a Bucket List dream: swimming with dolphins. She's genuinely excited – shrieking in the water with glee as the dolphins lift her up, water ski style. The Game abstains – "Dolphins be raping motherf*ckers, man!" – but he is in great spirits, enjoying watching his woman splash around. Later, they have a flirty lunch over cocktails and banter positively about their relationship. Things are going great! The engagement is definitely going to pick back up, right?


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Location Based Social Networking: You in?
There have never been more options for location based networking. Besides Foursquare and Facebook of course, newer and less established social networking players are popping up everywhere. Gowalla and Plixi are two examples. Never hear of them before? Neither did I until today but they're growing.
What is unique about location based social networking in comparison to plain old social networking is that to do it, you need a smartphone. After all, these services use the integrated GPS in smartphones to "check in." No smartphone? No location based social networking (LBSN).
As far as companies interested in harnessing the technology to boost profits are concerned, LBSNs have a potential but clear advantage over other social networks. Smartphone owners are, on average, better educated and wealthier than the average internet user. And to actually use LBSNs, you have to physically go places. Think stores to buy the stuff LBSN advertisers are peddling.
In a society where we are constantly checking Facebook, posting stuff and then endlessly Tweeting about it, LBSNs might just end up extremely popular. If someone is going to bother to Tweet that they are eating lunch at a restaurant, then it's pretty easy to assume that they will of course check in from the location. We just really like to talk about ourselves don't we?
However, there are dangers to LBSNs. Unless you are content to just look at where others are, you have to give up quite a bit of privacy. Criminals have started making fake Facebook accounts to gain access to relatively private information about individuals with the intention of using that information in the commission of a crime. Posting about a vacation could just get your house robbed while you are gone. Add in actual GPS tagged positions too? Go out to the bar, check in and get mugged while looking for a cab. After all, the criminals can now know where you are every time you use a LBSN.
I might sound paranoid, but do you really want everyone else knowing where you are at all the time? Maybe it is just me, but I am uncomfortable with sharing so much to everyone. Leave a comment to let me know how you feel. LBSNs a good thing or a horrible idea that could have even worse consequences?location based social networking, twitter, gps, facebook, foursquare


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Opening Reception: December 8, 2011
6pm – 9pm
Ground Floor
Chelsea Art Museum is pleased to present Highlights of CAM, curated by Elga Wimmer.
To celebrate the Ninth Anniversary of CAM, CAM has gathered select works that represent highlights from our previous exhibitions. Since CAM was established in 2002, we have been at the forefront for creative endeavors and have become a rich platform on which to cultivate artistic exchange, social critique, community development and cross-cultural understanding. As an inherently collaborative institution and the youngest contemporary art museum in New York City, CAM strives to deepen and foster new and existing partnerships with other well-established, like-minded cultural institutions. Throughout our rich history we have provided exposure for over 1,000 new and thriving voices of all art disciplines through artist talks, dance performances, musical performances and more than 150 exhibitions.
Abstraction Revisited examined the work of various contemporary artists engaged in abstraction, alongside examples from some of the first-generation masters of Abstract Expressionism. The works were chosen for their visual impact and the strong dialogue they establish between the first generation and today's modern abstractionists. This juxtaposition seeks to shed light on the parallels and differences within a practice which is arguably more vital, innovative and relevant than ever. The genre continues to inspire the art world, as evidenced by a surge of interest from artists, critics and art lovers alike. While the younger artists acknowledge their illustrious predecessors, they are less prone to the indoctrination of tradition and are willing to mix genres and media, from painting and sculpture to photography, video and film. Haeri Yoo's psychologically expressive and vigorous brushstroke in Failing Eye (2010), Vicky Uslé's lyrical abstraction and Lydia Dona's Love Affairs in the Freeze (2011) – her painting always preoccupied with urban environment and mechanical parts (much like Matta's) – take abstraction away from the conventional approach of paint to canvas and represent the genre's limitless versatility in terms of form and expression. From Jean Miotte and Roberto Matta's vigorous abstraction to Giorgio Cavallon and Theodoros Stamos' range of biomorphic figures and softly geometric forms, Abstraction Revisited presents a fresh take on artistic independence and individuality which remain as vital an inspiration today as it was when artists first sought freedom from direct representation.
Francisco Goya's etching and aquatint series Los Caprichos served as an inspiration to the exhibition Goya & Here Comes the Bogey-Man, which reflects man's power of spiritual creation and the failings of his own nature. It is this characterization of man which makes it possible for Goya to depict the human figure as both beautiful and at the same time to portray it as a caricature with an awareness of man's limitations. Such socio-political satire was enlightening to the Eighteenth-century rationalist, but has proven to be just as relevant to contemporary artists.
Goya's renowned The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters reads: "Imagination deserted by reason, begets impossible monsters. United with reason, she is the mother of all arts, and the source of their wonders." In Goya's time, superstition, darkness, and uncertainty of the unknown was a source of fear. The artists in Here Comes the Bogey-Man give tribute to and carry the spirit of Goya into the 21st century. Here, they appropriate manifestations of our own modern monsters, as well as the vulnerable human frailties which continue to plague mankind: brutality, injustice, war, violence, arrogance, ignorance and vanity, perhaps best visually captured by Saint Clair Cemin's tumultuous One Century Smites Another (1999). From Ray Smith and Conrad Atkinson's modern renditions of Goya's prints in Acrobacia Canina (2005) and The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters (1985), respectively, to Madeleine Hatz's apocalyptic Black Angel (2004) – it is evident that the relationship between the artist and society has never been more fragile or volatile. Rona Pondick's Ram's Head is a self-portrait of the artist with two ram's horns that give her a sphinx-like, powerful and menacing appearance. Goya often played with the aspect of half animal/half human thus underlining the "animal" in humans' behavior.
Jean Miotte's distinctively gestural works will round out the exhibition and represent exactly what CAM has become known for: fusing the old and the new, the traditional and the contemporary. A proponent of L'Art Informel, which is often regarded as the European equivalent of Abstract Expressionism, the movement calls for a negation of traditional form and a radical break from established notions of order and composition. However, it is distinguished from its American counterpart by its loss of faith in progress and modernity through the expressive nature of the line and the steadfast belief that individual freedom is embodied within the spontaneity of the brushstroke. In response, Miotte developed a vocabulary of bold, quasi-calligraphic forms whose vaulting, liquid jets and arcs of paint were at once suggestive of the body in motion while at the same time denying corporality. Of prime importance for Miotte was the aspiration for this gestural, abstract language to create a bridge between cultures. Ultimately, his work aims to break beyond national barriers to form a truly international language, and foster individual dialogues within each culture.
Within his framework of gestural abstraction, Miotte continues to grow, fight repetition, and push at the boundaries of paint on canvas. While Miotte's work remains committed to the utopian aspects of gestural abstraction, he has continued to progress by constantly pushing the boundaries and possibilities of line, gesture and the liquidity of paint.
Leading from the vigorous surface of Miotte's canvases, So-Bin Park's darkly enigmatic and subtly intricate piece sinuously stretches across the walls of the space. Selected from the exhibition Toward the Creation of a New Female Myth, Park's starkly rendered forms play upon the extreme opposites – darkness and light, beauty and the repulsive, rough and the delicate. Park's work also acts as a transition into to the second gallery, which will display Asian Variegations, a selectively curated exhibition of young contemporary artists representative of different Asian countries.
The artists shown in this collective exhibition represent the gamut of inspirations, subject matter, and media. However, what ties every work together is the artists' commitment to CAM's legacy of exploring innovative ways of viewing and experiencing art, a willingness to pose critical questions to already established ideals and – in the process – cultivate the next generation of artists, creative thinkers and visionaries.
Conrad Atkinson
Giorgio Cavallon
Saint Clair Cemin
Francisco de Goya
Lydia Dona
Madeleine Hatz
Roberto Matta
Jean Miotte
So-Bin Park
Rona Pondick
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I've been reading more adult books to temper some of the less-than-amazing YA books I've read lately. It's not that there's anything horrible, per se, but nothing has been that spectacular for me in a while. Perhaps it's a case of needing a little reading change.
I picked up a copy of David Levithan's first adult novel The Lover's Dictionary at ALA Midwinter, a little reluctantly. I am familiar with Levithan's YA offerings, and I'm a fan of the books he edits at Scholastic. I gave this one a whirl.
I can't give a real plot description for this book, since it's not a plot-driven book. It's not really a character-driven book, either. This is an extended letter from one person in a relationship to another, and the set up is really the point of the story: it's a dictionary.
Each page begins with a word that we're familiar with -- bolster, elegy, only, and yesterday being a few examples -- and then there is a short description for the word, told through an episode in the relationship. Perfunctory, for example, is a short one that reads "I get to sign some of your Christmas cards, but others I don't." Other words have longer explanations, some spanning a few pages. But the entries are short, much like these moments in any romantic relationship are, and the book reads quite fast. Because I wanted to savor it, I read this one in many sittings, over the course of a few days. Since there aren't any character or story arcs in Levithan's book, this is a great book to read at any pace, fast or slow.
This is a sweet book, and I think it really captures both the ups and downs of a relationship. It's at times a little over-the-top for my romantic reading inklings, but these moments are countered with tension in the relationship, too.
Although I liked the book, the story didn't do much for me. I think I liked the execution and style, the exercise in trying a dictionaryesque approach to story telling, much more than what was contained within. I found it kind of thin otherwise, something fairly forgettable. There are some excellent lines in the book, and some things worth quoting reading aloud, but don't go in expecting much in terms of substance. This is the kind of book I'll reread passages from when I'm looking for a little writing inspiration.
While Levithan is a well-known YA author, this is not a book for teens. There's an interesting discussion on one of the YALSA blogs about this book, and how there's question of why this wouldn't be one worth cross-shelving (that is, having a copy in adult fiction and one in teen fiction). But for me, there's no reason for this. Sure, the characters in The Lover's Dictionary are adults; however, the reason this isn't a book for teens is that this is a story about an adult relationship. It's a love letter, sure, and there are teens who will read this and love this. But the fact of the matter is, it's a very limited appeal to teens who simply do not have this sort of understanding yet. They're not mature enough to appreciate what this is, and frankly, there are many better books for teens that are love letters between romantic partners. It's less an issue of sexuality (there's not much) or of language (again, not much) but more an issue of development and understanding of the adult side of life. Teens will get there on their own; we don't need to push them there. Those who are ready will find their way to the adult fiction area themselves and discover this.
Pass this off to your fans of romantic reads or books that are simply a little different. It's not standard Levithan, but I think it might drive adult readers to check out his other works.
Monday, March 28, 2011
The Lover's Dictionary by David Levithan
I've been reading more adult books to temper some of the less-than-amazing YA books I've read lately. It's not that there's anything horrible, per se, but nothing has been that spectacular for me in a while. Perhaps it's a case of needing a little reading change.
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Great review. I've been wondering whether or not to pick up a copy and I think I've decided to check one out from the library. I love David's YA work, so I'm really interested in reading this "adult" story. And the dictionary-style sounds intriguing. Thanks! :-DReplyDelete
I'm reading this slowly right now. Savoring it, more like. I think it's an absolutely phenomenal way to capture the smallness and largeness of love. Funnily enough, though, I found it in the YA section, but it was the only copy there, and so I wonder if it happened to be misshelved...? Ah well, I'm glad it was. :)ReplyDelete
I have a deep, biased affection for epistolary novels. I hadn't heard of this book, but will happily put it in my library queue now. Thanks!ReplyDelete


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She brushes me with her wings.
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