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|June 10 2009, 06:00 AM
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Location: Austin, Texas
Re: Another fan attempt at TOS deck plans
To be frank, I like the lift locations from ST-VI best. However, those (again) fail to fit inside the dome's constraints, and would have required a full shipwide refit (moving the tubes, and all the other "guts" around), so that bugs me. But, purely from the standpoint of a bridge layout, if you didn't have any prior body of work you were contradicting, the "on either side" approach is great.
When I did the bridge for the Vega, I did something different, however. I put a pair of lift tubes in the back, but they had the security station in-between... and so that anyone entering the bridge from those would be observed by the security guards. This requires the captain to trust his guards, of course... but if he doesn't... he's pretty much hosed anyway, huh?
If I were doing another "clean sheet" ship, I suspect I might try yet another approach... the "elevator lobby" which is separated from the bridge proper (maybe through a plexiglass "phaserproof" barrier?)
Basically, the trick is to ensure that anyone on the bridge retains the upper hand oer any "bad guys" who might try to storm the bridge. REAL naval command centers have security lobbies... the general crew can't just stroll in, and certainly non-cleared passengers never could.
With the TOS bridge, it's clear that there's only one lift. And that is undeniably a design flaw... but it's one that is definitely "canon."
|June 10 2009, 09:44 AM
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Location: In selfless service to fandom, on the road to becoming a Star Trek trivia god...
Re: Another fan attempt at TOS deck plans
Creator's intent.
Those on the show thought it faced forward, and if pressed on the turbolift issue, you'd likely get an answer to the effect of "it just shunts to the side before going down."
In other words, they had more important things to attend to than doing the math on whether or not the set matched up with the miniature across town at the effects house. At the time, "close enough" and "at least we're putting more thought into this than Lost in Space does" was more than sufficient justification.
|June 10 2009, 11:47 AM
Re: Another fan attempt at TOS deck plans
Please check if my approximated scale are right.
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|June 10 2009, 12:52 PM
Location: Twin Cities
Re: Another fan attempt at TOS deck plans
This is a reduced set of plans (these are at about 20% the size of the file I was scaling them in) on a 10 foot by 10 foot grid...
|June 10 2009, 03:37 PM
Re: Another fan attempt at TOS deck plans
I used Corel Draw, I can change unit systems at will. But think in work in Internation unit system. More quick, more easy, and his name say "International". Imperial units it's a obsolete unit system today. Even England It's changin to International system.
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|June 10 2009, 04:30 PM
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Location: Austin, Texas
Re: Another fan attempt at TOS deck plans
What artwork from MJ, or anyone else on the production staff for that matter, which was created during the run of TOS, establishes that the bridge was supposed to "face forward?"
Stating "what they likely would have said" is just silly. I can just as easily say "they likely would have said that the bridge was manufactured from pressed pasta" and there is absolutely no less support for that statement than there is for the one I'm addressing.
Either they said it, or they didn't. Either MJ drew the "nub" as being the lift shaft or he didn't. If he did (and yes, he did) then it's the lift shaft... regardless of any made-up "what I think they really meants" we might come up with.
|June 10 2009, 05:07 PM
Location: Twin Cities
Re: Another fan attempt at TOS deck plans
Corel Draw has no button for converting written measurements, specially if the plans don't match those measurements. Part of the reason for me redrawing all these set plans is to make sure that they agree with the dimensions as noted on the plans.
For me, this is a historical study as much as anything else... and I don't care for revisionism in that type of study. People who don't care about the artist who worked on this stuff some 40 years ago are obviously free to do what ever they please.
|June 10 2009, 05:33 PM
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Location: Beyond the Farthest Star
Re: Another fan attempt at TOS deck plans
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|June 10 2009, 08:53 PM
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Location: In selfless service to fandom, on the road to becoming a Star Trek trivia god...
Re: Another fan attempt at TOS deck plans
And in cases like this, any wiggle room is to be taken advantage of.
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|June 10 2009, 09:02 PM
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Re: Another fan attempt at TOS deck plans
|June 11 2009, 12:28 AM
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Location: Austin, Texas
Re: Another fan attempt at TOS deck plans
As I was doing my own model (well, it's not DONE yet, so technically I'm "still doing it") I kept coming up with nice, even, round proportional numbers (and ratios) when using his version and this seemed less the case with Casimiro's. In cases like that, where the two disagreed, I tended to stick closer to Sinclair.
When you think about the fact that the people who made the 11' miniature were almost certainly using an inch-based ruler, tape-measure, or yardstick to do most of their measurements... his version does seem to match that better.
Of course, this isn't "proof"... it's also possible that Sinclair assumed certain "nice round numbers" which weren't REALLY used in the model as he assumed them. But all things being equal, I'd be surprised if the Anderson company had used a lot of non-standard, non-fractional-inch measures as they built this thing!
|June 11 2009, 01:43 AM
Location: Twin Cities
Re: Another fan attempt at TOS deck plans
Lets look at one single part of the model as a for instance here... the tear-drop structure on the top of the primary hull.
What do we know about this piece of the model? Well, it is made of wood, originally a solid piece. It was based on the curves on the original Jefferies plans and should be 4 times the scale of the plans and the same structure on the 33 inch model (made a month earlier).
In December of 1964, how does one convert a curve on a drawing to something 4 times the size of the original? There are a few techniques available, but I would guess that they had a pantograph available to them.
Still, the shape is irregular. Odds are that the block of wood that they started with was originally some dimensions made up of nice measurements... but wouldn't end up in nice measurements after the carving and sanding was done in an attempt to match the drawn curves. You end up with a lot of human imperfections in the final dimensions of that piece.
And perfection wasn't the primary goal, finishing was. The one shot the model was needed for (the crane zoom in on the bridge set) had been shot on November 30th, and they needed a model to match that footage up with. The 11 foot model was started on December 8th and finished on December 29th. That gave three men (Richard Datin, Mel Keys and Vern Sion) three weeks to build that model.
Many of the measurements are not nice because of this. Another example is the primary hull, which is not a perfect circle, and is not exactly 4 times the size on the original drawings (or the 33 inch model).
It is a work of art and it is a credit to the near Herculean undertaking of her builders. And in a study of her, in many places you aren't going to find measurements that turn out to be nice numbers... no matter what units you use.
Again, all of this needs to be put into context... and not everyone is looking at this type of thing the same way. For me, this is a documentation of an important part of history, so all of these things play a role. For others, everything I just detailed is a massive waste of time, just round off to the nearest nice measurement and move on. I'm not expecting everyone to look at this the same way I do, though it would be nice if people did stop for a moment to reflect on these aspects (which, if you are still reading, you already have ).
|June 11 2009, 04:20 AM
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Location: Austin, Texas
Re: Another fan attempt at TOS deck plans
For instance, the primary hull is a wooden framework with vacuum-formed plastic skin. (The TMP one was very similar... except an aluminum frame).
When they made the primary hull, most likely they made a "template" which was a single cross-section portion of the shape, then duplicated it (as likely as not, from plywood, using a band-saw and sandpaper to clean up!). They'd have made a couple of big plywood-sheet disks to "string up" those pie-wedge panels onto, and they lay the skin over that.
Am I incorrect about any of that? I've never actually gotten to disassembled the Anderson model, after all... very few people have... but this is my understanding of the construction.
Those main elements... the flat "pie-wedge" pieces, the big disks, etc... they'd be cut to a specific size, based upon the tools available in the shop where the work was being done. And for consistency, the guys doing the work would, again as likely as not, simply set their tools to the closes "index mark" on their scale.
For the secondary hull and nacelles, those were made differently... turned from large wooden solids. For this reason, we should expect them to be symmetrical around the axis of the shape, not "artistically curved"... in other words, every section should be effectively circular, and every circular section should share a common axis. (This is also preferable from a real-world mechanical standpoint, as the "lowest energy" shapes are always symmetrical, and any assymetricality means that the structure is going to be more heavily stressed, and more likely to deform, when a load is applied, all other considerations being equal).
Nobody is "disregarding" what you've said, David... it's all very relevant and worthwhile. Believe me, I love seeing the "vast Shaw archive of research" as much as the next guy.
But this model was created in a real workshop using real tools and as such I'd have been surprised if it hadn't been manufactured in such a way that the shapes were best-matched to the little index lines on the lathe. (Hey, this is in the days before CNC machining, remember!)
When I see things match up, "in scale," to where I'd expect them to be in a real, machined product... it says one of two things. Either (1) this is accurate and represents the real object as made, or (2) the guy who did the drawings made assumptions about how it was made, but the real object was made in a more complicated and less straightforward fashion.
As far as the "teardrop" goes... yeah, I've never seen two "versions" of this which looked alike. And I suspect that the 11' and 3' models are dramatically different in that area... true?
Ultimately, you're an archivist... you're trying to record the exact condition of the real prop/miniature. Whereas, for me (for example), the 11' miniature is the "closest available approximation" of some "real" ship (yeah, yeah, it's not real... but we're supposed to believe that it is, that's what I'm saying, so please, no snide remarks from the peanut gallery! )
For that reason, I'm fine with disregarding "minor defects" in the model... assymetricalities, droops, etc, etc... since it's "just a model," not the "real" ship that it's supposed to represent. It's just the best model we have, and the closest approximation of that "real" ship.
If something was supposed to be a certain size (say, the bridge dome) but it got "shaved down" later and ends up reduced in diameter... well... I'm perfectly comfortable with going with the original-intent diameter and treating the reduced-diameter as one of those "defects." If the B/C-deck superstructure is shaped in a slightly "lumpy" fashion, I'm willing to chock that up to the short production schedule... that's why I've got a "teardrop" that doesn't match ANY of the existing versions, but instead is a mathematically-correct conic shape (something that Anderson and Co would never have been able to make in the compressed timeframe that they had... just as you describe!)
Both approaches are valid... and neither is "dismissive" of the other... not inherently so, at least.
|June 11 2009, 05:14 AM
Location: Twin Cities
Re: Another fan attempt at TOS deck plans
Interestingly about the primary hull, the cross sectional curvature does change depending on which angle you are viewing the model from. Not a lot, but it does. Some of that comes from warping over time, some from the hasty addition of lights (which generated heat which deformed areas of the surface). In the end I averaged a number of curves for the final curve I used. And the diameter was supposed to be 60 inches, but it actually varied in diameter averaging 59.25 inches (which is actually an additional rounding to a nice number on top of the averaging ).
There is a thick ring of wood around the outer edge, the lighting access squares on the top surface are cut into it, and the thickness can bee seen by the placement of the lowest windows on the edge (which had to be drilled into the wood rather than open air behind the plastic skin) which are higher than if arrange to match where decks would have been. The ring looks to be a couple sheets thick.
The construction of the nacelle is also interesting in that only the first third is wood (along with the rear end caps), the back two-thirds is rolled sheet metal around a framing to lighten them. But the port nacelle is heavier than the starboard one because the trench is made of wood and added to the weight (which is why it droops more than the other). The metal is screwed into the wood and the edges are visible on the model when seen in person (or in normal photographs).
I started in on documenting those aspects in these drawings a few months back...
And I know that most likely none of that helps with what you are working on... and it won't really make any difference with my deck plans either. But I figure as long as I'm taking the time to study this thing, why not really study it and provide a public record to make up for the lack of transparency of those who have had better access to her over the years.
Though nothing I've come up with is as transparent as the x-ray image that was released.
|June 11 2009, 08:46 PM
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Location: In selfless service to fandom, on the road to becoming a Star Trek trivia god...
Re: Another fan attempt at TOS deck plans
Come on, Dave, you don't just drop a bombshell like that and go back to talking about the salad, let's see the goods!
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It was my second visit to the CSS, though this time I was a solo guest. The occasion was a Cigital ARA summit. It is pretty remarkable what a good group of minds can accomplish in a short period of time when there is a change of scenery. The summit was an exchange of good ideas and ended with a new direction for the ARA practice. Post-summit was a break for apéritifs (I enjoyed a cocktail called The Liberal with a real marisca cherry… a house specialty).
Dinner followed with a subset of the ARA summit guests and our host's progeny. The main course was an outstanding beef tenderloin (that put the steak I had the previous night at Wildfire to shame), paired with a malbec. A bonus during dinner was getting to watch a grown man eat his very first Brussels sprout. He immediately and amusingly decided he did not like Brussels sprouts. These examples of the cultivar happened to be roasted to perfection, so he really must not like Brussels sprouts.
After dinner, the last visiting Cigitalite other than myself left, and the party moved to the bar. As always, the drinks were exceptional and made from the finest ingredients. It is a rare opportunity to sample such high quality cocktails and I enjoyed every last drop. This strategy was not without its shortcomings, but those repercussions waited until the morning to show up. The drinks were accompanied by great conversation with the host. Many topics were discussed and some new ideas were formed for both work and non-work (a.k.a. "life").
The night wound down at about 2 AM and I made my way up the hill to the CSS. What happened next is a bit hazy for me. I sat down on the couch to remove my shoes, blinked, and the sun was up. Apparently, I decided to (or felt compelled to) crash on the couch. My host found this amusing and I found it to be practical—no sheets to wash!
The plan was to have breakfast at 10 o'clock, so I had about an hour to (re-)explore the farm. I was immediately greeted by some energetic dogs and timid cats. It was my own personal run through "Old MacDonald Had a Farm" as I spent some time with the dogs, cats, chickens, horse, pony, and goats. I do realize this is quite routine for most, but for a Brooklynite (or Philadelphian) it was quite cathartic.
During my exploring I came across a familiar site. There are two wagon wheels on the farm that once belonged to a relative. I had not seen them since they were FedExed to [undisclosed location] from New Hampshire (much to the amusement of the FedEx driver) and it was really moving to see them in such a perfect setting.
After a rejuvenating breakfast (bacon with nitrates) and a short driving tour of the local county seat, I headed home. Many thanks to my generous host. Already looking forward to another visit to the CSS in April!
For the uninitiated, the Coal Stove Sink Guesthouse is an amazing experience.
Great location. Great people (especially the bar tender-disc jockey-sous chef).
Warning: be prepared to drink, talk, laugh, debate (pick any subject), drink, laugh, listen to great music (a truly eclectic mix), drink and laugh some more. Did I mention the drink part?
The house specialty is called a "Liberal" an insane cocktail concoction that lives up to its name in numerous ways: Liberal = liberal types and quantities of spirits, liberally served and consumed, causing liberation from many inhibitions.
[from noplasticshowers, The Liberal
.75 oz Bourbon (I like to use Pappy van Winkle 20 when I am feeling adventurous, but definitely something cask strength)
.75 oz Sweet vermouth
.3 oz Amer Picon (or Torani Amer if you live in the states and always run out of Amer Picon)
Add a dash of Orange Bitters but only if you are using Torani Amer in order to help it simulate the real thing (I use both Fee Brothers and Regans as the mood strikes me)
Stir over ice, serve up with a cherry.]
My evening included two or three Liberals (I don't remember exactly), a shared bottle of wine over a wonderful meal talking about a wide range of subjects from the frivolous to the serious touching on everything from public policy to family.
The night was capped with an alchemist's cocktail (something I am sure was stolen directly from Severus' closet) and a final effort to turn a Scotch man to the Dark Side (Bourbon and its wiley ways). This attempt failed, but the ordeal was wonderful.
At this secret location, art is a critical piece in the whole experience and art has to hang at the right place, right? Our host was artistic for a couple minutes, and tried to hang the art right. He essentially showed off his calf muscles and nice slippers, but didn't get anything done.
When you live on a far, you seem to have two choices, you wash goats (like me), or you oil ponies (like our host). It's important that the engine of the (robot? who knows!) pony gets some oil once in a while. Mission accomplished, the pony ran fine after the oiling.
Last but not least, it is important to keep drinking while you're at the hosts location. If not…
Thanks to the bartender on duty that day, we had great drinks. The new drink of the eve was the joint (girly?) cocktail we created (right?):
- 2 ounces of Zacapa 23
- 1 ounce of Glogg
- 2 ounces of fresh pineapple juice
- 1 ounce of Coconut rum
- 1 ounce of Simple syrup
I can highly recommend the Matusalem 15 for the bar! When you've enough Amer, I'll bring you that one! (Or maybe the next guest at the guesthouse can bring that for you…)
Almost forgot, instead of going straight to the big city, we took a detour to Harpers Ferry where the Potomac river and the Shenandoah river come together. I can highly recommend this visit. On the one hand, it's all about American history, on the other hand, it's all about mother nature as two gigantic rivers collide; really impressive!
We got our fill of liberals, Americana, and a dusting of crystalline precipitate from Ma nature. At some point we actually watched a good Super Bowl game and ate a lot of crazy food that will likely preserve many of our vital organs for years and years after we've already
kicked the bucket.
We even got some culture with an art show (pictures attached).
For my most recent stay at Coal Stove Sink, I was greeted by this:
And though a Fisher Price toy xylophone looks harmless enough, I should have known that this would be no ordinary visit to [location deleted].
Intrigue grew to eleven once there was an Aubrey sighting:
And, even though Aubrey was in the house for the where's aubrey performance, he was nowhere to be seen for the opening of the second set. Fortunately, he wasn't lost. Maybe he was just chatting up a bartender?
The crowd was a joy—warm, enthusiastic, a true pleasure to play for. They can be heard but not seen at the end of this video:
A highlight of the evening was being joined by the rest of the Bitter Liberals. The first three tunes with these fine minstrels were a complete blast. Then, all !@#$%^%$ broke loose on the opening of the fourth song. In fact, the start of this tune has been described as a sonic version of some super-famous explosion on Battlestar Galactica. Either my bandmate can't count very well, doesn't know Spanish, or possibly both. Fortunately, the pulse somehow emerged from the rather chaotic opening, as you can hear if you stick with it:
The music and merriment continued late into the evening at the post-performance gathering back at Coal Stove Sink. Finally, when the festivities really had to come to an end, we abdicated all responsibility for the remainder of the night (or was it for the rest of all time?) with a Berryville Passage. At last I called it an end to a beautiful day-evening-night-morning and headed up to the guest house as Eno's new ambient masterpiece Lux was playing.
Oddly enough, Eno was still playing in an infinite loop at 11am the next day. In fact, Eno continued as the soundtrack of our Sunday recovery until Aubrey left…
Hey, wait a minute, where is aubrey???
Another fun filled visit to the Coal Stove Sink. What was best this time? My favorite fondue? Mixology? Snowflakes drifting down on pastoral scenes? An art show with a neat visit to the artist's log cabin for drinks? Or even the game? Who won? Who played?
One highlight was the fiercely fought battle of foozeball. Look at the concentration of these two participants!
Love you guys, Moe and Laura
Sorry this post is shy of too many pictures. When I was at the guesthouse, the temperature was so low that cameras (even those on phones) ceased to work. The temperature was so low that even the animals needed to be brought inside against their wishes. I witnessed firsthand just how hard a man will work to type the word "Yes" in an email to his bride. My host's wife was traveling and emailed back to make sure the goats and horses and chickens and dogs and cats and even the peacock were brought inside for the rare evening that temperatures were too cold for these seasoned animals. My host braved the arctic freeze to gather the animals … and, pleased as could be with himself, gave his wife an affirmative. What a man will do to please his woman!After a day of intense discussions on empirical studies of software security and a brisk hike up and down the river, my host prepared delectable salmon pasta accompanied by a fine choice of wine. Over our dinner discussion, I was inspired to actually learn about the local wines during my international travels! I will join the others who have posted that they were "over served" at the bar in the main house. My host takes mixology to a new level with almost no bottle at the bar available to the common folk who simply go to their local ABC store. Dessert consisted of a family recipe of yummy chocolate with my own addition of blueberries, which I see were shared with the visitors who came after me that week.
The guesthouse was a warm haven in the arctic cold. It was hard to pry myself out of the HOT shower in the morning. The tile on the shower has inspired ideas for some future shower in some future home I will own at some future time.
Intellectual stimulation and debate, crisp clean air, nature, fine food, good drinks, amazing music (some recorded by my host) … I hope I join others and post some day about my fourth (or more) visit!


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"Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)" in the enterprise is sweeping the nation.
The number of enterprises supporting tablets and smart phones grew from 60% to 72% in 2011, according to a survey by Good Technology, a vendor of enterprise mobile management systems. The findings are from a recent update to a survey Good conducted in January. A mere 9% said they had no plans to support BYOD.
It should be noted that there is a built-in bias to this survey given that Good customers already have a mobile management system of one type or another and are somewhat predisposed toward smart phones and tablets. The survey itself does not disclose the number of respondents, but according to a Network World story, it was about 100 Good customers who answered 20-questions posed online.
The results are interesting, especially if you are in an industry where personal smart phones and tablets are becoming the norm. Financial and healthcare industries are leading the BYOD way while wholesale/retail industries and government are the laggards (see the graphic).
Here are the key findings verbatim from the survey:
— Highly Regulated Industries Embrace BYOD: Large companies from the Finance/Insurance and Healthcare industries dominate theoverall BYOD picture, with Retail/Wholesale and Government less likely to support BYOD, at least right now.
— Big Companies Get BYOD: 80 percent of those supporting BYOD have over 2,000 employees; 60 percent have over 5,000 employees;and 35 percent have over 10,000 employees.
— Employees Are Willing to Pay for Personal Choice: 50 percent of companies with BYOD models are requiring employees to cover allcosts – and they are happy to do so; 45 percent provide their employees with a stipend or "expense back" option to help subsidize thecost of their mobile device or service plan.
— Offering BYOD Stipend Increases Adoption: Companies that offer BYOD stipends have the highest rate of employees using mobiledevices when compared to companies that require employees cover all BYOD costs themselves, or allow for expense‐back of serviceplan costs, but limit to users with management pre‐approval.
–BYOD Goes Global: Many believe that BYOD "doesn't work" outside U.S. due to international privacy laws and/or greater exposure tohighly variable roaming costs. Our data clearly shows otherwise – with nearly half (44.9 percent) of respondents indicating they arealready deploying BYOD programs in multiple countries.
What's the role of the CIO in managing, controlling or limiting BYOD? I found a great story on how companies are managing tablets by the same Network World author who wrote up the survey (John Cox) and I have to share a quote from an IT director at a pharmaceutical company:
"I cringed at the thought of purchasing for our sales force 100 devices running iTunes. I was used to a certain amount of control [over client devices]. This was outside my comfort zone."
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Volunteer Positions for Teens and Adults
Volunteers make a remarkable contribution to the Library. Teens (Grade 7 and up) and adults are eligible to participate in the Volunteer Program. The Library's needs vary throughout the year, and there are not always openings available. Current openings are often posted in the Library's Lobby. Library volunteer jobs include:
- Checking in Library books.
- Working at The Book End, the Friends Foundation's used bookstore.
- Maintaining Library materials.
- Participating in the Teen Activity Group.
- Tutoring teens.
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Regular, ongoing jobs require a three-month commitment and two hours per week. Occasional volunteer jobs may arise for individual Library programs and special projects.
Short-term volunteer work is available for 8th graders and community service volunteers. Individuals seeking to quickly complete many hours of community service are advised that application processing may take a few days and that a maximum of two hours per day may be completed at the Library.
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Complete the Volunteer Application and drop it off at the Library, or mail it to: Volunteer Assistant, Iowa City Public Library, 123 South Linn Street, Iowa City, IA 52240.
The Library performs background checks on volunteers in certain positions. Volunteers who are considered for these jobs will be asked to complete a Criminal History Record Check Request Form to authorize the Library to perform this check.
For More Information
Please contact the Volunteer Assistant at the Library by calling 319.887.6025 or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
ICPL Volunteer Recognition
The Library's hundreds of volunteers are honored annually at a volunteer recognition event in April.
The 2014 Volunteer of the Year is Chuck Felling. Chuck has volunteered in the Community & Access Services Department for 15 years. For more information on this year's volunteer recognition event including a full list of award recipients, visit the Iowa City Public Library Honors Volunteers post on the Iowa City Public Library blog.
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Chuck Felling is our Volunteer of the Year
Last night, we were pleased to award Volunteer of the Year to Chuck Felling, who has volunteered at the Iowa City Public Library for nearly 15 years. Chuck can be found checking in books here every Tuesday morning. Susan Craig, Chuck Felling, and Nancy Sereduck "I al...
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Nine thousand one hundred and forty hours contributed by Library volunteers in one year. The average American working full time works 1,700 hours in one year. The more than 9,000 hours contributed to the Library in 2014 by our 292 volunteers is the equivalent ...
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Starting in Fall 2015, Albion College will annually offer four-year tuition, room, and board to as many as 10 first-year students who are Albion residents and attended Albion Public Schools in grades 6-8. Read more
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Ford students are required to complete the equivalent of at least ten community service hours per each semester in the institute. The purpose of this requirement is to provide students with opportunities to better understand – and contribute substantially to – the organizations with which they serve. We encourage each of our students to choose a small number of community organizations with which to serve, allowing time for in-depth experience and involvement in efforts around an organization's mission. Organizations with which we have a formal affiliation agreement provide students with training to better understand the organization's mission, history, needs, and target populations.
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Township trustees express frustration at having to approve more than $14,600 in change orders for a construction project to build a new fire station.
Of the change orders, or adjustments to existing construction contracts, about $12,000, is going to BCMC of Wooster, which is the general contractor. BCMC is receiving four change orders. Another $2,626 is going to Abbott Electric of Canton.
"I am getting frustrated with this," township Trustee Al Leno said. "We have eight or nine months left (of construction). We can have change order after change order."
Township officials are building a fire station in the 1600 block of Schneider Street NE. It will be in the northeast corner of Schneider Community Park. Sol.Harris/Day is the architectural firm which designed the fire station.
Public hearing at 6:15 p.m. March 12 in Township Hall at 2600 Easton St. NE for a proposed zone change and changes to the township zoning text.
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Back when "NCIS" started, Leroy Jethro Gibbs (Mark Harmon) seemed to be estranged from his father Jackson (Ralph Waite). That is until the episode where a case require Gibbs to… More
There's a whole lot of shake up going on "NCIS" when CBS' No. 1 drama returns for its 11th season, what with the departure of Cote de Pablo, who plays Ziva, after the first two episodes, and figuring out how to reinstate Tony (Michael Weatherly) and McGee (Sean Murray), who resigned in the finale in an attempt to save Gibbs' (Mark Harmon) career.
The honors keep pouring in for 91-year-old actress Betty White, who has been named America's most appealing celebrity, according to a market research firm.
"Criminal Minds" star Kirsten Vangsness topped a list on Thursday of the most appealing TV actors among faith-based audiences, while Sandra Bullock was the most popular movie star among that group.
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Florence + The Machine will close the festival on 28 September at the Roundhouse in Camden
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Rock group Kings Of Leon, chart duo Rizzle Kicks and composer Ludovico Einaudi are among the latest headline acts added to this year's iTunes Festival.
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Justin Timberlake is to headline at this year's iTunes festival in London.
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London - The nightingale's song is often considered the loveliest in nature. And now researchers know why.
The common nightingale sings more beautifully than any other bird because it has a larger upper part of the brain, allowing it to produce a more varied and complex song, they say.
Researchers at the University of BathandCornell University studied males from 49 species of songbirds from the US, EuropeandSouth Africa,and compared the sizeandshape of theirbrains with the length and complexity of their songs.
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