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Hurricane Ken Salazar just hit the Gulf of Mexico. The Interior Secretary reimposed a 6 month moratorium on drilling in the Gulf — a moratorium that will cause economic devastation to workers in the Gulf region. According to the Washington Times, "saying oil companies still are at risk of another catastrophic spill, the Obama administration announced a new moratorium Monday on drilling in the outer | Read More »


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Testimony :: Hon. Alcee L. Hastings
Chairman - Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe
I am pleased to convene this morning's hearing in which we will hear a parliamentary perspective on security and cooperation in Europe. Our witness, a close personal friend of mine, is Goran Lennmarker, a Swedish parliamentarian and Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee in the Riksdag, as well as my successor as President of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly.
The role of parliamentarians in the Helsinki process goes back almost to the beginning. With the creation of the Helsinki Commission in 1976, the U.S. Congress has played an enormous role in shaping U.S. OSCE policy, combining regional and diplomatic expertise with the political capital Members of Congress have. Over the years, many countries expressed interest in emulating the Commission in their own national parliaments, but the creation of the 320-member OSCE Parliamentary Assembly has served a similar purpose. It has created groups within parliaments knowledgeable about OSCE issues and willing to keep the diplomats moving forward.
As we see today, however, these issues are not necessarily easy. The challenges in U.S. and European relations with Russia are growing, for example, while Russia's internal development is a cause for deep concern.
Numerous local and regional conflicts which erupted in the 1990s continue to simmer. People continue to suffer the effects of these conflicts today, although they are rarely noticed given the absence of widespread violence. The lives and well-being of more people are at risk if political solutions are not found.
In December, what many consider the last open question in the Balkans – the status of Kosovo – is expected to be answered. Unfortunately, there continues to be disagreement on what the answer should be, creating increased instability at a time when the whole region should be working on European integration.
Despite their freely undertaken OSCE commitments, many OSCE States are behind in their democratic development and fail to respect basic human rights. Belarus comes to mind, along with some countries of Central Asia. On a wider scale, we continue to see manifestations of anti-Semitism, racism and other forms of hatred and intolerance.
And of course, as we well know here in the United States, there are the challenges of protecting civil liberties and basic human rights at the same time we fight terrorism. As our witness today is aware, the President of the Belgian Senate, our colleague Ann Marie Lizin, testified before this Commission earlier this year about her investigation of the U.S. detention center at Guantanamo Bay.
Parliamentarians have an unquestionable role to play in responding to these issues. They know the workings of democracy and the threats democracy faces. They deal with people, and have an understanding of how a society works. And through the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly and similar fora, they pool their experience and expertise to make Europe, the wider OSCE region and the world a better place.
As we know, governments often resent parliamentarians holding them accountable, and diplomats can be very much like the governments they represent. As a result, there are institutional issues that come up in the OSCE, including the role of the OSCE PA, that unfortunately sidetrack us from real issues like the holding of free and fair elections, combating corruption or responding to conflict.
I know our witness today, Goran Lennmarker, will be addressing questions regarding the situation in various parts of the OSCE region as well as within the organization, and I very much look forward to hearing his views.

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Global Logistics: IWLA Concerned About Teamsters
May 25, 2010
OAKLAND—The International Warehouse Logistics Association is urging Congress to reject legislative language that would weaken federal preemption of state and local regulation of trucking in the nation's ports because it is a backdoor attempt to drive independent owner-operator truckers out of business at those locations – including at the Port of Oakland.
In a recent letter to Peter DeFazio (D-OR), chairman, and John J. Duncan Jr. (R-TN), ranking minority member of the House on Transportation & Infrastructure Committee Subcommittee on Highways and Transit, IWLA President Joel D. Anderson said proposed amendments to the Federal Aviation Administration Authorization Act would undermine federal preemption by allowing local governments to regulate port trucking when it comes to address environmental and port security matters.
"The proposed amendments are not really about environmental and security concerns at the nation's ports," Anderson said in his letter. "They are an attempt to gain through legislation what the courts have found to be unlawful: local regulation of truck drayage services at the nation's ports. Specifically, the proposed amendments are designed to allow the ports to ban independent owner-operators in favor of employee drivers."
Current federal law preempts state and local regulation of trucking in interstate and foreign commerce except in regard to safety. The proposed amendments would undermine federal preemption by granting local governments the authority to regulate the port trucking industry to address environmental and port security matters.
Proponents of the amendment improperly characterize the need for change as necessary to improve air quality and port security. Several major U.S. ports, including the Ports of Los Angeles, Long Beach and Seattle, have already initiated very successful Clean Truck Programs, Anderson pointed out to the subcommittee leaders. He cited the example of the California Air Resources Board which, in conjunction with the South Coast Air Quality Management District, implemented a clean trucks program that led to an estimated 80 percent reduction in diesel emissions two years ahead of its target date.
"This occurred without changing federal law," Anderson noted. "This and similar efforts underway at other major U.S. ports demonstrate that it is not necessary to rewrite longstanding federal trucking laws to accomplish significant environmental improvements in port areas."
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I've attempted to install the ZimbraME Client on my Blackberry 7780 running v188.8.131.52 (Platform 126.96.36.199) and got the following results:
ZimbraME Client (0.7.5) for Blackberry
Downloaded and installed. I was able to launch the application but was unable to enter any information into the dialog boxes for server, username and password. The only time it responded to anyone I typed was to move the type cursor up or down the list of boxes. Also the login screen appears to be a little larger then my display (chances are because this isn't a supported Blackberry and it has a different resolution). I can provide a screen shot if needed.
ZimbraME Client (0.7.5) Generic
Downloaded and installed. When trying to launch I get the following error:
That's all that shows up on the screen. I think it's getting cut off.Code:Error starting zimbrame $2dGeneric$2dMidp2Cldcll $2den_US$2d0$2e7$2e3 Module 'zimbrame $2dGeneric$2dMidp2Cldcll $2den_US$2d0$2e7$2e3' does not match codfile timestamp of siblind module 'zimbrame$2dGe
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CHESS: Find and Reproduce Heisenbugs in Concurrent Programs
CHESS is a tool for finding and reproducing Heisenbugs in concurrent programs. CHESS repeatedly runs a concurrent test ensuring that every run takes a different interleaving. If an interleaving results in an error, CHESS can reproduce the interleaving for improved debugging. CHESS is available for both managed and native programs.
- CHESS open source
- CHESS Tutorial at PLDI 2009 [slides: ppt, pdf]
- Channel 9 video on CHESS
- Read the Dr. Dobb's Journal article on CHESS, listen to Scott Hanselman's interview about CHESS at PDC (go to 28:10), watch the video of the CHESS PDC presentation
- Mary Jo Foley: Non-Microsoft developers to get a peek at CHESS concurrency test tool
- MSDN article on Tools and Techniques to Identify Concurrency Issues
- Sebastian Burckhardt, Chris Dern, Madanlal Musuvathi, Roy Patrick Tan, Line-Up: A Complete and Automatic Linearizability Checker. PLDI 2010 (to appear)
- T. Ball, S. Burckhardt, K. Coons, M. Musuvathi, S. Qadeer, Preemption Sealing for Efficient Concurrency Testing (TACAS 2010)
- M. Musuvathi, S. Qadeer, T. Ball, G. Basler, P. A. Nainar, I. Neamtiu. Finding and Reproducing Heisenbugs in Concurrent Programs. In Operating System Design and Implementation (OSDI), 2008.
- S. Burchkardt and M. Musuvathi Effective Program Verification for Relaxed Memory Models. In 20th International Conference on Computer Aided Verification (CAV), 2008.
- M. Musuvathi and S. Qadeer. Fair Stateless Model Checking. In ACM Conference on Programming Language Design and Implementation (PLDI), 2008.
- M. Musuvathi and S. Qadeer. Iterative Context Bounding for Systematic Testing of Multithreaded Programs. In PLDI 2007.
- T. Ball, S. Burchkardt, M. Musuvathi, and S.Qadeer. First-class Concurrency Debugging and Testing. Position Paper, Workshop on Exploiting Concurrency Efficiently and Correctly, 2008.
- M. Musuvathi, S. Qadeer, and T. Ball. CHESS: A Systematic Testing Tool for Concurrent Software. Microsoft Research Technical Report MSR-TR-2007-149, 2007.
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Press Release: Tallahassee Network of Young Professionals
Tallahassee, Fla. – The Tallahassee Network of Young Professionals (NYP) have selected the top nominees for the second annual Golden A.C.E awards recognizing the top 20 young professionals under 40 in an effort to highlight the community's emerging local leaders. In addition to excelling in one of the 20 industry sectors the awards recognize, a Golden A.C.E recipient will also be an individual that exemplifies authentic community engagement, or A.C.E.
"The deadline to turn in applications was Friday March 8th and by the following morning our count was over 120 applications," said Meghan Kelly, Golden A.C.E. Chair. Nominees could apply under twenty different categories ranging from trades, to healthcare, and the non-profit sector. Now the top nominees are in the hands of local community leaders that are serving as judges. The winners will be announced on Saturday March 23rd at 8:00pm in the Horizon Ballroom of Hotel Duval. To purchase tickets to the event, visit www.TallahasseeNYP.com.
The Tallahassee Network of Young Professionals congratulates all the deserving nominees!
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Healthcare & Fitness Professionals
Mr. Brian Cook – President & CEO, Capital Regional Medical Center
Ms. Crystal Green – Florida Alcohol and Drug Abuse Association
Dr. Joni Scott-Weideman, O.D. – Veterans Affairs, Tallahassee Outpatient Clinic
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Ms. Carly Sinnadurai – The Sharing Tree
Ms. Audra Pittman – Suite P Creative Studio
Ms. Jennifer Infinger- LeMoyne Center for the Visual Arts
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Ms. Anitra Highland – Tallahassee Police Department
Mr. Ryan Morley – Leon County Sheriff's Office
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Mr. Jay Revel - Tallahassee Downtown Improvement Authority
Ms. Kaleigh Nelesen – Florida Department of Environmental Protection
Ms. LaToya Montgomery- Griffin Middle School
Ms. Kim Sims-Leon County Schools Middle School
Ms. Sylvia Myers-Bond Elementary
Mv. Victor D'Aurio – CEO, PatLive
Mr. JT Burnette – Hunter and Harp Hospitality
Mr. Robert Scott – Scott & Wallace
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Mr. French Brown – Florida Office of Financial Regulation
Mr. Phillip Singleton – Pittman Law Group
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Ms. Wallisa Cobb – Cobb Realty & Investment Company
Ms. Johanna Money – The Williams Group
Ms. Tiffany Hamilton- Armor Realty of Tallahassee
Mr. Chad Kittrell – Hunter & Harp Hospitality
Mr. Chirag Shah – Aloft Tallahassee Downtown
Ms. Amanda Morrison – Hotel Duval
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Mr. Blake Dowling – Aegis Business Technologies
Mr. Gareth Cales - MCCi
Mr. Lee Martin – Florida Association of Insurance Agents
Ms. Carey Rehrig – Hunt Insurance
Ms. Lauren Bacon – Earl Bacon Agency
Mr. Mike Sage - Seminole IMG Sports Net
Mr. Michael Espada – Seminole Boosters
Mr. Tanner Akos – NeoPost Florida
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We need to accomplish the following within the next 6 months and trying to plan the best approach to minimize downtime.
Currently running ZCS Network 5.0.21 under RHEL4 64bit. We need to:
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* Upgrade to ZCS Network 6x
There's an actual planned SAN upgrade, but that's a different ball game!
Currently, /opt/zimbra is on a SAN via fiber. I'd like to avoid doing an actual OS in-place upgrade, and definitely not on the new box.
What would be the recommended path? In our case, we don't need to do an rsync as the LUNs will be remounted on the new box.
Of course and depending on down time needed, I would be able to do multiple outages.
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I am a Jean Paul Gaultier fangirl. Still, I wasn't completely sold on the idea of "punk" (mohawks, tartan, fishnets) meets "can-can" (full skirts and ruffles galore!), as was Gaultier's description of his idea for Spring 2011 couture. At first glance, the collection struck me as a little too much in a few too many places, but if you squint past the crazy couture-spectacle details (that are part of the fun anyway) you can spot Gaultier's bread and butter: razor sharp lines, immaculate tailoring, and a whole lot of good humor.
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Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy
March 27, 2013
I got back from Richmond Virginia yesterday morning. I was there to take a 4 day Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy Training. I almost didn't make it past Thursday night before I even started the class. I definitely went with the intention of processing some stuff about the last 2 years and all that's happened and also to shift my perception on some issues that I've been dealing with, like a low level anxiety that seems to always be under the surface.
It's been many years since I've actually been a student. It felt important for me to start doing that again as its something I used to do regularly. I had to put my ego aside and be fully present as just me. Well, I didn't have to be, but I wanted to be, otherwise, what was the point of going. It took a day or so to just settle into that. It seemed the theme for me was to just BE. It was amazing how many times I went back and forth from hating the class, to loving it, to looking up early flights to come back sooner, to thinking about taking the next level of training.
I've been working on my spiritual growth for 25 + years now and its always an interesting process of peeling back the layers. Although I teach this stuff, it's not so easy when it's me having to do it. Depending on where I'm at and what's coming up, it can also be challenging at times for sure. On the surface this training was very subtle. Having done years of intensive process work, I figured having someone put me into a yoga posture and ask "what's happening now" would be a piece of cake. I thought it would be easy for me to explore my feelings around what was happening now for me. However, I didn't think that this one little sentence, asked over and over again, along with lots of silence and absolutely no feedback or emotion from my partner would spur some major realizations for me. In fact, the lack of verbal communication from my partners that we were paired up with was actually irritating to me at first. Why wasn't she at least giving me an "oh yes, I see" or a "wow, that's interesting, what else is going on for you" or at the very least, a head tilt with a twinge of a smile reassuring me that she understood what I was saying. But I got nothing. Welcome to Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy. The most irritating thing at the time was the "what's happening now" line. I was just trying to 'be' with myself and my feelings. Some of what I realized was that I wasn't really feeling much of "what was happening now". I seemed to be numb to some deeper feelings and seemed to want to rush through many of the emotions, which, in the past, have always been easy for me to connect with.
I'm still not sure about all that has transpired in the last week. I'm letting it simmer for a few days. Small and large realizations are still bubbling up. There were many aspects of this trip that lent itself to some major growth for me this week. Although I've traveled alone since Dennis's passing, it's always been to see family or friends and I've stayed with other people. Being in a hotel alone, for days, for the first time since Dennis passed was an uncomfortable feeling since we used to travel together all the time. Other parts of this trip threw me out of my comfort zone in many ways.
A big realization I had came late in the day on the last day of class. I realized that I don't like to be uncomfortable. At all. I know that doesn't sound like a huge break-though. I mean, who likes to be uncomfortable? But for me, it was huge. I mean, I've spent years crying and processing out angers and fears and getting in touch with those emotions that aren't fun to feel. Even now, I'm so quick to want to feel the depths of my feelings at all cost. I have no problem allowing the feelings of pain, hurt, sadness etc… to bubble up and be dealt with. But, I realized it's to be able to 'get it out' quickly so I can be rid of it. I've always thought that was one of my stronger qualities, that I can feel deeply, see what it really is and move through it. But I touched a part of myself that also cannot, for any length of time, just SIT and BE with the feelings so that it may show me other things and lead me even deeper into the parts of myself that I may not want to know.
I came home feeling quite and introspective. I don't feel like I need to talk as much as I usually do. Somehow I feel lighter but more grounded. I feel more connected again, and this is what I was needing. My morning meditations feel deeper and more real. I feel balanced and more peaceful. And amazingly, that low level anxiety seems to be gone.
So my time in Richmond, although a rollercoaster ride, seemed to be just what the doctor ordered Even through the resistance, doubts and mental gymnastics my mind was engaged in for most of those 4 days.
So for those of you following me on twitter and wondering why every other tweet was a love hate relationship with those 4 days, here is the longer explanation!
I also love coming home after any kind of traveling. It always makes me appreciate what I have and gives me a new perspective on my life. Something I desperately needed.
Oh and I almost forgot, the place I felt most at home all week, Ellwood Thompsons! Its like a mini whole foods. I spend my mornings getting juice and smoothies there and amazing salads for lunch. They had kale salad, raw broccoli salad, raw slaws and lots of raw snacks so it was my saving grace when I felt out of my comfort zone at times. I'm such a foodie that the health food store was so exciting for me, ha! I could have spend hours there.
I'm thinking of spending some of the summer in Vermont to take another Phoenix Rising Training….or do I just want to lay on the beach…. Hmmm, panic zone or comfort zone… I think I'll have to let this settle for a day or two….
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Cale Atkinson is an illustrator/animator currently residing lakeside in Kelowna Canada. Believing in tea more than sleep, Cale is constantly working on numerous projects. His work can be found in children's books, animated shorts, television, and games.
Cale's clients include Disney, Fisher Price, Leapfrog, Scholastic, Pearson, and Lerner Publishing.
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Tuesday Bassen is an Illustrator and Designer living in New York City. She is currently the Senior Designer at Tinybop, designing and illustrating educational apps for children.
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For over 20 years, Paula J. Becker has created humorous illustrations that have brought joy to a generation of adults and children. Her illustrations have graced the covers and pages of books, as well as posters, and educational curriculum. She has also done countless magazine spots and spreads for clients such as Clubhouse, Clubhouse Jr., Chirp/Owlkids , Click/Carus, Highlights, and High Five, and created over 60 greeting cards for RSPV/Ronnie Sellers.
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Emma Block is an illustrator who graduated with First Class Honours in BA Illustration at Middlesex University. Her first book, Tea and Cake, came out in 2011, and she has just started working on her third children's book. She likes charity shops, tea and very sharp pencils.
Emma's work is inspired by the people she meets in her everyday life, old photos, vintage clothes, old films, travel, 1950s illustration, 1930s jazz and sausage dogs. She has worked for clients including UNIQLO, Orla Kiely, Anthropologie, Random House Canada, Harper Collins, teNeues, Hardie Grant, Blue Apple Books,Hand in Hand Soap, Mollie Makes, The British Heart Foundation, Time Out, Trader Joes, Woodmansterne, Madison Park Greetings, Hallmark and American Greetings. She also works with Jolly Edition to create beautiful bespoke wedding stationery.
She also enjoys writing and has written for The Guardian, IdeasTap and Lionheart Magazine. In 2012 she organised and curated her first exhibition, The Enchanted Forest.
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Scott R. Books lives and works from his home studio in Atlanta, Georgia.Illustration2012
Manu is an spanish illustrator currently based in Granada, Spain. After he graduated in fine arts, he spent ten years working as an art director and graphic designer until he discovered his real passion: illustration. His graphic universe is made of geometrical shapes and limited color palettes. He has two published children's books to his credit, both written by his partner Laura Gamero. When not at work he likes to go out for a run with Bíguel, his beloved dog.
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Dream (Mengqian) Chen is an artist with both illustration and animation background. She received her BFA in animation at Communication University of China, and completed her MFA in education at the Minneapolis College of Arts and Design.
Dream prides herself on creating colorful and imaginative dream worlds utilizing a variety of mediums and tools. She has experimented with photography, stop-motion animation, print making, illustration, paper making , book binding and much more.
You may find more work on her website at www.dreamchen.orgCharacter Design, Illustration2015
Holly Clifton-Brown is a freelance illustrator living in London. Her work combines traditional painting with contemporary techniques to create a unique and imagination visual language.
She was brought up in the country side where she loved to look at the pictures in books. Nothing has changed. Then she grew up a bit and started to learn how to draw pictures, except not yet in books, rather on school tables, clothes, and other silly places. Eventually she packed her paints and completed a degree in illustration at the University of the West of England, graduating with 1st class honours.
Holly has worked with: Andersen Press, Templar Publishing, Egmont Ltd, Carlton Publishing Ltd, Lerner Books US, Oxford University Press, Miles Kiely, Filberts ltd, The Chelsea Magazine Company, The Artfile & Pheonix Trading. To see more of her work, please visit her website at www.hollycliftonbrown.co.uk!Illustration2012
Jason Dove is currently a Senior Design / Illustrator for American Greetings, and he works with a variety of clients in children's publishing including Wireless Generation, Lerner Pubishing, Mc-Graw Hill, and Zondervan.Illustration2012
Audrey Durney lives and works from her home studio in Austin, TX.Illustration2012
Louise Gardener is an illustrator from beautiful south west England. She lives and works from her home, a converted church. Louise has been working as an illustrator for over twenty years. So far, she's illustrated over 100 books for children!Character Design, Illustration2013
Rebecca Green is a freelance illustrator and gallery artist, who also dabbles in 3D, Stop Motion, Mixed Media and Writing. Her work is narrative, sometimes illuminating text, and other times creating stories contained in a single image. While she has a background in editorial and advertising, her true passion lies in storytelling.
She works mainly in gouache, acrylic, colored pencil, and ink on paper. When she is not image making, she can be found walking her dog, cooking up new recipes, hiking, or starting too many books to ever finish. She currently lives in Nashville, TN with her husband Matt, and their two animal babies, Mori and Junie B.
Selected Clients include:
Harper Collins, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Simon and Schuster, Penguin Random House, Wall Street Journal, Frankie, Flow Magazine, Grand Rapids Community College, Baltimore Sun, AAA, and Amnesty International.
To see more work, visit www.myblankpaper.comCharacter Design, Drawing, Illustration2016
Denise Holmes is an illustrator who lives in Chicago, Illinois with her husband and daughter. Denise graduated from The School of The Art Institute of Chicago in 2003 and has been drawing professionally ever since.
Her first picture book, If I Wrote a Book About You by Stephany Aulenback is set to be published in May 2014. We Love Nature! A Keepsake Journal for Families Who Love to Explore the Outdoors by Stacy Tornio and Ken Keffer was released in March 2014 and she is hard at work illustrating two more books to be published within the next year.
When Denise is not trying to tame her daughter's unruly hair, she can be found exploring her neighborhood, drinking coffee, collecting vintage children's books, or roller skating.
Character Design, Digital Art, Illustration2014
Marilyn Janovitz is a children's book author and illustrator with numerous books to her credit, many of which have been translated into several languages. Marilyn's publishing partners include North-South Books, Chronicle, Hyperion, Scholastic, Sourcebooks, Blue Apple Books and Holiday House. Marilyn's studio in New York City, looks out to the Empire State Building twenty blocks away.Illustration, Writing2012
Marilyn Janovitz is a children's book author and illustrator with numerous books to her credit, many of which have been translated into several languages. Marilyn's publishing partners include North-South Books, Chronicle, Hyperion, Scholastic, Sourcebooks, Blue Apple Books and Holiday House.
Marilyn's studio in New York City, looks out to the Empire State Building twenty blocks away.
Character Design, Illustration2014
Dani Jones's work has been published in picture books, magazines, educational material, comics, and games. See more at http://danidraws.com.Illustration2012
Dave Kirwan is an award winning illustrator/cartoonist, who has created hundreds of lighthearted images for children's books, websites, videos and assorted educational projects. Assorted end clients have included McGraw Hill, Trend Enterprises, LeapFrog, Agile Mind Educational and many more.Illustration2012
Wednesday 's publishing partners include Sterling Publishing, Chronicle Books, and Little Simon. She's also an illustrator and product designer for GAMA-GO, a clothing and gift design company in San Francisco. When she's not drawing pictures, Wednesday is often checking out the view from Bernal Hill with her small dog, Nemo. See more from Wednesday at www.wednesdaykirwan.com.Illustration, Writing2012
From an early age, Carol believed pictures improved things. This included furniture, walls, and her homework. Fortunately, she eventually found her way to art school, where the pictures she drew were her homework.
Carol moved twenty times before she and her family finally settled in Chicago, where she acquired a permanent address (and an address stamp). Since then, she's illustrated picture books and educational materials for many publications and publishers including Ladybug, Babybug, Highlights for Children, Magination Press, McGraw-Hill, Scholastic and Dutton.
Carol's books include Mom, Dad, Come Back Soon!, Adoption: How Families are Made and How Kids Feel About It, Ah-Choo!, Why I Thank You, God, and I Don't Want To Clean My Room.
Visit her website at www.carolkoeller.com!Illustration2012
In my work, I try to keep the mood light and the colors bright. Please take a few minutes to browse through my samples, and if you have any comments or suggestions about what you see, I'd love to hear them.
And hey, if you're an art director who thinks my style of work might be just right for that kids project you've got coming up, I'd love to work with you.
To see more of work go to ronlieser.comIllustration2012
Christopher Lyles is a professional illustrator who spends much of his time working in a variety of media and exploring new fields. Since graduating art school in 2001, Chris has contributed to children's publications, greeting cards, editorial illustrations, and gallery installations.
His illustrations have been recognized by The Society of Illustrators LA and American Illustration. Chris also exhibits his work on the East coast and in LA.
Chris lives in the small town of Simsbury, Connecticut with his beautiful wife, their young son, and dog, Riley. His interests include hiking, exercising, traveling, teaching art to children and looking for old stuff.Illustration2012
Courtney Autumn Martin graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design in 2006. Working in a combination of traditional pencil drawing and digital painting, her illustrations for children are colorful and friendly, with a marketable style that merges realism and stylization.
Courtney's clients include Abrams Books, Scholastic, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, MacMillan McGraw-Hill, Publications International, and National Geographic.
She and her husband (fellow illustrator Adam Hunter Peck) reside in Rhode Island with their two cats, Griffin and Miette.
See more of her work at camartinart.com.Illustration2012
Melon & Mandarina are a team -husband and wife- working on the illustration field for almost 10 years now. They grew up in Peru and studied painting at the Fine Arts School of Lima. As artists, they work with a variety of media including pencil, ink, watercolor and digital media. Melon & Mandarina says illustration is a wonderful way to express themselves while working with something they love. Melon & Mandarina work and live in Peru.Character Design, Digital Art, Illustration2015
Janet McDonnell is an illustrator and author living in the calm outskirts of the windy city with her husband, two sons, and their black and white dog, Buster. Her whimsical illustrations combine traditional media and digital magic. In addition to illustrating books, magazines, and puzzles, Janet has both taught and written for children from preschool to high school ages. She also enjoys being an Illustrator Coordinator for the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators. Her clients include Highlights, Oxford University Press, Zondervan, and Pearson.
Shane McGowan IllustraionIllustration2015
Paul Meisel is an award-winning author and illustrator for children. His SEE ME RUN (Holiday House, 2012) was voted a Theodore Seuss Geisel Honor book! Paul lives and works in Connecticut, where Paul and his wife and raised their three grown sons. Paul spends most days working in his studio, which has a nice view of the woods and the backyard--often filled with deer, turkeys, an occasional coyote, and once in a great while, a bobcat.Illustration, Writing2012
Maria is a freelance illustrator and artist. She is from Barcelona, Spain, but she currently lives in Chicago with her husband and their two little children. She is passionate about bringing her art to the children's picture book industry.
Her clients include Lerner Publishing, Editions Anna Chanel, Pearson, and McGraw-Hill among others. Maria has worked in the educational field and for the trade market and she regularly collaborates with magazines too.
Maria creates her work both digitally and in traditional media, often combining both. She specially enjoys bringing new characters to life. When not creating children's book dummies, she enjoys playing with her children, reading and photography. Most of the times doing everything at once. With a cup of coffee, of course :-)
Picture Books:
Atout Coeur, Nathalie Collon-M.Mola, Ed. Anna Chanel (2008)
Le vieil homme et la fée, Jerôme Ledorze,M.Mola, Ed. Anna Chanel (2009)
La fabulosa historia del secador mágico, Martín Piñol, Maria Mola, Edebé (2011)
Antonio´s Birthday Fiesta, J.H. Herrera, M. Mola, Pearson (2011)
Jeremy´s Dreidel, E. Gellman, M. Mola, Kar-Ben Publishing (2012)
Maria is member of the SCBWI.
Take a look at her personal website at: www.mariamola.com.Illustration2012
New artist, Olivia Chin Mueller.Character Design, Digital Art, Illustration2014
Shirley Ng-Benitez loves to draw! She's an illustrator for the children's market, graphic designer, lettering artist, children's book illustrator and aspiring author. Over the years, Shirley's had the great pleasure of working with wonderful clients in the technology, medical, toy, and publishing industries including Klutz, Inc., Scholastic, Highlights, American Greetings, Cisco Systems, Inc., Hewlett-Packard, Lee & Low, The American Psychological Association (Magination Press), and more. Emily Lost Someone She Loved, a picture book by Kathleen Fucci, illustrated by Shirley, recently won a 2015 Moonbeam Award.
Shirley is a proud member of SCBWI, Pacific Scribes, and Friends of Calligraphy. She creates with watercolor, gouache, pencil & digital techniques and is living her dream, illustrating and writing picture books in the Bay Area, California.
Character Design, Drawing, Illustration2014
Cheryl Nobens has over 30 years of professional experience in concept, graphic design and illustration of an extensive variety of products for infant through whimsical adult markets. She's illustrated over 60 children's books and is a published writer. She works primarily in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop, with a background in watercolor painting.Illustration2012
Merrill Rainey is the creator and owner of LittleRainey Illustration & Design LLC, which is a children's illustrations and design studio based out of Northwest Ohio. Merrill is a "Master Doodler" who focuses his energy on developing fun imaginative experiences that bring out the inner child in those both young and old. Merrill is most known for his brand character work for both "Jack and Jill" and "Humpty Dumpty" magazines. His client list also includes other industry names like Capstone Publishing, Highlights, Ladybug magazine, Learning A-Z, McGraw Hill Education, Scholastic, and Razorbill. He is currently illustrating his first middle grade chapter book series titled "Blobby Blossom". This series will be published by Razorbill an imprint of Penguin Random House and is set to be released in Spring of 2017.
Book Titles:
Awesome Christian Association #1 - By Tony Bellagamba
Frog. Frog? Frog - Picture Window Books an imprint of Capstone
Red Beard - Scholastic iRead
Blobby Blobson - Razorbill (Spring 2017)
American Greetings
Highlights Magazine
Humpty Dumpty Magazine
Jack & Jill Magazine
McGraw Hill Education
Ohio Art
Pockets Magazine
Picture Window Books
Spider Magazine
Stepping Stones, Maker of Hand SongsCartooning, Character Design, Illustration2012
Joanne Renaud, who earned a BFA in illustration from Art Center College of Design, has been writing, drawing and painting as long as she can remember. She went to college in a variety of places, including Northern Ireland and Southern California, and enjoys history, comics, children's books, and cheesy fantasy movies from the '80s. She currently works as a freelance illustrator in the Atlanta area. Her illustration clients include Simon & Schuster, Random House, Houghton Mifflin, Macmillan-McGraw Hill, Harcourt Inc., Zaner Bloser and Compass Media. Her personal website can be found at joannerenaud.com.Illustration2012
Jane Smith adores paper & fabric! She has boxes and boxes, drawers and drawers of it, all organized by color. She discovered her love of paper, pattern, fabric and mixed media collage at the Columbus College of Art & Design, where she earned her BFA in Illustration.
After graduating, she followed the love of her life to Los Angeles, where she worked as an Art Director at the novelty children's book publisher, Intervisual Books. After creating many wonderful titles there, she struck out on her own as an Illustrator & Designer and has been happily freelancing ever since. Jane creates artwork for a wide variety of publishing and licensing clients, specializing in whimsical imagery for children and anyone who has their head in the clouds.
Jane is also a longtime active member of the SCBWI as well as a graduate of the highly-acclaimed Make Art That Sells e-course, taught by Lilla Rogers.
When she's not making art, Jane runs, reads, cooks, sews and plays with her graphic designer husband & daughter in sunny Hermosa Beach, California.
Visit her at www.superjane.com
Ivica Stevanovic(1977) is illustrator, comic artist and graphic designer. He has published more than a thousand illustrations in schoolbooks and picture books. Ivica draws comics, and his specialty is graphic novels. His best-known graphic novel is Kindly Corpses. He works as a professor at the Art Academy in Novi Sad (Serbia), the Department of Graphic communication. He teaches two subjects – Graphic books and Comics. To see more Ivica's work go to http://www.behance.net/IvicaStevanovicIllustration2012
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Jeremy TugeauDrawing, Illustration, Painting2014
Chris Vallo is known and appreciated throughout the children's publishing industry for his versatility and reliability.Cartooning, Illustration, Motion Graphics2012
Matthew Vimislik currently works as a Game Designer at WORKINMAN, a Mobile and Casual Game Company. He has also illustrated for Children's books and magazines. He's a member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators.Illustration2012
Damian Ward grew up with ideas that could barely fit in his big, curly topped head and pencils he could barely fit in his tiny little hands. In time his hands caught up to the pencils but the ideas always seem a bit bigger than his head has the space for.
He studied illustration at the Columbus College of Art and Design. Following graduation, he went on to teach art for several years while freelancing in his hometown of Dayton, Ohio.
Damian now lives with his wife and their beautiful computers in India. His love of storytelling and exploration continue to drive his illustrations and color his perspective of the wide world around him.Illustration2012
Teagan White is a freelance illustrator from Chicago, now living and working in Minnesota, where she earned her BFA in Illustration from the Minneapolis College of Art & Design in 2012. Her work encompasses intricate drawings of flora and fauna, playful watercolors of anthropomorphic critters, illustrated typography, and everything in between. Nature's subtleties and reciprocal relationships between living things inspire her most, and her work typically incorporates nostalgic colors, decorative arrangements of plant life, and meticulous detail.
Her clients have included Random House, Penguin Books, Simon & Schuster, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Ivy Press, Papyrus, American Greetings, Target, Anthropologie, Honda, Nike, Reebok, DDB, Leo Burnett, Wired Magazine, Fast Company, and The Washington Post. She enjoys working on projects in every part of the illustration industry, including children's books, book covers, fabric collections, greeting cards, product & surface design, editorial, packaging, advertising, and more. Her first children's book, Adventures with Barefoot Critters, was published in 2014 by Tundra Books.
Teagan spends her tiny amounts of free time following tangled animal paths through forest and field, squishing along reedy riverbanks, attempting to befriend gulls on rocky lakeshores, fretting over the health of the squirrels and rabbits in her backyard, picking wildflowers, and collecting animal bones.


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ZF-3379: Passing null value to Zend_Db_Select::where($cond, $value) leads to error in SQL
$select = new Zend_Db_Select($db);
$select->where('act_name = ?', null);
Code aboe raises Zend_Db_Statement_Exception with message "SQLSTATE[HY093]: Invalid parameter number: no parameters were bound".
Problem is in file Zend/Db/Select.php
785: if ($value !== null) {
786: $condition = $this->_adapter->quoteInto($condition, $value, $type);
787: }
If null is passed as value, condition remains unchanged and so '?' remains there. This leads to SQL error above. It is quite a problem, because when using Zend_Db_Table::findby() and there is no matching row for some parent row, null value is supplied for it's primary key and it leads to above error.
This bug was not present in 1.5.0 but strated in 1.5.1.
This issue precludes the possibility of using "<=>" operator in MySQL
$param = $request->getParam('arg'); // some parameter
$select = $db->select()->where('column <=> ?', $param);
accounting write
$param = $request->getParam('arg'); // some parameter
$select = $db->select();
if (is_null($param)) {
$select->where('column IS NULL');
} else {
$select->where('column = ?', $param);
Your solution for using null value works, but it is not core of the problem. As I wrote, problem is with Zend_Db_Table::findby(). If there is no row for in parent table, null value is supplied for underlying statement. Solving this issue requires extra database statement to check, if parent table contains any rows and use Zend_Db_Table::findby() only if it contains something. Regarding your comment, this issue is probably related to Zend_Db_Table class where this should be checked.
I don't know if it's a correct solution but when I tried to remove the if statement and it works.
But since I can't run the unit tests, I can't investigate more.
I can't upgrade from ZendFramework 1.0 to ZendFramework 1.7 because of this issue.
I searched for a workaround but I use findDependentRowset with new a new row object too often to patch all my code base.
Maybe someone have seen a workaround that I didn't found ?
I know it's a really dirty trick... but it work with my code in issue ZF-5699
Added test case to the patch so everyone can test it
When you pass the test case, the problem seems to be solved but there is another thing in the profiler that bugs but I can't track it. PHPUnit just tell me this :
1) testProfilerPreparedStatementWithParams(Zend_Db_Profiler_Pdo_MysqlTest) Undefined offset: 0 2) testProfilerPreparedStatementWithBoundParams(Zend_Db_Profiler_Pdo_MysqlTest) Undefined offset: 0
I tested my patch with sqlite and pdo_mysql
I'm not sure there is an issue here actually.
When you do this:
$select->where('something = ?', null);
its effectively the same as you doing this:
$select->where('something = ?');
and the latter is semantically wrong, and destined to fail. You are passing in a PHP null value, and expecting it to be used as the SQL null value. You are assuming that there is a direct mapping between PHP null and SQL NULL - which is not the case. The select object in this case cannot determin what you "mean" by the php null, thus, no replacement is made.
In SQL "something IS NULL" is not the same as "something = NULL" [http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/…], and technically, Zend_Db_Select shouldn't be inferring meaning and re-writing SQL unless its a vendor specific implementation issue (for example limit in MSSQL) and not a PHP -> SQL issue (what is null in php and what is null in SQL).
That said, I think the proper logic (in your code) here would be this:
if ($value === null){
$select->where('something IS NULL');
} else {
$select->where('something = ?', $value);
I am inclined to close this as "Not An Issue"
Maybe the problem was not explained appropriately.
In the code I wrote in the issue ZF-5699 (a duplicate of this issue, I think), I use a newly created row instance of Zend_Db_Table_Row_Abstract to find a dependent rowset :
class Application {
public static function setUp() {
$db = Zend_Db::factory('pdo_mysql', array(
'dbname' => 'test',
'host' => 'localhost',
'username' => 'root',
'password' => ''
$db->query('DROP TABLE IF EXISTS projects');
$db->query('DROP TABLE IF EXISTS components');
$db->query('CREATE TABLE projects (id INTEGER AUTO_INCREMENT, name VARCHAR(15), PRIMARY KEY (id));');
$db->query('CREATE TABLE components (id INTEGER AUTO_INCREMENT, name VARCHAR(15), fk_parent INTEGER, PRIMARY KEY (id));');
class Projects extends Zend_Db_Table_Abstract {
protected $_name = 'projects';
protected $_dependentTables = array('Components');
class Components extends Zend_Db_Table_Abstract {
protected $_name = 'components';
protected $_referenceMap = array(
'Parent' => array(
'columns' => 'fk_parent',
'refTableClass' => 'Projects',
'refColumns' => 'id'
$tbl_projects = new Projects();
$new_project = $tbl_projects->createRow();
$components = $new_project->findDependentRowset('Components');
echo count($components) . "\n";
This code fail because of the if statement in Zend_Db_Select.
The same problem happen for the same reason when using Zend_Db_Table::findby() as explained in the description of this issue.
Maybe my solution is not appropriate but this is an issue and I think it should not be closed.
The above use case is not related to this issue. For that, I will leave my comments in issue ZF-5699.
As for this issue, for the reasons I described above in the comments, I am marking as "not an issue".
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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - Wake Forest University head football coach Dave Clawson has announced the addition of two new coaches to his staff. Mike Elko will join the Demon Deacons as defensive coordinator while Warren Ruggiero will serve as the offensive coordinator.
Both Elko and Ruggiero were members of Clawson's coaching staff at Bowling Green State University.
Elko spent five seasons as Bowling Green's defensive coordinator. The Falcon defense led the Mid-American Conference in scoring defense, total defense, rush defense and pass defense in each of the last two seasons. In 2013, four BGSU defensive players were named to the All-MAC first or second team.
Elko's Bowling Green defense excelled at forcing turnovers and stopping opponents on third down. Over his five seasons as defensive coordinator, the Falcons forced 106 turnovers or 1.7 per game. Bowling Green held opponents to just 35.9 percent third down conversions over those five seasons. In both 2012 and 2013, the Falcons ranked in the top 10 in the nation in both total defense and scoring defense.
Prior to Bowling Green, Elko was the defensive coordinator at Hofstra from 2006-08. He also served on Clawson's staffs at Fordham in 2002-03 and at Richmond in 2004-05.
Elko is a 1999 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania with a bachelor's degree in history. As a linebacker, he helped the Quakers to the 1998 Ivy League title.
Ruggiero has served as Clawson's offensive coordinator at Bowling Green for the past five seasons. His 2013 offensive unit led the Mid-American Conference in passing efficiency and finished among the top three teams in the MAC in total offense, scoring offense, rushing offense and passing offense.
An offensive coordinator for 19 seasons, he has developed all-conference and all-America quarterbacks at each of his coaching stops. At Bowling Green, he developed Tyler Sheehan into an all-MAC quarterback and helped Josh Freeman earn honorable mention all-America honors at Kansas State in 2008.
Ruggiero spent the 2006 and 2007 seasons at Elon where he worked with quarterback Scott Riddle, a first team all-American and the Southern Conference's Freshman of the Year in 2007.
Prior to Elon, Ruggiero spent six years at Hofstra including the final four years as offensive coordinator. He mentored Anton Clarkson to all-Colonial Athletic Association honors and Rocky Butler to all-America status. In 1999, Ruggiero coached the tight ends at William & Mary after serving a two-year stint as head coach at Glenville State in West Virginia. At Glenville, he led the Pioneers to their first-ever NCAA Division II playoff appearance and won the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference title in 1997.
Ruggiero also has served as an assistant coach at Clarion and Defiance, serving as the offensive coordinator for all three seasons at Clarion and all five years at Defiance.
Ruggiero is a graduate of the University of Delaware with both a bachelor's and masters degree in physical education.
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Maria Sharapova will not be defending her title at Aussie Open.
The Russian glamazon, who underwent secret surgery last October to fix her balky shoulder, announced the news via her website:
I am very very sad to report that I am just not ready to compete at the level required to win a Grand Slam. I have been working very hard over the past few weeks and my shoulder is doing great, but there is way more preparation and training needed to compete to win my fourth grand slam and I have just ran out of time. If they can move the Australian Open back another 3 weeks, I think I could be ready!! I have very mixed feelings, I am so disappointed and sad that I can't defend my title from last year and at the same time, I am so excited to be back on the tennis court training.Crap! Although it's disappointing whenever a defending champion is unable to defend their title, it's even more unfortunate when it's a Grand Slam. It always feels like something's lacking from the start - and there is and will be this year.
Shrieka will be missed next week but it's better to come back when ready than to force the issue.
On a side note, the 3-time Grand Slammer also mentioned her last trip to NYC when the stalkeratti spotted her shopping with some friends:
Quote goes to Natalie when the paparazzi were following us around in NY. 'Do they always make conversation with you like that?' Yep, there's a very open dialogue when they're snapping your picture and no it's not normal.But is it worse if they didn't care to follow you at all? What would THAT mean??
Anyway, happy healing Shrieka and we'll see you, eh, soon.
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In a discussion with a fellow on the Wilbur mailing list, he pointed out a set of new Lunar DEMs that I had not seen before. http://imbrium.mit.edu/DATA/LOLA_GDR/CYLINDRICAL/IMG/ has files dated from August of this year in various resolutions. The pretty DEMs are the LDEM* files, not the LDEC* files.
He wanted to open these files in Wilbur, so I explained the process for opening the files directly instead of using a PNG (it seems Wilbur doesn't like the large 16-bit PNGs he was using). The process is:
Download the LDEM_.IMG file and its associated LDEM_.LBL file. We'll use the LDEM_16.IMG file because it's a reasonable size and not overly large. Don't want to swamp the servers, now do we?
Open up the .LBL file in something like Notepad and find the lines that read LINES and LINE_SAMPLES. These are the height and width of the image, respectively. The SAMPLE_TYPE and SAMPLE_BITS will tell you the endianness and size of each sample. You may also wish to locate the MAXIMUM_LATITUDE, MINIMUM_LATITUDE, WESTERNMOST_LONGITUDE, and EASTERNMOST_LONGITUDE entries as these represent the extents of the map. The LDEM_16 file is a whole-sphere file, but the higher-resolution data takes several files to cover the globe.
Use File>>Open and select "Binary Surface (*.bin)" as the type, enter "*.img" in the file name part, and pick your desired IMG file.
In the Import File dialog, enter the LINES value in both places that read "Width" and the LINE_SAMPLES value in both places that read "Height". Set the type to 2 byte if SAMPLE_BITS is 16, 1 byte is SAMPLE_BITS is 8, or 4 byte is SAMPLE_BITS is 32. Check the "LSB First (Intel)" box if SAMPLE_TYPE reads "LSB_INTEGER". Set Header Length, X Start, and Y Start to 0. The Map Edges Top, Left, Right, and Bottom should correspond to the .LBL files MAXIMUM_LATITUDE, MINIMUM_LATITUDE, WESTERNMOST_LONGITUDE, and EASTERNMOST_LONGITUDE, respectively.
Then click OK and the full-resolution data should appear in Wilbur, ready for whatever you'd like to do to it.
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Mitch Album, author of works such as The Five People You Meet in Heaven, For One More Day and Tuesdays With Morrie, is on a mission to rebuild some of the Philippine libraries that were ravaged by Typhoon Haiyan in November.
Early this week, Albom visited Tacloban and quickly found himself emotionally invested in the Philippine citizens. Upon arriving, the author donated 40 boats to help fishermen in the region.
Most importantly, Albom says he was touched with the way literature is viewed in the Philippines.
"I have been here since early this past week and have seen 11-year-olds embracing paperback books like prized possessions," Albom writes. "In fact, readers here cover their paperbacks in plastic to preserve them. In the U.S., we rarely bother to do that with hardbacks."
"I've seen my own books pulled from the flood-damaged homes, mouldy, discoloured, yet brought to me to sign," Albom said. "It's incredible and heartwarming."
Joining forces with the National Book Store Foundation, the largest book and stationery chain in the Philippines, Albom has pledged to raise $160,000, including his own contribution of $10,000 for the libraries. (Click here to read the heartwarming story of Mitch Albom meeting Socorro Ramos — the woman who started the National Book Store in 1942 despite Japanese soldiers censoring and banning publications in the Philippines during World War II.)
Earlier today, Albom posted the following picture and caption on his Facebook page:
I'm back in the U.S., but miss the Philippines already. What an amazing, loving, resilient country. My deepest thanks to my new Filipino friends – and thousands of readers. Rarely have I been as moved as by seeing the ravages of Typhoon Yolanda. It inspired me to launch "D.R.Y. Libraries" (Donated Reading for Youth) a campaign to raise $160K to rebuild and restock school libraries in the typhoon-affected areas. National Book Store is matching each dollar. Asked authors—like Jeff Kinney, JK Rowling, John Grisham, Stephen King and so many more—to donate their books and they have. If you'd like to support and see which of your fav authors have contributed, go to www.mitchalbomcharities.or
In addition to his generous donation and inspiring efforts, Albom has also pledged hundreds of copies of his own books to start filling the library bookshelves. He has asked other writers to join him and the following authors have already contributed their books directly to restock the libraries.
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National Book Store Foundation will match funds raised by Albom until the goal is met. Albom and the National Book Store Foundation said their goal is to begin construction on the first three libraries by late spring.


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One witness is expressing concerns about how police on the scene handled the investigation into an armed robbery late Tuesday.
"They are part of the problem," says the witness, who asked to remain anonymous and said she had not been drinking. She says she was inside the Notorious Neighborhood Lounge in Meridian when it was robbed around 10 p.m. Tuesday.
The woman told Newscenter 11 officers at the scene did not react appropriately after they were told which direction the suspect fled after he stole a wallet and fired a gun at someone trying to stop him.
"I told them all of the information, which way he went, and they did nothing," she said. "They all gathered around outside and chatted, said that they weren't worried about it that evening, that they would take care of it the next day."
"I think there was just a little miscommunication between that patron and the officers who were there on the scene," says Captain Dean Harper, head of MPD's Investigation's Division.
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Monday, April 13, 2009
M(o)ther Trouble is a two-day international conference on the maternal, psychoanalysis and feminism. It is linked to an exhibition of artworks by Bracha Ettinger at the Freud Museum. Keynote speakers: Bracha Ettinger and Adriana Cavarero.
M(o)ther Trouble? Are they kidding? Assuming they're trying to play on "mother" and "other" (and, yes, there's a rat in Socrates, too), don't they mean (M)other? What's a "mther"?
Seriously, must we make things this easy for David Horowitz?
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Maybe they are making it look like a boob?
- April 13, 2009 at 7:42 PM
"M-ther" is the sound you make when your mother is smothering you either with love or a pillow. That's why it's trouble.
And now that Churchill is out of the academy (with a buck for his troubles), there must be some po-mo culture-crit types that are angling for his spot. A shout out from Horowitz would seal the deal. Ergo, they must make it easy for him.
- April 13, 2009 at 7:43 PM
- Paul Gowder said...
Those mther fckers
- April 13, 2009 at 8:28 PM
- imipolex_g-unit said...
Maybe Anony 7:42pm is right, but I was thinking that a "(o)" is a "(|)" with a baby's head pushing out of it.
- April 13, 2009 at 9:15 PM
Time to stop scanning Conference Alerts. Holy shit, how much worse can it get... Bullsh(i)t.
- April 13, 2009 at 10:54 PM
Yes i-g-u: it's yet another level of the use/mention distinction. Stand e- and cor-rected Spiros!
- April 13, 2009 at 10:59 PM
I think Spiros should submit a paper about "Fe(mini)nity: the Western Anglophone Derision of (C)literaray (In)terpretation"
- April 14, 2009 at 1:43 AM
- English Jerk said...
It gets even better: the "research network" behind this conference is called MaMSIE, which stands for "Mapping Maternal Subjectivities, Identities and Ethics" (http://mamsie.wikispaces.com/). Someone should tell them that "Ethics" isn't plural anymore. Apparently, they're based in the "School of Psychosocial Studies," whatever that is, at Birbeck College, U of London (http://www.bbk.ac.uk/sps/).
- April 14, 2009 at 10:27 AM
What explains the persistence of bankrupt theoretical outlooks from the social and natural sciences in some corners of the humanities? Jesus, what's next: a phlogiston theory of the text?
- April 14, 2009 at 10:36 AM
The text in the conference alert is a misprint. The M(o)ther conference is to kickoff discussion of the new book (D)anzig and Philosophy. Questions to be considered include:
1. Can you keep them in the dark for life?
2. Can you hide them from the waiting world?
ohhhhhhhhhh, M(o)ther.
- April 14, 2009 at 11:51 AM
- Spiros said...
Anon 11:51: You beat me to the Danzig joke by only a few minutes! You bastard!
Imipolex: hilarious.
Question: Is it time for a critical examination of Danzig's book collection (well... it's just part of his book collection)?
"All documented, All TRUE!"
- April 14, 2009 at 12:02 PM
Oh God, thanks Sprios, the Danzig video made my day.
- April 14, 2009 at 1:17 PM
The keynote speaker for the M(o)ther conference has been changed. The new speaker's CV and photo are available here:
Keynote address title:
Ohhhh, M(o)na: Toward a Mapping of the Subjectivities of Angela's M(o)ther
- April 14, 2009 at 2:28 PM
Danizg is from Lodi. My hometown. Never been prouder.
- April 14, 2009 at 2:33 PM
If you google "m(o)ther" this blog is now the first hit!
- April 14, 2009 at 10:06 PM
Not sure whether you were suggesting that Churchill was a pomo-type or that given that he was not, pomo-types are looking to add to their number by taking his spot.
For all of his blunders and sloppy research, some of Churchill's stuff on American Indian politics and identity was spot on and would have otherwise gone unsaid. Given the current state of academia with respect to American Indian issues, we could do with a few more Churchills.
- April 15, 2009 at 12:03 PM
A friend in grad school referred to anyone who buys this shit as "otherfuckers". I still use it to this day.
- April 15, 2009 at 12:56 PM
The point's well taken, and I am in no position to speak to the quality of Churchill's research in Native American History. However, his "Some People Push Back" essay, regardless of its conclusions, is precisely the self-indulgent pomo culture crit writing that way too many language department denizens think will make them famous. Churchill's vacancy in the academy creates two vacuums: one being his research program (you point out and I can't speak to), and another being the object of attention from the Right's culture warriors. It's the latter that our friends at the M(o)ther trouble conference are out to fill.
Case in point: there's a comm studies professor I know who introduces himself as one of David Horowitz's 100 most dangerous professors. He wants to be the next university professor to represent the Academic Left on Sean Hannity's show.
- April 15, 2009 at 1:12 PM
Oh God, thanks Sprios, the Danzig video made my day.
- May 20, 2009 at 1:32 AM


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King Courtney asking Claude to steal a number of gang cars so the Uptown Yardies can attack the other gangs of the city.
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Gangcar Round-up is a mission in Grand Theft Auto III given to protagonist Claude by Uptown Yardies leader King Courtney in Liberty Campus, Staunton Island, Liberty City.
King Courtney wants Claude to steal some gang cars so they can do some hits on their enemies. The cars he wants are a Mafia Sentinel, a Yakuza Stinger, and a Diablo Stallion. He wants them in fair quality and doesn't want them wrecked. The cars are taken to a garage in an alleyway in Newport.
King Courtney: I want you to boost some gang cars so we can do hits on our enemies' turf. I need a Mafia Sentinel, a Yakuza Stinger and a Diablo Stallion so we can hit any gang in Liberty. Drop them off at the garage in Newport and remember, they're no use to us wrecked!!
The reward for completing the mission is $10,000. Completing the mission unlocks Kingdom Come.
- The logic behind this mission remain sketchy. King Courtney claims to want other gang cars so the Yardies can go around and kill other gangs without initially being noticed. However, no matter which car Claude happens to drive, even if it's a gang car, gang members easily spot him when invading their turf.
Claude delivering a Mafia Sentinel to King Courtney's garage.
Claude delivering a Diablo Stallion to King Courtney's garage.
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Claude delivering a Yakuza Stinger to King Courtney's garage.
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