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This is a lot of Dies and Brass for the .400 CorBon pistol or M1911 that have a Conversion barrel. There are one set of Lee Custom Steel Dies, and a box of 50 pieces of Starline Brass that appears new. The three-die set includes Lee's award winning precision dies made for precision ammo, a shell holder (this caliber uses the same shell holder, trimmer base, shell plate and primer seating shell holder as the .45 ACP round). The die set is compatible with all standard 7/8" reloading presses by RCBS, Lee etc, as is the included shell holder. The dies appear lightly used, and since I have never used them myself, I will call them 'used as is', since they appear perfect to me, but I am not much of a reloader myself. There also is a die carrying container, an instruction booklet, and what appears a powder dipper. I suppose the pictures describe this better than I can.
I obtained these reloading components together with some ammo and a conversion unit barrel for the old M1911, but never got to use any of it, as my arthritis has put me in the .38 Special/9mm Luger only shooting category. The gent who traded me for this bought it all new at a crazy price, and then switched to GLOCKS… My loss your gain! The dies retail for over $30, and the ½ box of brass still would fetch $10, but my reserve for both is only $25 together to recover some of my cost! This stuff would make a super Christmas gift for somebody who has a 1911 Type pistol, and always wanted to get a bit more bang from their gun! (400 CorBon is close to 10mm Auto without the inconvenience of having to buy a $$$$ handgun and pricey mags, as any 1911 converts to .400 CB and all standard .45 ACP Mags work!
Please note that I am also running an auction for a 400 CorBon conversion kit for M1911 type pistols (if you own a .45 Auto M1911-type pistol or clone, you can swap to 400 CorBon by changing the barrel!!!), and another auction for 400 CorBon factory ammo. So, if you want to swap over from .45 ACP, you could get the whole kit and caboodle for a fraction of the unit's new price. Of course, I will combine shipping on all of my auctions, and will ship via UPS or US Postal service, whichever you prefer, or failing a choice of yours, whatever is cheaper (Ammo must be shipped UPS, however).
This is a lot of Dies and Brass for the .400 CorBon pistol or M1911 that have a Conversion barrel. There are one set of Lee Custom Steel Dies, and a box of 5
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Los Chiles is a border town city in the north of Costa Rica.
It's pretty wealthy because of its geographic border situation. It's the most northern town and one of the two official border crossings between Plains of the North, Costa Rica and Rio San Juan Region in Nicaragua.
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On the Riverbank of the Rio Frio you can see sometimes Howler Monkeys and different birds. There´s a great path that goes along the bank, heading north from the dock. You´ll see lots of locals fishing, which is a great way to spend a day.
If it´s a weekend, you can probably catch an afternoon mejenga (soccer match) in the Central Plaza.
You can hop on a Tour boat driving around on the Rio Frio watching birds and stuff like that. Most of these tours are actually organised from Fortuna.
There are plenty of Sodas all over town.
Once dropped off by the bus, the main (and only) road leads to the harbour (a 10-minute-walk).
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Given a prospace (prosimplicial set) , we have constructed a simplicial set such that the Hurewicz homotopy groups of are the Grossman homotopy groups of . For the case of the end prospace of a space , we obtain Brown's proper homotopy groups; and for the Vietoris prospace (introduced by Porter) of a compact metrisable space , we have Quigley's inward groups. The simplicial subset of a tower contains, as a simplicial subset, the homotopy limit . The inclusion induces many relations between the homotopy and (co)homology invariants of the prospace .
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THE large number of Oklahoma classroom teachers who are 50 or older could result in a shortage of teachers in the not-too-distant future as these men and women retire, although one education official wonders whether the Great Recession has put some of those plans on hold.
Chance are it has, but in time the economy will recover, and when that happens the line of retirees is sure to grow — not just among teachers but across state government, which is filled with Baby Boomers. This has the potential to cause problems particularly in specialized areas such as information technology.
Melissa Maynard with stateline.org wrote recently about the effects of what one Indiana official called the "dam of older folks" who had been planning to retire but have put those plans on hold. In Oklahoma, Hank Batty, deputy administrator for the Office of Personnel Management, said the recession has delayed expected retirements but also has made it tougher to ensure a smooth transfer of knowledge to younger workers.
"It has forestalled the inevitable," Batty said. "We have not had to deal with the issues that five years ago we thought we would be dealing with now. However, there is no anti-aging cream in the works, so we will have to deal with this at some point."
A Stateline analysis of data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed that the number of state workers 55 and older has almost doubled in the past 10 years while the number of those younger than 55 has grown slowly. The result is, as Batty put it, "all the Millenials at one end of the spectrum and the Baby Boomers at the other, and there's no in between."
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The Disciplinary Committee found Ronald Hewitson, ACMA, CGIVIA, guilty of misconduct. His conduct had resulted in his conviction in July 2006 under the Forgery and Counterfeiting Act 1981, relevant to his membership. The sums involved were more than [pounds sterling]20,000. Mr Hewitson had also failed to inform CIMA of the conviction, in breach of the Laws of the Institute.
The Committee decided to expel Mr Hewitson. The Committee took into account the seriousness of the conduct, the financial sums involved and the issue of proportionality. Mitigating factors included Mr Hewitson's previous clear record, and that he had admitted the offences, which may have been committed almost seven years previously.
Convictions for offences of dishonesty are at the very highest end of seriousness, particularly when the offences are repeated and involve a significant amount of money. Protection of the public, the need to uphold proper standards and the maintenance of public confidence required the imposition of the most serious sanction. Mr Hewitson was also required to pay costs of [pounds sterling]9,165.
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I happened upon Paola Capriolo's Floria Tosca at the library the other day. I'd read the novel once before, when I was about 20, but I decided to give it a re-read, so that I could review it here on the blog.
The genre of the novel is "opera fanfiction", I would say – a genre very scarcely represented in literature. In fact, I'm pretty sure that this is the only piece of opera fanfiction I've ever encountered, which is a darned shame. Here's a list of opera fanfiction novels that I would totally write if I had the time as well as any notion that there is an actual market for the genre:
Born to Weep? – the story of Cornelia's tentative steps into a lasting love affair with Curio, proving that it is possible to be whole and find love again the second time around, even when your first love had his head cut off. Set after the events of Händel's Giulio Cesare in Egitto.
Musings of Musetta: the story of Puccini's La Bohème – from Musetta's perspective! The incorrectable flirt reveals her sensitive nature in the re-telling of this epic love story set in 18th century Paris. (I will admit to having attempted to write this very story when I was a teenager.)
Boris Begins: Boris Godunov's sinister personality and child-slaying ways are explained in this prequel.
Sorrow Floats: In this sequel to Madama Butterfly, Cio-Cio San's son grows up in the U.S., haunted by the vague memories of his Nagasaki past that his father and new mother are desperately trying to make him forget.
But back to Paola Capriolo. As the title reveals, the subject of Capriolo's novel is Puccini's opera Tosca about the diva Tosca, her artist lover Mario Cavaradossi, and the brutal chief of police Scarpia who claims Mario's life and Tosca's body. The story is written as Scarpia's secret diary and depicts Capriolo's idea of the events leading up to the story of the opera. Mario is only referred to secondarily, while Scarpia and Tosca take center stage in the novel.
A phenomological S/M story
The resulting novel is not bad. Capriolo manages to give us an entirely new take on the story of Tosca and Scarpia and gives us a rounded portrait of her brutal narrator. In Capriolo's interpretation, Scarpia is – when we first meet him – a man who feels at peace with his own brutality, and who even sees in his brutality an absurd kind of display of mercy and tenderness. As the chief of police in Rome, he is in charge of the torturing and execution of prisoners at the Sant' Angelo, and he firmly believes that he is acting as a merciful God's powertool when handling his gruesome tasks. When receiving letters from desperate mothers, pleading for the lives of their death-sentenced sons, he writes:
(NOTE: as I do not have access to the English translation of the novel, the quoted paragraphs from the novel are all my own translations)
First premise: by having your son executed, I obey the will of God
Second premise: God is Mercy (in this, at least, you will agre with me. If this be not the case, I strongly recommend that you talk to your confessor).
Conclusion: by taking your son's life, I act in accordance with the divine mercifulness, and my act is thus in and of itself merciful. If I were to spare him, I would be disobedient to the Lord and, thus, as can be inferred by the second premise, violate the laws of mercifulness. God keep me from comitting such a sin, and God keep you from wishing me to do so! Fight your human weakness, dear madam, and turn your gaze towards the eternal reward that will surely be granted if you manage to bear your trials with humility."
In other words, Scarpia has created a theorem for himself, according to which he can take pleasure in the chastising of his fellow men without any feelings of remorse or any sense of sin. The only drawback to this theorem is that it naturally leaves him quite lonely. He is commonly viewed as a vile henchman by his surroundings, whom he in turn scorns because they are unable to partake in his glorification of stern violence, and he is disgusted with the seeking of pleasure that he finds in his surroundings:
"These days even Poverty does not understand the beauty of simplicity, but manifests itself in twisted arabesques, excessive flower decorations, and from the hovels in the narrow streets – old patrician homes now invaded by the mob – the decor, which I had attempted to escape, soon began to weigh me down again in a deformed, depraved version. Inside the courtyards a chaotic wildernes of palm trees and climbers to find a morbid form of nutrition in the heavy summer air. Everything was growing inhibitedly everywhere, suffocating in its own luxuriance, and not only the plants, but also the ramshackle walls, the staircases on the cracked marble steps of which ragged children sat playing, and the mottled laundry hung out to dry in the archways, its spots and rags on display without shame, reflected a longing for decay, a vitality that tasted of death."
As you can see, Capriolo chooses a very phenomenological angle on the story, which is one of the things I like about the novel – it makes sense, considering how sensual most of Scarpia's music is, and her language is beautifully crafted and has an appropriate textural effect.
Capriolo's Scarpia finally finds a companion in his lonely love of pain and suffering when he gets to know Tosca. At first disgusted by the almost vulgar disharmony in her beauty – lily-white skin and raven hair – he gradually falls under her spell as he realizes that Tosca has a certain talent for the union of two other contrasts – pleasure and pain. This proces begins as Tosca, whiel bargaining with Scarpia for the life and freedom of her rebel boyfriend Mario, is given by Scarpia a golden bracelet that happens to look like one of the torture devices he uses in his job . A bracelet that's tight to the point where it digs into Tosca's skin and that he nevertheless catches her wearing willingly. His relationship to Tosca climaxes when Scarpia, during another one of their negotiations, takes Tosca to see the official torture chamber at the Palazzo Farnese, and Tosca wordlessly agrees to participate in a bizarre tableau of domination and submission:
He who had, before crossing that threshold, been baron Scarpia, took her, who had been Floria Tosca, by the hand and walked her to a wall, from which two iron rings stood out. He lifted her arms, making sure that he had tightened them sufficiently and then walked over to a wall cabinet and produced a thin chain. Returned to her and got down on his knees before her. Unstrapped one sandal, pulled it off of her, unstrapped the other, which she herself nudged off of her foot and pushed across the floor with her naked foot. He put the chain around her one ankle. Their gazes were then turned towards the large painting (by Cavaradossi, of Tosca as the Victorious Madonna) in the alcove, tore themselves from it again and met each other. He bent once more. She lifted her vacant foot, placed it on top of his head and pressed down. Eventually the pressure was released, but before he stood up, he remianed lying on his knees on the floor, engulfed by the sensations. And it was at this point in the ritual that the significanse of the word "fulfillment" was unveiled to him.
KINKY. And interestingly so – especially since we only get Scarpia's point of view on the situation. After this S/M tableau Tosca recoils from the advances of the baron, much to his dismay, and thus it is never clear what Tosca's motives were. Does she truly share Scarpia's perverted tendencies? Or was she simply executing her part as the talented stage performer, skilfully adapting her performance to the wants of her spectator, for the purpose of making him more prone towards saving her lover, Mario?
Floria Tosca as fanfiction
In the end, however, I don't really I buy this interpretation of Tosca. I find it hard to view it as anything other than an interpretation of the opera – or indeed as a fanfiction based on it – since I can't imagine that anyone would even come across this novel if they weren't already fans of Tosca. The problem I have with the story is that it fleshes out the characters of the opera too much. The phenomenology and the emphasis of the S/M aspects of the story take away from what I've always enjoyed most about the opera – the political and historical context of it. I'm not saying that Puccini's Tosca doesn't have any kink in it – it does. But to me, Scarpia, Tosca, and Mario Cavaradossi represent movements within a social struggle rather than actual human beings (I've discussed this briefly in a previous blog post). Mario represents the rebellious movement that is slowly gaining footing in society. Thus he is also starting to overtake the sympathies and the interests of the population – represented by Tosca who is essentially apolitical, but who strives to be happy and fulfil herself (living for "art and love") and will support whichever party gives her the opportunity to do so. This has hitherto been the established power, represented by Scarpia, and Tosca still belongs to this party in as much as she performs at their official celebrations etc., but as this party begins to feel her slip away, he resorts to the use of violence. I realize that such an analysis of Tosca conflicts with the fact that Puccini, unlike Verdi, was mostly an a-political composer who was probably more interested in the sentiments of his characters than the political situation of central Europe in June 1800. But I do think there's enough in his music to support my political analysis of the opera: In each of the three acts Puccini has made sure to compose music that points towards a situation much grander and graver than the love triangle between three characters: In the first act we have the choir of the devout congregation of the Sant' Andrea, in the second act we get the cantata of the victory celebration, and in the third act there's the song of the young Roman shepherd outside Sant'Angelo.
I need this in order to really enjoy the story of Tosca – I need the music coming in from outside, the music of history and society, if I'm not to disregard the story as a piquant, but ultimately un-interesting and slightly trashy love story. Capriolo's story is very wellwritten and an interesting take on a canonized opera story, but its story of a random man's sadist tendencies in 19th century Rome doesn't provide me with this extra, essential layer.


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5 Parks near Dade City, Florida
Webster, Florida 10.55 miles N
Wesley Chapel, Florida 13.34 miles SW
Zephyrhills, Florida 13.34 miles SW
Brooksville, Florida 14.24 miles NW
Dade City, Florida (map) | (352) 567-6045
Sites: 120 | Latest Rate: $10.00 | 2 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $10.00
This park is very comfortable and the people are VERY friendly! I got a travel trailer when I got relocated for a job, and I like it so much here, I ended up getting a park model for when my wife arrived! The park manager is simply the best and everyone is here to do whatever they can to help you! Plenty of activities go on here, so you can be as active as you want to be! Lot spacing is spacious. - Robert Kinder
Jan 2013 - $20.00
This was a return visit because it is fairly comfortable and a good rate with PA. Wi-fi with Tengo worked really well this time. Safe park, gated in a pleasant rural setting. The ladies in the office are wonderful. - Snooker2
Dec 2012 - $27.00
Well the residents and staff make this park what it is. Very friendly. Old campground that seems to be in some kind of transition. Lots of older park models for sale or rent. Have about 15 transient sites. Wi-Fi is through Tengointernet...really bad. Hookups are fine. Sites are adequate. Some have a cement pad. - Snooker2
10115 Wellington Ave. Dade City, Florida 33525 (352) 523-1228
Sites: 55 | Latest Rate: $17.00 | 1 Reviews
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Dec 2014 - $17.00
This is a Park model community with some RV sites. Very unlevel and hard to park on because of this. Most sites are on a hillside. Maintenance and upkeep is almost unheard of here. The place is over run by gophers and moles. Electric is put on wrong side of sites?? The ground is so soft you literally sink into the ground. Wifi, forget it! Bring your own. Train track close by but not too annoying . Sites are roomy is the positive about this place. They do have some concrete pads but are so small and not thought out or laid out well, 50 bucks more per month. No picnic tables. Place needs some owners that care. - Livin' the Life
Dade City, Florida (map) | (352) 523-2277
Sites: 256 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 3 Reviews
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Jul 2013 - $15.00
Clean. Quiet. Level. Those are the most outstanding points of this campground. On the other hand, no one could proclaim this place to have any shade or be generous on space between sites. Overall, pleasant but no beauty spot. If you come, be sure to visit the Giraffe Ranch a few miles to the north. It is a very rewarding experience. - LarryJohnston
Feb 2013 - $17.00
Price is three month rate but does not include electric of about $2 a day. We have been here since November of 2012 and thoroughly enjoy this park. Many park models here but plenty of spaces left for transients. Our site is very level and faces a row of pleasant park models. Palm tree lined streets add a tropical feel. All roads are paved. All sites are grass and a few offer concrete pads for your picnic table. Services are excellent although some sites require long connections for water and electric. Cable and phone are available thru BrightHouse and WiFi thru either BrightHouse or TengoNet. Very quiet at night except for a train which passes about a mile away. Park is located in rural area with orange groves on one side of park and pine trees on the other. Pleasant town of Dade City about 2 miles away and close to Zephyrville with its excellent Super Walmart for shopping. Extremely friendly people. We are planning to stay here again next winter. - Good Old Dan
Mar 2010 - $16.00
This park is a Carefree RV Resort that participates with Passport America; therefore we were able to stay for half price for two weeks! This park is about three miles from Dade City, is well maintained with very friendly and competent management. There are many full time park models in the park (mainly from Michigan and Wisconsin) and all the residents were very friendly and helpful to those in RVs. The laundry facilities were clean and modern as was the pool. There were many activities available to us but we were in Dade City to work with Habitat for Humanity, so we were not able to participate. Cable is not available to short timers so we used our satellite system. Internet is available. Dade City is about one hour west of Orlando and 45 minutes NE of Tampa. We would definitely stay there again. - Starguy
Dade City, Florida (map) | (352) 567-8667
Sites: 235 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 7 Reviews
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Feb 2014 - $35.00
Nice park seems OK, nice pool and hot tub. Entertainment was OK, but the better acts you have to pay for. Golfing is expensive and it's hard to get tee times. - basscat
Jan 2014 - $36.00
We stayed for a couple of months so the nightly rate was much lower. Campground is nice. Onsite managers are fantastic. Always around and always willing to help in any way they can. Sites are fair sized. They do run activities in the winter that are nice but a lot of them are held outside in a pavilion.......fine if the weather is nice. They do have a small hall for some things like bingo, small groups. There is no rec. hall to speak of. The one pool table in the pavilion is in pretty tough shape. The biggest deterrent for us was the constant trains. They all blow there whistle at the numerous crossroads and many stop and back up to unhook cars as necessary.....again blowing the horns constantly. With that being said, if your the type of person that can tone out the trains this could be an enjoyable place to stay. For us it was not and we will not return. - BlueBoy
Nov 2013 - $17.00
The park is very nice. It is a 55+ but welcoming to a little younger. Check-in was quick and the staff was friendly and helpful. We were escorted to our site. The restrooms were clean. Wi-Fi is free, but you need to take your device to the computer office in town so the service provider can enter your mac address into their computer. Browsing is slow. There is not really a place to ride a bicycle except throughout the park. You are located between Zephyrhills and Dade City. Dade City has antique shopping and little bistros. The location of the train tracks in close proximity to the park makes for a sleepless night. The trains seemed to come regularly through the night and because the park is close to an intersection, the train has to blow it's horn. We planned to stay for three nights, but had to leave after one. The noise was the only deal killer for us. - bicyclecampers
Dade City, Florida (map) | (352) 588-2013
Sites: 547 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 13 Reviews
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Feb 2016 - $38.00
Sites not level (need wood to level), single water and electrical post for 2 sites, one would be wrong side. Road into golf view rutted and exit has limbs so be careful. Mowing starts at 5:oo a.m. and continues all day, noisy not serene. View is not too bad, have a snack shack (food is good), no discounts Jan thru March. Good as a stopover but would not stay again long term. - basscat
Jan 2016 - $30.00
Stayed here January 2016 in RV South. Have stayed on Golf View grass parking in the past. Clean park, lots of things to do. 9 hole executive golf course. Golf greens are horrible this year with lots of dead spots and sand coated. Golf view parking area is nice, but it would be nice to not have to track grass and debris into RV if they had concrete pads and were not so hilly. No cable available. RV South has more level spots, concrete pads and mini barns. You do have to sign a one year lease $3k and buy share of stock approx. $2.4k currently in RV South. It's an an old Airstream park and volunteerism is strongly encouraged. Volunteering does aid in developing friendships. They do have a large entertainment bldg with entertainment some free some not free and a nondenominational church service every Sunday. The park is a good 10-15miles from restaurants and grocery, and one hour to the west Florida coast, Disney, and Tampa area. - GreenBoy
Jul 2015 - $35.00
The place was empty so we had our choice of spots. This is a 50/50 campground where many people stay half the year and are gone in the summer. They have a pool, which was closed for renovations. Well maintained nine-hole golf course which is walking only (unless you have a handicap sticker). Tennis courts, basketball, shuffleboard, horseshoes, activity hall, library, laundry facilities, etc. This is a great place to live year round. Plenty of bike riding and bird-watching. Beautiful, tranquil garden area taken care of by the residents. We like to count the Airstreams and there were over 100. I believe someone told us it was an old Airstream park. They even have a little water area where you can put your toy boat in the water to race. We enjoyed the quiet beauty of the summer. - bicyclecampers


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This is just a reminder that the library will be OPEN this coming Sunday, May 11 from 12-4pm. Check the website for more information about extended library hours during finals.
Extended Library Hours
The library will be open for extended hours between now and the end of the semester. See the schedule below, or visit the library website for more information.
End-of-Semester Research Help @ the Library
Students! Are you working on a research assignment? This week and next the City Tech Library will offer drop-in help to students in any course who are working on research assignments. Please come prepared with a copy of your assignment and any questions you have about the research process.
Stop by and speak with a librarian to:
Visit room A441 in the library (on the 4th Floor of the Atrium) with questions about your research. Librarians will be standing by!
Wednesday May 7, 4:00 – 6:00 pm
Thursday May 8, 12:30 – 2:30 pm
Monday May 12, 4:00 – 6:00 pm
Tuesday May 13, 12:30 – 2:30 pm
Wednesday May 14, 4:00 – 6:00 pm
Thursday May 15, 12:30 – 2:30 pm
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New! Encyclopedia of Social Work
Human Services students will want to check this out! We're now subscribing to the premium version of the Enyclopedia of Social Work. This is a core source that you will want to refer to regularly. Best of all, you can count on new material, updates to existing articles and lots of bonus material to help you with your studies as well as professional and career aspirations.
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Dibner Library at NYU-Poly to restrict access May 6-20
Between May 6 -20, the final exam period at NYU-Poly, the Dibner Library will be closed to people other than NYU-Poly students and faculty. City Tech Library's membership in ALB (Academic Libraries of Brooklyn) permits access to participating member libraries around Brooklyn, and any current City Tech student, faculty or staff member may obtain an ALB card at our library's circulation desk. Have more questions about ALB? Post a comment here, or ask a reference librarian!
Loving Story Screening, Monday, May 5th 2:30PM in Namm 119
The library is hosting a clip screening of "The Loving Story," facilitated by a discussion by Prof. Kevin Maillard of Syracuse University Law School in Namm 119 on Monday, May 5th at 2:30PM. Faculty and students are invited to attend.
The Loving Story:
Mildred and Richard Loving knew it was technically illegal for them to live as a married couple in Virginia because she was of African American and Native American descent and he was white. But they never expected to be woken up in their bedroom and arrested one night in 1958. The documentary brings to life the Lovings' marriage and the legal battle that followed through little-known filmed interviews and photographs shot for Life magazine.
Biography of Prof. Maillard
Kevin Noble Maillard is Professor of Law at Syracuse University. He is the co-editor of Loving v. Virginia in a Post-Racial World (with Rose Villazor, Cambridge 2012).
Continue reading Loving Story Screening, Monday, May 5th 2:30PM in Namm 119
Updates to American History in Video
American History in Video is one of the library's coolest resources. It's been revamped for a better look and feel. Recently, we've added 326 new videos. You can find specific titles via our online catalog: just search TITLE: American History in Video. Another plus about American History in Video: every video has a transcript.
Instructors: Did you know that you can create your own custom video clips as well as embed videos and use them in your teaching and assignments in class and online in Blackboard or OpenLab?
Let's Talk About It: Muslim Journeys
You are invited to participate in City Tech Library's upcoming "Let's Talk About It: Muslim Journeys" discussions, and receive four free books.
Discussions are open to all students, faculty and staff, and the general public.
Our discussion of Eboo Patel's Acts of Faith will take place on Tuesday, April 8, 3:00-4:30 in A432 in the library with Professor Jaskiran Mathur of St. Francis College.
Leila Ahmed, A Quiet Revolution, with Prof. Jaskiran Mathur –Wednesday, April 30, 3:00-4:30 in Namm 119
G. Willow Wilson, The Butterfly Mosque with Prof. Ghazala Afzal Tuesday, May 13, 3:00-4:30 in Namm 119
To sign up, please send your name to Prof. Ian Beilin at email@example.com or to Prof. Tess Tobin at firstname.lastname@example.com
These events are part of City Tech Library's ongoing series of screenings, lectures and discussions devoted to the diverse histories and experiences of the population of the United States.
Faculty/Staff Workshop: Introduction to Citation Managers
The City Tech Library, in partnership with the Faculty Commons, is pleased to invite all faculty and staff to a workshop. Looking to streamline and manage the research you do using internet or library sources, or a tool that your students can use to keep track of their research? Learn about citation managers — including RefWorks, EasyBib, Zotero, and Mendeley — that can help organize and cite references as well as share and discuss scholarship with colleagues at City Tech or beyond.
This workshop will be held on Wednesday, April 2, 1:00-2:00pm in Rm. A441, Library (Atrium, 4th Floor). RSVP to Prof. Keith Muchowski at email@example.com or Prof. Maura Smale at email@example.com. For more information, download the flyer.
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Comic and Cartoon Art Week at MoCCA, 4/1-6
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Blakli Kirstyn Nading of North Vernon and Lucas Larue Wehmiller of Seymour announce their engagement.
Miss Nading is the daughter of Gary and Kelly Pruitt of North Vernon and Timothy Nading of Columbus. She is a ninth-grade English teacher at Scottsburg High School, a 2012 graduate of Hanover College and a 2008 graduate of Jennings County High School.
Mr. Wehmiller is the son of Larry and Julie Wehmiller and Max and Barbie Wischmeier, all of Brownstown. He is a 2006 graduate of Brownstown Central High School and operates L&L Lumber and Wehmiller Express in Brownstown, with his father.
The wedding will be at 5:13 p.m. July 13 at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Seymour.
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Long Island Volunteer Center
Long Island Volunteer Center, an affiliate of HandsOn Network, offers a wide range of volunteer opportunities and events for Summer 2015. Click Here for a listing or visit their website.
Long Island Volunteer Center, an affiliate of HandsOn Network, offers a wide range of volunteer opportunities and events for Summer 2015. Click Here for a listing or visit their website.
Martin Clarke, a Life Scout of Manhasset Boy Scout Troop 97 is working towards his rank of Eagle Scout. His Eagle Scout Project is based on organ donation in New York State. The reason he selected organ donation as his project is because he is honoring his grandfather, Angelo Stekardis. His grandfather lived almost seven additional years due to his lung transplant.
Clarke is holding training for his volunteers at the Manhasset Library. When his volunteers are trained on organ donation he will hold Organ Donation Drives at North Shore Hospital, St. Mary's Church, and the Plandome Fire Department. He has other locations which he is firming up as well.
Sadly, New York ranks 49th in the nation in organ donor registry. Every 15 hours someone in New York State dies waiting on the transplant list. Clarke is hoping to save 400 lives by doing this Eagle project. For each person he registers, eight lives can potentially be saved and 50 lives potentially improved. His beneficiary is Live On NY or www.donatelifeny.org.
Clarke will be at North Shore Hospital on April 6 and 10, St. Mary's Church on April 19, the Plandome Fire Department on April 21. He is working to connect with the Manhasset Girl Scout leaders on April 13 at time of publication, but that date was not yet confirmed. April is organ donation month.
Click Here for Organ Donor Registry Enrollment Form
Manhasset CASA has been in existence since 2001 and works with numerous community partners to reduce substance abuse among youth by connecting parents, school, youth and the community as partners in this common goal.
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Enjoy this friendly, sharing and socializing community circle of people who enjoy needle arts-quilting,knitting, crocheting, embroidery.
The group shared their latest projects at a year-end luncheon. The Needle Arts Circle generally meets the 2nd and 4th Monday of the month from 11:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
For further information contact Helen Beall: email@example.com.
Just when we could no longer cope with the bone chilling cold, the Munsey Park Garden Club visited the library and brought in a touch of spring. Over 50 flower lovers came to your Library this past Thursday, Jan. 9, to enjoy the fabulously creative Marion Romeo, National Garden Club Master Judge of Flower Shows as she demonstrated arranging flowers for the home. The Munsey Park Garden Club and its programs are open to all. Mark your calendars to visit your Library for their next program on Thursday, April 10, at 1 p.m., as they present Waking Up Your Garden. Programs are open to all and are free.
For more information on MWCABC and its Outreach Program, please view their website at www.manhassetbreastcancer.org
Open meetings for photographers- from the novice to the professional. Interesting programs will be presented monthly. For more information please contact Laura Glabman, (516) 902-7012.
Their mission is to promote, protect and preserve the envoriment, and the birds that inhabit it, through education, advocacy and leadership. Please visit their website @ www.northshoreaudubon.org. Programs are free and suitable for children age 12 and up.
Manhasset Special Education PTA (SEPTA) is a parent-teacher group that services Manhasset's special needs community with guest speakers and experts on a range of special education topics. Please join Manhasset SEPTA at the library for their monthly presentations. Feel free to contact them to become a member online or suggest topics at www.ManhassetSEPTA.org
Check the library website for new bi-monthly educational photography meetings. All levels of expertise and new faces are always welcome.
Enjoy photos from the group's October competition.
New to Manhasset? Visit us at www.manhassetnewcomers.org to find out more about us or become a member.
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Last summer, my husband and I left our home in Austin, TX and traded in our desk jobs for the opportunity of a lifetime, working and traveling throughout Europe and Asia-Pac in pursuit of adventure, the great outdoors and above all, WiFi. Over the past 12 months we've lived what I believe my generation would call "the dream." We managed ...Read More »
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Business travel is expensive. A flight, hotel room, the time spent waiting through security or traffic, it all adds up. But what about the environmental price tag? Your carbon footprint is a representation of the effect you' or your business' has on the global climate in terms of the amount of greenhouse gases you produce. A flight from Atlanta to ...Read More »
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If there is one thing I love more than travel, it's shopping for travel. Lately I've been enthralled with the overflow of tech gadgets and travel products recently released into the market. As a fine purveyor of almost all things, I enjoy researching what's new for the avid traveler and will occasionally allow myself to dream of life-made-easy with clutz-proof ...Read More »
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Happy New Year and greetings from Munnar, India, home of India's world renowned tea plantations, green hills and stunning mountain-top views. As we mark our 5th week in South India, we look back and appreciate the many benefits of working in India – the delicious food, the welcoming locals, and most importantly, the low operating costs. Power outages and connectivity ...Read More »
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