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The End Gameby Gerrie Ferris Finger
Moriah Dru's weekend off with her lover, Lieutenant Richard Lake, is interrupted when Atlanta juvenile court judge Portia Devon hires Dru to find two sisters who've gone missing after their foster parents' house burns down.
An ex-cop, Dru established Child Trace, Inc., after leaving the force. Judge Devon sees to it that Lake is assigned to
Moriah Dru's weekend off with her lover, Lieutenant Richard Lake, is interrupted when Atlanta juvenile court judge Portia Devon hires Dru to find two sisters who've gone missing after their foster parents' house burns down.
An ex-cop, Dru established Child Trace, Inc., after leaving the force. Judge Devon sees to it that Lake is assigned to head the police investigation, because Dru and Lake together have a habit of solving cases.
After questioning the neighbors, the couple decide that the abduction of the girls looks like more than an ordinary kidnapping. Dru learns that in the past eight years two other foster children from the area have gone missing. The investigation turns up a snitch who tells Dru he's heard that a secret sex organization, with members named after chess pieces, is bound for Costa Rica with two girls. The chase is on to stop the kidnappers before they escape the country.
The latest winner of the Malice Domestic Best First Traditional Mystery Novel Competition, The End Game features a strong new heroine in a vivid Southern setting. Gerrie Ferris Finger puts a new spin on the classic mystery novel.
Editorial Reviews
The 2009 winner of the Malice Domestic Best First Traditional Mystery Novel Competition, The End Game debuts a winning heroine – ex-cop Mariah Dru, now dedicated to finding lost children through her agency Child Trace, Inc. Two sisters are missing after their foster parents die in a suspicious fire. The Cabbagetown neighborhood in gentrified downtown Atlanta offer suspects galore with lowlife deadbeats, violent parents, sex criminals, and even a creepy bureaucrat from the Child Protection Agency is under suspicion. After Dru discovers two other foster girls from the area have gone missing in the last eight years, she uncovers an international sex organization that kidnaps American children and ships them around the world for the sex trade. With the Amber Alert sounded and the child traffickers unable to get the two children out of the country, they might kill them, making it look like serial murder – the End Game.
With little introspection, mostly describing events, Dru trails the kidnappers. "Little girls who come from low-life, become low-life" is the rationale that the "Rook" – the head kidnapper – makes to justify pedophilia. The relentless action and snappy terse dialogue, fairly hard-boiled with short staccato sentences between Dru and Lieutenant Richard Lake, Dru's lover and former partner on the Atlanta police force, with the Southern setting, final action in an Atlanta train yard, it's a runaway ride to the end.
Phil Semler
"Punchy dialogue and sly humor keep things moving, and an 'eenie meenie miney moe' of neighborhood witnesses...come across as all the shadier for being unlikely suspects. Dru is a strong narrator."
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"A fast-paced and totally gripping story. It's also a darker mystery that will appeal to readers across the mystery genre."BookBitch.com
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- Publication date:
- 04/27/2010
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Satisfied, Lake and I lay apart on the king bed. The breeze through the window flitted across my skin, fine-tuning the pleasure of cooling down. In a little while, we'd get up, throw on sweats, and run the 10-K to Piedmont Park. We'd drop onto a bleacher to watch a pickup softball game—maybe join in if idle gloves lay nearby. Right now, though, an après snooze was the plan.
Not to be. A train horn moaned into my nap. The bedside clock said the seven A.M. from Birmingham was smack on time, the chug-rumble growing louder by the wheel turn. It's a miracle how the bricks and mortar of this old cotton warehouse—now lofts—withstand the shakes and have for more than a century. Lake lives on the third floor, and whenever our schedules give us a weekend together, we alternate between the burbs, where I live, and this place, which I adore.
I also adore train squalling. This behemoth's air horn warbled loud and long like an off-key contralto. I lifted a finger and tapped Lake's broad back. "Engineer Number Two." My brain's chock-full of useless knowledge, like knowing the signature sounds of seven air horn maestros.
Lake rolled his shoulder toward me. "Your cell."
"It's playing your song."
I got up, impressed again at his ability to hear my cell phone tinkling out Mozart with the train screaming by. My cell lay on the windowsill. I hoped it was a wrong number, but the display said otherwise. " 'Lo, Porsh."
Portia Devon yelled in my ear, "You in a tornado?"
Cranking the industrial window, I yelled back, "Train. Hang on." The chill in the room was no match for the cold lump of apprehension beating along with my heart. Last night, Portia and I closed a runaway girl case. It had taken me three days to trace the sixteen-year-old to San Francisco. Within an hour, I got the call she was a DOA. Portia and I salved our failure with a drink in her chamber. We said our good nights, and she told me to rest up, we'd talk Monday. "What's got you up so early?" I asked.
"You and Lake need to put your clothes on. Guess you haven't been watching the television."
"No," I said, looking at Lake, who'd raised himself on his elbows. "We haven't been watching television."
Lake grinned about the same time his landline rang. He listened for a few seconds, then his face lost its soft edge. He grabbed the TV clicker.
Portia said, "The fire's in Cabbagetown." Her voice crackled like the flames leaping on the screen, a replay of the fire that occurred earlier. "Two people dead. Man and wife. Foster parents. Two girls gone. Sisters."
"They weren't in the house, dead or alive."
"How old?"
I watched Lake slam his phone receiver and head for the bathroom.
Portia said, "One's nine, one's seven. The seven-year-old is deaf. You're hired."
Portia is a juvenile judge, and I own Child Trace, Inc. I search for missing kids, and my main client is the Search and Rescue Division of the Juvenile Court System. "On my way. Which street?"
"Cotton—by the old converted mill. I'll catch you there with details and bring photographs."
"Lake's on the case, too?"
"I talked to the Major Crimes commander. Thought you'd like that."
"Yeah, thanks."
Pressing END, I went for my backpack, slid the cell in, and thought about my poor overworked lover. A big-city detective lieutenant couldn't count on two whole days to himself unless he escaped to a desert island and changed his name. Neither, it seemed this morning, could an ex-policewoman turned child finder.
I pulled clothes from a wardrobe while I watched the tragedy on the tube. A helicopter hovered above the scene. Video caught firemen tromping through a gutted house and horrified people clinging to each other. The chopper ranged the neighborhood where searchers darted like fire ants. Closer to the ground, the lens tightened on a Search and Rescue dog pulling its handler along an overflowing ditch. Another SAR dog zigzagged across a playground with swings and seesaws.
Lake came from the bathroom toweling his chest. We exchanged glances. I said, "It was really nice while it lasted."
"Really nice?" he mocked, flinging boxers and socks from a drawer onto the bed. "You say better things about my wardrobe."
He's a tall, broad-shouldered man, but it's his face that captivates—all angles and irregularities merging to make him beautiful. Then my brain's devil-voice said, you're not the only woman in Atlanta who thinks so. I didn't have the time to dwell on my jealous side and whirled for the shower. I said over my shoulder, "It appears you're on loan to me."
"Isn't owning me enough?"
If only I did. "Portia made sure you got the gig."
"Lovely Portia."
As I washed hair and scrubbed body, I said goodbye to an amorous weekend and set my mind on the reality of what lay ahead. Kids going missing after their house burns down. Foster kids. Troubled kids. My kind of kids.
Out of the bathroom, dark hair dripping, I snatched up pants, shoved into them, and reached for my shirt. While I zipped and buttoned, Lake strapped on his cop gear, cell, radio, guns—his police issue in a shoulder holster and his personal Glock in a paddle holster at the back of his waist. He stuck his arms into his blue jacket, strung badges around his neck, and clamped on his trademark panama—a navy straw now it was spring. All the while, his eyes were riveted on the TV screen. "Those wooden houses are tinderboxes," he said, shaking his head. "A spark is all it needed." He flicked off the remote, and I slipped on my backpack—a compact leather thing with enough room to carry my mini-laptop, PDA, cell phone, and wallet. I'm licensed to carry, but my gun's at my house, not that I thought I'd need it.
Our footsteps on the wooden planks resounded like thunder through the hall and down the narrow steps. Apologies to the neighbors later. We bolted across the street to a security fence. Lake flashed his palm across the scanner, the gate opened, and we dashed to the unmarked police car.
As Lake raced through downtown, my heart beat to the pulsating blue teardrop lights mounted on the dashboard. This wasn't the weekend we'd planned, but I was ecstatic to be working with him again.
As if he'd read my mind, he reached to squeeze my hand. "Me, too, Dru."
My name is Moriah Dru, and except for old friends I'm called Dru, thanks to my cop days and M DRU etched on my metal name tag. I met Richard Lake when we were assigned to patrol the Atlanta Police Department's Zone Two. Within three weeks, we'd become lovers. When he got promoted to the Homicide Unit, I couldn't adjust to another partner, mainly because each man assumed he was taking Lake's place in my bed. After two lothario-type sidekicks, against whom I could have brought harassment charges, I quit and started Child Trace, something Portia had been pestering me to do since my maternal instincts (ha!) led me to my first lost child.
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Copyright 2010 by Gerrie Ferris Finger.
Published in May 2010 by St. Martin's Press.
All rights reserved. This work is protected under copyright laws and reproduction is strictly prohibited. Permission to reproduce the material in any manner or medium must be secured from the Publisher.
Meet the Author
Gerrie Ferris Finger is a winner of the Malice Domestic Best First Traditional Mystery Novel Competition. She lives on the coast of Georgia with her husband and standard poodle, Bogey.
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The End Game is the story of two young girls who disappear after their foster parents are killed and their house burned down. They may have been possibly abducted. Moriah Dru, a former cop, now an investigator specializing in finding missing children is hired. He soon learns that they may have victims of child abductors and other children have disappeared in the past. This story gets more passionate as Dru and Lt. Lake (the officer assigned to the case) get closer and closer to the answer. I enjoyed reading this novel as the characters were interesting and the action not too deep. It a quick read and although the subject matter is disturbing, Gerrie Ferris Finger has written a mystery that kept me involved.
This is a fast-paced tale centering on the kidnapping of two young sisters and the main character (Dru's) efforts to retrieve them. Finger has a very comfortable style; she introduces us to her characters, settings and plot in a way that is simple and effective without being condescending. Her dialog (Lanny is endearing) is spot-on and not overbearing, and her characters are very real. Lake and Dru are well-drawn and interesting, yet the sidebars into each characterization do not detract from the pace of the story. Finger's train jargon is interesting - I wish I knew enough to say it is accurate, but it feels real! Being that I live near Atlanta her use of Cabbagetown and it's environs gave the story added dimension for me. Several bits and pieces tossed out in the course of the tale (like the origins of the Bentley)) lead me to believe this is the first of a planned series of stories about Dru and her Child Trace organization. I will be among the first in line for the next installment. Well done!
I read a lot of mysteries and "The End Game" was great! The characters were interesting and well developed. The story had enough twists and turns to keep it interesting. This is a great read and would recommend it to everyone.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-110846342016-06-27T13:12:13.816-04:00Library BoyLegal research news from an Ottawa law librarianMichel-Adrienhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-14940543943486103572016-06-27T13:10:00.001-04:002016-06-27T13:12:13.164-04:00Brexit - What Happens Now?Now that a majority of voters in the very (Dis)United Kingdom have voted in favour of leaving the European Union, what happens?

The Canadian Bar Association's National offers some insight in an article on The legal implications of Brexit.

The UK House of Commons Library has published a few research notes on the topic.

And according to Slaw.ca, whether you think the UK did the right thing, punched itself in the face in a moment of stupefying self-delusion or just jumped off the white cliffs of Dover without a parachute, it might be a boon for lawyers: "Leave it to lawyers to turn the largest demerger in history into business like advice on tax, 'antitrust, immigration, intellectual property, trade agreements, employment and other areas of law'."Michel-Adrienhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-85513647712538334062016-06-26T21:43:00.001-04:002016-06-26T21:43:22.680-04:00Further Details About the Dissolution of the Canadian Library AssociationThe membership of the Canadian Library Association (CLA) voted on January 27, 2016 to dissolve the organization and launch a new federation of Canadian library associations.

The CLA provided an update about the transition.

It includes information ab0ut:

Special Purpose Funds (charitable donations received by CLA for a special purpose)

lease of CLA office space

CLA Archives

who will be taking over advocacy work on copyright, ebooks and other issues

CLA Position Statements

who will take over CLA Awards, Scholarships and Research Grants

CLA websites

administration of the Library Materials Shipping Tool

physical assets

the RDA cataloguing standard

accreditation of Canadian MLIS programs

who takes over the Young Canada Works program

Copyright on CLA Publications

and many others

Earlier Library Boy posts on the topic include:

Proprosal to Create Federation of Library Associations to Replace Canadian Library Association (October 15, 2015)

Results from Survey on Future Canadian Library Federation (December 8, 2015)

Canadian Library Association Special Meeting in January to Vote on New Library Federation (January 6, 2016)

Canadian Library Association Votes to Dissolve and Make Way for New Library Federation (January 28, 2016)

Canadian Library Association CLA Digest for February 2016 - What Happens After CLA Dissolves (February 22, 2016)

Update on Creation of New Canadian Federation of Library Associations (March 30, 2016)

Update on the Dissolution of the Canadian Library Association (May 1, 2016)

Michel-Adrienhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-51722706342339498232016-06-23T13:45:00.000-04:002016-06-23T13:45:13.332-04:00July/August 2016 Issue of AALL Spectrum The July/August 2016 issue of AALL Spectrum, a monthly publication of the American Association of Law Libraries, is available.

 From the Editor's Note:
"This issue of AALL Spectrum highlights 'best practices' in a variety of operational environments. Best practices save us time and resources. Th ey keep us from having to reinvent the wheel and allow us, instead, to simply adopt and modify practices and procedures for our own unique environments. As such, it is easy to view them as solutions. I regard a best practice as less of a solution and more as a platform from which to confront the next emerging challenge. A best practice solves the problem for today, but not the emerging or morphing problem."
Michel-Adrienhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-84460841375400291372016-06-22T19:00:00.000-04:002016-06-22T19:00:46.452-04:00Most Recent Issue of Evidence Based Library and Information PracticeThe most recent issue of Evidence Based Library and Information Practice, an open access, peer reviewed journal that is published quarterly and hosted at the University of Alberta.

Articles that caught my attention include:

Library Assessment and Quality Assurance - Creating a Staff-Driven and User-Focused Development Process: "Gothenburg University Library has implemented a process with the goal to combine quality assurance and strategic planning activities. The process has bottom-up and top-down features designed to generate strong staff-involvement and long-term strategic stability... In 2008 the library started implementing a system in which each library team should state a number of improvement activities for the upcoming year. In order to focus the efforts, the system has gradually been improved by closely coupling a number of assessment activities, such as surveys and statistics, and connecting the activities to the long-term strategic plan of the library."

Educating Assessors: Preparing Librarians with Micro and Macro Skills: "To examine the fit between libraries' needs for evaluation skills, and library education and professional development opportunities. Many library position descriptions and many areas of library science education focus on professional skills and activities, such as delivering information literacy, designing programs, and managing resources. Only some positions, some parts of positions, and some areas of education specifically address assessment/evaluation skills... Four bodies of evidence were examined for the prevalence of assessment needs and assessment education: the American Library Association core competencies; job ads from large public and academic libraries; professional development courses and sessions offered by American Library Association (ALA) divisions and state library associations; and course requirements contained in ALA-accredited Masters of Library Science (MLS) programs. "

Evaluating Approaches to Quality Assessment in Library and Information Science LIS Systematic Reviews: A Methodology Review: "Systematic reviews are becoming increasingly popular within the Library and Information Science (LIS) domain. This paper has three aims: to review approaches to quality assessment in published LIS systematic reviews in order to assess whether and how LIS reviewers report on quality assessment a priori in systematic reviews, to model the different quality assessment aids used by LIS reviewers, and to explore if and how LIS reviewers report on and incorporate the quality of included studies into the systematic review analysis and conclusions."

Michel-Adrienhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-31169986698172244722016-06-21T20:39:00.000-04:002016-06-21T20:39:13.188-04:00Edinburgh Law Review Wins British Legal Journal of the Year Award The Edinburgh Law Review has won the 2016 Legal Journals Award given out by the British and Irish Association of Law Libraries (BIALL).

In presenting the award, Karen Palmer, President of BIALL, said:

"This year's winning title stood out for the scope and depth of its content, combining the very best in traditional academic legal journal publishing in editorial authority, layout and quality of indexing with a broad range of original contributions advancing contemporary scholarship in the law of its principal jurisdiction."
The Award was presented in Dublin on 9th June during the 2016 BIALL Annual Conference.

The aim of the Legal Journals Award is to reward the publishing profession for quality products and outstanding contributions in the field of legal serial titles whether online or in print.
 The specific aims of the Legal Journals Award are to:

Recognise and reward excellence in legal serials publishing

Promote awareness of outstanding products

Encourage the highest quality of publishing

Set industry standards

BIALL is a sister association of the Canadian Association of Law Libraries.Michel-Adrienhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-19512398261089262362016-06-20T20:26:00.003-04:002016-06-20T20:27:27.815-04:00Free Oxford University Press Resources on BrexitOxford University Press has made a number of resources freely available relating to this week's referendum in the United Kingdom on its continued membership in the European Union:

From Oxford Scholarly Authorities on International Law, leading commentary on the articles of the Vienna Conventions on the Law of Treaties on Termination and the Consequences of a Termination

From Oxford Handbooks Online, an overview of accession and withdrawal in the law of the EU

From Oxford Scholarship Online, a scholarly analysis of accession and withdrawal after the Lisbon Treaty

the Brexit Debate Map will help readers keep track of recent commentary on and information about the legal consequences of a Brexit

[Source: Off the Shelf, Osgoode Hall Law School Library Blog]

Michel-Adrienhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-32317873968919276052016-06-19T15:39:00.000-04:002016-06-19T15:40:11.633-04:00Primary Research Group Report on Bundled Journals Package Contract Negotiations BenchmarksNew York-based Primary Research Group has published a report on Bundled Journals Package Contract Negotiations Benchmarks:

"The study presents data from 37 libraries and consortia, predominantly research university libraries, about their experiences in negotiating bundled packages of journal subscriptions with major publishers. The report gives detailed information on which librarians by work title play the primary role in negotiations, the role of others in the organization, such as legal counsel, and spending on negotiation training. The study also looks at the provisions of contracts, providing data on the percentage of contracts with financial distress cancellation clauses, with title swapping privileges, provisions for perpetual access, and use of non-disclosure agreements and other contract terms."
Print and PDF versions are available for $109(US). Site licenses are also available.

Earlier Library Boy posts about Primary Research Group include:

Primary Research Group Report on Library Database Licensing Practices (January 15, 2011)

Law Library Benchmarks 2012-13 (April 23, 2012)

Law Library Benchmarks 2014 (April 10, 2014)

Survey of Law Library Database Licensing Practices (February 14, 2016)

Survey of US Law School Faculty: Evaluation of the Law Library (April 21, 2016)

Michel-Adrienhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-57754251937643323952016-06-19T15:34:00.001-04:002016-06-19T15:34:07.843-04:00Statistical Profiles of Library and IM Communities in the Federal Public ServiceI found this on the Librarianship.ca website about  two infographics about the Information Management (IM) and Library Science (LS) communities in the federal public service:

"The 2014 Public Service Employee Survey (PSES) IM Community infographic is based on the PSES responses of employees who indicated that they identify with the Information Management (IM) community in relation to their current job. The Library Science (LS) Population 2015 Infographic is based on the regional pay system and highlights key demographics for the 260 LS in the Core Public Administration (CPA)."

 "There were 4,627 respondents from the 2014 PSES survey who self-identified as part of the IM Community (...)"

 "The 2015 LS population infographic shows that the majority of LS are located in the NCR (73%), are women (77%), with their first official language being English (78%). Library and Archives Canada is the department with the largest number of people in the LS category with 19%. The largest group and level is LS-02 at 50%, followed by LS-03 at 33%. The LS group is older than the CPA with 74% over 40 years old compared with 65% in the CPA."

Michel-Adrienhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-86107601397719036912016-06-16T17:59:00.003-04:002016-06-16T17:59:35.482-04:00Supreme Court of Canada: New Library Titles The list of new library titles added to the Supreme Court of Canada collection for June 1-15, 2016 is now available on the Court website.

 It is possible to subscribe via e-mail to receive the list. Michel-Adrienhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-83575966231573836942016-06-15T20:40:00.001-04:002016-06-15T20:41:11.098-04:00LégisQuébec Official Legislative Website Now FreeLégisQuébec, the website that contains official versions of Quebec laws and regulations, today went totally free.

The site which offers access to current and former versions of Québec statutes and regulations often going back to the late seventies used to require a subscription for many of its more advanced features.

The revised site has documents in HTML, PDF or EPUB formats.

LégisQuébec is produced by l'Éditeur officiel du Québec, the official publisher of the provincial government.Michel-Adrienhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-17373885604291828572016-06-14T20:45:00.000-04:002016-06-14T20:55:01.892-04:00Survey for Law Library Benchmarks, 2016-17New York-based Primary Research Group will soon publish a new edition of Law Library Benchmarks, a survey of law libraries.

US and Canadian law libraries that contribute through a survey will receive a free copy of Law Library Benchmarks, 2016-17 Edition:

"Participants receive a free pdf copy of the report when it is published. Your institution will be listed as a participant but the information that you provide is absolutely confidential; all data is amalgamated in a statistical package; no data is presented for individual institutions. Only law libraries from the USA or Canada are eligible for this particular study (though many of our studies are international in scope)."
Earlier Library Boy posts about Primary Research Group include:

Primary Research Group Report on Library Database Licensing Practices (January 15, 2011)

Law Library Benchmarks 2012-13 (April 23, 2012)

Law Library Benchmarks 2014 (April 10, 2014)

Survey of Law Library Database Licensing Practices (February 14, 2016)

Survey of US Law School Faculty: Evaluation of the Law Library (April 21, 2016)

Michel-Adrienhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-55257898330399389202016-06-13T12:38:00.002-04:002016-06-13T12:40:34.696-04:00Bibliography on Lone Wolf Terrorism Greta E. Marlatt from the Naval Postgraduate School Center for Homeland Defence and Security (Monterey, California) has created a Lone Wolf Terrorism – A Brief Bibliography(updated to May 2016).

 It is divided into sections for articles, books, reports, hearings (US Congress) and theses.

 Material is international in scope and covers individuals motivated by radical right ideology, extreme religious fundamentalism as well as other violent ideas.Michel-Adrienhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-56816224445310832222016-06-12T21:36:00.000-04:002016-06-12T21:38:29.556-04:00Canadian Urban Library Council to Administer Library Materials Shipping ToolThe Canadian Library Association (CLA) announced last week that the Canadian Urban Library Council (CULC) is assuming the responsibility of administering the Library Materials Shipping Tool:

"This tool provided libraries across Canada access to affordable shipping rates. As a result of CLA's pending dissolution, it will no longer be administering this tool however we are delighted to share with you that the new administrator of this tool will be the Canadian Urban Libraries Council (CULC). CLA has been working with CULC to ensure that existing customer needs are met. More information will be provided through CULC on this transition."
In January, CLA members voted to dissolve the association and replace it with a new national library advocacy organization, the Canadian Federation of Library Associations. CLA has been gradually transferring its many responsibilities to other organizations and it will close its doors at the end of June.

You can find more information about the CULC on their website.Michel-Adrienhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-46677806585425946192016-06-09T21:11:00.000-04:002016-06-09T21:11:17.794-04:00Upcoming Webinar on Capturing and Communicating the Value of IM Services in a Corporate CultureThe Library Connect Newsletter from Elsevier is hosting a webinar on June 21, 2016 with Ulla de Stricker on Capturing and communicating the value of information management services in a corporate culture:

"Ulla de Stricker shares tips and recommendations to inform the work information managers need to do in telling their value stories. Moving beyond usage statistics, Ulla will demonstrate how impact measurement is key to making the business case why it's worth paying for Information Management services. Impact analysis in turn requires understanding of stakeholder groups' projects and priorities. Strategic planning is required to maximize positive influence on business outcomes, and communication skills are essential in getting the word out. Come away from the webinar with insights you can put to use immediately to prove the value of information managers."
Michel-Adrienhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-37042542921632527632016-06-08T16:00:00.000-04:002016-06-08T16:03:08.420-04:00Oyez Oral Archive of US Supreme Court Moving to Legal Information Institute at CornellOperations for the Oyez Project, a multimedia archive of US Supreme Court hearings going back to the 1950s, will be taken over by the Legal Information Institute (LII) at Cornell University:
Since we've never been very good at talking about ourselves, we thought we'd let the others do it for us this time. When he broke the story in a May 25th article titled "'Oyez Project' New Home Will Keep Supreme Court Audio Free to Public," Mr. Mauro [Tony Mauro of the National Law Journal] aptly noted that the United States Supreme Court "has taped oral arguments for the last 60 years and deposited them with the National Archives. Oyez makes the audio available on its website with additional information, including searchable transcripts that are synchronized to the audio."
The Oyez Project is currently housed at the Chicago-Kent College of Law, part of the Illinois Institute of Technology. LII, based at the Cornell Law School in Ithaca, New York, was founded in 1992 with the goal of making American legal materials freely available on the Internet. Michel-Adrienhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-28671546239658746002016-06-07T16:21:00.001-04:002016-06-07T16:21:39.645-04:00HeinOnline Oral History of Law LibrarianshipU.S. vendor HeinOnline has created a series of online interviews entitled An Oral History of Law Librarianship.

The interviews are part of the HeinOnline library  Spinelli's Law Library Reference Shelf and are viewable on the HeinOnline YouTube channel. There are more than 100 interviews available.

The interviews feature individuals in the profession as they discuss and reflect on their experiences.

The most recent blog item about the series presents Gretchen Van Dam, Circuit Librarian at the Library of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit and Archivist for the Northern District Illinois Court Historical Association in Chicago, IL.Michel-Adrienhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-32958847681593608402016-06-06T19:42:00.003-04:002016-06-07T09:40:23.246-04:00New Paper on How Strategic Technologies Strengthen LibrariesThis is a follow-up to the Library Boy post of May 8, 2016 entitled American Libraries Journal Publishes Library Systems Report 2016 .

That post described the Library Systems Report 2016, an annual report on trends in the library technology industry produced by Marshall Breeding, a well-known library tech expert who also edits the Library Technology Guides website and produces the annual International Library Automation Perceptions Surveys.

Breeding recently wrote a short paper on Strategic Technology strengthens the Capacity of Libraries to serve their Communities that he will present at the IFLA World Library and Information Congress 2016 taking place August 3-19, 2016 in Columbus, Ohio.

The paper provides an overview of resource management systems, discovery services, open source systems, and business trends in the library systems field.

From the conclusion:

"The industry of companies involved in creating or supporting library technology products has seen dramatic consolidation. In stark contrast to the fragmented business environment of a decade or two ago where dozens of companies competed with overlapping and less differentiated products, the numbers of companies and products seem uncomfortably narrow (...)"

"This narrowed menu of choices also has a positive perspective. Rather than distributing development resources and talent among many similar products and projects, this consolidated environment focuses larger levels of resources on each one. As the complexity of libraries has multiplied, the systems and platforms needed must likewise be more sophisticated. In addition to software development, many of these new platforms require content components such as knowledge bases, bibliographic services, and large-scale discovery indexes which require enormous resources to create and maintain (...) The competition is also balanced through open source alternatives. The number of open source projects is likewise narrow, but with global communities of developers coalescing around each one."

"This phase of the realm of library technology is like no other that has come before. It is a time where there are fewer brands to choose from within each product genre, but one where the options are distinctive in their visions of functionality. The companies and products in place now are the survivors in an industry where many others have fallen through ruthless rounds of mergers and acquisitions. The products now in play are sophisticated and increasingly specialized for the needs of specific types of libraries. Instead—or in addition—to implementing these new platforms, libraries can also lend their support to the open source projects with large-scale and coordinated development communities."

"Libraries today have opportunities to approach technology strategically. Instead of picking through many different brands of the same kind of product, libraries can choose among this smaller set of options with differing visions of resource management and discovery. Libraries can channel their technical expertise less at commodity tasks such as the administration of servers and operating systems and more on higher level activities such as working with the APIs of these new platforms to create new services."

Michel-Adrienhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-59024254176536249252016-06-05T13:23:00.000-04:002016-06-05T13:23:12.880-04:00 Agreement of Library and Archives Canada and National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation to Safeguard Residential School RecordsLibrary and Archives Canada (LAC) and the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) announced last week that they have signed an agreement to ensure the preservation of, and public access to, the records of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) on residential schools:

"LAC will provide the NCTR with digital copies of the TRC's records, on-site archival advice and technical expertise. NCTR will provide LAC with access to documents from the TRC that have not yet been transferred to LAC. The agreement also establishes areas of collaboration related to special initiatives including public engagement, exhibitions, events, and the ongoing sharing of records that are relevant to the issues of indigenous peoples."

"Both the NCTR and LAC are committed to preserving documents of national importance that bear witness to the Canadian experience. Making the records accessible to residential school survivors, their families, and the public is a key outcome of the agreement."
The NCTR is permanent home for all statements, documents, and other materials gathered by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. In 2015, the Commission released its findings after its years-long investigation into the many abuses against Aboriginal children at Church-run Indian Residential Schools in the 19th and 20th centuries.

The Centre hosts a massive database of its collections including:

the materials from the TRC

testimonials from survivors of the schools

millions of records from federal departments and from Library and Archives Canada (records detailing how the schools were created and run; school admissions; school histories; administration records; photographs; maps, plans and drawings)

records from churches that ran the schools (student records; photographs; school newsletters; cemetery records; religious records; administrative records)

Michel-Adrienhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-76897481610363493882016-06-05T13:12:00.004-04:002016-06-05T13:12:52.684-04:00Library and Archives Canada Announces National Heritage Digitization StrategyLast week, Dr. Guy Berthiaume, the Librarian and Archivist of Canada, today announced the launch of a National Heritage Digitization Strategy (NHDS) that will identify potential digitization projects that could be realized over the next ten years:

"The strategy will ensure the long-term viability of documentary heritage records by encouraging quality, standards-based efforts. It will complement the strategies developed by Canadian memory institutions and assist them in fulfilling their goals, while ensuring that a national plan of action is in place."

"The NHDS will cover published and unpublished analogue material of national, regional and local significance and will draw from the collections of public and private archives, libraries, museums, galleries, associations and other memory institutions."
The following digitization goals have been identified as being achievable in the 10-year timeframe:

90% of all published heritage before 1917 and 50% of all monographs published before 1940;

All scientific journals published by and theses accepted by Canadian universities before 2000;

All microfilm from memory institutions;

Selected audio and audio-visual recordings;

Selected archival fonds and finding aids;

All historical maps;

All archival material of genealogical interest.

Michel-Adrienhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-76303010007095259782016-06-02T19:06:00.002-04:002016-06-02T19:06:38.499-04:00June 2016 Issue of In Session: Canadian Association of Law Libraries' e-Newsletter The June 2016 issue of In Session is available online.

It is the monthly e-newsletter of the Canadian Association of Law Libraries (CALL) and contains news from CALL committees and special interest groups, member updates and events.Michel-Adrienhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-68775500846040530892016-06-02T19:05:00.001-04:002016-06-02T19:05:06.269-04:00Supreme Court of Canada: New Library Titles The list of new library titles added to the Supreme Court of Canada collection for May 16-31, 2016 is now available on the Court website.

 It is possible to subscribe via e-mail to receive the list. Michel-Adrienhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-45292519440047235772016-06-01T15:59:00.002-04:002016-06-01T15:59:30.437-04:00Special Edition on Cost of Justice of the Canadian Forum on Civil Justice NewsletterThe non-profit Canadian Forum on Access to Justice (CFCJ) publishes a monthly newsletter about Access to Justice.

The latest issue is devoted to the Cost of Justice in Canada:
"Over any given three-year period, almost 50% of Canadians over the age of 18 will experience at least one civil or family justice problem. Other than knowing that people cannot afford the legal system, we know very little about the specific costs of justice in Canada, particularly about affordable justice services and our collective well-being."

"In this special edition of the Canadian Forum on Civil Justice (CFCJ) newsletter, we provide an overview of several recent research publications from the CFCJ's Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) funded 'Cost of Justice' project which, we anticipate, will contribute significantly to the conversation around the costs of justice in Canada, not just in dollars, time and opportunity costs, but also to the state and to the livelihood of the people accessing our justice system."
Michel-Adrienhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-64435662172172969072016-05-31T16:58:00.001-04:002016-05-31T16:58:12.031-04:00Public Legal Education and the Access to Justice Movement Conference in OctoberA number of Ontario-based organizations are holding a conference on Public Legal Education and the Access to Justice Movement that will take place in Toronto this October.

 Topics to be covered include:

Practical and strategic use of technology

Cross-sector collaboration and innovative partnerships

Public participation in finding access to justice solutions

Advancements in public legal education and information

Access to justice as a social movement

Plain language communication

PLEI needs assessments and evaluation

Changing relationships between legal experts and the public

Training and supporting "go-to" intermediaries

 A call for proposals will be going out in a few weeks. Michel-Adrienhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-55447969223747003382016-05-30T17:53:00.002-04:002016-05-30T17:53:47.095-04:00WILU 2016 Library Instruction Conference Begins in Vancouver The 2016 WILU conference started today in Vancouver. It continues to Wednesday.

WILU stands for Workshop for Instruction in Library Use and is an annual conference devoted to research and innovations in the area of information literacy and library instruction.

The presentation materials from many earlier WILU conferences can be found in the WILU History section of the 2016 conference website.

By the way, many of the materials presented at the American equivalent of WILU known as LOEX are available from the May 2016 LOEX conference held in Pittsburgh.

Michel-Adrienhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11084634.post-25863740118611542632016-05-29T18:25:00.000-04:002016-05-29T18:26:34.214-04:00Message from the Chair of the New Canadian Federation of Library AssociationsAs Canadian libratrian should know by now, the membership of the Canadian Library Association (CLA) voted on January 27, 2016 to dissolve the organization and launch a new federation of Canadian library associations known as the Canadian Federation of Library Associations (CFLA).

The CFLA's new chair Paul Takala has written a message with the latest developments about the new organization.

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Whats your schedule like? How many naps does your lo take and how long are they?
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He dictates the schedule for the day. He breastfeeds on demand and sleeps for an hour after he's been awake about 2 hours.
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Posted 09/18/2012
Up at 8am
2 decent naps - 1hr morning in crib (like 10:30) 1 hr afternoon in swing (2pm) and a few lil 15 min catnaps usually after nursing or a car ride.
9pm bedtime- usually wakes once, up at 8 for the day :)
2 decent naps - 1hr morning in crib (like 10:30) 1 hr afternoon in swing (2pm) and a few lil 15 min catnaps usually after nursing or a car ride.
9pm bedtime- usually wakes once, up at 8 for the day :)
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Posted 09/18/2012
Up around 630-730, eats plays then back down for a nap around 9. Usually lasts maybe an hour. She eats every 3 hours, so 7, 10, 1, 4, 630 then down for the night around 7. There's usually another nap in there, but it's much less predictable.
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Posted 09/18/2012
Up for the day around 7:30-8. Eats and plays and first map by 9. I feel like Her wake times are really short. She's usually only awake 1 - 1 1/2 hrs before she takes another nap. Naps are anywhere between 30 min to an hour. Since I'm a sahm, she dictates the schedule for the most part. She eats about every 3 hrs. Bedtime is about 8:00-8:30, wakes to eat around 4, then sleeps til 7:30-8.
Posted 09/18/2012
My schedule is something like Elizabeth's. We get up at 630-7ish now, and he'll take two 1 hourish nap and then a few catnaps during the day
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Posted 09/18/2012
I'm a sahm also and I posted on the teaching your baby and toddler to sleep and they said he sleeps to much in naps (4 hours) they said max 3.5 and that's probably the reason he is fighting me to no end but... He is tired with a max two hour wake time and the sleep chart says 4-5 hours up to 6 months so I'm confused and I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong
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Posted 09/18/2012
His naps tend to be 1 1/2-2 hours but his third nap is 30 to 45 min would you advise to maybe keep naps at a hour instead of two? Ehh idk sometimes i just don't want to mess up.. Well I never ever want to mess up!
Posted 09/18/2012
we're up at 5:30 usually nap at 7:20 from then til bedtime it's on her cue. bedtime between 9-10 dh usually has her asleep before I go back to go to bed then I curl up with her and we sleep til 5:30
Posted 09/18/2012
Don't read too much into all this. All the numbers are guidelines not absolutes. You will mess up none of us are perfect. It sounds like you're doing great. What is he fighting you on? I would consider a different ped you should be on the same page as them which sounds like your not. I still nurse and nap on demand but it looks like this 5:30-6 wake up 8 am nap for 30-60 min. Around 11:30 long map min hour Max 2 hrs. Sometimes he'll doze picking up big sis around 3 if so 30 min and 30 min around 5, if not about 4 he will sleep about 45-60 min. Then asleep by 7-8 depending. But don't stress on how long they sleep as long as they don't seem overtired its fine.
Posted 09/18/2012
My LO currently dictates the daily schedule. The day starts at 7am and he eats every 2-3 hours after that. He usually takes 1 or 2 great naps during the day that last 1-3 hours. around 8:30pm we start our bedtime routine. He sleeps from 9:30pm-5am. Up at 5am for a bottle sleeps 2 hours, eats and then up for the day:)
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Ms Lambert said: "Many people aren't aware that fracking is a threat not just to our countryside, but to our capital too.
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On City balks at stiffening rules against dogs in public cemeteries
bearded_gnome 2 years, 9 months ago
Commissioners on Tuesday said they wanted to still allow pet owners to take their dogs to a grave site.
---yes Terry Riordan, dogs are very important to some people, that's right. perhaps stiffen the fine for feces left in cemetaries? but indeed do not outlaw dogs altogether.
RazzelT 2 years, 9 months ago
Check your facts. Harvey has a lost a daughter, not a son.
appleaday 2 years, 9 months ago
Many cities have dispensers containing plastic bags that are attached to trash cans along with signs reminding pet owners to pick up after their pets. I think there's a fine already in place that could be enforced. Of course, those inconsiderate enough to think they don't need to pick up after their pets probably won't respond to an ordinance.
Frederic Gutknecht IV 2 years, 9 months ago
"You rapscallions stay off of my (FOREST) LAWN!"
I heard that from a grave the other day as I was picking up dog droppings. The word in parentheses may not be correct as it was somewhat muffled, but it definitely was an "f" word.
Seriously, though... I see no reason to embalm and entomb the dead in an attempt to "respect" or glorify them. What are we, a bunch of zombie worshipers?
Hold whatever and whomever you want in your "heart" and do pick up your poop, people!
Matt Schwartz 2 years, 9 months ago
Dogs can poop on graves and couches cannot be on porches.
patkindle 2 years, 9 months ago
yes, we need more signs, people respect them how about in front of banks, stating, it is against the law to rob this bank, please go elsewhere, thank you
Scott Morgan 2 years, 9 months ago
patkindle, you had me smiling. Of course it's not the fact folk disrespect cemeteries, or rob banks, flip the bird to another driver, it's of course the slow march to incivility.
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