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Partners can deliver cloud-based managed and hosted Cisco TelePresence and business video services, with the Cisco TelePresence Exchange System and service provider cloud solution architecture. The Cisco TelePresence Exchange System provides a telepresence service-creation platform, to support new and expanded service options.
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The Cisco TelePresence Exchange System and Cloud Solution architecture helps reduce deployment costs and operational risk through a modular approach that integrates:
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Partners can also introduce a range of basic and advanced media services for telepresence, including highly secure intercompany calls, as well as:
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These new virtual meeting rooms let enterprises have video meetings any time, from anywhere, with simple set-up and management control.
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Designed to hold books face forward, this bookrack keeps favorite titles on display and makes it easy for kids to choose what they want to read.
- 38.5" wide x 5.5" deep x 44.5" high
- Crafted of kiln-dried solid hardwood.
- Mounting hardware secures the rack to the wall for added safety.
- Our exclusive finishes are applied by hand for exceptional richness, durability and depth of color.
- Wood swatches, below, are available for $20 each. We will provide a merchandise refund for swatches if they're returned within 30 days.
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- Overall: 38.5" wide x 5.5" deep x 44.5" high
- Shelf Area: 36" wide x 3.5" deep x 11" high
- Weight: 24.5 pounds
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Wild Rose cozy cotton flannel pajamas will keep you warm from fall to spring. Button-front top is detailed with piping. Approx. 27" long. Flannel pajama bottoms have a drawstring waist with elastic in back for personalized comfort. 29 1/2" inseam. Machine wash and dry. Imported. Available in both Misses' and Women's sizes.
- Cotton flannel pajamas are both pretty and practical
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by SewLady High-quality fabric used I ordered and received these last month, and have washed and dried them twice now, prior to altering them (I have to shorten literally everything). I must say I'm impressed with the high-quality flannel that is used. I've been a sewer for almost 60 years now, and I know good fabric when I see it. This is GOOD fabric! Nice and heavy, closely-woven, and soft, and the print is clear and sharp. It washed up nicely, too. I wouldn't hesitate to order your flannel pajamas again. I just wish you carried petite sizes!! January 12, 2016
Rated 2 out of 5Â by blueangel0925 Pretty pajamas that didn't fit These pajamas are pretty, but that's the nicest thing I can say about them. I bought them in a large, and the waist was far too big. When I pulled on the drawstring, it snapped, so I can no longer wear these pajamas without them falling off. I will buy again from this company, but not this product. January 11, 2016
Rated 3 out of 5Â by PC2 Pants Oddly Constructed Although the flannel is very comfortable, the pants are unusable as they are almost impossible to adjust, so they continually fall down. Unlike other commenters, I don't want to take the time to re-sew and fix them myself. Also, the PJs have shrunk a bit and now the pants are too short. I had expected higher quality from this company, but have been very happy with their products in the past. January 10, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Shasta Lovely pattern and fabric The flannel is nice quality, very soft and comfortable. They're very warm for cold winter nights or chilly spring ones. They're a pleasure to lounge in before bedtime and a pleasure to sleep in. April 5, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5Â by C.B. Disappointed I purchased the "Wild Rose' p.j's in Large, expecting them to be loose and comfy. (This is the size that I have ordered from VCS in the last several years.) They were 'skimpily' made, and no where near as comfy as the "cardinal' pattern that I have worn for two winters, now. If I were you, I would not use the manufacturer of those Wild Rose pjs again. P.S.: I have a sister in N.Y. who is ill and lost 50 pounds in three months. The Wild Rose will do for her for now. So all is not lost. March 2, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5Â by JMK Construction shortcomings The flannel itself is of good substantial quality, nice and soft. There are two problems with the bottom part. First, compared with other pajamas I've purchased from the Vermont Country Store, the upper end is barely deep enough to reach my waist. Pajamas that bind in the seat are not good. Second, the system for tightening the waist so that the bottom part doesn't fall down does not work. There is a very narrow casing, with some skimpy elastic in back and drawstrings in front to pull and tie. But it is nearly impossible to pull these flannel drawstrings through a flannel casing so tight. Finally I took my seam ripper and just undid the whole casing, removed the little elastic and drawstrings, and ironed the top (now raw) edge of the bottoms flat. Fortunately I had a flannel remnant that color-coordinates with the pajamas. When time permits I will sew on a band about six inches high, then fold it down in half and hem it, in effect adding nearly three inches to the top end of the bottoms, which should make them roomier and therefore more comfortable. At the top of this extension I'll sew a casing about an inch wide and insert a proper band of elastic all around. This will be much more comfortable around my waist and certainly more secure in terms of the bottoms not falling down. But I should not have to resort to such measures. February 26, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by kagybear66 Mom 99 Loves Flannel PJ's Two years ago I got a pair of flannel pajamas with the red cardinal pattern for my mom and during the Winter they keep her toasty warm. This year she decided she wanted a second pair so I got the Wild Rose pattern and in addition to keeping warm they are just the right size. She doesn't ask for much but keeping warm is important to a ninety-nine year old. January 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5Â by TXDEE PJ's for Mom I sent these and another pair of pajamas to my mom in her nursing home. She simply LOVES the softness and warmth. She has even stated that all the nursing assistants that help her dress always comment on how beautiful her pajamas are and how warm they feel. They are just perfect for her! November 29, 2013


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Sometimes leather just gets too much credit. If you've ever seen the new hit show The Starter Wife, you know Deborah Messing keeps a very unique journal shown here:
The Starter Wife Epica Hand Marbleized Journal
Certainly this is something very different than what we're used to seeing. In the World of Epica, we find that most people are fascinated with Italian Leather and generally select our solid leather line as special purchase. Certainly, we would never dissuade anyone from that type of purchase because after all, it is our specialt, but there is another little known secret about Florence and Tuscany where so many other wonderful goodies like food, jewelry, wine and leather come from, and that is the phenomenon and timeless nature of Hand Marbleized Florentine Paper. There is a great deal of history that goes along with such paper but for this post we just want to let you know how it's made because we've witnessed it first hand…
It's a matter of opinion but in many ways Hand Marbleized Florentine paper when totally hand made (and not photo copied) is even more unique and special than leather because each piece is one of a kind. Literally no two pieces on the planet will ever be identical and here's why:
It all starts in a basin full of mixed oils or acrylic in several unique colors. A Florentine artisan literally creates 'marble' designs inside the basin and creates the perfect design using various tools and brushes. Think of oil painting in it's freest form. Once sufficient colors have been added, blended and played with, a rather large sheet of special water and oil resistant paper is then set on top of the oils to transfer the design. Various techniques are used to remove the paper which gives it unique swirls, shapes, sizes and in some cases the more famous peacock look. The now hand marbleized paper is then laid out to try an racks that resemble large cookie sheets to dry.
Once dry the paper can now be used in place of leather to create one of a kind masterpieces in the form of journals, guest book and photo albums. On higher end journals the corners are capped in leather as well as the spine and 1/4 of the book itself to prevent fraying and unnecessary damage during ordinary use. The result is something quite extraordinary. We find that, just like different fabrics or bed linens, simply gazing at one of these books uplifts your mood — assuming of course you like the color scheme , but that's what getting to choose your own is all about.
If you ever want to know more, drop us a comment and we'll reply asap with everything we know from our knowledge base. Hand Marbleized Paper products also make amazing accent pieces for the home or office and help to tie in colors and themes or add a splash of color to an otherwise muted surrounding. We prefer them by the stack!


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Expect a very protective ride in the Salvation 3, with good shock absorption that never feels pillowy. Heel strikers can count on a very progressive touch-down and a good amount of spring on toe-off. In fact, the transition in this shoe almost feels like it's on power assist. The Salvation 3 isn't going to rocket your foot forward, but it does feel like it's doing some of the work of forward momentum for you, a product of its firmer ride and energy transition from heel to forefoot.
The upper is a luxurious place for your foot to do its thing, with a very roomy fit but still enough structure to hold you on the platform. The padded heel collar hugs your heel but the fit of the shoe opens up considerably from there. Given the extensive overlays, premium materials and technologies throughout, the Salvation 3 remains a heavy shoe, even after dropping an ounce from the prior model. Still, testers felt that Adidas deserves a lot of credit for dumping bucketfuls of technology into the Salvation 3 while still creating a responsive, energetic experience for the runner who needs a bit more shoe underfoot.
Don't let the heavy, bulky feel right out of the box fool you. Put the shoe on and you'll find a pretty smooth ride with good energy to keep you moving forward.
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En español | She's four feet 11 inches and her little-girl voice tells you sweetly, yet somehow defiantly, that she won't stop fighting until there's justice in the world.
"I know I'm an idealist. My eventual goal is to prevent the rich from getting richer and the poor from getting poorer," says Erica Fernandez, not pausing for breath or for effect.
If that sounds impossibly naïve, it could be because she's 20, a junior at Stanford University, and she believes in magic.
"What else can I call it?" says the environmental and community activist who was honored last year by renowned primatologist and conservationist Jane Goodall. Fernandez has also met President Obama, hobnobbed with environmental-minded movie actors such as Pierce Brosnan and received accolades and awards from organizations such as the Earth Island Institute's New Leaders Initiative, which gave her a much-coveted Brower Youth Award when she was only 16. A Gates Millennium Scholarship and assistance from Stanford cover her education expenses.
"Look where I started and where I am now. It's all kind of magical, isn't it?" says Fernandez.
Perhaps, but there's also her hard work and her ability to reach across generations to organize communities around issues that range from immigration reform and affordable housing to clean water and green spaces. Some of her friends and mentors, including Goodall, are old enough to be her grandparents.
"A key message of mine is that every individual makes a difference," wrote Goodall in an e-mail. "Erica certainly illustrates just what a difference one individual can make."
Gloria Roman, 56, met Fernandez about seven years ago. The then 12-year-old approached her during a beach clean-up day in Oxnard, a city 60 miles north of Los Angeles.
"It's her enthusiasm, her eagerness, how she throws herself into a project, that first appealed to me," says Roman. "It was clear she had no problem speaking to people much older than she," says the community activist.
That meeting proved fateful. Guided by Roman, Fernandez soon joined the work of local groups that for years had tried to stop the world's largest mining company, BHP Billiton, from building a liquefied natural gas terminal just off the Oxnard and Malibu coastlines. The plan called for running a 36-inch pipeline through a predominantly low-income Latino neighborhood. At minimum, the project would have led to the displacement of numerous families. A leak or any other accident would have put many more at risk, local activists say.
Fernandez campaigned door-to-door, spoke in schools against the project, participated in protests and took her impassioned arguments before various state commissions. In the end, BHP Billiton cancelled the project.
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September 9, 2013
ISBE Announces Finalists for Illinois Teacher of the Year
2013-14 Illinois Teacher of the Year to be announced Oct. 19
SPRINGFIELD – Eleven teachers from across the state have been selected as finalists in the Illinois State Board of Education's annual "Those Who Excel," educator recognition program. The winner will be announced during an October banquet in Normal that celebrates the contributions and accomplishments of nearly 200 educators and school personnel from throughout the Prairie State.
"These eleven teachers are excellent representatives of Illinois' many enthusiastic and passionate educators who are leading our children and schools," said Illinois State Board of Education Chairman Gery J. Chico. "They consistently create new strategies that keep students engaged and excited about learning and achieving. We are pleased to have this opportunity to publicly recognize their efforts and thank them for their commitment to Illinois' students."
A selection committee comprised of administrators, teachers and representatives from educational service personnel, student support personnel and past Illinois Teacher of the Year winners reviewed approximately 200 nominations this year.
Each nomination is individually reviewed and scored three times. Nominations are scored based on personal background information, the nominating recommendation and letters of support from colleagues, parents and students. In addition, nominees must respond to questions focusing on student success, collaboration, continuous learning and leadership. Scores are compiled and averaged to determine one of three levels of recognition: Excellence, Merit or Recognition.
Teachers earning an Award of Excellence are finalists for Illinois Teacher of the Year. Illinois has named a state Teacher of the Year since the mid 1950's. In 1970, the Illinois State Board of Education became involved in the Teacher of the Year selection, and the first banquet was held in 1974. During the 1980's, ISBE began adding other categories so that educators in a variety of positions could be publicly acknowledged for their efforts. The Early Career Educator became the most recent addition in 2006.
Brian Curtin is the 2013-2014 Illinois Teacher of the Year. Brian teaches English at Schaumburg High School in Township High School District 211.
"This has definitely been a life-changing and career-changing experience because of all the people that I've met, specifically teachers, students and community members," Curtin said. "What I found really rejuvenating was the collective passion and desire to do what's best for kids. It was really eye-opening for me and something I wish all teachers could see and experience."
The 2013-14 Illinois Teacher of the Year will be announced during the Those Who Excel banquet Saturday, Oct. 19 at the Bloomington-Normal Marriott Hotel and Conference Center in Normal. The Teacher of the Year will represent Illinois at NASA Space Camp in Huntsville, Ala., and in the Council of Chief State School Officers' National Teacher of the Year Program.
Here are this year's finalists:
John Bierbaum teaches U.S. History, World History and Psychology at Normal Community West High School in McLean County Unit School District 5.
Mark Buesing is a science and physics teacher at Libertyville High School in Community High School District 128 in Vernon Hills.
Amanda Dearmond teaches reading and Language Arts to 7th and 8th grade students at DuQuoin Middle School in DuQuoin Community Unit District 300.
William Fritz is a Communication Arts teacher at Adlai E. Stevenson High School in Adlai E. Stevenson High School District 125 in Lincolnshire.
DeLores Mannes teaches Language Arts to 6th grade students at Parker Junior High School in Flossmoor School District 161.
Kerry (Fran) Meyers is a math, science and Ancient Civilizations teacher of 6th grade students at Brimfield Grade School in Brimfield Community Unit School District 309.
Pam Reilly teaches second grade at Woodbury Elementary School in Sandwich Community Unit School District 430.
Sina Rowe is a kindergarten to third grade Special Education teacher at Goshen Elementary School in Edwardsville Community Unit School District 7.
Aaron Sitze teaches English at Oregon High School in Oregon Community Unit School District 220.
Amy Walsh is a fourth grade teacher at Tioga School in Bensenville Elementary School District 2.
Donna Whitaker teaches science to 7th graders at West Junior High School in Belleville District 118.
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Charlize Theron Oscar-winning actress Charlize Theron, a native of South Africa, left school when she was 16 and moved to Hollywood with her mother to pursue a career in film. (Photo by Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images)
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My title just about says it all. My 6 month old (with his new two little teeth) is biting, pinching and scratching while nursing.
He is responding to "no biting" when he bites, and doesn't do it as often as he did earlier on, and the scratching is tolerable if I keep his nails trimmed, but it is the pinching that is KILLING me!
He is like a cat kneading my breast while he nurses. I have tried telling him "no pinching", holding his hand, moving his hand, making him hold his other hand, and nothing is working. I even tried (at the suggestion of my sister) flicking his hand, which he thinks is so funny. It is so painful that I am getting really frustrated when we nurse. It started out as something he did every once in a while, but now it is every time, and the whole duration of each nursing session.
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"African governments have a unique opportunity to turn the climate crisis into an opportunity. The starting point is for them to start creating domestic markets in clean technologies, many of which are now widely available. They need to define themselves as leaders in "green innovation" since they have not committed themselves too excessively to polluting technologies. They should be vigilant against import of polluting technologies. It is a chance for them to build a new image around their moral standing of being the lowest polluters."


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I'm very happy to a doing a cooking demo and book signings Saturday and Sunday, Sept, 27 and 28th in Portland at Oregon's largest plant-based food event!
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Whether your best pal complains about work or her husband, chances are you've kept mum. "Women tend to feel responsible for their friends' feelings," says therapist Julie Hanks, "so we keep our mouths shut to prevent jeopardizing the friendship." Here, women share what they've never told their BFFs, and experts advise on when to stay quiet.
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"I don't like your boyfriend." "My best friend is in a toxic relationship. It's the same story over and over: He gets drunk, they have a fight and she 'kicks him out.' But then he apologizes, and she forgives him. I want to tell her he's bad for her, but I know she won't listen; she's afraid this guy is her last chance to have a child," says Danette.
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If it's not a matter of a cheater, abuser or toxic situation, and you just don't like the guy for superficial reasons, grin and bear it. Says Hanks, "If she's chosen him, and you've chosen to remain friends with her, then nothing good comes of letting her know you just don't like him." Instead, avoid spending time with them as a couple, while always leaving the door open for her to talk if the relationship does turn dangerous.
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"I can't believe you never gave me a wedding present." When Karen* got married two years ago, she was shocked that one of her closest friends didn't bring a gift—and still hasn't made good. "It leaves me reeling every time I think of it. I'd never dare say anything because, well, don't I sound a bit petty?" [*Some names have been changed.]
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The present is probably something you can let go, advises Hanks, "because you can choose to believe that your friend truly cares about you, and that maybe she forgot or feels embarrassed about it." But if it's an ongoing situation, such as your friend not calling, then you can say something like "It makes me feel like you don't care about our friendship, because I'm always the one calling you."
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"You never want to talk about our issues." "One of my best friends is incredibly smart and my go-to person for advice. We share all the good and bad stuff about our lives, but never address any kinks in our friendship, so our relationship feels somehow incomplete and not fully realized," says Lori.*
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"If your friend can't be relied on for the level of friendship you want, you can end up feeling like you're not being heard," says Doree Lewak, author of The Panic Years. "This is worth addressing—otherwise, what's the foundation of the friendship?" It's fine to have friends on different levels; you may just have to manage your expectations.
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"Your husband hit on me." "I never told my best friend that her then-boyfriend, now husband, hit on me," says Shelley.* "She was so madly in love with him that I couldn't bring myself to hurt her by telling her. I figured she'd catch on by herself that he was no good—but she ended up marrying him."
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Though the ship has sailed in Shelley's case, if you know for a fact that a friend's boyfriend or husband is a cheater, you should absolutely tell her. But speak carefully. Hanks suggests trying this: "Something happened that I'm really uncomfortable with, and as your friend I want you to know." That's different from "Hey, your boyfriend is a big jerk!"
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"Your children drive me crazy!" "I love my best friend dearly—but her kid? I can't stand him! He's my son's age, but he has no respect for adults, and I find him unpleasant to be around," says Lisa.*
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What children can do to a friendship is similar to what a husband or boyfriend can do: Personality conflicts can drive a wedge between friends, says Lewak. "If this is a close friend, address it, but use empathy," adds Hanks. Try this: "I want to share my concern that when Joe is here, he's doing [XYZ]. Mom to mom, I want to let you know, and I hope that if my Susie is like that at your house, you'd tell me."
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"You complain, but then you don't take my advice." "My friend complains all the time about her work life. She's had five jobs in four years, and they're never right. I stopped trying to give her advice because she never takes it, and I don't want to waste my breath anymore," says Sandra.*
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Having a friend continually dump unhappiness on you can be exhausting. If you value the friendship, then "ask her what she wants when she shares her complaints," suggests Hanks. Say something like, "I know this job stress has been going on for years. I've tried to [help] but I don't feel like I'm giving you what you need. What might help?'" If she just wants a quiet sounding board, set boundaries so you don't feel drained.
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"You don't lean on me." "I met my best friend in college. We talk at least twice a week and get together whenever we can. But one thing that hurts me is that she doesn't tell me when something really important is going on in her life. She bought a house, but didn't tell me she was looking. She was very ill and I didn't know until I called and her husband told me. I wish she leaned on me for support," says Mary.*
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Sounds like Mary's friend finds support elsewhere—and it may not occur to her that Mary feels hurt about being left out of the loop, says Hanks. "Tell her how you feel: 'I'd love to know more about what's going on in your life, even if it's hard. I really care about you and I want to be supportive, especially during the difficult times.'"
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Student profile: Naomi LiangWednesday, January 27th, 2010
Swarthmore College 's Externship Program is an opportunity for a current student to spend five days at the workplace of an alumnus/a in order to gain practical exposure to a career field. Naomi Liang joined us in Special Collections this January:
From January 11 to January 15 I participated in an externship offered by David Conners, Digital Collections Librarian (Swarthmore alum '03), at Magill Library's Special Collections. The Swarthmore Extern Program entails five days of job shadowing to allow undergraduates to explore a particular field of interest. My current prospective majors are philosophy, English literature, and sociology/anthropology. Since knowledge accession, reading culture and, generally, the process of research have long been fascinations of mine, I was happy to be able to absorb librarian life during my five days at Magill.
I spent much of my time working with David on digital archiving – scanning and photographing photographs used for classes, scanning books, reformatting digital audio, and cataloging art. I sat in on a meeting of TAG, the Tri-College Technology Advisory Group, where librarians worked out the final logistics of the neat-looking new service Tripod Mobile (a mobile-friendly version of the catalog for use on smart phones). During this time I also shadowed Ann Upton, Special Collections librarian and Quaker Bibliographer, who, along with David, guided me around the rare book vault and allowed me to pull out random items out of curiosity (including a beautiful 1854 edition of Walden and Christopher Morley's German literature notes from 1910). Ann also showed me her process of deciding which rare books or Quaker books to add to the collection. We also answered emailed reference questions regarding Quaker genealogies, and I spent a few hours working on the beginnings of a new project in Special Collections – the digitization of 19th century Quaker fiction illustrations for an exhibit on the popular depiction of Quakers.
Of course, my gathered gemstones of experience at Magill were not all from work. During the coffee breaks and the all staff meeting I attended, "all staff" at Haverford consisting of only a little over 20 people, I was able to witness the collaborative and truly congenial atmosphere of a library workforce. I was amazed by and very grateful for the welcome I received by everyone, as well as for the stories I've heard from people in various stages of the library career – a current student, a recent graduate, and librarians who are well into their careers and love what they do, a number of whom began their life as college graduates with jobs completely unrelated to librarianship. I absolutely enjoyed my time at Haverford, and I am looking forward to my next visit to Magill's Special Collections.


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"Most produce vendors are not under a permit or inspection program," said Peter Oshiro from the state Department of Health.
As long as the fruits or vegetables are whole and uncut, they aren't inspected for things like bacteria that can cause sickness, or even death.
"Over the last 10-to-15 years, all these pathogens have caused a great numbers of recalls and illness so we have to be much more diligent," said Oshiro.
But, the only safety program is a voluntary audit through the Hawaii Farm Bureau, which makes sure products are packed in clean and separate boxes, workers wash their hands and produce, and animals are kept in contaminating production areas.
"Customers don't expect to get sick from local foods, so we try to prevent that by requiring good agricultural practices," said Dean Okimoto of Nalo Farms.
Following stricter safety protocols can cost a lot. For a bag of greens, it could add up to 50 cents more a pound.
Okimoto and other farms found at the Kapiolani Community College farmer's market are in the minority.
Many small farms do not follow the same rules mainly because of the cost.
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In fact, you may have a little more fun if you have to put more thought into creating the atmosphere for holiday spirit, and anytime we can find a bargain, it's just another version of a shopping high.
The holidays can be the most wonderful time of the year, but for some, it is the most depressing time of the year. Let's do what we can with what we have and spread the holiday joy.
Let's take in a big whiff of holiday scents, listen to classic tunes, break out some old VHS tapes, find a new way to wrap gifts and create goodies just like Mom used to make ...
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A great way to bring that holiday feeling to the forefront is to light some candles that take you back to the best holiday feeling.
Maybe your grandma baked apple pie the week before Christmas or you found candy canes in your stocking on Christmas morning. No matter what your special memory is, capture it and embrace it. Find it in a candle scent, light it at home, sit back and enjoy.
If you really want to get ambitious, buy a candle-making kit at your local craft or hobby store and make the perfect scented candles either for your home or someone else's. Your holiday memory can double as a great homemade gift.
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No. 4: Classic holiday sounds
As your favorite scented candle flickers near the window, break out the old vinyl or crack open the iTunes. Sway to the music that only makes an appearance once a year, the music that snaps you right into that holiday spirit.
Some radio stations even go to an all-holiday-music format right around this time of year. While the incessant holiday music so long before Christmas can drive some people nuts, embrace it. Sing along and remember the holiday season comes around only once a year.
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- "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" - Brenda Lee
- "It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas" - Perry Como
- "Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow" - Dean Martin
- "Frosty the Snowman" - Jimmy Durante
- "Silver Bells" - Johnny Mathis
- "Rudolph, the Red Nosed Reindeer" - Gene Autry
- "O Holy Night" - MercyMe
- "Baby, It's Cold Outside" - Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Jordan
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No. 3: Turn back the clock
Holiday time is family time, so what better occasion to dust off the old home movies?
Remember when Mom flipped the video camera over and made all the footage sideways? Show that video. Show the video of making snow angels in the front yard, or the first time the kids went down the sledding hill that looked huge and dangerous through their young eyes.
If your family wasn't into home movies, don't fret, your old VCR still can get in on the holiday fun. Chances are you have some of the movie classics of the season lying around. Bust those out and have your own holiday movie festival.
Need some suggestions? Consider movies such as "Miracle on 34th Street," "Babes in Toyland," "A Christmas Carol," either of the first two "Home Alone" movies, "Elf," "It's a Wonderful Life," "The Muppet Christmas Carol," "The Santa Clause" and "A Charlie Brown Christmas."
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The process was inspired by an explosives making method
What can't palladium do? Named after the mythological statue erected by Greek goddess Athena in honor of Pallas, the daughter of her cousin whom she slew in a friendly fight, the platinum group metal (PGM) is
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The LBNL researchers were inspired to use palladium as a means of producing higher-carbon byproducts based on a similar technique used to produce cordite, a type of smokeless explosive. While largely made obsolete by newer formulations in the improved military rifle (IMR) nitrocellulose smokeless powders, cordite played a key role in military history, being used heavily by the British in World War II.
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describes the pickup of this throwback catalysis process, remarking, "In some ways, this work is a step back in time in which a very old fermentation process is being used with some new engineering and chemistry. While there has been some progress in engineering microbes to produce advanced biofuels, the quantities produced thus far – technically, the solution's titer – tend to be very limited. A hybrid method, combining microbial production with chemical catalysis, might provide a pathway to more efficient production of these advanced biofuels."
The process begins by bacterial fermentation. [Image Source: Toste Group]
From a layman's perspective, the bacteria takes biomass -- say yard waste -- and "digests" it to produce a byproduct that is three parts acetone, six parts n-butanol, and one part ethanol. The acetone is the key to move to longer chains, as it can be used to "tack" on carbons onto the short-chain alcohols, building long carbon chains that mirror those found in traditional fossil fuel-derived gasoline.
The acetone's nucleophilic alpha-carbon undergoes alkylation reactions to produce longer chain carbons. But the process is slow and energetically unfavorable, so a catalyst is needed to lower the energy barrier.
Many catalysts were tested, but the LBNL team found one worked much better than the rest -- palladium. Researchers say the process, which they tested in small vats, is amenable to commercial production.
II. Challenges Remain
One limiting factor will be the cost of palladium. While fuel is valuable as anyone who drives a car recognizes, palladium is an even more expensive resource. It sells for approximately $20,500 USD per kilogram [
]. Therein lies one problem; the longer the ABE spends on the palladium, the more long-chain byproducts are produced. So if you had more palladium and more vats, you could spread the ABE out for more palladium TLC. But the high costs are somewhat limiting to that approach. That said, process engineers could optimize the process to maximize yields and minimize cost.
Still, the process is much better than other ABE techniques, such as hydrogenation from a yields perspective. States Professor Blanch, "Integrating chemistry and fermentation is a useful way to capitalize on the best of both worlds. The chemistry described in our Nature paper is exciting because new carbon-carbon bonds are being formed between molecules and oxygen is being rejected without the need of hydrogenation. This results in very high yields."
The researchers have published their work in the prestigious peer-reviewed journal
. The paper's co-authors include Professor Blanch, plus
Pazhamalai Anbarasan
Zachary Baer
Sanil Sreekumar
Elad Gross
Joseph Binder
Douglas Clark
, and corresponding author
Dean Toste
The research was funded by the
Energy Biosciences Institute
Coming up with a viable biomass supply change is a key challenge.
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Looking ahead, while the researchers exhaustively tested a series of PGM catalysts, they are hopefully that they may discover even better novel catalysts. Comments Professor Toste, who splits his time between UC Berkley and LBNL, "While palladium on carbon was the best catalyst in these tests, we have already identified other transition metal catalysts that could be even better."
Tough challenges for a biomass-based fuel economy remain -- including how to
funnel/transport common biomass sources
(yard waste, forestry byproducts, farm waste, etc.) into a steady supply chain to fuel production facilities. But work like this gives biomass fermentation a leg up over other struggling biofuel offerings like
the highly unattractive corn ethanol
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OCLC WorldShare Management Services growing around the world, now live in more than 100 libraries
OCLC WorldShare Management Services (WMS) recently reached a significant milestone, the 100th live implementation. Plus, more than 75 additional libraries on three continents−Australia, Europe and North America−are now in contract to implement WMS. This growth enhances network effects for libraries that join this cloud-based cooperative endeavor that launched for general release in July 2011.
On March 6, the University of Nebraska Omaha's Criss Library was recognized as the 100th library to implement WorldShare Management Services. OCLC President and CEO Jay Jordan and other OCLC staff joined the library's staff to celebrate that day.
"We are now starting to feel at home in this cloud-based world and believe that these services will steadily grow and improve, as other university libraries follow our lead and switch to WorldShare Management Services."
"We wanted a library management system that was cutting edge," said Steve Shorb, Dean of the Criss Library at the University of Nebraska Omaha. "Moving to WorldShare Management Services is going to allow us to keep pace with current and emerging trends in technology and take full advantage of new developments and applications created specifically for libraries as they become available."
According to Rene Erlandson, Director of Virtual Services at the Criss Library, flexibility was key in the decision to implement WorldShare Management Services. "We wanted a more full-featured ILS, and WMS gives us the flexibility and features that will help us continue to grow and add new services as they are developed within the community."
OCLC WorldShare Management Services offer a new approach to managing library workflows cooperatively, including integrated acquisitions, cataloging, circulation, patron administration, resource sharing and e-resource management.
OCLC WorldShare services and applications eliminate traditional operational silos and deliver new efficiencies in library management, freeing libraries from the restrictions of local hardware and software to provide more time to focus on serving users and communities.
Just days before the Nebraska celebration, Tilburg University in Tilburg, Netherlands, became the first library in Europe to turn on WMS functionality for its users. Tilburg (TiU) is a major public research university with approximately 12,500 students.
"TiU and OCLC worked successfully together in an intensive period of cooperation," said Marc van den Berg, Library Services and IT Director at Tilburg University. "We are now starting to feel at home in this cloud-based world and believe that these services will steadily grow and improve, as other university libraries follow our lead and switch to WorldShare Management Services."
WMS is gaining momentum elsewhere in Europe as well. In addition to Tilburg University, libraries in Spain, France and the United Kingdom will implement WorldShare Management Services as their sole library management solution in 2013.
Eric van Lubeek, Managing Director of OCLC EMEA, saluted Tilburg as a pioneer. "We are indebted to TiU for their commitment to this project. Libraries that have chosen to work with WorldShare Management Services are entering a new world of library cooperation 'in the cloud.' This will create network effects that will benefit all participating libraries exponentially. We are delighted that TiU has blazed a trail in Europe for this type of cooperation."
Thousands of miles away, libraries in Australia are migrating to WorldShare Management Services. Chris Thewlis, OCLC Regional Manager for Australia, reported that 12 libraries are now in live production with WMS, and two others are in the implementation stage. WMS already serves a range of libraries in Australia, with the 12 active sites comprising a mix of public, school, special and academic libraries.
Susie Thorpe, WMS Product Manager in Australia, noted that 10 of the active WMS sites migrated from OCLC's Amlib library management system and four are migrating from other systems. She said the reaction to WMS has been very positive, and library staff are also eager to take advantage of future WMS capabilities.
Continued transformative change for libraries
OCLC's cataloging and interlibrary loan services will undergo major change during the next few years to support the evolving needs of libraries. This transformation will provide new and expanded functionality to OCLC members. It will also advance OCLC's strategy to collaboratively build Webscale with libraries.
OCLC WorldShare Interlibrary Loan is replacing WorldCat Resource Sharing in 2013, and became officially available in March to U.S. libraries. The new service will be available in June for libraries outside the U.S. Libraries that subscribe to WorldCat Resource Sharing have until December 31, 2013 to move to WorldShare Interlibrary Loan, allowing each library the autonomy to choose a preferred migration timeframe.
WorldShare ILL is included at no additional charge in existing OCLC resource sharing subscriptions.
WorldShare ILL goes beyond traditional interlibrary loan, integrating discovery and delivery of electronic, digital and print materials within a single interface. It also supports evolving workflow changes in libraries, such as the option to purchase needed items rather than borrow them. The service centralizes workflows now managed in multiple systems, and will provide new functionality that speeds fulfillment of interlibrary loan requests and saves time for library staff and library users.
More information about new features and capabilities, the migration timeline, how to prepare and what to expect, is available at: www.oclc.org/en-US/migrate-worldshare-ill.html.
The move to Webscale for OCLC Cataloging is also well under way. In September 2012, OCLC introduced OCLC WorldShare Metadata Collection Manager. With this tool, library staff define and configure print, digital and electronic collections in one place, and automatically receive initial and updated customized WorldCat MARC records for all titles from one source. This gives users access to the titles and content from within the local library catalog or other discovery interface.
Coming later in 2013:
- Record Manager features will complement Collection Manager. These new functions will provide catalogers with tools to more efficiently describe unique items, including licensed, digital and physical materials.
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These new and future capabilities will provide complete metadata management for resources across multiple formats. The functionality will be available to all OCLC Cataloging subscribers and will be integrated with OCLC WorldShare Management Services components, including acquisitions and circulation. In addition, the new WorldShare Metadata functionality will work well with traditional integrated library system.
ISSUE 21 contents
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- From community to technology...and back again
- Little Free Library connects local, global communities throughout 36 countries
- EMEA Regional Council Meeting gives members latest in library data research
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What is the Denver Rescue Mission: The DRM provides permanent and temporary housing for homeless, working families and assist their efforts to become self sufficient The DRM, was founded in 1892, is the oldest full-service charity serving the Rocky Mountain area.
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The employment picture does not appear to be getting any brighter, and with the reality that the Affordable Care Act will be fully implemented, we are hearing of more companies either laying off workers, or pushing them to part-time status in order to avoid covering health employee's health insurance.
Frankly, I believe that there will be a deal to avoid the fiscal cliff. As much as I'd just hope that it's not another temporary fix which will breed more uncertainty, the reality is, if anything does get done, there's simply not enough time to make it anything but temporary. Washington has a lot of work to do in a short period of time -- just 6 weeks -- encompassing Thanksgiving and Christmas, so if a deal does get done, there won't be a great deal of thought behind it. What else is new?
Frankly, the implementation of the "Affordable" Care Act may be even more frightening. Regardless of your political views, most would agree that this monster piece of legislation was rammed through Congress, with enough promises made to get the necessary votes.
Just getting it passed was nirvana to those pushing for health care reform, but the implementation of most of it was so far out that little rational thought went into it. Now reality is setting in, and I for one am frightened of what this legislation will do to the employment picture.
Again, this is not intended to be a political narrative. There are strong feelings on both sides of the health care debate. However, any legislation that deters companies from hiring workers, or encourages them to shift fulltime headcount to part-time, was not very well thought-out in the first place. Employers offer benefits to employees, and when the economy is growing, and labor markets are tight, companies use benefits to attract employees.
The labor market is far from tight at this point, in fact, it's in shambles. This is the worst time to try and force companies to pay up. The loopholes in the law will just force them to shift workers to part-time status, lay employees off, or just not hire. That's no way to get a weak economy growing again. But we are stuck with this.
In October, Darden Restaurants (DRI) announced that it is no longer offering full-time hours to many hourly employees. In order to avoid providing "affordable" health insurance to employees, required for those working at least 30 hours per week, Darden will be scheduling employees for 28 hours per week.


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