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I stood to off to the side as my parents talked to lady at the desk. She sounded cranky, and constantly looked annoyed. She glanced at me as if I was going to steal something or like I was some sort of criminal.
I looked at my parents one more. My parents are odd, strict people. When I told them I could not eat the almond-paste soup prepared by the new chef, they went into a heated lecture about how lucky I am and that I shoudd be ashamed because of this and that and blah blah blah.
They had forgotten I'm deathly alergic to almonds, and when I reminded them of this they found some way to blame me, asking why I had not told the chef. They completly ignored me when I told them they had hired the chef two hours ago and did not mention it to me until dinner. And, did it never occure to them to tell the chef of my allergy? No?
I guess my parents are too busy to remember their only child is alergic to almonds.
Anyway, completly ignoring my arguments, they came up with some brilliant way to teach me a lesson. I was to go to some lonely orphanege for a week, to learn what it's like to be without the "benifits" of their "lovingly" provided care. They explined this to the cranky lady (connvently leaving out the fact I am allergic to almonds) who agreed with every word they said. She told me that she was only allowing me to stay for the week because of her firm approval of unselfishness (she connvenently left out the fact my parents were offering her $5000 to take me in.)
And so, I, Eliza de Lemon't, found my self here.
As soon as my parents left, the lady showed me my room and handed me a me a rule manule, which she expected to be memorized by the time she reaturned. She then walked off. Idropped the manule on the bed.
Stealthly, I slipped out into the hall, and looked aroud. I turned a corner, and came upon a ladder. Ready to explore, and to aviode Miss Cranky, I climped up, and stepped into the most bizzare place i've ever seen.

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This is my 4th Income Report in which I detail how much money I made online this month.
These reports are designed to show you that it is possible to make money online. I also want to use them to give myself motivation to meet targets, describe new challenges and achievements. Every month I'll post reports of my google analytics, income stats and more.
If you remember in the last income report, I mentioned that my long standing freelance work had finally come to an end. I had been having this monthly income for the last year and a half so it's quite a shock to not have it anymore.
But it was definitely the right time- they had run out of ideas for me to do and I had ran out of creativity. When I voiced these concerns, they agreed it was a good idea to finally end what I was working on until they could figure out what they wanted to do next.
This has left me with a lot more time to focus on my own projects. I decided that I was going to dedicate my full-time to producing products on CodeCanyon.
I have been with CodeCanyon for over 2 years now and it was great as a side-gig for my regular freelance income. But I have always wanted it to be my main source of income. The problem was I never had enough time to really push towards making that a reality.
Well now that has all changed. Since losing the freelance work, I have spent all my time working on products. I have one in the oven that I have been working on for the past couple of months. Being able to work on it full time has allowed me to really dive deep into functionality of it- no cutting corners, making sure it is useful and helpful.
I've been able to learn loads of cool new libraries and technologies whilst developing it and I plan to bring these to my existing products to make them better.
You'll see from my time logs that I've been quite consistent with working on this product. It'll be ready for release within the next 2 weeks I hope and so we'll see if it makes any difference to my income. I hope it does- because I've spent over 100 hours this month working on the project alone.
It definitely feels great to be able to focus on one thing.
I also did manage to pick up a few freelancing opportunities. These weren't gigs I was looking for- rather they were requests from customers and I spent some free time in my evenings and weekends working on them.
If I can pick up a few of these along the way to building my portfolio, it will definitely help supplement my income.
This month I haven't had much time to work on blog articles. I'm trying to really focus on my Niche Site case study, but it is proving difficult to gain any real results. I know it's very early still and to be honest, the amount of time I've spent on it has been very small indeed.
Anyways, let's look at some stats:
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|-50% (-$400.00)
|-28% (-$391.58)
A slight increase in earnings from CodeCanyon, which is nice since it's been on a downward spiral this whole year. Picking up the freelance money has helped too and was a nice surprise, despite it being a 50% drop on last months freelance money- I was expecting to earn 0 from it.
Google Analytics
Had a drop in traffic this month, which isn't surprising considering I haven't added many new articles or interacted with other blogs. This just goes to show that to keep steady traffic you need to keep making regular blog posts that are useful to people.
I'm not too concerned about traffic stats since none of my income comes from the blog. I don't think next month will be too much different since I only plan to release another 3 articles.
Timer Stats
One of the cool things I've programmed in my new product is a time management system. It allows me to keep track of how much time I've spent on a product. As you can see from this I've managed to spend over 100 hours working this month.
Ignore the total earnt stat- this is just something that bases the amount of hours I've spent working with my hourly rate.
Let me just say this: I have worked much harder this month than I have for the past four months. I feel like I've had a really productive month and it makes me cringe at how much time I've wasted.
If I can keep this work ethic up, I definitely feel I'll be able to create more products and increase my income. The amount of time I dedicated before was literally minuscule compared to this month.
Plans For October
I plan to release my new product this month. I'm working very hard on cleaning it up; testing, debugging, creating graphics, making a demo, documentation etc. Once all of these have been done I'll make a preview on the blog for you guys to see too.
After the launch of the new product, depending on how much new work it brings, I'll be working on a new update to Pro Login. This update will then compliment a new product that I'll be working on that I hope will be a more advanced version.
A part of my new strategy is going to be making different "versions" of products- one that is lightweight and cheaper and another that is more advanced and has more features.
Envato recently changed their strategy on pricing. Authors can now price their items however much they like. Before, every item was given a fixed price by Envato and to get it changed was really quite cumbersome. Now we have complete control on pricing, which is great for running things like contests or if you want to offer discounts at certain periods.
I haven't made any changes to the pricing of my products yet; but I feel I might discount the ones I haven't updated recently and see if that effects the sales.
I'll be taking a trip to the UK this month to see family, so that will be a nice experience. Oh- and I also have tickets to see Lord Of The Rings Live this week and I can't wait to see it! I love the soundtrack to the films and to hear it being played by a live Orchestra will be amazing. I'll definitely have to post some pictures.
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There are some conspiracy theories that happen to be true. And just because you are paranoid does not mean that they're not listening to your voicemail. The Andy Coulson furore may look like one of those beltway politics stories, but it is not. The personal integrity of the Prime Minister's staff is important; and the story has implications for civil liberties, including the right to privacy, which is not threatened only by government.
Mr Coulson, the Prime Minister's director of communications, insists that he knew nothing about the practice of illegally "hacking" into the mobile telephones of public figures when he was editor of the News of the World. He resigned from that post in 2007, accepting responsibility for the offence committed by Clive Goodman, one of his journalists, which Mr Coulson presented as an isolated incident about which he could not have been expected to know. Mr Goodman was jailed for four months, having pleaded guilty to intercepting royal phone messages. Six months later, Mr Coulson was hired by David Cameron, who said: "I believe in giving people a second chance."
Since then, the evidence has accumulated that the practice of hacking was extensive and routine at the News of the World. As we report today, Lord Mandelson was one of dozens of politicians who have been told by the police that their names were found among the records of Glenn Mulcaire, one of the subcontractors used by the News of the World, who was jailed with Mr Goodman. Last week, The New York Times published the results of a major investigation into the affair. It added to the weight of evidence suggesting that Mr Coulson's denial to a parliamentary committee that he knew of the practice lacked credibility.
"Even the office cat knew," one anonymous News of the World journalist told the American newspaper. Previously, Andrew Neil, the former editor of The Sunday Times, another newspaper owned by Rupert Murdoch, said that Mr Coulson was either "incompetent or complicit". As Charlotte Harris discusses below, Sean Hoare, a former News of the World reporter, told The New York Times on the record that Coulson asked him to hack phones. Last week, he repeated it to the BBC: "He was well aware the practice existed. To deny it is simply a lie."
Mr Cameron now has three choices. He can stand by Mr Coulson, and wait for the cases brought by people who believe their phones to have been hacked to work their way through the courts. Mr Coulson's former employer, News International, has already settled at least two cases, which has avoided the need for full disclosure. He could move Mr Coulson to some other role. Or he could get tough and say that he does not believe in third, fourth and fifth chances.
This is important for Westminster village reasons, in that Mr Coulson is beginning to lose the credibility with journalists that he needs to deal with stories such as the curious case of William Hague's adviser. We understand that Mr Coulson advised the Foreign Secretary to publish last week the full statement that stoked the coverage, rather than a more limited and decorous denial. But it is important for wider reasons of standards in public life. Mr Cameron needs to ensure that the public can have confidence in the probity of public servants, and particularly of political appointees on a publicly funded salary almost as high as his own. If Mr Coulson has lied to Parliament, he should go. Furthermore, the Prime Minister needs to dispel the unworthy suspicion that he is colluding with the Murdoch press in trying to play down the story for the sake of his relations with a powerful media mogul.
Yet there is also an important dimension to this story that goes far beyond the immediate fate of Mr Coulson. That is the nature of journalism in this country, and the apparent feebleness with which the basic protections of privacy are enforced. That requires clarity: that subterfuge is occasionally and exceptionally justified in the public interest, but must be described, explained and defended after the event. To be sure, newsrooms will have been scared off illegal hacking by the Goodman-Mulcaire case, but we cannot be confident that it will not creep back.
So there is a responsibility for the media to tighten up the rules so that people – and not only celebrities – can be confident that their privacy is protected. But Mr Cameron has a more pressing responsibility to dispel the serious doubts that surround one of his inner team.
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Considerations: Extended hours, weekend work, and some holidays will be required leading up to and during the Film Festival. Position may be housed at Sundance Resort during the Festival.
Position Summary: Coordinates operations of the Sundance Resort Main Box Office injunction with the Manager, Ticketing Operations.
Duties and Responsibilities:
• Creates a VISIO floor plan for the Sundance Resort Box Office incorporating electrical, signage, equipment, security, furniture, workspaces, etc. and submits to manager for approval.
• With manager conducts ongoing communication and meetings with venue owner, internal stakeholders to keep all parties up -to-date on venue planning, installations and logistical needs.
• Coordinates ordering supplies, rental equipment, water, computers, and phones.
• Working with manager develops a timeline with production department to setup and teardown box office by set deadlines.
• Coordinates operations of box office to ensure timely resolutions to issues as they arise and escalates issues as necessary to manager.
• Maintains box office inventories, supplies, ticket stock, etc.
• Prints and distributes ''Ticket Pick-Up'' to patrons, fulfills Epic Package requests.
• Authorizes exchanges and reprints for ticket agent.
• Runs daily reconciliation and accounting reports.
• With ticket agent ensures cash drawer is balanced and bank deposits are made daily.
• Arranges and is point person for daily pick-up of box office bank deposits for finance department.
• Coordinates with Sundance Resort management to keep them apprised of janitorial and venue issues and to accommodate VIP ticketing requests.
• Working with manager secures all signage, ticket forms, and comment cards from the marketing department.
• Maintains proper look, cleanliness, safety, and organization of box office.
• Supports the customer service team by answering customer service calls and emails as directed.
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as far as im aware, and i could be wrong, there isn't a gruppe m (or rep) induction kit for the 318is so does one from say an M3 fit?(obviously with a little tinkering) if so where is the best place to purchase one from, ive found SSDD motorsport which means im looking at about £190 plus postage are there any alternatives??
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1. Re: Scheduler In PL_SQLvijayrsehgal-Oracle Dec 6, 2012 10:30 AM (in response to 940673)what do you mean by " run that crystal reports file"? Scheduler in Database is well documented and you can about it in Oracle Database PL/SQL Packages and Types Reference, the documents are available at Oracle website.
3. Re: Scheduler In PL_SQLBluShadow Dec 6, 2012 10:40 AM (in response to 940673)Scheduling reports made in Business Objects is done from within the Business Objects environment, not from PL/SQL.
I'm sure you could do something with PL/SQL to achieve it, but really, it's something that should be dealt with from the BO side.
4. Re: Scheduler In PL_SQL940673 Dec 6, 2012 10:48 AM (in response to BluShadow)Thanks for your suggestion. Actually we are procuring Business Objects scheduler, but there are some other reporting tools which are free ware and we are using those from developing few reports.
I just thought if I can develop a stored procedure which will run a report file and put it in a destination. Anyways thanks for your inputs, but if you find any useful link for my requirement please share it me.


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Discussion in 'Motorhome Accessories' started by Wanderingmac, Aug 24, 2013.
Best generator honda, kipor, Hyundai, yahama
honda quieter than any other but this shows in the price my preference because i have 1 is the kipor
Sterling B2B charger or solar panel!!!!!!:Laughing:
After comparing spec on all available I just bought a new Honda EU10i for £699.99 delivered , its a beaut :thumb:
Honda + 5 year warranty the best Regards Garry Flatpackchicken
Honda:thumb:.................................I have both Honda & Kipor...but Honda :thumb: wins hands down
Depends on what best you mean?
Best quality OR Best value?
Honda and Clarke IG1000
I'm going to be different and say the Hyundai, seems every bit as good as the Honda's the Honda maybe very slightly quieter but the price difference is staggering , Honda EU10i also has a rated output of 900w where as the Hyundai HY1000si is rated at 950w, Honda 52db @7m at quarter load, Hyundai 58 db @7m with no load, Honda EU10i £619 plus vat Hyundai HY1000si £365 plus vat after using both at various times I'm more than happy with the Hyundai that I have now, being a little more noisy doesn't really make that much difference to me in the real world.
There you are and you can get Hyundai's from Johns Cross! :thumb:
kippor ? no matter what you use [ do you connect an earth lead] had an expensive lesson at newark this year
What happened then, let us all know for future reference Regards Garry Flatpackchicken
from memory of a different thread he fried the fuse box and charger due to lack of earth.
general opinion is it was a major power surge/spike...not an earth problem.
my kipor produces 300volts ac per phase (that s a potential of 900 volts ac) and if that slips past the inverter module it will fry anything.
After fitting solar panels we left our 3Kw Hyundai generator at home :thumb:
You might think, that occasional use means it would be better to buy a cheap one, but its just doesn't work like that.
If you can afford it, I would always recommend buying the Honda. They really are superb and will easily outlive most any other engine out there, especially when there are long periods between use.
That said. If you are a fulll timer, or you intend using the genny a lot, then you can easily get by with a Kipor as it seems it's the inactivity that kills them. I know full timers that have used a cheap Kipor almost daily for years on end with no problem at all If you only intend to use it a little, the cheap one will probably let you down, unless you are disciplined to run it under load regularly.
Kipor/Honda/other They are all noisy when under load.
I have been useing Hondas since 1973.
Not once have they ever let me down,when it was time to buy a newer version they all sold like hot cakes,I now have a EU2i ,faultless.
The secret to any Gennys longevity is to make it work now and again, when its connected to your van use the 240 ac to power the water heater ,fridge etc..
Cheap no good
Good no cheap
We are off to the Great Dorset Steam Fair in a minute,so the Honda will earn its keep all of next week.
Take care Les:BigGrin:
bought cheep genny to power wife,s mobility scooter / breathing aids , connected it to van, accidently switched heater on ,to much 4 genny surges blew cricuit attached to main fuse box
water electrick elements / wifes breathing machine, all sorted now bought kippor and fitted earth lead, never 2 old 2 learn
Buy cheap, buy twice!
Done it lots of times
Posed same question on here two months ago, checked out many makes on rallies, eventually bit the bullet and bought a 1kw Honda for £699 with free next day delivery and a 5 year domestic warranty. Brilliant and should we ever pack up motorhoming its nice to know they hold price so well we'd get a good return selling on fleabay. :thumb::thumb::thumb:
Its also good for powering strimmer around the garden and saves laying out several power cables. :BigGrin::BigGrin:
In my full time living Wagon (aka The Black Beast) I have solar panels (4) and a Sterling B2B charger and a CTek mains charger and a (value for money) Kipor.
I simply never have swallowed this rubbish about something being better because it is more expensive...
Of the Kipors I have had (2), the older one has been temperamental over the decade I have owned it but still serves me well even after severe misuse!
The little one has been flawless since I bought it over 2 years ago. I noted at Malvern this model was selling for £269.
But I think everyone should spend their money however they want. :thumb:
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Signed as an undrafted free agent out of Virginia Tech, offensive guard Jason Murphy spent his first training camp with the San Diego Chargers. When he was released in August, the Seattle Seahawks wasted no time claiming him off waivers.
But with only a couple of weeks spent in the Seahawks training camp, Murphy didn't survive the final cuts. But Seattle had seen enough of his talent to bring him back for the 2007 season and offered him the chance to go to NFL Europe. Murphy became one of the Frankfurt Galaxy's starters on the offensive line and got the chance to start in the league's World Bowl.
Eventually released by Seattle, Murphy got a call to join the Tennessee Titans practice squad in late November. And he's clearly excited about the opportunity as he continues to gain valuable experience and exposure that he hopes will result in settling in with an NFL club as a member of their 53-man roster.
I caught up with Jason recently to talk about his NFL experience to date — which has become much more typical for younger players than simply signing with your first NFL team and latching on.
Ed Thompson: What's your NFL experience been like so far?
Jason Murphy: Coming to the NFL I knew it was going to be — I wouldn't say a struggle — but I knew it was going to be a lot of hard work to solidify myself as an NFL player in this league. It's been a lot of highs and a couple of lows getting released by teams and then getting picked back up. But through it all I know that I just have to keep working hard and my chance is going to come — and hopefully it's here with the Titans now. I'm showing them how hard I work and what I can bring to the team.
Thompson: What was it like playing in NFL Europe?
Murphy: I was with the Seattle Seahawks at the time and they extended the opportunity to me to go play in NFL Europe. They offered it to me, I didn't have to go. But I wanted to go for the experience of it. I play guard, but went over there in hopes of getting some time to play center and get some more experience at that position. A couple things happened and I ended up starting at right tackle instead. It was far from my position of guard and center, but I ended up doing a great job at it. I started for the Frankfurt Galaxy and we went to the World Bowl. We ended up losing in the last game, but it was a great experience going over there and getting to see Germany. I don't know if I'd do it again, but I had a good time doing it.
Thompson: Had you ever been to Germany before?
Murphy: I had never been there before. But it was all that I had heard about and more. It was a great experience.
Thompson: What's the most fun you had off the field while in Germany?
Murphy: I don't know about all of the other teams, but the fans in Frankfurt were a lot of fun. They're allowed to bring drums, horns, and everything into the stadium. So they made sure you felt them when they were cheering, banging on the drums, and blowing their horns. That's something that's not allowed in our NFL stadiums that you don't get the chance to see.
Thompson: Talk about the time you've spent with San Diego, Seattle, and Tennessee. By working with three teams during these first two years, you've certainly had the opportunity to learn from different players and coaches along the way that I'm sure has been helpful to your development.
Murphy: All three teams had different coaching styles. Arriving in San Diego, I had Jack Henry as my coach and he was more of a hands-on coach who had a lot of wisdom from the game and coaching in the league for so long. Just coming out of college, I think I learned a lot, just techniques and things of that sort while transitioning from college to the NFL. Learning from him definitely helped me a lot coming into this league. Then transferring to Seattle and learning from guys like Walter Jones and Chris Spencer and Chris Gray — the veterans of the team for Seattle — was really helpful. Now that I'm here with the Tennessee Titans and coach (Mike) Munchak, I'm eager to learn from him. I came in during the season, so he's been spending a lot of time dealing with getting prepared for the next game, so he'll be spending more time coaching me during the offseason. I'm eager and ready to be coached up by him because he's a veteran of the game, a Hall-of-Famer and a good coach.
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Thompson: Where have you seen the most improvement in your game during the past two years?
Murphy: I think in pass protection because I've been around different types of pass protection. Coming out of college, everything was just drop back and mirror a guy. When I went to Seattle it was a different type of protection, it was more of a jump set, so everything is done in a zone at the line of scrimmage. As the ball is snapped, you're backing off the ball. I've definitely gotten better at my pass protection because I was a physical player, but I've learned that sometimes you're more physical than what you have to be to get the play done correctly.
Thompson: Has Coach Munchak been able to express to you what he sees in your talent that he thinks shows potential?
Murphy: We had a couple of talks and he said I have the athletic ability to succeed and good strength. He also tried to tell me what things about my technique that I might need to work on, like getting good foot position and hand placement. I think he sees a lot of upside in me. I see him looking at me all the time when I'm in practice, so I definitely hope that he's appreciating what I'm doing out there. Anything he has to offer, I'm trying to take it in and be better.
Thompson: What's a typical week like being on the practice squad with the Titans?
Murphy: Because I played defensive line in college and then transferred over my sophomore year, they've had me going on defense against the starting offense along with going on offense against the starting defense. It's brought back the feeling of being on the defensive line and that's been exciting. They say "Murphy you need to calm down a little bit," because I guess I've been making some good defensive moves sometimes. This team is a little more exciting than the teams I have been on, just more in having fun and practicing at the same time. I've been on other teams where you do things "this way" and there's no joking around and it's serious all the time.
Thompson: Do you think that attitude starts at the top with head coach Jeff Fisher?
Murphy: When I first got here, he came to me and said get ready to work hard and have fun doing it. I think that's what he brings to this team is helping you enjoy what you're doing day-in and day-out.
Thompson: Is there anything you'd like to pass on to your old fans at Virginia Tech or to the new fans at Tennessee?
Murphy: The fans are always going to be the best thing about Virginia Tech, so I just want them to know I'm always going to be a fan of Virginia Tech. Since I came to Tennessee, I've gotten with the alumni club here in Nashville and we just meet up and watch the games. And for the Titans fans, be ready for excitement because I can't wait to bring excitement to them on the football field.
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Creating and managing sites over the years has lead me to having domain names registered all over the place. Imagine my shock and horror when I went to one of MY OWN sites, to find it was gone. Listed as available for sale. WHAT? huh? How on earth ….????
I logged into the domain manager only to find that my domain name had JUST expired (like a day or two before) — and much to MY OWN FAULT, realized that the email address I had on file was one I had stopped using (and had deactivated). So, I never got the email notification that my domain was expiring. Of course, why couldn't the provider have sent something in the mail? I mean … c'mon, they KNOW when email addresses are bouncing. They HAVE my cell number. They HAVE my address.
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So why? Why does GoDaddy charge this 'recovery' fee? Why? Well, because they can!
But you see — it GET'S BETTER.
I figure, FINE GoDaddy, FINE. I'll let it get past the point of their 'hold' period, and re-buy my domain elsewhere. When it's free to be available. Imagine my horror when on the VERY day it was 'free' — GoDaddy sold it in an auction. The buyer's info was, of course, hidden. So I couldn't even contact them. I honestly wondered if it wasn't the guy I talked to to find out how to get my domain back w/o paying the fee. So, how much to buy my domain back? I can't remember, it was so long ago, and I was so furious. I remember that I tried to contact the owner, but they never responded. GoDaddy called my domain name 'premium' and I *think* it was listed on their site for $1,300. It was seriously SO incredibly ridiculous, I 'bout lost my mind! My domain was TINY, nothing big, no big hits, just a small site for my soon-to-be breeding kennel.
So you know, FINE, I bought a different name — cuz there was NO NO FREAKIN way I could even consider trying to afford it. I had been out of work for over a year by then.
Fast forward a year later — I went to go visit a food blog I like to visit only to find it was 'parked' — after a minute or two of searching I found her new site, new name, and her fb page. Later found out the SAME THING happened to her. It made me wonder, where is my domain name now? So I went – and saw that GoDaddy had it on their 'expired available for auction' parked page. Oh sure, yeahhhh …. I clicked buy, and much to my ABSOLUTE AMAZEMENT — it was available for auction for the meager ELEVEN BUCKS! What? Be still my beating heart … REALLY? Turns out not 'exactly' 11 bucks … 11 bucks to snatch it from 'auction', but still 14,95 for the domain registration fee. FINE. FINE. Supposedly they say it takes up to 14 days for it to come to me from auction (ummmm … why???) — makes no sense at all.
So yeah, I see it as a tiny win … MAYBE .. I'll really only admit win once the name is back in my greedy paws (oh, and I move it from GoDaddy back to 123ehost) — funny, I found a post back in October when I *thought* I had transferred my domain away from them, and it somehow didn't actually go. Hmmmm
So, lesson learned?
Keep all your domain names together, same place, same registrar. And NOT GoDaddy. I think they're thieves.
And when you transfer a domain — keep on that transfer until it's COMPLETE. All the way. And, do it with plenty of time before it expires.
Did you Know??
Did you know that you won't lose a dime or a minute if you transfer your domain before it expires? In the case of my soon-to-be-restored domain name — with GoDaddy I will get 1 year of registration — and when I move it (in about a month) YES, I will have to pay for another year with 123ehost — but my registration duration is CUMULATIVE. So, instead of it expiring on 9/20/2013 (or whatever day they give it to me) — it'll expire in 2014 with my new registrar! yay!
GoDaddy.com is in the business of making money, and I believe this is their biggest way to make money. They prey on people not updating their email address, and make no other effort to contact you when they KNOW they can't via email. Search out extra fees when you buy a domain name.
Oh, and it's NOT WORTH IT to buy into hosting providers that give you a 'free domain name' — I'll post on that later (Tip #2)
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MILWAUKEE -- Out of habit, Brandon Jennings looked over at the Bucks' bench and almost yelled "Scott." It's hard to blame him because it's been a long 24 hours for the Milwaukee Bucks. The day started with a meeting to discuss the departure of Scott Skiles and ended with a 108-99 victory that snapped their four-game losing streak and gave Jim Boylan a win in his debut as Milwaukee's coach. Jennings played one of his finest games of the season, scoring 29 points on 9 of 15 shooting while dishing out nine assists and hitting on five of his seven three-pointers. "I was just on a mission to get a win, period, because of the fact we've lost four in a row," Jennings said. "We didn't want to lose another one." Just as Jennings hesitated to remember Boylan was now the head coach, the man himself had to do a double take when he realized no other coach was standing up in front of him. But once he settled in, Boylan was energetic and into the game like the change was no big deal at all. "It was great," Boylan said. "Everybody kind of brought something to the table. Everybody contributed, so that was a real positive. That's the message that I'm trying to get through to the guys. We can all do something to help the team." Phoenix scored 26 points in the paint in the first half, as Suns center Marcin Gortat has 14 points and six rebounds at halftime. But the Bucks buckled down inside in the second half and allowed just 10 points in the paint in the final two quarters and Gortat had just two points the rest of the way. Down six at the break, Milwaukee could ill-afford to have another slow third quarter like it did against Houston and Indiana last Friday and Saturday. This time the Bucks flipped the script and took it to the Suns right out of the locker room and outscored Phoenix by 10 in the quarter. "Sometimes when you have changes like this, you get a little extra motivation," Bucks forward Ersan Ilyasova said. "This was (the) key from my standpoint The coach will give you directions, but we did what we were supposed to do. We shared the ball. We played really great defensively in the second half." Bucks center Larry Sanders continued his impressive streak of block shots he's now posted four or more blocked shots in four straight games, tying a team record set by Elmore Smith in 1975. On his last block of the night his sixth Sanders put his hand on top of his forehead like he was looking for the ball. "I didn't see where the ball went," Sanders said. "I was searching for it." While theatrics like that may rub some the wrong way, Sanders was just having fun. After the last four games and the long day the Bucks went through, it was a welcome sight. But Milwaukee has already moved on. Before Jennings had finished answering his first question in the locker room, his mind flipped to Chicago Wednesday night. The Bucks are just 2-6 in back-to-backs and Jennings is averaging just 11.6 points per game and shooting 28.7 percent from the field in the second games. "What coach tried to do was rest me a little bit (more tonight), so I came out a little earlier because we've been struggling (in back-to-backs)," Jennings said. "Plus, I haven't been great in back-to-backs like I usually have. Hopefully we can go in there and get a win. It's a tough team, a great defensive team." Follow Andrew Gruman on Twitter.
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Primates from the Global South Communion, representing regions such as west Africa and the Middle East, have repeatedly attacked Rowan Williams for his views on homosexuality.
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Too many piers are trapped in a cycle of neglectful ownership with only periodic attempts at conservation, said Jess Steele, the author of the People's Piers report by the trade association Co-operatives UK, which promotes co-operative enterprises.
The report claims that 57 piers are under threat from corrosive seawater and owners who fail to provide for the high maintenance costs and insurance bills, estimated at around £33m over the next five years, despite piers being popular with six million visitors a year.
Steele believes that a new option of taking piers into community ownership, which is being pioneered with Hastings Pier, could be the answer. The pier, which was ravaged by fire in October 2010, has been returned to local ownership before a £14m project to restore the battered Victorian structure.
Most of the money has been raised by the Heritage Lottery Fund, with help from the Coastal Communities Fund, the Community Assets Fund, Hastings borough council and East Sussex county council.
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Two men, then aged 18 and 19, were arrested shortly afterwards but the Crown Prosecution Service later said there was not enough evidence to bring charges.
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Now it is in their hands, work will begin to renovate the substructure, refurbish the only pavilion still standing and to build a new visitor centre, a spokesman for the trust said.
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At present 56% of piers are privately owned, with 39% in local authority hands and 5% in community ownership, the report says. It is calling for a fast-track compulsory transfer process to rescue important community and heritage assets and a presumption in favour of local communities taking ownership.
Steele said: "More people live by the seaside than live in Wales and 10% of our national heritage assets are within a mile of the sea.
"Seaside piers make us smile. But too many are trapped in a cycle of neglectful ownership with only periodic attempts at conservation.
"We believe that there is a new option, now being pioneered for Hastings pier, which is to take piers into local community ownership."
John Penrose, Coalition Minister for Tourism and Heritage until 2012, said: "For piers across the country, exposed at all times to sea and weather, there is a real challenge in meeting the high financial costs of upkeep and insurance.
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This is a discussion on Good Phone Call. within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Last night while we were getting the motor home packed for the camping trip this weekend, I got a call from the neighbor lady behind ...
Last night while we were getting the motor home packed for the camping trip this weekend, I got a call from the neighbor lady behind us. Their house has been burgalariezed twice in the last 6 months. The first time the people got quite a bit of stuff, the second time (after alarm was installed) they only got 50 bucks and busted a window.
Well they caught the guy that did the second burgalary. He had left prints all over the window he went through.
One less BG on the street for a few days. My guess is that he probably won't spend any time if all in jail depending on his record and if he isn't tied to some burgalary ring.
Hopefully he will pick a different area of town to apply his craft in the future. The only bad part of the call was that she is less interested in going to the CHL class with my wife in a couple of weeks.
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Wonder how her thinking came to that conclusion....?
Been victimized twice and now is less interested? Bring the wife and go have a friendly talk to inject some common sense. There's a lot more BG's from where that one came from.
While people are saying "Peace and safety," destruction will come on them suddenly, ... and they will not escape. 1Th 5:3
Show her how easy it is to cut the phone line.
Treat me good, I'll treat you better. Treat me bad, I'll treat you worse.
So they caught one guy and now she feels safe does she? Not very bright if you ask me. Remind her that the first thief is still out there and may be coming back.
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Did that thief live in the neighborhood?
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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What's it going to take to get her attention, a home invasion?
Good on the alarm, not so good on losing interest in the CHL.
Good that they caught the guy. Hope he has a rough few hours in jail.
What's that saying about leading a horse to water?
Sounds like she stuck her head back in... the sand again. :)
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text: A library for the 21st Century - is e-only finally a possibility? Monica Crump & Neil O'Brien James Hardiman Library One library's attempt to go e-only • Evolution of e-journals at NUI Galway • Budgetary, storage and staffing drivers • Print to Electronic Journal Project How we did it What we achieved James Hardiman Library NUI Galway • University Mission: "Learning and Leadership for Life and Work" • Strategic focus on excellence in both research and teaching • Almost 17,000 students (12,500 FTEs) • Broad range of subjects • Sunday Times University of the Year 2009 James Hardiman Library James Hardiman Library • Collections: 500,000 printed books 30,000 journal titles 350,000 electronic books Special Collections and Archives • Tradition of being early adopters of new technologies: Online A/I services E-journals Link Resolver & Federated Search Engine - SFX/Metalib Primo James Hardiman Library Evolution of E-journals Availability • Starting Point (2000): JSTOR, Science Direct, Business Source Premier, 311 ejournals • Gradual Increase (2002-): Print + Electronic combined subscriptions Full-text publisher bundles • IReL (2004-) James Hardiman Library IReL – Irish Research eLibrary • Research a key strategic priority for the Irish Government • Science Foundation Ireland founded in 2000 first substantial State source of funding for research. • Lack of information resources soon identified as an issue. • Senior Researchers and the University Librarians lobbied successfully for funding for an e-Library to support research. • IReL was born! James Hardiman Library IReL – Irish Research eLibrary • IReL delivers quality, peer-reviewed, online research publications direct to the desktop of University researchers. • Range and quality of publications comparable to leading research libraries, incl. MIT, Columbia University and Imperial College London. James Hardiman Library IReL – Progressive Development 2004 Funding of Science, Technology and Medicine eLibrary (particular focus on Biotechnology and I.T.) 2005 Expansion of eLibrary to other areas of STM 2006 Funding of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences No. of IReL e-jrls 03/04 04/05 05/06 06/07 08/09 2904 4765 15903 22481 24086 James Hardiman Library Increasing number of IReL e-journals No. of IReL e-journals 30000 25000 20000 15000 10000 5000 0 03/04 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 James Hardiman Library Impact on Journals accessible to NUI Galway NUI Galway Journal Holdings 35000 30000 25000 20000 print journals 15000 e-journals 10000 5000 0 02/03 03/04 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08 08/09 James Hardiman Library Evolution of Attitudes to e-Journals • Critical mass of e-journal availability very positive affect on acceptance of e-journals as a reliable alternative to print and attitudes towards them. • Collection Management Policy has grown ever more certain in its direction preference for electronic vs. print journals. • Surveys have shown a concomitant shift in attitude towards ejournals amongst academic staff and researchers. James Hardiman Library Changing Policy - 2003 • Collection Management Policy February 2003: "The Library will purchase and retain an item in only one format unless there is a particularly strong case to do otherwise." • However, the same policy also stated: "Electronic journals provide possibilities for wider access; the Library aims to supplement existing print subscriptions by making available the online version where possible. The viability of completely online access is explored on a case-by-case basis, a key factor being the publisher's commitment to online archiving." James Hardiman Library Changing Policy - 2004 • Revision to Collection Management Policy November 2004: "A subscription to any title should only encompass one publication format…. Electronic journals provide possibilities for wider access and reduced overheads. The viability of completely online access is explored on a case-by-case basis, key factors being the publisher's commitment to online archiving and proposed conditions of access." James Hardiman Library Changing Policy - 2009 • Collection Management Policy – Jan. 2009 "The Library recommends online subscription over print where available, because of the improved accessibility offered by electronic journals both on and off campus, the speedier availability of latest issues, and the reduced storage and handling costs involved. The viability of completely online access is explored on a case-by-case basis, key factors being the publisher's commitment to online archiving and proposed conditions of access." James Hardiman Library Changing Attitudes – Surveys • Cycle of surveys of NUI Galway researchers academic staff, researchers, research and taught postgraduates • 2003, 2005 and 2008 surveys show a marked change of attitude towards online information generally and journals specifically. James Hardiman Library Change in how library services are accessed Visits to the Library 45.00% 40.00% 35.00% 30.00% 25.00% Daily online visit 20.00% 15.00% 10.00% 5.00% 0.00% Daily physical visit 2003 2005 2008 2003 2005 2008 Daily online visit 25.90% 36.10% 42.00% Daily physical visit 8.50% 6.50% 4.00% James Hardiman Library Change in frequent use of journals Frequent Use of Journals 100.00% 80.00% 60.00% Online Journals 40.00% Printed Journals 20.00% 0.00% 2003 2005 2008 2003 2005 2008 Online Journals 77.20% 80.80% 89.10% Printed Journals 45.40% 41.90% 36.60% James Hardiman Library Increase in Satisfaction with Journals Satisfied with Journals 90.00% 80.00% 70.00% 60.00% 50.00% Online Journals 40.00% Printed Journals 30.00% 20.00% 10.00% 0.00% 2003 2005 2008 James Hardiman Library Online Information Makes Physical Collections less Important Online information makes physical collections less important 80.00% 70.00% 60.00% 50.00% Agree 40.00% Disagree 30.00% 20.00% 10.00% 0.00% 2003 2005 2008 James Hardiman Library Different Trend in Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences Online information makes physical collections less important - AHSS responses 80% 70% 60% 50% Agree 40% Disagree 30% 20% 10% 0% 2003 2005 2008 James Hardiman Library Drivers to take the e-only plunge • Staffing issues • E-journal management issues • Budgetary restrictions • Storage space restrictions James Hardiman Library Staffing Issues 2004 Journals Staffing • Print: 3 FTE Library Assistants • Electronic: 1 Assistant Librarian Electronic Resources 2009 Journals Staffing • Print: 2.6 FTE Library Assistants • Electronic: 1 Assistant Librarian Electronic Resources with assistance from AL Collection Management and AL Cataloguing James Hardiman Library E-Journal Management • Insufficient staff numbers to ensure full accuracy of e-journal linking and holdings information • Reactive – errors corrected as they are reported by staff and students • No 'check-in' equivalent • Given level of investment, this is no longer satisfactory James Hardiman Library But, print still required work Year No. of Print Subs No. of Issues Received % Change % Change no. of no. of Subs Issues 2003/2004 2170 13543 2004/2005 2016 12844 -7% -5% 2005/2006 1936 12643 -4% -2% 2006/2007 1672 7293 -14% -42% 2007/2008 1622 10661 -3% 46% 2008/2009 1438 8943 -11% -16% -25% -21% Change 2003 - 2008 James Hardiman Library Budgetary Restrictions • National Economic Situation: Public Finances in deficit Cuts in University Budgets Public Sector Moratorium on Recruitment James Hardiman Library NUI Galway Response • Significant cut in non-pay budgets, two years running • Guidelines to Schools and Units include: Eliminate duplication of content between print and online formats Develop a policy towards use of online journals only, which reduce the need to bind, cost less and do not require expensive storage space Optimize use of existing resources, i.e. best use to be made of existing staff and space James Hardiman Library Storage Space Restrictions • James Hardiman Library and off site storage now officially full! • Essential to rationalise what we hold in print so as to allow room for new acquisitions • JSTOR print holdings have now been discarded, further similar projects planned • Can we justify continuing to add print journal issues? James Hardiman Library Time was ripe! • Increased acceptance of and satisfaction with e-journals • Increasing dissatisfaction internally with how we managed ejournals • Journals staff resource not being put to best use • Storage space a critical issue The time was ripe for a move to e-only …. James Hardiman Library Situation leading up to the project Year No. of Subscriptions % E-Only 2007 1616 7% 2009 1618 17.36% Increasing proportion of e-only The percentage of electronic only titles increased because of a number of factors:• an increasing number of publishers began to decouple and remove free electronic access with a print subscription • Swets notices alerted us to titles which could be renewed as electronic only and decoupled from print • New subscriptions from 2007 were taken out as electronic only. In the budget year 2007-2008 of the 46 titles added to the collection 30 were purchased as online only James Hardiman Library Extent of e-only prior to 2009 Breakdown of Faculties: • Law 8.9% electronic only; • Arts 13.3% electronic only; • Business and Economics 27.45% electronic only; • Engineering 27.45% electronic only; • Medicine 16.9% electronic only; • Science 19.87% electronic only; • General Library 29.84% electronic only; James Hardiman Library Pilot Print to Electronic Project 2007 • Publishers increasingly adopting a flexible approach to decoupling print and electronic • In 2007 we attempted to look at moving titles to e only • Two academic departments were piloted, one STM and one AHSS James Hardiman Library Pilot Print to Electronic Project 2007 • STM Dept.: 24 journal subscriptions 9 available as e-only But only 3 had guaranteed post-cancellation access • AHSS Dept.: 57 journal subscriptions 14 available as e-only But again only 3 had guaranteed post-cancellation access James Hardiman Library Developments in 2009 • Elsevier Consortial agreement for Science Direct Freedom Collection due for renegotiation Up to 2009 under the terms of agreement 96 titles were required to be kept as part of a maintain spend Under the new agreement titles could be renewed as electronic only with full post cancellation archival access James Hardiman Library Developments in 2009 • LWW 33 LWW print and electronic subscriptions renewed as eonly directly with Ovid/Wolters Kluwer in Summer 2009 • UKSG 2009 Discussions with publishers re decoupling print and electronic and post-cancellation access Vast majority had policies allowing both James Hardiman Library IReL Deduplication • 155 print subscriptions still held to titles available electronically through IReL • In some cases we had failed to spot the duplications due to the out of date publisher information in our catalogue • The IReL model license had a clause covering post cancellation access • These 155 titles were cancelled in print James Hardiman Library Print to Electronic Project • In total 284 titles had moved to electronic only by the beginning of the Summer of 2009 • This left 1334 titles left to be considered of whom some were already electronic only • The feedback from UKSG in 2009 seemed to indicate that publisher's policies were changing in regard to post cancellation access and allowing the decoupling of P&E • We decided to directly survey all publishers directly James Hardiman Library Criteria for moving to e-only • Based on our experience up to that point, we decided that the most important criteria would be : Perpetual post cancellation access Involvement in dark archiving initiatives such as LOCKKS and Portico Technical considerations (e.g. IP authentication) Cost James Hardiman Library Perpetual Post-Cancellation Access • During 2007 pilot academics had voiced concerns about cancelling print and whether e-only subscriptions would allow long term (including post cancellation) access to titles • According to research by Stemper and Barribeau this is not a concern unique to us. James Hardiman Library Perpetual Post-Cancellation Access • 2003 survey of 7,400 US university faculty members • 75% said a journal should ensure that its archives be preserved indefinitely. • 84% of respondents said that the archiving of electronic resources was important to them Jim Stemper and Susan Barribeau Perpetual Access to Electronic Journals – a survey taken of one Academic Library's licenses, 52 (2) LRTS James Hardiman Library Perpetual post-Cancellation access • The Digital Library Federation (DLF) Electronic Resource Management Initiative (ERMI) defines a perpetual access right as 'the right to permanently access the licensed materials paid for during the period of the licence agreement' • This was set as our primary criterion • The publisher should also state their policy in regard dark archiving such as Portico, LOCKSS & CLOCKSS James Hardiman Library Technical Criteria • Full IP authentication • Off campus access via Proxy server • Open URL compliant • Subscription provided through our agent Swets Other Criteria • E-access via an aggregator was not considered sufficiently secure to enable print cancellation • Titles should be published on a dedicated publisher platform or a tried and tested hosting platform such as Ingenta or Metapress. • We decided early in the project that difference in cost between print and electronic should not be a significant factor in our decision to change format. James Hardiman Library Communicating with the Publishers • Didn't use Swets for bulk of the project as we thought direct access to the publisher would result in a prompt reply to all of our queries. • Model email was drawn up and sent directly to each of the publishers - very time consuming. • Swets could not provide us with a contact name in the publishing houses due to data protection. • Contacts and publisher information were found on Ulrich's International Periodicals Directory and on Google – very time consuming. James Hardiman Library Communicating with the Publishers • Replies very slow. • Regular reminders and follow up emails needed. • By late July called in Swets to help with any non-responding publishers James Hardiman Library Communicating with the Academic Community • IReL experience of academic reactions to proposals to cancel print duplication. • We based our arguments on the savings made to the University in terms of space, staff time, binding and management • Support from the University Management Team and the Library Senior Management Team to bring this electronic Journals project to the fore. • Vested ourselves with armour to protect ourselves from undue criticism of the project from Faculties and Departments. Most of academics were receptive to these arguments however a number of issues emerged during the consultation process. James Hardiman Library Communicating with the Academic Community • Academic community informed of planned print cancellations and given time to submit any pleas for retention. • Collection Management Committee considered any issues raised by academics and made final decision • Overall the responses sent to the Committee were very positive and few objections were made. Those that were presented made strong arguments and these were accepted where a good case was made. James Hardiman Library Issues raised by the Academic Community • A prestigious and old collection • Accreditation • Image Quality • Core Titles James Hardiman Library A prestigious and old collection • Some academics bemoaned the cancellation of a print collection which stretched back to the foundation of the University in the middle of the 19th Century. • In the JSTOR discarding project the Collection Management Committee agreed to retain some back-runs that were considered important to the history of the University. • However, our policy now is that our preference for current journal access is electronic. • Therefore, no title for moving to electronic qualified under this heading James Hardiman Library Accreditation • Academics argued that external accreditation bodies (in particular for professional qualifications such as Nursing or Law) require print holdings of key professional journals James Hardiman Library Accreditation • "One issue bothers me - a number of programmes … have the benefit of - and indeed market - the fact that they are accredited by outside bodies. In some cases accreditation is dependent on adequate Library stocks, and I doubt if general e-access in itself would be sufficient. … As our Law programmes will be up for accreditation again soon, I would feel happier if re-assured that what is proposed will not hinder the retention of accreditation." One Law Lecturer's response to proposal to cancel print James Hardiman Library Accreditation • After taking this on board we researched the policies laid down by the UK accreditation bodies for Law and found that there was no objection to replacing traditional print with electronic only • Extract from Society of Legal Scholars Indicative list of sources for Law Libraries: "In only a few selected instances is a particular format for a title specified. The choice of the format in which legal materials are provided in universities and colleges is left to individual law schools and law libraries to decide, in the light of local circumstances." James Hardiman Library Accreditation • International research appears to justify our approach. • E-Serials and accreditation was considered at the University of Oklahoma by Cheryl MaCain and Karen Rupp-Serrano (see Gwen M. Gregory Getting a Grip on Electronic Journals Information today – April 2004) • They surveyed six United States regional accrediting agencies to find out how the Boards accounted for electronic journals in their evaluations. • This research revealed that the move to qualitative and output measures made the number of titles in an institution less important regardless of format. • Most agencies did not appear to have specific standards for e-journals and authors tended to recommend that Libraries stay focused on demonstrating quality improvement in the light of their institution's mission and goals James Hardiman Library Image Quality • It was our view that graphics would have higher definition online and that e-journals provided great advantage in terms of both text and graphics as they could be enlarged. • However, the Dept. of Archaeology voiced some concerns about particular journals that contained a significant amount of original archaeological illustration, plans, maps, drawings etc. that did not reproduce well electronically. • Investigation and a comparison of the print and online journals showed those concerns to be well-founded! James Hardiman Library Image Quality • Research in other Libraries shows that discrepancies arise in electronic journals in regard to color and graphics. • One survey found that whilst few online journals did not contain graphics: some did not display the graphics due to incorrect URLs for the images. Some color images in print were displayed as black and white images online, rendering the content useless the quality of color varied among journals Carolyn Henebry, Ellen Safley, Sarah E. George 'Before You Cancel the Paper, Beware', James Hardiman Library The Serials Librarian, 42: 3, 267 — 273 Image Quality • We agreed that we would accept this as a criteria for exempting a title from going e-only • Of course it should be noted that most leading journal providers are not only supplying high quality graphics in their e-journal equivalents, but providing added-value online by offering 3D quality images and indeed multimedia add-ons to articles that could never be delivered in print. James Hardiman Library Core titles • The Medical Library voiced concerns about removing print versions of core titles such as JAMA, the Lancet, the BMJ and the New England Journal of Medicine. • This was considered a valid consideration and was duly accepted. • No other Faculty made an argument for retention based on the grounds of core titles. James Hardiman Library Situation prior to the project • Our total number of serial subscriptions at the beginning of 2009 was 1618 • 1337 (82.63%) titles were print only or print & electronic • 281 (17.36%) of our total journal subscriptions were e-only James Hardiman Library Stage 1 of the Project • 155 IReL duplicates cancelled • 96 Elsevier titles moved to e-only • 33 LWW titles moved to e-only • Total 284 e-only titles following Stage 1 James Hardiman Library Stage 2 of the Project • 1053 titles remained for consideration and emails were sent directly to the publishers • 617 publisher replies were received • 380 titles not available as e-only, couldn't be decoupled from print or did not meet the set criteria • 237 titles were converted to e-only at this stage • No answers were received for 436 titles James Hardiman Library Results • Excluding the 155 IReL cancellations 366 titles were shifted to e-only • In total we now have 683 electronic only subscriptions from various providers • An additional 36 e titles were added by breaking up former print group subscriptions • In total we now have 1510 subscriptions from various providers • 436 subscription titles will be surveyed again prior to our next renewal in the Summer of 2010 James Hardiman Library Results James Hardiman Library Situation prior to the project James Hardiman Library Situation after the project James Hardiman Library Results James Hardiman Library Results • In all 521 (35.61%) of the total Serials collection were affected by the project • Slightly less than 50% of AHSS titles are now electronic only • 65% of STM titles are now e-only, with Medicine performing the best James Hardiman Library Cost Implications • Many big publishers offer e-only at 100% and print at 110%, so in some cases the publishers price was reduced! • In Ireland the cost for electronic only is amplified by VAT rates however: Print 13.5% Electronic 21% • Therefore in most cases the cost of e-only will be higher than print. James Hardiman Library Cost Implications • Some electronic titles are more expensive than print. Some examples with the increase in price to go e-only follow: Mosby's Journal of Paediatrics + 79% American Economic Review + 71% American Historical Review (University of Chicago) + 61% Journal of Health Services Research & Policy (RSC) + 28% Public Archaeology (Maney Publishers) + 7% James Hardiman Library Cost implications • No significant trends emerge to demonstrate a divergence between STM and AHSS titles in terms of difference in price • We decided from a philosophical perspective that cost would not be a consideration and the project was seen as a long term investment which would deliver far more ultimate cost savings with regard to environment and staff work practices. • The costs associated with print far outweigh electronic in terms of shelf space, staff time in claiming, checking in, and finally binding. James Hardiman Library Follow up work • Old print (or print + electronic) order records had to be closed and new orders created reflecting new format. • Holdings statements had to be updated to show end of print run. • The third phase involved updating the records with the new access URL, entering correct 856 fields in Marc and activating the titles on the appropriate SFX portfolio • Difficulty of up-skilling print oriented staff to work in the eenvironment cannot be underestimated. James Hardiman Library A word of caution • Because our renewal process was so complex this year it took Swets a good deal of time to finish our renewals and this is still a work in progress but nearly complete. • Changes of this scale were difficult for Swets and renewals were not actioned as quickly as we might have liked and some of our renewals are still outstanding. • Libraries considering a similar move should be aware of the need to allow sufficient time for their agent to make changes. James Hardiman Library Conclusion • This project is a legacy project in so far as it will change utterly the emphasis of our serials collection. Our collections have been carefully built up over the last 150 years and the emphasis for this period was on print. However after the projects completion at the end of this Summer it is hoped that we will have changed over 75% of our journal titles to electronic only. From this perspective we are essentially starting again, moving away from practices which began in the 19th century and creating a library for the 21st Century. James Hardiman Library Contact Details • Monica Crump, Head of Information Access and Learning Services, James Hardiman Library, NUI Galway firstname.lastname@example.com • Neil O'Brien, Collection Management Librarian, James Hardiman Library, NUI Galway email@example.com


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