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Aetna Sr Coding Quality Auditor in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Req ID: 43321BR
Responsible for performing audits of medical records to ensure the ICD-9/ICD-10 codes that are submitted to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) for the Risk Adjustment Payment System (RAPS) are appropriate, accurate, and supported by clinical documentation in accordance with all State and Federal regulations and internal policies and procedures.
Monitors quality amongst all coding staff. Assists manager with daily operations, as needed
Fundamental Components:
Performs audits of medical records to ensure all assigned ICD-9/ICD-10 codes are accurate and supported by written clinical documentation.
Provides education to internal staff and external providers based on audit findings; provides general education on ICD-9/ICD-10 codes as appropriate.
Serves as the training resource and subject matter expert to other team members for questions regarding ICD-9/ICD-10 coding and documentation requirements.
Effectively communicates the audit process and results to the appropriate departments and management.
Interfaces with providers and Health Plans to resolve disputes regarding appropriate coding and documentation requirements.
Conducts process audits to ensure compliance with internal policies and procedures and existing CMS regulations; identifies and recommends opportunities for process improvements so that productivity and quality goals can be met or exceeded and operational efficiency and financial accuracy is achieved.
Remains current on ICD-9/ICD-10 codes, CMS documentation requirements, and State and Federal regulations.
Performs other related duties as required.
BACKGROUND/EXPERIENCE desired:
Minimum of 4 years recent experience in medical record documentation review, diagnosis coding, and/or auditing.
CPC (Certified Professional Coder) or CCS-P (Certified Coding Specialist-Physician) required
Experience with ICD-10 codes required.
Experience with Medicare and/or Medicaid Risk Adjustment process required
Experience with Microsoft Office products (Word, Excel, Project)
The highest level of education desired for candidates in this position is a Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience.
Telework Specifications:
This position is full time work from home.
Displays ability to function independently and in a collaborative work environment. Work cooperatively with others as part of a team. Displays organizational commitment: aligns own behavior with the values, needs and priorities of Aetna.
Aetna is about more than just doing a job. This is our opportunity to re-shape healthcare for America and across the globe. We are developing solutions to improve the quality and affordability of healthcare. What we do will benefit generations to come.
We care about each other, our customers and our communities. We are inspired to make a difference, and we are committed to integrity and excellence.
Together we will empower people to live healthier lives.
Aetna is an equal opportunity & affirmative action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment regardless of personal characteristics or status. We take affirmative action to recruit, select and develop women, people of color, veterans and individuals with disabilities.
We are a company built on excellence. We have a culture that values growth, achievement and diversity and a workplace where your voice can be heard.
Benefit eligibility may vary by position. Click here to review the benefits associated with this position.
Aetna takes our candidate's data privacy seriously. At no time will any Aetna recruiter or employee request any financial or personal information (Social Security Number, Credit card information for direct deposit, etc.) from you via e-mail. Any requests for information will be discussed prior and will be conducted through a secure website provided by the recruiter. Should you be asked for such information, please notify us immediately.
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Connect any USB 2.0 device to your notebook and lose more than one hour of battery time. According to Tom's Hardware Guide, their Munich-based lab revealed that Windows-based Intel Core Duo mobile processor platform has a serious power consumption issue. Intel blamed it on a Microsoft driver bug - a bug that has been known by Microsoft for some time, but kept from the public eye until today. In related news, Everything USB has grabbed a fix from MS' premier partner site.


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Keith Kelsey is a standout linebacker from Gainesville HS that comes from great blood lines. The 6-foot-2, 215 pound 3-star prospect recorded164 tackles, four interceptions and forced two fumbles.
Earlier this week Kelsey made a trip down to Tamp for the USF one-day skills camp, but didn't head down to workout.
"I came to the USF camp but not to work out," said Kelsey. "I just wanted to visit with the coaches and support my teammates."
While on Campus, Kelsey got to meet with the staff including the Bulls new linebacker coach and defensive coordinator Chris Cosh.
"I hung a lot with Coach Cosh, the linebacker coach and defensive coordinator, and that went real well," said Kelsey. We talked for awhile and I felt like I really got to know him a little bit better and that was a good thing. He told me that he really likes what I do both on and off the field and just to take my time with the recruiting process. "
The 3-star prospect is rated the 49th best middle linebacker by Scout, and is currently up to 10 offers, including South Florida, Duke, Iowa State, Temple, Marshall, Utah and UCF.
"I don't have a list of favorites, but I have a couple that I like," said Kelsey. "I'm just going to keep working hard and the rest will take care of itself."
Kelsey may not have a list of favorites but said he has a high interest in USF.
"I like USF a lot," said Kelsey. "Two of my teammates are going here. Chris Bivins is already here and Tashon Whitehurst just arrived and that has a lot to do with it."
"I really like the campus and the facilities are just great," said Kelsey. "It's a good place to be around and the atmosphere is live, and I like the people here. I like being around the coaches, they're all energized and are a good bunch of people."
Kelsey, whose father played linebacker at Florida, has a connection to the Bulls staff.
"Actually Carl Franks used to coach my dad when he was at Florida," said Kelsey. "So that's kind of cool."
The Gainesville standout says he plans on going to a few camps plans to be active on the camp front this summer
"I know I'll go to a few but nothing is set in stone yet," said Kelsey. "I may go to South Carolina next month."
As to when he'll make his college decision, Kelsey said he doesn't think he'll wait until February.
"I'll probably sometime during the season," said Kelsey. " I'll probably narrow down my list and go from there."
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He challenged the incumbent governor, Democrat Ann Richards, running on promises to improve public education and to reform the juvenile justice system, welfare, and the state's tort laws -- the system under which an injured person may sue for damages. During the 74th Legislature in 1995, he worked with the Democrats who controlled both houses of the Texas legislature and managed to get bills passed that dealt with the four issues he had emphasized in his campaign. Bush was seen as pro-business and a consensus-builder.
Bush advocated and signed the two largest tax cuts to date in Texas history, totaling over $3 billion. To pay for the cuts, he sought (unsuccessfully) federal approval of a plan to privatize Texas' social services. Education reform was a priority throughout his terms, with legislation emphasizing local control of schools, higher standards, and a revised curriculum. Controversy has followed, with charter schools mired in financial scandals and protests against one test determining a child's promotion. After winning reelection in 1998, Bush began his bid for the presidency and was not as involved in the 76th Legislature in 1999.
George W. Bush was born July 6, 1946 in New Haven, Connecticut and grew up in Midland and Houston, Texas. He graduated from Andover Academy, and received a bachelor's degree from Yale University and a master's from Harvard Business School. He served as a pilot in the Texas Air National Guard. In 1978, Bush was defeated in a run for the U.S. Congress in West Texas. He was involved in energy exploration from the 1970s into the 1980s. From 1989 until his election as governor, Bush worked with the Texas Rangers baseball organization, leading a group of partners in purchasing the team, and then serving as managing general partner. He married Laura Welch in 1977; they have two daughters.
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individual or organization; and press releases, clippings, printed material,
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SOUTH Gloucestershire is on the move – literally.
A recent report revealed the region has one of the lowest instances of inactivity in the country.
Turning the tide of inactivity, published by UK active, ranks South Gloucestershire as 14th out of 150 authorities in the UK, with 59 per cent of residents participating in sport and active recreation weekly and an inactivity figure of just 23 per cent.
This makes South Gloucestershire the best performing authority in the south west.
Chairman of the communities committee Councillor Claire Young said: "Our success in reducing levels of inactivity is primarily due to the coordinated approach by the council and our partners to ensure the best possible provision across the community.
"We also encourage sustainable methods of transport, and organise a large number of healthy activities for residents of all ages.
"We are also lucky that South Gloucestershire has such beautiful green spaces and countryside where residents can easily enjoy walking and other healthy outdoor activities."
Dr Mark Pietroni, director of public health for South Gloucestershire, said: "We know that increasing people's physical activity levels is one of the best buys in public health, with exercise just as potent as some drugs in tackling major diseases.
"This is why building physical activity into our everyday lives has been identified as a key action within our Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy."
Circadian Trust, a registered charity and social enterprise based in Bradley Stoke, work in partnership with the council to operate five leisure centres in South Gloucestershire and three dual-use sites that are based on school campuses.
Ben Beasley, director of commercial development at Circadian Trust, said: "Since 2007 we are pleased that attendances in the centres has increased from 1.8 to 2.2 million per annum.
"We strive to maintain a vibrant and ever evolving programme of activity to attract and inspire local residents and groups into the centres. Our policy on pricing and offering concessionary rates to those most in need helps promote sport and physical activity for all without barriers.
"Our core programme we offer an exciting variety of community intervention strategies through our partnership work. Play on prescription, exercise on prescription and LifeShape are just three of these popular and rewarding schemes."
Circadian Trust coordinate a series of free activities for all the family to help residents of South Gloucestershire get started with a new interest, hobby or fitness routine. From 'Walking for Health' family walks to running groups, they have many initiatives to help people of all ages lead a more active lifestyle.
Details at www.southglos.gov.uk/healthandwellbeing.


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Family, friends gather to lay Jeannette toddler to rest
Logan Stevenson lived only two years, but during that short time, the chubby-cheeked little boy touched many people's lives, a minister, family members and friends said on Saturday.
"His life has had an impact over the whole world," the Rev. Jan Zotter said during a service attended by 75 family members and friends in the Mason-Gelder Funeral Home in Jeannette.
A world audience watched as the Jeannette child, in his final days, served as the best man for his parents' hastily planned backyard wedding only eight days ago.
Christine and Sean Stevenson brought Logan home July 26 after doctors at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh told them he had two to three weeks to live. The couple scuttled plans for a July 2014 wedding and planned a ceremony and reception so Logan could be part of it.
Logan, who was born on Oct. 22, 2010, died Monday night, surrounded by his parents, family members and loved ones.
He suffered from Fanconi anemia, a rare disease that often leads to cancer. During his life, he endured leukemia, a stem cell transplant and the loss of a kidney.
"He was a fighter," said Seth Antoniak, who stood beside Logan and the couple as they took their vows.
"He was 2 and had everything thrown at him," added Antoniak, one of Sean Stevenson's best friends.
Zotter was the only speaker during the service. But others shared their feelings in notes placed with pictures of Logan on poster boards with such headings as "Sweet Baby," "We Miss You Already" and "The Best Man."
"Heaven, I am told, is such a beautiful place, free of illness and hurt," stated one letter from Logan's grandparents, Debbie and Larry Stevenson. "Even though it was heartbreaking to let you go, Heaven is very lucky to have you.
"Don't worry about us. We will find a way to go on," the note adds. "You will always be in grandma's heart forever, and I will never forget my little Ba Ba."
"You are a tiny angel that has blessed us every day," added an uncle in another note.
When a child passes, everyone has the same question, said Zotter, pastor of Allison Park Church.
"Why — why does this happen to a child?" she said.
"We don't know, because God is so much bigger than we are," she added. "There are mysteries of God that we can't fathom."
Zotter compared understanding God's will to a child trying to figure out why parents keep saying no. The child cannot understand his parents' wishes; people cannot grasp God's plan, she said.
But one day, Logan's family and friends will understand the reason, when they are where Logan now is, she added.
"Logan is with God, the Father," Zotter said. "I bet he's playing baseball. I bet he's seeing the horses there."
Bob Stiles is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 724-836-6622 or email@example.com.


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Edmunds' site AutoObserver.com reports in a story here that a staffer -- attracted by Chevy's $350/month lease offer on the plug-in Volt -- e-mailed a California dealer to sign up and got a jolt in reply:
Demand is going to far exceed supply for this vehicle, initially our asking price for the Volt is going to be MSRP plus $20,000.
That's a nearly 50% markup on the $41,000 Volt by the dealer, which was not named. "This type of price gouging happens all the time in the automotive industry," said Michelle Krebs, senior analyst at Edmunds.com. "It's interesting that a car of the 21st century is still using 18th century horse-trading techniques."
General Motors has designated 600 dealers in selected markets to be part of the initial rollout of the Volt in December. And it has leverage over franchisees to discourage such gouging while it ramps up production (it just bumped up its 2011 production plan to 45,000).
But in the meantime, U.S. taxpayers are kicking in a $7,500 tax credit and California is giving buyers another $5,000 to encourage electric car sales. That's a waste of money if this dealer is right and folks will give him an extra $20K to be first on their block to have a Volt.
If any of you in the Drive On community come across similar markups for Volts (or Nissan's Leaf electric) please let us know.
-- Fred Meier/Auto Editor
Chris Woodyard is an auto writer for USA TODAY who covers all aspects of motoring. He revels in the exhaust note of a Maserati and the sharp creases of a Cadillac CTS. Chris strives to live a Porsche life on a Scion budget. More about Chris


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Now that we're well heeled in Nexus 9-ness, Google has gone ahead and released the keyboard folio for their flagship tablet. As expected, the keyboard folio does all we were told it would: attaches magnetically, doubles as a hardcover case — all the good stuff. We do find it interesting that Google has made the folio with a mechanical keyboard, though. It's also interesting that it comes in one color, "black leather". Even more interesting is the price Google thinks you'll pay.


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Abant Medical Journal is a scientific journal that publishes retrospective, prospective or experimental research articles, review articles, case reports, editorial comment/discussion, letter to the editor, surgical technique, differential diagnosis, medical book reviews, questions-answers and also current issues of medical agenda from all fields of medicine and aims to reach all national/international institutions and individuals.
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In him they had a hero, the wisest and best, who perished from Achaean envy of his greatness.
Then he sprang upon Aeneas's horses and drove them from the Trojan to the Achaean ranks.
Mr. Ridgeway erroneously says that "no Achaean warrior employs the bow for war."
The Roman envoys come to Cleitor, where there is an Achaean assembly.
Agias the Arcadian and Socrates the Achaean were both among the sufferers who were put to death.
He was captured, when Achaean Strategus, by the Messenians and poisoned.
We have shown that Palamedes was not originally an Achaean of the Achaeans, but a culture hero.
The effect of the message from the Romans in the Achaean league.
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Subject: [MARKEY] Markey lineage - New York, NY
Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2007 02:28:59 -0000
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Hello all you Markey decendants out there. I'm still searching for information for any on my line. If anyone can help me I'd appreciate it.
Here is my Markey-Gargan line.
1) FRANCIS MARKEY, (Great-great-great-grandfather) b: 1784, native of Parish of Ennaskeen, Towns Land of Ervey, County Meade, Ireland, d: 24 Jan 1859, 75 yrs. married
1a) FANNY MARKEY, (Great-great-great-grandmother) b: 1785, (unknown surname) died: 23 Feb 1859, 74 yrs
(known to have had 5 children, 4 m & 1 f ), only three names known: John, Patrick & Isabella (Bella), unknown male x's 2
2) PATRICK MARKEY, (Great-great-grandfather) b: 1824, d.: 2 Feb 1888, 64 yrs. Naturalized Citizen of the United States dated 13 August 1855 in New York City. NYC census 1860 listed as a "Market Man" with 3 children & in 1870 as a "Produce Dealer", he owned his own home valued at $2000 with 7 children at that time married
2a) JULIA GARGAN MARKEY, (Great-great-grandmother) b: 1832, died: 15 Oct 1893, 61 yrs.; They had 12 children, 6 boys and 6 girls.
The boys were: George, John, Joseph, EDWARD, Frank & Charles
The girls were: Mary, Clarabelle (Carrie), Mary Jane, Juliette, Gertrude & Fanny
The 12 Children: George, John, Joseph, EDWARD, Frank, Charles, Mary, Clarabelle (Carrie), Mary Jane, Juliette, Gertrude & Fanny
3) George MARKEY, married
3a) Ann Marshall had 5 children - George, John, Edward, Walter & Fanny
4) George MARKEY married
4a) Louise CONNOR (10 children: George W., Jr., Ed., Mary, Janice, Marshall, Gerard, Eloise, John, Richard, & Keran)
5) George W. MARKEY Jr. married to Marian lived at 8503 Carroll Ave. Silver Springs, MD in 1962, in the Washington, DC area
5) Edward C. MARKEY married to Lillian living in Rye, NY in the 1960's
5) Mary MARKEY KUEPPER married to Dick KUEPPER living in California in the 1960's
5) Janice MARKEY SINNOTT married to Pete SINNOTT living in Larchmont, NY in the 1960's
5) Marshall J MARKEY living in Burlington, Iowa in the 1960's
5) Gerard MARKEY married to Audrey living in Cleveland Heights, Ohio in the 1960's
5) Eloise MARKEY KEATING married to William J. (Bill) KEATING, attorney living & practicing in New Haven, CT in the 1960's
(Address in April, 1962: 205 Church Street, New Haven, CT; Ph.: UN5-6106
5) John J MARKEY living in Scarsdale, NY in the 1960's
5) Richard A (Dick) MARKEY living in Greenwich, CT in the 1960's
5) Keran A MARKEY living in Guilford CT in the 1960's
4) John
4) Edward
4) Walter
4) Fanny
3) JOHN MARKEY married
3a) Etta (???) had 1 child - Fanny Crecilius
4) Fanny Crecilius MARKEY
3) JOSEPH MARKEY married
3a) Mary Levenson had 1 child noted that child died very young. No reference made if they had any other children or what happened to them.
4) Unnamed child - died young
3) EDWARD JOSEPH MARKEY, (Great-grandfather), (1869-1908),
3a) ALICE GERTRUDE CANNON, (Great-grandmother), d. 1940,
They had 5 children: Lawrence Aloysius, Rose Cecilia, MARY ANGELA, Edward Joseph, Jr., & Alice Gertrude
4) Lawrence Aloysius (d. 1959)
4) Rose Cecilia (d. 1945)
4) MARY ANGELA MARKEY, (Grandmother) (b. 1895 d.1970); born and lived entire life in Brooklyn, NY; married
4a) THOMAS F. WILSON, JR., (Grandfather) born in 1889 in CT (?) lived entire life in Brooklyn, NY; had one child: THOMAS F. WILSON III
5) THOMAS F. WILSON III (b. 3 Dec. 1923) grew up in Brooklyn, married 3/31/1951, Queens, NY; lived as an adult in Manhattan,
now lives in Florida, near Jacksonville
5a) LUCILLE ANN SCHANNO (b. 22 Nov 1928), in Hollis, Queens
3 children, LUCY ANN (b. 12 Feb 1952), ANN MARIE (b. 20 Feb 1953) & PATRICIA JOSETTE (b. 18 Mar 1954)
6) LUCY ANN WILSON married
6a) - 1) FRANCIS KUBOVSAK (div. 1973)
6a) - 2) ALAN CHERRY, 5/22/85 in Los Angeles, CA
6) ANN MARIE WILSON married 1975, St. Mary Church, Ridgefield, CT & divorced
6a) HENRY RANDOLPH WILSON, JR had 3 children, ANN MARIE WILSON, JOAN LUCY WILSON, &
7) ANN MARIE WILSON b. 4/14/1976
7) JOAN LUCY WILSON b. 6/21/1978, - married 6/30/2001
7a) BRYAN WATERS (m. 6/30/01) have have 2 children SEAN WATERS (d.o.b. 3/9/03) and ANDREW BRYAN WATERS (d.o.b. 12/28/06)
8) SEAN WATERS, d.o.b. 3/9/03
8) ANDREW BRYAN WATERS (d.o.b. 12/28/06)
7) HENRY RANDOLPH WILSON, III, b. 2/18/1981
6) PATRICIA JOSETTE WILSON b. 3/18/1954 married 6/1/1974, St. Mary Church, Ridgefield, CT
6a) DAVID JOSEPH PERKINS; b. 3/19/1954
3 children (sons), DAVID JOSEPH PERKINS, JR., THOMAS HENRY PERKINS,
7) DAVID JOSEPH PERKINS, JR., b. 12/18/1974, Dover, NH, m. 2/13/1999
7a) ANN MARIE HUGHES, b. 4/9/1975, m. 2/13/1999, Mid Pines)
7) THOMAS HENRY PERKINS, b. 12/21/1983, Danbury, CT, "Twin A"
7) JAMES MICHAEL PERKINS, b. 12/21/1983, Danbury, CT, "Twin B"
4) Edward Joseph MARKEY, Jr. (b. 1903 d. 1965) m. Nettie Mae Tracy, had one child, Edward J. Markey, of Blue Hill, Maine
4) Alice Gertrude MARKEY (b. 1905 d. 1961) m. John J. CLEMENTS, had one child, Alice E. Clements
5) Alice Elizabeth CLEMENTS (b. , married, lives in Pittsburgh, PA
5a) Thomas McKENNA, had 3 children
6) Kevin McKENNA (b. , married
6a) Molly McGINLEY (b. ,
6) Christopher McKENNA (b. , married
6a) Sharon JOFFE (b. ,
6) Elizabeth McKENNA (b. , married
6a) Patrick BACHTELL, have two children
7) Liam BACHTELL, (b. ,
7) Claire BACHTELL, (b. ,
3) FRANK MARKEY Single, died at the age of 27.
3) CHARLES MARKEY, married,
3a) Kate Glennon had 3 children - May Gieise (2 girls), Margaret and Edward. Margaret and Edward are dead.
4) May Gieise
4) Margaret
4) Edward
3) MARY E. MARKEY BRADLEY TAUBNER, married
3a) Jim Bradley - 1 child - Francis W Bradley
3a) Rudolph Taubner
4) Francis W BRADLEY TAUBNER
Upon Mary's marriage to Taubner; child's name was changed to Francis Taubner. Francis died in 1946 at age of 60.
3) CLARABELLE (CARRIE) MARKEY DALY - (died 1921, age 57) married
3a) Michael Daly - 3 children - George W., Francis E., and Charles
4) George W. DALY married
4a) Anna Cato have 3 girls - Edna May, Mildred and Muriel (twins (all 3 married)
5) Edna May DALY
5) Mildred DALY
5) Muriel DALY
4) Francis E. DALY married
4a) Dorothy Hanley have 7 children - 5 boys and 3 girls. Francis, Robert, James, Ronald, Richard, Dorothy, Patricia 5) Francis (married as of 1960's)
5) Robert
5) James
5) Ronald
5) Richard
5) Dorothy (married as of 1960's)
5) Patricia (married as of 1960's)
4) Charles Daly died in infancy.
3) MARY JANE MARKEY died in infancy at the age of 1 or 1 years
3) JULIETTE MARKEY PARDON - born 1875, died 1952, age 76. married
3a) Arthur Pardon - died 1936; 3 children - Mildred, Harry and Juliette
4) Mildred Pardon married, lived at 149-05 79th Ave., Flushing, NY 10067 in April 1962
4a) George Dupree had 1 girl Rose M. (my grandmother's cousin, Mildred Pardon, who wrote up the sheet)
5) Rose M. Dupree
4) Harry Pardon died at the age of 6
4) Juliette Pardon married
4a) Charles Watkins had 3 children - Charles A., Virginia (married) and Juliette Markey
5) Charles A. Watkins
5) Virginia Watkins (married)
5) Juliette Markey Watkins
3) GERTRUDE R. MARKEY Single, born 1881, died 1931 at age 50 (lived with Arthur & Juliette Pardon as of the 1930 Census)
3) FANNY MARKEY married
3a) Larry Quinn; 3 children - Mary, Tom and Lawrence
4) Mary Quinn died at the age of 21 at the Convent of St. Mary of the Springs, Columbus, Ohio
4) Tom Quinn died at the age of 17
4) Lawrence Quinn died at the age of 1 or 1 years
Gram's map from the NY Sunday News, for March 15, 1964, that was titled "Erin's First Families" had noted on it:
"Clark's & Corbett's - Grandmother Cannon's family from Tyrone.
Michael Cannon from Connaught.
Markey's from County Meade "Towns Land of Ervey"'
>From this we know that The Markey's are from: County Meath, The townland of Ervey, in the Civil Parish of Enniskean in the Barony of Lower Kells, Kells Poor Law Union.
We do not know the church parish that they were from which is where most of the records were probably kept during that time. They were Roman Catholic.
Although I'm not sure who the "Clark's & Corbett's" were, I presume they were Gram's grandmother Cannon's family names, her grandmothers' parents last names. They were from County Tyrone which is in the Province of Ulster. The County is now part of Northern Ireland. Ulster has nine counties -- six are part of Northern Ireland (now a separate country) and three are in the Republic of Ireland.
I'm not sure who "Michael Cannon" was but he was from Connaught. It's a province. Ireland is divided into four provinces - Ulster, Munster, Leinster and Connaught. Connaught is made up of Counties Mayo, Sligo, Galway, Leitrim and Roscommon. Trying to find more about him will be very difficult because we know so little about him.
Francis & Fanny Markey (our Great-great-great-grandparents) are the parents of Patrick Markey.
Patrick Markey became a US citizen. I have a copy of his naturalization papers. I don't know if Francis & Fanny did.
In a nutshell: The Markey's are from: County Meath, The townland of Ervey, in the Civil Parish of Enniskean in the Barony of Lower Kells, Kells Poor Law Union.
We do not know the church parish that they were from which is where most of the records were probably kept during that time. They were Roman Catholic.
1) Francis & Fanny Markey had 5 children, one of whom was Patrick Markey
2) Patrick Markey married Julia Gargan had 12 children, one of whom was Edward Joseph Markey
3) Edward Joseph Markey married Alice Gertrude CANNON had 5 children
4) Mary Angela Markey married Thomas Francis Wilson, Jr. had one son, Thomas F. Wilson, III
4) Rose Cecilia Markey (died age 45 in 1945)
4) Lawrence Aloysius Markey (died in 1959)
4) Edward Joseph Markey, (died age 60), married Nettie Mae Tracy had one son Edward J. Markey lives in Blue Hill, Maine
4) Alice Gertrude Markey (died age 56) married John J. Clements had one daughter, Alice Elizabeth (Betsy) Clements McKenna
The Cannon's were Gram's mother's side of the family, (Alice Gertrude Cannon). Dad's 1st cousin's name was Betsy or Alice Elizabeth. Alice Gertrude Cannon was Betsy's and Dad's and Grandmother. Betsy and her mother, (Alice Gertrude MARKEY who married John J. Clements) are named after her.
I haven't started on the Cannon side at all. I should start posting messages on their message board since there were several siblings.
The CANNON side
These are all siblings, I don't know who their parents' are other than the notation that Gram made of a "Michael Cannon" on the old map of "Erin's First Families" from 1964 and the other notation of "Clark's and Corbett's" (see below).
Rose CANNON Maxwell
ALICE G. CANNON MARKEY (Dad's & Betsy's Grandmother)
Mary Angela Markey married Thomas Francis Wilson, Jr. had one son, Thomas F. Wilson, III (Dad)
Rose Cecilia Markey died at Age 45 in 1945
Lawrence Aloysius Markey died 1959
Edward Joseph Markey, (died age 60), married Nettie Mae Tracy had one son Edward J. Markey lives in Blue Hill, Maine
Alice Gertrude Markey (56) married John J. Clements had one daughter, Alice Elizabeth (Betsy) Clements McKenna
Francis CANNON
Elizabeth CANNON
Thomas CANNON married Annie and had three children
Rev. Thomas CANNON (Jesuit Priest, served in the Philippines)
Mary CANNON
(died in childbirth, twins survive)
Sister Margaret CANNON (Maryknoll Sister, deceased 2000 or 2001)
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The dust collector probably is a little high in current to use a small relay, and I would suggest a lighting style contactor to control the power.
We do this is child care/adult care environments, connecting the stoves through a contactor, so that when the fire system is initiated, it turns off power. Yours would be a little different as you are turning it on when something else takes place.
What you want to do is this: Run your 220 volts with ground from the circuit breaker to a box large enough to house the contactor. Then from the contactor to the receptacle for the dust collector. Then run your 120 volts to your control and to the contactor coil. So, when you apply 120 volts to the contactor, it makes and turns on power to the dust collector. I dont know what you are using to control the coil on the contactor, but it just needs to make and break the hot wire, neutral would connect straight through to the coil
First of all, thank you so much for your fast (and helpful) response! Wow! Even with a figure! I'm very grateful for the thoroughness of your reply, so thank you for that.
FYI, although I saw your reply shortly after it came in, the web browser I am using at work is ancient and would not let me type a reply.
I appreciate the confirmation that there's nothing wrong with using standard 110/120V to power the contactor coil. Every resource I've seen that discusses what I'm trying to do talks about stepping down the voltage and using thermostat wire, but I didn't see the point. As you said, more expense and more chance for failure.
Only two minor things left. I'm assuming the inspector will want a "means of disconnect" near the receptacle, so I was intending to purchase a small shutoff box and install it between the breaker panel and the contactor. Do you think that's unnecessary? Something like:
Last thing, you suggested a lighting style contactor. Is there something that makes it more appropriate than other styles of contactors? I was originally intending to get one of the following:
Thank you so much again for your help. I really appreciate it. (I would submit the rating now, but I wasn't sure if that would close the question out and prevent my reply from going though. :)


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Premature birth is the birth of a baby before 37 weeks of gestation. There are many factors that may combine to cause early birth, and it's not always possible to say exactly what caused a pregnancy to end early.

Causes of premature birth can be split into main three categories -- birth where labor happens on its own, birth where mom's water breaks early, or birth when doctors decide that delivering the baby is medically necessary. The first two categories are similar, and can be combined and called "spontaneous preterm birth."

Spontaneous Premature Birth

No matter when it begins, labor is a complicated and often unpredictable series of events. In spontaneous preterm birth, labor starts early and doctors are not able to stop the labor process. Spontaneous preterm labor causes about 2/3 of all premature births.

In spontaneous premature birth, labor can start either with typical labor contractions, or with mom's water breaking. If mom's water breaks before 37 weeks, it's called preterm premature rupture of membranes, or PPROM for short.

Unfortunately, doctors usually can't tell exactly what caused a mom to go into labor early or to have PPROM. Often there are a combination of risks present. Doctors do know that the following risks greatly increase a mom's chance of PPROM or premature labor:

 Infection: Some type of infection is present in many cases of spontanous premature birth. Any kind of systemic inflammation or infection can cause a mom to have her baby early, including infections in the mouth (such as gum disease), vagina or uterus, and kidneys.

 Cervical problems: Insufficient cervix or short cervix both increase the risk of preterm birth, especially if the mom is having labor symptoms.

 Smoking: Any kind of tobacco use increases a mom's risk of PPROM and premature labor. Nicotine causes blood vessels in the uterus to constrict, which can prevent nutrients and oxygen from getting to the baby or contribute to early labor.

 Stress: Chronic, high-level psychological stress can cause labor to start early.

 Short time between pregnancies: The risk of preterm birth is two times higher than normal if pregnancies are less than 6 months apart.

 Multiple pregnancies: Being pregnant with more than one baby causes the uterus to become overdistended, which can cause labor to start early. The risk of preterm birth from multiple pregnancies increases with the number of babies.

 Genetics: Your risk of delivering early is higher if your mom or sister went into labor early, or if you've had a previous premature baby. Doctors aren't sure why, but black race also increases a woman's chances of early birth.

There are many ways that doctors try to prevent early labor in moms who are at risk. If you are at risk for preterm birth, you'll be followed closely by your doctor and you may need to see a specialist who works with high-risk pregnancies. Read more about Preventing and Stopping Premature Labor.

Medically Indicated Preterm Birth

For most women, pregnancy causes only mild discomforts. In some women, though, pregnancy causes severe health problems that can threaten the lives of mom and baby. In these cases, doctors may decide to deliver the baby early even if mom is not in labor. Some of the most common medical reasons why a baby may be born early include:

 Preeclampsia: Preeclampsia is a life-threatening condition that causes high blood pressure and protein in the urine. In severe cases, it can cause seizures or be fatal. Medications can help, but delivery of the baby is the only cure for preeclampsia.

 Poor fetal growth: There can be many reasons why a baby is not growing well inside of mom. Problems with the placenta, certain infections, twin gestation, or genetic anomalies in the baby can all cause a baby to have intrauterine growth restriction, or IUGR. In some cases, the baby may need to be delivered early.

 Placental abruption: In some pregnancies, the placenta starts to separate from the uterus before the baby is born. Called placental abruption, this can cause extreme blood loss in mom and baby, and can be fatal. Emergency delivery of the baby is necessary.

 Fetal distress: Sometimes a baby is in distress during a pregnancy for reasons that may not be known. Problems with the cord, problems with blood flow, and maternal liver disease are a few causes of fetal distress.

Some medically indicated premature births are emergency births where the decision to deliver must be made very quickly. Others are due to more chronic conditions where doctors watch mom and baby very closely to decide when the best time is to deliver the baby.

By following your doctor's orders and working with a doctor with whom you have a close and trusting relationship, you'll know for sure that you're doing the very best for yourself and your baby.

Sources:

Ananth,C and Vintzileos, A. "Maternal-fetal conditions necessitating a medical intervention resulting in preterm birth." American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Dec. 2006; 195, 1557–1563.

Goldenberg, R., Culhane, J., Iams, J., and Romero, R. "Epidemiology and causes of preterm birth." The Lancet. Jan. 2008; 371, 74-83.

Voltolini, C. et al. "Understanding spontaneous preterm birth: From underlying mechanisms to predictive and preventive interventions." Reproductive Sciences March 2013.


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A couple later the late John Sellars and me again located another family of Lark Sparrows at the entrance of Highway 231 South at the junction of Cedar Forest Road on the right side of the road behind the forestry building. We took several people there so they could add the Lark Sparrow to their life list. In a couple of years, just like the other place, the weeds grew up and the habitat changed and then, no more birds.
The next year the late Mr. Fred Detlefsen, my favorite birding partner, and myself located a family of Lark Sparrows down south on Cainsville Road next to the church there on the right at the county line. I seemed that our bird club here was the only place in Tennessee to have the Sparrows on their bird count. Then just like before, the habitat changed and then, no more Sparrows.
It doesn't take too long before areas change, either by something done by us humans or by some act of nature. I am sure that many of our readers that lived back in the time of the television series, Dallas probably didn't pay any attention to some of the background noise provided on the soundtracks. If my memory serves me right, there was always a Lark Sparrow singing in some of the outdoor scenes.
I am bad about listening to the different birds singing on TV programs. One night on some western, there was the sound of a Great Horned Owl making his "who who who who" call. All of a sudden a commercial came on the telly, but the Owl sound continued. After a quick trip out the front door with flashlight in hand, there was a pair of the Owls talking back and forth in the large hackberry tree in the front yard.
I would like to thank Eunice Steinson for the calenders she sent me on Backyard Birds. I used to work with Eunice at Hartmann Luggage.
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MIAMI - Shaquille O'Neal probably left millions on the bargaining table. His biggest obsession now isn't dollars but championships.
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O'Neal signed a $100 million, five-year contract with the Miami Heat on Tuesday, a deal that ensures the 12-time All-Star center plenty of added financial security while allowing the team salary flexibility to pursue other players.
He'll make $20 million in each of the next five seasons in an agreement believed to include incentives.
He was to have earned $30.6 million this coming season, opting out of that deal for a longer-term pact with less money annually.
"Shaquille can name his price," said his agent, Perry Rogers. "And the price he named was winning."
Rogers said O'Neal remains the player with the highest annual salary in the league.
The deal was signed shortly after the league's moratorium on player signings expired Tuesday.
Hawks-Suns hung up on 'procedural issue'
ATLANTA - The Atlanta Hawks and Phoenix Suns ran into "procedural issue" Tuesday, holding up a sign-and-trade deal that would send guard Joe Johnson to the Hawks.
The Hawks wouldn't reveal the nature of the hang-up, but said the deal had not been finalized.
"At this time, there is a procedural issue regarding the reported deal with Atlanta and Phoenix that needs to be resolved," Atlanta general manager Billy Knight said in a statement. "That's all I can say at this time."
The Hawks would send Phoenix two first-round picks, second-year guard Boris Diaw and a $4.9 million trade exception for the 6-foot-8 Johnson.
Five-team deal on verge of completion
MIAMI - Antoine Walker, Jason Williams and James Posey could soon be coming to the Miami Heat in a proposed five-team trade that was nearing completion Tuesday, according to a lawyer and league official both familiar with terms of the complicated deal.
Miami - which signed Shaquille O'Neal to a $100 million, five-year deal earlier Tuesday - would obtain Walker in a sign-and-trade from the Boston Celtics, then add Williams, Posey and rookie Andre Emmett from the Memphis Grizzlies in exchange for veteran swingman Eddie Jones.
Walker, Williams and Jones are the headliners in the proposed deal, one that also includes the aftereffects of a three-team deal agreed to earlier Tuesday by Sacramento, Memphis and Utah.
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Marisa Tomei, Craig Bierko, and Regina Hall will all join in the psychological thriller "Danika" being made by Roberts/David Films Inc. and Blue Omega
The psychological thriller "Danika," which is made by Roberts/David Films Inc. and Blue Omega and which screenplay written by Joshua Leibner, will be shot in the L.A. area and Maryland. Joining to play in it, including Craig Bierko, Regina Hall and Marisa Tomei.
Tomei is set to play the title character, a woman whose fears for her children are manifested in premonitions of death and disaster. Bierko will play Tomei's husband, while Hall acts as her psychiatrist and confidant.


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The Island Atelier is the creative domain of AJ Bealing. It's an island of peace in a crazy world.
Budgeting from Bankruptcy
The annual budget has been delivered, decried, denounced and damned. 'Twas ever thus.
It's a very long time since we had an empire to plunder. The British Empire was the nation's bank of Mum and Dad. Mum and Dad are long deceased and we have to stand on our own two feet. And we're finding it a bit of a struggle. We've borrowed up to the hilt and we can't face the idea of payback.
The problem with payback lies with who should do the paying back. Those who have never earned any money have no means of paying back, and those who have earned have been paying for those who haven't so they don't see why they should pay in duplicate or triplicate or any other multiple. But you can't get blood from a stone.
There is a strong argument for borrowing more: borrowing to invest such that the investing generates the dosh with which to do the repaying. This could and would work if the circle were closed in upon the UK. Or, better still, closed in upon the UK in such a way that it was sucking dosh in from the greater circle of the world beyond the UK. The problem is that this would not happen. The problem is that what is happening would continue to happen: the additional borrowings would be spent on goods from China and other lands in the greater circle. It would feather nests external to our own. And reduce their debt but not our own.
If a million people each have a thousand extra pounds, what will they spend it on? A Toshiba telly, the latest Apple pip and designer denims from anywhere in Asia. Asia may or may not deserve - that is some other question - but the diversion of dosh in that direction will not and cannot reduce the indebtedness of a post-imperial anywhere else.
Until such time as we get our heads around the fact that Buying British is the only possible route to paying off British debt, we will have to allow our elected representatives to punish us. Or perhaps we just don't care about being in debt enough to make the sacrifices necessary for its elimination. If that is the case, then we risk - and deserve - the wrath of the next generation who will be saddled with a sad inheritance.
Balloons blown out of proportion?
Today the internet is awash with comment of the balloon disaster in Egypt. Much blame is attributed to Egyptian lack of Health & Safety. This seems unfair. The balloon operators I observed in Egypt did not appear any less competent than the ones in England except in their command of the English language.
The balloon flight I took over Dorset swooped dangerously low over a busy main road, missed the power lines by a hair's breadth and landed with an almighty crash in a field full of bullocks and barbed wire. The pilot said the landing was normal. I broke my nose when the elephantine person behind me crushed my face into the frame of the basket on impact. Before this very expensive 'Champagne Flight' we were expected to assemble the balloon. At the end, we had to pack the balloon up. This took over two hours: two very uncomfortable hours in a bitterly cold field full of cow pat and thistles in pitch blackness. The support vehicle was mysteriously unable to locate us until the pilot confirmed that the balloon was all packed up and ready to go.
Taking to the skies in a crate heavily laden with people beneath a large inflammable bubble with a substantial cylinder of gas and a powerful naked flame must surely come with risk. The only real surprise is how few ballooning disasters there are. In making one's choices, one takes one's chances.
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Shannon Croy's path to her current position as a senior marketing associate at Cloud Technology Partners began the summer before her senior year. To help her stand out from the thousands of college students who would be seeking internships for the fall semester, the communication & media studies major got a head start, accepting a summer internship at the Boston-based tech startup.
A course in organizational behavior during her junior year gave Croy a lens through which to view company culture, and she found Cloud Technology Partners was a good match for her.
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Since she started at Cloud Technology Partners, Croy has watched her employer grow from a staff of 30 to nearly 100 - and has seen her role evolve apace with the company.
"Transitioning from an intern to an associate, I have moved from posting blogs, formatting PowerPoint presentations and editing the website to having a greater influence on our strategic marketing plan and setting our marketing priorities for the year," she said. "As we build our marketing team, I am confident that my responsibilities will continually change and become more challenging."
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January 30, 2004 -- Sulphur Springs Police were closing in on two men who fled in two different directions on foot Sunday night following a brief car chase on FM 69 south.
Sulphur Springs Police Sgt. Buddy Williams said that after talking to Morris County Sheriff's deputies and the Daingerfield resident who owned the car, he learned the pair were from Daingerfield. No arrests had been made at 10 a.m. Monday in connection with the case, but charges are pending.
The chase began at about 10:45 p.m. Sunday when Williams attempted to stop a 1998 Cadillac vehicle registered to a Daingerfield resident for a minor traffic violation. When Williams activated his lights to stop the car, it turned from the south service road on to FM 69, running a stop sign as it continued south for about a quarter of a mile before the driver and passenger in the car "bailed out" with the driver running east and the passenger west. The car continued rolling slowly into the ditch where it stopped, and was noted to still be in "drive."
Williams attempted to release the door on his truck, where his canine partner Timmie was located, so that the dog could track one of the suspects whom the officer saw carrying two to three pounds of what he suspected to be marijuana as he fled from the car.
"Due to a malfunction with the door I was unable to get him out of the truck quick enough to track him," Williams explained.
Williams called for backup, and was assisted by Hopkins County sheriff's deputies who set up around the search area.
Williams' attempt with his dog to track the man halted about 500 yards east of the stopped vehicle where Timmie lost the scene and was unable to track further.
They then headed back to the truck and began attempting to track the passenger who had fled westward. About 200 yards from the vehicle, Timmie stopped and covered a package containing approximately one pound of suspected marijuana.
A few hours later, Hopkins County Sheriff's Deputy Adam Herrmann notified Williams that he had possibly located the fleeing driver. By the time Williams arrived at the woods just off Interstate 30 the man had eluded authorities on foot again.
Sulphur Springs Police Cpl. Jason Ricketson brought in his canine partner, Sony, who tracked the suspect for about a mile where the suspected marijuana was located before losing the scent.
After the suspect fled a second time, Sgt. Williams went to Daingerfield, where the vehicle was registered, and talked to a Morris County sheriff's deputy about the incident. After the deputy watched the tape of the incident from Williams' patrol vehicle, he then went to talk to the owner of the abandoned Cadillac.
"I was able to get two suspects who we may have an ID on," Williams said. "We are still investigating it but we think we may have identification on the two suspects."
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On Collaboration
I am going through my things tagged "to blog" and this one seems timely. In June of 2008 the CRUMB list was dedicated to a discussion of collaboration. I wrote a long post in response to a post by Steve Lambert, in which he argued that there were multiple forms of collaboration: Master and Apprentice; Collaboration with leadership roles; Totally balanced collaboration (which he admits probably doesn't ever really exist. He also points out that
The thing is, I don't think there has to be openness to the outside world. Collaboration ≠ openness. There's probably people working collaboratively on some weapon at Lockheed Martin or Lawrence Livermore right now that is classified and worked on in secret. The spouses of the engineers have no idea what they do at work. But there are probably great collaborations happening behind closed doors protected by armed checkpoints.
As I get ready for the FLOSSify 1: Digital Foundations event at Eyebeam next weekend, I'm thinking a lot about collaboration, structuring participation, authorship and credit, and team building. So I think it is relevant to revisit some of the things I wrote in my CRUMB post
So here it is, in its entirety, balanced hierarchy for better and faster work:
I am going to talk about a couple of things. One of which is a response to Steve's post about modes of collaboration. But ultimately the question I think I am answering is "Why Openness?" and also "Why Collaborate?" And my answer is "Faster and Better."
I am working on a number of projects, almost all of involve working with other people. I work with other people because i have found it is the best way to get the most things done. The best projects happen the fastest when you work with other people. That sounds kind of puerile, but I am quite serious.
The way I work with other people ranges accross the spectrum of working styles Steve has described. I want to point out that the Master and Apprentice, Collaboration with Leadership Roles, and Totally Balanced Collaboration are part of a continuum of collaboration ranging across differing levels of *hierarchy*.
I'm going to go out on a limb here, and say that Hierarchy & Leadership *is* ultimately necessary when people are working together in a significant scale (more than two or three). Even the Park Slope Food Coop, which is my personal paradigm of a successful communal and collaborative organization, has four levels of hierarchy (shift worker, squad leader, coordinator, general coordinator). I see a number of large scale open source projects run out of the OpenLab, and ultimately it comes down to one or two project leaders, who have the vision, the mad skillz, and the enormous time commitment to *organize* the other collaborators. These roles *can* shift over time. This is true for software work and RL work.
I want to describe one of the group-work models I use: I work with two to four student-assistants who are definitely apprenticing under me; they know exactly why they are working with me: they learn TONS and get to contribute to real projects in significant ways. Role-wise I am the creative/technical director who works out ideas with them, and then they are given wide latitude to execute. They return to me with drafts, we discuss, they make revisions. It is often the first time they have been given responsibility for such a large creative project, and they rise to the occasion. Put another way: they have the passwords to all of my FTP accounts. Trust is an important part of collaboration. To suggest that this is a non-hierarchical collaboration would be false, but to suggest that this is not a collaboration would also be false. We are constantly creating things through working together that neither one of us would come up with alone. So Steve, I am going going call it collaboration, and not just b/c I want to feel better about myself esteem (*kisses*)(LOL)
I have also many times attempted to do the perfect-collaboration-where-everyone-has-the-same-responsibility-and-does-the-same-work-and-gets-the-same-credit. _it_doesn't_work_. someone always flakes out. someone one's skills are always more labor intensive, or more needed in each project. someone is always too bossy or controlling. nothing is perfect. utopia is the land that does not exist. that is just the way it goes.
One of my favorite instances of a utopian attempt to do this was made by a feminist art collective I knew (and loved) in grad school: when they edited video all three to four of them would sit in the edit lab and edit the video together. sometimes someone on the keyboard, and a different person on the mouse. beautifully poetic utopian attempt to create perfect collaborative balance. two problems: at the time one of them was much better at the software than the others, and ended up doing most of the work (despite the others' presence at the computer). AND it was phenomenally inefficient: to my knowledge most of their incredible video is still unedited.
Which brings me to my most successful collaboration to date, and also brings me back around to this idea of "openness" and why I work with others to do better work faster. xtine burrough (http://www.missconceptions.net) and I are writing a design textbook called "Digital Foundations: An Intro to Media Design". It will be published by AIGA Design Press late this Fall, and already up online here (yikes!):http://www.pearsonhighered.com/bookseller/academic/product/0,3110,0321555988,00.html The book integrates the visual principles of the Bauhaus Basic Course into Adobe design software training. In my life as a professor of media art I do a lot of hands on lab based teaching, where I have to teach students how to use the tools so that they can express their ideas. There are no good textbooks to do this with — they are all corporate training manuals without any visual principles or historical perspective, but with a mind-numbing amount of bad design examples (drop shadows and outer-glow anyone?).
So xtine and I decided to write the one *we* and our peers wanted to use.
Here is where openness and the principles of creative commons come to make it happen better and faster. Many of these things are conventional for a open source project, but not for a book or design project:
1. We are using only public domain and creative commons licensed images in our examples. We did a fair amount of research, and realized that our image costs would be larger than the entire budget for our book (http://www.blog.digital-foundations.net/?p=4). So we turned to the public domain and creative commons for our examples: http://flickr.com/photos/digitalfoundations
2. We have secured the first Creative Commons license from Peachpit/Pearson. (CC+, BY-NC-SA) We don't actually have the contract signed yet (LOL) but we do have the go-ahead. This is huge. Not just as a symbolic marker of the acceptance of 'openness' in the proprietary media world, but b/c of what it allows us to do. Remember: Better and Faster
(nb: we did get it in writing, and it is on the "copyright page" of the book)
3. What we can do with CC // Better and Faster: Though the book is only half written(!) we are already planning with Adam Hyde of FLOSS Manuals (http://en.flossmanuals.net/) to translate the book into Open Source. "Translate into Open Source?" you ask…? Yes, translate the core exercises from Photoshop to GIMP, from Illustrator to InkScape, etc. And then, we'll translate those translations into the growing set of languages that FLOSS Manuals are working in. Imagine: Josef Alber's color exercises as a means of explaining how to use the color picker in InkScape… in Farsi. This is openness because it is Better and Faster.
4. In fact we have an entire chapter (#2) which talks about Creative Commons, Fair Use, and openness. Find another intro textbook that does that! http://wiki.digital-foundations.net/index.php?title=Chapter_2_Sandbox
5. We have been blogging the writing of the book (http://www.blog.digital-foundations.net/) to share our research and process. Comments become a key component of judging feedback. Expect a post on "How to get a CC license from your publisher" We share our findings, and others have provided immediate feedback.
6. We are writing the book on a WIki (http://wiki.digital-foundations.net/index.php?title=Main_Page) so that we can write collaboratively and incorporate feedback directly. This has already had direct positive results.
So, to recap, for me it is about Better and Faster. Openness is a faster route to better work. There are lots of ways of doing it, but I do think that as much as they pretend pure openness, successful OS projects all have hierarchy.
Faster and Better,
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