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EDITOR Ed Lingley, C.Tech EDITORIAL DIRECTION Vivian Ernst ART DIRECTION Mario Zamfir The opinions expressed in this publication are not necessarily those of the Association. TechNova assumes no responsibility or liability for damages arising from any error or omission or from the use of any information or advice printed in this publication. Letters regarding the newsletter should be addressed to the Editor at the Society's address.
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Leadership in Technology strives to present news, stories and other content in the course of each year that is of particular interest or pertinence to TechNova members. We rely in part on your input to guide and generate articles. This is your publication and you are always encouraged to contribuite. NEWS: Your technology career is ever-changing. Let others know about the changes and trends in your particular field, discipline or worksite. PPROFILES: Want to share your own story? Leadership in Technology is a great way to demonstrate the ways that members utilize technology in their careers. FEEDBACK: Write to us and share your viewpoints (members and nonmembers alike). Write to email@example.com or send your letter/article to the TechNova office.
SUSTAINABILITY: WHAT IS IT? Mix sustainable development, corporate social responsibility, stakeholder theory and accountability, and you have the four pillars of corporate sustainability. It's an evolving concept that managers are adopting as an alternative to the traditional growth and profit-maximization model. In recent years there has been significant discussion in the business, academic, and popular press about "corporate sustainability." This term is often used in conjunction with, and in some cases as a synonym for, other terms such as "sustainable development" and "corporate social responsibility." But what is corporate sustainability, how does it relate to these other terms, and why is it important?
What is corporate sustainability?
Corporate sustainability can be viewed as a new and evolving corporate management paradigm. The term 'paradigm' is used deliberately, in that corporate sustainability is an alternative to the traditional growth and profit-maximization model. While corporate sustainability recognizes that corporate growth and profitability are important, it also requires the corporation to pursue societal goals, specifically those relating to sustainable development, environmental protection, social justice and equity, and economic development.
Sustainable Development
Sustainable development is a broad, dialectical concept that balances the need for economic growth with environmental protection and social equity. Sustainable development is a broad concept in that it combines economics, social justice, environmental science and management, business management, politics and law. It is a dialectical concept in that, like justice, democracy, fairness, and other important societal concepts, it defies a concise analytical definition, although one can often point to examples that illustrate its principles
Corporate social responsibility
Like sustainable development, corporate social responsibility (CSR) is also a broad, dialectical concept. In the most general terms, CSR deals with the role of business in society. Its basic premise is that corporate managers have an ethical obligation to consider and address the needs of society, not just to act solely in the interests of the shareholders or their own self-interest.
Stakeholder theory
Stakeholder theory, which is short for stakeholder theory of the firm, is a relatively modern concept. The basic premise of stakeholder theory is that the stronger your relationships are with other external parties, the easier it will be to meet your corporate business objectives; the worse your relationships, the harder it will be. Strong relationships with stakeholders are those based on trust, respect, and cooperation. Unlike
CSR, which is largely a philosophical concept, stakeholder theory was originally, and is still primarily, a strategic management concept. The goal of stakeholder theory is to help corporations strengthen relationships with external groups in order to develop a competitive advantage. The contribution of stakeholder theory to the corporate sustainability is the addition of business arguments as to why companies should work toward sustainable development. Stakeholder theory suggests that it is in the company's own best economic interest to work in this direction because doing so will strengthen its relationship with stakeholders, which in turn will help the company meet its business objectives.
Corporate Accountability
The fourth and final concept underlying corporate sustainability is corporate accountability. Accountability is the legal or ethical responsibility to provide an account or reckoning of the actions for which one is held responsible. Accountability differs from responsibility in that the latter refers to one's duty to act in a certain way, whereas accountability refers to one's duty to explain, justify, or report on his or her actions. The contribution of corporate accountability theory to corporate sustainability is that it helps define the nature of the relationship between corporate managers and the rest of society. It also sets out the arguments as to why companies should report on their environmental, social, and economic performance, not just financial performance. Corporate sustainability is a new and evolving corporate management paradigm. Although the concept acknowledges the need for profitability, it differs from the traditional growth and profit-maximization model in that it places a much greater emphasis on environmental, social, and economic performance, and the public reporting on this performance. Not all companies currently subscribe to the principles of corporate sustainability, and it is unlikely that all will, at least not voluntarily. However, a significant number of companies have made public commitments to environmental protection, social justice and equity, and economic development. Their number continues to grow. This trend will be reinforced if shareholders and other stakeholders support and reward companies that conduct their operations in the spirit of sustainability. Reprinted with permission from Ivey Business Journal. To read the full article go to http://www.iveybusinessjournal.com/view_article.asp?intArticle_ID=405
From the Editor EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PRESIDENT: Louis LeBel, CET ACTING VICE PRESIDENT: Sean Piercey, CET
Hello and welcome back after a summer break. I hope that you all managed to enjoy a bit of vacation but are glad to get back to the normal routine. Since the last issue of Leadership in Technology some important events have taken place both in Nova Scotia and nationally, which are of great interest to TechNova and to you as Members. The first of these was the Introduction of Bill 126 Fair Access to Regulated Professions Act (FARPA) at the spring session of the Nova Scotia Legislature. The Bill reached second reading before the house closed for summer break.
PAST PRESIDENT: Steve Shaw, CET
On July 18th representatives from 40 Provincial Regulatory bodies including TechNova met to discuss amendments to this Bill. From this meeting a Working Group of seven was appointed to make amendments to the Bill. This group met eight times over the summer and presented recommended changes to a meeting of all the Regulatory bodies at a meeting on 22 Sept.
FINANCE CHAIR: Don Landry, CET
It is hoped that the Amended Bill or a complete new Bill will be presented to the Legislature at the next setting.
TECHNOVA COUNCILLORS: Hugh Campbell, C.Tech Kevin MacInnis, CET Robin Hill, CET Elizabeth MacKay, C.Tech Dimitri Sourtzis, CET REGISTRAR: Joe Simms, CET EXECUTIVE STAFF OFFICER: Ed Lingley, C.Tech OFFICE MANGER Vivian Ernst
The second event was the announcement by the First Ministers of the implementing of Agreement on Internal Trade (AIT) Chapter 7 Labour Mobility by April 2009. Changes to this agreement have also been made and a working group similar to the one dealing with Bill 126 has been set up to review these changes. In the simplest of terms FRAPA as it applies to TechNova addresses our Policies for Certifying and Registering applicants, and Certification review and appeals policies for those applicants denied Certification,. It does not deal with Standards for Certification. On the other hand AIT Chapter 7 as it applies to TechNova addresses our National and International Transfer agreements and any barriers to transfers. This involves standards. You may recall in our last Newsletter we asked for assistance in completing a joint survey conducted by Primis Economics in conjunction with Engineers Canada and CCTT. This was part of a National Engineering and Technology Labour Market Study The survey has been completed and several Focus Groups have been held across the country including one at TechNova to discuss the results. A final report will be made available later this year or early next year. Thanks to all of you who participated in the Survey and attended the Focus Group. In late October President Louis LeBel, CCTT Director Steve Shaw, Registrar Joe Simms, CTAB Representive Sean Piercey and myself as ESO will be attending the CCTT AGM in Vancouver. We look to you as members for ideas, letters or articles to include in future publications. Ed Lingley CTech Editor 5
Front Row: (starting from left) Jean R. Lachance, Chairman , Affinity Market Group, Louis LeBel President TechNova Back Row: Serge Godbout, Vice President, Affinity Market Group, Scott Grant, Manager, Affinity Market Group
Beneficial Partnership TechNova and TD Meloche Monnex Insurance have signed a 10 year agreement to provide TechNova members with superior group Home and Auto insurance. Not only do they provide lower rates for our members, but they also support our members with scholarships and support for National Technology Week , advertisement support for our Newsletter and our AGM. We encourage all members to check our partners website page and get a quote. "I have been with Meloche Monnex for many years and find their service to be exceptional.� Louis LeBel CET President TechNova
March 2008 – September 2008 The Council has approved the following Certification Board recommendations for membership in TechNova. Associate Technicians • Goulden, Kimberley Certified Engineering Technicians (C.Tech) • Singer, David • Daigle, Michel • McCarthy, Martin • Ernst, Frederick • Ross, Douglas • Zegray, Jeffrey • Flint, Clinton • Perry, Sheila • Chubbs, Terrance • Turner, Shaun • Gillis, Craig • Zwicher, Roger Certified Engineering Technologists (CET) • Hannam, Sandra • Sacrey, Jeffrey • McGrath, Joseph • Romo, Lynn • Smith, Robert • Sullivan, Stuart • Chisholm, Kennedy • Jarvis, Andre • Evans, R. Chad
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Prichard, Jennifer Boone, Sarah MacDougall, Christopher Burn, Taber Rafuse, James Smith, Todd Houlihan, Andrew Ludwicki, Michael Landry, S. Brent Langille, Adam Sponagle, Matthew
Upgraded from Associate Technologist to Certified Engineering Technologist • Kavarskas, Julius • Allen, Penny Upgraded from Associate Technician to Certified Engineering Technician (C.Tech) • Woodworth, Jonathan Applied Science Technologist (AScT) • Lissine, Alexei TRANSFERS • Belliveau, Mark • Hern, Scott • Rayworth, Stephen
Associate Technologists • Basim Sobeih • Jessie Keane • Michael Cheverie Students • Rawding, Cody • Prue, Cody • Chalupowski, Mark • Connors, Jeff • Crawford, Zachary • Evans, D. Jonathan • Bates, Anthony • Hennigar, Ellen • Fournier, Sebastien • Conway, Jordan • Murray, Jonathan • DeCoste, Graham • MacIntosh, David • Burke, Patrick • Wood, Trevor • Wilson, Justin • Praest, Kristien • Smith, Matthew • Charlebois, Justin • Lai, Jeremy • Holleman, Mark • Swan, Andrew • Omicevic, Vanis • Fougere, Trent • Tobin, Chris • McPhee, Graeme Non-Active Status • Howley, Catherine
2008 TechNova Lapsed Members Arsenault, Alye Bach, Neil Barbrick, Tracey Beaton, Clayton Blaney-Gale, Tabatha Brayman, Daryl Brewer, Timothy Brown, T. Marcella Browne, David Casey, Shawn Chaban, Christopher Chabassol, Yvonne Chapman, H. Edward Conrad, Penny Cottreau, Robert Daigle, Adrien Davidson, Richard DeVenne, Stephen Disher, Darrell Doucette, Timothy Dube, Paul-Maurice Everitt, Ronald Fagan, Brian Forbes, Jeffrey Fortune, Daniel Fox, John Gale, Nicholas Gould, Michael Gouthro, Peter Hadad, Jacob Hall, Derrell Harding, George Hardy, Michael Hefferman, Andrew
Heidweller, Frans Herman, Gary Hill, Ronald Hines, Steven Lawler, John LeCreux, Theodore Livingstone, Chuck Maas, Mark MacDonald, Gerard MacDonald, Kari MacNeil, Blair McLean, Daniel Methot, Donavan Mombourquette, Tony Myatt, Derick O'Callaghan, Keith Olson, Jason Parks, Willis O'Neill, C.William Patton, Timothy Peet, Gerald Pirrie, Daniel Rankin, William Rhodenizer, Michael Ripley, Earle Roach, Omar Sabine, Jeremiah Saunders, Robert Simpson, Jamie Smith, Ronald Stiles, Craig Theriault, Marc Paul Veinot, Collin Wagner, Kevin Wheeler, Michael Woods, Michael Youden, Robert
TechNova AGM March 2009 We are beginning to plan for our 2008 AGM to be held in March 2009.During an open discussion at the last Council meeting it was proposed that we consider changing the venue and the format of the upcoming meeting. It was suggested to host the event in the Truro area and to hold the General Meeting during the day and to have a Social event such as a Dinner in the evening, or have a meet and greet on Friday night and General Meeting on Saturday. This is not a new idea as it has been done in the past. We are however interested in the opinion of you the Members. Please submit your ideas and opinions and if you intend to attend to: email@example.com.
Canadian Council of Technicians and Technologists, (CCTT), Director's Report, September 29, 2008 Last May TechNova received some shocking news. Our Past President and CCTT Director, John Siggers, was moving on to a new career in British Columbia. We wish John all the best and we will miss his sense of humor and his wisdom. As a result of John's resignation, I have volunteered to take over his duties until our President, Louis Lebel, has finished his term and can assume these roles. Furthermore, we have had a busy summer at CCTT and I would like to keep TechNova members abreast of the following developments: 1. Third Party Evaluation of CCTT The Board of Directors of CCTT has decided to approve a comprehensive, third party evaluation of CCTT. The evaluation will look at CCTT's role and its relationship with its constituent members. The expected benefit is greater organizational efficiencies, more accurate and faster response to our members, and a revitalization of the federation. The third party evaluator has been tasked with reviewing all fundamental documents, (By-Laws, Policies etc), as well as contacting staff, stakeholders, and volunteers across Canada. An interim report is expected at the CCTT AGM in October. 2. SASTT Negotiations are progressing with Saskatchewan Applied Science Technicians and Technologists, (SASTT). SASTT decided to pull out of CCTT over some policy issues and negotiations are continuing to bring SASTT back into the CCTT fold. 3. CCTT Financial Results for Fiscal 2007 – 2008. The fiscal year for CCTT ends in July and the annual audit of CCTT is underway. Preliminary results show that CCTT will have a small surplus for the fiscal year.
4. Agreement on Internal Trade, (AIT) The Provincial Premiers have committed to full implementation of AIT on April 1, 2009. All affected entities must be in compliance with the Agreement by that date. While the full agreement encompasses commerce, finance and the movement of goods, Chapter 7 of that document deals with labour mobility. It is intended to enable any worker licensed, certified or registered by a Canadian regulatory authority to be granted access to employment in any province or territory. The idea is to eliminate barriers and to achieve mutual recognition of qualified workers across Canada. The motive is, of course, economic growth achieved through unrestricted labour mobility. CCTT is attempting to obtain funding from HRSDC as part of AIT, and is monitoring the developments to ensure the interests of the members of CCTT are looked after.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES The Annual Ray Fiske, P.Eng. Scholarship Award Criteria: TechNova (SCETTNS) will award a $500.00 scholarship annually to a son or daughter of TechNova member to assist him/her with expenses incurred to undertake post-secondary studies. Eligibility: (a) Must have a parent who is a member in good standing of TechNova. (b) Show by official transcripts that he/she has graduated from a grade 12 secondary school program. (c) Prove by official letter that he/she is registered in a fulltime post-secondary program. Selection: Submission must be received at the TechNova office no later than November 30, 2008.
All submissions will be coded and the recipient will be chosen by the lottery method. Award recipient's name will be announced at the TechNova AGM. Official notification will be made to the successful candidate by certified mail. The Annual Meloche Monnex Continuing Education Bursary Criteria: A $1000.00 Meloche Monnex Continuing Education Bursary is open to any TechNova (SCETTNS) Certified Member or immediate family member, who has confirmed registration in a nationally accredited applied science/ engineering technology training program or regular distance education courses/programs of relevant discipline specific for upgrading, or, leading to reclassification form Certified Technician to Certified Technologist status. Applications for this Bursary complete with proof of program registration and curriculum outline must be received at the Society office on later than November 30, 2008. All submissions will be coded and the recipient will be chosen by the lottery method. Award recipient's name will be announced at the TechNova AGM. Official notification will be made to the successful candidate by certified mail. Note: All members are reminded to refer to the TechNova and CCTT websites for other Bursaries and Awards
REGISTRAR'S REPORT To date the membership has shown a steady increase, as more employers strive to have workers certified. It is clearly evident that employers know the importance of having workers certified. With this realization certification gives a competitive edge, when bidding on contracts or to gain public confidence in the services they provide.
Another note is the increase in members wishing to upgrade to the next level, Technician to Technologist. This can be a time consuming process and to this effect I am hoping to assembly an education committee to evaluate course materials and to make recommendations. The education committee would work in conjunction with the Certification Board. Any members wishing to contribute a few hours a week to the committee would be greatly appreciated. On another note with the introduction of the National Technology Benchmarks, focus will also be on having more courses accredited in the province. Joe Simms, CET Registrar
STORY IDEAS WELCOME Leadership in Technology strives to present news, stories and other content in the course of each year that is of particular interest or pertinence to TechNova members. We rely in part on your input to guide and generate articles. This is your publication and you are always encouraged to contribuite. NEWS: Your technology career is ever-changing. Let others know about the changes and trends in your particular field, discipline or worksite. PPROFILES: Want to share your own story? Leadership in Technology is a great way to demonstrate the ways that members utilize technology in their careers. FEEDBACK: Write to us and share your viewpoints (members and non-members alike). Write to firstname.lastname@example.com or send your letter/article to the TechNova office.
Canadian Technology Scholarship Award Meloche Monnex provides ten one thousand dollar scholarships per year to students enrolled in a nationally accredited program. Ten Educational Agencies ( one per province) are invited to submit one nomination each. NSCC nomination for 2008 was Mr. Rick Thibault. To quote NSCC "Rick was a student in our Senior Electrical Engineering Technology program at IT Campus and has been an excellent example of what NSCC would like to see from their graduates. He is an academic leader in the class, a member of our PAC in the capacity of student rep for two years, is one of the volunteer leaders on our NSCC ROV team. He has also participated in the Reach Out to NS project this past fall, is always available for helping out with department projects, and is a great ambassador for our program.�
Student Achievement Awards To celebrate excellence in education,TechNova is proud to award one hundred dollars to a graduate, as selected by faculty from each accredited program in Nova Scotia. See the box on page 10 for a complete list of 2008 Student Achievement Awards Winners. Canadian Technology Scholarship Award presented by Scott Grant, Manager of Meloche Monnex to Rick Thibault
NSCC TechNova Achievement Award presented by Louis LeBel, CET, to Peter Hubley / Electrical Engineering Technology
NSCC TechNova Achievement Award presented by Louis LeBel, CET, to Roma Shepeta / Electronics Engineering Technology
NSCC TechNova Achievement Award presented by Louis LeBel, CET, to Justin Steeves / Electronics Engineering Technician
NSCC TechNova Achievement Award presented by Louis LeBel, CET, to Chris Mooney / Mechanical Engineering Technology
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spearheaded a successful drive to get students at Concordia University to to pay a surcharge, amounting to one per cent of fees, that is ed by Concordia's sustainability fund in 2007-08 include a new on-campus composting facility to open in June, new equipment to reduce month on sustainability in agriculture and the food industry, improvements to the university's greenhouse and the Generations Pact tour. Now, tudents at McGill and the Ecole des Hautes Etudes Commerciales have established sustainability funds, and other universities plan to follow
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gram is marked to be taken one step further. The school -- based in Peterborough, Ont. -- will mirror Peterborough's effort to go to a twoe material and the second is for everything else -- which will make the recycling effort even more user friendly. A student initiative began tudents pay an annual $2 levee fee. Last year the students raised almost $15,000. The money goes towards activities specifically that mental initiative -- carries out, such as a reducing the cost of travel mugs in a lug-a-mug initiative, offering free drink tickets to bus and travel mpaigns.
Wordley, director of the department of physical resources. "We have our own hydroelectric power plant." The plant, situated on the Otanabe nergy and produces no CO2 emissions. "It is a unique feature on campus when looking at sustainability. Other universities are looking at aid Shelley Strain, sustainability coordinator at Trent. "We're just so lucky to be able to get such power out of infrastructure that we have in ing Trent University the gift of being totally self-sufficient.
of British Columbia has been on board the eco-wagon since as early as 1990, when its president signed a declaration for sustainability in h 21 other international universities. The pact has since grown to include over 300 schools from all continents.
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esidents from across British Columbia signed a Climate Change Statement of Action in March, committing their schools to reducing emissions house gases. "We are beginning this initiative in B.C. and would like to see efforts in Canada," Charlene Easton, director of the Sustainability "Canadian universities are uniquely positioned because of Canada's role as a global citizen." Involving students in its efforts, UBC opened Sustainability Office in 1998. It runs with the help of students, staff and faculty to reduce the environmental footprint left on campus. The office upports Social, Ecological, and Economical Development Studies (SEEDS) and ECOTrek programs, energy management and sustainabilty programs. They are funded through energy savings. Among UBC's future and current projects is a university town, made up of seven neighborhoods that, when fully complete, will be 50 per cent housed by the school's students, faculty and staff. It was built on endowment lands and future profits are reported to go to upcoming generations. There are 10,000 people living on campus and the housing project will support another 8,000 residents. The goal of the town is to reduce the environmental footprint on campus. It will mean that students and staff footprints will be reduced by the proximity of where people live and work or go to school. "We are preparing students who will be global citizens," said Easton. Some Canadian on-campus efforts have already made an impact on provincial government. On April 3, Quebec Environment Minister Line Beauchamp pledged $250,000 to match sustainability funds at Concordia, McGill and HEC. And that is just the start, added Beauchamp, who offered to extend funding to other universities that jump on the sustainability bandwagon. The announcement crowned months of hard work by Schiefke, Dossarps and Lopez, who founded the Generations Pact last year to spur green initiatives on campuses across the province, and to win a provincial commitment to match funds raised by students. It's pointless to blame previous generations for the environmental mess they have left behind, Lopez noted. Instead, the pact seeks to marry the energy and idealism of youth with the economic clout of their elders to save the planet for future generations. "Yes, it's utopian, but if we don't start it, who will?" Lopez asked. "There is hope and we can take it in our hands to make a difference." Marian Scott and Jill St. Marseille, Canwest News Service Reprinted with permission from © The Vancouver Sun 2008
The Canadian Council of Technicians & Technologists (CCTT) is pleased to announce the launch of its new national GoTechGirl initiative at the Canadian Coalition of Women in Engineering, Science, Trades and Technology Conference (CCWESTT), held in Guelph, Ontario on May 29-31, 2008. Organized in partnership with the National Council of Deans of Technology (NCDoT), GoTechGirl raises awareness among young women in grades 7-11 across Canada, regarding the many exciting careers available in applied science and engineering technology. Made possible through cooperative ventures between CCTT and colleges and technical institutes, the GoTechGirl initiative will feature special events held throughout the year culminating with National Technology Week, Canada's national celebration of technology careers, held during the first week of November. The official launch of the GoTechGirl initiative was conducted by Lois Sterner, RET, Past-President of CCTT, Nathalie Emond, CET, Instructor at Red River College and Tracey Kucheravy, CET, of Dillon Consulting. Highlights of the GoTechGirl 2008 program include: • Distribution of Career Information packages to over 50 school boards; • Partnering with Girl Guides of Canada and YMYWCA to arrange a series of workshops; • A series of Saturday morning TECH CAMPS at colleges featuring hands-on experiments in a variety of technology fields; • A Poster Contest; • Virtual GoTechGirl Mentors (technicians & technologists answering email questions); • Hosting a sub-group on Facebook for young women to exchange ideas and provide feedback. For more information contact: Rick Tachuk at 613-293-5250, or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com
2008 National Technology Week Nov. 3–7 All members are reminded that National Technology Week is held annually the first week of November. National Technology Week is Canada's showcase of exciting career choices available in applied science and engineering technology. National Technology Week features contests, prizes, activities and programs to help students, teachers and parents explore technical careers. For more information on how to get involved visit: www.techfutures.cctt.ca NTW Contests Poster Design Contest The popular annual feature of NTW returns with a new theme: "What is Canada's Best Technology Invention ever?" Junior (grades 7-9) and senior (grades 10-12) level entries may be hand-drawn or computer-designed, up to 11" x 17". A winner at each level will receive a $1000 RESP and $250 BestBuy gift card. Contest deadline is Monday, December 1, 2008. Online Directory: National Technology Week www.nationaltechnologyweek.ca Canadian Council of Technicians and Technologists (CCTT) www.cctt.ca National Council of Deans of Technology (NCDoT) www.ncdot.ca TD Meloche Monnex www.melochemonnex.com Association of Canadian Community Colleges (ACCC) www.accc.ca Skills Competences Canada www.skillscanada.com
TechNova College Scholarships I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the help and support you have given me as a recipient of the Ray Fiske Education Award and the Meloche Monnex Continuing Education Bursary. I appreciate your confidence in me and your willingness to contribute to my future education. I want to thank TechNova and TD Meloche Monnex for sponsoring and funding these awards, which will assist me in achieving my education and career goals, and have increased my chances of success. I have had a lot of people ask why I have chosen this career opportunity. Ever since I was a little girl, I've been inventing different things. I have always had an interest in how things worked, taking them apart and tinkering with what's inside, and I've always loved math, but one of my main reasons has always been that my father, Robin Hill CET, works in the electrical field. He completed 16 years as an Electrical/Electronics Technician in the Navy then transferred to the Air Force as an Electrical Generating Systems Technician. After retirement and achieving his CET status, industrial and construction certification, and working in various fields in NS, he has recently joined the NSCC in the Electrical Apprenticeship division as an instructor. Since I grew up around electrical technology, I started looking into different courses offered and decided that I wanted to take a trade. Something I could find interesting and see myself doing as a career, not just a job. Electronic Technology fit perfectly. It offers such a wide spectrum of careers and is in high demand in my region, which means I won't have to move to another province
to make a good living. This is something that is very important to me. One year ago this fall I started my first year at the Nova Scotia Community College committed to earning a diploma in Electronic Engineering. I knew that by selecting NSCC I was already headed for a great future, and as I enter my second year of electronics, I reflect on how the past year has been very challenging and rewarding. I expect the knowledge I have gained has prepared me for the rest of my life. To enrich my education, I joined the Remote Operated Vehicle Team (ROV), became the VP Finance for our Student Association, and was able to spend the summer as a Trades & Technologies Summer Student working at the NSCC. This very busy summer turned out more exciting than I could have imagined. In June I traveled with my ROV teammates to San Diego California and competed in the MATE International ROV competition. The ROV Team began in November of 2007 and we are still a team today. With a lot of hard work, determination and a little luck, we made it to the international competition in San Diego, California. I learned about troubleshooting, how the mechanical, electrical and electronic aspects of a project work together, and how to work as a team member in a workplace environment (sometimes till 5am). We had a great trip, a lot of fun, and managed to place 12th overall, in spite of all the bumps we encountered along the way. I made a lot of great friends, contacts, and mentors. Since ROV I've been busy working at the NSCC. I've been helping with the building of trainers for the Electrical Apprenticeship classes, making test leads and other devices as required, but my
main job for the summer has been refurbishing small transmitters to be placed on endangered Blanding turtles by scientists with Parks Canada. I was able to use the principles and theories I have learned in the classroom. I also found time to attend meetings, conferences, and work on the Financial and other elements of the Student Association, preparing for the upcoming year. I am on schedule to graduate from the Nova Scotia Community College with a Diploma in Electronic Engineering in 2009. I look forward to becoming a member of TechNova after graduation and plan to take advantage of the experiences I have been so fortunate to receive at the NSCC. I hope to become an individual that makes TechNova proud, epitomizing all of the values your organization stands for and by which it has created its highly regarded reputation. Once again, I want to thank you for your generosity and kind spirit in funding these awards, which has provided support and encouragement for both my family and me. I would also appreciate if you would please convey my deep thanks to the other members of the Board. Cheryl Hill
BIOGRAPHY Sean Piercey, CET, BTech, BEd (Adult) Sean graduated from the Nova Scotia Institute of Technology with a Diploma in Electronic Engineering Technology in 1992 and Computer Technology in 1994. Over next ten years, he continued his professional development focusing on business management and education. Sean received a Bachelor of Technology in 2003 and Bachelor of Adult Education in 2005. Over his career, Sean has work for educational institutions such as the Nova Scotia Agricultural College and Nova Scotia Community College; as an Electrical Mechanical Engineering Officer in the Army Primary Reserves; and a Service Manager for a consumer electronics repair centre. Currently, Sean is a Technical Instructor at the Canadian Forces Naval Engineering School teaching electronics technology courses. Sean has been a member of TechNova since 1990. He has been serving as Councilor since 2006 and on the Canadian Technology Accreditation Board since 2006. This year he has taken on the role as Acting-Vice President of TechNova.
The NSCC, in partnership with Acadia University, mentors a science and technology program in provincial Junior High schools, through a project with the First LEGO League (FLL). In this project, a team of 4 to 10 students, plus a coach perform research, presentations and create an autonomous robot to solve problems relating to a yearly theme. This year's them is called "Climate Connections" and is based on the issues surrounding our increasing climate changes. TechNova is the provincial branch of the Canadian Council of Technicians and Technologists and is sponsoring $500 to Ecole Jean Marie Gay in South West Nova Scotia. The money is used to purchase a LEGO Mindstorms robotics kit that the student team will use in the Climate Connections challenge program. Joe Simms, registrar of TechNova is presenting the robotics kit to Angeline Thimot, the coach and mentor for the student team from Ecole Jean Marie Gay. Angeline is also the Business Manager of NSCC-Burridge Campus.
Mr. Piercey is the acting Vice President of TechNova
CCTT Executive Directors Message National Technology Benchmarks Move to Routine Maintenance The definition of an intelligent organization, and by extension, an intelligent operation of any sort, is that procedures are set in place which guide a continuous improvement loop that streams from a review of current practices, to installation of improvements, to review of the "new' current practices. This is also a characteristic of a mature organization, unafraid of selfappraisal. In my view, the National Technology Benchmarks (NTB) project has rapidly evolved to such a state of intelligent conduct of business. In a word, with the help of, literally hundreds of, people we have moved beyond the development stage and now have a functioning evaluation instrument that can be applied to technologist programs
at educational agencies across Canada. That instrument has now been placed on a continuous improvement loop. As an aside, however, it is true that the job is not quite complete in the application of NTB to the certification of individual technologists. But Registrars from all provincial associations have stated their determination to create a common certification methodology employing NTB. The continuous improvement loop works thus: Posted now on the NTB website is the current official version of the benchmarks. Unsurprisingly it is called the Current Version 1.2.1. This is the one that underwent an extensive review by stakeholders during this past winter and spring. The Current Version will always be on one applied to a current
accreditation. But the Current Version will also be posted on the NTB Forum for comments by Colleges, PACs, CTAB, provincial associations and other stakeholders. The collected comments will be incorporated into a new draft version of the NTB,
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which will be sent to discipline specialists for review prior to being submitted to the joint CCTT – NCDoT National Technology Benchmarks Committee for signoff and posting as the new Current Version. That newest Current Version 1.3 will again be subjected to the review and improvement loop. The schedule for this first loop to come full circle (bad pun) is July 1, 2008. The plan calls for the first few review cycles to be on a quarterly schedule, thereafter, it should move to a semi-annual pattern. But note the key element. Continuous improvement demands continuous
involvement. I encourage all stakeholders to participate in this process. In the end, the true beneficiaries of this intelligent way of doing business will be Canada's technology professionals, the institutions that train them, and the many enterprises that employ them. And we are now well on the way to doing the same thing for
technicians. Version 1.0 of the NTB for technicians is now posted. Ii is complied in a database for easier commentary. Simply lift the article you wish to comment on, add your suggestions and repost the material. Everyone will be able to see the original text as well as the suggested changes. Everyone will also be able to comment on both the original text and the submitted contributions. This will lead to a very effective
and efficient method of evolving and improving the NTB. The same database approach is being installed to the technologist NTB as well. So again, my appeal to everyone: in an era of rapid technological change, only your continuous involvement will maintain the continuous improvement and currency of the NTB. Please go to the NTB website: www.ntb.cctt.ca
Flow chart for the intelligent conduct of business as it applies to the NTB
Message from the TechNova president My first summer as President of TechNova has been very challenging. Just weeks after taking the position, our past president went west as so many of our colleagues have done. This may not seem significant; however, John was a key player on several boards. As a result I found myself in the position of recruiting a National Director for the Canadian Council of Technicians and Technologists, a committee member for Engineers Nova Scotia's Act Enforcement Committee, a board member for the certification of Building Inspectors, and, of course, a Vice President. The good news is that council members came through, and in fact our Past President and National Director, Steve Shaw, without being asked came back to fill the National Director's position. I would like to thank all of our councilors for their diligence and also wish our Past President John Siggers, CET, PE, all the best. I also have to thank our ESO for all the work he has done over the summer. Ed has been very busy working on the Fair Access to Regulated Professions Act or FARPA, which has now been renamed the Fair Registration Practices Act. Ed is also attending provincial meetings for the Agreement on Internal Trade (AIT). AIT may address national standards and it is important that regulating groups insure that national standards are maintained. It is only by maintaining high standards that Nova Scotia will be able to compete in the growing global economy. Many of our members did not participate in the TechNova Salary survey last year. These salary surveys are important and are used by employers, government agencies, and youth who are trying to make an educated decision about whether a job would be right for them. According to the National Labour Market Survey (NLMS), it is going to be important to attract more young people to the technology sector, if Canada is going to be able to fulfill future requirements. The first drafts of the reports on NLMS were completed by PRISM, and we are now in the process of vetting them; to that end TechNova hosted a focus group comprised of key employers, educational groups and government representatives. One of the reports that has caught the interest of many across the country is the Changing Roles in Engineering and Technology. This report deals with the occupational overlap between engineers and technologists. When PRISM completes the validation of the reports, I will have the final reports posted on our website. I hope that this process will be completed by the spring. Another report that I reviewed during the summer was the Report on the National Stakeholder Consultation on Attracting and Integrating Technically Trained Immigrants into Canada's Workforce. This report addresses the growing need for workers in Canada. "Canadian demographic trends provide unequivocal evidence that labour market sustainability overall may only be achieved through increased immigration." Although I agree with the need for immigration in Canada, I think we have overlooked the fact that many women do not enter the technology workforce. Women have over the centuries come to the aid of countries and temporarily filled positions. It is time for women to take a permanent place in the technology sector and enjoy the benefits of a rewarding and challenging career. Lastly I would like to thank all of the members who have shown interest in becoming an active member by sitting on our boards.
Louis LeBel President TechNova
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Triangle Regional Film Commission Reports $4 Million in Production-related Spending in 2011
Research Triangle Region, N.C. -- Research Triangle Region spending from movie production totaled nearly $4 million in 2011, the Triangle Regional Film Commission reports.
It is one of many aspects of an "exciting and encouraging year," the commission said in its year-end message to partners, friends and supporters.
The commission worked diligently to recruit production to shoot in the region and create an appealing atmosphere for producers.
Arthur Newman, Golf Pro filmed for a week, posting more than $500,000 in production-related spending. The commission worked closely with producers to recruit them to the region and led them on several location scouts.
Location listings in Reelscout climbed from 166 in January to more than 700 in December and included more than 7,000 images. Reelscout is an online listing service for finding and promoting film locations.
Signs are good that promotion undertaken in 2011 will pay off in 2012, with several producers showing strong interest in shooting in the region.
The Triangle Regional Film Commission promotes the region as a location for movie, television, and new media production. For more information, visit www.trianglencfirm.com or call (919) 682-2222.


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"My wedding photography tends to be cinematic," Ken Karlow says of his photographs of peak moments of motion and emotion. Indeed, he often uses the three-shot technique of motion pictures: an establishing shot to set the scene, a medium shot to depict interaction and a close-up to reveal details.
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"I've been working with Phil for years photographing weddings and other events," says Ken, whose photographic background includes a parallel career as a Director of Photography for independent cinema. "One of the reasons I wanted to do them was because whenever I used to go to weddings as a guest I would see so many great moments that the photographers seemed to miss.
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Pintail Park City Lucknow Township by Pintail Infracon
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Pintail Park City Lucknow – Upcoming LDA Approved Township Project at Sultanpur road Lucknow.Pintail Infracon Pvt. Ltd. is one of the fastest emerging key players in the Uttar Pradesh real estate landscape; we are committed to provide world class amenities and an Eco-friendly environment to our residents. We are coming up with a 200 Acres integrated township adjacent to the IT city, Sultanpur Road, Lucknow. The township shall have judicious mix of Plots, Villas, Independent Floor, Apartments, Commercial, and Institutional etc.
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Charles Newman is a Brooklyn based music producer and co-founder of Mother West, a boutique music production, licensing management company and indie label. He's worked with an array of artists including The Magnetic Fields, The Bones of J.R Jones, Soko, and many more. He swears by spin classes at the gym.
Javier Molina is a professor teaching motion capture with performance art and the director of the VR Lab at NYU Tandon School of Engineering in MAGNET.
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The SFL department was created in 2003 with the Center of Microelectronics of Provence. In 2015, we are more than 25 researchers active in two main areas:
- Manufacturing sciences and logistics for microelectronics
This area is mostly concerned with Semiconductor Manufacturing and is interested in Advanced Process Control and modeling and optimization at various decision levels.
- Microelectronics for manufacturing and logistics
This area studies the optimization of Freight and Passenger Transportation. Special focus is put on the new opportunities and challenges raised by the development of new communicating technologies.
In 2014, we joined the CNRS, within the Laboratoire d'Informatique, Modélisation et Optimisation des Systèmes (LIMOS, UMR 6158).
On this website, you'll find detailed information about our projects, publications, main research interests, teachings and many other things that will give you a broad overview of our activity.
Latest News
- 05/2017: The European H2020 research project "Productive 4.0" (ECSEL Joint Undertaking) is officially started and the first partner meeting is held in Dresden, Germany on 17-19 May. SFL faculty, Stéphane Dauzère-Pérès and Claude Yugma have participated to this kick-off event.
- 05/2017: The annual winter school of scheduling for young researchers (École d'hiver GOThA/GDR RO 2017) will be held on 20-22 November in Anger. Professor Stéphane Dauzère-Pérès from SFL is invited to give a talk on "Heuristic Methods for Scheduling". For more program details, please access to the link above.
- 04/2017: The research scientist at University of Michigan, James Moyne, is invited to visit SFL and give a talk on "Big Data, Industry 4.0 and the Advancement in Microelectronics Advanced Process Control".
- 03/2017: Call for Ph.D. candidate on "development of new models and original solution methods for the optimization of planning operations for end-of-life products". Please refer to the detailed description to know more.
- 02/2017: SFL faculty, Nabil Absi and Dominique Feillet, and the SFL alumnus, Diego Cattaruzza, have partnered with Ecole Centrale Lille to win the 1st Prize of Scientific Award in ROADEF/EURO Challenge 2016. Check the certification here.
- 02/2017: Call for the Post-doctoral candidate on "Design and Development of a Precipitation Nowcasting Prototype". Please refer to this job description for more details.
- 02/2017: The summer school on "the new challenges of logistics and transportation" is organized by SFL in Gardanne on 23-24 May. Register before March 31, 2017. For more details, please visit the program website: http://www.isima.fr/~lacomme/GT2L/
SFL in More Details
Manufacturing sciences and logistics for microelectronics
Since 2003, the EMSE has developed strong competences in applied research on semiconductor manufacturing through various projects, in particular, the regional project "Rousset 2003-2008", the MEDEA+ European Project HYMNE and more recently the ENIAC project IMPROVE. With partners such as STMicroelectronics (Crolles and Rousset), ATMEL, and AustriaMicroSystems, results and advances have been obtained in APC (R2R control, advanced statistical methods, virtual metrology), and fab management (capacity modeling, scheduling optimization, automated transportation). Many communications have been presented in well-known conferences in semiconductor manufacturing and scientific journals. The EMSE has co-organized in 2011 and 2013 the International Conference on Modeling and Analysis of Semiconductor Manufacturing (MASM).
Transportation and distribution: new technologies, new opportunities, new challenges
The development of new communicating technologies has a deep impact on the way transportation and distribution can be organized. Huge quantities of historical or real-time data can now be exploited to develop models with a better level of granularity, leading to transportation plans that are better optimized, more robust and more flexible. We are interested in this issue in many different practical areas: city logistics, maritime transportation,railway transportation, intelligent transport systems, container and multimodal logistics, home service logistics. We address these challenges with operations research techniques and pursue both objectives of making strong academic contributions and of developing new models and methods in tight collaboration with industrial partners.
If you have any questions concerning the different perspectives in Department SFL, please feel free to contact the responsible persons below.
Dominique Feillet
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Google Makes More Android APIs Available to Developers
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Jul 30, 2014, 9:06 AM by Eric M. Zeman @phonescooper
Google recently released a new tool for developers who are writing apps for the Android platform. Google made the Google Play Developer Publishing API available to all developers, which will allow them to upload APKs to beta testing, staged rollouts, and production, as well as add publishing operations to their app processes. According to Google, the API should make it easier for developers to manage their in-app offerings and localize their in-app store's text and graphics. Google believes the API will help free up time developers might otherwise have spent managing their app releases so they can focus on their core mission instead. The Google Play Developer Publishing API is available from Google's developer portal.
Google Releases reCAPTCHA API to Improve Android Security
Google today announced a new tool developers can use to authenticate people securely while simultaneously improving the experience for mobile phone users. The company made available the new reCAPTCHA Android API as a part of Google Play Services.
Google Publishes Android 5.0 Preview, Updates SDK
Google today made available several significant tools for developers ahead of the general release of Android 5.0 Lollipop. First, Google released updated developer images for the Nexus 5, Nexus 7 (2013), ADT-1, and the Android emulator.
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Paruppu Urundai Kuzhambu (Lentil croquettes cooked in tangy tamarind sauce) , if the north of India is famous for its malai koftas and Govinda gaddes , then the south of India is famous for paruppu urndai kuzhambu . In kannada this is called as 'unde hulli' or 'suthunde hulli' . One thing is for sure we Indians love the concept of gravies with small roundels that is either cooked in tangy tamarind sauce or in onion-tomato based gravies.
Paruppu Urundai Kuzhambu has different variations to this , there is a chettinad style of making this which has onion and garlic in it. The one I'm writing about is a very basic No-Onion No-garlic version. The same preparation has another minor variant to this. I'll be posting that sometime soon.
For the Paruppu Urundais(Lentil Croquettes) :
Soak 1/4 cup of toor dal and 1/4 cup of channa dal in water for 2 hours. Later drain the excess water and add 5-6 dry red chillies , little sea salt , a pinch of asafoetida , and a pinch of turmeric. Grind this to a coarse paste. The paste should be in the consistency of a masala vadai. You should be able to make small croquettes(balls) out of this mixture there should be very little moisture in this mixture. Make small balls of this and set it aside in a plate , and take 4 tbsps of rice flour in a cup and dust the balls in the rice flour , this makes sure that the lentil balls do not get separated when cooked in the kuzhambu(tamarind sauce).
For the Kuzhambu refer my recipe post Manathakkalli Mendhi Kuzhambu Saadham , the procedure is same , instead of adding any vegetable or dry herbs or cooked rice , you add the prepared croquettes into the boiling concoction and allow this to cook in it for about 10 minutes in medium heat.
Once done it is served hot with plain rice.
1 cup= 250 grams , so 1/4 to a cup is approximately 70 grams.
- Cuisine: south indian
- Style of Preparation: Tamilnadu style
- Yield: 6
- Course or type: main course
- Cooking Technique: Boiling
- Preparation Time: 120 min(2 hrs)
- Difficulty: medium
- Cooking Time: 20 min
For the Paruppu Urundais(Lentil croquettes)
- In a blender jar , soak toor dal and channa dal for 2 hours.
- Drain the excess water after 2 hours of soaking and add the other ingredients and grind it to a coarse paste.(Except rice flour)
- You should be able to make small croquettes from this mixture and set it aside in a plate.
- In a small cup take rice flour and dust the prepared croquettes evenly.
- For the kuzhambu , click on the link here.
- Once the Kuzhambu starts boiling , add the prepared lentil croquettes into it one by one. Do not stir it . Let it boil in the kuzhambu for about 10 minutes.
- After 10 minutes switch off the heat. The paruppu urundais will look bloated and floating on the surface. They are soft on the outside and slightly hard on the inside. When you bite into it , you'll get the feeling of eating a gulab jamun , but only this is spicy.


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The take on cupboards for an outside kitchen begins with a body of pressure-treated 2x4s. All of us attach the particular boards with each other on advantage to maximize room inside the cupboard. Countersinking " and a half strong holes within the outer sides of the planks allows us to link them with 3-inch deck anchoring screws.
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Within the spots exactly where we'll find doors, we now have built structures out of 1x4s. These structures will give all of us a place in order to mount the particular cabinet doorway hinges plus cap the particular raw finishes of the packet around every door.
We bought the same stones used to develop the house plus cut off the particular outer deals with using a big wet noticed. We protected them to the particular backer table using thin-set adhesive accepted for outside use.
In this case our own pattern will certainly match the particular "running bond" style of the home, and we from the bottom in order to line up with all the lowest line on the home. We use the thin-set with a 0.25 x 1/4-inch square notched trowel, similar to you would to get a tile flooring. The mortar joints at the house really are a 1/2-inch thicker, and I suggest using plastic-type material spacers with this job.
Once the stones dry immediately we start applying the particular grout, or even mortar, between your bricks. All of us mix upward ordinary mortar mix having a fairly slim consistency mainly because we're utilizing a grout handbag to apply this to the cupboard.
After the mortar is within the grooves, it needs to become sculpted to appear like the mortar joints at the house. To get this done we utilize a tuck directing trowel.
Finally, the particular cabinets are prepared for doorways. To imitate the V-groove material for the back patio ceiling, all of us bevel bits of pressure taken care of 1×4 plus attach these to a piece of 1/2-inch plywood along with exterior wooden glue plus brad fingernails.
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Sophocles and the Language of Tragedy
Oxford University Press, Mar 5, 2012 - Philosophy - 304 pages
Written by one of the best-known interpreters of classical literature today, Sophocles and the Language of Tragedy presents a revolutionary take on the work of this great classical playwright and on how our understanding of tragedy has been shaped by our literary past. Simon Goldhill sheds new light on Sophocles' distinctive brilliance as a dramatist, illuminating such aspects of his work as his manipulation of irony, his construction of dialogue, and his deployment of the actors and the chorus. Goldhill also investigates how nineteenth-century critics like Hegel, Nietzsche, and Wagner developed a specific understanding of tragedy, one that has shaped our current approach to the genre. Finally, Goldhill addresses one of the foundational questions of literary criticism: how historically self-conscious should a reading of Greek tragedy be? The result is an invigorating and exciting new interpretation of the most canonical of Western authors.
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Thomas A LYND marr Jessie MERRY ~ Que and Saskatoon
I am researching the descendants of Elizabeth EWART and Elwin J MERRY who married Jan 4 1889 in LaGuerre Quebec.At some point before 1913, the family moved west to Saskatoon Saskatchewan.
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GLEANER Newspaper Extracts 1915
...12-20-1915 Gilchrist Hogarth, married Jessie Merry, daughter of E Merry. At the residence of the bride's parents, 755 Avenue H., Saskatoon SK, by Rev. Wylie C. Clark, T. A. Lynd of Lynd.
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... Mr. T. A Lynd, Advocate, beloved husband of Jessie Merry, died suddenly at Saskatoon Saskatchewan, age 37 years. A lawyer, result of death spinal meningitis and blood poisoning.
Thomas Andrew LYND was a Saskatoon City Councillor from 1917 - 1922.
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Number 2 of 3 knitting-with-deadline projects is finished!
Number 3 will be OTN today!
I also finished another first—my first library-downloaded Kindle book. I had been neglecting Kindle in favor of a totally audio diet so that I could put in knitting time. This week, however, I did read Shock Wave, the new Virgil Flowers novel by John Sandford. The library did not have the audio available. I suspect that all libraries are slighting audio budgets right now to beef up ebook selections, and that is totally understandable. I just hope the disparity evens out soon. I know there are people who can read and knit, but I'm not one of them. It was really nice, though, to be able to use my Kindle 2, my most comfortable reader, to read a free library book. It was also good to be able to do an immediate check in when I finished so that the book would be available for someone else.