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Borders' demise isn't all good news for smaller booksellers
They've survived Amazon, e-books and big-box retailers — at least so far.
Now independent bookstores are trying to find their way in a post-Borders world.
"Every independent bookseller in the country is talking about it," said Bill Senecal, manager of Beers Books on S Street in Sacramento.
"The book industry is in a real state of flux," he said. "The remaining independent bookstores are mutedly cautious about what the future holds. Everybody's just waiting to see."
Some are hoping for a boost in business from former Borders customers. Many are trying to differentiate themselves from online competitors through customer service and community events. Others are attempting to compete with online and retail giants by offering e-books, quick delivery and gift cards.
Meanwhile they remain beset by the same factors that helped kill Borders: Amazon and the exponential growth in electronic book sales.
"If I were a new bookstore, I wouldn't get too smug about Borders closing because the market is going digital," Senecal said.
The Association of American Publishers reported that e-book sales rose by 147 percent in May and 158 percent in April.
Beers, which opened in 1936, made the switch from selling mostly new books to selling 90 percent used books and plans to stick with that strategy, the store manager said.
Mike Barnard, board president of the Northern California Independent Booksellers Association and owner of Rakestraw Books in Danville, agreed that Borders' liquidation isn't a cure-all for small bookstores.
"The stores that are still left are stressed," Barnard said. "The down economy affects everybody. It's an incredibly unlevel playing field with Amazon. And the digital shift is affecting stores."
But Barnard said he's been living in a post-Borders market for two months now and things are better. After a local Borders store closed in May, he said he's seen a sales boost of 5 percent to 10 percent.
"Business has improved over the last couple of months without question," he said. "If we can annualize that it would be great."
Rakestraw, a 3,000-square-foot store that opened in 1973, has continued to pay its creditors, its rent and its employees through the downturn, Barnard said. That, and perhaps a single-digit profit, is about the most a small independent store can hope for, he said.
Rakestraw has stayed afloat by hosting author visits, recommending new books and cultivating a close relationship with its customers, he said.
In the Sacramento area, the Avid Reader stores on Broadway and in Davis are the last independent general-interest bookshops selling new books in both cities, said co-owner Alzada Knickerbocker.
The Avid Reader stands to gain the most from Borders stores closing in Davis and Sacramento, she said.
Knickerbocker said the stores will reach out to Borders' customers with ads and a rewards program.
The Avid Reader stores will also emphasize their ability to search for books, order them and have them ready for pickup in a short time frame, she said.
Like other independents, the Avid Reader stores have partnered with Google to provide e-books that work on many platforms, including the iPad and Barnes & Noble's Nook reader, but not the Amazon Kindle.
"We're reminding people we're not just a store from the '70s or '80s but have access to all the technology," she said.
Another battle front, Knickerbocker and others said, is making sure that Amazon collects sales tax from its California customers – as required by a new state law. The online giant is challenging the act and pursuing a voter referendum.
Not collecting sales tax is "a grossly unfair advantage they have over us for no reason at all," she said.
Knickerbocker watched several competitors close their stores when Borders came to Davis in 1998.
It was part of massive contraction in the number of independent bookshops that began in the 1990s and continued into the last decade, said Len Vlahos, chief operating officer of the American Booksellers Association, based in Tarrytown, N.Y.
The association, which represents independent bookstores, saw its membership decrease from 4,000 in 1993 to about 1,400 in the late 1990s – a 65 percent decline, Vlahos said.
The number stabilized and crept back up in 2009 and 2010 to about 1,500 members, he said.
At the same time, mall bookstores and superstores – including some Borders — were closing and big-box retailers such as Costco and Walmart were devoting less space to books, he said.
After a period in which book superstores sprang up across the nation, shelf space started to get in sync with demand, he said.
"What you're seeing is a bit of right-sizing," Vlahos said.
Independent stores that survived the reign of Borders, Barnes & Noble and Amazon were those that were able to quickly adapt, he said.
"The members who survived the massive declines are smart, savvy business people and very nimble," he said.
Small bookstores that function as community gathering spots have done well, said Hut Landon, executive director of the Northern California Independent Booksellers Association.
The group has gone from 300 members to about 200 today, he said.
Now that Borders stores are closing, there may be opportunities for new bookstores to take their place – especially in towns where Borders drove the competition out of business, Landon said.
What should they look like?
"Stores under 5,000 square feet that are part of a neighborhood and main street," he said.
"The independent stores that have gone with that model," Landon said, "have found relative success or at least stability in this craziness."


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DALLAS — This might be the worst season to be a Philadelphia 76er. One day, it might be looked upon by these players as the most meaningful of their careers.
Before it even started, they were blown off as losers, expected to pile up losses at potentially an historic rate. It is a roster in the early stages of long-term construction, patched together with veterans Evan Turner, Spencer Hawes and Thaddeus Young, exciting No. 11 pick Michael Carter-Williams (and injured No. 6 pick Nerlens Noel) and undrafted rookies and grunts added from the end of other teams' benches.
First-year coach Brett Brown's starting lineup in Monday's 97-94 loss at Dallas, a hard-fought game lost during a faulty stretch late in the third quarter and into the fourth, did not include Carter-Williams (foot) for a fourth consecutive game. It did include Grizzlies' castoff Tony Wroten going for 19 points with five steals, and James Anderson, the former Oklahoma State swingman who has swung in and out of San Antonio, Houston and the D-League, scoring 14 points with seven rebounds in 42 minutes.
Hollis Thompson, Lavoy Allen, Darius Morris and Brandon Davies combined to play 58 minutes off the bench. Ultimately the kind of mistakes — an unforced turnover, a rushed possession, a lost rebound — that doom young teams sabotaged their hard work and the Sixers lost a third consecutive game and fell to 5-7. But the fight was there.
"I kind of think it starts from the top and [Brown's] attitude is pretty infectious in that regard," Hawes said. "Coach has done a great job since Day 1 of being realistic and really letting us play and letting us all continue to improve. We all still have a lot to learn from what he's bringing to the table and a lot to improve on, and I think when you look at it through that lens it keeps you motivated."
Brown, his unmistakable New England accent ever-apparent despite more than a decade working in San Antonio under Gregg Popovich, pedals passion, genuine hard work, accountability and camaraderie.
"At the end of the day, we're a hard-working team," Young said. "So that should tell you a lot right there."
Ask the Heat, Bulls and Rockets. Philly's beaten all three. Ask the underachieving Nets and Knicks. Both are looking up at the Atlantic Division-leading Sixers.
Young, who once called Elton Brand, Andre Iguodala, Lou Williams and Jrue Holiday teammates, said this team's daily goal is straightforward.
"To get better as a team, to help the growth of the young guys and to go out there and build something that in the future we can go out there and be ready to win basketball games or playoff series," Young said. "That's the biggest thing right now is the growth and development of what we're trying to do here."
Which, of course, begs the question: Why? On most nights the squad is severely undermanned. The veterans — Young, Evans and Hawes — could eventually be traded and each could be resentful of the franchise's direction.
"All of us in this room, we plan to win games and we plan to keep on trying to win basketball games," Young said. "I'm here, I'm ready to work, so are the rest of the guys. That's the main focus. We're just thinking about winning basketball games."
The day after the Sixers' worst loss of the season, a 37-point whipping Saturday at New Orleans, Brown, as is his custom, led a brutally candid film session, then transferred the discussion from the screen to the practice floor.
"I feel that by keeping it candid and by putting it all in perspective that we can inch along and continue to improve as a team, and keep our guys improving, either as a group or individually," Brown said. "I hope that that's the formula to keep all of us together over a long year [that] at times is going to be one where we experience some losses. We just have to go head-down and stay focused on continuing to try to get better."
After returning to the hotel a worn-out unit, Brown called a team dinner.
"I like seeing our guys interact together, and the group is good. The group stays together," Brown said. "The veterans have been doing what veterans should do in relation to keeping the young guys on track; the young guys are pliable, they listen, they want to get better. I'm proud of the camaraderie and the chemistry we've shown to date, albeit an early period of time, even when we've taken hits."
The next night against Dallas, unbeaten at home, the Sixers jumped out to an 8-0 lead, played tough defense, but couldn't contain Dirk Nowitzki, Monta Ellis and Shawn Marion long enough to get to the finish line. Still, in a season where wins won't always go in the win column, and hard truths will be gashed wide open, Brown could honestly say he got the positive response he hoped for in the aftermath of the New Orleans blowout.
"The truth — in relation to 'this is your rotation' or 'this is a problem that we have as a team' — has to be our compass," Brown said. "Anything short of that, I'm doing them a disservice. This group wants to be coached, it has to be coached. When it starts getting to the stage where people feel uncomfortable accepting that type of educating process — it's not a personal thing — then we may have some problems or maybe this isn't the program for them.
"And that's the mission we're all on, to keep this thing real, to keep it tight, to keep it candid, to be positive, to be down when people need to be told the truth, and life moves on.
"And that's the only way I know how to do it, and I hope it's the right way."


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MINNEAPOLIS - Political dignitaries joined family members at Saturday's memorial service for Joan Mondale, the wife of a former vice president who was remembered as "a highly charged battery of positive energy" for her passion and persistence about arts, politics and community.
Vice President Joe Biden, former President Jimmy Carter and their spouses Jill and Rosalynn were at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Minneapolis to pay tribute to Walter Mondale's devoted partner, who died Monday at age 83 after an extended illness. Leading Minnesota officials, along with Japan's consul general, filled rows of pews at the two-hour service.
Carter credited Joan Mondale for bolstering a facet of his legacy: a commitment to art and artists across the country and beyond. He recalled her as dogged in pushing his administration to build lasting support for the fine arts.
"Until I met Joan Mondale, I thought Rosalynn was the most persistent woman on earth," Carter said, noting 22 entries in his personal diary about Mondale lobbying him on the arts in one year alone.
"I tried to find a phrase to describe Joan, and I found this one: 'Live your life as though it was a work of art,'" Carter said.
Joan Mondale leveraged the political prominence of her husband to focus national attention on arts and culture, also transforming the role of second lady in the process. He was vice president in the 1970s, a Democratic nominee for president in the 1980s and an ambassador to Japan in the 1990s.
Walter Mondale mostly sat stoically as others shared stories about his wife of 58 years. But tales by Biden, Carter and others about how his plucky wife often upstaged him drew his laughter.
Biden praised not only Joan Mondale's commitment to the arts, but also her activism on issues such as equal pay and rights for women.
"Joan was as vocal and as present and as consistent in her feeling on those aspects of people's lives ... as she seemed to be about art," he said.
Biden also spoke of his friendship with the Mondales, which began with his own election in 1972. He noted that he had just lost his wife and daughter in a car accident before arriving in the U.S. Senate, where he was welcomed by Joan and Walter Mondale. "You embraced me. You included me. You brought me in," he said.
The Mondales' two sons, William and Ted, read from Scripture. So did musician Chan Poling, who was married to the couple's daughter, Eleanor. She died a few years ago after a battle with brain cancer.
Joan's two sisters were also in attendance. One, Jane Canby, described her older sister as the consummate Girl Scout, collecting badges throughout life in her pursuit of "a more civilized community."
"While she fully supported Fritz's goals and how to reach them, she also saw this as an opportunity to work on some of her own interests and projects," Canby said, using the former vice president's nickname. "She did it with natural grace and humor."
Japan was represented by Consul General Masaharu Yoshida. Art Zegelbone, who was a U.S. cultural affairs officer in Tokyo when the Mondales occupied the embassy there, said she drew instant adoration abroad, in part by immersing herself in local culture. An avid potter, she often gave away the cups and bowls she made as gestures of goodwill.
"All around Japan are these small testaments to Joan, to what she did and what was most important to her" Zegelbone said before describing her as the "battery of positive energy."
Throughout the service there were simple touches to connect with aspects of her life. The urn containing her ashes was made by Warren MacKenzie, a renowned potter whom Mondale considered a mentor. One of the remembrances was from Emily Galusha, a local clay potter close to Joan Mondale.
Members of the Minnesota Orchestra, where she was once on the governing board, played before the service. A Japanese vocalist sang a famous Asian folk tune. The recessional was by the Macalester College Pipe Band, a campus dear to the Mondales. They both attended the St. Paul liberal arts school, though they were a few years apart. They met on a blind date in 1955 and married soon after.
A church official said more than 1,000 people were at the service and thousands more in 26 states and four countries tuned in to a live stream.
There will be a second service for Mondale at a later date in Washington.


text: Rome (2,700,000 inhabitants) also called "The Eternal City", is the Italian Republic capital. Rome rises on the banks of the Tiber river; the original settlement developed on the hills in front of the bend on which rises the Tiberine island, the only natural ford of the river. The historical centre of the city is built upon the famous "Seven Hills": Capitoline, Quirinal, Viminal, Esquiline, Cælian (Coelian/Celio), Aventine and Palatine.According to tradition it was founded on 21st April 753 BC, and over the course of history (nearly three millenniums) Rome has held an essential role in Italy and Europe ( the first settlements may date back to the X century BC).Caput Mundi during the Roman era (that is, it was at that time known as the world capital) it is a politic and spiritual reference point at an international level and, in fact, Rome still hosts the enclave of the Vatican City, the heart of Catholic Christianity. The old part of the city centre is evidence of a superimposition of over 2,800 years of history, it is a UNESCO cultural heritage city and is one of the most visited destinations in the world.Not to be missed is a visit to the ever-popular "Trevi Fountain", the Colosseum, from were it is possible to admire the wonderful view of the "Imperial Fora", to the Pantheon, to the Capitol square designed by Michelangelo; and Rome's numerous museums: starting from the Capitolino Museum, to the Vatican Museums, where we highly recommended a visit to the "Raphael Rooms" (decorated by Raphael and his pupils), to the most magnificent of all the frescoes, the famous chapel ceiling of the Sistine Chapel lavishly decorated with fine frescoes by Michelangelo. Nightlife in Rome is varied and vivacious, and is a great way of discovering the taste of the Roman "Dolce Vita".


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Boyes looks to rediscover All-Star form on Islandby Brian Compton
Three seasons have passed since Brad Boyes last reached the 30-goal plateau. If he's ever going to return to All-Star form, it will likely come in 2012-13 as a member of the New York Islanders.
Boyes, who scored 76 goals over two campaigns with the St. Louis Blues from 2007-09, scored just eight times in 65 games with the Buffalo Sabres this past season. But on the opening day of free agency, the Isles signed Boyes to a one-year, $1 million deal to help replace the void left by PA Parenteau, who was signed by the Colorado Avalanche that same afternoon.
For now, it appears Boyes -- who turned 30 in April -- will be penciled in to replace Parenteau on New York's top line alongside John Tavares -- one of the game's evolving superstars -- and Matt Moulson, who reached the 30-goal plateau for a third straight season in 2011-12. Indeed, it's a golden opportunity for Boyes to regain that scoring touch he had with the Blues.
30 in 30: New York Islanders
Shoreline in sight for IslandersBy Brian Compton - NHL.com Deputy Managing Editor
After five years as one of the League's least successful clubs, the New York Islanders look to improve this season as their core of young players continue to develop. READ MORE ›
"I'm really looking forward to it," Boyes told NHL.com. "Things didn't work out in Buffalo, but I think it's going to be good. It's a good chance for me to get back to playing the way I think I can play. It's a good opportunity. I'm really excited. It's a chance to play with a good, young group of guys that has some experience as well."
Things began to tail off for Boyes in 2009-10. One season after tallying 33 goals, he was held to 14 in 82 games. In 2010-11, he found the back of the net 12 times in 62 games before being traded to the Sabres. He finished the regular season strong, recording 14 points (five goals, nine assists) in 21 games, but was held to one goal (his only point) in a seven-game, opening-round Stanley Cup Playoff loss to the Philadelphia Flyers.
And last season, Boyes -- along with the majority of his teammates in Buffalo -- struggled mightily. His 23 points were, by far, the fewest he's had since his first full season in the NHL with the Boston Bruins in 2005-06.
"I just think it wasn't the best fit," Boyes said of his time in Buffalo. "There's a lot of guys with similar styles of play, so I kind of had to shift around and change things up. There's probably a thousand different things, but I think overall it just wasn't a great fit for me. There's no hard feelings at all, it's just kind of the way it was."
When it comes to the Islanders, the biggest difference between Boyes and Parenteau is they were hoping Parenteau could produce consistently at the NHL level when they signed him away from the New York Rangers in the summer of 2010. It was a gamble that paid off in a big way -- so much so that Parenteau signed a four-year, $16 million deal with the Avalanche on July 1. In Boyes, the Isles know they have someone who can score. Now, it's likely up to Tavares to help him do it again.
"I'm real excited … he's a heck of a player," Boyes said of Tavares. "He definitely stands out. He's made a great combination with Moulson too. They complement each other very well. To get an opportunity with those guys, I think it's going to be great. You never know, but I'm looking to fit in with those guys or wherever I fit in. If I do get a chance to play with Tavares, I'm going to take advantage and I'm definitely looking forward to it.
"I always want to go out and do as well as I can, but definitely coming off last season, just personally I want to get back to the right form and get back to playing the way I know I can. I don't have to prove anybody wrong or not, I just have to play well and try to score goals again. I think we can make a push and surprise some people."
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Larry Smith's letter regarding U.S. foreign policy ("Nuclear threat keeps U.S. troops overseas," Feb. 7) reflects, perhaps, a "wishful remembrance" in its stating that "if Saddam Hussein had allowed inspectors full access to Iraq, we never would have gone in there."
Hussein did, indeed, bar inspectors after Clinton-era 1998 raids on suspected remnant Iraqi weapons facilities. But Hussein caved to U.N. Security Council demands in the fall of 2002, and U.N. inspectors were active in Iraq for three months — before being pulled for their safety just prior to late March of 2003 U.S.-led military action. The war was commenced even though the inspectors did have full access and were finding nothing of significance.
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Re: Why is Halo so popular?
GLOPINO wrote:
Because its Halo.
that's not a real reason, i could create a game 10 times better.
No... You can't. And even if you created a game, 10 times better? really? considering most reviews of the game fell between 9.5 and 10 that would mean "your game" would be a 95 to a 100.... on a scale from 1 - 10. Nice try.
BFFC-Mel wrote:Werda Verd wrote:
Halo CE had a good story, and many modern games really don't have that, but that started to be more common.
Actually when playing Halo I noticed that it had stolen and awful lot of lines from the Aliens film. Not only that but the soldiers and their Sarge looked almost identical.
Yeah I was going to mention that. Its also like, the EXACT same sarge from Predator. Complete with the little cap. And to counter post WV's post: I honestly dont think Halo revolutionized much of anything. It just took a game like Golden eye 007, kept the mechanics and gameplay and tossed in a few aliens. If you look at Halo, almost nothing in the game hasn't already been done before.
This sums up my opinion pretty well. http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/ … n/8-Halo-3
First off, don't use somebody else's review of a game to "sum up your opinion" because it makes it look like you took all of your ideas from them, which you sort of did with the "sarge from predator" thing. Plus he never played multiplayer... which is stupid because why buy Halo for the single player? It's like buying milk if you're lactose intollerant.
And to counter-post your counter-post Halo did revolutionize the FPS. Do you really think that they stole things from Golden Eye?!? Yeah, it was a fun game like... a decade ago. Halo is a sci-fi FPS with graphics that overshadowed most games of the time. The controls, multiplayer (especially in halo 2), and the AI were leaps and bounds past ordinary. 007 had infinite streams of enemies who threw themselves at you with their blocky heads while you tried to find your mark with the C-buttons and moved/ looked around with the analog stick. The multiplayer was like fighting a war in the days of muskets. You stopp face to face with your opponent and fired wildly until one of you fell. YES!! I can see the connections to halo now...
I am not a Halo Fanatic as I have not even played the game in quite some time, but I enjoy it when playing with friends or whenever I am bored. Halo 3 is not a "godly" or "perfect" game... but It's good, simple, and fun. And that is how you sell games. I prefer my Unreal Tournament 3 at the moment anyway, much more action.
Hail to the King Baby!!


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The guide offers "replicable, effective, and lawful" practices for increasing student and faculty diversity. It also builds a compelling case for vigorously developing diversity in the science and technology fields as a national asset.
"The kind of diversity that we need for the nation in science and technology fields is not necessarily one that aligns with one political perspective," said Jamie Lewis Keith, vice president and general counsel at the University of Florida and co-author of the handbook. "It's something that industry leaders, and universities and government leaders all recognize as being critical because we need the best intellectual resources the country has to offer."
Jamie Lewis Keith
Researchers suggest that national security and economic strength depend on a diverse science and technology workforce. A diverse S&T community, they note, can use its broad spectrum of experience to solve scientific problems creatively and can develop products and services for an increasingly multicultural and global economy. But racial and ethnic minorities, women, and persons with disabilities hold only one-fourth of these critical jobs in the United States.
In a 28 April teleconference announcing the new handbook, former U.S. Secretary of Education Richard Riley praised the guide as a way to "ensure that we are tapping all the talent and resources that we have at our hands to meet the nation's needs."
The handbook grew out of two workshops organized in 2008 and 2009 by AAAS and AAU, and funded by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and the U.S. National Science Foundation. At the workshops, top university counsels, provosts, and other administrators discussed ways to pursue greater campus diversity in the wake of two landmark U.S. Supreme Court decisions.
The 2003 decisions, which addressed law school and undergraduate admissions at the University of Michigan, changed the legal landscape for university diversity programs, the experts agreed.
In the Michigan law school case, the court agreed that universities could consider the overall educational benefits of a diverse student body in their admissions process. But in the undergraduate case, the court ruled that the university gave too much weight to race in its admissions process, rather than considering race as one factor among many in a more individualized selection process.
Universities need guidance as they navigate this legal terrain, said Daryl Chubin, director of AAAS' Center for Advancing Science & Engineering Capacity, in an interview last year. "We're giving them an alternative to the default position, which is, if you are threatened with a suit, you back away from the program under scrutiny."
Daryl Chubin
With the help of an extensive appendix outlining key legal opinions, the handbook "provides examples of field-tested tools for diversifying faculties and student bodies," Chubin said during the teleconference.
The tools expand the notion of diversity beyond race or gender, said Keith, by considering factors such as socioeconomic status and a person's success in working with and fostering participation by people from a broad range of backgrounds.
With this new focus, she said, campus administrators can build diversity by recruiting people "who have either scaled barriers themselves or broken down barriers for others."
Universities should take a closer look at how they recruit, promote and retain minority and women students and faculty, said Shirley Malcom, head of AAAS's Education and Human Resources programs. "One of the most successful strategies has been paying attention," she said, "actually collecting the data, and being attentive to what is going on inside one's own institution."
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Each university's diversity program will be different, she said, "and they're supposed to be different because they are all responding to different context, to different problems, to different kinds of circumstances, and to different disciplines."
Most universities are "very comfortable" with the idea that grant money and publications are the "coin of the realm" when it comes to measuring the quality of their faculty, said Ted Williams, an associate vice president in the office of diversity and equal opportunity for the University of South Florida.
The handbook could encourage universities to add diversity measures to their faculty evaluations, said Williams. "We must elevate the concept of diversity and inclusion to that same level of appreciation if we are to serve as bastions of quality education for our ever-diversifying nation."
The handbook's authors urged universities to monitor the outcome of their programs, "so that the legal case that might ultimately need to be made for operating a program or operating it in a particular way is not based on anecdotes alone," said Chubin. "Data really do matter here."
Robert Burgoyne, a partner at Fulbright & Jaworski LLP., served as co-author and project counsel for the handbook. At the teleconference, he said that with respect to employment, universities should heed a 2009 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that New Haven, Connecticut, could not throw out the results of a fire department exam when the results did not lead to promotions for minority firefighters.
"Once you've set your process in place…to recruit minority and women candidates," said Burgoyne, "you shouldn't change the process at the tail end in order to address issues where you're concerned about how your initial efforts have played out."
The courts have been "modestly quiet" on the issue of campus diversity since the Michigan decisions, said Arthur Coleman of EducationCounsel LLC. He noted that several groups are instead seeking limits on diversity programs through state referenda or similar ballot measures.
"I think we're in a period of reflection and refinement post-Michigan," said Coleman, a co-editor and project counsel of the handbook. "You see relatively less focus in the courts, but you're now in the court of public opinion."
Download the handbook, "Navigating a Complex Landscape to Foster Greater Faculty and Student Diversity in Higher Education."
Listen to a 2009 interview with Daryl Chubin about the law and practice of diversity in major research colleges and universities.
Learn more about the AAAS Center for Advancing Science & Engineering Capacity.


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the NEXT 6 minutes, YOU can start making your own
delicious wine from the comfort of your own home!
How to
Make Wine!
Mike in action....
Let me
honest with you...
Making wine at home is EASY.
even if they can't read, can do it. Just get some juice, put
in some sugar, then throw in some yeast and let 'er rip.
to 30 days later, you'll have something that slightly resembles wine.
It'll taste like crap and none of your friends or family will
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- but it WILL be wine and it will have alcohol in it.
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many wine makers before you, you
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"I just signed up but I
have been making homemade wine for about 10 years now. I beleave the
more you know the better the wine and as you stated "what goes
around comes around", also do unto others as you would have them do
unto you. so I make wine and drink wine and give wine. To all Happy
wine making."
Bill on 10 Jun 2009
at 7:01 pm
"WOW, you are truly
the man - Mike! Your attitude of giving - is one I have lived all of my
life - or at leats attempted to. You truly are a class act. I am new to
this wine making scene. I have been in the restaurant &
catering business - and am now in corporate mgmt. The information you
have here and in the Inner Circle is not only an abundance of knowledge
- but everytime I have had a question - regardless of ho silly it may
have seemed - you are always right like Johnny on the Spot with an
answer. For that…THANK YOU!
I will starting my
first batch in the next week."
Cajun Wine
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science of aging wines
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key differences between grapes and juices
magic "goodies" that will help every batch you make taste amazing
to mention over 150 recipes for award-winning wines!
that's just a small portion of what's covered in the Winemaker's Inner
see, it took me
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additions to the library
and winemaking video series absolutely free.
month or so,
you'll receive new
articles, e-books, and videos! I'm always adding to the Inner
you'll receive an email notifying you what's new. That way you can keep
up with
all of the up-to-the-minute home winemaking tips and tricks, recipes
and resources we find for you! If you really want to know how
to make wine,
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you'll be joining a world-wide
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just like you! Our member
forum let's you exchange recipes, ask
questions, and get answers to any winemaking problems you might have.
will also get Access to the
just not enough room here to show you everything! There's VIDEO's 6, 7, 8,
and 9 and
then there's the entire "Winemaker
Minute" video series (5 more videos!)...
you need to get started including a
complete introduction to wine making can be found inside the Home
Winemakers Inner Circle...
detailed explanations on fermentation, yeasts, racking, fining and
bottling; to How-To information on preparing your "must", balancing
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to understand and informative..."
Mike, I just wanted to
let you know that I am real impressed with your video's. I find that
they are easy to understand and quite informative. My brother and I
have used a lot of your information to make a great wine even on our
first attempt. We are just getting started on something that is going
to turn into much more than just a one time thing. We are starting on
our 3rd batch and loving every moment of it.
So many things things to do to improve something that is already good.
We were totally surprised that homemade wine could be so good. I have
tried quite a few from friends and some, almost all, were hard to get
that first sip down with a smile (and that's good).
Again thanks for sharing your endless years of searching and gathering
info. We are thankful for you sharing your wisdom with us."
Ken S.
Mike, Let's Get Going -
Let me in Now!
"Hi Mike,
The first thing I would like to say is Wishing you a happy healthy and
wealthy New Year. The second thing is Thank you so much!
For the first time in 5 years I made a great batch of Reisling from a
six gallon bucket of juice. Most of the women and some of the men (i
know ) like there wine a little sweet.
By utilizing your technique I came up with the best batch of wine I
ever made from juice. (friends and family went nuts). Keep up the good
work and thanks again for all of your time and effort. Happy new year!"
let's recap...
you join us today, you'll get your copy of The Complete Illustrated
to Homemade Wine,
not only do you get instant
access to this 200 page
wonder - you also get
all the bonuses listed above AND a 30 day trial Membership to
Inner Circle which includes the H.W.I.C library, articles and how-tos,
AND access to the private
members only
winemaking forum.
that's not all!
also get immediate notification
of and access to any new
articles, books, tips, resources that are added to the
Home Winemakers Inner Circle. (plus - you'll have access to the VIDEO
course for as long as you desire!)
right! Every month or so, I add new videos, tips, and interviews
H.W.I.C - and you're going to
get an instant notification. This
way, you can always stay right up to date on any new developments
in our favorite hobby!
hang on... there's one more thing you're going to get when you order
your copy of The Complete Illustrated Guide To Homemade Wine today -
going to get a membership
to the Inner Circle eLetter
(a $37 value) absolutely FREE
with no obligation to you!
each issue you'll find tips, updates, new award-winning recipes, and
insider information on the best techniques to improve your winemaking
letters will be delivered straight to your inbox, and you're free to
unsubscribe at any time.
ADDED! Winemaking Online Seminars/Webinars...
Month or so
- you'll be invited to join our 21st Century Roundtable of Home
Winemaker's Online Seminar where we cover the finer points of home
winemaking: Hydrometer Secrets, Acid Testing and Balancing,
Sulfite Concentration Traps, and much more! These online
are LIVE but are also RECORDED and
posted for later replay at
your convenience inside the
Winemaker's Inner Circle!
Interviews with REAL Home
Winemaker's! Every Month or so I post a new interview with
current member of the Home Winemaker's Inner Circle.
These are in MP3 format so you can listen in on how other winemaker's
practice their craft on your
computer, download them to your Mp3 player - or even burn them to CD
for listening in your car! Our latest home winemaker, John
from Mississippi reveals how he gets almost everything FREE and makes
wine for about 30 cents a bottle!
So by
now you're wondering what the catch is to getting this priceless home
winemaker's goldmine, right? After all, the library alone is worth more than
$400 - then you add in the
videos, the eLetter, the online seminars and of course
Complete Illustrated Guide to Homemade Wine...
MUST cost a fortune - right?
fact, the truth of the matter is that you're going to get everything
you've just seen for less than the cost of a good bottle of wine...
get The Complete Illustrated Guide to Homemade Wine (a $27 value by
itself) the digital copy for instant downloading, AND
All 11
Bonuses (worth over $197), AND
everything included in the Home Winemakers Inner Circle (14 day
unlimited trial
access ), AND
a FREE
subscription to the Inner
Circle eLetter (a $39 value) AND
to the Complete Winemaker's Video Library ($99 value) AND
a personal
invitation to the Home Winemaker's Inner Circle Roundtable Online
Seminars AND
get it ALL for
a one time fee
of just...
(wait! see below for Today's special)
one hundred ninety
bucks! And that's for
everything you've seen here. Similar winemaking courses sell
for $400 to $2,000!
Question I get all the time...
Mike, for the low price, this seems too good to be true".
And I
agree. But, my goal is to get everyone that
wants to
make their own wine the very best hands
on instructions that are
available. If you know me, you know one of my core beliefs is
over delivering.
And honestly, I think that once you get on the "inside" of
Inner Circle, you'll be so excited that you will want to stay a member
for years to come.
question I'm asked:
"Do I need a
Phd or a Chemistry degree to understand this stuff?"
NOT - everything is laid out in plain english and
to follow steps.
But, the Inner Circle Library DOES have
more advanced technical information for those wanting to take their
winemaking to an even higher level. So - whether you are just
starting your very first batch, or you have been making wine for years
- the Training Course and Library has it all.
"I just signed up but I
have been making homemade wine for about 10 years now. I believe the
more you know the better the wine and as you stated "what goes
around comes around", also do unto others as you would have them do
unto you. so I make wine and drink wine and give wine. To all Happy
wine making."
Bill on 10 Jun 2009
at 7:01 pm
"WOW, you are truly
the man - Mike! Your attitude of giving - is one I have lived all of my
life - or at leats attempted to. You truly are a class act. I am new to
this wine making scene. I have been in the restaurant &
catering business - and am now in corporate mgmt. The information you
have here and in the Inner Circle is not only an abundance of knowledge
- but everytime I have had a question - regardless of ho silly it may
have seemed - you are always right like Johnny on the Spot with an
answer. For that…THANK YOU!
I will starting my
first batch in the next week."
Cajun Wine
I love your videos, your just a regular guy doing something that you
love. You can't just sit on the side lines you have
to get in to the game!" Ron
on 11 July 2009 at 8:32 pm
important that you feel 100% confident
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Inner Circle - which is why, when you join us today,
you've got an iron-clad, 60 day, unconditional, money back guarantee...
I'm even going to go a step further...
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risk is on ME.
That's how
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"Holy Cow Batman, this stuff actually tastes good! And I made it
myself! My friends were AMAZED! Thank you Mike for your down to earth,
easy to read e-Book that covered everything in detail.
If I had known this
was so easy, I would have started making my own wine a lot sooner!"
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