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Otherland making-of video takes a look at Five Isle
Gamigo and RealU have released the fourth making-of video for the MMO Otherland. In the video, Tad Williams shows off the Five Isle world which is comprised of five floating islands, each representing one of the five Chinese elements. It features Victorian architecture, large chess pieces floating around the sky, White and Red Armies waging "an endless war against one another," and other cool things. The video discusses the lifecycle AI of NPCs, which contain their own behavioral patterns are influenced, to an extent, by player interaction. Watch below. The UE3-powered MMORPG is out sometime this year.
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Otherland making-of video delves into AI, EightSquared, more
Gamigo and RealU have released a video detailing the medieval simulation EightSquared in a new making of feature for Otherland: Green Fields. The world, created by Tad Williams, features Victorian architecture with gigantic chess pieces floating around in the sky while the White and Red Armies wage an endless war against one another. The video also has some insight into the Lifecycle AI of NPC which have their their own behavioral patterns that can be influenced to an extent by player interaction. Watch below. The UE3-powered MMORPG is out sometime this year.
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Honda Generators Background Information
Honda Power Equipment markets a complete line of generators for commercial and consumer applications. Lightweight, compact Honda generators produce between 1,000 and 10,000 watts of power, providing smooth, dependable power for recreation, construction, rental, and emergency use.
All Honda generators are powered by advanced Honda four-stroke engines that make Honda generators among the world's quietest. Honda generators for typical residential use average 64-68 decibels with the Super Quiet Series operating at noise levels as low as 49 decibels – roughly the noise level in a private office.
Product Line
Honda produces 17 models in four generator lines:
Series | Primary Uses |
Power Range |
Economy |
EP and EG Models/Residential and Commercial Use |
Deluxe |
EM Models/Home Backup and General Purpose Applications |
Industrial |
EB Models/Construction and Rental Applications |
Super Quiet |
EU Models/Portable Power Technology, Recreational and Home Backup |
Inverter Technology
Computers and sensitive electronic equipment require consistent electrical current that has a stable sine wave or signal. A computer not receiving this type of power could possibly freeze, shut down, or be interrupted.
To overcome this problem, Honda engineers developed a form of inverter technology, which also has allowed Honda to substantially reduce weight and noise. By eliminating the standard alternator, Honda's inverter models weigh 50 percent less and are one-third smaller in size than traditional generators. The Eco Throttle™ feature allows the generator to conserve fuel by varying engine rpm to produce only the power required to operate the equipment, improving fuel economy up to 40 percent.
Honda's innovative inverter technology is available on six models. Honda's Super Quiet Series generators — the EU1000i, EU2000i, EU3000is and the EU3000i Handi — are inverter-equipped, lightweight models that feature a totally enclosed body resulting in noticeably quieter performance. Designed for the ultimate in quality, portability and convenience, these models are ideal for any trip to the great outdoors. All of the Honda Super Quiet generators have ultra low noise, making any of the models, depending on power requirements, the ideal choices for home backup, public events, or any situation where quiet, reliable operation is critical.
The 1000and 2000watt models(at 28.6 pounds and 46.3 pounds respectively) can easily be carried and conveniently stored in small recreational vehicle compartments. The 1000 wattmodel is the perfect solution for scenarios where less power is required – a great asset when all is needed is a quick battery charge to get things going. The 2000watt model can power a computer, TV, coffee pot, or refrigerator. These units both feature a two-tiered noise dampening system that reduces noise to 57 dB (quieter than normal speech) and 59 dB, respectively, at their rated loads.
For a bit more power, the compact 3000 watt model provides the smallest, quietest generator capable of starting and running most modern 13,500 BTU recreational vehicle (RV) air conditioners as well as powering additional appliances in an RV. This model also doubles as a home back-up unit to selectively power a furnace, refrigerator, microwave, TV, hair dryer, and several lights.
The EU3000i Handi model adds increased portability to the fuel efficiency and reliability of Honda's existing EU3000is generator. The lightweight and extremely user-friendly EU3000i Handi provides customers with dependable, portable power for use at home or at remote recreational sites.
The EU3000i Handi also increases the breadth of the Honda EU generator Super Quiet Series lineup through enhancements in the areas of noise, size, usability and fuel consumption. Producing 3,000 volt amperes (VA) ― or watts ― of power, the EU3000i Handi meets a variety of power needs. The model's ample power output, exceptional fuel efficiency and super quiet operation make it well suited to provide limited home backup power during a blackout or other power emergency, while its easy operation and extreme portability suit it equally well for a campsite, RV camping and tailgating activities.
For the ultimate in quiet, Honda offers the EU6500is in its Super Quiet line. Addressing customer demand for an even more powerful model — yet still portable and exceptionally quiet — the lightweight, low noise, compact and fuel efficient EU6500is generator leads the Honda EU Super Quiet class in high quality, portable power technology. At a total weight of 253 pounds, the EU6500is model produces 6,500 watts of continuous power at a quiet 60 dB, roughly the same as normal speech.
Honda also incorporates inverter technology into its EM5000isAB Deluxe Series generator. Featuring the i-Monitor™ that provides information on hours of operation, wattage, battery voltage and engine speed as well as diagnostics for convenient dealer servicing, the EM5000 model offers the advantage of quieter operation while providing reliable, stable power.
Honda CycloConverter™ Technology
Honda's CycloConverter™ generator models offer power that is equal in quality to automatic voltage regulator (AVR) generators but dramatically lighter in weight than other units producing the same amount of power. This lighter weight is achieved by reducing the number of traditional parts with a central processing unit (CPU) that conditions the raw power produced by the generator and eliminates the need for a bulky alternator. Honda CycloConverter™ technology offers the best pound-per-watt ratio available anywhere.
This technology is used on Honda's EB3000c Industrial Series model, which is intended for commercial and home uses and for residential standby power.
Advanced Power Solutions for Commercial and Rental Applications
The EB3000c, which features CycloConverter™ technology, is typical of Honda's offerings for this market. Weighing only 68.4 lbs, it produces 2,600 watts of continuous power and will run for 9.39 hours at half load on a single tank of fuel. In addition to AC power from the CycloConverter™, this unit offers 12V DC at 12 amperes (A) (or 144 watts) for automotive-type battery charging.
The EB3000c, like all Honda generators, is powered by an advanced four-stroke engine — in this case the Honda GX200 overhead valve (OHV) commercial grade unit —that produce quiet power. Many Honda industrial generators are housed in tubular steel frames to minimize damage from transport or use.
Within the Honda Industrial Series generators category are four other EB models: the EB4000, EB5000, EB6500, and the all-new EB10000. Powered by Honda's GX Series commercial grade OHV engines, and available in 4,000, 5,000, and 6,500 wattage output, the EB4000, EB5000, and EB6500 generators offer premium features and benefits at outstanding value.
In 2012, Honda introduced its EB10000 model, now the most powerful Honda generator and the company's flagship model. The rugged Honda EB10000 generator, with a maximum output of 10,000 watts, is compact, lightweight and features a narrow-shaped design; a centralized exhaust mechanism; a newly developed alternator; and the best fuel efficiency and lowest noise in its class. The company's newest model is well suited for industrial and commercial applications, including construction-related job site work. The EB10000 also is an ideal fit for the rental market, where users demand the most reliable power for a variety of applications. The all-new EB10000 is powered by the Honda GX630 V-Twin Engine, one that offers customers more power, adaptability, greater fuel economy and reduced emissions in a more compact package.
The entire Industrial Series incorporates a number of advanced design features, including Digital Automatic Voltage Regulator (DAVR) technology for increased performance. The DAVR holds the voltage stable within one percent over time during standard operation and has a built-in self-diagnosis function to prevent engine speed from exceeding 4,140 rpm for longer than three seconds and abnormal voltage. In addition, the DAVR adjustments are driven off the main winding, as compared to a sensor winding in conventional AVR systems.
Other Residential and Commercial Lines
In addition to its Industrial and Super Quiet models, Honda also manufactures four models in its Economy Series and four units in its Deluxe Series.
The Economy Series: A Closer Look
The Economy Series includes the EP2500CX, EG4000, EG5000, and EG6500 models – all reliable sources of no-frills power for home backup.
The Economy Series models incorporate a number of advanced design features, including Digital Automatic Voltage Regulator (DAVR) technology for increased performance. The DAVR holds the voltage stability within a +/– one percent change during operation again the U.S. standard of 60hZ. The DAVR adjustments are driven off the main winding, as compared to a sensor winding in conventional AVR systems. The DAVR has a built-in self-diagnosis function to prevent engine speed from exceeding 4140 rpm for longer than three seconds and abnormal voltage.
The EG4000 features the GX270 engine for increased power and versatility with greater fuel economy in the same envelope. It boasts a run time up to 9.4 hours at the rated load and a dB rating of 72. The EG5000, powered by the GX390 engine, has a run time of 7.5 hours under a rated load, and a dB rating of 73. The EG6500, equipped with the GX390 engine, boasts a run time of 7.1 hours and has a dB rating of 74. These models also are ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI)-protected to meet OSHA jobsite regulations and offer longer run times, additional outlets for convenient use, and stronger, more durable frames. And, like all Honda generators, these models are equipped with circuit breakers for operator and equipment protection and USDA-qualified spark arrestor/mufflers for fire prevention.
The Deluxe Series: A Closer Look
Designed to enhance Honda's already strong value proposition is the Deluxe Series – ideal for convenient, reliable backup power during outages and brownouts. The EM4000, EM5000, and EM6500 generator models are available in 3,800, 5,000, and 6,500-watt sizes. These models feature electric start, remote start capability and exceptionally long run times on one tank of fuel. Also of important note is the i-Deluxe® inverter model – the EM5000is – an existing model that features inverter technology and electric start capability.
The EM models include the exclusive iAVR Power feature that enhances generator performance and power output. iAVR is a Honda Generator exclusive system that realizes a 50 percent reduction in voltage fluctuation over current AVR systems. For up to 10 seconds, the iAVR allows for increased wattage above the maximum rating to start high-amp load applications. Each model provides a different level of additional power output: the EM4000 will produce an additional 1000 watts for up to 10 seconds, the EM5000 will produce an additional 2000 watts for as much as 10 seconds and the EM6500 will produce an additional 500 watts for as long as 10 seconds.
A combination of factors creates the additional iAVR power in the EM generator line. They include the iGX Honda engine with Digital Capacitive Discharge Ignition (DCDI), Self-Tuning Regulator (STR) governor, and Current Transformer (CT) sensor coupled with the Digital Auto Voltage Regulator (DAVR) alternator.
Each EM unit is powered by a Honda iGX engine. The engine idle speed of each model is set to 2300 in the auto throttle on position with a maximum idle speed of 3600 rpm.
To meet the evaporative regulations, all of the models have a fluorine fuel tube and canister system along with a tethered chain-type gas cap. The models carry the Honda industry-competitive three year warranty.
Editor's Note:
Honda Power Equipment, a division of American Honda Motor Co., Inc., markets a complete range of outdoor power equipment, including outboard marine engines, general purpose engines, generators, lawnmowers, pumps, snowblowers, tillers and trimmers for commercial, rental and residential applications. Its comprehensive product line is powered exclusively by four-stroke engines.
Information for media regarding Honda products is available at www.hondanews.com.
Consumer information regarding Honda products is available atwww.honda.com, www.powerequipment.honda.com, www.hondaengines.com, and www.hondamarine.com.
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TWD: Peanut Butter Crisscrosses
This week's Tuesdays with Dorie was chosen by Jasmine of Jasmine Cuisine: peanut butter crisscrosses. I baked these late one night over the course of the glorious 3-day holiday weekend. I truly believe all weekends should be 3 days long and they should all involve the kind of amazingly sunny, but not too hot and humid, weather we've been experiencing lately. That's not asking too much is it? :) Fall will be here soon but in the meantime I'm soaking up every last minute of summer!
Anyway, Shane's parents invited us to lunch at their house over the weekend and I figured these cookies would be the perfect treat to complete the meal. I whipped up half a batch and wound up with somewhere between 25 and 30 cookies. The recipe couldn't possibly be more quick or easy. The only change I made was to substitute peanut butter chips for the peanuts Dorie called for. I baked my cookies for about 11 minutes a batch, which resulted in a slightly crisp edge and a wonderfully chewy center. The chips added texture and even more peanut butter flavor, not that the cookies were lacking in that area. I was powerless around these cookies so I was really glad I brought most of them to Shane's parents' house. Still, I ate more than my fair share, definitely a top Dorie recipe for me and without a doubt one worthy of a repeat.
Many thanks to Jasmine for hosting this week. You can find the recipe for the peanut butter cookies on her blog here or on page 78 of Baking: From My Home to Yours.
23 comments:
- Eliana said...
All weekends should be 3-day weekends, especially if you have the chance to bake beauties like these. They look perfect Tracey.
- September 7, 2010 at 3:40 PM
I really enjoyed these, thanks for making them!
- September 7, 2010 at 3:44 PM
- Nancy/n.o.e said...
Your baked goods always look like they were made by angel hands, Tracey, and I'll bet these tasted just as heavenly! My usual pb cookie recipe has pb chips; so good.
- September 7, 2010 at 4:10 PM
- Jessica said...
So pretty! I had some issues with my extra peanuts, so I'll definitely try the PB chips next time!
- September 7, 2010 at 4:16 PM
- Tia said...
i think they look wonderful! My version of these is PB and White Chocolate thumprints. Great job this week!
- September 7, 2010 at 6:12 PM
They were awesome! I had the last one on the drive to work today and miss them already!
- September 7, 2010 at 6:13 PM
- cindy said...
I'm with you. These are the best! I also made the chocolate variation, delicious. I need to get rid of them quick!
- September 7, 2010 at 8:15 PM
- Jess said...
Powerless - that's exactly the right word! Your cookies look great, and I love the peanut butter chip addition.
- September 7, 2010 at 8:27 PM
- Natalie said...
Your crisscrosses look perfect!!
- September 7, 2010 at 10:08 PM
- Di said...
I did peanut butter chips too. Very yummy! Your cookies look so pretty--my crisscrosses didn't hold up nearly as well.
- September 7, 2010 at 10:35 PM
- Rachel said...
I totally agree--three day weekends are the way to go! And your cookies look great, too :)
- September 7, 2010 at 11:31 PM
- Katrina said...
I don't know about three day weekend for stay at home moms, that would mean the kids are only in school 4 days a week! ;)
PB chips--good! I didn't have any peanuts or chips, so of course, I added chocolate. Your cookies look perfect. - September 8, 2010 at 12:06 AM
- Gloria said...
Ya, let me know if you figure out how to get that 3-day weekend thing every week! Your peanut butter cookies look so scrumptious! This is one type of cookie that I've never had much luck with. I always manage to always overcook them. Perhaps this will change my luck. I'm bookmarking this one.
- September 8, 2010 at 12:17 AM
- Peggy said...
Love three day weekends. And your cookies are just beautiful. Perfect even.
- September 8, 2010 at 1:19 AM
- Gloria said...
Hi Tracey...I think I had a brain fart and may have wrote Margot's name in my comment on your peanut butter cookies. Sorry if I did! I think it's past my bedtime. Anyway, your cookies look fabulous!
- September 8, 2010 at 1:24 AM
- natalia said...
Ciao Tracey ! Lovely pb cookies no wonder you could not resist !!
- September 8, 2010 at 7:30 AM
- jillbert said...
They look great. Definitely a good recipe for sharing!
- September 8, 2010 at 8:23 AM
- Jeannette said...
These definitely were trouble!! They were so good, and by the looks of yours, there's no wonder that they were dangerous to be around. Definite repeat over here. And I can't believe that I didn't remember to add peanut butter chips! Now I have to make these again. Maybe with marshmallows. Fluffer-nutters anyone?!
I agree, all weekends should be perfectly weathered three day weekends... once I can remember that it's Tuesday, rather than Monday when I return to work ;) - September 8, 2010 at 10:15 AM
- oneordinaryday said...
Just looking at your great photos makes me think of my mom. :) Your cookies look exactly like the ones my mom always makes.
- September 8, 2010 at 11:11 AM
These were seriously delicious cookies! Wish I had another one now but Rick took the last one yesterday morning. Yum!
- September 8, 2010 at 2:04 PM
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- September 8, 2010 at 2:20 PM
- Tia said...
good call on bringing these to share :) it's too dangerious having them around alone. lol
- September 9, 2010 at 2:31 PM
- TeaLady said...
PB chips work for me. Cookies look perfect.
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Ordered this for my sweet 88 year old Aunt for Christmas. It arrived right on time, and she was thrilled. She said the roses were gorgeous, the pine smelled fantastic, and she was the most excited about the glass bowl. She said mercury glass reminds her of her childhood, and is so thrilled to have the bowl to add to her collection. She lives in Texas and I live in Maryland, so it is so nice to be able to send her flowers and know she will receive a quality arrangement without worrying that she did not get what I ordered. I always know that what I ordered will get delivered. Thank you!
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they would drop into the surrounding area and have some terminators teleport in
That still doesn't explain how there going to take the control room, considering Halos defenses, and the Force Marines guarding it.
All before someone pushes a button.
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I think you missed the part where he said *Terminators* would *teleport* in...
vader would just crush them in a force grip... with his mind!!!
Well, when people are considering the Halo universe, they're only thinking the game/novel timeline--the Forerunners were incredibly advanced, and considering Mk VI MJOLNIR armor was only a MK II on the Forerunner scale, I think Mark 12+ Powered suits probably defeat Space Marines, if they are 6 times as powerful as MJOLNIR. They also had Dreadnaughts, Sentinels, and a lot of tech what was probably pretty much more advanced than eight SW or WH.
Plus, the Precursors were advanced enough to leave our Galaxy. That means serious advances.
Were talking marines here. the Forerunners are gone. I think a 9 foot tall man in powerarmor with lightning fast reflexes could shoot a guys arm off before he managed to push said button
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There are misconceptions among the non-couponing crowd that all couponers must primarily eat junk food, or that couponers have houses filled wall to wall with groceries. Here are some reader emails that invite me to rebut these myths.
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How do you save on groceries when there are so many coupons for snacks? We like snacks but I'd really like a coupon for a roast now and then!
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I would love to use coupons, however, I often find that there are not many coupons for the way my family eats. We choose organic and natural foods when we can and I often find that the products we usually get do not run coupons in the paper. Do you have any suggestions?
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When I first dove into the couponing arena, I went in with the intention of buying the same kinds of items I was already buying for my family. I didn't want to change our eating habits too much. While we enjoy snacks just as much as anyone else, we eat a lot of organics, meats and produce – some of which are a little more difficult for which to coupon.
I've never been the kind of person who is motivated to buy something simply because I happen to have a coupon. For me, anything I buy has got to be the "right" price for me to purchase it – whether that price is due to a coupon, a sale or a coupon and a sale together. While I like to try new things, our household also has a few food rules to which we adhere. I won't give my children artificial sweetener or high-fructose corn syrup, which means I bypass some beverage and snack deals due to ingredients, regardless of price. We eat fresh produce, but we eat a good deal of canned and frozen produce too, both for which there are plenty of coupons. I use coupons for meats fairly often, but they're usually coupons I've found in the meat department of the stores in which I shop.
As far as finding coupons for organic and natural foods, they are out there, but they'll require a little more digging than simply looking in your newspaper. Manufacturers of these products tend not to put coupons in the inserts as they appeal to a niche audience. To find coupons for organics, visit the websites of your favorite brands and look for printable offers. Other websites, like www.mambosprouts.com, aggregate printable coupons for organic and natural products from a variety of brands.
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So many of the coupons require the purchase of two, three or more items. Since my husband and I are both retired and getting on in years, we don't purchase in large quantities any longer. Is there any way to use these coupons for the purchase of just one item?
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Unfortunately the answer is no. A coupon for $1.50 off 3 functions as three separate 50-cent discounts at the register, and the register looks for the presence of all three items before it applies the discount. While I understand not wanting to buy more than one at a time, buying two or three isn't necessarily an overabundance of products. Lately, I've seen more $1-off-2 toothpaste coupons than I used to, but are two tubes of toothpaste too much? Its expiration date is typically more than a year away. It's highly likely we'll use at least two tubes of toothpaste this year, so if it's a good deal, why not?
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ALANSON -- Ten medals in near perfect condition, stored away in a trunk and lost for 42 years. They belong to Doug Tanner, who died in vietnam, but his time in the service was somewhat of a mystery. Until this box of medals was delivered to his brother Mark's Alanson home.
"We didn't expect these, we probably should have by talking to other Army people, we probably should've known there should be medals out there," Mark Tanner explained.
A Purple Heart, Bronze Star, and an Army Commendation medal were all hidden away with documents and pictures describing Doug's time in the war. All buried deep in an Army supervisor's personal belongings from his time at a post in Sault Ste. Marie. In September, the supervisor's daughter found these medals at her father's home in Georgia and wanted to finally deliver them to the family.
"Maybe she knows more about these papers and medals and stuff, there may be something else out there and I'd like to know and thank her very much you know this is a very nice thing she did," Julia Tanner said.
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Let's Knit (Couture Knit) Series by Hitomi Shida are one of the most famous and beloved Japanese knitting pattern books for advanced knitters. The series has been going since the 90s and new books are still being published.
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Engaging the ever-growing Spanish-speaking/Latino population in your library's programs and services presents interesting and rewarding opportunities. This webinar will explore various efforts to identify new opportunities, funding resources and community partners to expand your library's potential to serve this community.
In this one-hour webinar, attendees will:
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- Learn how to best communicate your programs and services
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- Review a variety of successful library programs
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By the end of this webinar attendees will have the basic knowledge to incorporate into your Spanish Language Outreach (SLO) efforts.
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Social Giving for Facebook: Birthday Wish
You'll see how this product helps grow and engage your Facebook supporters year-round via a peer-to-peer fundraising product and service that asks Facebook supporters to dedicate their birthday to your cause.
The new Social Giving for Facebook Birthday Wish module helps nonprofits recruit new supporters and peer-to-peer fundraisers on Facebook as part of a year-round giving program.
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Content Creation for Teens
As libraries continue to be squeezed out of the ebook lending picture and more patrons seek out information without library assistance, what is a viable path for libraries in the future? With more tools widely available for patrons to use to create their own content, libraries have a chance to transform from institutions that are only about borrowing to institutions about experiences.
Instead of just merely collecting "stuff" and lending it out to patrons, more libraries are encouraging their patrons to "make something" at the library. Whether it be the hackerspace at the Fayetteville Free Library, the YOUMedia lab at the Chicago Public Library, or smaller programs at other libraries throughout the country, libraries are offering more programs to encourage their patrons to be prosumers instead of just simply consumers.
In this webinar, Justin Hoenke (Teen Librarian, Portland (Maine) Public Library) will discuss the current trend of content creation at libraries. He will also share details about how to start up your own content creation programs and discuss his own content creation programs such as Make Music At The Library and Game On! Envisioning Your Own Video Game. Justin blogs at http://justinthelibrarian.com.
Improving the User Experience Through Usability Testing
Stephen Francoeur, a user experience librarian at Baruch College (New York, NY) will give an introduction to usability testing and how it can assist in creating a more user-friendly library website. Check out Stephen's website at http://www.stephenfrancoeur.com.
Truth About Social Learning
"Social learning" and "informal learning" are among the training industry's hottest phrases these days. But there's so much confusion over what they mean, and what they mean to those of us in the business. A few truths:
• Social learning isn't new.
• Social learning isn't necessarily 'managed', 'launched', 'controlled', or 'measured'.
• People in the workplace are learning all the time - without us.
• Those people likely don't think of what they're doing as "learning".
In this session we'll spend some time looking at real examples of social and informal learning as it happens in workplaces all the time, every day. Along the way we'll generate some ideas for locating, supporting and facilitating social learning opportunities toward the greater goal of enhancing organizational performance.
Jane Bozarth is North Carolina's self-appointed "E-Learning Goddess". While her specialty is in finding ways to cut the high costs of e-learning, Jane is also a popular classroom instructor and motivational speaker. Dr. Bozarth enjoys business writing and author of E-Learning Solutions on a Shoestring, Better than Bullet Points: Creating Engaging E-Learning with PowerPoint, From Analysis to Evaluation: Tools, Tips, and Techniques for Trainers, and Social Media for Trainers
Your Board and Fundraising
This class helps you think through the process of getting your board involved with fundraising.
What we will cover:
- The role of your board
- Why board members may be reluctant to fundraise and how to overcome these concerns
- Ways the board can participate in fundraising activities
- Tips for strengthening your fundraising board
Adult Programs on a $0 Budget
In just a few short years, the Laurens County Library, in rural South Carolina, has created an impressive and well attended series of adult programs on a shoestring budget. Join us for a webinar, hosted in collaboration with WebJunction and the Association for Rural and Small Libraries, to learn how the library selects topics, recruits presenters, raises funds, and promotes through effective public relations practices. Find out what Laurens has done that works, what doesn't work, and learn how your adult programming can make your library a valued community hub, building awareness and increasing usage of all your services.
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Empowering Diverse Voices
ALA President Molly Raphael and Miguel Figueroa, Director of ALA's Office for Diversity, will discuss President Raphael's Diversity Leadership Initiative. They will cover the various elements and activities of the Initiative and the role of diversity leadership within libraries and LIS programs like SLIS. Participants will learn what's been done thus far, what we can expect over the next few months and strategies to extend the Initiative beyond Molly's term as ALA President.
Molly Raphael began her career as a youth librarian with the District of Columbia Public Library (DCPL); she spent over 30 years with DCPL and eventually was appointed Director of that system. In 2003, Raphael was recruited to lead the award-winning Multnomah County Library (MCL) in Portland, Oregon. During her tenure, she increased diversity in library employment, collections and programming and was awarded the Arthur Flemming Civil Rights Award. Under her leadership, MCL achieved consistently top national rankings among urban public libraries and the highest gross circulation of any library in the country, surpassing libraries serving much larger populations. MCL, a nationally recognized leader in developing early literacy services and programs to reach out to underserved, culturally diverse communities, was selected in 2009 to receive the Institute for Museum and Library Services (IMLS) National Medal for Museum and Library Service, the nation's highest honor for museums and libraries.
Miguel Figueroa is the director of the American Library Association's (ALA) Office for Diversity and the acting director of the Office for Literacy and Outreach Services (OLOS). He is co-editor of the book Staff Development Strategies That Work!: Stories and Strategies from New Librarians (Neal-Schuman, 2008). Prior to joining the American Library Association, he worked at the Middle Atlantic Regional Medical Library at the NYU Health Science Libraries and as associate director of publishing for Neal-Schuman Publishers. Figueroa graduated in 2003 from the Knowledge River Program, part of the School of Information Resources and Library Science at the University of Arizona (Tucson), with a strong focus on the impact of diversity on libraries and library services.


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So is all this doting a problem? Is there any harm in treating our pets like children?
Andrew Zbeeb, who owns the pet-training and sitting company Frogs to Dogs in Atlanta, said pet pampering is usually harmless. But it can turn potty training and overfeeding into big problems, Zbeeb said.
"I'll put my training hat on and tell you there could be negative effects if you're treating animals like a human being. It's OK to love your pet and pamper your pet and put dresses on your pet, but it's still a domesticated animal. It's not a human being," Zbeeb said. "It can lead to disappointment for human beings, and the (animals) may have false perceptions of the world."
At the same time, while "people may get carried away with (doting on their pets), it's sweet," he said. "And (those connections) extend a human's life."
Consider Brittany Anderson of Minnesota, who grew up sharing her cereal with hamsters. Now a recent college graduate, she has three guinea pigs she spoils. They eat fruits and vegetables, get plenty of exercise outside their cages and orange slices in their water. On holidays, they get presents. They're playful, social animals, Anderson said, and she can tell when they're upset.
"If I'm going to have a pet, I want to treat them the best I can," she said.
That includes dressing them in clothes, some of which she designed.
"When any kind of animal wears clothes, it's hilarious and cute," Anderson said. "It's less common to find guinea pig clothes. Right now I'm (making them) for fun, as a hobby, but it's a dream of mine to design (and sell) animal clothes."
Harold A. Herzog Jr., a professor of psychology at Western Carolina University, has made the relationship between animals and humans a primary focus of his research and career. He isn't terribly concerned about animal doting.
"I don't think there's any harm in excessive pet pampering unless they're sacrificing clothing for their children, or vet bills are $20,000. Things can go south ... but it's a harmless pleasure if people want to dress their guinea pig up for the most part," he said.
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Herzog does see a trend among pet owners: Rescuing animals has become fashionable. Owners might treat animals especially well as a way to make up for their pets' earlier difficult lives, he said.
"One of the things we've seen is a dramatic decrease in purebreds," Herzog said. "I talk to a lot of people about their animals and the first thing out of their mouths is, 'They are a rescue animal.' It's a fad, a good moral fad. There is a certain borderline fanaticism to it."
Just a few years ago, a sick puppy named Lucas came into Michelle Soares' life. She was an unemployed student, and the treatment for parvo, a potentially deadly virus, would cost $3,000 -- with no guarantee of recovery. It was a risk, but she took out a credit card loan and paid for it.
"He was just a puppy," Soares said. "So I started looking for a job because I had to pay that huge bill. When I first brought him back home, I had been at my current job for a week and I just went to school part-time."
Today, Lucas has no worries. He's healthy, and Soares now works as an office manager for a wine distributor in Newark, New Jersey. Lucas eats organic dog food and Michelle's home-cooked dog meals -- boiled eggs, chicken, peas and carrots. For snacks, he eats homemade frozen treats.
His biggest concern is playing ball. At 8 p.m. on the dot, he gets to play indoor ball. If there's any delay, he whines -- loudly.
"He's crazy. He's like our kid," Soares said. "That's how we treat him."
Kate Lewis from Virginia Beach, Virginia, found Lola, a collie-shepherd mix who suffers from seizures, at a shelter and wanted to give her the best life possible.
Lola has gone sheep-herding, which she loved; dock jumping, which she didn't; and bobbing for hot dogs at a fair for the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. She's been on beach trips and joined Lewis during "Take Your Dog to Work Day."
"She really is a family member. That's how we look at it, especially because she is a rescue," Lewis said. "We took responsibility for a life. You do everything you can to make that a happy experience."
Then there's Neva Edmunds of Lakewood, Colorado, whose doting is filled with gratitude. Edmunds survived three bouts of cancer, and during the most recent, her rescue cat, Lucy, was "better comfort than any pain medication."
Now lucky Lucy goes on walks with a leash, something she took to immediately -- no training required. Edmunds keeps treats in the kitchen, the bathroom, her office and even her bedroom.
"I live alone and work alone. Lucy is a great companion. If work is hard, I can always look over and see her calm breathing as she sleeps and all is well," Edmunds said. "Compared to what she does for me, I could hardly repay that debt with any amount of pampering."


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TUESDAY, March 5,1861.Mr. GROVER said he desired to introduce two bills to amend the assessment act, so as to make it conform to the new school bill, if it should pass; and he obtained leave to introduce them, viz :
A bill [341] to amend the 103d section of the assessment act of, June 21, 1852, amended in section one of the act of March 5, 1859: and
A bill [342] to amend section 124 of the assessment act: which were passed to the second reading.
Mr. McCLURG: [343] Authorizing county commissioners to levy a tax [not exceeding 25 cents on the $100] in certain cases, for the completion of local improvement, and defining how the same shall be collected and disbursed and on his motion, (the rules and constitutional provision being suspended for the purpose,) it was read twice, and referred to a select committee-Messrs. McClurg, Black and Brett.
Mr. BRYANT: [344] To provide for the payment of witnesses and sheriff fees in criminal cases : which was passed the first reading.
Mr. CAMERON obtained leave to submit a concurrent resolution, which was adopted, that the General Assembly go into a joint convention in the Hall of the House of Representatives at 2 o'clock this day, for the purpose of going into an election of two Sinking Fund Commissioners.
Mr. VEATCH, from, the Committee on the Judiciary, returned Mr. Shoemaker's bill [S. 26] supplemental to the act *to provide for the re-location of county seats &c., of December 23, 1859, so as to provide that the trustees created by the act to which this is a supplement shall constitute bodies politic, with an amendment adding:
SEC. 6. Each and every organization effected under the provisions of this act shall take the name and style of --- Academy.
Which amendment was ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. JONES of Tippecanoe, from the Committee on the Organization of Courts, returned Mr. Prow's resolution, for allowing excutors and administrators to sue before a justice of the peace, and reported that the existing statutes are sufficient: which was concurred in.
Mr. GRESHAM, from the Committee on Military Affairs, returned his bill to authorize the Governor to obtain possession of all government arms and military equipments belonging to the State, recomending its passage.
Mr. DAVIS proposed to amend by inserting: " within the last 12 years." He did not want the old, no account arms.
Mr. BLACK, said he had had the care of a stand of arms for the last 18 years, and that they were still in good order.
On motion of Mr. GRESHAM, the amendment was laid on the table-yeas 54, nays 23, and the bill was ordered to be engrossed. On his further motion, the bill was considered as engrossed and passed the third reading-yeas 57, nays 29.
Mr. Hurd had leave of absence-sick.
Mr. PROW, from the Committee on Roads, returned Mr. Ferguson's fence bill [55] with an amendment by way of substitute, entitled a bill [345] for the erection of swinging gates across county and township roads, where such roads cross streams of water large enough to ferry, but where no ferry is kept; and providing a penalty for leaving such gates open: which was passed to the second reading.
Mr. WELLS, from the Committee on Roads, returned Mr. Anderson's bill [141] to amend the supervisors' act, recommending legislation inexpedient: which was concurred in.
He also returned Mr. Bundy's road bills page: 342[View Page 342] [267, 271] recommending passage: and they were ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. BRETT, from the Committee on County and Township Business, returned the committee's assessment bill [262] recommending passage. It was ordered to be engrossed.
Mr. PARRETT, from the Committee on Corporations, returned Mr. Speaker Allen's Louisville and St. Louis bill [326], recommending its passage. It was ordered to be engrossed.
On motion of Mr. PARRRTT, it was considered as engrossed.
Mr. GRESHAM explained the bill. The change of name was to make it intelligible to European capitalists, whose money was expected to build the road principally.
The publication clause was stricken out, by unanimous consent, and so the bill was passed the third reading: yeas 86, nays 1.
Mr. STOTSENBERG made an ineffectual motion to dispense with the order of business, and take up the General Appropriation bill.
Mr. CAMERON, from the Select Committee hereon, obtained leave to return his apportionment bill [285], which he did, with an amendment, by way of new matter.
Mr. HEFFREN proposed to amend the amendment reported, by striking out all after the enacting clause, and inserting new matter.
Mr. STOTSENBERG moved to postpone the consideration of the bill (the first amendment), till Thursday. He wanted time to examine it.
Mr. BUNDY. That would be to defeat it.
Mr. DAVIS. Saw great injustice in the bill-giving too much to Jefferson county, &c.
Mr. SMITH complained of injustice to Bartholomew county.
Mr. McLEAN objected to the apportionment allowing but one representative to Vigo county.
Mr. STOTSENBERG was willing to say, 9 o'clock to-morrow.
Mr. FRASIER proposed 3 o'clock to day.
Mr. CAMERON moved to lay the motions to postpone on the table ; which was agreed to : yeas 55, nays 35.
Mr. STOTSENBERG moved to lay the whole subject on the table.
Mr. CAMERON demanded a division of the question. The first branch of the motion, to lay the substitute on the table, was agreed to: yeas 55, nays 36-and the second branch was rejected: yeas 32, nays 60.
Mr. GRESHAM proposed to amend, by giving Jefferson two members and Jefferson and Scott one; which was agreed to.
Mr. CAMERON now demanded the previous question.
Mr. HEFFREN demanded a call of the House; but the House refused to order the call: yeas 33, nays 55.
Mr. HEFFREN objected to the demand for the previous question, and demanded the yeas and nays on the second; which being ordered and taken, resulted-yeas 57, nays 35: so there was a second to the previous question Pending the ordering of the main question : "shall the report of the Select Committee be concurred in, and their amendment adopted ?"
Mr. HEFFREN moved that the House adjourn [recess].
Mr. DOBBINS demanded the yeas and nays.
Mr. VEATCH made the Constitutional point, that on a motion to adjourn it requires one-tenth of the members present to second the demand for the yeas and nays.
Mr. DOBBINS demanded the yeas and nays on ordering the main question, which being ordered and taken resulted : yeas 58, nays 2.
The SPEAKER, before announcing this vote said : After the highly conservative and eminently national document emanating yesterday from the President of the United States, the Chair was sorry so soon to see that secession had taken place in this hall.
Mr. HEFFREN asked unanimous consent that the bill be postponed till 3 o'clock. He wanted an opportunity to look over it.
Mr. GRESHAM. Will the gentleman agree to vote then, without bolting ?
Mr. HEFFREN. I will not: because I know nothing of the bill. But I will say to the gentlemen, that I doubt whether the bill can pass unless we have opportunity to examine it.
The SPEAKER. Certain members not voting being now in their places, the clerk will call the roll again.
Mr. HEFFREN (Mr. Prosser joining him), appealed in writing, That it was not competent for the chair to make this order to repeat the roll.
On motion by Mr. GRESHAM, the appeal was laid on the table-yeas 58, nays 12.
The vote was now again taken-yeas 56, nays 2-no quorum voting.
Mr. CAMERON asked leave to withdraw the demand for the previous question, but the House refused.
Mr. MOODY demanded a call of the House, which proceeded, showing 87 members present.
Mr. MOODY moved that further proceedings in the call be dispensed with.
Mr. FORD. Seeing no farther use for Democratic members here, I move that we retire-adjourn. (It was 12 noon, and he left.)
Mr. HORTON demanded the yeas and nays, which resulted-yeas 56, nays 33 : so proceedings in the call were dispensed with.
Mr. CAMERON had leave now to withdraw his demand for the previous question; and on his further motion, the consideration of the report and bill was postponed and made the special order for to-morrow morning, 9 o'clock.
Mr. BUNDY submitted a resolution, inviting Senators forthwith to the joint Contention for this hour, to choose two Commissioners of the Sinking Fund in the place of Commissioners Parks and Bemusdaffer.
page: 343[View Page 343]On the motion of Mr. STOTSRNBERG, the order was dispensed with, and the General Appropriation bill was taken up and considered on the second reading, passed the second reading, and referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.
The PRESIDENT of the Senate called the Convention to order, read the act of 1859, under which the election is held, and called for nominations.
Mr. HEFFREN. The elections were to fill the places to be vacated by Mr. Parks and Mr. Bemusdaffer. He nominated Joseph B. Bemusdaffer, of Decatur county.
Mr. FRASIER nominated Isaac Jenkinson, of Allen county.
The vote proceeded vive voce, and it was reported---
- For Jenkinson.........................82 votes.
- For Bemusdaffer......................54 votes.
Isaac Jenkinson, of the county of Allen, having received a majority, was declared by the President to be elected a Commissioner of the Sinking Fund, to serve four years.
The PRESIDENT then called for nomination, to fill the other vacancy in the Board.
Mr. HEFFREN nominated Parmenter M. Parks, of Morgan county.
Mr. Senator STONE nominated Nathaniel Kemp, of Randolph county,
The vote was reported---
- For Kemp..............................82 votes.
- For Parks............ ..................54 votes.
The PRESIDENT. Nathaniel Kemp, of Randolph county having received a majority of all the votes cast, I declare him to be duly elected---to serve for four years.
The Convention having completed the object for which it was called, Senators will now retire to their chamber.
The SPEAKER announced the special order, viz: the consideration of Mr. Gresham's military bill (105)-the question being on the engrossement of the bill as it was reported.
Mr. HEFFREN made an ineffectual motion to take up the consideration of bills on the 3d reading.
Mr. KNOWLTON proposed to concur in the reported bill with an amendment, striking out after the enacting clause, and inserting new matter. He said his amendment had been submitted to the best military minds in Indianapolis, and approved by them. The committee's bill was imperfect in many particulars. It provides for the election or appointment of officers whose salaries, and the cost of administration under them would be excessive. It provides also that the Governor shall prescribe rules and regulations of the militia. He considered the Legislature capable of proscribing these rules, and that was their duty also.
His amendment was read. It is based on the present law, of June 14, 1852, repealing sections 3 to 20 inclusive thereof, and "providing for a more perfect organization of the Indiana Miltitia for military fund and its disbursement "for punishing failures and negligence of duty in the service, and for matters properly connected therewith."
Mr. CAMERON demanded the previous question, and there was a second-the main question being on the adoption of Mr. Knowlton's amendment, the vote was reported-yeas 29, nays 62.
The next question under the previous question was on concurring in the report of the Military Committee and adopting their amendment.
[A message from the Senate announced the concurrent vote in that body, for President of the Board of Trustees and two trustees for each of the Benevolent Institutions-under the appointment of a concurrent resolution before reported from that body.]
Mr. HEFFREN inquired whether negroes, Indians, and mulattoes were to be included in the "State troops" of the second section, which were to be "composed of such citizens or residents of the State over the age of eighteen years," &c. ?
Several voices"No." "order."
Mr. STOTSENBERG, (pro forma,) had too much regard for his Republican friends to help them to pass this bill, by which they would kill themselves. The bill required amendments which could not be applied under the restraints of the previous question.
The vote stood: yeas 54, nays 38, as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Bingham, Boydston, Branham, Brucker, Bryan, Bundy, Burgess, Cameron, Cason, Collins of Whitley, Cram, Dashiel, Epperson, Erwin, Feagler, Ferguson, Fisher, Fordyce, Fraley Frazier, Gore, Gresham, Grover, Haworth, Henricks, Hopkins, Hudson, Jones of Tippecanoe, Jones of Vermillion, Jones of, Wayne, Kendrick, Lee, Lightner, Moody, Moorman, Nebeker, Newman, Orr, Parrett, Ragan, Randall, Sherman, Sloan, Smith of Miami, Thomas, Turner, Underwood, Veatch, Wells, Williams, Wilson, Woodhull, Woods, and Mr. Speaker-54.
NAYS-Messrs. Atkinson, Black, Brett, Campbell, Collins of Adams, Cooprider, Davis, Dobbins, Fleming, Ford, Gifford, Hayes, Heffren, Holcomb, Horton, Howard, Jenkinson, Kitchen, Knowlton, Lods, Lane, McClurg, McLean, Moss, Mutz, Owens, Packard, Pitts, Polk, Prosser, Prow, Bobbins, Roberts, Smith of Bartholomew, Stevenson, Stotsenberg, Trier, and Warrum-38.
So the amendment of the committee was adopted; and then the bill as amended was ordered to be engrossed, and read the third time: yeas 53, nays 36.
The bill was read the third time.
Mr. CAMERON demanded the previous question, and the vote stood : yeas 56, nays 10-2 present and refusing to vote : so the bill passed, having the following title, viz.:
An act for the organization of the Indiana Militia, prescribing duties of certain officers, for punishing failures, refusals, and negligences in connection with the service, and for the repeal of all existing laws having reference to said militia.
page: 344[View Page 344]Mr. STOTSENBERG proposed to amend the title, by substituting these words: 'An act making provision for the complete route of the Republican party at the next and all succeeding popular elections," &c.; which was ruled out.
And then the House adjourned.


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