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How to redirect to a two different devise forms in ruby on rails
Posted by rdhanasekar on April 21, 2014
I'm new to Ruby on Rails. I'm developing ruby on rails application. In that I have created two different forms. I need to redirect the form based on user type. Can any one help me to solve this please?
If the user is user1, it should go to the path /user1/invited_new
If the user is user2, it should redirect to /user2/invited_new
Here is my code
class RegistrationsController < Devise::RegistrationsController
def after_sign_up_path_for(resource)
end end


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Michele M. Dupey, MLIS
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Jersey City Free Public Library
472 Jersey Avenue
Jersey City, NJ 07302
Five Corners Branch Library Closed Due to PSE&G Construction
JERSEY CITY, N.J. October 23, 2012 – The parking lot at the Five Corners Branch Library, 678 Newark Avenue in Jersey City, will be closed for use tomorrow, Wednesday, October 24, 2012, for a 12-hour period, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., due to construction work by PSE&G.
Consequently, the Bookmobile of the Jersey City Free Public Library will be off-road on Wednesday, October 24th. For extra measure, the Five Corners Branch Library will be closed, as well.
PSE&G has been upgrading its North East Grid in the Five Corners area for the last couple of weeks, and now, the transformer will be replaced. Oddly enough, the transformer is located underneath the parking lot of the Five Corners Branch Library.
Read more: Five Corners Branch Library Closed Due to PSE&G Construction
Pavonia Branch Closed Until Further Notice
Pavonia Branch Closed Until Further Notice: Flooding Affects Electricity
JERSEY CITY, N.J. October 17, 2012 – The Pavonia Branch Library, 326 Eighth Street, of the Jersey City Free Public Library will be closed until further notice, due to flooding and water damage caused by the tenant above the Pavonia Branch. Electricity has been compromised and thus, has rendered computer usage inoperable.
Library administration is investigating the source and extent of the damage.
"We are disheartened about the need to close one of our branches, knowing how much Pavonia patrons enjoy their local branch. Please know we are working on getting the branch opened as soon as possible," said Library Director Priscilla Gardner.
Free Law Workshops Offered Monthly at Library, Starting October 24
JERSEY CITY, N.J. October 10, 2012 – Like that character 'Mayhem' in a recent insurance company television commercial, life has a way of leaving devastation in its wake. These are times when a lawyer comes in handy.
The Jersey City Free Public Library will offer legal information for free through seven monthly workshops, one held at each of the five regional branches, capped at either end with two workshops at the Main Library, given by lawyers from the law firm of Omojola & Associates, P.C.
Omojola & Associates, PC, is a New Jersey general practice law firm, looking to reach out to the community. Its principal attorney, Aderemilekun A. Omojola, is a former Jersey City resident who attended New Jersey City University and Seton Hall Law School. The firm has over 43 years of combined experience, with a team of attorneys eager to give the community the benefit of its legal knowledge by hosting free law workshops open to the public. All workshops are held from 5 to 7 p.m., with refreshments afterward.
Read more: Free Law Workshops Offered Monthly at Library, Starting October 24
Read more: Free Law Workshops Offered Monthly at Library, Starting October 24
Jersey's Citys Artist's Studio Tour
Jersey City Artist's Studio Tour, Saturday, October 13 @ 2 PM:
For the Backstory on 111 First Street – NJ Room
JERSEY CITY, N.J. October 2, 2012 – Calling all local arts aficionados! The New Jersey Room at the Main Library, 472 Jersey Avenue, 3rd Floor, is the place to be at 2 p.m. on Saturday, October 13, the first day of the 2012 Jersey City Artist's Studio Arts tour, when urban historian David Goodwin will be presenting, Enter the Artists: The Early Years of 111 First Street.
In the late 1980s, a community of artists began gathering in a former tobacco factory and warehouse at 111 First Street and provided a spark to ignite the arts and culture scene in Jersey City. Unfortunately, the artists of 111 First Street were forced from the building in 2005 after a long, bitter struggle involving the building's ownership as well as the city. This discussion introduces the tangled story of 111 First Street as a studio building and a cultural community and presents a history of the building and its residents from the 1980s through the 1990s, when the arts emerged as a pivotal force in a renascent Jersey City. [Synopsis by John Beekman, assistant manager, New Jersey Room]
October 2012 at the JCFPL
Next Library Board Meeting
Tuesday, October 9, 2012 @ 5:30 p.m.
Five Corners Branch Library
678 Newark Avenue
Jersey City, NJ 07306
Special Programs:
* Federal Documents, Main Library, 472 Jersey Avenue, 4th Floor, Jersey City, NJ 07302, 201-547-4517 – For Adults: What is Heart Failure? / Presented by: Jersey City Free Public Library, in conjunction with Bayonne Medical Center, Norma Jean-Francois, APN. / Heart Failure facts: * Heart failure occurs when the heart cannot pump enough blood and oxygen to support other organs. Heart failure is a serious condition, but it does not mean that the heart has stopped. * Around 5.8 million people in the United States have heart failure. About 670,000 people are diagnosed with it each year. * The most common causes of heart failure are coronary artery disease, high blood pressure, and diabetes. / Wednesday, October 10 @ 1 p.m. / Seating is limited. Please RSVP. Light refreshments.
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MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) -An unusual fundraiser hopes to attract crowds of spectators on the Causeway Saturday, June 7.
It's a boat race, but of a very different kind.
You could say, it's all about dragons!
The origins of the watercraft date back 23-hundred years, and half a world away.
It's called a Dragon Race.
Employees of the Mobile County Public School System have been among those practicing for the race at 5 Rivers Delta Resource Center in Spanish Fort.
One of the organizers, Brie Zarzour, said, "A dragon boat race is comprised of 46 foot Chinese row boats that have 20 rowers, one drummer, and one steerer."
Zarzour is a member of a group called The Fuse Project, which is sponsoring the event to raise money for two groups.
One group is The Alabama Coastal Foundation.
Zarzour said, "The Alabama Coastal Foundation aims to educate about 1800 middle school students, both in Mobile and Baldwin counties, on, right here: the delta, the estuaries, the bay."
The other group is the Mobile school system, which will use the money to set up an alternative school at Scarborough Middle School, similar to one at Denton Middle School, for students with serious disciplinary issues.
Rena Philips with Mobile County Public Schools said, "They will attend class in the afternoon with a couple of teachers over there, work online, and they'll just have a smaller setting, individual attention.
So what's easiest job on a Dragon Boat?
The drummer.
He or she beats on a drum to set the pace for the rowers.
School system Spokesperson Nancy Pierce will be the drummer on one of the school system boats.
She said, "You feel so guilty because everybody's working so hard, and I'm just beating a drum."
The races start at 9:00 am and will last until about 3:00 pm.
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OKC apartment ablaze; Crews at scene
Updated On: May 14 2013 03:30:10 PM CDT
Oklahoma City firefighters are at the scene of an apartment fire Tuesday afternoon.
Crews are at the Casa Bella Apartments at 5800 NW 29th Street.
There is no word on whether anyone is inside the apartments.
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DNB Financial Corporation Announces 2010 Fourth Quarter And Full Year Earnings
During the three and twelve months ended December 31, 2010, net interest income rose to $4.9 million and $19.0 million respectively, compared to $4.1 million and $15.3 million for the same periods of 2009. The increase for both periods was due to higher levels of loan balances combined with a reduction in interest expense. Outstanding loans at December 31, 2010 increased 10.22%, or $36.7 million over December 31, 2009. The reduction in interest expense was due to lower rates on interest-bearing deposits and the paydown of $28.0 million of FHLB borrowings in the year. The net interest margin for the three-month period ended December 31, 2010 was 3.31%, a 60 basis point improvement over the same period of 2009. The net interest margin for the twelve months ended December 31, 2010 was 3.20%, a 49 basis point increase over 2009.
Non-interest income for the three and twelve month periods ended December 31, 2010 improved to $1.5 million and $5.4 million respectively, compared to $1.3 million and $4.5 million for the same periods of 2009. Included in non-interest income were gains on the sale of securities of $633,000 and $540,000 for the respective quarterly periods of 2010 and 2009 and $2.0 million and $1.4 million for the respective twelve month periods. DNB employs a defensive and conservative approach to balance sheet management as a hedge against rising interest rates, by investing in securities with short durations, strong cash flows, and low price volatility. This approach allows us to grow loans and at the same time use gains in the investment portfolio to offset lower yields and non-recurring costs. Absent the gains on the sale of securities, non-interest income was $886,000 compared to $766,000 and $3.4 million compared to $3.1 million for the respective quarterly and twelve month periods.
Non-interest expense for the three months ended December 31, 2010 declined approximately $120,000 or 2.86%, compared to the fourth quarter of 2009. A decline in salaries and employee benefits due to staff reductions accounted for most of the variance. For the year, non-interest expenses increased 1.88% or $313,000 over 2009, but included pre-payment penalties amounting to approximately $560,000 for the pre-payment of $18.0 million of high cost FHLB borrowings in the first quarter. Absent these penalties, non-interest expenses declined approximately $247,000 or 1.49% compared to 2009.
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Lightweight champion Anthony Pettis defended his title at UFC 181 on Saturday by becoming the only fighter to finish Gilbert Melendez and fighters reacted to
The welterweight belt changed hands at UFC 181 on Saturday when Robbie Lawler defeated Johny Hendricks by a controversial split decision. Fighters reacted to
Following Frankie Edgar's domination of No. 2-ranked featherweight Cub Swanson, fighters and industry insiders took to Twitter to react.
Manny Gamburyan talks about his UFC 178 win over Cody Gibson, the worst low blow, and how Bryan Caraway disrespected his team and Ronda Rousey.
Following Floyd Mayweather retaining his WBC welterweight boxing title on Saturday at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, UFC fighters took to Twitter
Following Rafael dos Anjos' TKO win over former lightweight champion Benson Henderson at UFC Fight Night 49, fighters and industry personalities reacted to the upset
Manny Gamburyan will drop a weight class for his next fight, agreeing to face Cody Gibson in a bantamweight bout at UFC 178, an official
UFC featherweight Denniswas fined and suspended on Thursday by the Nevada State Athletic Commission.
Following Dan Henderson's come-from-behind win over Mauricio "Shogun" Rua at UFC Fight Night 38 in Natal, Brazil on Sunday, fighters took to Twitter to react.
A featherweight bout between Nik Lentz and Manny Gamburyan has been added to the UFC Fight Night 40 card.
As expected, former UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva leads the list of medical suspensions following UFC 168: Weidman vs. Silva which took place on Dec.
Dennis Siver picked up a win at UFC 168, but after the fight he talked about some different topics.
UFC veteran Manny Gamburyan gave Anthony Gutierrez no quarter when he missed weight on Wednesday night's episode of TUF, saying, "You don't belong here."
The first UFC on Fox Sports 1 fight card is hitting the upper limits with its thirteenth bout. A featherweight bout between Manny Gamburyan and
Manny Gamburyan has been on the sidelines since last August, and although he had a fight scheduled for UFC on FX 8 on May 18
Chad Mendes is now slated to fight Darren Elkins at UFC on Fox 7 on April 20 in San Jose, Calif.
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Two former featherweight contenders have agreed to meet at UFC 157 as Chad Mendes faces Manny Gamburyan in Anaheim. In addition, featherweights Matt Grice and
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Final recruiting weekend proves pivotal
Jan 28, 2010, 7:30 AM EST
As the final weekend on the recruiting calendar approaches, the Irish coaching staff pulled out all the stops to make this weekend the biggest in the Brian Kelly era. With less than a week left before letters-of-intent begin to get faxed into the Notre Dame football office, Kelly and his staff have put together an…
Is Kelly collecting quarterbacks?
Jan 27, 2010, 1:00 PM EST
More than a few eyebrows were raised when Brian Kelly offered Cincinnati commitment Luke Massa a scholarship, just days after longtime recruit Andrew Hendrix spurned the Florida Gators in favor of the Irish. The fact that Kelly had already offered Colorado quarterback Danny Spond seemed logical, as Spond also profiled as a defensive prospect. But…
Defense could go from liability to asset
Jan 27, 2010, 7:30 AM EST
While the recruiting madness has taken over the minds of most college football fans, many wonder if the relatively thin defensive recruiting classes of the past two seasons in the defensive front-seven will come back to haunt the Irish. If we look back to the heralded 2006 recruiting class, it was Weis' inability to get…
Irish athletics raise over $250,000 for Haiti relief
Jan 26, 2010, 6:26 PM EST
The fundraising efforts of the Notre Dame athletic department in conjunction with two home basketball games brought in over a quarter-million dollars worth of donations for relief efforts in Haiti. Here's more from the the athletic department's official release: Through the generosity of fans and alumni, as well as contributions from the University and the…
Blue-chipper Riley gives Kelly glowing endorsement
Jan 26, 2010, 1:00 PM EST
As I've mentioned a few times before, Dietrich Riley is a key undecided recruit that Brian Kelly and the Irish coaching staff are recruiting hard. While many worried that the Irish have fallen out of contention for Riley's signature, our friends over at IrishSportsDaily.com relayed along an update from ESPN's West Coast recruiting maven Greg…
Transition brings out the worst in recruiting
Jan 26, 2010, 7:30 AM EST
The news of Blake Lueders and most likely Gio Bernard defecting was the last straw for many Irish fans. After watching Lueders and Bernard join Toney Hurd Jr. and Chris Martin, a vocal minority came to the tragic realization that Brian Kelly isn't cut out to recruit at Notre Dame. I'm here to tell you…
Monday morning catch-up: Leaking oil edition…
Jan 25, 2010, 7:30 AM EST
With the laptop finally back from the shop, I logged onto the internet last night to see that it was a tough weekend for Notre Dame recruiting. The Irish lost two key commitments from their recruiting class — dropping the number to 16 — with defensive end/linebacker Blake Lueders switching his commitment to Stanford after…
Friday night notes: Computer fail edition
Jan 22, 2010, 8:58 PM EST
(To all the loyal readers of the blog, the postings this weekend might be a little light, as I turned on my laptop yesterday to hear everything boot up correctly, but the screen decided to stay black. NOT. GOOD. The fine people of Apple are working on it, but as of now I'm sans computer…
Young officially joins San Jose State staff
Jan 22, 2010, 1:00 PM EST
While the news has been widely acknowledged, former Notre Dame All-American Bryant Young has officially joined the San Jose State staff as the defensive line coach. Young, a four-time Pro Bowler, who spent all 13 of his seasons as a San Francisco 49er, moves back into the home where he lived most of his NFL…
Irish lose Barr to UCLA
Jan 22, 2010, 7:30 AM EST
One recruit doesn't make the sky fall, but Irish fans are reeling after blue-chip athlete Anthony Barr committed to UCLA coach Rick Neuheisel yesterday, canceling his in-home visit with assistant coach Mike Denbrock and turning his back on a family legacy at Notre Dame. Barr would've been the top recruit of Kelly's first class, and…
Peloquin holds recruiting class together
Jan 21, 2010, 7:30 AM EST
While they aren't likely to make a movie about the student manager thrust into the role of recruiting coordinator, Dave Peloquin's ascent at Notre Dame has been pretty amazing. From a junior student manager under coach Bob Davie, to an internship under coach Tyrone Willingham, to a permanent staff position under Charlie Weis, Peloquin's ascent…
Catching up with… Mike Karwoski
Jan 20, 2010, 3:30 PM EST
Consider this a special off-season version of Catching Up. Monday marked the first day of training table meals for Irish athletics, the pilot program kicking off with a football team only dinner hosted weeknights in the Gug. The training table initiative, along with several other plans that are in the works, are being administer by…
Coach Kelly is on the move
Jan 20, 2010, 7:30 AM EST
Some people questioned Brian Kelly's commitment to recruiting in his first days as the new head coach at Notre Dame. These next few weeks should quell any concerns. Kelly will log more miles than Ryan Bingham (an Up in the Air reference, anyone?) these next two weeks as he and his coaching staff work to…
Training table is here
Jan 19, 2010, 12:08 PM EST
The Notre Dame athletic department announced its first training table program for the football team today, a quick turnaround from Jack Swarbrick's initial discussion about the implementation of specialty meals for athletes back in December. According to an official release, the training table is the first of two pilot programs the athletic department will roll…
Uncommitted recruits still hold key to class
Jan 19, 2010, 7:30 AM EST
As we approach the home stretch of the recruiting calendar, Brian Kelly's first class could hinge on the decision of four key recruits. While Kelly and his staff are likely to continue reaching out to both familiar names and wild cards, the balance of Notre Dame's recruiting class still hinges on reeling in any of…
Monday morning catch-up
Jan 18, 2010, 7:30 AM EST
After our introduction to the coaching staff Friday, it was a pretty quiet weekend on the football front. I'll do my best to keep up with the recruiting news, but just about anything you hear from now until Signing Day will have a dash of hearsay sprinkled in. Let's clean up some weekend left-overs. *…
Kelly gets commitment from Stanford commit
Jan 16, 2010, 3:42 PM EST
Jim Harbaugh might have signed two former Notre Dame coaches, but the Irish have inked three former Stanford commits, their third committing earlier today in 6-foot-7 tackle Tate Nichols from Union, Kentucky. Safety Chris Badger and wide receiver Tai-ler Jones are already on campus, while Nichols joins the recruiting class as only the second offensive…
Meet the assistants
Jan 16, 2010, 12:49 PM EST
After Brian Kelly made his introductions and answered a few questions (more on that later), the assistant coaches were introduced to the media for the first time and spoke to the gathered press. With the exception of defensive line coach and special teams coordinator Mike Elston, whose wife just gave birth to a baby girl,…
Friday notes: Coaches, Recruiting, and Enemies
Jan 15, 2010, 1:14 PM EST
Brian Kelly had a large press gathering today to officially introduce his coaching staff, and we'll cover that extensively over the weekend, but before that I wanted to get out a few interesting notes that accumulated over the week. * I'm a sucker for stuff like this, only because I can just picture the writers…
Swarbrick gives us a progress report
Jan 15, 2010, 7:30 AM EST
Jack Swarbrick chatted it up with the South Bend Tribune's Eric Hansen about the progress Brian Kelly is making and the state of Irish athletics in general. It was a pretty expansive read and you should check out the whole thing, but if you're short on time, here are the highlights: On the timing of…
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Sept. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Treasury 10-year yields fluctuated after reaching a record low as concern Greece is moving closer to default sustained the refuge appeal of government debt before the U.S. sells $66 billion of notes and bonds this week.
Yields on three-year notes rose for the first time in three days as dealers prepared to bid on the $32 billion of the securities to be auctioned at 1 p.m. Lars Feld, an economic adviser to Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel, said today decisions taken in July by European leaders "won't suffice" to save Greece from missing a payment on its debt.
"There's this ever-present flight-to-quality bid out there," said David Coard, head of fixed-income trading in New York at Williams Capital Group, a brokerage for institutional investors. "We've moved powerfully."
Yields on 10-year notes dropped less than one basis point, or 0.01 percentage point, to 1.92 percent at 12:02 p.m. in New York, according to Bloomberg Bond Trader prices. The 2.125 percent securities maturing in August 2021 gained less than 1/32, or 31 cents per $1,000 face amount, to 101 27/32. The yields earlier touched 1.8770 percent, the lowest level in Federal Reserve data beginning in 1953.
The 30-year bond yield fell one basis point to 3.24 percent. The yield on the current three-year note gained three basis points to 0.32 percent before today's auction.
Treasuries rose last week as German officials said Sept. 9 that the government is discussing how to strengthen the nation's banks in case Greece fails to meet the budget-cutting terms of its aid package and is unable to get a bailout-loan payment.
Greek Debt
A haircut in the order of 50 percent will be necessary on Greek debt, and it's better to go ahead "rather now than later," Feld said today in an interview with Maryam Nemazee on Bloomberg Television's "The Pulse."
Merkel and European Commission President Jose Barroso agreed on the "paramount" importance of the euro, the German government said after the two met in Berlin today.
Treasuries have underperformed bunds, with the extra yield investors get to hold 10-year U.S. notes instead of their German counterparts increasing to 19 basis points, the widest spread since Aug. 5.
The seven-day relative strength index for the 10-year note yield was below 30 for a second day. A reading less than that level indicates a security may be poised for a change in direction. The index was at 30.838 today.
Ried Thunberg ICAP Inc.'s index gauging the outlook for Treasuries through Dec. 31 showed investors are maintaining their bearish views.
Bond Sentiment
The company's money manager sentiment index was 48 for the seven days ended Sept. 9, versus 47 the week before. A reading less than 50 indicates investors expect yields to rise, according to the New Jersey-based unit of the world's largest interdealer broker.
The U.S. three-year notes scheduled for sale today yielded 0.325 percent in pre-auction trading. The previous offering of the securities on Aug. 9 drew a yield of 0.5 percent, the least since the start of Bloomberg records in May 1981.
Investors bid for 3.29 times the amount on sale last month. Indirect bidders, which include foreign central banks, bought 47.9 percent, compared with 34.5 percent at the previous auction.
The difference between yields on 10-year notes and Treasury Inflation Protected Securities, a gauge of expectations for consumer prices over the life of the debt known as the break- even rate, narrowed for a second day, shrinking one basis point to 1.97 percentage points.
U.S. Inflation
Consumer prices gained 0.2 percent in August, following a 0.5 percent advance in the previous month, economists said before the Labor Department report on Sept. 15.
Returns on inflation-linked bonds fell below those of government debt by the most in almost three years as a world economic slump makes it less likely that easy monetary policies will trigger spiraling consumer prices.
Global sovereign debt gains are 1.3 percentage points higher since the end of July than on so-called linkers according to Bank of America Corp. The difference is the most since November 2008. The gap in yields for these bonds on Sept. 9 indicated investors anticipated an annual global inflation rate of 1.35 percent, down from 1.86 percent four months earlier.
"The inflation-linked debt market is confirming signals from pretty much all other capital markets about concerns over the outlook for European and U.S. economic growth," Jack Malvey, chief global markets strategist at Bank of New York Mellon Corp., said in an interview on Sept. 8. "The concerns which the market generally shared over the first half of 2011 about the potential resurrection of inflation in so-called advanced economies have subsided."
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Calvin \c(a)-lvin, cal-vin\ as a boy's name is pronounced KAL-vin. It is of French origin, and the meaning of Calvin is "little bald one". Diminutive of "calve", from French "chauve". A Roman family clan name turned surname. Transferred to a first name as homage to 16th-century French religious reformer Jean Calvin, whose thinking deeply influenced the Presbyterian, Methodist, and Huguenot branches of Protestantism. More familiar in modern times due to Bill Watterson's cartoon feature "Calvin and Hobbes". American President Calvin Coolidge; composer Calvin Hamptom; Italian author Italo Calvino.
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After a startling radio broadcast grants Mustang's forces the advantage over Central's troops, the Flame Alchemist unleashes the brutal power of burning hatred in the battle against the killer of Maes Hughes.
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Whether he's coming in from a meeting off-site with blueprints in hand or creating an aesthetic mock-up for a client in his downtown office, Jimmie Tucker, a founding principal of Self + Tucker Architects, always has Memphis on his mind. From his early days as a carrier for the Press-Scimitar, through which he was able to earn a scholarship to The Lawrenceville School in New Jersey and eventually attend Princeton for undergrad, to his recognizable projects like the FedExForum, STAX Museum and Academy, and Heritage Landing, Tucker is a Memphian who's passionate about the revitalization of the Bluff City, one building at a time.
1. With this Christmas gift from his staff, Tucker has been known to listen to music while working on inspiration and drawings for clients. "This is such a musical town," Tucker says.
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Der National Academy of Sciences Award in Molecular Biology (NAS Award in Molecular Biology) ist ein von der National Academy of Sciences der Vereinigten Staaten seit 1962 jährlich vergebener Wissenschaftspreis auf dem Gebiet der Molekularbiologie. Die Auszeichnung, die sich an US-amerikanische Wissenschaftler vor dem 45. Lebensjahr richtet, wird von dem Unternehmen Pfizer gesponsert, in früheren Jahren von US Steel. Sie ist mit 25.000 US-Dollar dotiert.
15 der 62 Preisträger (Stand Januar 2013) haben später einen Nobelpreis für Physiologie oder Medizin oder einen für Chemie erhalten (Jahr und Gebiet in Klammern angegeben), zum Teil Jahrzehnte später.
- 2014 David M. Sabatini: For his discovery of components and regulators of the mTOR kinase pathway and his elucidation of the important roles of this signaling pathway in nutrient sensing, cell physiology, and cancer.
- 2013 Sue Biggins: For her isolation and in vitro characterization of a functional kinetochore complex, and for the use of that system to explore kinetochore function.
- 2012 Zhijian (James) Chen: For his creative use of elegant biochemistry both in elucidating an unsuspected role for polyubiquitin in a kinase signaling cascade important for cancer and immunity and in discovering a novel link between innate immunity and a mitochondrial membrane protein that forms prion-like polymers to trigger antiviral responses.
- 2011 James M. Berger: For elucidating the structures of topoisomerases and helicases and providing insights into the biochemical mechanisms that mediate the replication and transcription of DNA.
- 2010 Jeannie T. Lee: By using X-chromosome inactivation as a model system, Lee has made unique contributions to our understanding of epigenetic regulation on a global scale, including the role of long, non-coding RNAs, interchromosomal interactions, and nuclear compartmentalization.
- 2009 Stephen P. Bell: For groundbreaking studies illuminating the mechanisms of DNA replication in eukaryotic cells.
- 2008 Angelika Amon: For groundbreaking studies that have provided insight into the mechanism of the central process of chromosome segregation and the regulation of segregation.
- 2007 Gregory J. Hannon: For elucidation of the enzymatic engine for RNA interference.
- 2006 Ronald R. Breaker, Tina M. Henkin: For establishing a new mode of regulation of gene expression in which metabolites regulate the activity of their cognate pathways by directly binding to mRNA.
- 2005 David Bartel: For his discoveries on the repertoire of catalytic RNA and the analysis of micro RNA genes and their targets.
- 2004 Xiaodong Wang: For his biochemical studies of apoptosis which have resolved a molecular pathway leading in and out of the mitochondrion.
- 2003 Andrew Z. Fire (Medizin 2006), Craig Mello (Medizin 2006): For inventing methods to inactivate genes by RNA interference and helping to elucidate their underlying mechanism and biological function.
- 2002 Stephen J. Elledge: For his innovative contributions at the forefront of the field of cell cycle checkpoints and his elucidation of pathways and mechanisms involved in DNA damage responses.
- 2001 Erin K. O'Shea: For contributions to our understanding of signal transduction, regulation of protein movement into and out of the nucleus, and how phosphorylation controls protein activity.
- 2000 Patrick O. Brown: For his intellectual leadership in functional genomics, most notably the development of a reliable and accessible DNA microarray system to measure genome-wide gene expression.
- 1999 Clifford J. Tabin: For his contributions in analyzing genes that establish asymmetric body patterns and control limb development in vertebrates.
- 1998 Philip A. Beachy: For his studies of a developmental morphogen, its processing and structure, and its covalent attachment to cholesterol.
- 1997 Richard H. Scheller, Thomas Südhof (Medizin 2013): For their performance of elegant experiments to resolve the molecular components responsible for controlling neurotransmitter vesicle release and chemical communication within the nervous system.
- 1996 Michael S. Levine: For his insightful contributions to our understanding of gene regulation networks and molecular mechanisms governing the development of organisms with a segmented body plan.
- 1995 Daniel E. Gottschling: For his elucidation, by experiments elegant in their simplicity, of the relationship between the ends of yeast chromosomes and transcriptional silencing.
- 1994 Gerald Joyce, Jack Szostak (Medizin 2009): For independently developing in vitro evolution of RNA catalysts. Their work produced RNA enzymes with novel specificities, while illuminating our view of natural selection.
- 1993 Peter S. Kim: For his pathfinding research in structural biology, which has elucidated both the pathway of protein folding and mechanisms of macromolecular recognition.
- 1992 Bruce S. Baker, Thomas W. Cline: For their creative use of genetics and molecular biology to define how sex is determined in Drosophila. Their experiments have shown how the ratio of sex chromosomes to autosomes can initiate a novel regulatory pathway involving RNA processing.
- 1991 Steven L. McKnight, Robert Tjian: For advancing our understanding of transcriptional regulation by devising novel strategies and applying elegant biochemistry to reveal fundamental mechanisms underlying gene expression and development.
- 1990 Elizabeth Blackburn (Medizin 2009): For her discovery of the nature of DNA at the ends of eukaryotic chromosomes and the enzyme that is necessary to complete chromosomal replication.
- 1989 Kiyoshi Mizuuchi: For bringing about remarkable advances in our understanding of transposition and other forms of genetic recombination.
- 1988 H. Robert Horvitz (Medizin 2002): For significant contributions to the genetic analysis of the development of cell lineages in the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans.
- 1987 Thomas R. Cech (Chemie 1989): For the astonishing discovery of RNA-catalyzed self-splicing of introns and the analysis of the chemistry of RNA-catalyzed reactions.
- 1986 Robert G. Roeder: For his pioneering studies of eukaryotic RNA polymerases and the factors that regulate their activity.
- 1985 Gerald M. Rubin, Allan C. Spradling: For adding a new dimension to eukaryotic genetics and developmental biology by developing a method to introduce and stably integrate cloned genes into the germ cells of living Drosophila.
- 1984 Geoffrey M. Cooper, Robert Allan Weinberg: For the identification and characterization of cellular oncogenes of human and animal tumors, thereby providing seminal insights into the mechanisms of carcinogenesis.
- 1983 James C. Wang: For his ingenious studies of the topological properties of the DNA double helix and his discovery of the important class of enzymes know as DNA topoisomerases.
- 1982 Joan A. Steitz: For contributing to our understanding how RNA molecules are recognized by enzymes and discovering the roles played by small ribonucleoprotein molecules in RNA processing.
- 1981 Ronald W. Davis, Gerald R. Fink: For their outstanding contributions to the molecular biology of the simple eukaryote Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Both have opened vistas of genetic analysis by the development of new methods, in particular, the development and utilization of molecular cloning in yeast.
- 1980 Phillip Allen Sharp (Medizin 1993): For his pioneering and continuing contributions to our understanding of messenger RNA biogenesis in mammalian cells.
- 1979 Mark Ptashne: For his outstanding contributions to our understanding of gene regulation through the studies of the virus Lambda.
- 1978 Günter Blobel (Medizin 1999): For elucidating mechanisms of passage of secreted proteins into and across membranes.
- 1977 Aaron J. Shatkin: For his contributions to the understanding of eukaryotic, viral, and cellular messenger RNAs.
- 1976 Daniel Nathans (Medizin 1978): For his innovative use of molecular and cell biological tools to analyze the genome of an oncogenic virus.
- 1975 Bruce Alberts: For the isolation of proteins required for DNA replication and genetic recombination and the elucidation of how they interact with DNA.
- 1974 David Baltimore (Medizin 1975): For his distinguished leadership in virus research, and for his discoveries on the reproduction and enzymology of RNA viruses that has greatly advanced the science of molecular biology.
- 1973 Donald D. Brown: For his studies of the structure, regulation, and evolution of genes in animals, particularly the genes specifying ribosomal RNA in Xenopus and silk fibroin in Bombix.
- 1972 Howard M. Temin (Medizin 1975): For his work leading to the discovery of reverse transcription.
- 1971 Masayasu Nomura: For his studies on the structure and function of ribosomes and their molecular components.
- 1970 A. Dale Kaiser: For his discovery that pure phage lambda DNA can infect susceptible bacterial cells and produce progeny, and for the effect of this discovery on the whole field of bacterial virus genetics.
- 1969 William B. Wood: For his genetic dissection of the mechanism of assembly of the bacterial virus particle and reconstruction of the virus in vitro.
- 1968 Walter Gilbert (Chemie 1980): For his signal contribution to understanding of the regulatory mechanisms operative in genetic control of protein synthesis.
- 1967 Robert W. Holley (Medizin 1968): For his elucidation of the full sequence of nucleotides in the molecule of a soluble RNA.
- 1966 Norton D. Zinder: For his discovery of RNA bacteriophages, a new class of bacteria-attacking viruses, which have provided researchers with a highly valuable and convenient method of studying fundamental processes in all living cells.
- 1965 Robert Stuart Edgar: For his development and application of the method of "conditional lethal mutants" for the analysis of the genetic control of morpho-genesis at the molecular level.
- 1964 Charles Yanofsky: For his achievements in demonstrating how changes in the gene produce changes in the way protein is made in the body.
- 1963 M. S. Meselson: For his leading role in developing and applying methods to measure the transmission of genetic information in the cell.
- 1962 Marshall Warren Nirenberg (Medizin 1968): For his studies of the molecular mechanisms for the biosynthesis of protein.
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(b) She knows that Mary does not have any admirers.
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(b) A yahoo.
(c) A maniac.
(d) A moron.
3. She begins drinking _________ Tea and finds it very good.
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(b) Since he has said he will come to fetch her.
(c) Since his health is better now.
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2. Jane congratulates her niece on becoming what?
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Roses are red. Violets are blue. Facebook has thrown up. I think I might too.
I should say upfront, I'm not typically a Valentine's Day hater. More power to the anti-Vday folks who get together every February 14 to… I don't know what exactly, but that's just not my thing.
Facebook is a bit of a pressure cooker—things get intensified because everyone is posting about the same thing nonstop. When this happens, whether it be because of the latest Evangelical controversy or some political scandal, the World Wide Web gets a little claustrophobic for me, and I have to leave.
Sadly, this is how I feel about Facebook on Valentine's Day.
Again, I'm not a romance hater. I'm a fan of love. I especially enjoy reading about my friends' happiness in love, even when I'm flying solo. I admit I might be a bit unusual for this; however, I feel particularly strongly about the importance of public, or at least communal, expressions of love and affection and appreciation for your awesome SO. Society needs good love stories; we need examples of healthy relationships and how to navigate them through both public and private (communal and personal) spaces.
Most of the time—because I have super great friends who are some of the best people on the planet—I get a healthy dose of My-Husband/wife/boyfriend/girlfriend/fiance-Is-The-Best! posts. These sorts of posts pop up on anniversaries and birthdays and completely out of the blue because, again, I have stellar friends who have equally stellar SOs.
This is a good thing. But it's also nice and spread out. On Valentine's Day, it's like it's everyone's anniversary on the same day. My feed is flooded with Vday posts, even from the pages I follow, so that everyone from that girl I knew in high school to NPR is posting about romance. All. Day. Sometimes all week.
In addition to just being obnoxious (to a good number of the attached as well as the unattached) because it's ubiquitous, Valentine's Day is already a day in which people can feel especially lonely, where the loneliness they already feel from time to time is magnified and intensified. Now add social media to the mix and that intensity is even greater.
So, I'm going to make a request that I normally wouldn't make. Please think twice before gushing to the World Wide Web about the sweet, romantic things your super-rad SO did for you on Valentine's Day. Maybe save it for birthdays and anniversaries and miscellaneous moments of love.
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Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffAlbum's very interesting.
Review isn't accurate.
Digging: Funebrarum - The Sleep of Morbid Dreams
Album Rating: 4.5Need another review for this album. Nowhere near as good as Leading Vision but it has some great moments. I like some of the funk stuff they throw in and the spoken word parts aren't even that bad
Album Rating: 4.0I really liked the album. Yeah, the vocalist isn't Guillome but he does a decent job. He does add a little of a core feeling with his vocal variations, though. I just loved the straight up aggression that Guillome had and I'll miss that. Also, this doesn't necessarily sound like a continuation of the Process of a New Decline. There are new elements thrown in throughout the album that change up the formula. All in all, I thought it was a great effort from the new vocalist and a decent progression from the last album.
lol review
Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound OffWilliam Hughes is a faggot
Album Rating: 2.5Sucks so bad.
This album gets way to much hate.
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffAgreed. Album's great.
The riffs are awesome, and the technical aspects of the album are palatable unlike their previous outing. Maybe not as good as leading vision in the long run because of the vox which are weak as hell.
Album Rating: 4.0I've always liked this album but damn this is sounding really really REALLY good now...
you changed your bloc! I almost didn't recognize you.
Album Rating: 4.0The blue one's been out for a while dude!
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off"this is sounding really really REALLY good now..."
Yeah album's a grower. The guitar harmonies are the highlight here.
I'm constantly jamming it.
Album Rating: 4.0I was even starting to think it rivaled Leading Vision but then I was like, "Too far man...too far..."
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound OffWell at the moment this is definitely my favourite.
The guitar work here is insane.
Album Rating: 3.5havent heard this but i dont think they can beat leading vision
Digging: Todd Terje - It's Album Time
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Recession Cuts Operation That Uses Hair To Clean Up Oil 119
from the hair-today-gone-tomorrow dept.
Want to read Slashdot from your mobile device? Point it at m.slashdot.org and keep reading!
Well, you know the rest.
could get a little hairy.
I'm trying to imagine this. I doubt there is automated equipment to do it and doing it by hand would be super nasty. I'm guessing that the quart per pound of hair is in ideal circumstances such as the mat being submerged in pure oil. Throwing a mat into the ocean would probably soak up more water than oil and then sink. Then you would have a bunch of dolphins with greasy toupees.
I heard all the dead drug dealers in the sea off the coast of Mexico will soak up any oil that goes their way.
1. Talk to L'eggs - acquire off-style hose (save eggs for next years' Easter Bunny Motherlode)
2. Employ otherwise unoccupied Cajuns - capitalize on their andouille skills
3. Deploy Mega-Links of hair sausages off the coast
4. Retrieve, and press with hydraulic press - reclaim watery crude
5. Repeat.
No profit readily apparent.
Not to mention the day we talked about sarcasm.
Except then I'd be allergic to the ocean you inconsiderate clod.
Maybe I should rephrase my question. What's so gross about using hair to soak up oil?
As an interesting aside, there are things having sex in your eyebrows right this moment.
Someone missed the day when we talked about diversification and risk....
Someone definitely missed something...
8. get gov't subsidy
9. profit^2
The thousand and two use for a dead cat.
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MDOC: Inmate's mother to face contraband charge
The mother of an inmate at the Central Mississippi Correctional Facility has been charged with bringing contraband into the prison during a visitation over the weekend.
Investigators with the Mississippi Department of Corrections' Investigation Division said Tuesday that 55-year-old Cindy Kay Turner, of Maben, was found with drugs, including 30 white pills of acetaminophen and hydrocodone, and jewelry. The contraband was allegedly concealed on Turner's body.
Turner was booked into the Rankin County Jail, but has since been released on bond. If convicted of the felony charge, Turner faces up to 15 years in prison and a $25,000 fine.
Turner was arrested after she arrived Saturday to visit her daughter, Renae Langford, who is serving 12 years for armed robbery.
It was unclear whether she has an attorney.
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ATLANTA–Amer Rugs has named Joe Barkley as vice president of sales and marketing, overseeing Amer's sales and marketing and the expansion of Amer's growth into additional markets. He reports to Tanuj Gupta, president of Amer.
A veteran industry executive with more than 30 years of experience, Barkley was most recently a senior partner at Provisions and Sourcing, LLC. Barkley has previously served as executive vice president at Kaleen, and business manager at Shaw Industries.
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This is a paid position.
Contact Jennifer Walker at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Camp Instructor
Loves kidsA ChristianEnjoy teaching children and pre-teensTeaching experience preferredAbility to teach and lead various educational activities based on camp themeExcellent character, integrity and adaptabilityAbility to communicate and work with a variety of age and skill levelsThe desire and ability to work in a cooperative, team-oriented atmosphereEnthusiasm, sense of humor, patience and self-controlPass a TN State and national run background check.Need to be available for training which will be announced, and will happen before camp sessions begin.Available for a portion of the day between 7:30am-5:30pm, Monday – Friday from May 27 – June 28. You will be required to stay later once a week for camp meetings.
Counselor Responsibilities:
Provide the instruction to camper for the indicated activity or subject. Plan and teach the associated knowledge and skills to help campers complete the activities or acquire the knowledge.Help create a safe and fun learning environment for the campersRecognize and respond to opportunities for group problem solvingProvide opportunities for the group so that each individual experiences success while at campEncourage respect for personal property, camp equipment and facilitiesSet a good example for campers in all areas, including cleanliness, punctuality, clean-up chores, rules, and sportsmanshipObserve camper behavior, assess its appropriateness, enforce appropriate safety regulations and emergency procedures and apply appropriate behavior-management techniquesPrepare for and actively participate in pre-camp training and weekly meetingsMeet/communicate regularly with Director regarding concerns, updates, challengesSubmit all required paperwork on time
Tons of energy (and we mean tons!!)A willingness to make a fool of yourself for the sake of making a kid smileThe ability to give "warm fuzzies" on a daily basis (please ask if you're curious)A willingness and desire to share your faith with your campersA desire to have fun!!!!
Fairview United Methodist Church
Employment Application Form: Under the TreeTop Camp
Last First Middle
Home PHONE: ( ) ________________Cell PHONE: ( )
Position applying for:
Applying for: Teacher Counselor Intern
Describe availability:
Have you ever applied for a Fairview United Methodist Church position before? No Yes
— If yes, when?
Do you have any friends or relatives employed by Fairview United Methodist Church? No Yes
— If yes, share:
Name, Position Relationship
Name, Position Relationship
Are you a Christian? _____________________________________
Please write a short paragraph telling how you became a Christian:
Where do you regularly attend church? _______________________________ How long? __________
Are you a member of Fairview United Methodist Church? No Yes — If yes, date joined:
If hired, would you have a reliable means of transportation to and from work? ........... Yes No
Are you at least 18 years old? (If under 18, hire is subject to being of
minimum legal age to work) Yes No
If hired, can you present evidence of your U.S. citizenship or proof of your
legal right to live and work in this country? .......... Yes No
Have you ever been arrested or convicted of a crime (other than moving violations)?... Yes No
— If yes, please explain.
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Are you able to perform the essential functions of the job for which you are applying,
either with or without reasonable accommodations? ………………………………... Yes No
If no, describe the functions that cannot be performed:
Are you now, or have you been a teacher in a public or accredited private school?……Yes No
What age group of children do you prefer to work with?________________________________________
List all previous work with children both paid and volunteer (identify where and type of work):
List any special gift or callings, trainings, education, or other factors that have prepared you for work with children:______________________________________________________________________
Are you currently employed? ......................................................................................... Yes No
If so, may we contact your current employer?................................................................ Yes No
Some of the children that come to camp might not speak English.
Do you speak, write, or understand any foreign language(s)? ......... Yes No
If yes, which languages?
Name, Address, City, State, Zip
# Years
Did you
Degree or Diploma
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
— Fairview United Methodist Church Employment Application, Page 2 of 4 —
Employment History
List below all present and past employment starting with your most recent employer (last five years is sufficient). Account for all periods of unemployment. You must complete this section even if attaching a resume.
Company Name, Address, City, State, Zip
Phone: ( ) -
Supervisor's Name:
His/Her Extension:
Your Job Title:
Your Duties:
Reason for Leaving:
May we contact this employer for a reference? Yes No
Phone: ( ) -
Supervisor's Name:
His/Her Extension:
Your Job Title:
Your Duties:
Reason for Leaving:
May we contact this employer for a reference? Yes No
Phone: ( ) -
Supervisor's Name:
His/Her Extension:
Your Job Title:
Your Duties:
Reason for Leaving:
May we contact this employer for a reference? Yes No
Attach additional pages if necessary.
List below three persons not related to you who have knowledge of your work performance within the last three years.
Address, City, State, Zip
First & Last Name:
# Years Acquainted:
First & Last Name:
# Years Acquainted:
First & Last Name:
# Years Acquainted:
— Fairview United Methodist Church Employment Application, Page 3 of 4 —
Please read carefully, initial each paragraph, and sign below.
I hereby certify that I have not knowingly withheld any information that might adversely affect my chances for employment and that the answers given by me are true and correct to the best of my knowledge. I further certify that I have personally completed this application. I understand that any omission or misstatement of material fact on this application or on any document used to secure employment shall be grounds for rejection of this application or for immediate discharge if I am employed, regardless of the time elapsed before discovery.
I hereby authorize Fairview United Methodist Church to thoroughly investigate any references, work record, education, and other matters related to my suitability for employment and, further, authorize the references I have listed to disclose to Fairview United Methodist Church any and all letters, reports, and other information related to my work records, without giving me prior notice of such disclosure. In addition, I hereby release Fairview United Methodist Church, my former employers, and all other persons, corporations, partnerships, and associations from any and all claims, demands, or liabilities arising out of or in any way related to such investigation or disclosure.
I understand that nothing contained in the application, or conveyed during any interview which may be granted or during my employment, if hired, is intended to create an employment contract between me and Fairview United Methodist Church. In addition, I understand and agree that if I am employed my employment is for no definite or determinable period and may be terminated at any time, with or without prior notice, at the option of either myself or Fairview United Methodist Church, and that no promises or representations to the contrary are binding on Fairview United Methodist Church unless made in writing and signed by me and the Board Chair.
Should a search of public records (including records documenting an arrest, indictment, conviction, civil judicial action, tax lien, or outstanding judgment) be conducted by Fairview United Methodist Church, I am entitled to copies of any such public records obtained by Fairview United Methodist Church unless I mark the check box below. If I am not hired as a result of such information, I am entitled to a copy of any such records even though I have checked the box below.
I waive receipt of a copy of any public record described in the paragraph above.
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In the latest issue of Library Journal, there was an article by John Berry that caught my attention called "ALA MidWinter Preview 2010: The Price to Participate". -- Read More
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Are you a new library school graduate – or mid-career and looking for a change? Are you wondering how to improve your career skills or ready to try a certificate program? Looking to refresh your resume? We invite you to join us for the first annual LIS Online Career Fair. Join us online on Tuesday January 12, 2010 for an exciting day of learning how to start or to rejuvenate your library career in tough times! The day will kick off at 10 am central time/11 am Eastern/8 am Pacific and run through 4:30 pm central/5:30 pm Eastern. You will have your choice of a variety of informational and interactive programs which will assist you with your career no matter where you are. -- Read More
February 2010 might seem like a long way off...
...but if you're a bookmark collector, you won't want to miss the First International Virtual Bookmark Convention. Here's the link. More to come as we get closer to the date.
The conference page for "Revved up for Reference" has been updated. Go to http://www.askus247.org/revvedup.html to find speaker biographies and a schedule of events.
This conference is hosted by the Western New York Library Resources Council but is planned with all New York State librarians in mind. On September 25th we will be having a "sampler platter" of speakers on several aspects of Virtual Reference so that you can learn about what technologies are out there and how they are being used. And on the 24th we'll have a half day of events for our participants in Ask Us 24/7, New York State's cooperative virtual reference service.
The Executive Board of the American Library Association approved
the establishment of a certification program for library support staff
at its Monday, July 13, meeting in Chicago. The LSSC Program is the
first national, voluntary certification program for library support
staff. Funded by a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library
Services, the program will now enter a testing phase in five library
organizations across the United States.
Camilla Alire, ALA president, said, "This innovative certification
program demonstrates the value of all library support staff to our
national association and to our nation's libraries. LSS are critical to
the success of our libraries in meeting the needs of our users."
Candidates must demonstrate achievement of six sets of competencies. Three of the sets, Foundations of Library Service, Technology and Communications and Teamwork are required. Candidates must also demonstrate achievement of three sets chosen from seven additional competency sets. Candidates will either complete approved courses or submit portfolios that demonstrated their achievement.
Here is the document that was approved by the Executive Board.
The competition was fierce...five teams of librarians — dressed in costumes ranging from Vikings to Elvis Presley — competed for the coveted gold book cart. They marched in drill-team formation, equipped with metal book carts.
Check out the the video and story from NPR'S 'All Things Considered'.
OK you naughty librarians...you've been found out.
Amanda Hess from the Washington City Paper has been following you on Twitter, and found that:
When the American Library Association's annual conference kicked off in Chicago last Thursday, some attendees wanted the world to know that librarian get-togethers aren't all about shushing and stacking: There's a lot of f**ing, too.
The nearly week-long librarian meet-up, which began July 9, delivers "over 300 educational programs" to professional bibliophiles each year—including workshops like "Collection Development: Decision Making With Data" and "When Is Nice Too Nice? Strategies For Disengaging From the Talkative Patron." Some attendees, however, haven't been entirely satisfied with the ALA programming. So they launched a "secret" Twitter account for librarians to share more intriguing professional insights. A typical anonymous ALA tweet:
The Western New York Library Resources Council presents a conference in Ithaca for New York State Librarians...
Revved up for Reference: Virtual Reference in New York State
Holiday Inn Ithaca Downtown
225 South Cayuga Street
Ithaca, NY
September 24th & 25th, 2009
More and more libraries are providing reference services virtually. This conference is a way for librarians to see the current options for providing virtual reference, such as chat, text messaging, and more. Learn what librarians in New York state and the surrounding areas are doing with VR, and get a chance to network, on September 25th.
In addition, librarians who participate in Ask Us 24/7, New York State's cooperative chat reference service, are invited to a half-day of events on September 24th. This is your chance to discuss how the service has been working for your library and ask questions.
The conference will be held in Ithaca, New York, known for its waterfalls, gorges, and breathtaking views, especially during autumn. The hotel is within walking distance of the Ithaca Commons, where you'll find a diverse collection of shops and restaurants. Ithaca is also home to a number of excellent wineries.
For more information, and to register, go to http://www.askus247.org/revvedup.html
From Library Journal: It's coming up soon, and those attending the American Library Association's (ALA) annual conference in Chicago in less than two weeks will have a new service to help them navigate their way around—Text a Librarian.
ALA has partnered with Mosio to maximize the conference experience by offering mobile information through a service called "Text an ALA Ambassador." And with an estimated 25,000 librarians and information professionals expected to show up, there are bound to be lots of questions about the conference's many seminars, committee meetings, educational programs, exhibitor locations, the registration process—yes, and even fun things to do in the windy city.
Attendees to the July 9–15 conference at the McCormick Place Convention Center can text questions from their mobile phones and receive an answer from one of 250 volunteer ALA Ambassadors who will use Mosio's Text a Librarian technology to respond quickly.


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Jul 29th, 2002, 06:42 AM
....don't you think she deserves her own player forum?
Jul 29th, 2002, 08:23 AM
I am just so happy for Anne being rankied so high
love her game and her tenacity- well done- Hope you can reach higher
Jul 29th, 2002, 11:28 AM
Anne prooves regularly that she is able to beat top players.She lost this week already in the second round in Stanford to an in-form Davenport and admitted afterwards that she had no chance.But in the end she reached her principle goal,breaking into the top 20!Her second goal was playing consistently,which she also proved she is able to do beating consecutivly 3 lower ranked players.
I hope she will do well in the US during the hardcourt season so that she collects points and maybe can play the Masters in Munich!:D
Jul 29th, 2002, 12:42 PM
As one of mt top 5 favs, i am thrilled for Anne :D:D:bounce: :bounce:
I dunno if there'll be much demand for her own forum though :(
Still, I think some of the forums should merge into larger group ones, to get more discussion going in some of the smaller ones.
Jul 29th, 2002, 04:38 PM
brava anne!!
Jul 29th, 2002, 04:53 PM
Great for Anne!!! She is one of my top 4 favs....hardworking and very sweet. :D :kiss:
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The China reform trade is backfiring in the stock market.
China's property market may be heading into a bubble as the economy's reliance on real estate reaches a level close to the housing peaks in the U.S. and Japan, according to Citigroup Inc.
China's relaxation of interest-rate controls has left cutting banks' required reserves as the chief monetary tool to counter a slowdown, focusing attention on an option used in the past decade only during financial crises.
China's trade surplus widened more than forecast to $22.3 billion in June, the highest level in seven months, as imports grew at the slowest pace since 2009.
Yu Jiang looks into the front window at his two-bedroom apartment in the center of Kangbashi, in China's Inner Mongolia, and says he may buy another. The place has been empty for three years, as are as many as 90 percent of the units near it.
China's policy "fine-tuning" has supported a rebound in the nation's stocks and may spark a year- end rally, Citigroup Inc. said.
"The government won't be willing to take in the short-term pain, so they are following a two-step approach: buy time, and if the economy stabilizes, then they will focus more on the reforms."
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This lovely old house isn't so lovely. The place has seen it's share of evil and horror over the years and the ghosts that now inhabit the house have born witness to the past. This is where you, world-renowned ghost hunter that you are, come in. Your job is to rid this house of its toxic past by killing the ghosts with your plasma gun so the owners can sell the place. This home is old, grand and lovely but legendary for all the wrong reasons! Can you help the home's owners out? Play Haunted House and give it a try!


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For the second straight year, Scottsdale is listed among the 100 safest places to live in the nation.
The city ranked 82nd among 371 cities that reported crime rates, making it the second safest city in Arizona, according to a list compiled by Kansas-based Morgan Quitno Press, a private research and publishing company specializing in state and city reference books.
The company's 2005 study, which was released Monday, marked the third straight year Scottsdale climbed in the rankings. In 2004, Scottsdale came in at 99th of 369 cities, and in 2003 it was ranked 118th of 350 cities, according to Morgan Quitno.
Cities are ranked based on more than just their crime rate, said Scott Morgan, president of Morgan Quitno Press. Individual crimes such as rape or burglary are measured separately, compared with national averages and then compiled to give a city its ranking. Crimes are weighted based on their danger to people.
The study also bases its rankings on FBI crime statistics.
Scottsdale City Manager Jan Dolan said Monday she was excited about the city's place on the list, but admitted she was surprised it wasn't ranked higher.
"The better your reporting system is, the higher your crime looks," Dolan said. "I suspect we might even be safer than we look. We have a good police department and people here feel pretty good about calling the police, feeling that the police will respond to their call."
Dolan also said that the city is conscious about land-use patterns, focusing on law and code enforcements in south Scottsdale to cut down on crime.
Scottsdale Police Chief Alan Rodbell couldn't be reached for comment, but the police department took the ranking as good news, according to city spokesman Mike Phillips.
The company based the rankings on FBI statistics released in June and other factors.
Phoenix placed 313th, while Tucson came in at 308, according to the study.
Scottsdale police statistics submitted to the FBI in 2005 show the city has slightly more than 227,000 residents. Robbery, rapes, burglaries, theft and vehicle thefts were lower in 2005 in Scottsdale than in 2004, according to the statistics.
Of the crimes reported in Scottsdale in 2005, there were five homicides, 51 rapes, 125 robberies, 285 aggravated assaults, 1,869 burglaries, 4,703 thefts, 1,161 vehicle thefts and 30 arsons, according to FBI statistics.
Comparably in 2004, Scottsdale had four homicides, 63 rapes, 132 robberies, 269 aggravated assaults, 2,087 burglaries, 5,593 thefts, 1,318 vehicle thefts and 32 arsons.
Other Arizona cities that ranked high on the list of safest cities included Gilbert at 22, Chandler at 105 and Peoria at 108. Mesa was ranked 191, Yuma 215, Tempe 241 and Glendale ranked 253.
With a population of about 78,000, the safest city in 2005 was Brick, N.J., according to the report. Amherst, N.Y. The most dangerous city was St. Louis followed by Detroit.
Police statistics show Phoenix, which has about 1.5 million residents, is one of the nation's most violent cities for its size. At 244 murders, one murder occurred in Phoenix every 38 hours on average in 2005. The same year, there were 533 rapes, 4,237 robberies, and 5,701 aggravated assaults.
Last year in Tucson, which has more than 536,000 residents, police statistics show there were 56 homicides, 378 sexual assaults, 1,685 robberies and 2,930 aggravated assaults.
Statistics from both cities contrast with Gilbert's numbers.
In that city, which has a population of about 178,000 residents, there was one homicide, 27 rapes, 35 robberies and 153 aggravated assaults in 2005.
- The Associated Press contributed to this story