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A Utah man thinks this piece of wood bears a striking resemblance to the Virgin Mary
The discoveries beg the question: What's with the Virgin Mary and trees?
Dartagnan: According to me, this piece of wood is a message of Mary to the human beings. Mary wants to tell us not to cut trees anymore. Trees are a source of oxygen so a source of life for us. Trees also help us to avoid the global warming so hurricanes. The more we have water due to global warming, the stronger become hurricanes
Mary wants to tell us to plant more trees on our planet. Trees are a source of life&protection.
Read more: http://www.globalpost.com/dispatches/globalpost-blogs/weird-wide-web/virgin-mary-piece-wood-spotted-utah-man-dean-hansen
The official said that now 37 churches are under construction in Moscow and the government has allocated 81 plots of land for the project.
The Moscow government has placed billboards all across the city urging people to donate money for the construction.
People who believe in God are nicer, they are nicer not because the religion made them naive or they are blinded by religion but because the religion from the Evangile is all the moral&rules which controls people in our society. When the bible tells you, don't steal your brother, don't kill your brother, don't go out with a married woman. It is not only because you are not going to Paradise if you don't obey to the bible rules but because your conscience is going to suffer if you act badly.
Fiodor Dostoievski told us if you kill someone and even if the police doesn't catch you, your conscience is going to suffer a lot. So one day, you will prefer to be catch by the Police rather than hiding your secret.
Without the bible rules, life on the Earth has no sense, you can drink alcohol& use drugs every day and destroy your health. You can go out with a married woman and destroy her family. But we have to pay for each error we do. We pay it on the Earth.
I made this video in russian for people who don't believe in God or stop believing in God because of the policy of their country so finaly they have destroyed their life.
VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/w...A&feature=plcp
You are right religion is very important to society, especially the one that the Bible in the Book of James (or Jacob) identifies and refers to as the "one pure religion" and that is Judeo-Christianity. Christianity is not a comparative religion, but a superlative one that stands distinct from all others because its founded on a relationship with God through His Son, Jesus Christ. The other major world religions (Hinduism, Buddhism, and Islam) do not allow for this, even unfortunately Judaism at the present time, but Christianity does.
The Devil knows the importance and impact that Christianity has had on the world, and that is why he and his demons spend a great deal of time trying to undermine it, persecute Christians, and deceive and mislead so many people through false religions.
Anyway, great post!
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Some writers also explain very well the role of the Bible in our society.
Lev Tolstoi have several books (Anna Karenina, Sunday) where he showed us that the bible rules are important in our society for people to avoid plenty of mistakes. He has written several books where he showed that people who don't obey to these rules have a bad end life. He adviced us to work on ourselves to be better and avoid adultery.
Our conscience as God knows very well what is good or bad. Our conscience judges us.
The book of Dostoievski "Crime & Punishment " shows it very well. You can also read this book.
Crime and Punishment focuses on the mental anguish and moral dilemmas of Rodion Romanovich Raskolnikov, an impoverished St. Petersburg student who formulates and executes a plan to kill a hated, unscrupulous pawnbroker for her money, thereby solving his financial problems and at the same time, he argues, ridding the world of evil.
VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWTIeQyUMeI
I have found the film version of this book in Russian.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5s1WVYd0kE&feature=related
It is important to make the difference between a real religion and a Sect.
I would like to draw your attention to the danger of the practice of Buddhism which is not a religion.
In the Christian religion, the bible rules condamn the suicide as a bad act which finally doesn't solve your trouble. You can solve your trouble only if you are alive. I mean you commit a sin by killing yourself. In the Buddhism, it is not the case. That is why many monsks burn themselves.
I think the suicides commit by the Buddhist monks should be condamned by the international Justice.
Many international radios such as RFI stress the fact that the Buddhist monks kill themselve as a mark of protest to their government but these radios don't stress the fact that this act of suicide should be condamned by the international Justice. I mean this gesture of suicide should be forbidden in the Buddhism nowadays by the justice. It is a primitive or savage act in the 21 century.
We often meet a group of people who kill themselve in Sect. This act is condamned by the Justice. It should be also condamned in the Buddhism.
A Tibetan Buddhist monk in-exile is detained by Indian police officers during a protest outside The Chinese Embassy in New Delhi. Tibetan Monks and demonstrators protested outside the Chinese embassy in the Indian capital after a spate of self-immolation by Buddhist monks in Tibet. Some nine Tibetans have set fire to themselves in southwest China in recent months. Tibetan exiles say that five have died.
BURNING MONK: Should be condamned by the Justice.
VIDEO: the most savage act in the 21 century
Pavel Parfentiev, Familypolicy.org, Managing Director, evaluates modern implications of internationally recognized right of parents to educate children in conformity with their own religions and philosophical convictions.
A Radio interview:
A new version of the Bible: Jerusalem was not in Israel but in Paris, France.
Maria Sharapova could watch it in Russian. Sorry but I can't translate this video in english. But all the historical biblical events happened in France.
Femen activists is paid by the porn industry to promote slavery in the world
A multibillion-dollar industry that produces more than 13,000 films a year in the United States alone, the porn business is embedded in a complex value chain, linking not just film producers and distributors, but also bankers, software producers, credit card companies, internet providers, cable companies, and hotel chains. Porn has been a major source of revenue for hotels for some time now, with chains such as Holiday Inn, Hilton, Sheraton, Radisson, Hyatt and Marriott making a lot of money from pay-per-view TV. In 2007 an article on the porn industry business site XBIZ put the annual revenues from hotel porn at over $500m. The article continued by pointing out that hotel porn not only makes money for the hotels, but also for the companies that supply it, which include mega-giants such as LodgeNet and On Command.
The consequences of these words on our society:
Human Trafficking
A Human Security Crisis of Global Proportions
One of today's biggest human rights crises is the international trafficking of women and girls (and, to a lesser extent, boys) into sex slavery. Human trafficking is the third largest criminal industry in the world, outranked only by arms and drug dealing. The United Nations estimates that trafficking in persons generates $7 to $10 billion annually for traffickers.
The number of people trafficked each year is estimated by most experts to be in the millions. Given its current growth rate, which is fuelled by its high profitability, low investigation rate and low prosecution rate, human trafficking is expected by some to take over drug trafficking as the second largest criminal industry in the world within the next decades.
Traffickers acquire their victims primarily from developing countries where poverty is rampant, commonly through some means of force or deception. Victims are typically very young, most ranging in age from eight to 18 years old. Some are as young as four or five years old. A common scenario involves a poor Asian or Eastern European girl who is offered a "better life" as a housemaid, restaurant server or dancer in a wealthy country such as the United States, Great Britain, or Italy. When she arrives at her destination, her passport is taken away, she is physically and sexually abused, and she is forced into prostitution in a country where she neither speaks the language nor has any friends, relatives or means of support. She is forced to service 8-15 clients a day and does not receive any pay. Rather, the money is used to pay off her "debt" to the trafficker and brothel owners for transportation, food, lodging and so on. After some period of time, she will be resold to another brothel owner, often in another country, and the cycle will continue all over again. She is likely to acquire HIV/AIDS, and to pass it on to her clients and their wives, all around the world. She has a greater chance than most of dying early, and is certain to live a horrible existence in whatever short years she has. Even if she is eventually rescued and repatriated to her country and community, she is likely to be ostracized as a result of her involvement in prostitution.
Government and police corruption, primarily in under-developed countries, play a large role in the perpetuation of the sex slave industry, with blind-eyes being turned toward openly active brothels and payoffs being accepted by those officials charged with the enforcement of national and international laws prohibiting trafficking, prostitution and child sexual exploitation.
Global Nature of the Problem
Unlike some human rights abuses which are primarily regional, sex trafficking is global in nature. Victims come from virtually all developing countries and are trafficked into or through virtually all developing and developed countries. It is estimated, for example, that 50,000 people are trafficked into the United States every year, most of whom are sold into prostitution.
This exploitation is not dependent on nationality, race or religion. It is also not dependent on economic or social standing. For example, a working man from Cambodia may purchase the use of a child sex slave trafficked from Vietnam for $1. Another Vietnamese girl of the same age will be charged out at $200 – often more if she is still a virgin – to a European businessman inHong Kong. Both girls will be forced to service countless American and local military men. A South American girl will be trafficked into Canada under an "exotic dancer" visa and forced into prostitution. A desperately poor Romanian child will be used as a sex slave in the lucrative and depraved child pornography business, the reach and growth of which has become unlimited since the advent of the Internet.
The one substantial difference is that it is the wealthy countries – through their military, businessmen, ex-patriates, tourists, and Internet pornography subscribers, all of whom pay significantly more for the use of a sex slave – that keep this criminal industry extremely profitable for traffickers.
Global Implications
The mental, physical and emotional impact of this egregious crime on the human security of the countless individual victims is obvious. The additional impacts on human security as a collective international concern may not be so obvious. They include:
Threats to border integrity, as millions of people are transported annually across national boundaries under false pretences;
It is not a bullshit at all. It is the truth.
You should ask me to explain my thought first.
I explain you now.
Do you know who always promoted the gay relationship in the world?
It is the porn industry which always promoted the gay relationship in our society.
So if you legalize the gay marriage that means, you protect this porn industry which is winning in ranking and brings a lot of money to your country.
You should fight this industry and avoid immoral behaviour in your country.
This porn industry forces girls to sleep with other girls for a porn film. Do you think these girls are happy. They are forced to practice this job. I mean many of them are forced to practice this job because they have no money and don't live in their country. Then they have no life. Many of them are children when they start practicing this job. Read more
They might be forced to be married to a gay.
Gay relationship should be forbidden because it is not a normal relationship.
It is abnormal&immoral relationship.
A particular case of relationship should not be legalized.
Do you think it is a good example for the young generation to promote gay marriage?
No it is not because this case of marriage should not be practiced, it is a bad example for them. They might start having a gay relationship with their friends at school so by legalizing the gay marriage, you are going to increase the number of gays in the world.
Before we had some cases of boys who had a genetical trouble so they reacted like girls. But their number was not big.
But by legalizing the gay marriage, you promote the gay relationship in the world which is abnormal&immoral. You want to increase the number of gays in the world and increase the cases of AIDS.
Pastor Jim Domen shares his testimony and story of coming out of the gay lifestyle. He speaks truth about the issues and root causes of homosexuality and how change is possible. He is now married to his wife Amanda and they are expecting their first child.
A real President should promote this kind of behaviour !!!!!
Homosexuality is Condemned in the Bible!
The Bible's condemnation of homosexuality is as clear and plain as the Bible's condemnation of murder, adultery, premarital sex, kidnapping, lying and idolatry. Further, for me to openly condemn homosexuality theologically makes me no more a "gay basher" than I am an "adultery basher", "premarital sex basher", "kidnapper basher" or a "murderer basher". If you disagree, your argument is with God's Bible.
The homosexual community has two ways of promoting their personal choices of being homosexual through the religious forum. First, some will claim the Bible actually promotes and condones homosexuality. Second, others try to get the Bible banned from public use by categorizing it as hate literature.
For any to use the Bible to condone rather than condemn homosexual activity in the theological arena just proves such a one has absolutely no idea what the Bible actually teaches. For anyone to suggest the Bible says homosexual activity is acceptable to God, is nothing short of willful blindness. So to set the record straight once and for all, here is what the Bible teaches on the subject.
Anyone who has heard of the cities of "Sodom and Gommorah" knows that they were notorious hotbeds of homosexuality. Gen 19:5-8 "and they called to Lot and said to him, 'Where are the men who came to you tonight? Bring them out to us that we may have relations with them.' But Lot went out to them at the doorway, and shut the door behind him, and said, 'Please, my brothers, do not act wickedly.'" The Greek word in the New Testament for homosexuality is literally "a sodomite". Jock is trying to redefine what the term "sodomite" means. (A term that has unchanged in 5000 years, even today- "sodomy") Apart from the fact the city was clearly destroyed by God because of homosexuality in the narrative of Gen 19, even the New Testament clearly states exactly the same thing in Jude 7 "Just as Sodom and Gomorrah and the cities around them, since they in the same way as these indulged in gross immorality and went after strange flesh, are exhibited as an example, in undergoing the punishment of eternal fire." Any sinner should always remember that the God who commands us to love our neighbour is the same God who will cast any and all unrepentant sinners into the "eternal fire". Here are more Bible quotes, Lev 18:22-23 "You shall not lie with a male as one lies with a female; it is an abomination." Lev 20:13 "If there is a man who lies with a male as those who lie with a woman, both of them have committed a detestable act; they shall surely be put to death." 1 Cor 6:9 "Or do you not know that the unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived; neither fornicators, nor idolaters, nor adulterers, nor effeminate, nor homosexuals" 1 Tim 1:9-10 "realizing the fact that (civil) law is not made for a righteous man, but for those who are lawless and rebellious, for the ungodly and sinners, for the unholy and profane, for those who kill their fathers or mothers, for murderers and immoral men and homosexuals and kidnappers and liars and perjurers" Rom 1:26-27 "For this reason God gave them over to degrading passions; for their women exchanged the natural function for that which is unnatural, and in the same way also the men abandoned the natural function of the woman and burned in their desire toward one another, men with men committing indecent acts and receiving in their own persons the due penalty of their error."
If the homosexual community chooses to practice homosexuality in privacy, that is there free choice. But let such persons know for certain that the Christian Bible condemns all such practices and God will judge them unfit for the kingdom of heaven if the continue to practice and openly promote homosexual sex.
Approving same-sex relationships is detrimental to employers, employees and society in general.
Nobody knows when his or her last day – or the last day of the entire world – will come, but if you live a righteous life, you will be always ready to pass into Eternity and meet with God.
The European feminists want to punish everybody. Women who sell their bodies would get a short prison term and then be sent to rehabilitation centers. The main responsibility would rest with their clients. They would bear the main burden of the legal and moral responsibility. According to the European rights activists, only by punishing the men who encourage the sale of the human body, can one eradicate prostitution. However, in Sweden, where such a system has been in place for over 10 years, not one single man has been sent to prison. It would be even more difficult to carry on this fight in the framework of the EU. The Old World has not learned how to treat men and women equally even in less scandalous issues, believes Eugenia Otto, who leads the campaign against the exploitation and discrimination of women.
"Some law adopted from top down would remain just a nice wish, like many laws, which have been adopted by Europe and never observed. For example, there are many laws that limit the discrimination of women in terms of work pay. But still women in Europe get salaries that are 20% lower than men's."
In the initiative of the Swedish feminists is the creation of a huge rehabilitation system. But it is more important and more difficult to fight against the initial causes: to provide single women with welfare benefits and normal work, and to provide timely assistance to victims of violence. If this can be dealt with by using significant budget financing, no money will change the psychology of some men, adds Leo Scheglov, a sexologist.
"If there is a demand, there will be a supply for sure. Another issue is that the demand can be inflated and inadequate. But there are certain groups of people – defective people with complexes, disabled people and people living far away from their families during business trips who will always be, to some extent, consumers of such services. But the world is open and in the event that such services were banned in Europe, the fan of such things would flood Africa and Thailand - and then what? They would bring back some exotic diseases from there!"
Today, prostitution is legalized in 7 EU countries. In Germany and the Netherlands, for example, the oldest profession has completely become a part of the economic and legal system of those states. The majority of women who picked this trade (40-45%) are citizens of those countries. They pay taxes; pay fees to the pension funds and can even file legal suits against dishonest or rude clients. And the Dutch red light districts have become an inseparable trait of that country's image, as most people walking down those streets are not potential clients, but simply tourists. There have already been attempts to eradicate that centuries' old evil in the EU. They were met with a complete lack of understanding in those countries, where prostitution is legalized. Both sides are sure that they are right. Only the special activities of human rights watch groups can upset the status quo. But no matter how the current session of the European Parliament ends, its decision is bound to deeply affect one or another.


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Mondays don't get a lot love. Rather than rush home for another forgettable night of leftovers and re-runs, invite a friend to share the The Second City's Other Show.
While you've have been stuck at work, The Second City's performers have been carousing throughout the city: playing with puppies, riding unicorns, and fulfilling lifelong fantasies.
Despite some mishaps -- that beer delivery truck was empty when we found it! -- they've lived to tell the tale. And now you can share in their adventures, through a series of brilliant comedy sketches, songs, and improvisation that will make you glad you're not a trapped in an elevator with a naked mariachi band.
This show is playing in Toronto on Friday June 28, 2013 at 10:30 PM.
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MOUNT VERNON The YMCA of Mount Vernon is committed to fighting hunger within our community. The YMCA will collect food items to benefit this years Food For The Hungry drive through Dec. 8.
Individuals who donate 10 items of food will receive one free day pass to use at the YMCA facilities up to three times during the drive. If you are already a YMCA member you may share your free pass with a friend or family member.
When all of the food is delivered to the Food For The Hungry drive on Dec. 8, there will be two clear beneficiaries the needy in our community and the community members who learned valuable lessons by sharing this holiday season.
Donations can be dropped off at the main YMCA building at 103 N. Main St. For more information, contact the YMCA at 740-392-9622.
For more information about fighting hunger in Knox County, visit FoodForTheHungryCares.org.
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[Series] Experiencing LIS – The Internship Edition
21/03/2011 § 8 Comments
It is said over and over, across blogs, professional organizations and probably in your program: real, practical work experience is what will get you a job after school. For students what that means is that seeking out, securing and excelling in an internship is key to the library school experience. We wanted to take a brief moment to tell you all about some of our experiences in this area, and offer some tips and advice. Please do ask questions in the comments if you'd like to follow up with any of us on details about internships. If this is not already a requirement in your program, it'd be worth approaching someone about making it one.
My undergrad program was at Northeastern University where cooperative education [paid internships] was engrained in the degree. I chose that program because I love the practically side of things and I've always considered myself a "worker bee." So it was a bit of a shock to the system to go back to school for my MLIS and find myself, for the first time in years, to not be employed. I soon realized after just a few weeks of classes that I not only needed to find an internship or something for my sanity but also to help my resume that was lacking in library experience.
The summer before I started my program I was in a bit of a living transition so I was in my hometown for three months with not a lot to do. So I volunteered my services at the local library. I talked a little about that experience in the comments on this great HLS blog post on volunteering in LIS. Now I was ready for a different kind of experience that would also possibly be a paid one. An internship, when I began my program at Simmons, was not a required part of the general track curriculum. But I was lucky enough to learn about the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners website and the fact that it had a Jobs page. It was on this site that I found the internship I started last January at the investment firm where I am now permanently employed. It was a perfect spot for me because it was one where my previous work experience would bond well with what I was currently learning in my program. And as I always learned when I was at Northeastern, it is best to think of any kind of volunteer/internship role as one long job interview. Because you never know. It could turn into a full-time job like mine did! And even if it doesn't, you can use the skills and contacts you gained for when you apply for other jobs in the future. So that is probably my big advice when it comes to internships, always perform as if you are interviewing for the "real job." And second, always be thinking about the skills you may have from other areas of your life and career that you can use to sell why you are the perfect candidate for the internship.
As many of my classmates and co-editors have noted, internships are the best way for students to gain practical experience in the library field. In my program, at Indiana University, an internship is not a degree requirement, and typically students who opt to do one, usually do so later in the program. Timing can be tricky, but I actually think it's a better idea to do an internship earlier rather than later, potentially do more than one if possible. That way you can get a variety of experiences, which can help inform your class work.
I'm in my second semester and I don't have any internship experiences to speak of yet; but the importance of trying to find one hasn't escaped me. Luckily, my school has offered students the opportunity to participate in the 21st Century Leadership Skills Program, which is funded through a grant from the Institute for Museum and Library Services (IMLS) Laura Bush 21st Century Library Program. When I saw this, I thought it was perfect because it would build an internship into my curriculum. It also turns what would be a most likely unpaid internship, into one that is paid. I will be hopefully interning somewhere this fall and I could even potentially intern out of state! I highly suggest that students take advantage of any internship opportunities presented through their programs. There are local libraries of all types that are willing to accommodate library students looking for internships and sometimes it just takes a phone call to make those arrangements. An internship is a great way to get experience and make connections, which may lead you to a great job in the future.
I had never considered pursuing an internship before I began my MLIS. I understood their purpose in the business world, but it didn't occur to me that "practice work" would be valuable in the arts/humanities side of things. Once I started to read a little more, and saw that it was an option for credit in my degree program, I figured it was worth a shot. At the time, my wife and I were considering moving to New York, so I started looking at possibilities in the NYC area. I had recently read this article in Library Journal about the Brooklyn Public Library receiving a huge grant to develop an "information commons" and said to myself – that's where I want to be. So, I emailed a few people in HR out of the blue, expressed my interest and set up an interview… for the day after we moved in, after a 22 hour drive from Florida. Not the best idea I'd ever had, but it worked out. I met with HR, and had a quick interview with two folks from the Web Applications department. I'm still not exactly sure how I ended up in Web Apps, a division of the IT department, as I had little background in IT, but the experience was invaluable. I dove in to a few ongoing projects, developed an acute interest in the digital media resources at the library, and created a project out of that. In the end I created this Digital Media FAQ page, and am continuing to serve on a digital media committee at the library. I also developed some great relationships with my co-workers and supervisors through that internship which developed into me landing the job I have now, as a project coordinator on a digitization project for the photo archives.
At the same time, I grew more and more interested in emerging technology and started to follow and read quite a few tech blogs. I became a ravenous fan of the writing over at ReadWriteWeb, and when I happened to see a tweet from lead blogger Marshall Kirkpatrick announcing a "research internship," I emailed him expressing my interest right away. I was incredibly lucky to be chosen, and for the next few months I hung out in the writer's room (in Skype), assisted with behind the scenes research collecting, and was consistently amazed at the process and pace of tech blogging. I even caught a scoop on a new service and had a piece published on the site! This, combined with my internship in Web Apps, turned out to be the "dive right in"/kick in the pants that I had so desired to see how technology, writing and web development could all co-exist. Needless to say, I continue to hope that a large part of my professional career will revolve around creating and facilitating better communication and collaboration between Librarians and Information Tech folks/topics, as I wrote on my own blog.
Advice? I made a point to ask one good and/or stupid question everyday I interned, and I made a point to be on time, work hard, and create a project for myself to show my initiative.
At UA, internships are optional, but we are strongly encouraged to do at least one semester-long, 150-hour internship for pass/fail credit. I used up my pass/fail credit on my study abroad trip, I still wanted to do a traditional internship somehow. I heard great things about an academic health sciences library in a neighboring city, and when I visited there to interview reference librarians for an assignment, I asked if they'd be willing to host me as an intern in the fall. The head of reference took a chance on me, and set up a 150 hour internship. It was a volunteer position, but I treated it as though it were a job, and I was treated as a peer by the other librarians. I got to work in both reference and content management, add/weed a gift collection, and work closely with librarians on their specific projects, including a consumer health module for public librarians, and social media/marketing. I was also encouraged to attend as many staff meetings as I wanted, take free professional development seminars, and participate in online conversations with my own staff email. It was a truly wonderful experience, and I am so grateful to my supervisor for taking the time to plan worthwhile projects for me.
There is no such thing as too much library experience, so when I learned about the federal SCEP (Student Career Experience Program) and an open position at an academic Air Force library, I applied and interviewed for it. This internship is paid, and is considered cooperative education, like Nicole mentioned. If you have the chance to interview for a paid co-op position of ANY kind, do it! I'm completely integrated into the work culture with my own cubicle, work email, free training, etc., and I also get to do a rotation in each department. This is a fantastic way to learn more about the roles of different sections, as well as see how the library functions as a whole (it's a large library with many departments). Best of all, my current position is meant for a professional librarian, so barring a hiring freeze, it will become permanent after graduation!
I have compiled a list of internship tips at my blog, but here's a big one: give feedback to your internship supervisor before you begin, as well as throughout the internship. Make sure you're going to be working on at least a few tasks you'd be doing as a professional librarian, and that they'll be relevant to your areas of interest. Create something tangible for your professional portfolio – a presentation, a LibGuide, blog, etc. Most librarians who are willing to supervise interns want to make sure YOU gain a lot from the experience, so make the most of their generosity!
I just finished a 4 credit Directed Fieldwork (DFW) experience at the King County Library System's Bellevue Regional Library. Here's my recent blog post about it. This was essentially a 20 hr/week, for-credit internship. I first heard about the DFW opportunity at the iSchool orientation. I knew that I wanted to get some experience in a library while I was in school, but I didn't know what to do. When I realized how much I felt pulled to public libraries, I determined it would be good to do a DFW there since I had so much academic library experience at my previous and current jobs.
So, I approached one of my instructors who is also a librarian at the Bellevue Regional Library and asked her if she would be interested in being my supervisor. I'd taken both Marketing and Strategic Planning for Libraries and Advocacy for Public Libraries from her last year. I wanted another opportunity to do outreach and/or user services work. She just happened to have a project for me to work on (the preliminary work for an Adult Programming User Needs Assessment), so we completed the paperwork and BAM! I had my DFW all set up.
Overall, it was a WONDERFUL, let me repeat, WONDERFUL!! experience because I had the opportunity to interact with the library patrons and have intimate, honest conversations with the local and system-wide staff. I cannot speak highly enough about finding the opportunity (for school credit or not) to work IN a library and WITH the people!
The program at UCLA has several options for gaining experience, including a 20-hour service learning project (mandatory), internships, and practicums. I've just completed my second internship; we can take up to three for pass/fail credit.
My first internship was a FILL, or From Interns to Library Leaders Internship. This is a program designed by the public library cooperative here in Southern California, SCLC, which encourages MLIS students to enter public librarianship through paid internships. SCLC pays half of the stipend, while the hosting library pays the other. Since I want to be a public children's librarian, I took advantage of this opportunity and applied for a children's services internship over the summer, where I could participate in the summer reading program and begin to get experience with children in the public library. This internship was solely in the children's services department, and I did everything related to that: storytimes, programming, collection development and weeding, attended departmental meetings. My second internship was a general public services internship through Los Angeles Public Library. This included children's services, as well as teen and adult.
I'm going to be starting my third internship, also with LAPL, in a few weeks, and I've been thinking of my internships like this: the first was to get experience with children; the second was to build my confidence in other areas of public librarianship and expand my skill base; this third internship is to have specific experience with the area of public children's librarianship that I most want to enter, which is management and policy. I think when planning multiple internship experiences, having a sort of overarching plan is important. Before entering an internship, think about what you want from this experience, and how it will prepare you for your next step. Keep that objective in mind when talking to your internship supervisor, and to those professionals you are working with. By voicing what it is you want, even casually in conversations on your break, you'll be surprised at how willing they'll be to help you get it!
§ 8 Responses to [Series] Experiencing LIS – The Internship Edition
I think internships are important even if you have work experience. I've been working in libraries for over 5 years but have never really had the chance to do any teaching. Since I want to move into Reference & Instruction in a university library, I undertook an internship (on top of my full-time gig in Acquisitions) to gain some experience in that area. If you're lacking in one area, internships can give you that experience you need to secure a job that's a little outside of your comfort area.
One of the added benefits of an internship is being able to meet and ask questions of other librarians. This is especially important for those of us in online programs. I've really enjoyed talking with my internship coordinator and the other librarians over the course of my internship. Their wisdom has been an added bonus!
Nicole, how did you fit in an internship on top of a full-time job?
Currently, I work full-time in a public library, but my ultimate goal is to work in a medical library. I know some practical experience in a medical library would help me. But I really don't see how I could make time. It seems like most practicums or internships require a minimum of 20 hr/week commitment.
Any tips/suggestions appreciated.
I think internships are a great idea but they haven't been something that have worked for me (so don't despair if you don't have one). I would have to pay for the course credits, and with out of state tuition that is going to add up very quickly. I was lucky enough to get a few positions in different departments of our library that are paid where I can take on extra responsibilities and volunteer on additional projects. I feel like I'm getting what I would out of an internship without paying several thousand dollars to do so. So I work in instruction and reference but I definitely work hard to expand beyond my hourly position.
That being said depending on your field internships could be key. In our program digital libraries and archives have to do one and most highly recommend the opportunity.
I started interning at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Libraries my first semester of library school, and it was hands down the best decision I've ever made. Over the course of a year I worked in three different libraries there, the Watson, the Nolen, and the Costume Institute. Not only are these three libraries vastly different from one another, I also did different tasks in each one. The work ranged from technical services to writing bibliographies to archival preservation work. A year later I was able to set up a paid position here in conjunction with my school. My experience also led to a part-time library assistant position at local Jewish library and between the two jobs I now work full-time doing library work.
Did an archives internship and volunteered at a public library. Since starting the program, I've had four internships and now have two part-time library jobs. All springboarded into new opportunities. Unless you're someone pursuing the MLIS just to get promoted (like you've already been working for a number of years) you kind of shoot yourself in the foot if you don't get an internship. Everyone who works in this field is going to have the degree. And everyone who works in this field is going to say they looooove books. How else can you distinguish yourself except to have good experience and marketable skill sets?


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Daytona 500
2012 Brand Value: $95,000,000
The fusing of hundreds of thousands of race fans and excessive advertising campaigns make up the complexion of what we now know as NASCAR, however the nearly hundred-million dollar machine was inadvertently founded during the Prohibition Era when only the fastest bootleg drivers were able to evade oncoming police. Once a Mecca for land speed records, Daytona Beach, Florida now serves as a back-seat driver to the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah – however Daytona is now the current home of one of the most popular professional race sights in the world. Since the golden age of counterculture, competitors, celebrities, spectators and some of the world's most seasoned tailgaters annually descend upon Daytona International Speedway to witness 200 laps of the most elite automotive racing in the world. The culture of NASCAR differs from traditional professional American athletics to the near polar level, perhaps because of the natural uniqueness of the sport. This subsequent culture cannot be compared to or emulated in any way but rather experienced in the form of revving engines, excessive beer drinking, or a Ghost Face Killah soundtrack. The 2013 Daytona 500 featured a five-year record in ratings after Danica Patrick became the sport's first female pole position winner. Rapper 50 Cent getting an impromptu rejection from famed anchor Erin Andrews was just an added bonus.
FIFA Copa de Mundial
2012 Brand Value: $147,000,000
The FIFA World Cup creates a positive atmosphere where it is socially acceptable to express your patriotism in literally any way imaginable. Pubs across the world fill for arguably the most popular sporting event in the world. In America, soccer does not resonate on equal levels of other professional sports like baseball, basketball or football – however once the United States begins the group stage of the FIFA World Cup, American flag bandanas and face paint flood every sports bar in the country. World Cup qualifying begins with regional play a little over one year before the tournament starts, with the top 32 countries advancing to compete on the world's largest stage. The only team that does not have to qualify for the World Cup is the host country. The 2014 World Cup is set to play in Brazil, however due to the economic responsibility of hosting a World Cup, FIFA has already selected Russia and Qatar to host the 2018 and 2022 World Cup's (respectively). The FIFA World Cup is not simply a representation of a nation's farm of soccer talent but rather pride of one's homeland expressed through 90-plus minutes of singing, chanting, vuvuleza-ing and the special sense of participating in a global phenomenon.
Super Bowl
2012 Brand Value: $470,000,000
The National Football League is set to haul in north of $7 billion in annual revenue through 2022 thanks to selling 98 percent of available tickets and broadcasting 31 of the most-watched television shows during fall of 2012. Whether the annual celebration of American football is remembered by a heroic performance like "Breesus Christ" in 2009 or a creative breakthrough in advertising like Budweiser's "frogs" in 1995, Super Bowl Sunday is an unofficial national holiday that will seemingly never dissolve. The mass consumption of food and beverage coupled with the gathering of families and friends creates an unmatched experience surrounding a professional sporting event. The only probable changes to the sporting world's most celebrated event include eliminating the trend of bringing a hangover to work the next day, and the Roman numerals used to mark the advancement in the league's history books.
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2012 Brand Value: $127,000,000
There is no better feeling as a sports fan than filling out a bracket for the NCAA basketball tournament and thinking, "Man, I don't even know what State this school is in…" The run-of-the-mill hoop fans learned of college campuses like Davidson, VCU, Butler or Xavier thanks to their Cinderella-like wins in recent tournament play. During the qualitative rise in "madness" during the NCAA basketball tournament, players would stay in school for a three or four-year career – superstars like Georgetown's dominant Patrick Ewing, St. John's sharpshooting Chris Mullin, or the talented Tar Heel tandem of James Worthy and Michael Jordan. Now, the value of a free college education in exchange for remaining at the Division I level is barely enough to keep budding stars in school for their freshman year. The beauty of "March Madness" is the street fight-esque rhythm of each game – two teams show up where the victor is determined by the team with the most heart, spirit and pride rather than talent. In the words of the late Jimmy Valvano, "survive and advance, one game at a time". "March Madness" was forever changed when the tradition of filling out a bracket was introduced to hoop fans worldwide. Now, men, women and children of all ages can enter in "bracket challenges" with an equal opportunity of winning simply because it is so hard to actually predict the winners of each game.
World Series
2012 Brand Value: $130,000,000
Baseball's biggest stage is the MLB World Series – conveniently played annually in the United States. Major League Baseball is comprised of 30 teams from two different leagues, with the winner of each league advancing to play in the World Series. The National League usually offers solid pitching and defense compared to the offensively dominated American League where a manager substitutes a "designated hitter" for their pitcher's spot in the batting order. The World Series is a best-of-seven-game series with home field advantage awarded to the league that wins the All-Star Game earlier that season. Baseball's "golden age" will merit a different response from just about anyone you ask. Past generations tell tales of Don Larsen's perfect game in the 1956 World Series, the "Miracle Mets" of 1969 or the once prolific and profoundly funky Pittsburgh Pirates of the 1970's. Today, baseball fans pass on Luis Gonzalez's "Texas League" single to win game 7 of the 2001 World Series, or the heroic performance of Pablo Sandoval's three-homerun night against Detroit ace Justin Verlander.
NBA Finals
The NBA Finals is a showcase of team basketball at the highest level, however unlike NCAA March Madness, the Finals hosts 16 of the NBA's top teams in a seven-game series bracket. With the exception of the 2011-12 NBA season (due to a player lockout), the NBA hosts an 82-game regular season to decide the seeding for the playoffs – however unnecessary it may seem given the obvious inequality between the league's teams. For example, it took the reigning Champion Miami heat just 43 days to win 22 games whereas the Charlotte Bobcats needed an astounding 705 days to accomplish the same feat. Cinderella-like upsets are few and far between in the NBA Playoffs; the most vivid recent memory being the No. 8 seed "We Believe" Warriors of 2007 – a Baron Davis-led squad that upset the No. 1 ranked Dallas Mavericks in six games before. Once the top teams dominate their respective conferences, the East Champion squares off against the West winner in a grueling seven-game series for the NBA crown. The NBA saw a massive boost in popularity once Magic Johnson's "Showtime" Lakers and Larry Bird's Boston Celtics became a regular meeting in the NBA Finals. Following the Bird and Magic-dominated era, NBA fans were exposed to Championship squads like the "Bad Boy Pistons", Houston's Hakeem "The Dream" and, of course, Michael Jordan's six NBA titles with the Chicago Bulls. The NBA Finals represents the final act of the Broadway-esque play known as the National Basketball Association – a demonstration of talent that is sure to attract stars and celebrities of all walks of life, no matter how bored they might get.
Stanley Cup Finals
Lord Stanley is the God of hockey and thanks to his generous son, the "Stanley Cup" trophy has been passed on to the hockey's most dominant playoff team since the late 1800's. The National Hockey League is the only major professional sports league that passes the same trophy around to each Champion – awarding each member of the Championship squad one "day with the Cup". Hockey was born of a unique concoction of true grit and sportsmanship, only to be topped off with long-standing tradition unmatched in the world of sport. Like NASCAR, being a hockey fan is about much more than a love for the game – it is a way of life where the ultimate crown is to have your family name etched on Lord Stanley's Cup.
Olympic Games
2012 Brand Value: $348,000,000 (summer); $123,000,000 (winter)
The Olympic games, both winter and summer, are the public display of the most pure athletic competition available. With the summer and winter games alternating every two years, competitors substitute national pride and passion for the usual monetary compensation for their competitive efforts. The Olympic games host competition for over 10,000 athletes in nearly 30 different fields of athletic competition. As expected, the United States of America has purely dominated the Olympic games over the past century – showcasing unmatched talent like Jesse Owens in Nazi Germany, Tommie Smith and John Carlos' profound medal ceremony in 1968, and the 1992 "Dream Team" that revolutionized the game of basketball.
Kentucky Derby
2012 Brand Value: $116,000,000
Welcome to Derbytown: home of blistering heat, fancy hats, and the most extravagant race of ponies in the world. The Kentucky Derby is the first installment of the Triple Crown of thoroughbred racing held at Churchill Downs (Louisville, KY) with the other two legs being the Preakness Stakes (Baltimore, MD) and Belmont Stakes (Elmont, NY). Once a year dating back to 1875, the Kentucky Derby showcases "the most exciting two minutes in sports", creating one of the biggest sports betting events on the yearly sports calendar. Over $185 million was wagered (on and off-site) on the 2012 Kentucky Derby. One underrated fact about the Derby is that fans are heavily segregated, with the high-class pampered on Millionaire's Row while the more "white trash" settle under the sun on the lawn across the racetrack. For a more thorough explanation of Kentucky Derby week in Louisville, ask the late and always great Hunter S. Thompson who referred to the Derby as "A huge outdoor loony bin".
UEFA Champions League Final
2012 Brand Value: $113,000,000
The Champions League Final is played by the top two teams that survive an exhausting playoff format filled with elite soccer clubs from 52 different countries throughout Europe. The Champions League playoff begins with three knockout-qualifying rounds that sets up another playoff round where the 10 teams that survive enter the group stage. Those ten qualifying teams join the top 22 teams in the group stage to make eight groups of four teams. Eight teams are crowned group winners and enter the final knockout phase to face the eight group runners up, eliminating teams until there are only two remaining. For club soccer, the UEFA Champions League Final is not necessarily the end of the road as the Champions League winner qualifies for both the UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup.
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This article was originally written on Bleacher Report
March Madness has taken us to the Final Four. All brackets have been busted and now only the best of the best are still standing. As fans flock to Atlanta to see their teams play, there is no question that some teams feel right at home even at the neutral site location. A supportive and loud group of fans can go a long way in helping a team win thousands of miles away from its campus. So as a tribute to the teams that had the loudest fans in the tourney, here are the top 10 fans bases of March Madness 2013.
No. 10 Illinois Fighting Illini
Illinois has had some very talented teams over the years and that has given its fan base a reason to be loud and proud for quite some time. This season is no different as the Fighting Illini are headed to the Big Dance once again. It will no doubt be a sea of orange in Austin as this group certainly knows how to travel with the best of them. While they may not get the support for the football team, the fans of this university love and support their basketball. Known as the Orange Crush, these fans crack the list at No. 10.
No. 9 Maryland Terrapins
The Maryland Terrapins are one of those teams that just missed out on the tournament, but will get a home game in the NIT. That means their fans will a least have one more game to root on their home team. While that might be good news for the university, it will certainly warrant a few extra police officers just in case a riot breaks out. The best word to use to describe these fans is rowdy, and while they certainly would have helped Maryland no matter where it was playing in the NCAA Tournament, the NIT will have to do at least this year.
No. 8 Michigan State Spartans
Michigan State is another university that features an excellent home court advantage, but similar to Illinois, they travel real well. The student section at home games is known as the "Izzone," and it fits perfectly. There are few places in the country that are tougher to play, and it takes students three years just to get in the bottom bowl for good seats. When it comes to taking that act on the road for the NCAA Tournament, the Spartans do not miss a beat. Look for a loud and proud run deep into March this season for the Spartans.
No. 7 Syracuse Orange
With the exception of Kentucky, no fan base turns out more than that of the Syracuse Orange. The Carrier Dome is always packed as Syracuse consistently draws well over 20,000 fans for its home games. To say the Syracuse fans travel to road games in droves would be quite an understatement as they come in full force to plenty of neutral site away games. Just look at their record in the Big East Tournament over the years. This year they will be out in full force once again, rooting on a team that has suddenly found its groove at Madison Square Garden.
No. 6 Louisville Cardinals
Louisville is another team that attracts quite a crowd for home games. The Cardinals attendance is nearly as high as that of Kentucky and Syracuse. The Cardinals faithful love to take to the road for tournament games not only in basketball, but also in football as fans turned out big time for the Sugar Bowl in January. This year, Louisville has one of the best teams in the country and will be playing a good portion of the NCAA Tournament close to home. That is certainly good news for Cardinals fans and not so good news for everybody else.
No. 5 Kansas Jayhawks
It is hard to mention the Kansas Jayhawks without a least spending a little time talking about the famous "Rock Chalk, Jayhawk" chant. For my money that is the best in all of college sports and is spine-tingling every time. That cheer is not the only thing that helps to set the Kansas fan base above most of the others. The fans of this university have given Kansas one of the best home court advantages in college basketball. Watch closely as the cheer might be heard at some point during the Big Dance.
No. 4 Indiana Hoosiers
Even though the Hoosiers were rebuilding a few years ago, the fan support was still there and that goes a long way. This year they will be one of the favorites to win the national championship and similar to Louisville, they will be playing a lot of their games close to home. Indiana has been waiting 20 years for a team like this and now that it finally has it, expect quite a turnout by the fans of this university at the NCAA Tournament, as the Hoosiers are headed to Dayton. It would be hard to imagine any team traveling with more fans than the Hoosiers in 2013.
No. 3 North Carolina Tar Heels
Basketball has always been king at North Carolina, and this year the team has come on strong at the end of the year. The hardcore fans at the ACC Tournament were seen rooting against Duke last week and whether they are rooting against the Blue Devils or for their Tar Heels, they are generally extremely loud. What helps to set North Carolina apart is it seems they have fans all over the country, similar to Notre Dame football. They come out of the woodwork when the team is playing good, but those diehards are always there supporting their Tar Heels no matter what their record is.
No. 2 Kentucky Wildcats
The good news is the Kentucky Wildcats will get another home game at Rupp Arena. The bad news is it will be in the NIT. Historically known to have the loudest and proudest fans, this year the Wildcats will not have the opportunity to defend their national title. Selling out the 23,000 seat facility should not be a problem as the Wildcats do that seemingly every night. The fans can also go to the NCAA Tournament since it is being played very close to home at Rupp Arena. It is a shame that the fan base that travels better than any other in the country will not be able to take part in the NCAA Tournament. Oh well, maybe next year.
No. 1 Duke Blue Devils
Maybe one of the reasons why Duke always has such a huge turnout for tournament games is the fact that they are always playing in their home state of North Carolina. The "Cameron Crazies" are plenty loud at home, but they can also bring the noise on the road. What makes Duke No. 1 is the fact that they will try to get in the heads of opposing players and even have cheer sheets to help them with that. The fans will harp on a certain player from the start of the game until the bitter end, with a relentless passion that is hard to find anywhere else. No question that Duke is at the top of the list for March Madness 2013, even if they have to travel outside of the great state of North Carolina.
This article was originally written on Bleacher Report


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