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Delight the golfing man in your life with a Golfer's Delights gift basket. This gift is filled to overflowing with treats to eat and treats for the golf course! You'll even find golf-themed treats for the home or office! This is an awesome gift for the golfing father, mother, brother, sister, or for corporate gifting. Truly delighted - that's what your golfer will be with each and every item in this specialized gift basket!
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Includes: Fishing Photo Frame. 3 oz Summer Sausage. Grained Mustard. Gone Fishing three cheese snack mix. Fish Bait, Gummy Worms. The Fisherman's Guide to Life Book. 4 oz Honey Roasted Peanuts. Fishing Mug. Licorice bites. Seasoned dipping pretzel sticks. Lg Wicker Fishing Creel w/ leather clasp & Shoulder Strap.$67.14
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As Americas oldest pepper mill manufacturer Chef Specialties Company has offered Americas professional and amateur chefs the finest pepper mills since 1940. Today Chef Specialties pepper mills retain the quality that was first designed in the original pepper grinders back in the 40s. They are the most widely sold pepper mills to the Food Service or Restaurant Industry. Our market ranges from beginner cooks to Executive Chefs. This beautiful pepper mill has a dark Mahogany piano finish of high gloss lacquer tarnish resistant accents of brass on the base and top knob. Chef Specialties Professional Series stainless steel grinding mechanism is made in the USA. This mill is fully adjustable from coarse to fine grind.$59.40
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Football Fanatics unite! This exclusive football gift basket is sure to please the most die hard football fan. Filled to the brim with delicious treats and football gifts this unique gift will delight all the football fanatics in your life. Ceramic Sports mug. Ceramic football photo frame. Ceramic football desktop change holder. Football Foul Flag. Sports theme bag w/ deluxe snack mix. Chunky salsa. Roasted peanuts. Angela's Shortbread cookies. 8 oz tortilla chips. 1.5 oz white cheddar popcorn. 3 oz summer sausage. 16" gloss red basket.$66.14
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Have a special child on your list with a Birthday coming up or maybe their a little under the weather..... This fun filled gift basket is sure to brighten their day and keep them busy for hours to come. We've included some tasty snacks such as Cracker Jacks, Chocolate chip cookies and more to give them house of munching good times. Blue wicker tray (measures 14x10x6). Crayola coloring & activity book. Crayola coloring book. Crayola 24 pc crayons. Jelly Belly Jelly beans 20 flavor. Famous Amos chocolate chip cookies. Cracker jacks caramel snacks. Bubbles. Jacks & Balls game set. Hand held travel game. Jumbo porcupine ball. Silly Putty. 11" Plush white teddy bear. Kids Fortune cookies. Crayola water colors paint set. Swirl Lollipop.$52.65
And The Race Is On NASCAR Gift "And the Race is On" to answer the door when the NASCAR Lovers gift basket arrives bursting a...And The Race Is On NASCAR Gift
"And the Race is On" to answer the door when the NASCAR Lovers gift basket arrives bursting at the seams with gifts of fun and good taste for the NASCAR lover! A History book of stock car racing will entertain your NASCAR aficionado when he can't bet at the races, and the goodies will treat him as he reads. Send the NASCAR Lovers gift basket to your favorite racing fan.
Includes: 10 Pack Ice Chest/Cooler. NASCAR Themed Pistachios. Cooler Cup (to keep drinks cold). Hot Tamales Racing Themed Candies. A History of Stock Car Racing - 150 page book of information about racing. Three pepper Crackers. Wolfe's Deluxe Party and Snack Mix. Longhorn Cheese. NASCAR Hat (adjustable). NASCAR Racing note card with envelopes.$59.16
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Tailgate party! Do you have a weekend warrior on your gift giving list? This awesome tailgate party gift pail is the perfect gift for all the sports fanatics you know. Filled to overflowing with delicious snacks and fun filled treats this gift is sure to impress everyone at the party.
Includes: Galvanized Pail. Mini Nerf Football. Chunky mild Salsa. Sports fortune cookies. 2 bottles Old time root beer. Fritos Honey Roasted peanuts. Fritos Salted Peanuts. Fritos Spicy Peanuts. Wolfs Snack Mix. Jack Links mini Jerky bites. Jack Links Beef sticks. Buffalo Bills Tortilla Chips. 2 pkg Movie Butter microwave popcorn.$52.65
Master of The Grill Gift A barbeque blast for the master of your grill! Make a family affair of this gift basket for your fa...Master of The Grill Gift
A barbeque blast for the master of your grill! Make a family affair of this gift basket for your favorite man...or turn it into a romantic moment for two. But be sure to gift the man in your life with this gourmet barbeque treat filled with all the trimmings of an outdoor feast! His summer won't be the same without it! Gift him with the opportunity to demonstrate his mastery of the grill.
Includes: Grill Classics Barbeque Sauce. Uncle Rays Barbeque Chips. BBQ Party Snack Mix. Grill Creations Marinade Mix. Classic Italian Marinade. Hot pepper Cheese Round. Wisconsin Smokey Cheddar Cheese Round. Snyder's Pretzels. 2 BBQ Utensils. 2 Gourmet BBQ Recipe Cards for Beef. Watson Street Dijon Marinade Mustard. Hampton Farms Salty Peanuts in the Shell. Wooden Slicing/Cutting Board. Wicker Tray.$60.11
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I Heart Santa T-Shirt
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- Tulip® Fashion Glitter™ Shimmer Transfer Sheets – Twilight
- Scribbles® 3D Paint – Shiny White
- T-Shirt – Red
- Iron
- Thin Pressing Cloth
- Cardboard Insert
- Cricut Expression® Machine (Optional)
- Scissors
- Permanent Marker
- Computer and Printer (Font)
- Chalk Pencil
- Paper Towels
Project Instructions
Step 1 Prewash and dry shirt to remove sizing; do not use fabric softener.
Step 2 Cut out pattern designs and use a permanent marker to trace the heart onto a Silver Shimmer Transfer Sheet and the Santa hat onto a Red Shimmer Transfer Sheet. Cut out.
Step 3 Use the Cricut Expression® Machine to create an "I" from the Silver Shimmer Transfer Sheet and "SANTA" from the Black Shimmer Transfer Sheet. Note: If a Cricut Expression® Machine is unavailable, you can print letters in your favorite font from your computer, then cut out and trace onto Shimmer Transfer Sheets as done with designs in Step 2.
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There are a variety of "unconferences" devoted to certain aspects of the library and information science field. Examples are BarCamp (for open web technologies), THATcamp (for humanities and technology), InfoCamp (for general information enthusiasts), and CURATEcamp (for digital curation). Zack wrote about unconferences in his post InfoCamp and the Unconference. We also had a guest post from some students at University of Michigan about Quasi-Con. Rather than explain the unconference model again; I'll just quote Zack:
The unconference structure is extremely flexible. Sessions grow and are scheduled organically, normally on a whiteboard, bulletin board, and/or Wiki, as the conference happens. This minimizes the planning ahead of time. Unconferences can take as much time as you would like to give them from one day to a week. Further they allow conference participants to democratize their usage of time by choosing where and on what time gets spent.
Last week, I attended the two-day CURATEcamp at Georgia Tech in Atlanta. There were about 35 people there. While some people were on the front-end of curation services (i.e. interfacing and interacting with the customers), the group leaned towards the technical, backend of curation services (i.e. repository developers and programmers). Many of the sessions were highly technical in nature. I attended a couple of those, and the discussion was generally over my head. The sessions I enjoyed and found most beneficial were the ones dealing with research data management planning, education, and metadata.
The unstructured, dynamic nature of unconferences is popular. Because of this characteristic, time could have been used more effectively. For example, the first objective in an unconference is to develop the schedule. First thing Monday morning, attendees pitched ideas for discussions, grouped similar topics, and assigned them to time slots and rooms. This took up three full hours. We could have accomplished this more quickly if all attendees suggested their topics on the wiki ahead of time.
What did I like about CURATEcamp and the unconference concept in general? I liked how everyone was on equal footing; everyone's ideas and comments were given equal importance. People asked many questions and offered many ideas. There was no condescension from anyone. Furthermore, it was an excellent opportunity to network with others doing the work I hope to do someday. Additionally, I learned things I didn't know, such as what Hydra is and how it works with Fedora. I learned about Omeka and how it can be used to create personal collections. The sessions I attended on research data management and metadata were quite informative and interesting.
While I did enjoy certain aspects of CURATEcamp, I am not convinced the unconference model is the best forum for bringing about real change and improvement on important issues. Large group discussions like this can only scratch the surface and can't dig deeply enough to get to the root of issues and make significant progress. Nevertheless, there is benefit in this style forum if it ignites the spark that then can develop into deeper discussions.
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I attended THATcamp at UGA in March and I am inclined to agree that the unconference model may not be best forum for bringing about real change and solutions. I thought it was interesting how THATcamp attracts a wide range of different "digital humanists" from English lit professors to traditional processing archivists like myself… however, a two-day meeting may be too short of time with a too diverse group of interests to really go beyond scratching the surface.
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[Series] Hack ALA: What's a professional organization to do?
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The debate over the current role MLIS programs can play in the library industry keeps popping up. For a recent example, check out Will Manley's blog, Will Unwound, which asks some important questions: Are too many graduates being spit out into the shrinking job pool? Are graduate programs, in their ivory towers, isolating themselves from current realities? Are online programs supporting or corroding the industry? Is an MLIS just a union-card, only necessary to further our careers?
Here's another question to add to the mix: in terms of MLIS programs, should the American Library Association step in and make a gesture to try and calm the storm this recession has stirred up?
While you think about that, here's a precedent to my question:
In November 2009, the American Bar Association released the following report: "ABA Commission on the Impact of the Economic Crises on the Profession and Legal Needs." It was a warning of sorts, recognizing that the cost of a law degree was going up while the average salary was going down – and it shared some stark numbers (more on that later). While the ABA did not want to dissuade any potential students from entering law school, it did want to send a clear message that "all law school applicants should have a clear picture in the debt that they will incur and the expected earning power of graduates from the schools to which they were applying." They were looking out for future lawyers.
When I first saw this report I found it interesting that a professional association would publish such an honest assessment of the current employment situation. So I posted it on my blog, asking if the American Library Association should do the same. With ALA 2011 right around the corner, I thought it would be an appropriate time to reexamine this question.
In researching employment statistics for the Library Industry, I turned to Library Journal's Placement and Salary Survey 2010, which seemed to offer up the most current information – looking at job trends from 2008-2009. Here are some of the facts that I pulled from this report:
- In 2009, there appeared to be a decrease in the number of students graduating – about 7%. The report does acknowledge that this could be from less students applying, or from students not being able to complete programs due to a lack of available financial assistance.
- That said, library schools reported receiving an average of 22% fewer job announcements, with the average job search of new graduates lasting 4.5-months
- The national average salary is up 1.5% ($42,215 – up from $41,579) and full time placements are up 3.1%. But so are part time placements (4.5%), temporary placements (2.8%) and non-professional placements (5.9%) and unemployment (7.3%)
- Speaking of part time employment, of those who are employed part-time, 34% of them have accepted two part time jobs after graduation.
- Academic libraries had a drop in job placements: from 31% in 2008 to 20% in 2009, and public libraries had 8.4% fewer placements and an average salary increase of less than 1%.
To summarize, while there may be fewer graduates, there are even less jobs being posted, creating a four-five month long job search, often resulting in graduates accepting multiple part-time and temporary positions to make enough money to both survive and to start to pay off loans.
Now, let's look at what was the state of law schools was when the ABA released it's report. In 2008 the average student was taking out between $70,000 and $100,000 to pay for graduate school, and upon graduation the majority of students were making less than the national average salary for lawyers (about $65,000), when in previous years students were being picked up by private firms and offered annual salaries $160,000. Apparently the private firms aren't hiring like they used to.
While I think we should look a bit deeper at the current state of recent MLIS graduates before we make a strict comparison between the two professional groups, I do think there are some correlations that can be drawn from these numbers. Granted, the library student may not be taking out quite as much in loans (depending on the program, of course) but it also has never been common for first-year librarians to make six figures. And, as the Library Journal report shows while there are jobs, they are harder and harder to come by and students are having to get creative in making ends meet.
So, should the ALA follow the ABA and release a report or statement warning individuals thinking about entering in the report? Personally, I think it would be the polite thing to do. But we would love to hear your thoughts…
Whether it does or does not issue a warning, there is still hope. The report does point out niches within the industry that are hiring at a faster rate than most, namely archives and digital libraries. And many students are finding gainful employment outside of the library industry, finding novel ways of putting their library schools skills to work in non-traditional roles.
And, if you are a job hunter and heading to New Orleans for the annual conference, there are some resources at your disposal. Before going, check Micah's list of recommended sessions, Annie and Lauren's conversation on networking, and when you there stop by the Joblist placement center. Or, if you aren't attending the conference (like me), Nicole put together a great list of ways to follow with out even being there.
Again, this is an important issue, for new and veteran librarians alike. Please share your thoughts with us so we can keep the conversation going!
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This is an excellent post! I think one of the main differences between the law profession and the library profession is that a lot of people thinking about law school mistakenly think it's a way to get rich — it's definitely still got the patina of a high-paying professions. I don't know anyone who went to library school thinking they would make a ton of money. So, perhaps the warning is more apt for law school prospectives?
I do absolutely think ALA should perhaps warn people that some of the myths surrounding the profession (namely that "everyone is on the brink of retirement" and "more jobs will open up soon because it's an aging field with no new blood") are just false.
I was told to put the "graying" myths onto my LIS school's website but put my foot down and refused to do it. While I did thorough research before applying to grad school, not everyone has the time and luxury to do so and I refused to be a part of the myth making process.
As one of the aforementioned "veterans" (wow that makes me feel old) , it's something with which I definitely struggle. I don't want to scare people away, since it's a career I love, but the gap between MLIS and job can be a scary one. What do you & other current students think we "oldsters" should be doing?
I wonder how the gap compares to other, similar professions right now. Are people in other jobs that are dependent on public support experiencing similar job-search times? Maybe I've been jaded by my search in this terrible market, but 4.5 months from not searching for a job to finding one doesn't seem THAT ridiculous. Especially considering that the hiring process at a lot of public or academic libraries takes a few months in and of itself…
I'd be curious to see statistics from other fields, too!
Actually, back in "good" markets, both of my job searches took about 4 months. I know teachers fresh out of Bach programs sometimes have 1-2 year long searches.
I've always appreciated the veteran librarians who take the time to talk to me about the profession and offer some kind of career mentoring. I know not everybody has time for this, but it's been so helpful for me and such a morale boost to hear that I'm not the only person who has struggled to find/keep a job I love. And I second the importance of honesty, yes there are a lot of current challenges and changes coming to the profession, but change can also create opportunity and foster innovation and revitalization. Some librarians I've talked to seem too depressed or pessimistic about the future to bother talking to me or are worried to leading me to a sense of false hope, but for those that aren't like that I appreciate so much.
I feel a little bit pouty about archives and digital libraries being a fast growing but niche position in librarianship when I put in at least 30 applications geared towards those two areas, but I have to remind myself that those are very specialized fields where a brand new librarian will have a hard time competing against someone with 20 years of data preservation experience.
Great article, and absolutely relevant points. I'm glad the ALA at least acknowledges growth areas, even if they aren't in "proper libraries."
Personally I think the ALA is absolutely negligent by not issuing that kind of report. The truth hurts, but we aren't suffering a great lack of school applicants, and I think the disillusionment students experience when they *do* find out the difficulties (often after the school's administration weaved tales of jobs just waiting for graduates) is not good for the morale OR the reputation of the profession.
(I'm currently reading The MLS Project by Swigger and I'm absolutely shocked at how much the current debate — salary woes and everything — mirrors the discussion of the 40s that gave rise to the MLS.)
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Tim Geithner vs. Elizabeth Warren?
Just read this.
Ann Friedman explains that the way to make friends of other races is not to treat them as anthropology projects.
Ben Smith destroys the NBPP story.
Yesterday I wrote that countering domestic radicalization will often involve people who are conservative or political in ways the government won't necessarily like, because those people will have a kind of theological and cultural credibility more liberal Muslims won't. Matt Duss, pivoting off a Washington Institute for Near East Policy report on the administration's national-security strategy, makes that point better than I did, but applied to the world as a whole.
Jay Bybee on the torture memos he helped write:
He said he was "proud of our opinions" at the Office of Legal Counsel, too, calling them "well researched" and "very carefully written."
Still, he said the controversy surrounding his tenure there had been difficult.
"I have regrets because of the notoriety that this has brought me," he said. "It has imposed enormous pressures on me both professionally and personally. It has had an impact on my family. And I regret that, as a result of my government service, that that kind of attention has been visited on me and on my family."
He said he was "proud of our opinions" at the Office of Legal Counsel, too, calling them "well researched" and "very carefully written."
Still, he said the controversy surrounding his tenure there had been difficult.
"I have regrets because of the notoriety that this has brought me," he said. "It has imposed enormous pressures on me both professionally and personally. It has had an impact on my family. And I regret that, as a result of my government service, that that kind of attention has been visited on me and on my family."
New York Gov. David Paterson has terrible approval ratings, he is mired in a domestic violence and cover-up scandal involving one of his aides, and he's just generally considered a failure as a governor. But for civil libertarians concerned about criminal justice issues, he's really come through.
The decision to drop two defendants from the New Black Panther case and focus solely against the individual who held the baton has been presented as proof positive that the Obama administration is racist.
Jay Bybee, the former Bush-era head of the Office of Legal Counsel who helped craft the legal justifications for torture, admitted that some interrogators went beyond the guidelines laid out in the torture memos, reports Jason Leopold:
Bybee, whose responses to questions appears to be an attempt to absolve himself of culpability, told House Judiciary Committee members that interrogators who employed techniques that deviated from the guidelines contained in the torture memos he signed acted without the approval of OLC.
Almost nowhere else is there such a tight link between class and opinions about cutting government.
For the GOP, there's no real benefit in admitting Obamacare is working.
Liberals are exasperated with conservatives' unwillingness to acknowledge fact about health care, and other things. But they'd better get used to it.


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Design by: Maggie Weldon
Skill Level: Easy
Size: Coasters fit over a CD.
Materials: Glue; Yarn Needle; Sport Weight Yarn:
Tulip: White - ½ oz, 36 yd; Green - 4 yd; Hot Pink, Light Pink, and Yellow - 2 yd each.
Bird House: White - ½ oz, 36 yd; Green - ¼ oz, 18 yd; Dark Blue - ¼ oz, 18 yd;
Yellow - 2 yd; Light Blue - 4 yd; Pink - 6 yd.
Sun: Yellow - ½ oz, 36 yd; Light Yellow - ¼ oz, 18 yd; Black - 4 yd.
Sail Boat: Light Blue - ½ oz, 36 yd; Dark Blue - ¼ oz, 18 yd; White - ¼ oz, 18 yd; Red - 4 yd.
Fall Leaves: Off-white - ½ oz, 36 yd; Brown, Burgundy, and Gold - 5 yd each.
Scarecrow: Beige - ½ oz, 36 yd; Blue Grey - ¼ oz, 18 yd; Brown - 4 yd; Burgundy - 3 yd; Black - 2 yd.
Snowman: White - ½ oz, 36 yd; Black - ¼ oz, 18 yd; Orange - 3 yd; Blue - 3 yd.
Snowflake: Blue - ½ oz, 36 yd; White - ½ oz, 36 yd.
Crochet Hook: Size F-5 (3.75 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge.
Four Seasons CD Coasters Crochet Pattern
It is never a good time when you find a water ring on your nice wood table. If only you had a coaster to place that glass on and prevent the water stain. Make a whole set of crochet coasters using the Four Seasons CD Crochet Pattern Coasters set. With this set of eight coasters, you will never have to worry about glass rings again. Be prepared for fair and foul weather friends alike with these delightful coasters. Each has a playful and cheery scene sure to brighten up any room. There are two to represent each of the seasons Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter. Four Seasons CD Coasters Crochet Pattern includes instructions for Tulip, Birdhouse, Sun, Sailboat, Fall Leaves, Scarecrow, Snowman and Snowflake. Crochet the fun designs with an old CD placed between the crochet layers. This keeps the coaster rigid and prevents water from seeping through.
Four Seasons CD Coasters Crochet Pattern is an easy crochet project that is perfect for all skill levels. Instead of throwing away old or damaged CD's, use them to make coasters. You will always have a place to set your cup with all these coaster options to make. The seasonal designs are made using a sport weight yarn and one CD for each coaster. These coasters are so easy and fun to make that you will want to stitch up as many as you can. Use them around your home, at your office and give them as gifts. Don't forget the CD Coasters 1 and Holiday CD Coasters to complete the collection.
Other popular Christmas and holiday crochet patterns include:
Holiday CD Coasters Crochet Pattern
CD Coasters 1 Crochet Pattern
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Vintage Christmas Doilies Crochet Pattern
Christmas Ornaments Set 1 Crochet Pattern
Soft Sculpture Christmas Trees Crochet Pattern
Christmas TP Toppers Crochet Pattern
Holidays with less mess with these Crochet Patterns!!
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