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- October 22, 2014 at 9:08 AM
Hi Admins!
I work at Laser Pegs. I see your site is very resourceful and you talk about several different "construction blocks" brands. Have you had any experience with Laser Pegs? We've come a long way in 8 years and would love for you to check our products out.
From officially licensed National Geographic kits, to Major League Baseball model kits to the zippy do kits, we've got a huge variety of themes and models. The best part? With all of our kits we give you instructions on building MULTIPLE models. Yes, each kit comes with one set of instructions to build the "main" model, then you go to the site and download (pdf) the manuals for any other model you want to build from that kit or design your own!
Have a look, give us a shot. We'll light up your life!
Laser Pegs Web Team
- October 22, 2014 at 1:39 PM
I apologize. I didn't mean "a couple sets", we'll happily send you a set with each powerbase.
These are the powerbases:
- October 22, 2014 at 5:39 PM
Ok, that's awesome!
Here's what I've put the request in to send to you:
https://laserpegs.com/shop/ This is our Spider, World of Bug themed kit. Build over 16 light up models in 1 kit.
https://laserpegs.com/shop/ MPS Series Cars kit. Build over 4 light up models in 1 kit.
https://laserpegs.com/shop/ Car Runners Series kit. Build over 8 motorized, light up construction models in 1 kit.
https://laserpegs.com/shop/ Zippy Do Planes series kit. Build over 6 light up models in 1 kit.
This is a great power base for the Laser Pegs. You can create ever evolving Art and hang it on the wall! You can also build and display this as it is and keep all your Laser Pegs and other bricks in the green tub!
All of our kits are Lego and all other similar "bricks", "blocks" and "plates" friendly!
Please, let me know immediately if you have any questions, comments or issues.
I will have tracking number for you tomorrow.
Thank you again!
Laser Pegs Team
- October 27, 2014 at 4:34 PM
I trust you received the Laser Pegs when you arrived home, Friday. We hope you and yours enjoyed them. I'm working on getting the press kit over to you asap. We're transitioning to the 2015 marketing materials, but you can see our full catalog at our site and and the new peg heads fun catalog with pricing.
- October 27, 2014 at 4:35 PM
If you let me know what you want/need specifically, I will send it over to you.
As for hires images, tell me what you want and I'll send you a drop box link.
- October 29, 2014 at 4:20 AM
Dear Admins,
I spend two month designing and building Amsterdam style Canal House, and now I added it to Lego Ideas with detail description of all the historic and architectural features: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/83275
So pls take a look and, If you like it, post some news in your blog.
Many Thanks,
Best wishes,
- November 27, 2014 at 4:29 AM
Hey Guys,
Do you still have this figure for sale?
- November 27, 2014 at 4:30 AM
Sorry, posted on the wrong website. My bad.
- December 10, 2014 at 1:10 AM
HI!! Have a question for you. I am looking for a snoopy/Woodstock kit for a Christmas gift. I understand Lego does not have a licescense with them. I did find the nanoblock snoopy kit but it appears the only way to order that is overseas, and I need by Christmas. Any information would be appreciated!!!Thank you Debby
- January 3, 2015 at 12:32 AM
Requesting help to build the Disney castle. Never really worked with LEGOs before but my daughter is really interested in it, so I have questions:
1. any guess how many and what types of tiles to use?
2. has anyone ever built it before and have any design plans?
3. What is the best way to start?
Any help would be appreciated!!!
- January 7, 2015 at 2:41 PM
Hey guys, I made a LEGO DUPLO train set video you might enjoy. Made with my kids help over the Christmas break, inspired us to start a Youtube channel too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJRw2tPJzSM
- January 26, 2015 at 3:17 PM
I saw this unique concept 1+1=1 on a liquid iron transporting wagon alias "torpedo wagon". Its worth to share with lego fans, train fans and people open for new concepts in your blog.
2x same set, build the huge one 🙂 cool for brothers/sisters.
check this out:
I'm supporting this, and hoping more will do. Looks promising.
thanks for reading,
- January 31, 2015 at 10:07 PM
How long does it take to receive to light up base?
- February 4, 2015 at 10:13 PM
Hello! I just came across your amazing website today and just wanted to express my gratitude. Clearly this site is lovingly maintained and contributed to by those passionate about Lego. I am a 44 year old rediscovering my childhood love for Lego and your site is almost like a museum, there is so much to see and read! In an Internet that is over-flowing with "things", I very much appreciate such a fun, friendly site dedicated to one of the most amazing toys/creative tools/exploration sets/insert-your-adjective-here. 🙂 Fantastic job!
- February 5, 2015 at 9:12 AM
LEGO Dr. Who!!!!!!
BBC Worldwide and LEGO® have announced a deal to produce a range of Doctor Who Lego, based around a proposal made by fan Andrew Clark last year:
The 12th Doctor – Lego Concept (® 2015 The LEGO Group)Doctor Who and LEGO® fans around the world received exciting news today as The LEGO Group announced that it would be producing a LEGO Doctor Who set.
The concept for a Doctor Who set came from the LEGO® IDEAS website where fans can submit ideas for a set and vote for their favourite idea to be produced.
Doctor Who began in 1963 on BBC Television and is the world's longest running sci-fi drama. Starring Peter Capaldi as the Doctor and Jenna Coleman as his companion, the hit BBC One show has become a global phenomenon with a loyal and passionate fan base.
The Doctor Who concept from fan Andrew Clark received the 10,000 votes requisite for The LEGO Group to consider it for production.
A licensing agreement between BBC Worldwide and The LEGO Group will see the new set available in all of The LEGO Group's key markets before the end of the year.
Andrew's winning design featured a range of Doctors, companions and monsters across the show's history, but fans will have to wait until later this year to discover what will be produced.
Marcus Arthur, MD of BBC Worldwide UK said:
Both Doctor Who and LEGO enjoy a particularly close relationship with their fans and I can't wait to see what LEGO produce.
Emma Owen, UK spokesperson for LEGO Ideas commented:
We're extremely excited to announce that a Doctor Who and a WALL-E set will be released as our next LEGO Ideas fan based sets, congratulations to the designers Andrew Clark and Angus MacLane!
After receiving over 10,000 votes from the online community and having gone through rigorous toy testing from our expert panel, these awesome sets are on track to be on shelves later this year. The final set designs, pricing and availability are being worked out as we speak, so watch this space for the final details!
- February 14, 2015 at 8:07 PM
Hello, I created an exclusive course how to make money with legos can you please take this course and if you like it feature it for your subscribers I will give you free access to check it out and huge discount to your subscribers thank you so much. Free coupon will be given in a personal email as I am not sure if I press submit where this will end up thanks.
- February 17, 2015 at 4:38 PM
Hi, I'm looking for some help with a box of lego advertising proofs and designs from a company called Mako in North Wales. I have pictures here https://db.tt/LdWUxKc2
I'm finding it hard to find the right place to find someone interested as it's not actually pieces of lego.
Any help or advice appreciated.
- February 18, 2015 at 4:50 PM
My name is Ania; I work for LEGOLAND Discovery Center Westchester.
We have a monthly event for Adult Fans of LEGO, in which we call AFOL Nights 🙂
Each month (the 1st Thursday of each month) we have a different theme and we have really cool LEGO games and prizes- while guests get to enjoy the center!
Is this something your readers might be interested in? We are located in Westchester NY- in Yonkers.
Thanks and I look forward to hearing back!
- March 14, 2015 at 11:26 AM
I just wanted to tell everyone about BrickMagic in Concord (near Charlotte), North Carolina, USA. It is organized by Joe Meno, the editor of Brick Journal magazine. I will be there, displaying and can't wait! May 7-8 is the adult convention and to setup, and May 9-10 is open to the public. Register as an AFOL to display your MOCs, win prizes, and participate in games.
Please spread the word and share this post. It will be a big event, with people from all over the US.
- April 26, 2015 at 3:50 PM
If I post a question, where do I look for reply(ies)?
Mike Dowal
- May 14, 2015 at 2:45 PM
Hey Admin. You know how I been telling you about my NINJAGO dreams, well I had another one. It was Lloyd possessed fighting Wu. And Ronin was their helping Lloyd (Morro), I was watching them and somewhat doing ninja flips. ( I wanted to help, but I got distracted with all the flips I could do) Then the ninja came and they were getting beating up. Then…I woke up. 😆
- May 16, 2015 at 2:49 PM
I do always daydream about NINJAGO.
Check this out
What do you think?
- May 23, 2015 at 10:50 AM
Hey Admin CHECK THIS OUT! It's from that guys that always has all these theories.
You should share it. 🙂
- May 23, 2015 at 3:21 PM
I dont know where everyone else is?
- May 23, 2015 at 9:35 PM
Great and I found a new one
- May 24, 2015 at 11:27 PM
- May 25, 2015 at 7:34 PM
I am like obsessed right now.
I found this.
- May 25, 2015 at 11:53 PM
Hey admin my comment say moderation. I just wanted to make sure if you got to see it? 🙂
- May 27, 2015 at 1:37 AM
I found episode 2 of the next season. However instated of being in Ialian, it's in German. The 3 is also there. I think ot was funny when Nya fainted. I guess it's cuz wu told her she possesses water.
- May 27, 2015 at 9:59 AM
The is season 6 episode 2 part 2. I thought this part was funnier. What you think? I'll give the link for episode 3 later I have to go to school.
- May 28, 2015 at 9:22 AM
They say Go slow and everything will be alright.
- May 29, 2015 at 10:48 AM
We are interested in lego toys and want to purchase a lot.
Would you offer us the best price about lego technic?
- June 2, 2015 at 11:48 AM
I am a HUGE Lego fan like you!
I just made a Jurassic World YouTube Lego Animation that will blow your mind hopefully! Please check it out. I am really pushing hard to promote this one before the movie comes out in a few days. Check it out and if you like it, would be amazing if you could promote it on your social media like facebook or twitter. No doubt you have a huge following of fans on there! THANKS!!
- June 8, 2015 at 6:33 PM
Hey Admin! I have two things for you
1. I have this for you. It may help you for your blog.
- June 8, 2015 at 6:34 PM
2. and I need a favor can you sign this petition it's a project and I need 100 signatures by Friday. I have been trying to get others, but I still do not even have half.
Thank you
- June 18, 2015 at 10:54 AM
The "script font titles" for all of your articles is very hard to read and makes me leave your site after a coupon of pages. Always trying to "find" the next title
- June 24, 2015 at 8:01 AM
Hi I would like to inform Lego fans that there is a BCA Lego competition in Singapore http://projectbuild.sg/. Will the admin pls help me to post this? tks!
- July 12, 2015 at 9:38 AM
There may be another season other then the ghost season to NINJAGO!
- July 13, 2015 at 12:10 AM
And wait there's more.
I'm worried because of the color she wearing. I like Lloyd, a lot, it better not be what I'm thinking.
- July 15, 2015 at 5:17 PM
Hey Admin did you notice this?
The Sword of Fire is wrong.
- July 16, 2015 at 12:27 PM
Do you think it could have been possible that Morro could have been the Green Ninja, but since he was banished a new one was chosen. He was obedient towards Wu and still remember all the lessons he was taught.
- July 20, 2015 at 10:36 PM
Hey admin, as usual I had another dream about Ninjago. I actually had one two days ago. The first one was how morro got out of the curse Relam again claiming to be the green ninja but this time he didn't mean it because the preinement was controlling all the ghosts' minds. Morro knocked Ronin unconscious in a basement of a bussiness tower over water. Wu and Misako were mad that he was late then found him an hour later.
The second one was when the ninja all explore the cursed realm. They found were Morro's cell was and that it looked like a meditation room.
- July 20, 2015 at 11:07 PM
I'm a big fan of LEGO and your blog and am also an app developer. So in my free time I made a mobile game based on 2048 but using LEGO pieces. Would be great if you could share it with other LEGO enthusiasts!
Thanks, play well! 🙂
- July 24, 2015 at 12:05 PM
OMG! OMG ! admin check this out!
- July 27, 2015 at 7:54 PM
HI there, my name is Giuseppe and I am a "former" LEGO fan . I am using the word FORMER , because I used to play with LEGO when most if not all of you guys were not even born, back in the late Sixties to the late Seventies ! I have an extensive collection of vintage Legoland vehicles and buildings from that era, all in mint condition and still with their original boxes and instructions booklets. My question to you : where can I find a reliable source for appraising them ? I know by surfing eBay and Amazon that some of them are by now already on the triple-digit value !! Such collection is still sitting in Italy, where I was born and raised, but I am planning to bring it here in FL pretty soon. THank you for your time and help :). Best regards from Giuseppe
- July 28, 2015 at 12:04 PM
Hi admin you're in for a laugh. Want to see Chen make a fool of himself?
- August 3, 2015 at 11:46 PM
They keep coming back. I'm referring to the NINJAGO dreams. This time the ninja were in a dark canyon exploring while Dareth was in Nya's ride keeping watch. Cole was telling him to not open the door until they arrived back there. Then Dareth heard the door bell saying "Wow that was fast. " Cole was worried screaming no, but it was too late. Dareth was knocked unconscious by a female with a zombie pirate (not sure if it was a zombie he just looked really messy). After sometime Dareth woke up and she was asking him for some information, but Dareth refused. Then she threaten him that she'll hurt a kid that was aboard with them. Darth gave in as soon as the zombie pirate started to pick the kid like if it were adsorbing his soul.
- August 20, 2015 at 8:05 AM
Hey I was wondering how do I sign in I want to watch lego ninjago's 35 36 37 episodes
- August 21, 2015 at 4:55 PM
Check out this seller on eBay! He has The Force Awakens LEGO for pre-order. Only place I've seen pics.
- August 24, 2015 at 11:01 AM
Hi can I please have he instructions for the mini chess board and pieces it looks really cool!
Thanks, jo
- September 12, 2015 at 9:22 AM
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- September 27, 2015 at 5:52 PM
Hi, I recently discovered a website that has all the ninjago episodes as well as other animated shows without viruses. The website is: http://kisscartoon.me
- September 27, 2015 at 7:17 PM
Hey Admin,
Lego Ambassador Network says you are a LUG with "0 Members". I figure this is how TLG give you stuff and/or stuff at a discount. I'm in Orlando and I know you're a few hours north of me. But any chance this is a LUG you're starting that one could be a member of remotely?
PS – LAN states that Allen has 11938 Members!
- September 27, 2015 at 10:31 PM
Yeah, I figured that was the deal with the member count, just wasn't sure you knew yours was at zero. And I think I got the LUG situation down too, except for the "online" type. Like you my schedule is too full for a local LUG right now. Wanted to make sure I wasn't missing out on some other option that's more formal with benefits (e.g. access to lots of Lego at a discount).
Thanks anyways
- September 28, 2015 at 3:36 PM
- October 7, 2015 at 12:47 PM
So when is the US going to get this?
the UK announced LEGo Doctor Who Dec. 1st!!!
- October 28, 2015 at 12:16 PM
When are you coming to charlotte NC or Columbia SC?
- October 29, 2015 at 1:55 AM
Hi! I just want to know how can I export a garageband file to lego movie maker.
I tried exporting garageband to imovie and it was easy but I need to do the same in Lego Movie Maker
Garagband my song screen: press longer the recorded file and click the share button, click open in. click imovie and then tadaaannn! it opens in imovie
- January 1, 2016 at 9:07 AM
Hi i am looking for the LEGO brick part distributor do you have any contract name or have any suggestion to find some wholesale brick part
- January 1, 2016 at 9:15 AM
Do you have any Lego wholesale brick part website or e-mail distributor
- April 19, 2016 at 12:58 PM
Hello I have a lot of legos sets 100% complete and undamaged with the boxs that I would to sell. Do you know any good site where I can sell?
- July 22, 2016 at 10:02 AM
Hi Admins!
I work at Netbricks.biz. We are a LEGO rental service similar to Pley, but we cater more towards the hardcore LEGO enthusiasts by offering thousands of sets (including the Death Star, Millennium Falcon, Tower Bridge, etc.). Members can pick and choose any sets they want, or anyone (including non-members) can rent any set 'Ala Carte.'
Was wondering if you have had any experience with our service? We are trying to spread the word, as our LEGO enthusiast members have been loving our service!
Take look and give us a whirl – you'll be glad you did! Thanks for your time.
- July 30, 2016 at 12:39 PM
Hi there. I have a 6 year old son who loves Legos. However, it can be a very expensive hobby. I was noticing that there are other brands out that at a much cheaper rate (Lepin, Kazi, Enlighten). I was wondering if you knew if they are truly compatible with Lego brand. Since my son is only 6 he inevitably mixes sets together. Any information that you can provide would be great. Thanks in advance.
- September 24, 2016 at 6:08 AM
Hello, I'm launching a Kickstarter on Tuesday for a product I'm developing to keep the bricks organized. I know how this usually works is I send you one and you review it. However because the product is a big plastic thing the only way I can make one is via a REALLY expensive 3D printing process. Do you think you can post about it on your site on Tuesday? Here's the Kickstarter:
And here's the press release and images:
- September 29, 2016 at 11:25 AM
I have a post suggestion for your helpful site: it seems the Lego Club Junior magazine is ending and recipients are being moved to the "Red Brick or Yellow Brick" version. I couldn't easily tell what this means – I wasn't clear there were these versions – and maybe a quick call/email to Lego with a short write-up would be of interest to your readers.
- November 2, 2016 at 7:17 AM
Dear Admins,
I would like to ask you to have a look at two models I built for Lego Ideas. They represent the wonders of the ancient world and the newly elected ones. I would be very grateful if you could post them. Reaching 10.000 people is not easy and any help would be much appreciated. Should you require more info, please do not hesitate to ask. To show you what I built I added the links:
Thank you for your time
- November 10, 2016 at 2:45 PM
I am looking for the appropriate person who manages digital marketing. I also wrote to several of your team members in that pursuit.
We work with organizations like yours to significantly increase website's ROI, without the need to increase advertising budget.
Could you direct me to the right person to discuss this opportunity?
Alex Suprun
Conversion Optimization Consultant
CRO Rocket
Montreal, Canada
- November 24, 2016 at 6:21 AM
Hello, I want to ask you something. Please I want to buy lego moc boeing b52 plane bomber but I don´t know when can I buy it. you have my email adress and please give me some advice. thank you
- November 29, 2016 at 7:13 PM
I wondering If there is a place I can buy on dvd all the seasons of lego ninjago
- December 21, 2016 at 4:56 PM
I thought you might like this video and possibly the viewers of this website. I am a long time reader of this site and control a YouTube channel with over 7,000 subscribers. I recently made a video on the Top 5 Most Heartbreaking LEGO Disasters. I feel that the final product came out very good and if you want to check it out you can find it here: https://youtu.be/abRSEZQM6EE
Feel free to make a post about it if you enjoy it! I would appreciate that!
- March 3, 2017 at 11:01 AM
Hello my lego fanatics. Sad to say but I need to get arid of my collection and I wanted to know the safest and best way to go about it. I have tons I'm talking star wars (there all put together but on plastic bags near perfect condition, ton of instruction booklets , train set, tons of things. The Famous 3450 B&W Statue of Liberty almost brand new just opened to double check for that $500 instruction booklet. Man Id be writing to much as I'm sure already have done. Anyway sorry if it looks like I'm trying to solicit but not !y intentions at all. Just want advice on a direction to go and the stuff I wrote was intended for people to take me serious. Thanks.
- May 9, 2017 at 3:57 PM
I am looking to buy a new ( lego mind storms ) kit. I heve been told to get an E V 3 current model ?
Any help in this will be great as I know NOT what I am looking for.
Thank you in advance.
- June 28, 2017 at 7:49 PM
Hi, I've been working on improving this LEGO Ideas project for just over a year now, and uploaded it yesterday. What do you think? If you like it I'd really appreciate it if you featured it on your site, as it's going to need some promotion to reach 10,000 supporters!
Thank you,
Emerson 🙂
- December 10, 2017 at 2:18 PM
Any idea if there's a new version coming of the Mindstorms EV 3 set? Should I buy now or should I wait?
- January 4, 2018 at 7:22 PM
My friends and I are in a debate and think you can shed light on the answer. What does the black writing on the LEGO Tile 1 x 1 with Black Writing (Sticky Note / Post-It) with Groove (25389) say? What does it mean?
Ian 🙂
- April 27, 2018 at 4:57 PM
You all might be interested in my ideas project which is a Clockwork Aquarium. It is quite nifty and I have hight hopes if going the 10K distance. I know with your support, it would enjoy an amazing boost.
Just in case you are interested, here is the link.
Thanks for your site either way, I'm a frequent reader.
- June 15, 2018 at 1:08 PM
I have got hold of a lot of bricks that look like lego but are not. The standard bricks are not quite as tall as standard lego bricks and the base is a series of parallel lines. They are all desert khaki coloured so probably make military vehicles. Could someone identify the manufacturer so I can look for build instructions. Thanks
- November 24, 2018 at 6:12 PM
I am trying to find building instructions for a custom build shown in Lego Great Ideas book (2015). It is called "Zycon Shuttle", pg's 48-49 . My grand son and I have been attempting to build it from the pictures in the book, but without much success. Any chance that the complete instructions could be purchased?
Thank you for your time.
Pete Newsom
- January 21, 2019 at 6:39 PM
I wanted to share with you my LEGO Ideas project of Nickelodeon's hit cartoon The Loud House. It includes a 2,500 piece detailed home with bedrooms for all the Loud Family and their car Vanzilla. More photos on the above Flickr. Would be greatly appreciated if you could support on ideas at bit.ly/ideasloudhouse
- January 22, 2019 at 2:43 PM
my son loves to build he wants more and more to build, I'm just writing you to thank you for the gift of imagination that you have helped my son to have he's 8 and loves lego ninjago i hope you never discontinue the show or the kits.
thank you;
jerralyn fehser
- April 21, 2019 at 1:03 PM
Hi! My son's LEGO shelf just came tumbling down three of his Start Wars sets are in pieces. He is devastated. Is there a device that Seoul's take the pieces and try to reassemble without having to take the whole thing apart?
- May 2, 2019 at 7:12 AM
I have bought a box of lego bits that has some partially made models.
Could anyone identify if they are actual kits or just someones made up pieces.
- May 2, 2019 at 9:42 AM
I have e-mailed photo's
- May 18, 2019 at 10:19 AM
Hi everyone and admin,
I have spent 8 months building a Lego Bentley 'Blower', a British racing car that set many lap records and raced in the 1930 Le Mans and French Grand Prix. It has been on Lego ideas for a month now and has 750 supporters.
The model has two new green colours, removable bonnet and working steering using the exact mechanism in the real car. I would be very grateful if you could support and share it. Please take a look at the attached link… https://ideas.lego.com/projects/8af0fc1a-d44e-4cfd-a5eb-0391d8a86553
- May 24, 2019 at 4:26 AM
Hi, very nice website, cheers!
- June 29, 2019 at 12:43 AM
Hello! I am a new music artist for kids and I made a song about LEGOs. The song challenges you to see what you can create in 1:23. I would be so excited if you could listen to the song and give it a review or use it in any way on The Brick Blogger. Thank you for your time!
- August 9, 2019 at 2:35 AM
I am Rachel Stinson from Progos Tech established since 2010. We are passionate about ecommerce web development. We have certified Wordpress/PrestaShop module developers with 5+ years of experience available for long term and short term engagements.
Let me know if you have any task that we can help you with.
Rachel Stinson,
- August 16, 2019 at 7:53 AM
I would be interested in buying the item "McDonald's. I kindly ask if it is possible to send it also in Italy.
Thank you
- September 10, 2019 at 12:09 PM
Hi, I'm trying to get the word out about my LEGO Ideas project Casey Jr., from Dumbo. I wondered if you might be able to help!https://ideas.lego.com/projects/8b153541-1956-42b7-bfec-a8f31755bc7e
- September 10, 2019 at 12:13 PM
I was hoping you could help me. Trying to gather support for my LEGO IDEAs project, Casey Jr. from Dumbo. Thanks!
- September 12, 2019 at 10:53 PM
My name is Aaron and I am the owner of AcryliKing. We are a veteran-owned company and we design and manufacture display stands for LEGO models. I'd love for you to check out our website and consider reviewing our first product!
If you have a Millennium Falcon 75105 or 75212, we'd love to send you our stand for free so you can get hands-on with it.
Please let me know if this is something you'd be interested in.
- December 9, 2019 at 8:59 PM
Hello, i recently signed up to assist with my child's Lego club at school. From what i understand so far, there is very little curriculum or structure to this program. Is there a way to get in touch with someone in my area who might be able to come in and help the kids build certain structures? Maybe a certified engineer in my area? Happy to send you my zip code to help put me in touch with someone in my area
Thank you,
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May 11, 2005: From the Editor
It was Alumni Day, 1958, and President Robert Goheen '40 *48 was speaking to Princetonians about one of the best-known — and controversial, even then — features of University life: the eating clubs, and options for students who didn't belong.
"No mature observer close to the Princeton scene could fail to see today that the postwar years have brought severely increased pressures upon the working of the club system and have made it increasingly disruptive of academic life," Goheen said. "This is not because of the nature of the clubs. It is an inevitable accompaniment of the enlarged and more variegated and — I make bold to say, more seriously minded — undergraduate body of the past 15 years." Supplementing students' social and dining options, he said, was "a high priority."
Goheen was speaking about a student body that had swelled with veterans and included small but growing numbers of Jews, minority students, and others from backgrounds that traditionally had been poorly represented at Princeton. But to those on campus today, as the University prepares for larger classes with ever-more-qualified students coming from many backgrounds and regions around the world, Goheen's words might ring familiar.
On page 30 in this issue, Richard Just '01, a former editor of the Daily Princetonian, considers the role of the eating clubs in building community at Princeton — at today's Princeton, which Just knows well, and the Princeton of half a century ago. As in previous generations, the majority of upperclass students today join clubs; University administrators estimate the figure at 70 percent. But while many students find a warm and welcoming home in the club system, not everyone is happy with it.
Today, a University task force is studying ways to improve social and dining options in the expanded residential college system, to supplement what the clubs offer. "We're all hoping for a residential college plan that will create more fluidity in the interactions between students who are in the colleges, those who are in clubs, and those who choose to be independent," says Janet Smith Dickerson, vice president for campus life. "The boundaries are somewhat sharp now, and we have students who report feeling that they are not included in Princeton's distinctive social community. Our goal is to develop a system where everyone has a sense of belonging." (For another view, click here to read the President's Page.)
It's likely that adjustments will be made on both sides of Washington Road.
Eating clubs are a topic on which Princetonians have strong and varied opinions, and we would like to hear yours. How can this old tradition become more effective in building true community among Princetonians today? Write to PAW at firstname.lastname@example.com or 194 Nassau St., Suite 38, Princeton, N.J., 08542. We will publish responses in our letters column and at www.princeton.edu/paw.

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For too long, the Food and Drug Administration under President Obama was a pretty big disappointment to women. But this week's decision to make generic emergency contraception (sometimes known as the morning after pill or Plan B) available to women without a prescription, marks the latest move in an improved path toward policy backed by science instead of politics.The key here is that the age restrictions have been lifted, so that emergency contraception is available over the counter without any age restrictions. Although sexual activity among American teenagers has recently shown a slight downward trend, the latest data still show that more than one-in-four never-married girls aged 15-17 has been sexually active. They needed this added protection from unintended pregnancy.
This blog is intended to go along with Population: An Introduction to Concepts and Issues, by John R. Weeks, published by Cengage Learning. The latest edition is the 13th (it will be out in January 2020), but this blog is meant to complement any edition of the book by showing the way in which demographic issues are regularly in the news.
You can download an iPhone app for the 13th edition from the App Store (search for Weeks Population).
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Friday, March 7, 2014
A Small Victory for Women's Reproductive Rights
Women's reproductive rights have been routinely under attack in the US over the past few years, but there was a small victory this week, as reported by HuffingtonPost:
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Classical Ballet
We believe Ballet provides a good postural foundation for all Genres of dance.
At present Ballet classes are open & also following the Living Dance Curriculum.
This year we are providing the option for those who desire to do Exams through the Living Dance International Curriculum. www.livingdanceinternational.com
From age 3 to 7 - we incorporate a taste of Ballet in all classes along with other styles of dance.
Junior Ballet - From age 6-7 up to 10 depending on ability. 1 Hour class, starting with barre work and progressing to centre practise.
Middle Ballet - From age 9-10 to High school age. 1 Hour of classical technique, Barre and centre work.
Senior Ballet - High school age up. 1&1/2 Hour of Barre and centre work with contemporary incorporated. The option of POINT WORK is offered after this class.
Adult Experienced - Intermediate / Advanced levels. 1&1/4 Hour class of Barre & centre work.
Adult / Teen Beginners - 1 Hour of Barre and centre work, lets start at the very beginning.


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Invited Lectures, Seminars, Workshops: Categories
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Camila is a thought-provoking and engaging speaker who has presented all over the world, as detailed below. She is always interested in new speaking opportunities where she can share her knowlege with library and related groups. Follow this link to email Camila about your event.
Library Society of China Academic Library Division & Northeast Normal University Conference, Northeast Normal University, Changchun, China, June, 2013. "Embracing Change:Working in the University Digital Library World.
Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong, China, November, 2012. "Trends in Academic Libraries." (Speaker for JULAC Consortium Libraries)
ExLibris Information Technology National Conference, United International College, Zhuhai, China, November, 2012. "New Technologies, New Environments, and New Services: Why Emotionally Intelligent Leadership is Critical For Successful Change." (Keynote address)
Shanghai Normal University AND Tonji University, Shanghai, China, November , 2012. "Trends in Academic Libraries" (Speaker)
Capital Normal University Third International Conference on Collaboration & Resource-Sharing, Beijing, China, October, 2012. "Library Consortia's Role in Collaboration & Resource-Sharing." (Keynote address)
Trejo-Foster Foundation Institute IX, Chihuahua, Mexico, October, 2012. "Equity of Access…Yes or No? Serving Latinos in the United States ." (Keynote address)
U.S. State Department, Mexico (Puebla), 2011, "Emotional Intelligence Leadership" (Keynote address)
Chinese Academic Librarians Conference, Shangxi University, Taiyuan, China. "U.S. Trends in Academic Libraries" (Keynote speaker; panelist).
U.S. State Department, Brazil (Rio de Janiero & Sao Paolo). "Library Advocacy."
U.S. State Department, Spain (Madrid, Zaragoza, Valencia).
International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA), Milan, Italy. "Libraries Creating Futures for the Women of the World" (speaker/panellist); "Library Advocacy" (speaker)
CLA/APLA/NLLA/ 2007 National Conference, St. Johns, Newfoundland, Canada, May 25, 2007, co-presenter: "Coming Down from the Ivory Tower: Advocating for the Academic Library on Campus!"
International Librarians Colloquium of the University of Guadalajara, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, November 28 - 30, 2005; "Preparing the Academic Librarian for the New Millennium."
University of Puerto Rico, San Juan, Puerto Rico, December 2004; "The Value of an Academic Library to the University Community."
IFLA Annual Conference, Buenos Aires, Argentina, August 2004; Panelist: "Professional Librarianship 2004: Development and Training."
Pueblo City & County Public Library District, February, 2013, "Embracing Change: Customers & Courage" (Keynote Address)
Reforma National Conference, Denver, CO, September 15, 2011, Preconference co-presenter; Adelante! Developing Latino Library Leaders as Change Agents
As ALA President - spoke at most all state conferences/other conferences on initiative –"Frontline Library Advocacy;" leadership development, emotional intelligence leadership, etc. 2008-2010
Reforma National Conference, El Paso, TX, September 19, 2008, Co-presenter; "Born to Lead – The Power and Passion of Leadership."
ALA Annual Conference, June 22, 2007: ALA Staff Empowerment Conference: "My Library's a Disaster! Now What Do We Do?"
ALA Annual Conference, June 23, 2007: LAMA Program Speaker/Panelist: "Insurance and Crises: Lessons Learned."
ALA Annual Conference, June 25, 2007: Reforma Program Speaker/Panelist: "The Color of Leadership."
Special Library Association National Conference, Denver, Colorado, June 5, 2007; Speaker: "Managerial Leadership and Diversity: Where Do You Fall?
ARL Second Annual Leadership Institute, held at ALA Midwinter Conference, San Antonio, Texas, January 21-22, 2006; "Designing Your Professional Career."
ALA Annual Conference, Chicago, Illinois, June 28, 2005; National Dialogue on the Curriculum of Readiness for the 21st Century Librarian. Panelist, "Plenary Session I: Preparing Leaders for 21st Century Library and Information Service."
ARL Leadership and Career Development Program, Santa Fe, New Mexico, August 19, 2003; "Getting from There to Here: Personal Observations and Advice for Minority Academic Library Administrators."
ALA Annual Conference, Toronto, Canada, June 22, 2003; Panelist, Topic: "BCALA – Minorities in Academic Librarianship: An Orientation to the Issues."
ALA Annual Conference, Toronto, Canada, June 22, 2003; Speaker/Panelist, Topic: "APALA: Building Our Community."
ALA Annual Conference, Toronto, Canada, June 21, 2003; Panelist, Topic: "Library Management and Leadership: Theory vs. Practice."
ALA National Town Hall Meeting, Recruitment @ your library, April 26, 2002; Keynote Speaker, Topic: "Changing Demographics and Changing Lives: The Role Library Recruitment Plays in Equity of Access."
3rd National Diversity Conference for Academic Libraries, Iowa City, Iowa, April 3, 2002: Luncheon Speaker, Topic: "Lunch with Academic Libraries: A Salad for Diversity and a Recipe for Organizational Change."
American Library Association, National Spectrum Scholars' Institute, San Jose, California, June 13, 2001; Keynote Speaker, Topic: "Committing to the Challenge: The Task of Becoming a Leader of Color."
Library of Congress and the Association of Research Libraries, "Bicentennial Symposium on the Strategic Stewardship of Cultural Resources," Washington, D.C., October 30-31, 2001; Speaker/Panelist, Topic: "The Silver Lining: Coping with Theft, Vandalism, Deterioration, and Bad Press."
American Library Association, Annual Conference, Association of College and Research Libraries, Racial and Ethnic Diversity Committee, Chicago, Illinois, July 11, 2001; Speaker/Panelist, Topic: "A Model for Library Faculty Retention."
American Library Association, National Spectrum Scholars' Institute, Oak Brook, Illinois, July 5, 2000; Speaker, Topic: "Committing to the Challenge: The Task of Becoming a Leader of Color."
American Library Association, Annual Conference, New Members Roundtable President's Program, Chicago, Illinois, July 8, 2000; Co-presenter, Topic: "Get Hired! Interview Skills for Information Professionals."
Association of Research Libraries, Leadership and Career Development Program, Broomfield, Colorado, August 17-22, 1999; Guest Presenter: "A Day in the Life of an ARL Dean."
The Black Caucus of The American Library Association, The 4th National Conference of African American Librarians, Las Vegas, Nevada, July 19-22, 1999; Presentation Topic: "Serving Latinos: Heart, Soul, and Library Services."
American Library Association, Annual Conference, ALA Awards Committee Program, New Orleans, Louisiana, June 27, 1999; Panel Member: "An Awarding Experience: An Introduction to the Awards Process."
American Library Association, FIRST National Spectrum Initiative Leadership Institute, New Orleans, Louisiana, June 23-25, 1999; Participant: "Recruiting for Diversity: Spectrum and Beyond."
Association of College and Research Libraries, 9th National Conference, Detroit, Michigan, April 8-11, 1999; Reactor: "Shifting Gears: A University President's View."
Association of Research Libraries, Leadership and Career Development Institute, Palm Coast, Florida, February 1998; Presentation: "A Day in the Life of an ARL Dean."
American Library Association, Annual Conference, LA New Members Roundtable Annual Orientation Program, Washington, DC, June 27, 1998; Main Speaker: "Networking for Success in the Next Millennium."
REFORMA National Conference, Austin, Texas, August 23, 1996; Speaker/ Panelist: "Getting There: Latino Library Directors Share Their Career Strategies."
Chapter Relations Committee, American Library Association Annual Conference, New York City, July 1996; Presentation: "Walking the Walk: The Colorado Perspective."
Association of College and Research Libraries, National Conference, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, March 1995; Paper Presentation with Jay Schafer; Paper Topic: "Changing a Library Services Faculty Model: The Major & Minor (M & M) Approach."
Public Library Association, Fifth Annual Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, March 24, 1994; Joint Presentation with Orlando Archibeque; Seminar Topic: "Latinos in America: Heart, Soul and Library Services."
National Conference of African American Librarians, Black Caucus of the American Library Association, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, August 5, 1994; Panel Topic: "Stop Talking and Start Doing? Recruitment and Retention of Minorities at the State and Local Level."
Sixty Seventh Annual Conference of the South Carolina Library Association, Charleston, South Carolina, December 8, 1993; Keynote Speech: "Focus on Library Professionalism and Leadership."
District of Columbia Library Association, Spring Banquet, Washington, D.C., May 7, 2008, Speaker; "Resonant Leadership: How to Stay Energized in the Workplace."
Utah Library Association/ Mountain Plains Library Association Annual Conference, Salt Lake City UT April 30, 2008, Presenter; "Reaching Out to Spanish Speaking Audiences."
Utah Library Association/Mountain Plains Library Association Annual Conference, Salt Lake City UT April 31, 2008, Panel Moderator; "Great Issues Forum: Immigration and Libraries."
Texas Library Association Annual Conference, San Antonio, Texas, April 12, 2007; Speaker/Panelist: "Disaster Strikes! Lessons Learned from a Series of Unfortunate Events"
HELIN Library Consortium Annual Conference, Smithfield, Rhode Island, January 12, 2005, "What's Up With the M Word? Marketing an Academic Library."
Heartland Chapter, REFORMA, Kansas City, Missouri, September 25, 2004. "Outreach and Marketing to your Latino Communities."
University of Missouri-Columbia Library School, September 24, 2004. "The M Word: Marketing an Academic Library."
Mountains and Plains Library Association Conference, Lake Tahoe, Nevada, November 5-8, 2003, Pre-Conference Program: "Born to Lead?"
Oklahoma Department of Libraries, Elk City, Alva, Ada, and Tulsa-Martin, March 3-6, 2003, Workshop Topic: "Serving Your Hispanic Communities."
Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives, Bowling Green and Lexington, July 12-13, 2001, Workshop Topic: "Library Services for the Spanish Speaking Community."
Innovative Interfaces, Directors' Retreat, Berkeley, California, February 4-5, 2001; Panelist, Topic: "Multi-Type Library Resource Sharing: The Making of Prospector."
The Chicago Public Library Conference, Chicago, Illinois, November 16, 1999; Scholars in Residence, Keynote: "Imagine Libraries: A Salad for Diversity and Recipe for Organizational Change."
Texas Library Association 1999 Annual Conference, Dallas, Texas, April 20-23, 1999; Speaker Topic: "Serving Latinos: Heart, Soul, and Library Services."
Association of College and Research Libraries' New England Chapter Conference, University of Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut, Fall 1999; Keynote Presentation "What's Up with the 'M' word?: Marketing Services of the Academic Library."
Nevada Library Association, Las Vegas, Nevada, October 1-4, 1998; Panel Member: "Leadership Now and Beyond 2000." and: Speaker: "Library Services to Latino Communities."
6th Annual California Association of Research Libraries Annual Conference, Newport Beach, California, September 11-12, 1998; Keynote Presentation: "Passion and Pressure to Plans and Partnerships: A Statewide Model."
The 30th Annual SUNYLA Conference, Fredonia, New York, June 3-5, 1998; Keynote Presentation: "From Calamity to Cooperation."
ULA/MPLA Joint Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah, May 6-9, 1998; Presentation Topic: "Library Advocacy Now!"
Nevada Library Association Annual Conference, October 1997; Seminar: "Library Services to Latino Communities."
Montana Library Association Annual Conference, Helena, Montana, April 1996; Workshop: "Montanans Can't Wait: Library Advocacy Now!"
Clarion University, Clarion, Pennsylvania, March 30, 1995; Colloquium Speech: "Multiculturalism in Libraries: Preparing MLS Graduates."
1994 Tri Conference, Partnerships in Education, Salina, Kansas, April 8, 1994; Joint Presentation with Orlando Archibeque; Topic: "Invisible Minority: Hispanics, Libraries and Life Long Learning."
Colorado Library Association/Mountain Plains Library Association Joint Conference, Snowmass, Colorado, October 2, 1993; Joint Presentation with Orlando Archibeque; Topic: "Invisible Minority: Hispanics, Libraries & Life Long Learning."
Wyoming Library Association Annual Conference, Casper, Wyoming; Presentation Topic: "What Do You Say After You Say 'Hello': Grassroots Lobbying."
University of Colorado Excellence of Diversity Regional Symposium, Denver, Colorado, 1990; Paper Topic: "Motivation of Minority Students in Higher Education."
Adelante Mujer 1990 Regional Conference, Denver, Colorado, 1990; Topic: "Job Search Strategies for Hispanic Women."
Border Regional Library Association, Annual Conference, El Paso, TX, October 17, 2008, Keynote Speaker; "Leadership for the New Millennium: Service, Demographics, Technology, and Cooperation."
Washington Association of Library Employees (WALE), 17th Annual Conference, Olympia, WA, October 3, 2008, Featured Speaker; Library Employees As Leaders: How "Emotional" Are You?
Annual Gathering at the Graduate School of Library and Information Studies at the University of Rhode Island,April 18, 2008, Keynote Speaker; "Leadership for the New Millennium: Service, Demographics, and Technology."
NYC Chapter Special Libraries Association, February 26, 2008: "Dealing with Diversity: Transforming Your Library's Work Environment."
Mississippi State University Libraries' Advocacy Symposium, Starkville, Mississippi, February 16, 2006; "Advocacy from the Front Line."
Academic Library Association of Ohio Annual Conference, Columbus, Ohio, November 4, 2005; "ACRL Looks to the Future."
Long Island Library Research Council, 14th Annual Conference on Libraries and Future, Dowling College, Oakdale, New York, October 21, 2005; "Changing Demographics: Developing Cultural Competencies."
Illinois Library Association Conference, Peoria, Illinois, October 11, 2005, "Leading During a Crisis: Someone Has to Do It!"
South Dakota Library Association Conference, Pierre, South Dakota, October 6, 2005, "Beyond the Ivory Tower: Why Grassroots Advocacy Efforts are Critical to the Academic Library."
Florida Library Association Conference, Jacksonville, Florida, April 12, 2005, "Imagine Libraries! A Salad for Diversity and Recipe for Organizational Change."
Native American Librarians Special Interest Group, Isleta Pueblo, New Mexico, December 2, 2004. "Library Advocacy Now! Lobbying for Native American Libraries."
Wichita State University Libraries Faculty Development Seminar, Wichita, Kansas, May 16, 2005. "Marketing the Academic Library: Telling Your Libraries Story."
New Mexico Library Association Conference, Las Cruces, New Mexico, April 21, 2004; Pre-Conference Workshop: "Library Advocacy Now! Lobbying for Libraries."
METRO Library Recruiting and Retention Symposium, New York, New York, September 10, 2003; Panel Presentation: "Recruiting Diverse Employees."
New Mexico Library Association Annual Conference, Albuquerque, New Mexico, April 24, 2003; Presentation: "Making Hay While the Sun Shines: Capitalizing on Resource Sharing and GO Bond Funds" and Panelist: "REFORMA Salutes Library Education in New Mexico."
Colorado Library Association, College and University/Technical Services Divisions, Joint Spring Workshop, March 29, 2002; Keynote Speaker, Topic: "It is the Best of Times, It is the Worst of Times: Collections and Services in the New Millennium."
Colorado Library Association College and University Division Annual Spring Meeting, Fort Collins, Colorado, May 17, 1999; Presentation: "Working with Institutional Stakeholders."
The 11th Annual Young Adult Literature Conference, Denver, Colorado, April 17, 1999; Panel Presentation: "Reaching Across Cultures."
CARL Alliance Forum, Denver, Colorado, November 15, 1994; Invited Respondent; Topic: "Telecommunications: Options for Connecting to CARL, An Administrator's Perspective."
Colorado Library Association Annual Conference, Keystone, Colorado, November 6, 1994; Joint presentation with Orlando Archibeque; Topic: "Librotalk: The Latino Fiction Combination Plate."
Colorado Library Association Annual Conference, Keystone, Colorado, November 5, 1994; Panel Moderator: "Menudo: A Conversation with Latino Authors in the Multicultural Stew."
Denver Public Library, Denver, Colorado, October 25, 1994; Book discussion presented with Orlando Archibeque; Topic: "The Top 10 Latino Writers."
Colorado Library Association, Public Library Division, Aurora, Colorado, May 6, 1994; Joint Presentation with Orlando Archibeque; Topic: "Hispanics in Colorado: A Snapshot of Public Library Services."
Pikes Peak Community College, Colorado Springs, Colorado, May 3, 1994; Keynote Speech: "Cinco de Mayo: Symbols of the Past, Success for the Future."
Colorado Education Media Association Annual Conference, Colorado Springs, Colorado, February 11, 1994; Joint Presentation with Orlando Archibeque; Topic: "Hispanics in Schools: Heart, Soul, and Library Media Services."
High Plains Library Service System Retreat, Estes Park, Colorado, September 23, 1993, Joint Presentation with Orlando Archibeque; Topic: "Library Services for Hispanics."
Library Skills Institute, Crested Butte, Colorado, September 15 17, 1993; Presenter: "Professionalism is a State of Mind."
Colorado Library Association, College and University Division Spring Conference, May 7, 1993; Reactor/Panelist: "Virtually Working in a Virtual Library: 2013."
Three River Library System Mini Retreat, Glenwood Springs, Colorado, April 29, 1993; Joint Presentation with Orlando Archibeque; Topic: "Hispanics in Colorado: Heart, Soul, and Library Services."
University of Colorado at Boulder, CU Boulder Libraries Faculty Research Seminar Series, Boulder, Colorado, November 15, 1991; Topic: "Types of Research Methodologies: Practical Applications."
Denver Public Library Staff Career Day, Denver, Colorado, March 1, 1991; Workshop Topic: "Job Search Strategies: Marketing Yourself."
Pikes Peak Community College, Pikes Peak, Colorado, 1991; Presenter; "Mentor/Mentee Program for Ethnic Student Enrichment Program."
Pikes Peak Community College Workshop, Pikes Peak, Colorado, 1990; Keynote Speech: "A Dimension of Style: Classified Staff's Contributions to Quality in Higher Education."
Woodland Park Public Library, Woodland Park, Colorado, 1990; Topic: "Re Entering the Job Market."
Colorado State University, International Conference of the International Colloquium of the Associacion Europea de Profesores de Espanol, Speaker: "Un Poquito de SALSA – A Successful Academic Latino Shares Her Accomplishments."
University of Denver, Graduate Library and Information Services Program, Denver, Colorado, October 1999; Workshop: "Marketing Yourself: Job Search Strategies for Information Professionals."
University of Denver, Graduate Library and Information Services Program, Denver, Colorado, October 1996; Workshop: "Marketing Yourself: Job Search Strategies for Information Professionals."
Auraria Library, Denver, Colorado, April 14, 1993; Presentation: "Professionalism is a State of Mind."
Forum on Amendment #1, Sponsored by the Metro Area Parapros, Auraria Campus, Denver, Colorado, March 25, 1994; Panelist.
Dialogues in Diversity, Sponsored by the Anti Defamation League Women's Leadership Committee, Denver, Colorado, March 1, 1993; Briefing Panelist.
University of Colorado at Denver Workshop, 1990; Topic: "Putting Your Best Foot Forward: Job Search Strategies for Minority Students."


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Enterprise Server log records are captured in the server log. The server log is named server.log by default and is typically located in domain-dir/logs. You can change the default name or location of the server log by using the Administration Console.
In addition to the server log, the domain-dir/logs directory contains the following additional logs:
HTTP service access logs, located in the /access subdirectory
Transaction service logs, located in the /tx subdirectory
When the server log reaches the specified size in bytes, the log is rotated and renamed with a timestamp name to server.log_date, where date is the date and time that the file was rotated. You can also rotate this log manually by following instructions in Rotating the Server Log.
Enterprise Server log records follow a uniform format:
[#|yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss.SSS-Z|Log Level|ProductName-Version|LoggerName|Key Value Pairs|Message|#]
[# and #] mark the beginning and end of the record.
The vertical bar (|) separates the fields of the record.
yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss.SSSS-Z specifies the date and time that the record was created. For example: 2006-10-21T13:25:53.852-0400
Log Level specifies the desired log level. You can select any of the following values: SEVERE, WARNING, INFO, CONFIG, FINE, FINER, and FINEST. The default is INFO.
ProductName-Version refers to the current version of the Enterprise Server. For example: glassfish
LoggerName is a hierarchical logger namespace that identifies the source of the log module. For example: javax.enterprise.system.core
Key Value Pairs refers to pairs of key names and values, typically a thread ID. For example: _ThreadID=14;
Message is the text of the log message. For all Enterprise Server SEVERE and WARNING messages and for many INFO messages, the message begins with a message ID that consists of a module code and a numerical value. For example: CORE5004
An example log record might look like this:
[#|2006-10-21T13:25:53.852-0400|INFO|GlassFish10.0|javax.enterprise. system.core|_ThreadID=13;|CORE5004: Resource Deployed: [cr:jms/DurableConnectionFactory].|#]
The Administration Console presents log records in a more readable display.


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May 23, 2009
Infopeople's book maven Michael Cart reports in his latest podcast on the recent Reading the World XI conference held at the University of San Francisco and muses about the importance of multicultural literature.
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posted by: Site Admin | 0 comments | Jets Player Release
Fan favorite RB Danny Woodhead lasted only one day on the Jets' active roster, as the Gang Green waived him along with RB Brandon Renkart, P Reggie Hodges and OT Mike Kracalik to make room for four new additions they acquired on Sunday. The Jets signed P A.J. Trapasso Sunday off waivers after he was cut by the Titans. The other additions were FB Jason Davis (Bears) and TE Matthew Mulligan (Titans) and QB Kevin O'Connell (traded from the Lions for an undisclosed draft pick ).
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Tonight the New York Jets will take on the Philadelphia Eagles in the final preseason game of the season. The starters are expected to play just one series, leaving plenty of time for the players battling for the remaining roster spots. As head coach Rex Ryan said the other day, there are still about half dozen roster spots up for grabs, and tonight's game is basically the final chance for backups to claim them.


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I made a special (healthy) Halloween breakfast this morning a-la Oh She Glows.
It was dreen, but not dross!
(Though the kids scared Ken out of trying it and he had chocolate milk.)
Monday, 31 October 2011
Tuesday, 25 October 2011
Fire at will
I don't know why that felt like a suitable title - but here's a quick update in whatever order the photos uploaded.
We had an unscheduled Sunday on the weekend - no special dinners, no feeding the missionaries, no youth meetings. Carmen pulled out The Game of Life and we saw in through to the painful end, just to say we did it (and never have to do it again). Chloe was losing badly, so she put on Ken's cap and hoodie and called herself a hobo.
Steven got glasses. For free! From clearlycontacts.ca with a coupon code from Uncle Mark. (Thank-you!) The contact lens thing wasn't working out so well on school mornings.
Steven has his last regular season game today. The defence has only allowed 22 points all season! It's interesting how Steven playing defence has changed the way I watch an NFL game. Apparently I used to watch football from an offensive perspective.
We did an apple pie project with my parents and Marie this month - I had the brilliant idea of bringing latex gloves from work so that my fingernails weren't black by the end of the day from handling juicy apples.
Carmen saw this on Pinterest. My goal is to actually do the things we see on Pinterest, to move beyond the pinning. Good thing we have more Fridays off school than usual this year - we can using them for Pinterest Projects!
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Monday, 10 October 2011
Johnston Canyon, Banff
It's a little embarrassing to have lived in Calgary for 19 years and to only have visited Johnston Canyon for the first time this weekend. This is the hike that Calgarians say to each other:
"We could just go hike Johnston Canyon . . ."
Johnston Canyon was breathtaking. It is largely a suspended path winding along the canyon wall.
We'll have to do it again mid-summer sometime so that we can have a high sun and maybe get fewer shadows in our photos.
Beautiful spots all along the way.
And two impressive waterfalls. This first waterfall can be more closely accessed through a tunnel in the rock wall, which makes it all the more smashing.
Steven's been doing some photography for a Venture Scout Award. (He needed an outdoor hobby "not a sport". Ask me how difficult it is for Steven to pursue something outdoors non-atheltic.)
The upside of me not being the one holding the camera - more pictures of Ken & I!
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Saturday, 8 October 2011
It's about time these kids started taking care of me!
I wear a brace on my left wrist at night to keep me from bending it in a way that aggravates my carpel tunnel syndrome. The problem is that I like to sleep on my stomach with my head on my hands (hmm, could that be the real problem?) and my brace is not so comfortable to rest on. So last night Steven taped my up wrist - something he learned in his Sports Med class at school (the pink tape is for football for October) and ah! what a nice sleep I had.
Thank-you Steven!
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Father's Day for the Ages
June 13, 2014
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Sunday is Father's Day, perhaps one of the best days of the year for me. As with most one-day holidays, the Weiner's turn it into a weekend-long event. And for me, it's one of the precious few occasions I get to spend with all five of my children together in the same place at the same time.
With two in college and working summer jobs, one Monday-Friday and the other Saturday-Wednesday, getting them together for a weekend with their younger siblings, all under the same roof, is truly a treat for me. But our Father's Day get-together will be an extended family affair - my mother, brother, mother-in-law, sisters- and brother-in-law, nieces, and aunt and uncle will all be at our house to celebrate, probably around 20 of us all told. There's nothing like standing behind the grill on Father's Day afternoon, with most if not all of your family, just enjoying the day and having everyone together.
Since the weather forecast in the Northeast is for sun most of the weekend, we'll do a variety of things including biking, playground, scootering, pool, beach, perhaps a few holes of golf and of course, lots of eating and drinking. All in all, it's the best gift this particular father could ask for.
As I get older, these days become more precious to me year after year. My father passed away in 1978, 36 years ago. He was 45, I was 20. That's 36 Father's Days we missed. My oldest is already 22; my youngest, 22 months. I can only hope I am lucky enough to get enough more years to see all five of my children enjoy as many Father's Days with their own families as I have enjoyed with them.
Happy Father's Day, everyone!
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Tubular Knob Series Special Design for Standard Duty 6072ET-AC
Meets with ANSI A156.2 Grade 3. Exceeds 20,0000 cycles.
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With the draft behind us and free agency underway, we've tracked down all the Nuggets-related reports and rumors from around the league, listed in reverse chronology.
Nuggets draft pickup Jusuf Nurkic unlikely to join Denver next season, I'm told. Problem is Croatian club buyout, exceeds €1M.
— David Pick (@IAmDPick) July 3, 2014
Along with Grizzlies, Mike Miller tells @Sports56WHBQ #Middays that he has talked with Clippers, Nuggets, Rockets, and Thunder
— Rob Fischer (@thefishnation) July 2, 2014
The Denver Nuggets have considered trading JaVale McGee and/or Wilson Chandler, according to league sources.
— Alex Kennedy (@AlexKennedyNBA) July 2, 2014
Kenneth Faried's future
Just off phone with DEN GM Tim Connelly. Nuggets are meeting with Kenneth Faried's agent next week, hope to sign him to an extension.
— Zach Lowe (@ZachLowe_NBA) June 27, 2014
Analyzing the Nuggets' draft haul
After a night filled with trades and many unexpected moves — you know, the usual for the NBA draft — the Nuggets came away with 6-foot-11 Bosnian center Jusuf Nurkic, Michigan State shooting guard Gary Harris, Serbian center Nikola Jokic and a future second-rounder, while sending Anthony Randolph to Chicago.
Some of us — OK maybe just one of us — are baffled by the Nurkic and Jokic picks? Why do the Nuggets need more centers? Why do they need guys that may never suit up in an NBA uniform? And after taking one, why did they need to go after another in the second round?
Harris, however, I applaud. Even with Arron Afflalo in the mix now, the more shooters, the better (see: San Antonio) and his perimeter defense will be huge for Denver.
But let's take a look at what others are saying about the Nuggets' draft haul:
Zach Lowe, Grantland:
"Denver turned one asset into two, which is a smart thing when you're a solid team that would like to keep itself in the running for a franchise-shaking trade. Sure, you can wonder if the Nuggets would have made the Afflalo deal had they known Harris would have been available at no. 19, but they couldn't have known, and Harris is going to be a rookie.
" … the odds are still against Denver winning two rounds in the West next season. It's probably more likely the Nuggets miss the playoffs again than pull that kind of noise."
Matt Moore, CBSSports.com:
Nurkic: "(Brian) Shaw needs a rim protector but this seems like a reach. He´s versatile, but they could have filled other needs. Grade: C-"
Harris: "They need more shooting, and Harris provides that. He´s small, but he´s behind a bigger Arron Afflalo. Harris will make them better. Grade: B"
Jokic: "What? Jusef Nurkic wasn´t enough? Grade: F"
Nate Timmons, Denver Stiffs:
Nurkic: "Brian Shaw likes big men that can play with their back to the basket and play in the pick-and-pop. Nurkic can definitely play in the post and will be a load for defender to handle."
Harris: "Harris is good enough to earn playing time right away. He will likely push (Randy) Foye for minutes and could make Foye expendable this season."
Reid Forgrave, FoxSports.com:
"Great job by the Nuggets of parlaying one first-rounder into two. Nurkic is a skilled man-child who could do some damage inside and outside the paint. And Harris is an excellent two-way player. Grade: A-"
SB Nation:
"Nurkic is a huge center prospect who bruises opponents on the boards and can finish around the rim. He fouls and turns the ball over ton, so he might not be ready to play immediately, but he's the second-best center prospect in the draft. The Nuggets will be happy grabbing him at 16. UPSIDE A · FIT B+ · IMMEDIATE IMPACT D"
Mark Kiszla, The Denver Post:
"If you don't like new Denver rookie center Jusuf Nurkic, his policeman father will come to your house and scare the bad attitude right out of you."
Nuggets bring back a shooting guard
Arron Afflalo is returning to Denver. The Nuggets acquired the shooting guard in a draft-day trade with Orlando in exchange for Evan Fournier and the No. 56 pick. According to sources for The Post's Christopher Dempsey, Afflalo will remain with the Nuggets and not be used in a subsequent trade, perhaps filling the team's need for help at shooting guard.
Afflalo's trade value not as high as some appear to think. Likely he turns down '15-16 option, making him an expiring now.
— Zach Lowe (@ZachLowe_NBA) June 26, 2014
Remember: Afflalo's market is basically good teams, and many are capped out. Would need to send salary back to ORL. DEN had trade exception.
— Zach Lowe (@ZachLowe_NBA) June 26, 2014
Afflalo said he's excited to return to Denver. Mentioned lots of guys on the Denver roster by name. #Nuggets
— Josh Robbins (@JoshuaBRobbins) June 26, 2014
The Magic's continuous losing was like torture to Afflalo. Still, I'm told he and his agent did NOT request a trade.
— Josh Robbins (@JoshuaBRobbins) June 26, 2014
Lawson on The Fan about the draft, he thought before AAA trade team would get SG like Stauskas, Harris. Now he's on board w/ BPA w/ upside.
— Nate Timmons (@Nate_Timmons) June 26, 2014
Latest on one Nuggets prospect
NBA draft rumor: Multiple league sources believe that Zach LaVine has a promise from the Minnesota Timberwolves at No. 13.
— Alex Kennedy (@AlexKennedyNBA) June 25, 2014
LeBron sweepstakes? Nuggets want in
LeBron James's agent informed the Miami Heat that the league's top player will opt out of the final two years on his contract and test free agency, starting July 1. This doesn't mean James will actually leave Miami, but it does give the other 29 teams a chance to court him … again. And the Nuggets will not be sitting this one out. Writes The Post's Chris Dempsey:
The Nuggets are far removed from the initial national conversations concerning the next landing spot for LeBron James, but they'll not let the opportunity pass by without at least making their interest known.
Interest is one thing. Making room for him is another. And for the Nuggets to actually have a shot at James, clearing the books will not be easy:
Fitting James onto the Nuggets' roster would entail clearing out a truckload of contracts. The best route, but not the only one, to clear enough cap room would be through moving the contracts of JaVale McGee ($11.2 million), Danilo Gallinari ($10.8 million) and Wilson Chandler ($6.7 million) for next season. And they'd have to do all of that without getting comparable contracts in return, which would be extremely difficult.
Bulls have talked to Nuggets about trading picks
Per Sean Deveney of Sporting News:
Even before the chase of Carmelo Anthony begins, the Bulls are actively seeking ways to bolster their offense and could move into the upper part of the draft in search of more shooting.
Chicago has had multiple talks with Orlando, both about the No. 12 pick and shooting guard Arron Afflalo, and with Denver about No. 11, but a source told Sporting News that the Bulls have also engaged with the Kings in a potential deal for the No. 8 pick.
Don't count out Saric just yet
Despite ESPN.com's report that Dario Saric is likely staying overseas for a couple of years, The Post's Chris Dempsey believes there are still reasons, financial and otherwise, that the Nuggets may still consider him at No. 11.
Saric's contract would give him an out after the 2015-16 season, and that would be perfect timing for the Nuggets. If the team made no roster moves whatsoever, it would only have Ty Lawson's contract on the books at $13.2 million for the 2016-17 season. That's it.
Bringing in Saric at that point, Dempsey writes, would be an easy move, and possibly a smart one since he'll be only 22 and have professional experience overseas.
Saric to stay overseas for a while
Chad Ford of ESPN.com reported early Monday that Dario Saric had agreed in principle to a three-year deal with the Turkish team Anadolu Efes. Saric would have a player option for the third year of the deal, which he is expected to sign within the next day. The deal will essentially keep Saric out of the NBA for a couple of years since NBA teams face financial obstacles to buy him out, per CBA rules, especially if he is a first-round pick.
Ford believes the deal will affect Saric's draft position, but "it's possible that Saric won't slide too far," he said. "Sources say the Hawks at 15, the Celtics at 17, the Suns at 18 and the Bulls at 19 are all looking at Saric and are more comfortable drafting him and keeping him in Europe for the next two seasons. The Celtics, Suns and Bulls all have multiple picks in this year's draft.
Nuggets make a draft promise?
According to sources of CBSSports's Ken Berger, there are "strong indications" that the Nuggets promised Dario Saric that they'd select him at No. 11 in the draft, which is why the 6-foot-10 Croatian was invited to the draft-night green room in New York on Thursday.
Not so fast …
The Post's Nuggets reporter, Christopher Dempsey, tempered the Kevin Love talks:
The Nuggets are known to be kicking the tires on Love, the disgruntled Minnesota star forward, but there is nothing close to happening — not with Love or any other player.
Denver said to join Kevin Love sweepstakes
Steve Bulpett of the Boston Herald reported that the Nuggets and Warriors had proposed the Timberwolves more intriguing offers than the Celtics to acquire Kevin Love. Later on Wednesday, Bulpett Tweeted the pieces of the proposed Nuggets trade, according to his sources:
Sources: in addition to Wilson Chandler and Kenneth Faried, Denver offering Minnesota a player they would acquire (Arron Afflalo) for Love.
— Steve Bulpett (@SteveBHoop) June 19, 2014
Note: Denver's pick (No. 11) NOT included in what I've heard Minnesota can get. Tweets attributing that to me are incorrect.
— Steve Bulpett (@SteveBHoop) June 19, 2014
Bulls want draft swap with Nuggets
In his Mock Draft 7.0, ESPN.com's Chad Ford reported that the Bulls are interested in trading their Nos. 16 and 19 picks to Denver for the No. 11 pick so they can acquire a sharp-shooter, such as Gary Harris or Nik Stauskas, with the higher pick.


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News of the Magic Oxygen Literary Prize and its impressive monetary awards have been starting to filter out and generate a little buzz.
Late yesterday afternoon, we had the windows open and I swear I heard a Jerry Maguire-esque, 'Show me the money!' as an excitable creative tried to find out what they need to write, to be in with a chance of winning the glorious first prize of £1,000.
The full details will be published very soon, in the meantime we thought we'd share the front cover of the book that will be packed with short-list and winning entries and will be published early next year.
The absolute winner will also have their bio, photo and an interview in the book too, giving them a fabulous springboard for further literary adventures!
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So Far Away by Carole King is featured in Jagged Little Tapestry, the third episode of Season Six. It is sung by Quinn and Tina.
Quinn, Tina, and Becky had made a plan to sing this song in front of her boyfriend, Darrell. They say they will tell Becky when it's her turn to sing, and Tina adds, to "burst in like Mercedes". Quinn and Tina sing in front of everyone in the choir room which includes Sue and Darrell. Becky is so nervous that before she got to sing her part, she runs out of the choir room. Quinn, Tina, Santana, and Brittany chase her and Sue sits in front of the choir room saying Quinn and Tina's sudden departure was because they were pitchy. She stares at Darrel, making him uncomfortable. In the astronomy room, the girls comfort Becky, and tell their own situations where they had to lie before. Becky thanks them for their support and they all hug.
So far away
Doesn't anybody stay in one place anymore
It would be so fine to see your face at my door
Doesn't help to know
Tina (and Quinn):
You're just time away
Long ago I reached for you and there you stood
Holding you again could only (do me good)
How I wish I could
But you're (so far away)
Quinn and Tina:
One more song about moving along the highway
I can't say much of anything that's new
Tina with Quinn:
If I could only work this life out my way
Quinn and Tina:
I'd rather spend it being close to you
Quinn and Tina (Quinn):
(But you're so) far away
Doesn't anybody stay in one place anymore
It would be so fine to see your face at my door
And it doesn't help to know
Quinn and Tina:
You're so far away
Yeah, you're so far away
So far away
Tina (Quinn):
Traveling around sure gets me down and lonely
(Traveling around sure gets me down and lonely)
Nothing else to do but
Quinn and Tina:
Close my mind
I sure hope the road don't come to own me
Tina (Quinn):
There are so many dreams (There are so many dreams)
I've yet to find (I've yet to find)
But you're so far away
Quinn and Tina (Quinn):
Doesn't anybody stay in one place (anymore) (Tina: Anymore)
(It would be) so fine to see your face at my door
Quinn (and Tina):
And it doesn't help to know (you're so far away)
Yeah, (you're so far away)
Tina (Quinn):
Oooh (Yeah)
Quinn and Tina:
You're so far
- So Far Away is featured as background song in Blame It on the Alcohol.
- This song was originally going to be mashed up with You Oughta Know by Alanis Morissette, but for unknown reasons they did not go through with the idea.
- This is both Quinn and Tina's last duet in the series.
- This is the only duet Quinn and Tina did in the series.


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Milford, CT - Junior Pierre-Luc O'Brien (Nicolet, QC) recorded one goal and one assist and sophomore Scott Marchesi (South Portland, ME) scored the game winning goal with 6:27 left in the second period as Sacred Heart held off Holy Cross 5-2 in men's ice hockey action Saturday night at the Milford Ice Pavilion.
The Pioneer win, coupled with a loss by Mercyhurst to Army, put the Pioneers (20-10-2, 17-7-2 AHA) into a first place tie with Holy Cross (21-9-2, 17-7-2 AHA). Sacred Heart now holds the tiebreaker with both teams, having won the season series with each.
The Pioneers jumped on top first with a power play goal 12:13 into the first period. Senior Bernie Chmiel (Pittsbugh, PA) took a drop pass from sophomore Alexandre Parent (Boisbriand, QC) and blasted a shot past Crusaders goaltender Tony Quesada and under the crossbar. Freshman Bear Trapp (Regina, SK) also had an assist on Chmiel's sixth goal of the season.
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Defenseman Jon Landry got the Crusaders on the board with a power play tally with 2:24 left in the first. Landry took a pass from freshman Shane McAdam and blasted a shot past Pioneer goaltender Jason Smith (St. Lambert, QC) for his seventh goal of the year.
Junior James Sixsmith brought the Crusaders even with 13:30 left in the second period. After Smith made a save on an initial shot by Pierre Nappert-Frenette, some confusion in front of the Pioneer net led to Sixsmith poking a loose puck into the net for his eighth goal of the year.
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Senior Peter Giatrelis (Wallingford, CT) gave the Pioneers an insurance goal with 5:39 left in the third period. Senior Rocco Molinaro (Dearborn, MI) picked up a loose puck following a missed shot from Andrew Billinghurst (Fort Collins, CO). Molinaro made a perfect centering pass to a trailing Giatrelis, who calmly tipped the puck into the net for his fifth goal of the year.
Senior Erik Roos (Milford, CT) capped the scoring with an empty net goal with 1:35 left. O'Brien had an assist on the play, his 28th helper of the season, setting a school record for assists in a season.
Sacred Heart out- shot Holy Cross 34-32 for the game. Quesada made 29 saves in goal for the Crusaders while Smith stopped 30 shots for the Pioneers.
The Pioneers close out the regular season next weekend with a home and home series against Connecticut. The opening game is Friday night at 7:00 pm on Senior Night at the Milford Ice Pavilion. Before the game the Pioneers will honor their seven graduating seniors.


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