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Every living creature sleeps. No matter who or what or where, every living thing sleeps. Consider the following: Some humans sleep on their backs, their sides or their stomachs. Some sleep with their knees drawn up to their chest. Others sleep with one leg drawn up and an arm under their head. Some of us …
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Apr 13 2014
Awake and Alert!
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Jan 26 2014
Our God Will Bless Us
"My," said the guest to the owner of a dairy farm, "I have never seen such a beautiful herd of cows. They must be worth a lot of money." "We don't look at the herd as far as value goes," he replied. "We look at each cow individually. Each one has its own record," he …
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Nov 03 2013
The wonder of work
Years ago a "hobo" came to the back porch as my mother sat there "shelling peas." "Pardon me, Ma'am, but could you spare a meal to a starving traveler?" Graciously, but firmly, my mother responded and said she would be happy to provide a meal but he would have to do some yard work first. …
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Oct 27 2013
"Winds and Flames" His servants
Missionary Rachel Smith was carefully telling the Christmas Story to a group of primitive headhunters in the jungles of Peru. With simplicity she told the story of some men who were in the fields guarding their sheep when an angel suddenly appeared. "What did he look like?" asked one. "Just like a man," she answered. …
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Oct 13 2013
A few years ago I was sitting in the office of a dear friend and orthopedic surgeon. Because of his God-given skills he was able to correct the misdiagnosis of another physician that enabled me to walk once again. As we sat and talked he asked me how things had been going with my health. …
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Sep 29 2013
We are what we worship
There are some religions in the Orient that follow practices that are condemned by Scripture and society. A member of one of them was jailed for robbery and murder which was part of his "faith." While imprisoned he was visited by a missionary who shared with him the message of salvation. After he accepted Christ, …
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Sep 15 2013
Time for a new song?
Sunday church bulletins quite often reveal more than the words printed on them. Other than the date on the front of the bulletin the order of service changes very little. There seems to be three important words that appear in every order of service: Invocation, Offering and Benediction. And in between those words …
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LIMA, Peru--The downturn in the global mining sector has provided an "ideal market" to acquire new assets as many small, cash-strapped mining companies struggle to keep their doors open and large-scale mining companies look to sell non-core assets, Canada's HudBay Minerals Inc. (HBM, HBM.T) said.
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UPDATE: ALDERSON (WVVA) - Police have made another arrest in connection with property stolen from former NBA star Bimbo Coles.
Police say Billy Joe Flora of Alderson has admitted to buying memorabilia he knew was stolen.
Flora paid $30 for a basketball card and autographed football allegedly taken from a shed belonging to Coles. Flora then allegedly sold the items for $100.
The estimated value of the card and ball is more than $1,000.
ALDERSON (WVVA) - Police say a Greenbrier County woman has admitted to trading sports memorabilia stolen from a former NBA star for pain pills.
Police say Melinda Donahue of Caldwell told them her son and step-brother broke into a shed belonging to Vernell 'Bimbo' Coles and stole several items, including a Dallas Cowboys helmet, autographed photos and basketball shoes.
Donahue confessed to police she drove to Alderson and traded some of the items for pills.
The stolen memorabilia is valued at an estimated $2,500.
Coles -- a Greenbrier County native -- was a standout basketball player for Virginia Tech before playing from 1990-2004 in the NBA.


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Each week, the members of the NHL on TSN panel voice their opinions on the hot topics of the day in the Wednesday Night Hockey Quiz. As a follow-up, TSN.ca offers you the opportunity to chime in on all the big issues with our insiders. Read up on all the questions and answers from TSN's hockey experts, and put in your own two cents on our popular Your Call feature.
Question #1: NHL GMs will debate the merits of expanding penalties for headchecking at next week's league meeting: which direction should the league go?
Ray Ferraro: Expand penalties. I like the direction that the league has finally taken on this. We've seen that the implications of headshots are very severe. While the hits are not always enough to make you think that there should be a total ban, I think there should be the latitude to create a more stiff penalty than there is in game.
Aaron Ward: Maintain status quo. I think once you have a blanket rule, you leave too much room for debate over what's the severity. Everything has to be dealt with on an individual basis on intent and on severity.
Bob McKenzie: Expand penalties. You don't have to go to the extreme of a headchecking penalty specifically, there are other things that you can do. I have the advantage of having spoken to close to 30 GMs in preparation for the GMs meetings and there is a sentiment to expand the penalties a little bit, especially when it comes to suspensions on players that are pretty flagrant offenders.
Question #2: Which star player obtained during the deadline period has been the most offensively underwhelming in the early days with his new team?
Ward: Tomas Kaberle. Boston has tried Dennis Wideman, they tried Derek Morris and they just haven't found it. Kaberle has a short period of time in which to deliver, he hasn't met expectations right now. They have their triggerman there in Boston with Zdeno Chara, but at some point they're going to have to consider making some changes to improve that power-play.
Ferraro: James Neal. The Penguins have been decimated with injuries in particular to their forward core. So they bring in Neal, who has been a 20-goal scorer before, he's a big powerful guy, a young guy. I think this trade is made as much for the future as it is for right now, but they need Neal to score now and he's not. He looks a little bit stuck to me between the system Dallas played and the one Pittsburgh plays which is a go-go system.
McKenzie: Mike Fisher. He's already played 12 games because he was traded much earlier than those other guys. I realize that he's not as pure an offensive player as what Kaberle should be or Neal should be, but still I expected a little more than one goal in 12 games to help the Nashville Predators out.
Question #3: Nine of 18 games Sunday-Monday-Tuesday were three-pointers; are you for or against the extra point?
McKenzie: For extra point. Simply because Im old as dirt and even though there aren't ties allowed in the NHL anymore, I still kind of like the idea that you get a point for an overtime loss or a shoutout loss and you can still rationalize it as a tie.
Ward: Against extra point. I'm against rewarding mediocrity. I'm against giving that extra point. I hate the fact that you show up and get an extra point for it. Rewarding mediocrity, I may have made a career out of it, but these guys have to step up and maybe open up. If you're not great in shootouts, maybe you have to open up in overtime, so it forces teams to manipulate their system.
Ferraro: For extra point. There are 22 teams within seven points of a playoff spot in the NHL, the extra point helps contribute to that. I'm in favour of it, in no small part because of that extra point keeping the playoff races tight.
Question #4: Who are you projecting to finish last overall: Edmonton or Ottawa?
Ferraro: Edmonton. I think Craig Anderson will play better than the Oilers goaltenders down the stretch.
McKenzie: Edmonton. I think it's going to be the Oilers, because Anderson has gone in and stablized an unstable situation in Ottawa where they look like they're playing some pretty good hockey. By default I'm going with the Oilers.
Ward: Edmonton. When you have a goalie like Anderson playing with a chip on his shoulder, I can't see Edmonton performing better than the Senators.


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|September 2nd, 2010
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In this issue:
|This Weeks Exclusive Articles
Switch Things Up With Suspension Training
There's nothing like ripping an intense amount of steel off the floor or grinding out several speed sets on the bench press.
But every now and then, our brain and bodies are hungry for something just a little different.
If there's one way to maintain all your meat and increase fat loss, joint stability, and core strength while feeling brutally challenged and mentally stimulated at the same time, then this is it.
Bring on Suspension Training!
Read the full article here
Author: Mike Scialabba
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To tempt you to either try out Opticen for the first time or to stock up - for the next 5 days only (through to Sunday September 5th, 2010) you can save 20% off Opticen by using the following discount coupon:
If you haven't already, check out Chris's new video which outlines why Opticen is so effective when taken immediately after your training session!
If you have any questions, feel free to ask them on the youtube page or in this discussion thread on the forums.
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3 Movements to a Better Squat
by Mike Scialabba
We all want to squat deep. It's been touted loud and clear over the last 4-5 years, that if you're a good weight lifter, you squat, and you squat deep! The only problem with that is for many, but not all trainees, squatting, or in fact any compound lower body movements have not been implemented at all in the early years of their training.
This for some, has created significant muscular imbalances that prevent many athletes from squatting correctly when first learning the movement. The ambition is there, but the dynamics of the movement are not. So here's a few training exercises to improve the strength, and technique of your squat as you pursue your quest of physical prowess.
1) Good Mornings
Good mornings will start aiding in strengthening or stiffening the lower back and creating a stronger posterior chain. This will help you when coming into the bottom portion of your squat, and as you develop better middle and lower back strength, will prevent you from having such a dramatic forward tilt at the low end of your squat.
2) Ab Wheel
Performing the ab wheel will help to develop the transverse abdominal region and basically the entire anterior core. Increasing strength in these departments will greatly aid in the support of a heavier load, and keep the chest from collapse at the bottom of the squat position.
3) Plate Squat
The goblet squat is a great dynamic squat to help open the hips and hip flexors, while learning to engage the abdomen at the bottom of the squat. This movement will help to keep the hips in the right position at the bottom and prevent the low back stressful curvature we so frequently see in overzealous deep squatters.
Swap your squat with these three movements for 4-6 weeks, and then come back to the squat. Depending on how hard you worked, you should be coming back with a better technical squat, and a higher ceiling for maximal effort.--------------
If you have any questions on this article, feel free to post them on the forums here: 3 Movements to a Better Squat discussion thread--------------
Mike is the Director and Owner of the Missoula Underground Strength Training Center located in Missoula, Montana. He's an Expert Strength Coach and has been in the business for nearly a decade working with hundreds of individuals utilizing conventional and unconventional training methods. Be sure to check out his blog!
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The Hardest Hamstring Exercise You'll Ever Do
by Riley Bestwick
The hamstrings get no love. Whenever I mention leg exercises, guys always want to talk about squats, lunges, and leg presses (and, yeah, the occasional deadlift.) Still, the hamstrings, along with the glutes, are the powerhouses of the lower body. They're crucial to sprinting speed, muscular balance, and lifting heavy weight.
But most guys are only training them one way, even though the hamstrings have two functions: knee flexion (like doing a leg curl) and hip extension (like locking out a deadlift). I'm guessing WBB readers know all about deadlifts but rarely do leg curls—which, by the way, is the opposite problem of most people.
But we all know the "non-functionality" of lying leg curls. So the question becomes, how can we train our hamstrings for both functions with one exercise? Enter the SHELC (Supine Hip Extension Leg Curl).
This is an incredibly difficult exercise that takes time to master, but once you get the basic movements down and build up through the progressions, your hamstrings will be bigger, stronger, and less prone to injury.
Here's how to do it:
Lie on the floor with your ankles and heels on a Swiss ball. Spread your arms with your palms down for a good base of support (once you get better at the SHELC, you'll do them palms-up with your hands closer to your body).
Now, lift your hips off the ground, making a straight line with your body. This is the starting and ending position.
Curl the ball underneath you while simultaneously squeezing your glutes and lifting your hips off the floor. In the final position, you should have your heels on the ball and have a straight line from your knees to your hips.
Reverse the motion till you're back in the straight line with your hips off the floor. That's one rep.
(For those of you who've mastered this already, try the single-leg SHELC. Follow the same cues, but do it with one leg.)
If you have any questions on this article, feel free to post them on the forums here: The Hardest Hamstring Exercise You'll Ever Do discussion thread
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Live From the Forums - Who's Talking About What
20 Rep Squats
Anybody who has tried the fabled 20 rep squat knows how tough they can be to finish. Anybody who has done them over a length of time knows how productive they can be. But are they a good exercise for beginners who need to focus on form and stay injury free?
Check out the discussion here - Did 20 Rep Squats Last Night
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Should I Say Something?
We've all seen them in our gyms, trainers that don't seem to know what they are teaching and new lifters that have no clue. We feel sorry for the poor guys or girls that are paying for their advice and we want to help them to improve. Walking up and telling the trainer that they are full of crap is not the best way to handle things and will probably end badly. Here are some ideas that should work much better.
Check out the discussion here - Crappy Trainers
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Ultra Wide Sumo Dead lift
They will blow your hips and hamstrings up when you do them as an accessory exercise after your squats. You don't need to use a lot of weight; around 50% or deadlift weight will be plenty. You can load some 25 lb plates on first to keep from smashing your feet.
Check out the discussion here - Ultra Wide Sumo Dead lift
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Adding To Creatine
If you could pick only one supplement to take along with creatine, what would it be? Beta Alanine could be the best addition to go along with the Creatine. How about HMB? There is evidence that it will help with lean mass gains over time. Of course you could just order Results and get all three in effective doses.
Check out the discussion here - What to Add to Creatine?
Check out the discussion here - What to Add to Creatine?
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Fix My Bench Press
Your bench is weak from the point the bar touches the chest to the point where the bar gets back to Floor Press level. You need to improve the arch, leg drive and triceps strength. Speed work can improve the explosiveness out of the bottom of the lift. Find your solution here.
Check out the discussion here - Fix My Bench Press
Check out the discussion here - Fix My Bench Press
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Alcohol and Training
Generally it's best to avoid alcohol entirely if you want maximum gains - regardless of the negative impact it has on muscle growth (someone else can get scientific here) It's loaded with useless calories and the day after a few drinks you tend to feel crappy, more likely to eat crap and not even train.
Check out the discussion here - Alcohol and Training
Check out the discussion here - Alcohol and Training
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Live From the Forums - Quote of the Week
"If your goal is to be better at your sport, training your calves is going to be about as effective as training to wiggle your ears. " – Travis Bell
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'Silent night, make the burglar run in fright'
|Huddersfield, West Yorks police have recorded a crime-fighting parody version of the classic carol Silent Night urging people to stay safe over Christmas.
November 20, 2013
Texas police catch burglar 5 minutes after Facebook post
|After finding the suspect, police responded to his taunting "catch me if you can" post saying "We caught you five minutes after you posted this."
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Ohio man posts video confession of fatal crash online
|22-year-old Matthew Cordle had been a suspect in the June crash but was not charged.
September 03, 2013
Medical center employee makes hateful comments following officer's death
|A University of Maryland Medical Center employee is being investigated after making disparaging comments on her Facebook page about the death of Officer First Class Jason Schneider.
June 18, 2013
Privacy Protocols for Officers and the Internet
|Doug Wyllie interviews Lauri Stevens regarding officer safety issues related to social networking and the internet. Lauri emphasizes some of the important privacy settings to put in place for officers who use Facebook, as well as camera settings for your cell phone.
December 07, 2012
Canadian Mounted Police release "It Gets Better" video
|The RCMP is the latest group to release a "It Gets Better" video, aimed at gay and lesbian youths, encouraging them to deal with the struggles of adolescence.
December 03, 2012
CRAIG PHINNEY - Cops Against Cancer - Public Service Ad- Video Colorectal Cancer Prevention
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For those residents who think heat illness happens only during the triple digits, think again.
The Tucson Fire Department says since March they have responded to 21 calls for heat emergencies, with the earliest being on April 8.
One thing to keep in mind, there are several types of heat illnesses; there is heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
Heat exhaustion, which if not treated with rest and fluids could lead to heat stroke, and heat stroke can be fatal.
Tucson Fire officials offer the reminder that the children, elderly and people with medical conditions can be more susceptible to heat related illnesses.
Signs and symptoms to look for with heat related illnesses - muscle cramps, rapid pulse and a headache.
Here is the most important tip to keep in mind when dealing with the heat: pre-hydration and hydration throughout the day.
According to Tucson Fire those who know they are going to be working outside, drink plenty of water the day before.
Clothes - keep it loose fitting and light weight and light colored if possible.
For those working in the yard or hiking find shade and take frequent breaks.
Tucson Fire officials say don't make the first activity of the day a ten hour event, let the body get used to the heat.
Remember the symptoms to look for like headaches, rapid pulse and muscle cramps - if experiencing these symptoms and they aren't fixed by rest and water - that is when people should seek medical attention.
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Does the potential benefit outweigh an erosion of individual private property owners' rights?
That is the most important question for Orangeville officials to keep in mind when considering whether to add the most recently proposed bylaw to municipal books.
Within reason, private landowners should have the right to enjoy their property as they see fit. A tree-cutting bylaw proposed by the Orangeville Sustainability Action Team (OSAT) could only serve to water down those rights.
While I understand the town's role in making sure property standards are up to code, I can't wrap my head around why municipal officials should be telling people what they can, or can't, do with the greenery on their individual properties.
Granted, under the Municipal Act, Orangeville has authority to regulate or prohibit the cutting of individual trees in privately owned areas up to one hectare in size.
The question is: should they do it? To gather public feedback, the town will host an open house at the Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre on Oct. 30 from 7 to 9 p.m.
Sure, nearby municipalities like Caledon, Brampton, Mississauga, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill, Aurora and Barrie have bylaws in place, each with varying regulations.
If approved, it isn't known what restrictions the bylaw could place on private landowners in Orangeville, as it could be tailored to apply to a wide range of conditions.
I agree there are some areas the town needs to stick its nose into. As for the issue of regulating the cutting of trees on private property, however, I would say, "Not in my back yard."
Any person with common sense would rather not cut down a tree on their property.
If they were forced to do so, however, I submit a tree-cutting bylaw requiring permits would merely add another layer of unwanted red tape.
Dufferin County's oft-criticized tree cutting bylaw currently regulates the removal of trees from woodlands more than one hectare in size.
Throughout the years, county officials have run into a mass of problems attempting to enforce it, so why would Orangeville be any different?
On top of that, it would have to be cost effective and enforced appropriately. The last time I checked, the town's bylaw department only had a couple full-time bylaw officers, and as I've been told on several occasions, they generally only investigate complaints.
From my perspective, implementing a tree-cutting bylaw will only give quarreling neighbours another chance to open Pandora's box.
For a tree hugger living beside someone who actually needs to rid their property of a tree, the interpretation of legal speak in a bylaw could basically bring town officials in to settle neighbourhood disputes.
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Sydney, '13, tucks a striped sweater into high waisted forest-green shorts and plays around with patterned tights. The bow detail on her belt adds a sweet, feminine touch. I love how all the aspects of this outfit are so different from each other yet compliment one another so perfectly. Adorable!
Tori Sesmer, '14, rocks the edgy statement-earring trend with an oversized V-neck sweater and fabulous floral tights; she pulls the look together with wedged booties. Patterned tights and skinnies are all over the runways this fall, and they're a great way to make a statement when you're just looking to wear a comfy sweater or oversized tee. Model Abby Lee is also a fan of this trend—check out her take on it here!
Claudia Kann, '13, blazes in a bright blue bandage skirt and buttery leather jacket (the rich espresso tone has me dreaming of Starbucks' Salted Caramel Mocha Frappe-why must I relate everything to food??)
Ada Pospiszyl, '12, warms up a sweet patterned dress and feminine brogues (so on par!) with a fur accented cardi. The opaque tights ground the whole ensemble and take it to the next level.
Jessica Menachemson, '12, masters the limbo between summer and fall—the mustard blazer and distressed combat boots work with her summery shorts to create a breath of fresh September air.
Connie Zhou, '12, pairs a cozy foliage patterned sweater with autumnal riding boots.
this blog is dedicated to breaking down the trends hitting our hallways. here, you'll find step-by-step guides for putting together the perfect outfit based on what we've seen strutting around school. i'll also provide information about where to find inexpensive additions to your closet that will keep you up on the latest styles. i also intend to frequently feature staples students and their signature styles…let me know if you're interested!
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A Missouri man was really hoping for a hole-in-one when he set out to play golf last week. Little did he know that he'd end up the one in the hole.
St Louis mortgage broker and avid golfer Mark Mihal was with some friends at the Annbriar Golf Course near Waterloo. It was here on the fairway of the 14th hole where he suddenly disappeared.
Mihal fell into a bell-shaped enclosure below the green. It measured 15 feet deep and 10 feet wide.
And it was a surprise for all. Even the course management said they have never seen anything like it.
"I noticed this anomaly in the fairway and went to have a look but, by the time I took one step, I was gone, I was underground," Mihal says.
Mihal says he landed on a pile of mud in a space that could have fit up to 10 people.
"There was some room in there," Mihal says. "It was sort of like a room or a cave. It wasn't confining. I was very dark, though after a while my eyes got used to it. But I couldn't look up because there was stuff still falling."
Rescue efforts took some time because no one knew if the hole would expand. Also, Mihal dislocated his shoulder in the fall.
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The whole rescue took just 20 minutes. But during it all, everyone agreed they kept thinking about the deadly sinkhole in Florida from two weeks ago.
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Amazing cube gears [Video]
UPDATE: Thanks to the kinds words from Dan Herkimer I have found out that the video for this post has been switch to private and is no longer available. My apologies for this turn of events and I will update further if the video turns up again.
Looking at that image above and the last thing you would think is that it can actually act like interlocking gears after all there isn't a completely round gear to be seen anywhere on that cube.
Well prepare for Thingiverse user dougc314 to blow your mind with this screwless cube gears that does what would seem to be the impossible.
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I wandered along to the 'Sensing Spaces: Architecture Reimagined' an exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts, London.
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Norway, Summer 2013 -i have not edited this photo at all, the light in Norway is just INSANE!!
Bergen, Norway. summer 2013
I have just returned from 2 and a half months of travelling in Scandinavia. it was absolutely incredible! i spent a month working on an organic farm in Sweden where i met some really amazing people and learned a lot, from cheese making to pig slaughtering (please don't hate me!) After working on a second farm in Norway for a while i spent some time travelling alone in the mountains, wild camping and walking, which was a little scary at times, but the landscapes were so beautiful! i then spent the last 3 weeks hitchhiking through norway and camping with two girls i met at the farm in Sweden, which was a ridiculous amount of fun! now back and straight into sorting out everything for uni! gah take me back to Norway please!
'a brief encounter between strangers' London 2013
View from my bedroom. March 2013
On a trip to Pitt Rivers museum in Oxford with college and they were doing renovations so they had wrapped all the dinosaurs to keep them safe! thought they looked pretty interesting like this!
Berlin February 2013. Jewish Museum designed by Daniel Libeskind - bloody stunning building!
Jewish Memorial and Berlin wall memorial - Berlin February 2013
Berlin February 2013
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Six years ago, a reference librarian in the Dorot Room of New York's 42nd Street Library brought Doreen Rappaport three volumes she had not requested - all about Jewish resistance during the Holocaust - and sparked her curiosity to explore this subject. Rappaport shares her research journey from domestic and international libraries and archives to her work with Holocaust scholars and resisters to shape a book that covers the most up-to-date concepts of "resistance" and reveals how Jews organized to rescue themselves and others. Beyond Courage garnered six starred reviews, was selected as one of the best non-fiction books of 2012 by The New York Times and The Washington Post, and was named a Sydney Taylor Honor Book for Teen Readers by AJL.
Presented by Doreen Rappaport at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
Currently, there is a very strong national interest in family history. As with any research, there are methods, processes and sources unique to this study. An overview of beginning steps, tools for reference interviews, and sources used that help uncover our Judaic heritage are offered.
Presented by Sue Kaufman at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
In 1982, after moving to a planned community thirty miles north of Houston, Dede Fox Ducharme and her family joined a small congregation that met with visiting rabbis in various locations. As Beth Shalom of The Woodlands grew into a synagogue with 170 families, a rabbi and a building, many families expressed the need for a synagogue library. What began as a couple of boxes of donated books and a pile of index cards eventually grew into a meticulously designed, automated library with 2,000 cataloged books, a children's area, a small bank of computers, a display case, and a Torah study table. Follow Dede's journey from parent, religious school teacher, and board representative to synagogue librarian as, little by little, she and her spiritual community built something from nothing.
Presented by Dede Fox Ducharme at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
Susan Freiband outlines some ideas for effectively managing volunteers in synagogue libraries, including recruiting and promoting volunteers from within the congregation, and training new volunteers. The importance of communication and feedback to build an effective team will be discussed.
Presented by Susan Freiband at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
This session provides a description and overview of collections of synagogue archives at Yeshiva University, with an emphasis on describing and providing examples of different types of records which typically comprise synagogue archives. There will be discussion of the history of synagogues, chiefly in New York City (plus a small taste of the large state of Texas), why it is important to collect synagogue records, and different aspects of acquiring synagogue records.
Presented by Shulamith Berger at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
A library is more than a collection of books found within the library walls. It extends out into every area of the synagogue and school, including the administration office, music department, gym and sports area, and to each classroom. Each area has a variety of resources and items that help to enrich the synagogue's congregation and student education. A library automation software program will help to organize, catalog, and keep track of all of these valuable and important resources.
Presented by Shara Blackmore at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
Get creative! Embrace technology in your library and learn about 21st entury tools that can be used by students, teachers, and librarians. Learn about useful tech tools to help promote, collaborate, and share with your faculty, parents, community, and the world. Tools to be discussed include Prezi, Livebinders, Mighty Bell, Smore, Flip Snack, Symbaloo, Google Apps and more. See Jennifer's blog for links to the tools mentioned in her presentation at http://www.jennifershaferwyatt.com/2013/06/tech-tools-for-collaboration-promotion.html.
Presented by Jennifer Shafer Wyatt at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
As the e-revolution rolls on, and Kindles and tablets begin to rule the world, how are librarians to deal with the material we already have? This talk discusses some of the questions we are discussing in Oakland, and suggests some concepts that may be useful, as technology becomes even more ubiquitous. These important issues include: How "new" does the collection have to be? How do we decide what to purchase? Who is our clientele, if the younger generation is using e-readers? How do we reach them? What is our teaching role? How do we market ourselves?
Presented by Fred Isaac at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
While doing research at the Jacob Rader Marcus archive in Cincinnati, Ohio, Kay Goldman discovered the memoir of entrepreneur Henry Mayer. After reading it, she realized it was the memoir of Henry's wife, Rebecca. This remarkable woman who married at fifteen and traveled as the lone woman down the Santa Fe Trail deserved to have her story told. Thus, Kay began to verify the story Rebecca told. First she verified simple facts such as the date her mother arrived in the United States. However, she also uncovered information the family never knew - the fact that her father owned slaves.
Presented by Kay Goldman at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
This session is dedicated to the memory of Bernard Rapoport, 1917-2012, a Texas Jew who made great contributions in many areas including education in the US and Israel; local and national politics; philanthropy, general and Jewish in the US and Israel; and libraries. It is hard to find an event in history in which Jews, broadly defined, did not participate. The early history of Texas, from the first colonization in the 1500's until the war against Mexico in 1836 which resulted in Texas independence, was no exception. This presentation discusses the most notable contributions made by Jews during that period of history.
Presented by Yaakov Aronson at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
The winner of the 2013 Sydney Taylor Manuscript Award was Karen Propp, for her work in progress, Freestyle. Hear her award acceptance speech from the 2013 Association of Jewish Libraries Conference in Houston, Texas.
Two of the silver medalists who won Sydney Taylor Honor Awards in 2013 were present at the conference in Houston, Texas. Hear the award acceptance speeches by Doreen Rappaport (Beyond Courage) and Sheri Sinykin (Zayde Comes to Live).
The winner of the 2013 Sydney Taylor Book Award in the Teen Readers Category was Intentions by Deborah Heiligman. Hear her award acceptance speech from the 2013 Association of Jewish Libraries Conference in Houston, Texas.
The winner of the 2013 Sydney Taylor Book Award in the Older Readers Category was His Name Was Raoul Wallenberg by Louise Borden. Hear her award acceptance speech from the 2013 Association of Jewish Libraries Conference in Houston, Texas.
The winner of the 2013 Sydney Taylor Book Award in the Younger Readers Category was Hannah's Way by Linda Glaser, illustrated by Adam Gustavson. Hear their award acceptance speeches from the 2013 Association of Jewish Libraries Conference in Houston, Texas.
In this session, Jackie Ben-Efraim shares resources to help you prepare an emergency plan for your library and fill out a one page document to share with fellow staff members so that they have a plan of action beforehand.
Presented by Jackie Ben-Efraim at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
The staff at Sinai Temple Library in Los Angeles has developed an online catalog with many new features that are fun to use. Library director Lisa Silverman shares what they have learned about how libraries can offer tools to patrons such as e-books, Kindle books, databases and lists of "newest" or "most popular" titles that can be accessed directly from the catalog page within the Alexandria software program. Those who use other online systems will be able to adapt their catalogs to include all these features.
Presented by Lisa Silverman at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
Author Linda Glaser enjoys demystifying the writing process almost as much as she enjoys writing. She talks about her first drafts, revisions, rejections, and behind-the-scenes secrets along with some things you may be surprised to know about creating a book.
Presented by Linda Glaser at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
Learn how to build and develop a film collection for your library as well as the ins and outs of hosting film screenings and film-related programs and events. Find out about new Jewish interest and Israeli feature films and documentaries and tips for keeping up with the latest releases. Copyright law and licensing will also be discussed.
Presented by Rachel Kamin and Lisa Silverman at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.
The Posen Library is collecting more than 3,000 years of Jewish cultural artifacts, texts, and paintings, selected by more than 120 internationally recognized scholars. One volume, covering the contemporary period, was published in 2012. This presentation discusses the philosophies, choices, and overviews of the forthcoming volumes. Attention is given to how librarians and teachers might make use of both the paper editions and the planned digital site.
Presented by Joyce Rappaport at the 2013 AJL Conference in Houston, TX.


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