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Saturday, April 28, 2012, 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Saturday, April 28, 2012, 9:00 pm to 11:00 pm
120 Medical Sciences Bldg
Current Students
Join RCA SWAT as they put on a double showing of the hit movie, "Man on a Ledge." Remember to bring your Wright One card and all your WSU friends or one non-WSU friend. There will be free popcorn and pop. First showing: 7-9 pm. Second showing: 9-11 p.m.

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Italian Studies 101. Basic Italian
A yearlong course conducted by intensive oral method for students with no preparation in the language. Its goal is to provide more than a basic knowledge of Italian by developing the fundamental skills: understanding, speaking, reading, writing and cultural awareness. Three class meetings per week plus work in the language laboratory and media center.


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Temporary ACA Route Road Closures / Great Parks N: Going to the Sun Flooding alert« on: June 27, 2012, 10:36:14 pm »
Have to decide to go East or West in a day or so to reach Whitefish, MT.
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Negredo on verge of City move
Sevilla have announced that striker Alvaro Negredo has agreed to sign for Manchester City, subject to a medical.
- Roma announce Maicon signing
- McMath: Time for Negredo to step up
New City coach Manuel Pellegrini has confirmed his desire to strengthen his attacking options following the departures of Mario Balotelli and Carlos Tevez, and Spain forward Negredo, 27, is now set to complete a switch to the Etihad Stadium.
Sevilla released a short statement on their official website on Wednesday evening, confirming the deal and announcing that Negredo would say goodbye to the club and his team-mates in a ceremony at the stadium at 19.30 CET, before the squad departs for their tour of South America.
Negredo, who scored 25 Primera Division goals last season, said on the club's official website: "I think in football there are stages. For four years I have been very happy, but I think my time was here over. I am happy to go to a big team."
He paid an emotional tribute to Sevilla for "four fantastic years" and added: "For me this will be my home for a lifetime."
But he revealed he was relishing the chance to link up again with Jesus Navas, who has already moved to the Etihad from the Andalucian club. He said: "I am happy to be spending another year with him."
Earlier, president Jose Maria del Nido had confirmed a deal was close.
"We are about to complete the sale of the player and, if everything goes ahead as expected, he will soon say goodbye to the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan," Del Nido told the media at a press conference reported on his club's official website.
"Manchester City will buy a great player, the top Spanish goalscorer in La Liga. Sevilla is involved in a major transfer operation, the second largest in the club's history after Dani Alves, and the player will sign the contract of his life.
"Everyone should be happy. It is a good piece of business for all three parties."
The deal is reported to be worth around €25 million up front, with a further €3 million in potential add-ons.
City are also reported to be closing in on a deal for Fiorentina forward Stevan Jovetic.
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The Women's, Gender, Sexuality Studies program is designed to explore how diverse people's experiences and identities are shaped by, and shape, the intersectionalities of gender, race, class, nationality and sexuality. The program challenges students to undertake critical inquiries that are historically and geographically contextualized, with an eye to the contemporary moment and an emphasis on the generative debates within the field. By linking academic work and activism, theoretical inquiry and practical experience, our students are prepared as nuanced analytical thinkers, inventive problem solvers and strong communicators.
Women's, Gender, Sexuality Studies graduates enter a wide range of career fields, including advocacy, education and law. Nearly half of Earlham alumni enter graduate or professional school within 10 years of receiving their degrees, and Earlham ranks 29th among 1306 colleges and universities nationwide for the percentage of graduates who go on to earn a Ph.D.


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In 1999, when Philadelphia hosted the AIA National Convention, the local chapter saw an opportunity to address two challenges impacting the architecture profession and American cities: the staggering lack of minority architects and the unfortunate state of urban public schools. Using Philadelphia as an example, could the AIA do something to repair this situation for the benefit of the profession and the city?
The Charter High School for Architecture and Design (CHAD) is an attempt to answer that question. Launched in 1999 in collaboration with local educators as part of AIA Philadelphia's Legacy 2000 Project, CHAD's mission is to educate the urban poor (half its students are on welfare and 90 percent qualify for free or reduced-price lunches) and use design instruction to achieve that goal. By introducing students to the design process across the school's curriculum—exposing them to the building industry and urban planning issues, and calling attention to a set of professions they might not otherwise consider—AIA Philadelphia Executive Director John Claypool, AIA, says that CHAD has increased the number of students considering careers in architecture. "Any way that children can be encouraged to look at this as a career choice is a good thing for the profession and for the nation," Claypool says.
So has the school succeeded? Over a decade since its opening, CHAD now sends more than 90 percent of its students to college—a particular triumph in a city with a 60 percent graduation rate. CHAD's principal, Peter Kountz, attributes this in part to the school's unique curriculum. "The architecture and design curriculum is really important—not necessarily because it's architecture and design but because it liberates the students. It's a source of great freedom and inventiveness," he says.
Since CHAD began, the concept of design-based public education has taken root. CHAD's method of using architecture and design as a vehicle for a new type of teaching and learning has spurred similar programs around the country, with a burgeoning national trend of including more design instruction in public school. Adam Jarvi, Assoc. AIA, co-founder of Design Education Modus Operandi (D.E.M.O.) in Minneapolis, an organization that helps craft design-based learning for both students and teachers, calls the advantage of this kind of curriculum "structured openness."
"Teachers know there's something to having a more open approach, but not too open. The design process straddles that middle ground; it also has a certain rigor to it," Jarvi says. As a result, "A lot of teachers are looking for this kind of instruction."
Sandy Speicher, head of the Design for Learning domain at IDEO, a global design consultancy, extols design education because its principles are often at the nexus of so-called "21st-century skills."
"The process of design is inherently a process of learning," Speicher says. "It's well documented that the jobs of the future require the skills to collaborate, to learn quickly, to be adaptable, creative, [and have a] facility with technology. Learning through the design process is a way to teach all those skills and also how to lead, follow, how to interpret and synthesize."
Architecture's creativity is what attracted Sean Canty, a 2005 CHAD graduate, to a career in the field. Growing up playing piano and dancing, Canty knew he wanted "to do something creative." CHAD helped define that interest as architecture. The school's location, just a block from Philadelphia's historic core, helped him appreciate the role of architecture in the nation's history. "That a building could carry so much meaning in a physical form was really interesting to me," he says. But it was an internship at KSS Architects the summer of his sophomore year, and "seeing the production and excitement of the studio," that sold him and has nurtured a long-lasting relationship with architect mentors.
A feedback loop of support from the architecture community is essential to CHAD and similar schools. AIA Philadelphia continues to raise $10,000 annually for CHAD; members of the design and construction industry sit on the board; and local firms such as EwingCole, Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates, and Blackney Hayes Architects have donated time and money. But students are more likely to recognize the community's impact through its ACE (architecture, construction, engineering) mentorship program, or the annual Spooktacular, in which young local architects and CHAD students pair up to design environments for Children's Hospital of Philadelphia patients who can't leave the hospital on Halloween to trick-or-treat. Canty believes local architects and designers "have an obligation to reach out to an institution like CHAD, and to build the architecture community over the long term."
Tim Hayduk, director of Learning by Design:NY, a program run by the Center for Architecture Foundation in New York, which facilitates design instruction in the city's public schools, sees exposure to actual practitioners and real-world design challenges as part of the key to growing young people's interest in architecture. Over 52,000 students have been served by the program, many of them studying local challenges such as implementing a green roof on a school building and learning about engineering, planning, and modeling in the process. Working architects sit on the program's board and often attend student design crits; at a recent visit, a board member spotted an exceptionally talented student and offered him a summer internship on the spot. Hayduk notes that it's these kinds of encounters that help "break the walls down and allow new opportunities to happen."
Implicit in the push for more design education is the chance, or the hope, that it will produce a new generation of architects more diverse than the current one. Despite CHAD's underlying focus on architecture, only 15 percent of CHAD's alumni go into the profession. According to Miguel Vazquez Gomez, the school's director of college placement, "There's room for improvement there." (And there is definitely room for improvement nationwide.) Still, Gomez notes, the school's mission is to use architecture and design as a mode of instruction—not just to groom architects—and the majority of CHAD's students do attend colleges that focus on architecture, design, or the arts, with 60 percent of graduates over the past five years entering the design field.
For many urban public school students, Kountz notes, the priority may be less on becoming an architect or designer than on sticking through college—a task that can seem daunting when 90 percent of CHAD's entering ninth graders read, write, and quantify at a fifth- or sixth-grade level. For Kountz, CHAD is so much more than just a professional incubator: "It's not just about architecture—it's about the students' lives," he says.
And CHAD has clearly made an impact on its graduates. Canty has hinted he might return to Philadelphia to teach at the school and continue the educational legacy that set him on his own path to higher education.


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Post the "Names" and "Songs" of your favorite artist / band / musician
My favourite band is "Linkin Park" and the song i like most is "In the End" From: 'Hybrid Theory' (2000)
Favorite bands with the same lead singer Corey Taylor - Slipknot and Stone Sour. I do like bands like Lincoln Park as well.
My favourite singer is Enia and the song i like most is 'One Toy Soldier' from "And Winter Came» (2008)
Kurt Vile is getting the most playtime around here at the moment....
I listen a lot to Electronic Dance Music... so here are my favorite DJs/Producers. David Guetta, Hardwell, Nicky Romero
My favorite artist is Enrique Iglesias and my favorite song is "Why not me".
" this is the way to amarillo" , lol
my best song " dangerous " by " Michael Jackson "
east or west Enrique Iglesias is the best and my favorite song is "Ring my bells"
kumar Sonu is my favorite singer.<snip />
My favourite singer is Lady Gaga and the song i like most is 'Poker Face'
Elvis Presley.
Nadhaan Parinthey song by A.R Rahmaan. Thats amazing and fantastic
my favorite song is yo,yo,yo honey singh. This is best singer. he is very smart and looking so handsome. I really like this man
my favorite song is "she will be loved" from Maroon.
My favorite singer is "Celina Deon" and the song I like most is "My hearts will go on" from the movie "Titanic".
My favorite singer- Enrique , favorite song -somebody's me
My favorite artist is A.R.Rehman and favorite song is Jay ho...from Slum dog Millionaire
Atif aslam "My favorite singer all time"


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Lil Wayne hints retirement is April Fools' joke
Listen to Lil Wayne on iHeartRadio
Lil Wayne's retirement may be ending before it even began.
On Tuesday, the rapper took to Twitter and hinted that his plans to retire after his Tha Carter V album were all a big April Fools' Day joke.
I'm retiring...April f••kin foolz!
— Lil Wayne WEEZY F (@LilTunechi) April 1, 2014
Previously, "Weezy" has been insistent about the upcoming album being his final solo project. He even recently told MTV News that only a $25 to $35 million pay check could convince him to do another solo album. Tha Carter V will hit stores later this year.
Lil Wayne isn't the first artist to tease his retirement on Twitter. Last year, Justin Bieber claimed he was "officially retiring," but later walked back the Tweet.
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Good Loser Kumagawa.
That's All She Wrote!
How to make everyone happy
Kurokami Medaka (Rev)
I Don't Want to See You Cry
The Lovely Name "Kurokami Kujira"
Please Become My Something
You Can't Be Killed
The Monster I've Sought
Crush You Today!
Sister, Sister, Sister!
Normal, Special, and Abnormal
Even Without Kurokami Medaka
This Is the End!!
Box 10 I will not forgive you!!
Box 9 It's not justice if you don't go overboard!
Box 8 I will crush Kurokami Medaka!!
Box 7 Does Everyone Do This? \ My own tune!!
Box 6 I don't expect you to understand.
Box 5 Win Your Earnings!
Box 4 Make your choice!! \ If you're going to make a wish...
Box 3 None of your business!! \ As you wish, Medaka-san!!
Box 2 " Are you the culprit? / But of course, it's me!
Box 1 "Student Council In the House!"
The gorgeous, peerless student council president, Medaka Kurokami, solves everyone's problems! Medaka Kurokami, who has just become Sandbox
The gorgeous, peerless student council president, Medaka Kurokami, solves everyone's problems! Medaka Kurokami, who has just become Sandbox Academy's 98th student council president, sets up a suggestion box as promised in her election campaign. "Your dreams belong to you. Go after them and make them come true yourself. Your worries, however, belong to me. Send them all my way!!" As Medaka solves her fellow students' problems along with her friend since childhood, Zenkichi Hitoyoshi, her suggestion box, nicknamed the Medaka Box, earns great popularity among the students.


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I am using the same adapter and haven't experienced any problems running it on BT5 32Bit.Works perfectly out of the box.
However I couldn't get it running neither on BT5 64Bit installed on disk nor on Virtualbox.But there is two more generations (you and me are using first generation) that might work on 64Bit.
On 32bit you are all good with that interface.


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Gerald Casale loves wine.
The Devo co-founder, 65 discovered fine wine and fine cuisine after Devo left Akron in 1978 for the sunny, smoggy, (then) cocaine-fueled paradise known as Los Angeles to find fame and fortune.To read more or comment...
Yeah, so Devo's Gerald Casale has other interests outside of watching the human race devolve and writing songs about said the process.
On April 30 Casale will host a launch party for the first two wines from his 23 acre estate "The 50 by 50," located in Wooden Valley of Napa, California.To read more or comment...
Well, seems like the album, due out on May 13 is gonna be pretty funky....Auerbach breakin' out more falsetto
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Singer/songwriter/Firestone Grad Joseph Arthur has a lot of famous friends.
He's also has a Lou Reed Tribute album coming out on Tuesday, May 13.
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Yeah, that's right...There should be a tear in the space/time continuum opening any minute now...
From the "WHAT THE HELL?" files comes this slightly surreal bit of promotional information from the Associated Press.
Starting June 9, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's Jesus Christ Superstar will hit the road with an eclectic and interesting cast featuring:
MICHELLE WILLIAMS (a.k.a the least interesting member of Destiny's Child) starring as Mary.
BRANDON BOYD (lead singer of early 2000's metalish band Incubus) starring as Judas
JC CHASEZ (the second funkiest former member of 'N Sync) starring as Pontius Pilate
JOHN LYDON (a.k.a. Public Image Ltd., leader a.k.a Johnny Rotten lead singer of the Sex Pistol) starring as Jud King Herod
yeah, go ahead and read that last one again, if you need too.
BEN FORSTER (a.k.a The Winner of U.K.'pop star reality show "Superstar" a.k.a Who?) will star as Jesus H. Christ
The revival...err....resurrectin begins in New Orleans and stops in Clevland at The Quicken Loans Arena on Sunday, August 10....


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'As much as they'll miss Miller – and who wouldn't miss the NCAA's career leader in shutouts? – the Spartans should feel relieved to finally know his skates will be empty when practice starts Sept. 24. "There was going to be life after Ryan Miller," Comley said. "Now it's here."'
Finally, Spartans can look ahead
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What are the recommendations for libraries wanting to catalog journal holdings in the LHR?
Please note that these guidelines were designed and tested for journal holdings. While the data structures theoretically would be usable for monographs, there may be variations in functions related to using LHRs for monographs that have not been tested.
Libraries participating in shared print agreements are encouraged to begin to disclose preserved print journal holdings in WorldCat according to this method as soon as possible.
The recommended approach includes three key elements:
- Define separate OCLC Institution Symbols to identify print archived titles in facilities and full–service libraries
- Enter holdings–level print archives data in MARC Holdings records (OCLC Local Holdings Records, LHRs)
- Use the 583 Preservation Action Note to describe specific characteristics of the print archives action(s) for each set of holdings
Use of the 561 Ownership and Custodial History tag in the holdings record is also encouraged to enable institutions to track the originating source of print archive holdings sourced from multiple libraries. In addition, the use of Group Access Capability and Group Catalogs is recommended to support aggregated views of shared print holdings for resource sharing, collection management and collection analysis.
Why do I need a separate OCLC institution symbol?
Libraries participating in print archiving programs will need to define additional OCLC Institution Symbols to identify print archived titles in their library storage facilities and full–service, on–site collections. Separate OCLC Institution symbols readily identify the shared print status of a title at the title level. The symbols are needed to facilitate interoperability with resource–sharing and collection analysis systems and to support aggregating shared print resources in group catalogs.
The symbol indicates that a title is subject to some form of a retention commitment at a given institution, but it does not indicate the specific print archiving program(s) to which the materials are contributed. A particular repeatable subfield in the 583 is used to indicate the print archive program (‡f). The combination of shared print symbol and 583 ‡f allows institutions to contribute materials to multiple print archiving programs with minimal record maintenance.
The separate OCLC Institution Symbol allows the library or shared print program to define different lending behaviors for these items compared to materials in the general collection or storage facility. These different behaviors could include e.g., non–circulating, circulating only to certain borrowing institutions, last resort lender (or conversely, priority lender) and loans for building–use only. The "Findings" and "Implementation Steps" sections of this report describe how the symbols are set up and associated costs.
How are Holdings Records being used?
Local Holding Records (LHRs) are used to identify copy–specific holdings information in OCLC for print resources subject to a retention commitment. Archiving institutions create LHRs for their shared print resources, indicating the holdings to which the retention commitment applies. This extends use of the LHR as a vehicle for reporting item–level holdings in WorldCat.
What if I already provide LHRs to OCLC?
For institutions that already provide LHRs to OCLC, libraries should remove the archived holdings from the original LHR or holdings data, so they will no longer be reflected under the original institution symbol. This is important to preserving the integrity of the holdings data and limiting the extent to which related holdings are duplicated across multiple institution symbols, which has implications for discovery, delivery and collection analysis.
What is the 561 used for?
The 561 in the LHR is used to record the original institution symbol (or symbols, in the case of consolidated holdings from multiple institutions) to indicate original or prior ownership of some or all holdings subject to the retention commitment.
Why is the 583 field being used?
The 583 field is used to record information about preservation actions. For purposes of current and future shared print initiatives, the 583 is recommended for use in recording print retention commitments and related actions. Such commitments are made by an institution as part of its participation in a collaborative print archiving program. The 583 field includes information about the following:
- Action and type of physical review undertaken to verify completeness or condition, if any (retained, condition reviewed, completeness reviewed)
- Retention commitment (date the retention commitment expires)
- Institution (i.e., making the retention commitment)
- Authorization (the Print Archive program(s) to which the materials are contributed)
- Validation level (none, volume, issue, or page level)
- Outcomes of validation (includes standard terms that are or will be integrated into the Preservation & Digitization Actions: Terminology for MARC 21 Field 583 (PDA). e.g., explicit enumeration of missing volumes, issues, presence of reprints, tight bindings, damage)
- Materials Specified (if different from the LHR 85x/86x)
- Uniform Resource Identifier (link to program documentation for print archiving program)
Specific details about the 583, its subfields, indices and controlled vocabulary are provided in Local Holdings Format and Standards as well as in the project report.
How many 583 Action Notes must I have?
The LHR may include one, two, or three 583 print archiving Action Notes, as needed to document print archiving actions. Additional 583 Action Notes may be needed to document other kinds of preservation activities. At a minimum, the LHR will contain one 583 Action Note to identify the retention commitment ("committed to retain") and the retention period. If the print resources are reviewed for completeness, a second 583 Action Note is included ("completeness reviewed") and the outcomes of that review are noted (e.g., missing units, binding anomalies, reprints). If the print resources are also reviewed for condition, a third 583 Action Note is included ("condition reviewed") and the outcomes of that review are noted. Additional 583 Action Notes may be needed to describe other preservation actions, including digitization, mass de–acidification, etc.
Note: If a given title/holdings is archived under multiple print archives programs having different terms (e.g., different retention period, validation level), libraries should enter separate sets of 583 fields to describe the different terms that apply to these items.
For validated holdings only, the bibliographic holdings statement(s) is updated once validation is complete (i.e., 85x/86x formatted holdings or 866 summary holdings statement). Details about the LHR are provided in the project report.
How do I establish Group Access Capability?
The recommended approach is to establish a Group Access Capability (GAC) profile for each print archiving program (e.g., WEST, Orbis–Cascade Alliance Distributed Print Repository, UC Shared Print) to facilitate resource sharing. An additional, more global GAC profile may also be desirable to unite all print archiving programs.
The GAC facilitates borrowing and lending within and between institutions affiliated and not affiliated with archiving programs. Staff at affiliated and unaffiliated libraries can readily identify the aggregation of print holdings subject to a retention commitment within a program or programs without inspecting individual titles or holdings statements.
The GAC also facilitates local and group collection management decisions. Staff at affiliated and unaffiliated libraries can readily identify the aggregate print holdings that are subject to a retention commitment and within an archiving program, without the "noise" of other library holdings.
What is being done about Group Catalogs?
The recommended approach is to establish a Group Catalog for each print archiving program (e.g., WEST, Orbis–Cascade Alliance Distributed Print Repository, UC Shared Print, Committee on Institutional Cooperation Shared Print Repository) to facilitate local and group collection management decisions. An additional, more global group catalog may also be desirable to unite all print archiving programs.
A Group Catalog makes it possible for staff and users affiliated (and not affiliated) with a print archiving program to view aggregated holdings and to search for either aggregate holdings or individual titles in a print archiving program. The Group Catalog is useful to support inter–institutional visibility of resources subject to a shared print commitment (and their archived status) and to an individual library's collection management decisions.
Where do I create an LHR?
Two approaches to record creation and contribution were tested:
- Manual creation of LHRs using OCLC Connexion browser (currently the Connexion client does not support this option)
- Batch loading of LHRs using standard OCLC batch load procedures
Should I use the Constant Data feature?
Yes, the "constant data" feature in Connexion can be used to create custom templates for print archive LHR, e.g., pre–populating selected sub–fields in the 583 to increase efficiency in manual record creation.
What about the batchload of LHRs?
Each holdings record, regardless of format, must contain the OCLC control number of its corresponding bibliographic record [OCLC Batchload].
You must supply all holdings records associated with a bibliographic record for a given Institution Symbol even if there is a change to only one of the holdings records. Each holdings record sent for a specific bibliographic record must represent the holdings data for only one copy. A "copy" may correspond to multiple physical items, e.g., in the case of bound journals.
Your holdings information must be in compliance with the MARC 21 Format for Holdings Data (MFHD) Some fields are required, while the inclusion of others is based on content. See the documentation for field definitions.
Holdings statements should meet the standards for identification, recording, and display of holdings data according to Holdings Statements for Bibliographic Items (ANSI/NISO Z39.71).
Holdings statements should use Latin alphabet abbreviations as found in Appendix B of Anglo–American Cataloguing Rules, second edition, 2002 Revision and the CONSER Guidelines for Input of Caption/Pattern and Holdings Data. Records should meet the standards for representation and exchange of holdings data according to MARC21 Format for Holdings Data (MFHD).
Records supplied in the Print Archives Pilot Program must have a 583 field, which should be added also in the library's local system to support future record updates.
OCLC may be able to convert your non–MARC holdings information into usable MFHD records that can be processed through LHRUS if the data is in an electronic format and contains consistent and discernible patterns.
Is my data exposed in other places besides WorldCat?
LHR data is not displayed in WorldCat.org, but can be selectively activated in WorldCat Local sites.
How does this affect ILL?
The print archiving project's retention commitment disclosure strategy had no impact whatsoever on the borrowing workflows in resource sharing.
On the lender side, testing showed mostly minimal impact of the project's disclosure strategy on resource sharing workflows.
Cost implications
There are also several areas where new or additional OCLC costs would be incurred as a result of using the recommended approach to print archives disclosure:
- New LHR profiling, batch load profiling and cancel holdings set–up for the new symbol (can be one–time charge or separate charges, several hundred dollars each, depending on the timing and particulars),
- Lending charges under new Institution Symbol (ongoing, based on transaction volume), and
- ILLiad charges to establish new "satellite library" for lending from additional OCLC symbol.
What are the Metadata Guidelines?
Late in 2010, a Coordinating Committee was established to develop recommendations for how libraries could use WorldCat to register content contributed to shared print archives. The Committee consisted of representatives within and outside of OCLC.
Experts from the library preservation, metadata and standards community were consulted over the course of the 18-month project to ensure that the metadata guidelines and implementation procedures were consistent with community norms.
These eight North American institutions—actively engaged in large-scale print activities—volunteered to participate in the project as pilot sites:
- The Center for Research Libraries (CRL)
- The California Digital Library (CDL)
- Indiana University
- Stanford University
- University of California, Los Angeles
- University of California, San Diego
- University of Minnesota
- University of Oregon
Between January 2010 and March 2012, pilot participants contributed to the development of metadata guidelines, refined a procedure for registering print archive collections in WorldCat, tested record creation and contribution mechanisms, and evaluated the impact of print archive registration on current inter-lending practices.
What are the Preferred ‡l Status terms when ‡a = "condition reviewed"?
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|Usage guidelines
|Acidic Paper
|Method used to identify acidic paper should be reported in ‡z Public note, e.g., pH pen test etc.
|Alkaline paper
|Method used to identify alkaline paper should be reported in ‡z Public note, e.g., publisher note on title page, pH pen test etc.
|Brittle paper
|Assessment method and outcome should be reported in ‡z Public note, e.g., Double Fold test – breakage on second fold.
|Specify faded text, faded cover, etc. Use ‡z Public note to specify which pages, issues or volumes are faded.
|Specify foxed pages, foxed cover, etc. Use ‡z Public note to specify which pages, issues or volumes are foxed.
|Use ‡z Public note to specify location of highlighted or underlined text.
|Insect damaged
|Use ‡z Public note to specify which pages, issues or volumes are insect damaged./td>
|Specify loose pages, loose binding, loose covers, etc. Use ‡z Public note to specify issue or volume with loose binding, covers, pages etc.
|Use ‡z Public note to specify issue or volume where marginalia is found.
|Mold damaged
|Use ‡z Public note to specify which issues or volumes are damaged.
|Obscured text block
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|Use ‡z Public note to specify which issues or volumes have been rebacked.
|Rehoused poorly
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|Repaired poorly
|Use ‡z Public note to specify which issues or volumes were inadequately or inappropriately repaired, so that they may be identified for future preservation action.
|Repaired soundly
|Use ‡z Public note to specify which issues or volumes show evidence of prior repair.
|Specify covers, pages, etc. Use ‡z Public note to specify which pages, issues or volumes are stained.
|Tight binding
|Use ‡z Public note to specify tightly bound issues or volumes.
|Specify covers, pages, etc. Use ‡z Public note to specify which pages, issues or volumes are torn.
|Specify covers, pages, etc. Use ‡z Public note to specify which pages, issues or volumes are torn.
|Yellowed/browning pages
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What are the Preferred ‡| Status terms when ‡a = "completeness reviewed"?
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|Specify what physical material is missing, e.g., missing foldouts, pages, issues, volumes etc. Use ‡z Public note to specify which issues or volumes are missing or where covers/pages are missing.
|Use ‡z Public note to specify which issues or volumes are reprints.
What are the implementation steps?
This is a summary of the implementation steps that are needed at each institution.
Areas for coordination by a print archives project manager
- Work with and propose the new Institution Symbols for members of the print archiving initiative, following the recommended nomenclature as best as possible. Work with OCLC to determine availability of the proposed symbols. (Requests for symbol set–up and other activities should be specified on the Shared Print Management Order form.) Provide guidance to member libraries about settings for the symbols (supplier/non–supplier) as appropriate for the shared print initiative.
- To request a symbol, complete the Shared Print Management Order form requesting new Holding Library Codes be profiled under the current OCLC symbol. Request that the configuration be XXXSP. List the 4–character Holding List the Library Codes you would like under that Inst Symbol, along with description for each, something like this should work:
- East – East Branch
- MAIN – Main Branch (default)
- MUSC – Music School
- NORT – North Branch
- REFA – General Reference
- REFB – Reserved Reference
- SOUT – South Branch
- STOR – Storage Facility
- WEST – West Branch
- Facilitate contacts between member libraries and OCLC's customer service units to set up new institutions symbols.
- Establish common vocabulary specific to the print archiving initiative for use in the 583. For example, retention period, archiving program name, selected preservation terms from the PDA vocabulary, URL for the print archive initiative documentation.
- Establish a URL for the print archiving initiative documentation and post policies, guidelines, validation standards and/or definitions for condition and completeness review there.
- Facilitate setup of Group Access Capability and Group Catalogs for the print archiving initiative, negotiate group pricing as appropriate.
Areas for coordination by a resource sharing manager, sorted by ILL system
For all libraries, if the library will be lending using the new print archiving OCLC symbol
- Obtain authorization and password information through OCLC Order Services using the order form.
- When requesting your new OCLC shared print symbol, please be sure to indicate if you will be using WorldShare ILL or if you wish to order an ILLiad satellite license. Your selection will generate a new annual lend-only WorldShare ILL subscription, or an annual ILLiad satellite license (applicable if you already have ILLiad at your library). This step will insure that you receive your user name and password related to your new shared print symbols for WorldShare ILL.
- Go into the OCLC Policies Directory to set up contact information, lending policies and any desired deflection rules, and change the symbol from Non–supplier to Supplier.
For WorldShare Interlibrary Loan libraries
- Do basic set–up for new OCLC symbol (Constant Data, etc.).
- If desired, add other new shared print archiving OCLC symbols to custom holdings groups and paths, in order to influence where such symbols appear in automatically–created lender strings.
- Address questions to OCLC customer support.
For ILLiad libraries
- If the library is supporting only the new shared print OCLC symbol with its instance of ILLiad, do basic set up. Address questions to OCLC customer support.
- If the library is supporting more than one OCLC symbol with the same instance of ILLiad, it must purchase a license for a "satellite" library at a cost of about $1,200 per year. Address questions about establishment of satellite library to Atlas Systems customer support. (An alternative to establishing a satellite library would be to manage ILL requests sent to the new print archiving symbol using WorldShare ILL. This would be less expensive and, given the low–use nature of the covered material, not onerous. But it would take this aspect of ILL out of the institution's normal workflow.)
- Further calibration is needed if a library intends to use the ISO ILL capability of ILLiad to communicate with other ISO–compliant ILL partners server–to–server rather than through a centralized inter–lending system. Address questions to OCLC customer support.
For VDX libraries
- For trading requests within the VDX group, all new OCLC symbols will need to be added to the system tables by the group's agency.
- For trading requests outside the VDX with partners using WorldShare ILL or ILLiad, put in a request through TopDesk account to have VDX support turn on ISO ILL for all the new print archiving symbols. Make sure all OCLC symbols for desired partners are configured in system tables.
What OCLC-costs might be incurred?
- A library must have an existing full cataloging subscription with OCLC to register their shared print collection. A new subscription is not required when an existing subscription is in place.
- There will be a one-time LHRUS fee to set up batchloading of Local Holdings Records if the library chooses to use batchload services.
- If the library will be using the WorldShare Interlibrary Loan to support lending under the Shared Print symbol, an annual lend-only WorldShare ILL subscription will be necessary and billed under the Shared Print symbol.
- If a library wishes to use ILLiad for lending activity, a current full ILLiad license must be in place at the library, and a new satellite license will be needed for the shared print symbol. OCLC will waive the fee for the shared print-related satellite license, but the library will be billed an annual lend-only WorldShare ILL subscription.
- For details on specific costs for your library group, please contact your OCLC representative, or the OCLC Shared Print Community Liaison, Bill Carney.


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Hannity and O'Reilly still silent on South Korean trade deal
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On Tuesday, we noted that, after declaring President Obama's November trip to Asia an unmitigated failure, neither Sean Hannity nor Bill O'Reilly acknowledged the free trade deal with South Korea that the White House subsequently secured. But surely they've mentioned it by now, right?
Well, no. No they haven't. And the omission is even starker given that their colleague, Neil Cavuto, brought it up on his Fox Business show last night and went so far as to apologize at length for his original dismissal of the trip to Asia. Cavuto said: "I wasn't alone in criticizing the president's trip. That doesn't make it right or me right. Me, dismissing a trip I didn't even know about. Because that trip apparently bore fruit."
"This trade deal is a big deal, even though no one's reporting on this deal," Cavuto said. "I really don't know why." Good question!
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Rock Hill, S.C. – Brevard's Micheala Watkins has been named to the 2012-2013 SAC Women's Preseason All-Conference team, the conference office announced Thursday.
Watkins started all 26 games for the Tornados last season, leading the South Atlantic Conference with 3.65 steals per game. The senior averaged 11.8 points, 3.2 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game in 2011-2012.
Eight of the SAC's 10 member institutions are represented on the preseason All-Conference Team, with a league-high three student-athletes from Anderson earning spots.
Despite being ranked No. 8 in the SAC preseason coaches' poll, Anderson had three players selected to the preseason All-SAC Team, including first-team guard Alissa Diaz.
Diaz was a member of the All-SAC Second Team last season after averaging 14.6 points and 2.67 assists per game.
Newberry, which was voted No. 3 in the preseason coaches' poll, is the only team to place multiple players on preseason All-SAC First Team. 2011-12 SAC Freshman of the Year Haylee Lepaio -- who finished fourth in scoring and third in rebounding in the conference last year -- is a first-team pick, as is senior guard Neicey Lewis.
Joining the Newberry duo on the preseason First Team are 2011-12 All-Conference Second Team selections Kendal Baxter of Tusculum and Whitley Culler of Lenoir-Rhyne.
Baxter averaged 13.7 points per game last year and set a SAC single-season record by shooting 91.5-percent from the foul line, while Culler averaged 13.8 points and eight rebounds.
Catawba sophomore forward Chloe Bully, a member of the 2011-12 SAC All-Freshman Team, rounded out the preseason All-Conference First Team. Bully averaged 13.5 points per game and led the conference by shooting 38.2-percent on three-pointers last season.
Two Anderson players – guard Sierra Simpson and forward Breonda Shannon – were named to the preseason All-SAC Second Team. They are joined by Wingate's Janitsha Williams, Tusculum's April McCann, Mars Hill's Armeka Booker and Watkins.
The preseason All-SAC Team is voted on by the conference's media relations directors.
2012-13 SAC Women's Basketball Preseason All-Conference Team
First Team
Kendal Baxter, Tusculum
Whitley Culler, Lenoir-Rhyne
Alissa Diaz, Anderson
Haylee Lepaio, Newberry
Chloe Bully, Catawba
Neicey Lewis, Newberry
Second Team
Breonda Shannon, Anderson
Armeka Booker, Mars Hill
Janitsha Williams, Wingate
April McCann, Tusculum
Micheala Watkins, Brevard
Sierra Simpson, Anderson
Brevard College was picked to finish 10th in the preseason coaches' poll, which was also released on Thursday.
2012-13 SAC Women's Basketball Preseason Coaches' Poll
Team Points (1st-place votes)
1. Wingate 78 (7)
2. Lenoir-Rhyne 66 (1)
3. Newberry 58 (1)
4. Tusculum 54
5. Catawba 51 (1)
6. Lincoln Memorial 40
7. Carson-Newman 39
8. Anderson 37
9. Mars Hill 15
10. Brevard 11


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PHOTO: Miley Cyrus goes topless on the cover of 'Rolling Stone'
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Rolling Stone has revealed who is on their latest cover, and it is none other than the Twerk Queen, and the master of sticking out her tongue, Miley Cyrus.
Miley appears on the cover, in a pool, topless, with smudged eye-make up and (of course) her tongue sticking out.
[PHOTOS: Miley Cyrus Live at the 2013 iHeartRadio Music Festival Village]
In the interview with the magazine, she opens up about a number of subjects including tattoos, her VMA performance with Robin Thicke, her friendship with Kanye West, and more.
On her VMA performance: "I wasn't trying to be sexy. If I was trying to be sexy, I could have been sexy. I can dance a lot better than I was dancing. People are like, 'Miley thinks she's a black girl, but she's got the flattest ass ever.' I'm like, I'm 108 pounds! I know! Now people expect me to come out and twerk with my tongue out all the time. I'll probably never do that s**t again."
On Kanye West: "I kind of have a good relationship with him now. It's good to have someone you can call and be like, 'Yo, do you think I should wear this?' 'Do you think I should go in the studio with this guy?' 'Do you think this is cool?' That's what homies are supposed to do."
On tattoos: "Did you know Alec Baldwin has Hannah Montana's initials tattooed on him? No, wait – Stephen Baldwin. He said he was my biggest fan, and I told him my biggest fans have tattoos. So he got HM tattooed on his shoulder."
[Miley Cyrus wrecks it at the iHeartRadio Music Festival]
Check out the full interview here.


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Using the theme "Anchored in Providence," the Class of 2011 distinguished itself by setting a participation rate record in the Senior Giving Program. The 60% participation rate bested the previous mark of 58% by the Class of 2010. To date, the Class of 2011 campaign has raised more than $35,000.
"This year's Senior Giving Committee worked really well together - we could not have beaten last year's class participation record without the help of each committee member," said co-chair Eamonn Nolan '11. "We came up with creative incentives to give. If a senior gave $20.11, they were able to write a thank you message to their parents, that would appear on the jumbo-tron during commencement. It was very well received, both by the students and families."
On Wednesday April 27, the Office of Annual Giving and the Senior Giving Committee co-sponsored a Senior Send Off event for all members of the Class of 2011 who donated. A check was presented to Providence College for the PC Fund – College President Rev. Brian J. Shanley, O.P. '80 accepted the check. With over 125 students in attendance, it truly was a successful event, and overall, a remarkable campaign.
"Being a part of the Senior Giving Campaign was a very rewarding experience for me," said co-chair Lily Glueck '11. "As a committee, we were able to talk with seniors about how important giving back is, and that Providence College cannot run on tuition alone. I'm very proud of our class for stepping up and giving back."
Did you know that young alumni make up nearly 25% of PC's alumni network? Follow the Class of 2011's lead and give today. If you give $5 a month for the next year, that's $60. Every little bit adds up.
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Lucia McBath and Ron Davis, the parents of slain 17-year-old Jordan Davis, slammed Creshuna Miles, 21, Juror no. 8 in the Michael Dunn murder trial, for saying that their son's killer was a "nice guy" and that "race was never a factor" in the verdict.
Dunn Trial Juror #4: We Voted 9-3 To Convict Him Of 1st-Degree Murder
Black Juror In Dunn Trial Claims Race Was Never A Factor In Verdict [VIDEO]
"I don't think she's being genuine," Ron Davis said in an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper. "For her as an African-American female to go into this case, with this type of evidence, with this type of rage, with [Dunn] saying 'thug music,' how can you as a juror not think this is about race?
"So, for people who say, you know, here's another white guy who got away with shooting and killing a black kid, what would you tell them?" Machado asked.
"I would tell them that they really should knowledge themselves on the law," Miles responded.
"If this case wasn't about race for you, what was it about?" Machado asked.
"It was about justice," Miles responded.
See Miles' speak on the Dunn verdict below:
"In my mind nice guys don't shoot unarmed teenagers," McBath said.
See Davis' parents speak on Miles, Juror no. 8, below:


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Bava and Castevens join 2012 Tornados women's soccer teamJuly 10, 2012
Duo will take the pitch on the BC Soccer Field this year
Brevard, N.C. - Brevard College Women's Soccer Coach Shigeyoshi Shinohara is pleased to announce that Shannon Bava and Lindsay Castevens have committed to come to Brevard and play on the 2012 Brevard College Tornados women's soccer team.
The incoming freshman duo join commits Alexis Griffis, Clair Deese, Taylor Hembree, Nicole Miranda, Maddi Holt, Whitney Wellman, Katherine Nickels, Currin Session and Sara Beam as new members of the 2012-2013 BC Women's Soccer team.
Bava comes to Brevard by way of Mars Hill, N.C. and was homeschooled, lining up at center midfielder and forward under Coach Steve Woody. She was a member of the State All-Tournament team four years in a row, earning State MVP honors. She also received the Excellence award four years in a row and was named to the All-Tournament team at a tournament hosted in Tennessee.
In addition to soccer, Bava excelled in basketball, karate and swimming, and is a third Kyu brown belt. In the classroom, she earned the silver medal in the National Latin Exam in both Latin I and II. She is the daughter of Dominic and Kim Bava.
"Shannon has great skills on the ball and is very dangerous up front. Her sense of where the goal is and her ability to finish will make her a great asset for the Brevard College women's soccer team," said Coach Shinohara. "She works very hard up front and has great passing skills from the midfield, and we're very excited to sign her."
Castevens comes to Brevard from Mt. Airy, N.C. and Mount Airy High School, where she lined up at midfielder and forward under Coach Will Hurley. A two-time MVP selection and two-time All-Conference honoree, Castevens recorded two of her best seasons during her freshman and senior years where she recorded a combined 46 goals and 31 assists with the Granite Bears.
The 5-4 athlete is the daughter of Karen and Shane Castevens.
"It was very exciting to sign Lindsay as she has great character both on and off the field and is very personable and a great teammate," said Coach Shinohara. "She is very talented on the ball with great long range shooting skills and a powerful leg. She is going to be a great free kicker and great shooter for our team."
The Tornados compete in the NCAA Division II and the South Atlantic Conference.


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haha on dat second one..
"2: 50 cent, dr dre, eminem, snoop dogg"
yeh bro! keep it real to ur dogs....
i voted for the second one..
but its a stupid battle...
i should of probally voted fer myself,
but i voted fula cause that alfred e. newman from Mad comics i saw him post in the 'post your painted pieces' thread is awesome radical hilarious. and you can see it in the corner of his sketch.
doller. Its the only thing nearly respectable up there.
Keep Some Fucking Honor, Never Snitch.
dollar YEA HARD TO BUFF
dollar do you only battle toys so you can win?
Kickin' it
mysfyt, i battle whoever battles, haha. i had a quick battle, whoever sent them in were the ones in the battle. its not like i called each one of these guys out. beside aerus wasnt that bad. just sloppy.
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Washington : Government Printing Office
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|Indians. Coeur d'Alene Tribal funds.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the funds on deposit in the Treasury of the United States to the credit of the Coeur d'Alene Tribe that were appropriated to pay a judgment by the Indian Claims Commission dated May 6, 1958, and the interest thereon, after payment of attorney fees and expenses may be advanced or expended for any purpose that is authorized by the tribal governing body and approved by the Secretary of the Interior. Any part of such funds that may be distributed per capita to the members of the tribe shall not be subject to Federal and State income tax.
Approved, July 17, 1959.


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Coffee, Newspaper, Linux and FOSS News
As the sun makes its way over the Santa Cruz Mountains on a Tuesday morning — don't forget the Farmers Market and the Organic Software table in Felton, folks! — the daily ritual of dragging myself into a new day begins.
Coffee. A look at the news around the world. Then the important stuff: LXer.com for the news of all things Linux/FOSS.
[Incidentally, our friends at Google need to look at something, and I'll bring it to their attention later. Maybe I'll drop a line to WordPress, too. It seems that no matter how I tag my blog, the only way I can get the Alerts to pick up Larry the Free Software Guy for the benefit of those searching for "Linux" is to put "Linux" in the title. Selfish, I know, but maybe you should get used to seeing Linux in the title of upcoming blogs.]
Meanwhile, back at the blog: Here are a few things that caught my eye this morning:
Antiquated? Phoronix publishes an article entitles "How an Old Pentium 4 System Runs with Ubuntu 10.04, 10.10" and their description of "old" is, "This antiquated system has an Intel Pentium 4 2.8GHz CPU, 512MB of RAM, an 80GB IDE hard drive, and an ATI Radeon 9200PRO AGP graphics card." Antiquated? Are you kidding me? That's about as antiquated as a 2006 BMW. C'mon, Phoronix — either do better editing or give us something really antiquated, like a Pentium with Roman numerals.
Ground-floor opportunity, unlimited potential: The VAR Guy writes about the health care track at OSCON next week in Portland. "The health care sector is set for a technology-driven transformation as the federal government pushes adoption of electronic health records and pursues national health information exchange. Hardly surprising, the Open Source Convention (OSCON) has a health care track that will focus on open EHR/EMR software and the government's standards-based Nationwide Health Information Network (NHIN) among other topics. What's in it for VARs? Here are some clues." And the clues follow. But as those who know me know how I can drone on about this, I think health care software is a huge opportunity for FOSS developers, not to mention making open source inroads in an industry that needs to be in the public domain in the first place, and it's nice to hear it from someone else.
Oh, and it's not dead yet: While this wasn't in the news today, I've finally gotten over the eye-rolling aspect of, yet again, SCO not fully grasping basic legal tenets in losing yet another case and now plan to appeal Judge Ted Stevens' ruling upholding a jury verdict made after oral hearings that Novell had retained the copyright to Unix when it sold its Unix business to SCO. According to this brief item on H online, it's not over yet and the partners at Boies Schiller & Flexner LLP have taken Stick A to beat Dead Horse B.
Felton Farmers Market, 2-6:30 p.m., St. John's Church parking lot, about 3/4 mile south of the traffic light on Highway 9 (all the directions you need in Felton). And don't forget — Major League Baseball All-Star Game is tonight. Go National League.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)
July 14, 2010 at 5:52 am
We could use a post event write up. I am always hoping that my little
community can steal other groups good ideas.
Ground-floor opportunity, unlimited potential. YES, this is one of the
biggest opportunities out there for FOSS. Another area is the legal
profession. Also the Open Source Community should be looking at the
auto repair industry. Education really really needs FOSS. Or maybe
all the FOSS people should just write apps for the droid? (sarcasm)


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Dig these bags. Good shitA while ago I made these bags with my brother. All organically hand dyed korean fabrics with charcoal, persimmon, gallnut, ash, and indigo plant. All made in Seoul.
After a couple of months we put the brand on hold for the next 7 months but restarted recently and are releasing a 5 bag collection very soon. Thought I'd post some pictures here before our release:
Our fabrics being dyed in the countryside of Korea
Our previous collection was 100% organic guangmok cotton, but for our new collection we use a Korean silk/cotton blend and sourced a great Italian leather
Our fabrics drying
behind the scenes from our lookbook
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Preview of the inside of our daypack. 100% Italian leather: hood, zipper pulls, inside patch, pocket details, handle, and side panel details of the bag. You can see a lil bit of the organic dyed silk/cotton...more pictures/info on that later.
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Conservative Media Ignore That Immigration Reform Is An Economic Issue
Conservative media figures have criticized President Obama's focus on immigration reform, saying that the top priority should be the economy and jobs. In fact, immigration reform is an economic issue: studies show that it would boost economic output and lower unemployment.
Right-Wing Media Criticize Obama's Focus On Immigration Reform
Fox Business Guest Ed Rensi: "We've Got To Focus On Jobs, Jobs, Jobs, And More Jobs." During an interview with former McDonald's CEO Ed Rensi, Fox Business host Charles Payne asked if the economy was a reason for the dip in President Obama's approval rating:
RENSI: Here in Illinois, the middle class and lower are suffering terribly. Excess of regulation -- we've got constant problems with jobs and lack of jobs. You know, we keep getting these deflected issues in going after immigration and health care and all these scandals that's going on.
RENSI: We've got to focus on jobs, jobs, jobs, and more jobs.
PAYNE: You know, I hear what you're saying. It sounds a whole lot like what this one guy named Mitt Romney was saying not too long ago and yet the masses sort of said, OK, you know, we're gonna go with the vision, with the green energy, with the guy that's gonna heal the nation, with the immigration policy.
Did this shift all of a sudden happen? Did people have a general epiphany that maybe the economy is not doing so well [Fox Business, Cavuto, 7/22/13 [1]]
Hot Air: "Obama Has Talked About Practically Everything Except The Economy, From Immigration To Gun Control." In a post on Hot Air mocking the "pivots back to jobs and economic growth" President Obama has "promised," conservative blogger Ed Morrissey wrote: "So far this year, Obama has talked about practically everything except the economy, from immigration to gun control, even though Americans are mainly concerned with jobs and unemployment." [Hot Air, 7/22/13 [2]]
Daily Caller Ignored Link Between Economy, Immigration Reform. In an article headlined, "Obama talks economy, but directs aides to immigration, Obamacare," the Daily Caller suggested President Obama was being insincere to "publicly pivot back to the public's highest priority -- the economy," while telling "his 300 campaign aides, community organizers, donors and top political allies that they would remain focused on issues that the public views as low priority." To support this claim, the article highlighted polls that show that immigration reform is a low priority for Americans:
In April, Gallup reported that the economy and jobs were seen as the most important issues by 42 percent of the population. At least 20 million Americans are currently unemployed or underemployed.
In contrast, health-care scored 6 percent, and climate-change wasn't mentioned by the respondents. Immigration got only 4 percent.
In January, the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press also reported on the pubic's priorities. The economy scored 86 and jobs scored 79, giving them the two top slots.
"Dealing with illegal immigration" took the 17th ranking slot, with a score of 39, followed by a "strengthening gun laws," at 37, and climate regulation won the last slot, with a score of 28. [Daily Caller, 7/23/13 [3]]
Laura Ingraham: Immigration Reform "Is An Insult To The American Worker." On her radio show, Fox News contributor Laura Ingraham argued that those who support immigration reform are against the American worker, asking, "Where is the concern for the American family and the American worker, who are working not one job but two jobs to pay the bills? Who are working third shifts like my parents worked?" She went on to say that the "argument" that reform is going to benefit the economy "is an insult to the American worker." [Courtside Entertainment Group, The Laura Ingraham Show, 6/12/13 [4]]
In Fact, Immigration Reform Has Everything To Do With The Economy
Immigration Reform Would Increase Revenues
ITEP: Newly Legalized Immigrants Would "Increase Their State And Local Tax Contributions By An Estimated $2 Billion A Year." A study by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy found that while undocumented immigrants already contributed an estimated $10.6 billion to state and local taxes in 2010, if granted legal status, their contributions would increase by another $2 billion a year in state and local taxes:
- Undocumented immigrants currently contribute significantly to state and local taxes, collectively paying an estimated $10.6 billion in 2010 with contributions ranging from less than $2 million in Montana to more than $2.2 billion in California. This means these families are likely paying about 6.4 percent on average of their income in state and local taxes.
- Allowing undocumented immigrants to work in the United States legally would increase their state and local tax contributions by an estimated $2 billion a year. Their effective state and local tax rate would also increase to 7 percent on average, which would put their tax contributions more in line with documented taxpayers with similar incomes. [Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, July 2013 [5]]
Social Security Administration: Immigration Reform Would Generate More Than $275 Billion In Social Security Tax Revenues Over 10 Years. As The Wall Street Journal reported, a study by the Social Security Administration found that if the Senate's immigration bill becomes law, the Social Security program will see increased revenues of "more than $275 billion" over 10 years while costs would increase "by $33 billion" as a result of the bill. [The Wall Street Journal, 5/8/13 [6]]
CBO: Passing The 2006 Immigration Reform Bill Would Have Increased Revenues By "$66 Billion Over The 2007-2016 Period." The Congressional Budget Office found that if the 2006 comprehensive immigration reform bill had passed, it would have increased total federal revenues by about $66 billion over the 2007-2016 period. [Congressional Budget Office, 5/16/06 [7]]
California And Federal Governments Lost Out On Almost $1.7 Billion In Taxes In 2009 Because Of Immigrants' Undocumented Status. A University of Southern California study found that due to the lack of legal status for the undocumented immigrant population in California, the state lost approximately $310 million in income taxes while the federal government lost $1.4 billion in income taxes in 2009. [Center for the Study of Immigration Integration, January 2010 [8]]
Immigration Reform Would Create Millions Of Jobs
Immigration Reform Could Generate Almost 1.5 Million New Jobs By 2020. As The Wall Street Journal noted, a study by the nonpartisan Regional Economic Models found that creating a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants would add 550,000 jobs nationwide, increasing the number of high-skilled visas would generate another 400,000, and "revamping low-skilled programs, could increase employment by 468,000 by 2020." [The Wall Street Journal, 7/16/13 [9]]
Immigrants Start More Businesses And Are Granted More Patents Than U.S.-Born Americans. An analysis by the Hamilton Project found that "immigrants are 30 percent more likely to form new businesses than U.S.-born citizens" and are "three times more likely to file patents than U.S.-born citizens." [Hamilton Project, September 2010 [10]]
Companies Founded By Immigrants "Produced $52 Billion In Sales And Employed 450,000 Workers" In 2005. A research paper by the Brookings Institution found that companies founded by immigrants "produced $52 billion in sales and employed 450,000 workers" in 2005, and between 1995 and 2005 more than half of new tech start-up companies in Silicon Valley were founded by foreign-born owners. [Brookings Institution, January 2011 [11]]
Immigration Reform Would Increase Economic Output
Immigration Reform Would Increase Economic Output By $45 Billion By 2020. An article in The Wall Street Journal highlighting a study by the nonpartisan Regional Economic Models found that creating a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants would increase gross domestic product by $45 billion by 2020 and would "boost personal income by $115 billion" over the same time frame. [The Wall Street Journal, 7/7/13 [12]]
The Economy Would Increase By 3.3 Percent In 2023 And By 5.4 Percent In 2033. According to an analysis by the Congressional Budget Office of the Senate immigration bill, the legislation would "increase real (inflation adjusted ) GDP relative to the amount CBO projects under current law by 3.3 percent in 2023 and by 5.4 percent in 2033." [Congressional Budget Office, June 2013 [13]]
Total Economic Output Would Rise Overall By 2.4 Percent In 2023 And 4.5 Percent In 2033. According to the CBO report, real Gross National Product (GNP) could increase by as much as 4.8 percent in 2033 but would be greater by 2.4 percent in 2023 and 4.5 percent in 2033:
The effects of the legislation on real GNP would be slightly smaller because increases in the rate of return on capital and in interest rates would imply greater flows of profits and interest to foreigners. According to CBO's central estimates, real GNP would be greater by 2.4 percent in 2023 and by 4.5 percent in 2033. Under the full range of estimates, the bill could boost GNP by an amount between 4.1 percent and 4.8 percent in 2033. [Congressional Budget Office, June 2013 [13]]
Immigration Reform Would Lower The Deficit
U.S. Could See A Net Savings Of $175 Billion From 2014 To 2023. According to a summary of the CBO's report, the United States would see the federal budget deficit decrease by $197 billion between 2014 to 2023. Combined with increased discretionary outlays of $22 billion over the same time period, the net savings for the U.S. would be $175 billion. [Congressional Budget Office, 6/18/13 [14]]
U.S. Could See A Net Savings Of $700 Billion From 2024 T0 2033. According to the CBO, changes in direct spending and revenues would decrease federal budget deficits by approximately $700 billion over the second decade following the bill's enactment:
The additional amount of federal direct spending stemming from enactment of S. 744 would grow after 2023 as more people became eligible for federal benefits as a result of the bill. The additional amount of federal revenues owing to the legislation also would increase after 2023 as the labor force continued to increase. On balance, CBO and JCT estimate that those changes in direct spending and revenues would decrease federal budget deficits by about $700 billion (or 0.2 percent of total output) over the 2024-2033 period. In addition, the legislation would have a net discretionary cost of $20 billion to $25 billion over the 2024-2033 period, assuming appropriation of the necessary amounts. According to CBO's central estimates (within a range that reflects the uncertainty about two key economic relationships in CBO's analysis), the economic impacts not included in the cost estimate would further reduce deficits (relative to the effects reported in the cost estimate) by about $300 billion over the 2024-2033 period. [Congressional Budget Office, 6/18/13 [14]]
Economist Douglas Holtz-Eakin: Immigration Reform Would "Reduce The Cumulative Federal Deficit By Over $2.5 Trillion." According to an analysis of the effects of immigration reform conducted by former head of the Congressional Budget Office Douglas Holtz-Eakin, immigration reform could reduce the federal deficit by "a cumulative amount of $2.7 trillion" over 10 years:
Immigration reform will also influence the budget outlook through its impacts on economic growth. These impacts are "dynamic" effects in the parlance of federal budgeting. This is, any budgetary analysis that is conducted strictly using the baseline economic growth impacts will necessarily be incomplete by excluding the impacts that produce more rapid economic growth.
How large are these impacts? One metric is the CBO "rules of thumb" for linkages between the pace of real GDP growth and the federal budget. These indicate that over 10 years an additional 0.1 percentage in average economic growth will reduce the federal deficit by a bit over $300 billion. In this context, the rules imply that over the first 10 years of the benchmark immigration reform, the federal deficit would be reduced by a cumulative amount of $2.7 trillion. [American Action Forum, April 2013 [15]]
Immigration Reform Would Increase Wages Over Long Term
Economic Policy Institute: "Our Analysis Finds Little Evidence That Immigration Negatively Impacts Native-Born Workers." An Economic Policy Institute study examining immigration's effect on wages found that there was little evidence to support the claim that immigration negatively impacts native-born workers. The study found that wages increased by at least $ 3.68 per week for native-born workers overall and $1.58 for those with less than a high school education. [Economic Policy Institute, 2/4/10 [16]]
CBO: Wages Would Be "Slightly Lower" Over The First Decade But Higher By Next Decade. According to the CBO, the rapid increase in the number of workers due to the immigration reform bill would temporarily decrease wages but those wages would increase in the second decade of the legislation:
CBO's central estimates also show that average wages for the entire labor force would be 0.1 percent lower in 2023 and 0.5 percent higher in 2033 under the legislation than under current law. Average wages would be slightly lower than under current law through 2024, primarily because the amount of capital available to workers would not increase as rapidly as the number of workers and because the new workers would be less skilled and have lower wages, on average, than the labor force under current law. However, the rate of return on capital would be higher under the legislation than under current law throughout the next two decades. [Congressional Budget Office, June 2013 [13]]
CBO: Immigration Bill Would Increase Average Wages, Boost Capital Investment, And Raise Productivity Of Labor And Capital Over Long Term.According to a summary by the CBO, long-term benefits to the U.S. economy include increases in employment, wages, capital investment, and productivity of labor and capital. [Congressional Budget Office, 6/18/13 [14]]
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Terrence Cody Scouting Report
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2010 NFL Draft Prospect Scouting Report:
Terrence Cody, DT, Alabama
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Re: Horcasitas
NO CHANCE Washington takes him to anchor a 3-4 switch.. they didn't spend all that money on Haynesworth for nothing.
poobeard 03/26/10 01:26 AM
He is too much of a risk to go in the first round, not to mention that there are other DT/NT that are better. I can see Kansas City or Washington getting him in the second round, they both need Nose Tackles for their 3-4 Defenses(Redskins are switching)
Horcasitas 03/01/10 07:13 PM
Going to Minnesota to be the next battery mate for Kevin Williams. Pat Williams is 37
lockhart985 02/18/10 06:15 PM
Someone might take a chance on him in the 1st, but I see him going in the second just based on the fact that he could eat himself out of the league real fast.
B atch 02/15/10 10:48 PM
Excuse me I meant late first round
irishdriver77 01/24/10 01:20 AM
He is a late round pick that I see being taken by the Vikings to replace their run stuffer Pat Williams, who is getting up in years. Is a an elite run stuffer who can take up multiple blockers with his size alone. Incredible strength. Conditioning and pass rush ability are major concerns, but those are not what teams see when they look at him. The only true 3-4 nose tackle worth a high pick
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Report: Adele To Record James Bond Theme For Next Film
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Adele has reportedly signed on to record the theme for the next James Bond movie.
According to The Sun, the franchise is "thrilled" with how well "Skyfall" has been received and is hoping to replicate that success with the next film in the series.
A source tells the paper that producers would like Adele to become as synonymous with Bond as Dame Shirley Bassey, who sang some memorable Bond themes like "Goldfinger" and "Diamonds Are Forever." Apart from picking up the Oscar for Best Original Song, Adele's "Skyfall" has earned her a Golden Globe and Brit Award.
Meantime, Adele continues to keep quiet about her own recording plans. She tells the Daily Mail she'll only record a follow-up to 21 when she has "something to sing about." Her label XL Recordings admitted last year that a new Adele album "may not come for some years."
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Related stories: Paisley Mae's need for new heart brings outpouring of generosity | Apple Valley baby receives Berlin Heart, waits for donor | Parents pour their hearts into saving Paisley
LOMA LINDA - "Happy St. Paisley's Day!" read the message posted on a Facebook page created for baby Paisely Mae Arnold, the 5-month-old Apple Valley girl who needed a heart transplant, because on Sunday she received a new heart.
"She's such a warrior," said Darrell Feuerhahn, a friend of Rick and Charity Arnold, Paisley Mae's parents.
After about a month of waiting and praying, Paisley Mae, who was born without a left coronary artery, was recovering Sunday morning after what friends are calling a successful heart transplant.
"Everything went perfect," said Feuerhahn, one of Rick Arnold's fellow firefighters with the San Bernardino County Fire Department.
Paisley Mae got out of surgery around 5:30 a.m. Sunday and was doing well, he said.
In a post on Paisley Mae's Facebook page, family thanked everyone for their prayers and support as well as the unselfish decision of the donor family.
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"Look Up! Bird-Watching in Your Own Backyard" by Annette LeBlanc Cate; ages 7 and older; $16: All you really need to do is what the title of this book says. Go outside and look up. You're likely to see and hear birds as soon as you start paying attention. This book — told with funny, bright, cartoon illustrations — is filled with amazing facts.
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Join the Young America's Foundation in celebrating this annual weeklong event focusing on the victory over communism and honoring America's heroes. This event is ideal for any general conservative group.
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JACKSON, MS -- Mississippi is the next state to ban sweepstakes videogames. On Feb. 12, the Mississippi House passed a bill, HB 974, outlawing the Internet cafés where the online sweepstakes games are usually placed.
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Cross sections of 3D figures
Hi! I am trying to find a way to take a 2d cross section
of a complicated 3d surface in Mathematica.
A long as the figure is single valued in the Z-direction
it is comparatively simple - I can just do a contour
plot and select the contour that corresponds to the
particular value I am interested in.
However, I am not so fortunate: the object is multi-valued
in the Z-direction and is specified parametrically, both
of which thwart the contour plotting.
I can get a rough result by plotting the figure with the
PlotRange option for the Z-axis set just above and below
the value of z where I want to take the cross section,
and choosing the BoxRatios to be {1,1,0}.
However if there is a more elegant solution (either a
package or a built in command I have overlooked) it
would be great to hear about it!
PS I know I could solve numerically for the values of x
and y where the figure cuts the plane that defines the
cross-section, but I have not been able to find an
efficient way of doing this within Mathematica and want
to avoid doing it with an external Fortran program if
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They were cut off on the secret side of the island, alone with miro.
It may be added that miro traversi is not pure black, but of a somewhat brownish slaty black.
A dull flame leaped into miro's eyes at the sight of his captive.
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Isque canhi megé: Dexa, ò quita, yo y miro; esto es: Dexame, miro yo tambien.
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Mind, we do not expect that you will obtain proof that miro is paying Wilkinson money.
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text: Shia LaBeouf and Alec Baldwin were all set to star together in a new play on Broadway. Shia had originally told producers the pair could not work together, but Shia gave it a try. Yesterday he quit because of his continuing conflicts with Alec. Producers of course said that Shia had departed the play because of creative differences. Creative differences? With Alec Baldwin? Shocker. Shia, making sure the world knows that Alec is pain in the butt posted a letter to his Twitter from the director which said, "I'm too old for disagreeable situations. you're one hell of a great actor. Alec is who he is. you are who you are. you two are incompatible. I should have known it. this one will haunt me. you tried to warn me. you said you were a different breed. I didn't get it. Dan"