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Organ & Tissue Donation
In practice, donations cannot be carried out without the consent of next-of-kin, but we believe advance discussion of donation with family members is just as important as signing a card. This is your family, and they should know your wishes ahead of time. That way, when the time comes, your signed donor card, coupled with their knowledge of your wishes will help your family make their decision about donation.
Here are some common questions we hear about this subject:
|Question #1
|Who can become a donor?
|Anyone who is 18 or older and of sound mind may become a donor when he or she dies. Minors may become donors with a parent's or guardian's consent.
|Question #2
|Will my decision interfere with my own health care?
|No. Medical personnel must follow strict guidelines before they can pronounce death and remove the donor's organs and tissues. Organ and tissue donors receive the same health care as non-donors.
|Question #3
|How will medical personnel know that I am a donor?
|Medical personnel will know by your carrying of a "Donor Card". You should distribute copies to your family, doctors, funeral home that holds your pre-arranged services and attorney.
|Question #4
|Who pays for the donation procedure?
|The organ donation programs, funded through health care, pay for all costs involved in the organ donation and recovery.
|Question #5
|How are the organs and tissues distributed?
|The distribution of organs is handled by regional organ banks which are linked to a national computer network that allows them to speed the process of matching organ donors and recipients. Tissue distribution is coordinated by various tissue banks throughout the country.
|Question #6
|Does my age or medical history matter?
|Although most programs do have age restrictions for organs, it should not influence your decision to become a donor. The transplant team will decide at the time of donation whether the organs or tissues are useful for donation. If the organs or tissues can't be transplanted, it is possible that the organs or tissues may be helpful in medical research.
|Question #7
|Will I have to change my funeral arrangements?
|Within reason, organ donation does not delay funeral arrangements or disfigure the body, so no changes will be needed in your funeral plans. If you plan to donate your body for medical research, you should be sure to arrange all of the details with your local anatomical board.
|Question #8
|Can I change my mind about becoming a donor?
|Absolutely, simply tear up your donor card. Anyone that you have told about your donation request should be notified of this change. Tell family members, doctors, funeral home, and if you have made arrangements to have your status indicated on your driver's license be sure to contact the driver's license office to have your status changed.


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No reflective. Sturdy Durable. ?Can be used repeatedly many years.
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Common Questions
Is there a best time to sell my house?
Property sells year round. It is mostly a function of supply and demand, as well as other economic factors. The time of year you choose to sell can make a difference in the amount of time it takes and the final selling price. Weather conditions are often a consideration in some provinces than in other parts of the country. Generally the real estate market picks up in the early spring.
During the summer, the market usually slows. The end of July and August are often the slowest months for real estate sales. The strong spring market often places upward pressure on interest rates, many prospective home buyers and REALTORS® take vacations during mid-summer.
After the summer slowdown, sales activity tends to pick up for a second, although less vigorous, season which usually lasts into November. The market then slows again as buyers, sellers and REALTORS® turn their attention to the holidays.
The supply of homes on the market diminishes because sellers often wonder whether or not they should take their homes off the market for the holidays. There are still buyers in the market place, but now those buyers have fewer homes to choose from. Those homes on the market at that time have considerably less competition. Generally speaking, you'll have the best results if your house is available to show to prospective buyers continuously until it sells.
Are there important factors to consider when selling a home?
The two most important factors are price and condition in selling a home. The first step is to price it properly. Then, go through the house to see if there are any cosmetic defects that can be repaired.
A third factor is exposure. It is also important that the home gets the exposure it deserves through open houses, broker open houses, advertising, good signage and listing on the local multiple listing service, as well as the internet.
Choose the REALTOR® that you believe will get the job done, not the one that quotes you the highest price – sometimes just to buy your listing.
How much is my home worth?
There are two methods many people use to determine their home's value, an appraisal and comparative market analysis.
Appraisals vary in cost and are defendable in court. They average about $300 for a single family home and more on multi-family dwellings. Appraisers review numerous factors and base information on recent sales of similar properties, their location, square footage, construction quality, excess land, views, water frontage and amenities such as garages, number of baths, etc.
A comparative market analysis on the other hand is an informal estimate of market value performed by a REALTOR® or broker. It is based on sales and listings that will compete with your property that are similar in size, style and location. A range of values will be determined thus arriving at a probable market value. Many REALTORS® offer a free analysis anticipating they will have a new client.
The analysis or opinion should be in writing and should involve professionally accepted appraisal techniques.
What should I do to get my house ready?
The way you live in a home and the way you sell a house are two different things. First and foremost, "declutter" counter tops, walls and rooms. Too many "things" make it difficult for the buyer to see their possessions in your rooms or on your walls, however don't strip everything completely or it will appear stark and inhospitable. Then clean and make attractive all rooms, furnishings, floors, walls and ceilings. It's especially important that the bathroom and kitchen are spotless. Organize closets. Make sure the basic appliances and fixtures work and get rid of leaky faucets and frayed cords. Make sure the house smells good: from an apple pie, cookies baking or spaghetti sauce simmering on the stove. Hide the kitty litter, and possibly put vases of fresh flowers throughout the house. Pleasant background music is also a nice touch.
The second important thing to consider is "curb appeal." People driving by a property will judge it from outside appearances and make a decision then as to whether or not they want to see the inside. Sweep the sidewalk, mow the lawn, prune the bushes, weed the garden and clean debris from the yard. Clean the windows (both inside and out) and make sure the paint is not chipped or flaking. Also make sure that the doorbell works.
Should I make repairs?
Minor repairs before putting the house on the market may lead to a better sales price. Buyers often include a contingency "inspection clause" in the purchase contract which allows them to back out if numerous defects are found. Once the problems are noted, buyers can attempt to negotiate repairs or lowering the price with the seller. Any known problems that are not repaired must be revealed as a material defect. You do not have to repair the problem, only reveal it and the house should be appropriately priced for that defect.
What are my obligations to disclose?
Items sellers often disclose include: homeowners association dues; whether or not work done on the house meets local building codes and permit requirements; the presence of any neighbourhood nuisances or noises which a prospective buyer might not notice, any restrictions on the use of property, including but not limited to zoning ordinances or association rules.
It is wise to review the seller's written disclosure prior to a home purchase and ask questions if it does not satisfy you entirely.
Are there standard contingencies in an offer?
Yes, the two basic contingencies in a purchase contract are financing and inspections.
Should I be flexible in granting contingencies?
That often depends on if you are in a buyer's or a seller's market, the condition of your home, the price you hope to get, how motivated you are to sell, as well as the quality and quantity of the offers you are getting.
Any contingencies that are negotiated are written into your contract. Both the buyer and seller can place requirements on the table during the negotiation phase.
A frequently seen contingency is regarding the sale and closing of the buyer's home before they can purchase yours. Whether this requirement is reasonable, or even achievable, depends on the individuals involved. Financial capabilities usually play a major role in negotiations. Few people can afford to own two homes simultaneously, except for some all-cash buyers.
What do I do if my house isn't getting activity?
Even in a slow market, price and condition are the two most important factors in selling a home.
If a home is not getting the activity it needs in order to sell, it is probably because it is overpriced for the market. The first step is to lower the price. Then go through the house and see if there are cosmetic defects that you missed that can be repaired.
The second step is to make sure that the home is getting the exposure it deserves through open houses, broker open houses, advertising, good signage and a listing on the multiple listing service and internet.
A third option is to remove the home from the market and wait for overall housing conditions to improve and catch up to the price you're asking.
Finally, frustrated sellers who have no equity and are forced to sell because of a long term illness, divorce or financial considerations should discuss a short sale with their mortgage lender and their REALTOR®.
A short sale is when the seller finds a buyer for a price that is below the mortgage amount and negotiates the difference with the lender.


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Logie, Moray, Scotland
A vibrant orange fallen Sycamore leaf lays among beech leaves and clover at the edge of the road by the Logie river bridge. Photo © copyright by Ian Cameron.
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I use the worlds best quality Giclee papers to make your archival fine art prints, personally selecting either a beautiful French paper, Canson Platine, or the equally sublime Hahnemuhle 308 Photo Rag.
The specified print size relates to the actual printed image area.
Solid Ash Framed - Signed - Double Matted
Custom built solid natural Ash frame (34mm) houses a signed and double matted (bright white) premium quality print produced on paper of the very highest quality, namely Hahnemuhle 308 Photo Rag or Canson Platine archival heavy weight papers. These are bonded to foam backing board and sealed against dust ingression - Ready to hang.
The specified size relates to the printed image area, the finished framed print's length and breadth is between 8 to 10 inches larger.
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Personally sourced these are display canvases of the highest quality fully archival Matt or Gloss (please specify preference) stretched heavy weight canvas over a properly built wooden sub-frame that will not warp over time.
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Modern, contemporary and stylish these beautiful crisp, frameless Fuji Flex giclee printed pictures are bonded to an aluminium substrate that is lightweight, ultra stiff, yet very thin. They make a bold high impact statement floating clear of your walls.
Personally sourced and despatched direct to your door from Germany - Ready to hang.
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For the ultimate in contemporary display imagery there is little to compare with a premium quality large scale acrylic glass covered print. They have a luminosity, sharpness and impact to them that surpasses all other display mediums.
They are truly sublime I have personally sourced them from Germany for delivery direct to your door - Ready to hang.


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Aloha Beaches - Confetti Bikini Clutch
$ 80.00
Fallon & Royce was imagined in the Spring of 2016 by designer Sharon Schwartz in response to her deep seated love of all things whimsical, fun, and fabulous.
A seasoned creative director with a broad range of work under her belt, Schwartz was constantly on the hunt for an easy tote that felt elevated and luxe while still remaining playful, lighthearted and, most importantly, accessible. Her inaugural collection debuted with an assortment of clean-lined canvas totes finished with cheeky phrases adorned in sequins.
The inventive line pushed the boundaries of luxe beach essentials, garnering immediate praise and lending the brand to take fast-fashion handbags and accessories to new heights. Followed quickly by a vibrant mix of woven straw bags and clutches with bold colors and intricate details, the expanded collection speaks to everyone from the free-spirited bohemian to the chic sophisticate.
Now launching its second season with a full range of straw and canvas totes, clutches and accessories, Fallon & Royce has become the go-to for classic jet setters and style risk takers alike.
People Style - May 2016
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Oversized cosmetic clutch with colorful confetti bead wording and double tassel zipper pull. This cool bag can hold your wallet, your cell, and pretty much the rest of your necessities. This works as an everyday clutch or a great travel cosmetic bag for when you're headed on vacay or to the beach. Water-resistant interior allows for easy clean up if you throw your sunblock or any beach items in there.11"W x 8"H x 3"D
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Intercity 302977 to Maastricht on January 15, 2023
This is the history of Intercity 302977 which ran from Enkhuizen to Maastricht on January 15, 2023. This train was partly cancelled: it only ran between some stations and did not complete its full trajectory. This train was operated by NS. The total journey time for this train service was 3 hours, 21 minutes.
Below, you'll find the entire route for this train, including platform changes and (if available) the train composition for this day. Platform changes are marked.
* Statistics based on past 14 days
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You might be entitled to financial compensation if your train was cancelled or delayed, especially when you missed a connecting train or when you couldn't finish your journey by train. Generally, you are entitled to compensation when you have a delay of 30 minutes or more for domestic trains, and 60 minutes or more for international trains. However, there are some exceptions. In some cases you might receive compensation when you have a delay of only 15 minutes or more.
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Welcome to the home of the new Ontario/Canada chapter of Code4Lib. Our aim is to create more opportunities for Code4Lib folks in the Ontario/Quebec/Manitoba/Northeast USA area to meet up in person.
- 1 Mailing list
- 2 Code4lib North Meetups in Toronto
- 3 Code4lib North Meetups in Ottawa
- 4 Code4Lib North: the Seventh. Kitchener Public Library May 26-27, 2016
- 4.1 Register
- 4.2 Twitter
- 4.3 Schedule
- 4.4 Accommodations
- 4.5 Parking and Transit
- 4.6 Chips and Pop
- 4.7 Contact
- 4.8 Sponsors
- 5 Code4Lib North: the Sixth. St. Catharines Public Library, June 4 & 5, 2015
- 6 Fifth Meeting: London Public Library, May 1st and 2nd, 2014
- 6.1 Code of Conduct
- 6.2 Registration
- 6.3 Twitter
- 6.4 Cost
- 6.5 Schedule
- 6.6 5 minute talks signup
- 6.7 20 minute talks signup
- 6.8 Hackfest and Discussion Group topic signup
- 6.9 Accommodations
- 6.10 Parking
- 6.11 Social Events
- 6.12 Organizers
- 7 Fourth Meeting: Ryerson University, May 23rd and 24th, 2013
- 8 Third Meeting: University of Windsor, May 24 and 25th, 2012
- 8.1 Schedule
- 8.2 Cost
- 8.3 When and Where
- 8.4 Accommodation
- 8.5 Social Events
- 8.6 Food
- 8.7 Format
- 8.8 20 minutes talks :: feel free to sign up
- 8.9 5 minutes talks :: feel free to sign up
- 8.10 20 or 40 minute workshops: each one teach one
- 8.11 hackfest ideas :: scheme schemas
- 8.12 hackfest ideas :: feel free to add to the list
- 8.13 code4lib north organizational team
- 8.14 hashtag and twitter list
- 9 Second Meeting: McMaster University, May 5-6, 2011
- 10 First Meeting: Kingston ON, May 6-7, 2010
- 11 Who's interested in Code4Lib North?
- 12 Meeting Location Suggestions for the Future
Mailing list
Want to participate in Code4Lib North meetups and receive "North"-oriented Code4Lib announcements? Join the code4lib mailing list. (The code4lib-north mailing list was discontinued.)
Code4lib North Meetups in Toronto
Purpose: To connect with other code4libbers in the area and start building a code4lib community in Toronto, Ontario. (blatantly copied from the Ottawa group)
Meetup Group: code4lib toronto
Hashtag: #code4libTO also used: the general #code4lib
Next Meetup
The next meetup is to encourage collaboration between different libraries to do a presentation or workshop together! It will also be a great opportunity to brainstorm possible hackfest ideas as well. You can of course just come to hang out and chat too.
As this will be a drop in session, no reservations are needed, just show up! Hope to see you there
When: Friday, April 19, 5-7pm Where: Mozilla Toronto, 5th floor, 366 Adelaide West
Suggested beery place to gather afterwards: Town Crier Pub at 115 John St (just 3 blocks away)
Past Meetups
The first meetup was a simple social meetup on June 21, 2012. The idea is that other meetups will have presentations/talks to be had either before or during.
August 14, 2012 - Cool Tool Day
December 13, 2012 - Talk Notes
Code4lib North Meetups in Ottawa
Purpose: To connect with other code4libbers in the area and start building a code4lib community in Ottawa, Ontario
code4lib Ottawa meetups are now organized using Meetup.com. Sign up to be informed of upcoming meetings.
Next Meetup
Date: Thursday April 9th, 2015
Keep an eye on the Meetup page for further details.
Past Meetups
The inaugural code4lib Ottawa meetup occurred on March 28, 2012 and was a simple meet-and-greet at a local pub. Since then, we try to combine this social event with some short interesting talks. Here is what we have learned about in recent meetups:
Tuesday October 7th, 2014
- Mark Baker - Principal Architect at Zepheira provided a brief overview of some of Zepheira's BibFrame tools in development.
- Jennifer Whitney - Systems Librarian at MacOdrum Library presented OpenRefine (formerly Google Refine) – a neat and powerful tool for cleaning up messy data.
- Sarah Simpkin, GIS and Geography Librarian & Catherine McGoveran, Government Information Librarian (both from UOttawa Library) - presented on a recent UOttawa sponsored Open Data Hackfest as well as to introduce you to Open Data Ottawa.
Location: MacOdrum Library, Carleton University, 1125 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa, ON, Ottawa, ON (map)
April 30, 2013 - Meet, and share your favourite Library technology
June 13, 2012 - Lightning Talks
|Description of Talk
|Devin Crawley from the Ottawa Public Library gave us a quick preview of the API to their BiblioCommons catalogue. The API will be publicly available this fall.
|William Wueppelmann talked about what's going on at Canadiana.org and how they host and manage their huge digital collection and their efforts to achieve certification as a Trusted Digital Repository (TDR).
|Mary Beth Baker spoke about the local tech scene in Ottawa and got us to consider the potential for collaboration with other groups.
April 24, 2012 - Show and Tell Session
|Description of Talk
|Max Neuvians
|Social-biblio.ca : An approach to Twitter data visualization, archiving, and the larger narrative.
|Richard Akerman
|Richard Akerman and Mary Beth Baker are organizing a Reading Garden at the upcoming Canadian Library Association conference. They are seeking advice on how to provide wireless access. Anyone with ideas is encouraged to get in touch with them.
|Warren Layton
|A quick demo of LibraryBox, a wireless filesharing device, which may have interesting applications in government and other libraries where IT restrictions can limit network use.
Code4Lib North: the Seventh. Kitchener Public Library May 26-27, 2016
The 2016 Code4Lib North meeting will be held at the downtown branch of the Kitchener Public Library We'll begin each day at a suitable time, like 9:15 am.
85 Queen St. N.
Kitchener, ON
We will be observing the Code4Lib Code of Conduct
Registration is free through EventBrite
- Hashtag: #c4ln2016
- Attendee list on Twitter
- (Enter your twitter Handle to the Eventbrite sign up to be added)
|Doors Open/Arrival of Coffee
|Doors Open/Arrival of Coffee
Welcome and Logistics
Disintegrating Vendor Lock-in / Jason S.
Bringing Digital Games into the Library / Michelle G.
Collaborating with your Computer Science Department / Kim P.
Tips on giving a workshop / Alison H.
UWSpace is the Place / Courtney M.
If You Build it, Will They Run? Digital Scholarship Centres in the Academic Library / Kim M.
Research Cloud/Digital Pres/Asset Management Strategy / Dillon M.
Automating the Boring Stuff / Graham F.
Historical Newspaper Digitization on a Shoestring / Art R.
Hello Friend, May I Introduce You to Linux? / Tim R.
What we learned by mangling our 3d printers / John F.
any last minute sign-ups
DIY Discovery / Marc d.
Dr. Strangelove: or how I learned to love the vendor./ Geoffrey A.
any last minute sign ups
HackFest and Group Discussions
Regular Expressions in MARCedit / led by Geoffrey A.
Other topics TBD
Tour of Velocity Garage (tour at 3:30; leave KPL by 3:10)
HackFest and Group Discussions
Editing Libtech or Other Library Info in Wikipedia / led by Alison H.
Other topics TBD
Tour at Kwartzlab (tour at 2:30; leave KPL by 2:10)
|Social at B@Museum
There will be an optional tour of the Velocity Garage on May 26th at 3:30 p.m. We can walk there from the library but parking is available if you prefer to drive. There is also the optional tour of KwartzLab Makerspace on Friday, 27 May at 2:30 PM. Details on travel route and parking to be provided on the day.
Talk Sign Up
Code4Lib North is a great opportunity to talk about anything you are working on or pondering about. It can be as short as a 5 min lightning talk to just through out some ideas or up to a 30 min talk on whatever you like
|Time (5 Min - 30 min)
|Way to contact*
|Alison Hitchens
|Tips on giving a workshop
|15 Min
|Tim Ribaric
|Hello Friend, May I Introduce You to Linux?
|25 Min
|Courtney Matthews
|UWSpace is the place
|15 min
|Graham Faulkner
|Automate the boring stuff
|5-10 min
|Allana Mayer
|"Demonstrated Experience" and Library Tech Platforms
|15 min
|Kim Martin
|"If you build it, will they run?" Digital Scholarship Centers in the Academic Library
|5-10 min
|Jason Skomorowski
|"Disintegrating vendor lock-in"
|20 min (Thursday)
|jason -at- indexdata.com
|Ontario Library Research Cloud
|15 min (?)
|Art Rhyno
|Historical newspaper digitization on a shoestring
|15 min (Thursday)
|artrhyno -at- uwindsor.ca
|Michelle Goodridge
|Bringing Digital Games to the Library
|30 min
|John Fink
|What we learned by mangling our 3d printers
|5-10 min
|Kim Pham
|Collaborating with your Computer Science department
|15 min (Thursday)
|Marc d'Avernas
|DIY Discovery
|15 min.
|Geoffrey Allen
|Dr. Strangelove: or how I learned to love the vendor
|15 min.
* Just so we can talk to you about getting slides or follow up questions. Feel free to email me instead if you don't want to enter anything here
HackFest & Group Discussion Ideas
Depending on feedback we might spend some time running a HackFest/Group Discussions instead of just presentations. Add your ideas.
|Way to contact*
|your name here
|your idea here
|your contact here!
|Looking for input
|regular expressions in MARCedit
|Alison Hitchens
|Editing libtech or other library info in Wikipedia
* Just so we can talk to you about getting slides or follow up questions. Feel free to email me instead if you don't want to enter anything here
Accommodations close to KPL (within 3 block radius)
- Crowne Plaza Hotel Kitchener - We have arranged a group rate of $124 Deluxe and $134 Executive. Use this booking link for the special rate. If you prefer to call and make reservations call 1-877-408-6665 and reference the group code COD.
- Queens Landing Guest House - from $110 (inc. breakfast), offering 10% discount if mention Code4Lib when booking
- Frederick Streen Inn --from $90 (inc. breakfast), offering 15% discount if mention Code4Lib when booking
Accommodations near the universities
Participants selecting any of these accommodations can drive or bus to downtown Kitchener. Bus details will be posted soon. LRT construction details will be posted soon.
- University of Waterloo Summer Accommodations - single occupancy $52 per person
- Hotel Laurier - single occupancy $47-$84 depending on room choice
- Waterloo Hotel - in uptown Waterloo, ca. $165
- Delta Waterloo - in uptown Waterloo, ca. $190
- Comfort Inn Waterloo - ca. $106
Parking and Transit
Underground Parking Garage at KPL. Hourly parking is available from 6 am to 10 pm. You may enter the parking garage from Queen St or Otto St.
- Daily maximum: $14.50
Pay & Display Surface Parking beside KPL off Queen St. (hourly rates available).
- Daily maximum: $10.75.
There is a lot of construction related to the LRT. For updates see the Traffic Updates. If you need any recommendations on best routes please contact us!
If you are travelling around town by bus you may fine it useful to download the Grand River Transit app
Chips and Pop
There are plenty of walk-able places for lunch for Thursday and Friday. For those interested there will be sign up sheets for groups lunches. Some recommendations close to KPL are included on the event map.
Night Time Get Together
Wednesday night get together for those arriving early: We'll be meeting at The Adventurers Guild Café starting at about 6:30 PM for some games, and fun.
Thursday evening get together at B@Museum (5:00 PM on). We have a reserved space where participants may mingle, and order food and beverages of their choosing.
Questions concern? Please contact:
Alison Hitchens
Geoffrey Allen
Code4Lib North would like to thank Kitchener Public Library for co-sponsoring this year's event and providing us the meeting space. We are also very grateful to University of Guelph Library for sponsoring the coffee and tea service each day.
Code4Lib North: the Sixth. St. Catharines Public Library, June 4 & 5, 2015
The 2015 Code4Lib North meeting will be held at the downtown branch of the St. Catharines Public Library We'll begin each day at a suitable time, like 9:00am.
54 Church St.
St. Catharines, ON
We will be observing the Code4Lib Code of Conduct
Coffee, light snacks and Wifi will be provided gratis.
Via Eventbrite.
(Enter your twitter Handle to the Eventbrite sign up to be added)
Lookit the cool things Open Refine can do (Slides) / Tim
Using Open Data to Win Free Books / Warren (Slides)
Virtualization / Dave
Native MarcEdit for MacOS / Whitni
Teaching programming skills to librarians / Thomas
Training for Library Specialized Services: The Case of OJS / Gabriela
Investigating BIBFRAME / Alison (slides)
Common Lisp for prototyping / David
Mid-Level Docker Magic; using Docker Compose to deploy an AtoM test instance / John
Getting Started with Maps Using Google Fusion Tables and BatchGeo /Jonathan
Where Is It? Linking items in the catalog to shelf locations / Jeff
LCSH to RVM (Slides) / Warren
|Group Discussion
|Group Discussion
|Group Discussion
Talk Sign Up
Code4Lib North is a great opportunity to talk about anything you are working on or pondering about. It can be as short as a 5 min lightning talk to just through out some ideas or up to a 30 min talk on whatever you like
|Time (5 Min - 30 min)
|Way to contact*
|Tim Ribaric
|Lookit the cool things OpenRefine can do
|30 Min
|David Bott
|30 Min
|Thomas Guignard
|Teaching programming skills to librarians
|30 Min
|@timtomch, email@example.com
|David Fiander
|Common Lisp for prototyping
|15 Min
|david at fiander.info
|Alison Hitchens
|Investigating BIBFRAME
|20 Min
|Jeff Proehl
|Where Is It? Linking items in the catalog to shelf locations
|30 Min
|John Fink
|Mid-Level Docker Magic; using Docker Compose to deploy an AtoM test instance
|20 Min
|Whitni Watkins
|Native MarcEdit for MacOS
|15 min
|Warren Layton
|Using Open Data to Win Free Books
|15 min
|Gabriela Mircea
|Training for Library Specialized Services: The Case of OJS
|15 min
* Just so we can talk to you about getting slides or follow up questions. Feel free to email me instead if you don't want to enter anything here
HackFest & Group Discussion Ideas
Depending on feedback we might spend some time running a HackFest/Group Discussions instead of just presentations. Add your ideas.
|Way to contact*
|Tim Ribaric
|Cloud v. Local, which one to choose?
|Alison Hitchens
|Playing with Open Refine
|Alison Hitchens
|Discuss ideas for following up on/practicing skills from Software Carpentry for Librarians course
* Just so we can talk to you about getting slides or follow up questions. Feel free to email me instead if you don't want to enter anything here
There isn't a huge selection of places downtown to stay. Top choice is probably: Holiday Inn Ontario Street You might also want to stay on Brock Campus If there is enough interest we'll try to arrange a carpool from campus/hotel to the downtown branch.
Note from Alison Hitchens: FYI, individual accommodation at Brock is $110+HST total for 2 nights compared to Holiday Inn starting at $144+tax per night.
There are several lots downtown that you might want to use.
Best option is the Garden Park / Carlisle Street Garage
Hourly Rate: $1.50
Maximum Rate: $12
Central Library Parking Lot is also $1.50/hour but is limited to 3 hour maximum (enforced).
Chips and Pop
There are plenty of walk-able places for lunch for Thursday and Friday. For those interested there will be sign up sheets for groups lunches. Some recommendations:
- Rise Above - Great Vegan Place
- Tim Hortons - Need I say more
- Sahla Thai - Great Pad Thai
- Merchant Ale House - Best Microbrew in the City
- Helen's Deli - Diverse menu
- Gord's Place - Urban Pub
- The Works Gourmet Burger - Gourmet Burger Bistro
Night Time Get Together
If you're in town on Wednesday June 3rd join us starting at 7:00pm at the Merchant Ale House
Thursday night - TBD.
After you are done with the conference, stick around around for the Wine. Or head down to the Falls.
Questions concern? Please contact Tim Ribaric, Brock University
David Bott, St. Catharines Public Library 905-688-6103 x212
Fifth Meeting: London Public Library, May 1st and 2nd, 2014
This year's conference is sponsored by London Public Library. We are hoping that this will encourage more participation from public library sector.
Code of Conduct
Code4Lib North 2014 seeks to provide a welcoming, fun, and safe community and conference experience for everyone. We do not tolerate harassment in any form. Discriminatory language and imagery (including sexual) is not appropriate for any event venue, including talks, or any community channel such as the chatroom or mailing list. (from the Code4Lib Code of Conduct)
Note that the Code4Lib Code of Conduct applies at Code4Lib North and at the associated social events.
Space is limited, so please register through EventBrite.
- Hashtag: #c4ln2014
Attendance is free, but lunch is not provided. London Public Library is providing the space and wifi for the conference, and there will be a continental breakfast and coffee breaks both days.
|Talks (5-20 minutes)
|Talks (5-20 minutes)
|Lunch (on your own)
|Workshop / hackfest
|Workshop / hackfest
|End of day / socialize
|Talks (5-20 minutes)
|Talks (5-20 minutes)
|Lunch (on your own)
|Workshop / hackfest
|Workshop / hackfest
|Discussion Group Reports (if applicable)
|closing comments / end of day
Thursday Morning
|Sam Popowich and John Fink
|A brief overview of modern configuration management and deploy tools; or, why your bash scripts are not scalable.
|20 mins
|Geoffrey Allen
|Using library systems to mould public school libraries
|20 mins
|Dave Mitchell
|Opening library data from a hostile data source
|20 mins
|Grant Campbell
|An XML Framework for Teaching RDA
|20 mins
|Ruth Collings
|It's not paranoia if they're really watching you: library patron privacy
|20 mins
Thursday Afternoon
|Tim Ribaric
|Hackfest: What can we do with an old ereader?
|David Fiander
|Discussion: patron online privacy vs professional values
Friday Morning
|Michael Ridley
|CRKN's Integrated Digital Scholarship Ecosystem (IDSE) Project: Overview & Feedback
|20 mins
|Kim Martin
|Preliminary findings from The Effects of Digital Technology on Seniors (EDITS) Project
|20 mins
|Scott Cowan
|RDA relationship designators as linked data: solutions to problems?
|20 mins
|Chris Gray
|Teaching SQL to Librarians at Software Carpentry bootcamp
|20 mins
|Sarah Simpkin
|Let's all go to the hackfest! #hackUOBiblio update
|5 mins
Friday Afternoon
|Thomas Guignard
|Discussion: The Angry Nerds Squad: Freeing libraries of bad tech solutions by challenging vanilla vendor proposals
|Michael Ridley
|Discussion: Defining a Collaboration Environment for a Distributed Library R&D Centre of Execellence
|Sam Popowich
|Discussion: Technological skills for librarians; expanding Software Carpentry curriculum
5 minute talks signup
Feel free to edit this table to add your five-minute lightning talk proposal
|Sarah Simpkin
|Let's all go to the hackfest! #hackUOBiblio update
|Tim Ribaric
|OLITA wants you! To h4ck an ebook reader.
20 minute talks signup
Feel free to edit this table to add your 20-minute talk proposal
|Michael Ridley
|CRKN's Integrated Digital Scholarship Ecosystem (IDSE) Project: Overview & Feedback
|Geoffrey Allen
|Using library systems to mould public school libraries
|Sam Popowich and John Fink
|A brief overview of modern configuration management and deploy tools; or, why your bash scripts are not scalable.
|Chris Gray
|Teaching SQL to Librarians at Software Carpentry bootcamp
|Kimberly Martin
|Preliminary findings from The Effects of Digital Technology on Seniors (EDITS) Project
|Dave Mitchell
|Opening library data from a hostile data source
|Ruth Collings
|It's not paranoia if they're really watching you: library patron privacy
|Grant Campbell
|An XML schema for teaching RDA
Hackfest and Discussion Group topic signup
Feel free to edit this table to add your hackfest proposal or discussion group topic idea.
|David Fiander
|Online services: Relinquishing professional values & patron privacy to provide content
|Thomas Guignard
|The Angry Nerds Squad: Freeing libraries of bad tech solutions by challenging vanilla vendor proposals.
|Mike Ridley
|Defining a Collaboration Environment for a Distributed Library R&D Centre of Excellence
|Sam Popowich
|Technological skills for librarians; expanding Software Carpentry curriculum
Western University has negotiated special rates at a few hotels throughout London. The Delta Armouries and Hilton London are both within walking distance of the London Public Library Central branch.
Delta London Armouries Hotel
325 Dundas Street
London, Ontario N6B 1T9
- $112 Single/Double Standard; $112 Premier;
- $152 Signature King;
- $187 Suite
- (+$12 parking/night)
Complimentary high speed internet access, coffee maker, indoor pool & fitness centre, business centre.
Phone the hotel directly at (877) 814-7706 and tell them that you are attending a Western University workshop in order to get the Western rate.
Hilton London
300 King Street
London, Ontario N6B 1S2
- $109 Standard (1 King or 2 Double Beds);
- $149 Business Class (1 King Bed)
In-room coffee makers, hairdryers, irons and ironing boards, free high speed internet access, fitness centre, complimentary newspaper, 24-Hour business centre, 2 line phones and data ports, large work area with oversized desk, 24- Hour room service, indoor pool, sauna and whirlpool and complimentary parking.
Book reservations using the Western University rate
Social Events
Wednesday Evening
If you're in town Wednesday evening, come out to meet the other early-birds at Chaucer's Pub at 7:00.
Chaucer's Pub 122 Carling St London, ON N6A 1H6 Canada
Chaucer's Pub is part of the Marienbad restaurant, so this map is actually to the right place.
Thursday and Friday lunch options
Local restaurants within walking distance of the library.
Thursday Evening
Group dinner
Fourth Meeting: Ryerson University, May 23rd and 24th, 2013
Shortlink: http://bit.ly/c4ln2013
This year we are proposing an un-theme for the un-conference: computational thinking, inspired by Jonathan Rochkind's blog post: http://bibwild.wordpress.com/2012/11/27/computational-thinking-getting-started/
Registration through EventBrite: http://c4ln2013.eventbrite.ca/
- Hashtag: #c4ln2013 or #c4ln
- Attendee List
When and Where
Dates: May 23rd and 24th, 2013
Times: 9am - 4pm
7th Floor, Heaslip House
The G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education
Ryerson University
297 Victoria Street
Toronto, Ontario
Located: 1 block east of Yonge Street, just north of Dundas Street
Google Map: http://goo.gl/maps/NkbtQ
Closest subway stop: Dundas Station
Attendance is free but lunch is not provided. Ryerson will provide wireless access as well as coffee in the morning.
To continue with the success of past C4LNs, the schedule will have talks in the morning and hackfests in the afternoon. We will finalize the speaking schedule Thursday morning but we will try to split the talks between the two days equally.
|Talks (5-20 minutes)
|Talks (5-20 minutes)
|Lunch (on your own)
|Workshop / hackfest
|Workshop / hackfest
|End of day / socialize
|Talks (5-20 minutes)
|Talks (5-20 minutes)
|Lunch (on your own)
|Workshop / hackfest
|Workshop / hackfest
|End of day / socialize
Thursday Morning
|Alan Harnum
|Computational Thinking
|15 min
|Alison Hitchens
|MOAR RDA for Systems Folks
|20 min
|MJ Suhonos
|MARC, XML, and JSON for non-coders
|15 min
|Cynthia Ng
|Making Accessible (Web) Services
|10 min
|Katie Legere
|Listen to your library - sonification of refstats data, library Sound File
|15 min
|Nick Ruest
|The Revolution Will Be Preserved
|20 min
Thursday Afternoon
|Session Type
|Mike Ridley
|What should University Librarians/Chief Librarians know about library technology and library technologists?
|Cynthia Ng
|Dana Thomas
|Intro to (Scholars Portal) SFX
|Trina Grover
|New titles lists by subject
Thursday afternoon notes/slides
Friday Morning
|Andrew McAlorum, Ken Yang
|Digital Humanities Project Showcase: DEEDS & RPO Anthology
|20 min
|Steven Marsden
|Find your books fast! Ryerson Bookfinder
|10 min
|Bilal Khalid & Gordon Belray
|The Library in your pocket: Responsive Catalogue at UofT
|15 min
|Giles Orr
|Credit Card Sized Computers?
|10 min
|John Fink
|Big Giant Box of Disks - mass storage on the cheap with Backblaze Pods
|10 min
|Tim Ribaric & Jonathan Younker
|Make your own Proxy?
|15 min
|David Fiander
|Comparing three ISBN APIs ; Using WebDav to add storage space to Zotero
|20 min
Friday Afternoon
|Session Type
|Tim Knight
|Visualization for Navigating on a Sea of Linked Data
|Lightning talk
|MJ Suhonos
|Lightning talk / demo
|Liam Whalen
|Googling for Answers Past the First Page of Results
|Andrew McAlorum
|Library Gamification
|Trina Grover
|RDA in RDF http://rdvocab.info
|Tim Knight
|Converting MARC to RDF/XML; RDF Stores; SPARQL Endpoint
|Hackfest (to learn)
Organizational team / Contact
- Cynthia Ng
- MJ Suhonos
- Steven Marsden
- Trina Grover
- Naomi Eichenlaub
Delta Chelsea
Address: 33 Gerrard St.
General Reservation: 1-800-243-5732
Phone: 877-814-7706 / 416-595-1975
Website: http://www.deltahotels.com
Rates: $149/night, (single or double)
Map - Approximately 5 minute walk from the Heaslip House
Courtyard by Marriott Downtown Toronto
475 Yonge Street
Toronto ON, M4Y 1X7
General Reservation: 1-800-847-5075
Phone: 416-934-5598
Website: http://www.marriott.com/yyzcy
Rates: $152/night, (single or double)
Map - Approximately 10 minute walk from the Heaslip House
Best Western Primrose Hotel Downtown Toronto
111 Carlton Street
Toronto ON, M5B 2G3
General Reservation: 1-800-937-8376
Phone: 416-977-8000
Rates: $149/night, (single or double)
Map - Approximately 10 minute walk from the Heaslip House
Ryerson University Residences
240 Jarvis Street
Toronto ON, M5B 2L1
General Reservation: 1-866-592-8882
Phone: 416-979-5296
Website: http://www.ryerson.ca/conference/accommodations/index.html
Rates: $88/night, (single)
[1] / [2] - Approximately 3-7 minute walk from the Heaslip House
Closet parking is at 300 Victoria St, accessible only from the south (so turn in from Dundas St.)
Rate: $15/day
More information available on the Ryerson Parking website
Social Events
We have made the following lunch reservations for both Thursday, May 23 and Friday, May 24 @ 12 noon. All reservations are under the name "Ryerson Library":
Salad King (Thai)
340 Yonge St
2 tables for 6
Queen and Beaver Pub (Gastropub)
35 Elm St
1 table for 6
Paramount (Middle Eastern/Lebanese)
253 Yonge St
2 tables for 4
Milestones @ AMC (American)
10 Dundas St E, 4th floor
1 table for 4
Evening Dinner/Social
Wednesday, May 23
Artful Dodger
10 Isabella St.
(no reservations) 7:30pm
NB: Toronto Chapter PLG is meeting beforehand at 6:30; all are welcome to attend.
Thursday, May 24
Elephant & Castle
378 Yonge St
Upper mezzanine for 20-25 @ 5pm
Food Nearby
A Google Map of some suggested places to eat near Ryerson, including price ranges, is available here: http://goo.gl/maps/ln3WR
Third Meeting: University of Windsor, May 24 and 25th, 2012
The schedule has now been moved to an editable google doc at : http://led.uwindsor.ca/c4ln otherwise known as: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dlTqrBNfiYwjRpVnUvJbtW0K7en1ndVp84WqWbfOrvE/edit
This unconference runs on love... and the kindness of the Leddy Library who will provide : coffee, lunch, and wireless and the space
When and Where
Dates: May 24 and 25th, 2012 (it's on!)
Times: 9 am start time. 4 pm end time
Location: 4th Floor, Leddy Library, University of Windsor: http://www.uwindsor.ca/ Google Map: http://tinyurl.com/7a79qvw
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
The University offers rooms and suites for travellers, youth, and families seeking overnight, short or extended accommodations through its Conference Services: description of services provided. Use this Registration Form to book a room with Conference Services.
In addition, University of Windsor special visit rates may be available by calling the local number and asking for the University of Windsor rate at certain hotels (which shouldn't dissuade you from staying wherever you prefer):
Holiday Inn Select 1855 Huron Church Road, Windsor Tel: 1-800-465-4329 or 519-966-1200 (3 km from campus)
Hampton Inn & Suites 1840 Huron Church Road, Windsor Tel: 800-Hampton or 519-972-0770 (3 km from campus)
Quality Suites Downtown 250 Dougall Ave., Windsor Tel: 519-977-9707 (3 km from campus) (frequently used hotel for participants in Conifer hackfests)
Caesars Windsor 377 Riverside Dr. East, Windsor Tel: 800-991-8888 (3 km from campus)
The Windsor Riverside Inn 333 Riverside Dr. West Tel: 519-977-9777 (2 km from campus)
Travelodge Hotel Windsor Downtown Windsor 33 Riverside Dr. East Tel: 519-258-7774 (3 km from campus)
There are no bed and breakfasts in the immediate area but the Argyle and Olde Walkerville Bed and Breakfasts are a bus ride away.
Social Events
There's nothing formal planned but on Wednesday and Thursday nights, we'll try to informally coordinate places to have supper together.
I suggest that those around on Wednesday night meet up at the Rock Bottom Grill at 3236 Sandwich Street, Windsor. It will busy because it's "2 for 1 Wing Night" but it should be worth it.
For those who love experimental film, there is the Media City Film Festival taking place in Windsor and Detroit. Jason Scott aka textfiles will be speaking at the Ann Arbor Public Library on Wednesday night
We will be providing lunch and snacks. (please email organizers if you have a dietary restriction - we will be ordering vegetarian options but we want to make sure we have enough!)
Generally folks informally gather for supper.
Here are some of our nearby options: WindsorEats: Windsor West
But there is much more if we wander farther afield: WindsorEats
Near the university on Wyndotte Street are various Asian dining options including:
And here's a list of places that could probably fit 40 people:
A combination of 20 talks, 5 minute lightning talks, an Ask Anything session, workshops / hackfest time. We will try to find time for everyone who wants to present!
We have talks in the morning and hackfests in the afternoon. We will finalize the speaking schedule Thursday morning but we will try to split the talks between the two days equally.
20 minutes talks :: feel free to sign up
|Ted Lawless
|easyArticle - streamlining access to library materials with OpenURL, automated interlibrary loan submission, vendor APIs, Django/Python.
|Mita Williams
|my sekret art project
|John Fink and Warren Layton
|Embedded Hardware Hijinx
|Alison Hitchens
|RDA for coders/systems folk presentation in Google Docs
|Andrew McAlorum
|Our favorite jQuery modules for Drupal 7
|David Fiander
|The state of the ebook marketplace
|Dan Chudnov
|William Denton
|Having provocative fun with reference desk statistics in R
5 minutes talks :: feel free to sign up
|Nick Ruest
|Other Redmine uses
|Tim Ribaric
|Circumvention using the Cloud? slides
|Alison Hitchens
|#catcode: Cataloguers embrace Code Year slides on Google docs
|Mita Williams
|"My god, it's full of stars! lists": building the library website that will incorporate Jamun.
|Dan Chudnov
|occupy 1923
|Graham Fawcett
|A Web-based video annotation tool (for peer review, possibly captioning, maybe for some nefarious library uses we haven't imagined)
20 or 40 minute workshops: each one teach one
- a workshop you are willing to lead
- Intro to Git, if demand warrants -- if not, no big deal (John Fink)
- Environmental monitoring on the cheap (Doug Sartori)
- (I program in a few languages, and could do a teaser-session on one of them if there's interest. Maybe Python, Haskell, Clojure or D?) (Graham Fawcett)
- Intro to the Twitter API, including how one might use it to make a Twitter bot (Rick Scott)
- a workshop you are willing to lead
- a workshop of what you would love to attend
- intro to IRC, meet zoia (Mita, Warren, Sarah, John F)
- how to create a twitter bot (Mita, John F, David F)
- intro to Git (Warren, Sarah, David F)
- a workshop of what you would love to attend
hackfest ideas :: scheme schemas
- build your own twitter bot; bot battles
hackfest ideas :: feel free to add to the list
- twitter bot war with code4lib The Great Eastern? http://wiki.code4lib.org/index.php/GreatEastern
- changing Odessi XML records to MARC XML so OCUL libraries can load MARC for Odessi, esp. Stats Can stuff. We started this project at TUG, so need someone to help me get further or finish! New note: Chris put what he did so far on github(Alison)
- @CanadianPoetry Sprint: Canadian Poetry Online needs an overhaul! Canadian Poetry is a web anthology of contemporary Canadian poetry, providing biographies and full-text poems from Canada's leading poets. Join in this code sprint to help with the migration to Drupal, site building, development, and theming of the new version. (Andrew)
- LibraryBox is a customized version of PirateBox that can run be run on the inexpensive TP-Link MR 3020. Currently, it acts as a simple file server but it could potentially offer a more library-focused service, such as an eBook server for nearby devices using OPDS. (Warren)
- Evergreen: The Evergreen project is currently recruiting volunteers for the Google Summer of Code effort and has a list of project ideas. Some of these ideas, if not already claimed by a student GSoC participant, might make for interesting hackfest projects. Or we could rewrite the MARC editor in Dojo.
- SPLURGE: The Scholars Portal Library Usage-Based Recommendation Engine began at a hackfest in February and has been worked on since then, but it needs one last push to get all of the pieces joined together so that an easy-to-use "people who borrowed this also borrowed that" service built on shared circ data can be tested. There are four parts to SPLURGE: data cleanup, getting it into a properly configured database, a web service that talks to the database, some Javascript that can dropped into a catalogue to talk to the web service. They all exist, but not all of them are quite done and they don't all talk to each other. The purpose of this hackfest project would be for people to familiarize themselves with the work that's been done, and then try to finish it up.
code4lib north organizational team
- Mita Williams
- Karen Pillon
- Peter Zimmerman
- Jennifer Soutter
- Cathy Maskell
- Ranti Junus (Michigan State)
hashtag and twitter list
- c4ln2012
- c4ln
- https://twitter.com/#!/copystar/c4ln
Second Meeting: McMaster University, May 5-6, 2011
Sign Up
We can handle a maximum of 50 people and you can signup here: http://c4ln2011.eventbrite.com/.
When and Where
Dates: May 5-6, 2011
- 1280 Main St. West, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario - (map)
- Mills Memorial Library, Lyons New Media Centre (4th floor)
Our helpful folks in Research Collections put this guide together a while back.
Parking, Campus Map, Public Transit
- Parking - I understand we have the most expensive parking in OCUL. I'm sorry :( - There is one bit of good news: if you park in the M lot, the day rate drops from $20 to $5. The M lot is about a 10-12 minute walk from the library, and there is a shuttle that will take you part of the way.
- Campus map - we are building #10 - Mills Memorial Library
- Public Transit
- HSR buses that come to campus are: 1, 51, 5c, 52, and 10 - The 10 and 52 drop off by the hospital, the others drop off right outside Mills.
Keep with tradition set last year - No cost and McMaster University has tentatively agreed to provided coffee, lunch, space, and wireless.
Day 1:
- Hackfest (send problems/proposals to John Fink and Nick Ruest)
Day 2
- 5-minute lighting talks
- 20-minute talks
- BOAF/breakouts
20-minute talks
I'd like to start a new tradition with Code4Lib North and deposit the slides and *maybe* recordings of the presentations in our IR. If people are cool with this, I can get it all setup prior to the event.
|William J Turkel
|Functional Programming Workout
|Dileshni Jayasinghe & Majid Valipour
|Programming at Scholars Portal: apps and APIs
|William Wueppelmann
|The Canadiana Web API
|Dan Chudnov
|WWIC? Linked Library Data as a Customer Service Medium
|Mita Williams
|We're jamun (and we hope you like jamun too)
|William Denton
|Getting started with R
|Alan Harnum
|When All You Have Is XSLT, Everything Looks Like XML: Heterogeneous Cloud-Based Content Management Using Google Docs and Other Services
|Wendy Huot
|Why can't a web page be more like a book? Using LaTeX with Readability to generate better 'print friendly' versions of web pages
|Chris Charles
|Introduction to Google Refine
|Karen A. Coombs
|Zend Framework: making using web services easier
5-minute lighting talks
|Andrew McAlorum
|Transition to Unity
|Dale Askey
|Fun with Failure, or, Learning to Stick a Fork in Things
|Alison Hitchens
|Getting testers to test what you need to have tested!
|Alison Hitchens
|Using RT Tracker for user feedback
First Meeting: Kingston ON, May 6-7, 2010
Sign up
Free registration -- but registration is now closed (we have 40+ signed up).
When and Where
May 6-7, 2010
- Thursday: 2pm-5:30pm, followed by dinner and drinks
- Friday: 9am-4:30pm
Meeting location:
- 93 University Ave, Queen's University, Kingston Ontario (map)
- Meeting room: 1966 North Reading Room, Level 7, Douglas Library Building (floorplan) - located on the top floor, just follow the signs to find the room.
There was no charge. Queen's University very generously supplied the space, the Internet connection, and free lunch on Friday!
How to get involved
Join the mailing list. That is where the planning will happen.
- 5-minute lighting talks
- 20-minute talks
- BOAF sessions
- Maybe a hackfest.
How many are attending?
45 people have registered. Most will be attending.
Thursday May 6:
- 2pm-5pm: Open format (hang out and hack)
- Evening: Go out for dinner and drinks
- 9am-4:30pm: Schedule currently "under construction" -- see table below.
Morning Break: 10:30-10:45 .... Lunch: 12-1 ....
Afternoon: 5 minute lightning talks .... "Birds of a feather" breakout sessions (sign up sheets on front table)
|William Denton
|Walter Lewis
|Exposing Linked Data
|Art Rhyno
|Open Layers and Newspapers (Walter Lewis)
|MJ Suhonos
|Location-aware Mobile Search
|Alan Harnum
|Building A Library Website with Endeca technology
|Wendy Huot
|"Your feedback, please": library web design critique
|Glen Newton
|Using Open Source Tools for Visualization and Semantic Mapping in a Large Scale Article Digital Library
|Eric Palmitesta
|John Miedema
|OpenBook WordPress Plugin Update - Why It's Cool to Love OpenURL +++
|Nasser Saleh
|Coagmento!: a potential collaborative search tool
Who's interested in Code4Lib North?
Declare your interest in a Code4lib North chapter:
- Wendy Huot, Queen's University
- Michael Vandenburg, Queen's University
- William Denton, York University
- John Fink, McMaster University
- Nick Ruest, McMaster University
- Walter Lewis, Halton Hills/OurOntario
- Edward Corrado, Binghamton University (NY, USA)
- Warren Layton, Library of Parliament (Ottawa)
- Pascal Calarco, University of Notre Dame (IN, USA)
- Rob Fox, University of Notre Dame (IN, USA)
- Mita Williams, University of Windsor
- John Fereira, Cornell University
- MJ Suhonos, Toronto Public Library
- Dianne Dietrich, Cornell University
- David Fiander, University of Western Ontario
- Peter Schlumpf, Avanti Library Systems
- Roy Zimmer, Western Michigan University
- Kimberly Silk, Martin Prosperity Institute, University of Toronto
- Andrew Darby, Ithaca College (Ithaca, NY)
- Laura Harris, Grand Valley State University (western Michigan)
- Tim Ribaric, Brock University
- Sibyl Schaefer, University of Vermont
- Peter Ellinger, Ontario Legislative Library, Toronto
- Keith Jenkins, Cornell University
- Patrick M. Lozeau
- Mike Kreyche, Kent State University
- Graham McCarthy, Ryerson University
- John Miedema
- Janey Chen, Ontario Legislative Library, Toronto
- Rob McDonald, Carleton University
- Amy Buckland, McGill University
- Tricia Williams (pgwillia), Consultant/OurOntario
- Mike Beccaria, Paul Smith's College (Paul Smiths, NY)
- Amanda Etches-Johnson, McMaster University
- Art Rhyno, University of Windsor
- Mary Beth Baker, CIC (Ottawa)
- Wayne Schneider, Hennepin County Library
- Carol Serroul, CISTI
- Graham Stewart, University of Toronto Libraries
- Peter Zimmerman, University of Windsor
- Margaret Kipp, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
- Dan Scott, Laurentian University
- Lawrence Wardroper (Courts Administration Services Library, Ottawa)
- Matt McCollow, McMaster University
- George Duimovich, NRCan Library (Ottawa)
- Bobbi Fox, Harvard University Library (Massachusetts)
- Dileshni Jayasinghe, OCUL, University of Toronto
- Eric Palmitesta, OCUL, University of Toronto
- Alexander O'Neill, Robertson Library, University of Prince Edward Island
- Chris Beer, WGBH (Massachusetts)
- Robin Isard, Algoma University (Sault Ste Marie ON)
- Pat Moore, Carleton University (Ottawa ON)
- Alan Harnum, Toronto Public LIbrary (Toronto ON)
- Colin Prince, University of Toronto Libraries
- Tom Keays, Syracuse University LIbrary (Syracuse, NY)
- Chris Charles, University of Guelph (Guelph, ON)
- John MacGillivray, Carleton University (Ottawa ON)
- Lester Webb, Kingston Frontenac Public Library (Kingston ON)
- Elizabeth Goldman, Kingston Frontenac Public Library (Kingston ON)
- Jennifer O'Donnell, Kingston Frontenac Public Library (Kingston ON)
- David Smith, Kingston Frontenac Public Library (Kingston ON)
- Loren Fantin, Our Ontario,Knowledge Ontario
- Daulton Theodore, Carleton University (Ottawa, ON)
- Peter MacDonald, Hamilton College (Clinton, NY)
- Rebecca Larocque, North Bay Public Library (North Bay, ON)
- Doris Rankin, Library and Information Management Consultant, Ottawa, ON
- Diane Bédard, Learn Ontario & Our Ontario; Knowledge Ontario
- Andre Vellino, CISTI / University of Ottawa
- Mark Swartz, Queen's University
- Adam Wead, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Library and Archives (Cleveland, OH)
- Pramila Thakur, Ontario Legislative Library, Toronto
- Anthony Petryk, University of Ottawa
- Jan Dawson, Ask Ontario, Knowledge Ontario
- Glen Newton, Carleton University
- Patrick McMaster, Leeds & the 1000 Islands, Rideau Lakes, and North Grenville Public Libraries
- Nasser Saleh, Queen's University (Kingston ON)
- Stéfan Sinclair, McMaster University
- William J Turkel, University of Western Ontario
- Shirley Lew, Vancouver Community College, (Vancouver BC)
- Edward Bilodeau, McGill University
- Andrew McAlorum, University of Toronto Libraries
- Marc d'Avernas, Waterloo Region District School Board
- Michel Castagné, University of Ottawa Library
- Whitni Watkins, St. Lawrence University (Canton, NY)
Meeting Location Suggestions for the Future
- Toronto, Ontario
- Sudbury, Ontario
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The new federal regulations will also outlaw all "extreme pornography," which includes pictures and videos that depict rape. Twitter will be forced to create a tagging system to prevent the spread of user-posted erotica. The Child Exploitation and Online Protection Center will create a blacklist of "abhorrent" search terms to help stop the distribution of child pornography. And Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo must create plans to filter out child porn from their search results.
It is next to impossible to fully answer the question, What is porn? Try all you like – something is going to, uh, slip through the cracks.
All of this is meant to protect the children, naturally. In a speech on Monday, Cameron declared that "online pornography is corroding childhood," and that blocking this porn is "how we protect our children and their innocence."
"Our children are growing up too fast," Cameron added. "They are getting distorted ideas about sex and being pressured in a way we have never seen before. As a father I am extremely concerned by this."
Hey, I'm concerned about the Internet distorting my views about sex, not to mention the younger generation's. And anyone with a soul believes child pornography, or the violent exploitation of anyone, is hideous and should be purged from existence. So bravo for taking such a brave stance, Cameron. Too bad your plan is so full of holes, one might be tempted to make a sex joke about it.
First and foremost, the obvious: Figuring out what is and is not porn won't be easy. (See Rule 34.) In fact, I would wager it is next to impossible to fully answer the question, What is porn? Try all you like – something is going to, uh, slip through the cracks.
Furries and whatever the Japanese do aside, let's assume for a moment that the U.K. Porn Police get really good at their jobs. Dang near everything that might make a person randy gets stopped by the ISP filters. That'd be reason to celebrate, right? Bangers and mash for everyone!
The one thing I've learned by having four school-age nephews is, they are experts at finding porn. (Full disclosure: I used to be a teenager with an Internet connection myself.) If the military employed teenage boys to track down terrorists by promising that there'd be porn as a reward, we could wrap up the war on terror in three months.
If the military employed teenage boys to track down terrorists by promising that there'd be porn as a reward, we could wrap up the war on terror in three months.
So the only people who won't have access to porn are the people who need it the most – adults. Our Internet skills will inevitably become less astute as time goes on, meaning we won't know how to crack through the filters. And it's not like most middle aged people will go to their friends' houses, and ask to have a bit of me-time. At least, I hope not. Jesus … can you imagine?
Anyway, the real incentive behind this plan is likely far more cynical than it appears on the surface. Cameron might be riding his high horse into the squeaky clean sunset this week, but to think that his no-porn plan isn't politically motivated requires an astonishing misunderstanding of politicians. Just as Tumblr's controversial move to thrust its porn-heavy blogs under the rug is a thinly veiled attempt by parent company Yahoo to attract "family friendly" advertisers, so too is Cameron's porn filtering push a way to appear fiercely pro-kid for his Conservative Party constituents – both are self-serving veneers that are about as functional as edible undies.
Were I a parent, this would be the point in this rant where I tell other parents that it's their job, not some nanny state's, to limit their children's exposure to online pornography, or even the devices that allow them to find it. But I'm not a parent – and that's a stupid thing to say, anyway. There is no keeping kids from the porn. Instead, we might all be better off knowing what's out there, and figuring out a way to put it into a context they can understand. Not only would that give our kids a better chance to grow up into healthy adults with healthy adult relationships, but then we'd all have an excuse to look at more porn. Check and mate.


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CCM norm achieved by: Emanuelli Simoncini, Renato; Fałatowicz, Piotr
IM norm achieved by: Emanuelli Simoncini, Renato
This is a server event.The start date was 6/1/2017.There is no end date.ICCF standard time control 10 moves in 50 days with duplication after 20 days is used.If a player exceeds allowed thinking time in any way, the player will automatically be scored with a loss. Under some circumstances all of the player's games will subsequently be cancelled (if not already rated).45 days of leave per year are available to each player.There is no special leave in this event.This tournament allows claims based on the six piece tablebase.Draw offers are essentially restricted to one offer per player per game (called the Code of Conduct draw rule). See 2017 Playing Rules-Server 2d and/or TD Manual-Server 11.3.3 for details.Individual ties are broken by the Baumbach tie breaking rule. This applies to board cross tables.Team ties are broken by the board points tie breaking rule (see ICCF rule 126.96.36.199). This applies to the team cross table.If needed, adjudicators will be selected by the server.Other participants can see the games only when they are finished, and at least 10 games are finished in the event.The public can see the games only when they are finished, and at least 10 games are finished in the event.This event is organized by Grodzensky, Sergey Yakovlevich.


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Regular price $22.98
70% Sangiovese, 15% Sagrantino, 15% Merlot. Montefalco Rosso embodies a great bond between the wine and the area of Montefalco. It is produced from Sangiovese, Sagrantino and Merlot, which epitomizes the character and identity championed by the Arnaldo Caprai winery. Sensationally intense, with notes of ripe red fruit. Full bodied, rich, dry with a long finish and delicate hints of vanilla.
Shipping Policy
- Unless your delivery address is on the West Coast, we strongly discourage you from selecting "Ground Service" as your shipping method. During the winter and summer months, weather conditions (temperature) and longer delivery times can often result in the spoilage of your order. It doesn't make sense to invest in fine wines and then take the chance of ruining them due environmental factors during transit (faster and safer delivery generally isn't much more expensive). We don't make an additional profit on accelerated delivery, but we frequently recommend faster shipping options to our customers outside the West Coast.
- You must be 21 years of age to order or receive alcoholic beverages. Any shipments containing alcoholic beverages are sent with an "Adult Signature Required" sticker, and the common carrier that delivers our merchandise is required to ask and check for identification upon delivery. This means that an adult will have to be present at the time of delivery. Please consider shipping to an office address.
- During periods of extreme weather, we attempt to ship wines at the beginning of each week in order to get shipments to you before the weekend. This is because we have no control over the temperature conditions at our freight carriers' warehouses. The result may be that your shipment doesn't go out the day that you place an order.
- We ship by Fedex or Fedex Ground. Our prices include packaging materials. Insurance may be available for an additional charge.
- Vintage Wine Merchants, Inc. will arrange for shipment on behalf of the buyer, to an address specified by the buyer, provided that Vintage Wine Merchants, Inc. in its sole judgment believes that such shipment will not subject Vintage Wine Merchants, Inc. to the risk of any sort of legal action or other harm. If a buyer lives in a state where the direct shipment of wine by Vintage Wine Merchants, Inc. violates the law, we suggest that the buyer provide an alternative address in another state or have their wine shipped to a third-party storage facility in a direct shipping-friendly state.
- Various states impose limitations on the quantity of alcoholic beverages that may be purchased and brought into their jurisdiction by a purchaser from another state without requiring the purchaser, a seller or shipper to possess certain licenses or permits. Vintage Wine Merchants, Inc. does not, as a condition of sale, assume any obligation nor bear any responsibility whatsoever for applying or obtaining any permits or licenses. Therefore, we recommend that you investigate the possibility of such limitations, and determine the manner in which alcoholic beverages shall be brought into your state from California, so as to comply with all of your state's requirements.
- Wine shipping rules in the United States are controlled by the state you live in. We do not ship wine to the following states at this time:
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Arkansas
- Delaware
- Kentucky
- Maine
- Massachusetts
- Mississippi
- Nevada
New York
- North Dakota
- Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
- South Dakota
- Tennessee
- Utah
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Wisconsin
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Vintage Wine Merchants
377 Santana Row, Suite 1135
San Jose, CA 95128