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Global and Chinese Sodium Bentonite Industry 2018 Market Research Report' is a professional and in-depth study on the current state of the global Sodium Bentonite industry with a focus on the Chinese market.
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Firstly, the report provides a basic overview of the industry including definitions, classifications, applications and industry chain structure. The Sodium Bentonite Market analysis is provided for the international market including development history, competitive landscape analysis, and major regions' development status.
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Then, the report focuses on global major leading industry players with information such as company profiles, product picture and specification, capacity, production, price, cost, revenue and contact information. Upstream raw materials, equipment and downstream consumers analysis is also carried out.
What's more, the Sodium Bentonite industry development trends and marketing channels are analyzed.
In a word, the report provides major statistics on the state of the industry and is a valuable source of guidance and direction for companies and individuals interested in the market.
Major Points Covered in Table of Contents:
Chapter One Introduction of Sodium Bentonite Industry
1.1 Brief Introduction of Sodium Bentonite
1.2 Development of Sodium Bentonite Industry
1.3 Status of Sodium Bentonite Industry
Chapter Two Manufacturing Technology of Sodium Bentonite
2.1 Development of Sodium Bentonite Manufacturing Technology
2.2 Analysis of Sodium Bentonite Manufacturing Technology
2.3 Trends of Sodium Bentonite Manufacturing Technology
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Chapter Three Analysis of Global Key Manufacturers
Chapter Four 2013-2018 Global and Chinese Market of Sodium Bentonite
4.1 2013-2018 Global Capacity, Production and Production Value of Sodium Bentonite Industry
4.2 2013-2018 Global Cost and Profit of Sodium Bentonite Industry
4.3 Market Comparison of Global and Chinese Sodium Bentonite Industry
4.4 2013-2018 Global and Chinese Supply and Consumption of Sodium Bentonite
4.5 2013-2018 Chinese Import and Export of Sodium Bentonite
Chapter Five Market Status of Sodium Bentonite Industry
5.1 Market Competition of Sodium Bentonite Industry by Company
5.2 Market Competition of Sodium Bentonite Industry by Country (USA, EU, Japan, Chinese.)
5.3 Market Analysis of Sodium Bentonite Consumption by Application/Type
Chapter Six 2018-2023 Market Forecast of Global and Chinese Sodium Bentonite Industry
6.1 2018-2023 Global and Chinese Capacity, Production, and Production Value of Sodium Bentonite
6.2 2018-2023 Sodium Bentonite Industry Cost and Profit Estimation
6.3 2018-2023 Global and Chinese Market Share of Sodium Bentonite
6.4 2018-2023 Global and Chinese Supply and Consumption of Sodium Bentonite
6.5 2018-2023 Chinese Import and Export of Sodium Bentonite
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Chapter Seven Analysis of Sodium Bentonite Industry Chain
7.1 Industry Chain Structure
7.2 Upstream Raw Materials
7.3 Downstream Industry
Chapter Eight Global and Chinese Economic Impact on Sodium Bentonite Industry
8.1 Global and Chinese Macroeconomic Environment Analysis
8.1.1 Global Macroeconomic Analysis
8.1.2 Chinese Macroeconomic Analysis
8.2 Global and Chinese Macroeconomic Environment Development Trend
8.2.1 Global Macroeconomic Outlook
8.2.2 Chinese Macroeconomic Outlook
8.3 Effects to Sodium Bentonite Industry
Chapter Nine Market Dynamics of Sodium Bentonite Industry
9.1 Sodium Bentonite Industry News
9.2 Sodium Bentonite Industry Development Challenges
9.3 Sodium Bentonite Industry Development Opportunities
Chapter Ten Proposals for New Project
10.1 Market Entry Strategies
10.2 Countermeasures of Economic Impact
10.3 Marketing Channels
10.4 Feasibility Studies of New Project Investment
Chapter Eleven Research Conclusions of Global and Chinese Sodium Bentonite Industry
List of Tables and Figures.
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I've mentioned previously that a high price doesn't necessarily indicate a great admiration for an author or a book. The case of an author for whom I have contempt is more difficult. Several pricing volunteers have admitted to the same basic quandary: do you price the bad book really low, to show your opinion, or really, really high, so nobody buys the blasted thing?
Now, of course, the point of the exercise is not to give our seal of approval or refuse it to every book in the Book Fair. We're trying to make money, and, after all, one reader's poison is another reader's meat. So it is not in our best interests to lower a price based on our personal opinion. Raising it is also somewhat counterproductive. Still and all, do we really shift the progress of the universe by muttering, "Well, if they WANT to read this garbage, they should be willing to pay an extra buck for it?"
The other major ploy pricers like is to refuse to have a book in THEIR category. "Here," they say, "This autobiography is a pack of lies. Put it in fiction." I have to explain my basic policy is that MOST autobiographies are packs of lies, and we can't discriminate on that basis. (Besides, if you make me rate every book on its truth content, I won't have ten books ready come July.)
"Here's a book on the leadership genius of [insert politician's name here]," says another pricer. "Put that in Humor." Um, no: let's not upset the people who want to read humor that's funny. (I win some of these and I lose some of these. I tried to make a case to our Cookbook Lady that if books on whiskey and other things to drink go into the Cooking section, then so should books on cigars and other things to smoke. Wound up having to put those in How To.)
We did go into a bit of brainstorming over the two boxes of books which came in proving that the Holocaust never occurred, and was actually a plot by Jewish Communist conspirator Dwight D. Eisenhower. "I can NOT put that into the History category!" wailed the pricer. "I can't!" Still, it would have violated our standards to put the books in Science Fiction, as one person suggested. ("Hey, consider it Alternate Universe Fiction!" he said.) We want to keep books intended as nonfiction more or less in nonfiction, to the best of our ability. And throwing them away, an option suggested by another volunteer, seemed more offensive than putting them on display.
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People talking about trading FLYNN
Can anyone tell me what the combined salaries are for say the top 5-10 teams in the league.
My point is, there is absolutely ZERO reason to trade the guy. We need a solid backup...and FLYNN can move around in pocket so wouldn't be an "black and white" drop off in the ungodly event he had to step in
At the most important position in the NFL...we have probably the least amount of Salary Cap tied to that position


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Super Why! "The Frog Prince" Princess Pea wants to do ballet, and Spider wants to spin webs, so how will these two friends play together? To find some answers, the Super Readers check out The Frog Prince and meet another Princess who can't see eye to eye with her friend! Will the Super Readers be able to help the Princess and the Frog kiss and make up? Educational Objectives: To learn about compromise, practice the alphabet and rhyme with UMP words. Preschoolers discover that the power to read will change the story. D
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Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "Flower Power/Snowman's Land" Flower Power - Sally's mom has a cold, so Sally wants to pick her some colorful flowers to make her feel better. The Cat in the Hat takes Nick and Sally to the forest of Flora-Fah-Zoom where they meet three different creatures that all depend on flowers to live. Sally decides to make her mother a picture of their adventure in Flora-Fah-Zoom instead of picking a flower that animals need in order to survive. D
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Equitrekking "Uruguay" Equitrekking host Darley Newman travels to the small South American country of Uruguay to discover gaucho culture by visiting various estancias, riding with cowboys on the beach, taking in the coastal town of Punta del Este and tasting local foods in Montevideo. At an eco-friendly ranch that raises sheep and cattle, Darley learns about the area's mystical vibe on a ride to a section of mysterious stone cones and up to a high point with views of a Tibetan monastery. Over a morning cup of mate, a special tea popular throughout Uruguay, Darley talks with a local about the tradition behind this caffeinated drink and the proper way to prepare it. D
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Other than the decision to approve the police station expansion feasibility project Smyrna Town Council also took care of some other business at their Sept. 4 council meeting.
Committee appointments
A few changes were made with the town committees.
Jim Schwartz was appointed to the Finance Committee. Then two members swapped from Planning & Zoning and the Board of Adjustment.
Temple Carter and Biff Newnam swapped places on the Planning & Zoning Commission and Board of Adjustments.
Carter was the chairperson for Planning & Zoning, but recently took a job with the state causing a conflict as the commission works with the state. Therefore, Newnam —chairperson of the Board of Adjustments — agreed to change committees. Carter is now the chairperson of the Board of Adjustments until 2013; Newnam is now on Planning & Zoning until 2016.
According to the town's website, there is one vacancy each on the Board of Adjustments, Ethics Commission, and Planning & Zoning Commission.
Vacant building update
Councilwoman Joanne Masten asked Town Manager Dave Hugg for an update on the vacant buildings on Smyrna-Clayton Boulevard.
Hugg said the building at 404 Smyrna-Clayton Boulevard would be demolished relatively soon.
The property at 431-437 Smyrna-Clayton Boulevard is still being evaluated, including the bids they recently received for demolition.
"The owner is once again pleading for more time to make repairs to the building and fix it up," Hugg said.
But Hugg said according to town lawyer Barrett Edwards, Smyrna has met all the legal requirements. "So we have no reason not to continue down the path we're on," Hugg said.
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theENGLISHseahawk wrote:MontanaHawk05 wrote:Quibble over the $16m/yr figure and the "two elite DB's for the price of 1.5" all you like
In fairness I only made that point to show it was affordable and what the benefit of such a deal would be, not as a caveat for why they should make a trade.
Fair enough. But is it really affordable in light of the many future contracts coming up? We've got a ton of defensive talent to re-up.


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CRANBERRY TWP — An Allegheny County man was killed Monday evening when the motorcycle he was driving crashed and struck a tree near the Cranberry Highlands Golf Course in the township, authorities said.
Roger Haynes, 31, of Bellevue died of severe head injuries in the wreck about 5:15 p.m. at Freshcorn Road and Heights Drive.
"Speed appears to a factor," said Cranberry Police Sgt. Chuck Mascellino of the deadly crash.
Butler County Deputy Coroner John Hanovick pronounced Haynes dead at the scene at 7:50 p.m. There was no autopsy.
Investigators said Haynes was northbound on Freshcorn Road when he came upon a vehicle in front of him stopped to make a left turn.
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"He lost control of his motorcycle and went off the road," Mascellino said.
The Yamaha sport bike traveled into the woods and hit a tree. Haynes was wearing a helmet.
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Outdoor Idaho "Trip to the Moon" One early traveler called it the strangest 75 square miles in North America. Characterized by one of the only continental hot spots in the world, Craters of the Moon encompasses three quarters of a million acres of lava flows, sagebrush, rolling hills... and a few surprises. Part of it is managed by the National Park Service, as a national monument. And it may be as close as any of us will ever come to a trip to the moon.G
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Pati's Mexican Table "School Lunch with a Mexican Twist" The same foods that parents pack into a hearty school lunch in Mexico are perfect for school lunchtime in America. These dishes are so tasty and filling, even grownups will want to take them to work! Street-Style Cut-Up Fruits and Vegetables; Ham and Cheese Torta Sandwiches; Juju's Birthday Cake (with a Brownie Twist). D
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Katie Brown Workshop "Farm Stand" Katie demonstrates how to grow, and then cook, garden-fresh delights from the local farm stand. Recipes: watermelon with a mint glaze and cider-braised cabbage. Projects: tin planters. D
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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Summertime Supper" Test cook Bridget Lancaster reveals the secrets to making perfect Grilled Stuffed Pork Tenderloin. Next, equipment expert Adam Ried reviews liquid measuring cups in the Equipment Corner. And finally, test cook Julia Collin Davison shows host Christopher Kimball how to make the ultimate Lighter Corn Chowder with lots of corn flavor. D
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Passport to Adventure "Baja California's Best Kept Secret!" No timeshare hawkers, high rises or massive resorts; just quiet coves and pristine islands for kayakers, gorgeous desert for mountain bikers, the original California missions, and an unspoiled Mexican town. In this episode, hosts Julie Conover and Mark Jennings discover the secrets of the real Baja. Whether they are kayaking along the coast, or riding mules through the hinterland, the drama and mystique of the desert is a constant force. D
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Great Performances "Broadway Musicals: A Jewish Legacy" Joel Grey, the original Master of Ceremonies in Cabaret, narrates this exploration of the phenomenon that, during the 50-year period of its development, the majority of the songs of the Broadway musical were created by Jewish Americans. The film features interviews with creators of the musicals and includes performances by their stars.G
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Austin City Limits "Rodrigo Y Gabriela" The famed Mexican guitar duo performs a unique fusion of flamenco, jazz and rock.G
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Piaf: Her Story, Her Songs Singer Raquel Bitton embodies French popular singer Edith Piaf (1915-1963) in this film that is part documentary-part stage performance. Britton sings songs made famous by Piaf in French, then steps back and tells Piaf's story in English. Archival photos illustrates Piaf's life of lucky breaks and tragedy, and the singer's friends and Bitton discuss her life over wine and food.G
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Great Performances "Broadway Musicals: A Jewish Legacy" Joel Grey, the original Master of Ceremonies in Cabaret, narrates this exploration of the phenomenon that, during the 50-year period of its development, the majority of the songs of the Broadway musical were created by Jewish Americans. The film features interviews with creators of the musicals and includes performances by their stars.G
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(You know, Walter Thurmond III.)
Is he on IR? Practice squad?
As much as I like our secondary, it seems they're an injury away from good-but-not-great. I remember from last year that WTIII was being viewed as at least a backup -- if not a potential starter -- but he seems to have vanished from the radar.
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The Desert Speaks "Baja Boojums: Bizarre Plants" Turning inland, the intrepid travelers begin a thorough investigation into the weird, wild plants of Baja California. They quickly encounter the mystical, mythical Boojum tree. One of the oddest plants imaginable, the Boojum tree is leafless for most of the year and looks like a bit like an upturned turnip. D
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America's Heartland California rice farmers find a new market in grain for sake. A Kansas ranch helps young people with disabilities. Discover the beauty connection between Cleopatra and pickles. D
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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Breakfast Standbys" Man on the Street John "Doc" Willoughby challenges viewers to a blind oatmeal tasting to see if steel-cut really is better than instant. Then, host Christopher Kimball goes into the test kitchen with test cook Bridget Lancaster to learn how to make the best bowl of 10-Minute Steel Cut Oatmeal. Next, equipment expert Adam Ried is in the Equipment Corner reviewing his favorite moka pots, and Chris answers questions from viewers. D
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P. Allen Smith's Garden Home "Entry" Smith uses the Garden Home Retreat's grand front door and containers filled with herbs to demonstrate the design principle of entry. He also visits a plant in Indiana that has an exceptional recycling system.G
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Song of the Mountains Appalachian Trail; Avery County. D
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Sesame Street "Squirmadega Car Race" Slimey is practicing for the Squirmadega Car Race. He zooms forward, backward, and around and around on the counter of Mr. Hopper's store. Elmo excitedly gets ready to watch Slimey in the worm car race. D
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Dinosaur Train "Dinosaur Camouflage/Family Scavenger Hunt" Dinosaur Camouflage - Buddy and Tiny meet a shy dinosaur, Leslie Lesothosaurus, who is very good at hiding. The kids end up persuading Leslie to stop hiding, and come out to play with them. Scavenger Hunt - The Pteranodon family travels to the Big Pond for a Scavenger Hunt. D
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Super Why! "The Twelve Dancing Princesses" Whyatt's family is acting very sneaky and he wants to know why! The Super Readers waltz into the story of the Twelve Dancing Princesses - who are acting just as secretive. The Super Readers may be hot on the trail of the Princesses to discover what they're concealing, but will Whyatt uncover what his family is hiding? Educational Objectives: To learn about the fun of the unexpected, play with the alphabet and identify the letters W-I-N-D. In addition, young viewers will practice the magic of spelling, and use the power to read to change the story!. D
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Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "Super Cleaner Uppers/Itty Bitty Water" Seaweed Superhero - Nick and Sally are cleaning up the backyard when they come across a yucky apple core. Who's going to pick it up? The Cat in the Hat takes them to meet the best cleaner-upper there is, Sandy the Sand Hopper! Sandy teaches them the difference between natural "garbage" and man-made trash, and how some animals use the natural garbage as food. Back at home, they put the trash in a garbage bag, and the apple core in the garden for Wriggles the worm to enjoy! Itty Bitty Water - Nick and Sally are about to dump out the water in their kiddie pool when The Cat stops them - water is too precious to waste even a drop! Off they go to the Drippety Dry Desert to meet three creatures who are experts at conserving water. D
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Dialogue "Laurel Thatcher Ulrich" Host Marcia Franklin talks with Pulitzer Prize-winning historian and Idaho native Laurel Thatcher Ulrich and about her latest book, Well-Behaved Women Seldom Make History. Ulrich, a professor at Harvard University, was in Idaho to speak at the Idaho Humanities program in Idaho Falls.G
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Lark Rise to Candleford A reporter arrives in Lark Rise with what promises to be exciting news for the Timmins family. Laura is excited to meet a real writer and shows him her private journal. Dorcas is suspicious of Daniel's motives and challenges him to write about love and community instead of sensation.G


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Woodbridge, Connecticut, Apr. 18 - Research Publications,
Inc. (RPI) of Woodbridge, Connecticut in cooperation
with the Columbia Unversity School of Social
Work, the oldest school of social work in the United
States, will produce a microfilm collection based on the
holdings of the Whitney M. Young, Jr. Memorial Library
of Social Work. The Social Work Agency Collection
will contain materials from american and foreign
voluntary and public social service agencies, institutions,
and organizations.
The Social Work Library was started by the New York
Charity Organization Society in 1892. During the early
1900's the leading social service agencies pooled their
records and gave them to the Russell Sage Foundation,
the preeminent agency of the time. In 1949, when the
Russell Sage Foundation disbanded, the records were
given to the New York School of Social Work, which in
1963 became the Columbia University School of Social
The history of formal education for the profession of
social work is closely related to the history of voluntary
social service organizations in this country, and the two
have developed and changed through the years in
response to sociopolitical and economic trends and
attitudes with respect to philanthropy and social welfare.
The Whitney M. Young, Jr. Memorial Library of
Social Work contains more of the records necessary for
social work education than can be found in any other
social work library. These records, often referred to as
fugitive material, ephemera, or agency material, cover
topics dealing with the entire range of human problems
from infancy to old age, death, and bereavement. They
were produced by agencies as state of the art reports,
annual reports, conference and workshop proceedings,
position papers, training, and case documents. This
type of material is considered so important that the
Council on Social Work Education (the accrediting body
for all schools of social work) requires that all libraries
supporting social work education acquire and maintain
a collection of it.
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material is considered ephemera, with little attention
given to collecting it and cataloging it systematically for
any permanent collection. Columbia is one of the few
libraries which has made a systematic effort to collect
and organize this great body of material. As is its
policy, Research Publications will provide bibliographic
tools and cataloging to assure comprehensive access to
the contents of this collection.
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interest to all schools offering social work curricula,
and the many colleges and universities which now offer
programs in the fields of Aging Studies, Drug and
Alcohol Rehabilitation, Criminal Justice, Child Welfare,
Juvenile Delinquence, and other areas which relate to
materials in the collection. Social and intellectual
historians and social scientists will also find considerable
research material of interest to them in this
microfilm collection.
A new institute on "Automated Serials Control,"
sponsored by the Library and Information Technology
Association, a division of the American Library Association,
will be held, September 4-5, 1980 at the Pfister
Hotel in Milwaukee, WI.
An important part of the program will be exhibits and
demonstrations of operational systems available
through commercial vendors, bibliographic utilities,
regional and state networks, and other systems that are
available through cooperative use. Provision will be
made for libraries with internally developed operational
systems to exhibit their systems and distribute handouts.
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interested in exhibiting at this important institute should
contact UTA I ALA, 50 E. Huron, Chicago, IL 60611 ; or
call (312) 944-6780, extension 302.
Looking for ways to develop / update performance
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Included in CUP No. 1-80 are an annotated bibliography
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institutions. This material illustrates many positive
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at a particular library.
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Washington Post Article
This article appeared in the Washington Post, March 28, 1980. Permission granted for use 7-1s.80.
She comes to the Library of Congress every day,
gliding through the ornate marble corridors in flowing
white robes and veil, carrying a white leather Bible and
calling herself the bride of Christ.
In the hushed, softly lit aisles of the main reading
room, a man sits quietly, wearing a yellow plastic
wastebasket over his head. Nearby, an elderly woman
leafs through stacks of telephone books, looking for the
person who had put a spell on her many years earlier.
Their behavior, and that of a dozen other homeless,
friendless and unwashed patrons who regularly seek
asylum in the building's unthreatening atmosphere, has
prompted the federal institution to seek outside help.
In January, the Psychiatric Institute of Washington
began an unprecendented 19-week course for library
staffers entitled: "Successfully Dealing With Disruptive
Disturbed Patrons."
"The Library of Congress is like the dayroom of a
state mental hospital," said Deana Goldstein, director of
the Institute's Crisis Intervention Center. Along with a
staff psychiatrist, Goldstein meets with 25 library
staffers every Tuesday morning from 8:30 to 11:30,
teaching them how to deal with bizarre or brazen book
"Librarians are notoriously tolerant people," said
Goldstein. "But they put up with a lot they don't have
to. It's not only disturbed patrons, but prima donnas
from Congress who aren't necessarily psychotic, but
close to it."
According to Goldstein, it is the first such effort by a
federal agency in helping public employees deal with
the public.
"I tell people about some of the readers," said Kathy
Gould, director of the newspaper and periodical reading
room. "They don't believe it."
The roster of library "Irregulars" includes the "Bag
Lady," for example, wno spends the day at the Library
of Congress despite the fact that "her body odor clears
out the entire room," according to one staffer.
"Most of the readers are very tolerant," said Gould,
recalling one man who became overpowered by the
"Bag Lady's" foul smell and told the reference desk the
Xerox machine must be on fire.
There's "Robin Hood," a tall attractive man who
wears a quiver of arrows on his shoulder and sits at the
microfilm screen every day, reading back copies of The
Los Angeles Times.
"The Button Lady" wears a large, brown paper button
with the word "LOVE" printed on it. "She accuses
everyone of being an FBI agent and dresses like a nun.
One day she brought in a camera and started photographing
the others readers," according to one employee.
Then there was the man who was caught - naked -
doing his laundry in the first floor men's room. One
employee remembers the man who came in dressed as
a shepherd, carrying a staff. Another reader wears
styrofoam cups over his ears to block out interfering
radio waves from China.
"Most of them are really harmless," said Gould, a
13-year veteran of the Library of Congress. "But it
makes me a little uneasy. It's the really hostile reader
who upsets us."
"Mr. Gloves," according to the library's general
counsel, John Kominski, was a hostile reader.
"He wore these thin white gauze gloves and had an
irascible personality," said Kominski. Before his banishment
from the library, "Mr. Gloves" could be found
fighting and cursing the library staffers as they tried to
hush his disturbances.
According to one staffer, "Mr. Gloves" was suspected
of pilfering the library's monthly copy of "Gourmet"
magazine. Another regular patron, who called herself
the Queen of France, would daily sunter into the
periodical reading room, pull up a chair to the microfilm
machine and curse at the top of her lungs.
"Over the past few years, it's become an increasing
problem," said Kominski. "It's not just street people
who come in from the cold, but people who are, in fact,
disturbed. "
Saying the very nature of the Library of Congress
attracts "the fringe element," Kominski said the number
has increased inordinantly. "Perhaps it's due to
economic or social pressure. Maybe they're spreading
the word among themselves," he said. "I think it's
somewhat of a unique problem."
Experts in the mental health field say the Library of
Congress allows disturbed persons - some of them
out-patients from local mental hospitals - to be in
society without actually having to participate in it.
Since the library is open seven days a week, from
morning to night, it has become a haven for the lonely,
deluded and paranoid residents of Washington's halfway
houses and East Capitol St. rooming houses. They sleep
on the reading room tables and gather in the basement
snack bar, snatching half-consumed cups of coffee and
cigarette butts.
"They are people you feel a natural sorrow for," said
reference librarian Tom Martin. "In many cases,
there's little you can do."
According to Deana Goldstein, there are two reasons
why the Library of Congress, as well as other public
places across the country, are seeing more disturbed
persons. "The first reason is the advent of major
tranquilizers, the second is the idea of 'main-streaming'
mentally ill patients, the trend away from institutionalization.
In fact, the resident population of mental institutions
has been reduced by two-thirds in 20 years, according to
nationwide surveys. In 1955, there were 559,000 resident
mental patients. By 1975, that figure had dropped to
193,000 patients. At the same time, admissions increased
but the hospital stays were of a shorter duration.
Studies also found that 64 percent were readmissions
and that one-half of all mental patients who
were released were readmitted to the hospital within
one year.
St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Southeast Washington reported
a decline of nearly 4,000 resident patients between
the years 1966 and 1976. As of May 1979, there
were only 1,965 resident patients.
A hospital spokesman said the idea of "mainstreaming"
mental patients into society hinges on support
systems in the conununity. With current city and
federal budget cuts, it appears unlikely that services for
persons who need supervision, but not hospitalization,
will be increased.
"Some of these people, their thing is to go to the
library," the spokesman said. Cont. next Page
Established in 1800 as a reference library for Congress,
the ornate marble building across from the
Capitol now houses 74 million items, with over 350 miles
of bookshelves.
The idea of the psychiatric program to handle the
increasing numbers of disturbed patrons came about,
according to general cOWlSel Kominski, because of a
communications breakdown between the library staff
and the 164 member special library police force.
"There was a finger-pointing session between the
police and reference librarians over whose job it was to
handle these readers," Kominski said. "I think it was a
failure of staff people to understand each other's jobs."
According to Gerald T. Garvey, head of the library's
protective services division, no arrests have been made.
"You don't arrest people for being disturbed," he
said. Nor, it could be added, do you arrest people for
leaving propaganda in the card catalogues like the red
and black sticker adorned with a swastika and the
words, "IllTLER WAS RIGHT" which turned up
"What the class taught me," said reference librarian
Martin, "is how to be authoritive, but not authoritarian.
To say, 'Your actions are not acceptable,' rather than
making the person unacceptable."
Mark German, a team leader in the book service
department, remembers the "Bride of Christ," also
known as "Alpha-Omega."
"She would fill out the call slips in Biblical names,"
German said. "And walk through the reading room,
blessing other readers. I haven't seen her for awhile. I
once loaned her some money. I felt sorry for her."
German calls the dozen or so disturbed patrons he has
come into contact with "totally hannless." In fact, the
mild-mannered, soft-spoken librarian said the other day,
"I like them. I find them interesting."
Share with others the great things your library is
doing! Also, any information and I or ideas you would
like to share with your colleagues is welcome. Please
send your contributions for the Bulletin to me at: Lake
Forest High School, R.D. 1, Box 370, Felton, Delaware
19943, or call me: W - 284-9291, H - 734-3386. The
deadline for the next Bulletin is the end of August.
Contributors to whom we give thanks. Without
their help there would be no copy. THANKS.
Jane Hukill
Doris Roth
Jean Trumbore
Delaware Library Association Bulletin is published
four times a year: Fall, Winter, Spring
and Summer. News items for inclusion in the
DLA Bulletin should be sent to the editor, Ms.
Emily C. McKnatt, DLA Bulletin, P.O. Box 1843,
Wilmington, Delaware 19899.
Pres. DLA: Jean Trumbore, Univ. of Del.
Libraries, Newark, Delaware 19711; Secretary:
Phyllis Rust, Milford Public Library, Milford,
Delaware 19963; Membership: Janet Dove,
College of Education Resource Center, Univ. of
Del., Newark, Delaware 19711.
The DLA Spring Conference was held at the Radisson
Hotel, Wilmington, on May 2 & 3. These pictures were
taken at one of the Conference highlights - the "After
Hours" party sponsored by the Wilmington Institute
Library on Friday evening.
Left to right: John Painter, MARLF Representative;
Janet Dove, DSLMA President; Helen St.
Clair, Program Committee; Sylvia Short, State
Left to right: Mark Titus, retiring Treasurer;
Mary Byrne, retiring Secretary; Arnold Adoff,
poet; Alice Thornton, Program Committee; Patricia
Scarry, ALA Chapter Relations Officer.
Mr. Adoff's visit was sponsored by the Delaware
Humanities Forum.
Clockwise: Harold Neikirk (seated); Joan
Hougentogler; Laurette Schetterer; Marion
Lynch; Ellen Lafferty; Margaret Wang; Laura
Bedard. Ms. Lynch and Ms. Wang participated
in the Serials Workshop.
Left to right: Vivan Thomas; Susan Brynteson,
Director of Ubraries, University of Delaware
and Friday dinner speaker; Patrick O'Donnell;
Lynn Wilkerson.
Left to right: Jack Russell, Brodart; Mayor
William T. McLaughlin; Patricia Chalfant.
Left to right: David Burdash, Director, Wilmington
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Richard Humphreys
Delaware Law School Library
Concord Pike CaEnpus
Wilmington, DE 19803
Phyllis Rust
Milford Public Library
Milford, DE 19963
Anthony L. Grillo
DuPont Technical Library
Wilmington, DE 19898
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Odessa, DE 19730
ALA Councilor
Helen Bennett
35 Greenway Square Apt. 23
Dover, DE 19901
MARLF Representatives
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Brandywine College Library
Box 7319, Concord Pike
Wilmington, DE 19803
John Painter
Delaware Technical and
Community College -
Southern CaEnpus
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College of Education
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Lake Forest High School
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Newark Free Library
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On Saturday, May 3rd, 1980, "Bert the Bookwonn"
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Bert, on loan from the Division of Libraries, was
operated by seven young library patrons. Two addi-tional
children walked in front of Bert with a sign
advertising the library. The entourage was organized
and sent on its way by members of the Friends of the
Hockessin Public Library.
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Bloomsbury in New York is to offer an exceptional selection of Russian books, letters, manuscripts, periodicals, photographs, prints, posters, drawings and paintings from the early 20th century. The collection reflects both the Silver Age and Soviet period with important art and literature that somehow survived those repressive regimes. The evolution of Symbolism, Acmeism, Futurism, Suprematism, Constructivism and other modern literary and art movements can be traced in this extensive offering of literary and artistic work by some of the greatest masters of modern time.
One of the highlights from the imperial era is a large collection of cartes de visite, as well as cabinet and wire photographs of four decades of the Romanov family ($25,000-$35,000). Two rare literary works by Tsar Nicholas II's bi-sexual uncle, the Grand Duke Konstantin offer a glimpse into the private social life of the imperial family ($5,000-$8,000). Also included are complete runs of the beautiful journals Apollon ($30,000-$40,000), Vesy ($30,000-$40,000) and Zolotoe runo ($50,000-$70,000). Stolitsa i usadba provides the last gasp of the Russian aristocracy on the eve of the Revolution; the issue devoted to the Royal Family included here was confiscated by the Bolsheviks ($50,000-$70,000).
The legendary Leo Tolstoy is represented by a rare first edition of one of his plays inspired by his exasperation over a performance of Chekhov's Uncle Vanya ($1,000-$2,000). There is a presentation copy of a collection of Chekhov's short stories that the author gave a waiter at the Grand Hotel in Moscow ($20,000-$30,000). Other signed books include rare works by Benois, Erenburg, Kuprin, Sologub and Zorgenfrei.
An extraordinary autograph album owned by the niece of the doomed poet Gumilev touches on the sad fate of many Russia's greatest writers. Akhmatova, Annenskii, Blok, Kuzmin, Meierkhold, Remizov and Voloshin all wrote in her book ($150,000-$200,000). But aesthetic experimentation in Russia often led to censorship, exile, imprisonment and even death. Akhmatova, Gumilev and Meierkhold were all victims of Bolshevik and Stalinist oppression.
Russian graphic art of the Silver Age reached its zenith in Sergei Diaghilev's consolidation of art, music and dance -- the Ballets Russes. Both this company and the famous Russian cabaret Chauve-souris are well represented. Diaghilev and Nijinsky autographed a rare Ballets Russes programme from their American tour ($25,000-$35,000). Benois decorated a letter with an exquisite scene from Swan Lake ($6,000-$8,000). There are also several costume designs by Benois and a handsome set design by his son Nicola for Revizor [The Inspector General] ($30,000-$50,000).
Other art reflects the extraordinary variety and depth of Russian visual expression. Two classic landscapes by Shilder and von Klever contrast beautifully with modern examples by Khudyakov and Vasiliev. The versatile Sudeikin painted a delightful Pierrot in gouache as well as a witty group of commedia dell'arte dolls in oil ($10,000-$15,000). Puni painted several delightful Suprematist figures in gouache on postcards and designed and assembled an extraordinary artist's book of collage, gouache and cut letters. There are also fine prints and posters and paintings by such important modern Russian artists as Chekhonin, Dobuzhinsky, Goncharova, Kaplan, Larionov, Lebedev, Lissim, Pozhedaev, Ryback and Sudeikin.
Viewings of the Russian Literature and Art sale will be held on Friday 24 October - Saturday 25 October, and Monday 27 October - Tuesday 28 October from 10:00 am until 5:00 pm. The auction will begin promptly at 10:00 am on Wednesday 29 October.
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Dynamic Exhibition of Modern British Prints on View at Metropolitan Museum
Christie's Fall Sale of 19th Century European and and Orientalist Art Offers Discoveries of the Exquisite
Tampa Museum of Art Hires Todd D. Smith as Executive Director
Dali Foundation Presents Metamorphosis of Narcissus on Loan From Tate Gallery
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Sotheby's Sale of Modern and Contemporary Southeast Asian Paintings Brings US$9,165,947
Magnificent Medals from Brandenburg-Prussia on View at Kunsthistorisches Museum
Sotheby's Announces Plans to Open an Office in Qatar
Willard Wigan MBE Exhibition is Extended at Hard Days Night Hotel Gallery
Journals of the Days: Jacobshagen Notebooks Tour Nebraska's Arboreta
New Woodrow Wilson Presidential Memorial Exhibit Open to the Public
BRC Imagination Arts' Bob Rogers to Receive The Order of Lincoln, Illinois' Highest Honor
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Scuderie del Quirinale in Rome Opens Major Monographic Exhibition on Giovanni Bellini
Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert to Show Early Works from 1939-1954 by Lucian Freud
MoMA's International Festival of Film Preservation Showcases Newly Restored Masterworks
Baltimore Museum of Art Presents Rarely Shown British Landscapes
The Art of Italy in the Royal Collection: The Baroque to Open in November
Sotheby's Print Auction on October 30 and 31 to include Edvard Munch's Iconic Work The Scream
Ten Drawings by Leonardo da Vinci from the Royal Collection on View Next Year in Manchester
Contemporary Art Biennial Opens in Seville Including Works by Nam June Paik and Bill Viola
Fotografiemuseum Amsterdam Opens Audrey Corregan: Obviously
Kalamazoo Institute of Arts Welcomes Spared from the Storm
Classic 1930s Street Photographs of New York City on View at Metropolitan Museum
British Artist Charlotte Mann Creates Stunning Mural for The School of Life
Beside the Seaside: Snapshots of British Coastal Life, 1880-1950 on View at the National Maritime Museum
Weighing and Wanting: Selections From the Collections Opened at Museum of Contemporary Art in San Diego
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Impressionist Masterwork by Edgar Degas to be Sold By Sotheby's in November in New York
Rich Legacy of African Textiles on View in Metropolitan Museum Exhibition
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Allan Ramsay Self-Portrait Leads Christie's Auction of Scottish Art in October 2008
Pieter Hugo: The Hyena & Other Men at Fotografiemuseum in Amsterdam
One-of-a-Kind Salvador Dali Dedicatory Drawings Collection
Extraordinary Diverse Work of Ana Maria Pacheco to be Shown at The Herbert in Coventry
Sculptor Jesús Moroles to Create Reflecting Pool Installation for Joslyn Art Museum
DAR Museum Showcases Antique Toy Collection in New Exhibition
Exhibition Featuring Work of Leonardo da Vinci to Open at High Museum in October 2009
Avant-Garde China: Twenty Years of Chinese Contemporary Art on View at National Art Center
Raident Technology, Inc. Establishes Scholarships at Academy of Art University San Francisco
National Museum of the American Indian Presents Major Retrospective of Fritz Scholder's Art
Unique Temporary Printing Machine Highlights Ephemeral Nature of Digital Data
Christie's New York Announces European Decorative Arts Month
AT & T Donates $500,000 in Artwork to Community organizations in California
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Statuephilia Opens Today at The British Museum; Kate Moss in Gold By Marc Quinn Unveiled
Mint Museum of Art Presents Major Andy Warhol Exhibition
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Miro, Calder, Giacometti, Braque: Aime Maeght And His Artists Opens at Royal Academy of the Arts
Darwin's Garden: An Evolutionary Adventure Opens at The Huntington Library
The Fluidity of Glass - Etsuko Ichikawa: Traces of the Molten State
Moderna Museet Presents Time & Place: Los Angeles 1957-1968
Christie's Spanish Art Sale in Madrid Totals $7.7 Million
Hong Kong International Arts and Antiques Fair Opens
Tate St. Ives Presents Heimo Zobernig and the Tate Collection
The Andy Warhol Museum Opens 1958 Exhibition
American Artists from the Russian Empire Opens
Gallery of the New York School of Interior Design Hosts Two Art Deco-Era Exhibitions
L.A. PAINT Opens at Oakland Museum of California
International Russian Exhibition to Premiere at University of Oklahoma Art Museum
Knoxville Museum of Art Presents American Masterpieces of Southern Craft and Traditional Art
Edinburgh College of Art Opens New Print Workshop With Exhibition
Wild Beauty: Photographs of the Columbia River Gorge, 1867 - 1957
The Many Faces of David Diaz at The Joslyn Art Museum
Art.Fair 21 Opens in Cologne
New Bamboo: Contemporary Japanese Masters Opens at Japan Society
Act/React: Interactive Installation Art Makes its World Premiere at the Milwaukee Art Museum
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All the Histories of Art: Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna Exhibit at Guggenheim in Bilbao
Nude Portait of Alaska Governor Sarah Palin Unveiled in Chicago
Paris/New York: Design Fashion Culture 1925-1940 Opens
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The Newport County club will be the site for the 21st annual ASU Golf Tournament and dinner to promote the athletic programs of Arkansas State University on Friday, June 7.
ASU coaches and administrative officials will be in attendance and competing on teams of four or more in a scramble format. Tee time is set for 1 p.m. Following the golf tournament there will be a barbecue supper beginning around 5 p.m and a live auction immediately following. There will be prizes for closet to the pin on selected holes. Among those scheduled to attend include athletic director Terry Mohajir, John Brady, head men's basketball coach, Brian Boyer, Lady Red Wolves head basketball coach and Carter Ford, Red Wolf Director. A brief program will be presented by ASU officials during the meal. The corporate sponsor fee is $200 which includes special corporate recognition, one person to golf, meal and complimentary ASU golf cap. The for individuals golfers is $50 and includes meal and golf cap. Dinner tickets only to the program are $10. These tax deductible donations can be made payable to the ASU Red Wolf Club. For more information and to sign up for the June 7 event, contact Randy Ramsey at Merchants and Planters Bank by calling 523-3601 Ext. 1116.


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Sex abuse suspect's attorney 'stunned' to learn of client's death
01/18/2013 7:30amA former assistant principal from Vernal who was facing child sex abuse charges has been found dead.
Utah AG received campaign funds from allegedly fraudulent telemarketer
01/18/2013 8:00amUtah Attorney General John Swallow received campaign funds from a telemarketing company founded in Utah that the Federal Trade Commission has charged with bilking more than $200 million from consumers.
Difference between affair and polygamous marriage questioned in court
01/18/2013 8:10amWhat is the difference between consenting adults engaged in an affair and consenting adults in a polygamous marriage?
Woman responsible for 9 armed robberies, police say
01/18/2013 10:15amAn alleged serial robber has been charged.
'Our family was vulnerable,' says Trolley Square widow, victim of fraud
01/18/2013 10:33amA South Jordan man has admitted to a scheme in which he took $250,000 in life insurance funds from a woman whose husband died in the 2007 Trolley Square shooting.
Rise in missionaries leaves empty housing in Provo
01/18/2013 1:09pmThere's a a growing number of empty apartments in Provo and a major reason is because of the recent age change for LDS missionaries.
Police look for man who robbed store in Gateway Mall
01/18/2013 1:09pmPolice are looking for a man who allegedly robbed a store in the Gateway Mall.
'Dixie State University' official new name of St. George college
01/18/2013 1:58pmThe name change for Dixie State College has brought a lot of controversy and anticipation. The name was officially changed to Dixie State University on Friday during a meeting of the Board of Trustees.
Officer justified in shooting, killing Taylorsville man, DA says
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Local arrest leads to murder suspect's deportation
01/18/2013 7:06pmA man wanted for murder in his native country was turned over to Mexican officials Wednesday.
Picture of man carrying rifle in JCPenney goes viral
01/18/2013 7:41pmThe gun debate continues to rage, and one man has gained a lot of attention. A picture of him wearing a rifle inside the Riverdale JC Penney has gone viral.
Police arrest couple accused of stealing snowblowers
01/18/2013 7:46pmTwo people were arrested after multiple snowblower thefts pointed police to the couple.
Firefighters rescue construction worker after seizure
01/18/2013 8:02pmHeavy rescue crews helped a man to safety after he suffered a seizure and got stuck on construction scaffolding Friday.
Sundance film documents recovery of Utah snowboarder
01/18/2013 8:15pmReporters and photographers were on the red carpet line on Friday as the Sundance Film Festival held its Salt Lake premiere. And one of the documentaries featured has a Utah tie. It's about snowboarder and Olympic hopeful, Kevin Pearce.
Household items double as weapons of self-defense
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Gas station charges customer extra $1 per gallon
01/18/2013 8:47pmAn American Fork man stopped at a Springville gas station to fill his tank and almost left before realizing he had paid $1 more per gallon than what was advertised.
Sheriffs: Feds can't take away Utahns' 2nd Amendment rights
01/18/2013 9:54pmThe Utah Sheriffs' Association has written an open letter to President Barack Obama, respectfully outlining its opposition to executive orders announced this week altering gun laws.
'Don't bite the dentist': child's book of rules found
01/18/2013 9:58pmA child's book of rules, left in a Walmart parking lot and found by an employee, has taken a young girl from a Sacramento suburb to the set of the Today show.
Man found guilty in killing of retired BYU professor
01/18/2013 10:37pmThe jury found Martin Bond guilty on all counts in the 2009 killing of retired BYU professor Kay Mortensen.
Lehi girl swims despite losing legs as baby
01/18/2013 10:42pmAmy Chapman may be missing both her legs, but she doesn't let anything hold her back.
Questions unanswered in Sandy double homicide
01/18/2013 11:19pmPolice are still looking for the suspects in the murder of a Sandy couple who were found dead inside their home last month.
2 boys injured by avalanche in Mill Hollow area
01/18/2013 11:25pmTwo boys caught and buried in an avalanche on Friday afternoon died at Primary children's hospital early Saturday morning.
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