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County Library Board Bylaws
by Jessica Little 18 Oct '13

18 Oct '13

Hello, I am looking for information about county library boards that administer a county library fund, specifically ones that disburse funds to several libraries within the county rather than one countywide library system. Does anyone have bylaws for such a board or can you point me in the right direction for information? Thank you, Jessica Little -- Library Director T.A. Cutler Memorial Library 312 Michigan Ave. St. Louis, MI 48880 (989) 681-5141

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WORKSHOP: Creating Online Finding Aids and Reference Tools for Your Collections
by Larry J. Wagenaar 18 Oct '13

18 Oct '13

Creating Online Finding Aids and Reference Tools for Your Collections Friday, October 25 Presenter: Alexis Braun Marks, Archivist, Eastern Michigan University As part of its 2013 History Skills Workshop Series, the Historical Society of Michigan presents, "Creating Online Finding Aids and Reference Tools for Your Collections," with Eastern University Archivist, Alexis Braun Marks. Creating effective find aids and reference tools can be a real struggle for organizations that do not have trained archivists on staff. This workshop will cover standard formats and best practices for developing these important tools. It will also examine options for making these tools available online. The workshop is scheduled from 9 a.m. to noon at the HSM Office at 5815 Executive Dr., Lansing, Michigan. Registration is $39 for members of-or those representing a member organization of-the Historical Society of Michigan. For non-members, registration is $79 and includes a one-year HSM membership. Refreshments and materials are included with your registration. For more information or to register, please call (517) 324-1828 or visit www.hsmichigan.org/programs/workshops . The History Skills Workshops Series is hosted by the Historical Society of Michigan, the oldest cultural organization in Michigan. The Society, which was founded in 1828 by territorial governor Lewis Cass and explorer Henry Schoolcraft, focuses on five major mission areas: publications, conferences, education, awards and recognition programs, and support for local historical organizations. For more information on Society programs, visit www.hsmichigan.org .

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Re: [Michlib-l] Fwd: Michigan Department of Education Press Release State Librarian's Excellence Award 2013
by Kate Van Auken 17 Oct '13

17 Oct '13

Congratulations to all!!!!! Kate Van Auken Rawson Memorial Library Cass City >>> "Robertson, Nancy (MDE)" <RobertsonN(a)michigan.gov> 10/17/2013 3:53 PM >>> Announcement of today's State Librarian's Excellence Award winners. Congratulations all! Nancy Begin forwarded message: From: "Poznanski-Mason, Lori (MDE)" <PoznanskiL(a)michigan.gov> Date: October 17, 2013, 3:43:18 PM EDT To: "Robertson, Nancy (MDE)" <RobertsonN(a)michigan.gov> Cc: "Norris, Sonya (MDE)" <NorrisS2(a)michigan.gov> Subject: FW: Michigan Department of Education Press Release From: Ackley, Martin (MDE) Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2013 3:31 PM To: MDE-Communications Subject: Michigan Department of Education Press Release News Release Contact: Martin Ackley, Director of Public and Governmental Affairs, (517) 241-4395 Litchfield District Library Wins 2013 State Librarian’s Excellence Award Citations of Excellence go to Lakeview High School Library in Battle Creek and Kent District Library in Kent County October 17, 2013 LANSING – State Librarian Nancy Robertson announced today that the Litchfield District Library is the recipient of the 2013 State Librarian’s Excellence Award for superior customer service. The Library of Michigan Foundation annually gives this statewide honor, which includes an elegant trophy and $2,000 in privately donated funds, to one Michigan library. Robertson presented the award during the Michigan Library Association annual conference in Lansing. Lakeview High School Library in Battle Creek, and the Kent District Library in Kent County each received a 2013 Citation of Excellence, a trophy and $500. The State Librarian’s Excellence Award is sponsored by Roger Mendel and his late wife June Mendel. Gifts from Martin L. Gibbs and Carole Sorenson and from Elaine M. Logan supported the Citations of Excellence. “Libraries used to be a valuable old stand-by. Now they are leaders in identifying and meeting their communities’ quickly evolving and changing needs for information, digital literacy, and community connection and enhancement,” Robertson said. “The 2013 nominations all were filled with evidence of this in their narratives and letters of support. In the midst of swirling change, libraries provide ever evolving but constant support for Michigan’s residents in their municipalities, their schools, their institutions of higher education and in their workplaces.” The Library of Michigan (LM) recently commissioned the Community Economic Development Association of Michigan (CEDAM) to record Bright Side Episode 13: “21st Century Libraries” to demonstrate the breadth and depth of scope Michigan’s libraries provide. “Take a peek. You may think you know what to expect from Michigan’s libraries, but you might be surprised by all that they offer,” Robertson said. The Library of Michigan Foundation and LM present the State Librarian’s Excellence Award and Citations of Excellence each year in part to keep the value and services of Michigan’s libraries in the forefront. Janet Barton, director of the award-winning Litchfield District Library, said, “On behalf of the library staff and our library board we are honored and very pleased to accept this prestigious award and especially the recognition that comes with it.” Litchfield District Library is one of the smallest public libraries in the state, with an annual budget of just over $68,000 and serving nearly 2,400 people. It strives to provide 100 percent customer service and tireless engagement with its community. Board Vice Chair Patsy Hart noted in her nomination cover letter, “Our staff believes that the library is the community’s living room, and regardless of where you live, once you enter our library you are one of our neighbors.” The library’s costumed “Library Fairy Godmother” does in-house book readings and also gets out to other locations in the community to promote early childhood literacy. In partnership with churches and other local community organizations, the library has a holistic approach to meeting community needs. It is involved in providing free summer lunches for children in need and providing affordable prom dresses for teens from low-income families. Its Guitar Hero Contest; Battle of the Bands; and “Drummunity” community celebration event bring the community together in innovative ways. The community’s support for the library is invoked in a letter of support from the director of children’s services at their Community Action Agency, Mary Cunningham DeLuca. “Our agency recognizes the Litchfield District Library as a leader in early childhood education,” DeLuca said. Evaluation factors for the State Librarian’s Excellence Award are: Demonstrating that the library provides superior service to its customers and community in a cost effective manner; with a can-do attitude; and by always delivering on promises; and Demonstrating the library’s commitment to high standards of customer service through staff dealing with customers and the service community. Lakeview High School Library of Battle Creek, and Kent District Library of Kent County also were recognized for their devotion to customer service, earning Citations of Excellence. The Lakeview High School Library serves a student population of over 1,300. Margaret Lincoln, the library director, is a recognized leader in school librarianship statewide and nationally. Besides training high school students in information literacy, notably through her special course developed for library assistants, Lincoln also has shown exceptional commitment to facilitating learning about issues of race and diversity for both her students and the community as a whole. Lincoln has demonstrated very fruitful partnerships with classroom teachers on projects to incorporate electronic resources and online communication into the school curriculum and lesson plan. She worked with her colleague, Scott Durham, the school’s social studies teacher, to develop a blended learning project. Mr. Durham is spending several grant-funded months abroad visiting historic landmarks in Europe and Asia. While he is traveling, the library will facilitate online interactions between him and Lakeview High School students. Lincoln said, “Lakeview High School Library is truly honored to receive a 2013 Citation of Excellence. This is also the occasion to recognize the staff, teachers, students and administrators of Lakeview Schools who have supported the need for a successful high school library media program over the past 41 years.” The Kent District Library is a Class VI library, one of the largest public library systems in the state. It has 18 branches and serves over 395,000 residents. KDL’s focus on excellent customer service is embodied in its motto, “Convenience Is King.” Director Lance Werner said, “The Kent District Library is honored to be recognized with a Citation of Excellence from the State Librarian. This citation is a tribute to the KDL family that is made up of the Board, employees, volunteers, partners and customers who inspire us to provide innovative, convenient service that remains friendly and personal.” Kent District Library excels in early literacy programming designed to develop pre-reading skills in young children. This past year, attendance at these programs was 65,000. It also partners with the county’s Great Start Collaborative to provide free education for early childcare providers. Last year it offered 48 classes to nearly 2,000 parents and early childhood educators on all aspects of child development. It recently commissioned a special demographic study and public opinion survey, and will use the findings to identify areas where it can meet changing realities. This year’s State Librarian’s Excellence Award recipients were selected by a review panel including the State Librarian, an LM librarian, two school librarians, an academic librarian and a special librarian. # # # The Library of Michigan Foundation was established in 1985 to raise funds to support special programs, services and collections of the Library of Michigan. For more information, visit www.Libraryofmichiganfoundation.org The Library of Michigan – Michigan’s official state library agency for 185 years – is part of the Michigan Department of Education. To learn more, visit www.michigan.gov/libraryofmichigan 2013 State Librarians Excellence Award.pdf Questions? Contact Us STAY CONNECTED:

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Used book program with Dr. Bob Holley
by Matt Church 17 Oct '13

17 Oct '13

If you're looking for an informative and educational program for your patrons on the subjects of selling books online, used book market and more, I'd encourage you get in touch with Dr. Bob Holley. Bob spoke at our library recently and was very well received. Those attending brought in a few items for him to value at the end of the program. Bob is a professor at Wayne State University's School of Library & Information Science and an expert on the used book market. Interested in pursuing a program with him? Bob can be reached at aa3805(a)wayne.edu. His standard charge is $125 plus mileage for libraries more than 50 miles away round trip (he's located in the Royal Oak area). Thanks, Matt Matt Church, Library Director Berkley Public Library 3155 Coolidge Hwy. Berkley, MI 48072 248-658-3440 mchurch(a)berkley.lib.mi.us www.berkley.lib.mi.us

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Fwd: Michigan Department of Education Press Release State Librarian's Excellence Award 2013
by Robertson, Nancy (MDE) 17 Oct '13

17 Oct '13

Announcement of today's State Librarian's Excellence Award winners. Congratulations all! Nancy Begin forwarded message: From: "Poznanski-Mason, Lori (MDE)" <PoznanskiL(a)michigan.gov<mailto:PoznanskiL@michigan.gov>> Date: October 17, 2013, 3:43:18 PM EDT To: "Robertson, Nancy (MDE)" <RobertsonN(a)michigan.gov<mailto:RobertsonN@michigan.gov>> Cc: "Norris, Sonya (MDE)" <NorrisS2(a)michigan.gov<mailto:NorrisS2@michigan.gov>> Subject: FW: Michigan Department of Education Press Release From: Ackley, Martin (MDE) Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2013 3:31 PM To: MDE-Communications Subject: Michigan Department of Education Press Release [Michigan Dept of Ed header] News Release Contact: Martin Ackley, Director of Public and Governmental Affairs, (517) 241-4395 Litchfield District Library Wins 2013 State Librarian’s Excellence Award Citations of Excellence go to Lakeview High School Library in Battle Creek and Kent District Library in Kent County October 17, 2013 LANSING – State Librarian Nancy Robertson announced today that the Litchfield District Library is the recipient of the 2013 State Librarian’s Excellence Award for superior customer service. The Library of Michigan Foundation annually gives this statewide honor, which includes an elegant trophy and $2,000 in privately donated funds, to one Michigan library. Robertson presented the award during the Michigan Library Association annual conference in Lansing. Lakeview High School Library in Battle Creek, and the Kent District Library in Kent County each received a 2013 Citation of Excellence, a trophy and $500. The State Librarian’s Excellence Award is sponsored by Roger Mendel and his late wife June Mendel. Gifts from Martin L. Gibbs and Carole Sorenson and from Elaine M. Logan supported the Citations of Excellence. “Libraries used to be a valuable old stand-by. Now they are leaders in identifying and meeting their communities’ quickly evolving and changing needs for information, digital literacy, and community connection and enhancement,” Robertson said. “The 2013 nominations all were filled with evidence of this in their narratives and letters of support. In the midst of swirling change, libraries provide ever evolving but constant support for Michigan’s residents in their municipalities, their schools, their institutions of higher education and in their workplaces.” The Library of Michigan (LM) recently commissioned the Community Economic Development Association of Michigan (CEDAM) to record Bright Side Episode 13: “21st Century Libraries” to demonstrate the breadth and depth of scope Michigan’s libraries provide. “Take a peek. You may think you know what to expect from Michigan’s libraries, but you might be surprised by all that they offer,” Robertson said. The Library of Michigan Foundation and LM present the State Librarian’s Excellence Award and Citations of Excellence each year in part to keep the value and services of Michigan’s libraries in the forefront. Janet Barton, director of the award-winning Litchfield District Library, said, “On behalf of the library staff and our library board we are honored and very pleased to accept this prestigious award and especially the recognition that comes with it.” Litchfield District Library is one of the smallest public libraries in the state, with an annual budget of just over $68,000 and serving nearly 2,400 people. It strives to provide 100 percent customer service and tireless engagement with its community. Board Vice Chair Patsy Hart noted in her nomination cover letter, “Our staff believes that the library is the community’s living room, and regardless of where you live, once you enter our library you are one of our neighbors.” The library’s costumed “Library Fairy Godmother” does in-house book readings and also gets out to other locations in the community to promote early childhood literacy. In partnership with churches and other local community organizations, the library has a holistic approach to meeting community needs. It is involved in providing free summer lunches for children in need and providing affordable prom dresses for teens from low-income families. Its Guitar Hero Contest; Battle of the Bands; and “Drummunity” community celebration event bring the community together in innovative ways. The community’s support for the library is invoked in a letter of support from the director of children’s services at their Community Action Agency, Mary Cunningham DeLuca. “Our agency recognizes the Litchfield District Library as a leader in early childhood education,” DeLuca said. Evaluation factors for the State Librarian’s Excellence Award are: * Demonstrating that the library provides superior service to its customers and community in a cost effective manner; with a can-do attitude; and by always delivering on promises; and * Demonstrating the library’s commitment to high standards of customer service through staff dealing with customers and the service community. Lakeview High School Library of Battle Creek, and Kent District Library of Kent County also were recognized for their devotion to customer service, earning Citations of Excellence. The Lakeview High School Library serves a student population of over 1,300. Margaret Lincoln, the library director, is a recognized leader in school librarianship statewide and nationally. Besides training high school students in information literacy, notably through her special course developed for library assistants, Lincoln also has shown exceptional commitment to facilitating learning about issues of race and diversity for both her students and the community as a whole. Lincoln has demonstrated very fruitful partnerships with classroom teachers on projects to incorporate electronic resources and online communication into the school curriculum and lesson plan. She worked with her colleague, Scott Durham, the school’s social studies teacher, to develop a blended learning project. Mr. Durham is spending several grant-funded months abroad visiting historic landmarks in Europe and Asia. While he is traveling, the library will facilitate online interactions between him and Lakeview High School students. Lincoln said, “Lakeview High School Library is truly honored to receive a 2013 Citation of Excellence. This is also the occasion to recognize the staff, teachers, students and administrators of Lakeview Schools who have supported the need for a successful high school library media program over the past 41 years.” The Kent District Library is a Class VI library, one of the largest public library systems in the state. It has 18 branches and serves over 395,000 residents. KDL’s focus on excellent customer service is embodied in its motto, “Convenience Is King.” Director Lance Werner said, “The Kent District Library is honored to be recognized with a Citation of Excellence from the State Librarian. This citation is a tribute to the KDL family that is made up of the Board, employees, volunteers, partners and customers who inspire us to provide innovative, convenient service that remains friendly and personal.” Kent District Library excels in early literacy programming designed to develop pre-reading skills in young children. This past year, attendance at these programs was 65,000. It also partners with the county’s Great Start Collaborative to provide free education for early childcare providers. Last year it offered 48 classes to nearly 2,000 parents and early childhood educators on all aspects of child development. It recently commissioned a special demographic study and public opinion survey, and will use the findings to identify areas where it can meet changing realities. This year’s State Librarian’s Excellence Award recipients were selected by a review panel including the State Librarian, an LM librarian, two school librarians, an academic librarian and a special librarian. # # # The Library of Michigan Foundation was established in 1985 to raise funds to support special programs, services and collections of the Library of Michigan. 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Explore 1,000 Books Program
by Shauna Swantek 17 Oct '13

17 Oct '13

If you are looking for a well-organized program aimed at encouraging families to read with their young children, please read on. As one of the libraries that helped to develop this program, we are thrilled with the results! All seven of the libraries in Barry County are participating . . . and our families are benefiting! We launched the program in the spring and are now having kids finish. Feel free to contact me with questions. "The concept of encouraging parents to read 1000 books to children before kindergarten is widely accepted as a way to prepare children for elementary school. The Jr. RangerLand "Explore 1000 Books" makes this journey fun and easy for parents. This beautifully illustrated book was designed and developed with the help of a terrific group of librarians from Barry County, Michigan. They worked as a group to put together helpful reading tips and meaningful quotes to expand this journal into a reading tool. There are opportunities throughout the book for children to draw pictures and practice writing their name, making this a keepsake long after the completion of the program. This reading exploration journal is available for retail purchase in our online store or in special bulk quantities for use in libraries." For more information, visit this website . . . especially designed for public librarians! http://www.jr-rangerland.com/1000%20books/RangerLand%20explore%201000%20boo… I'm also glad to answer any questions you might have about our program locally. Shauna Lea Swantek, Director Putnam District Library Honoring the Past, Serving Today, Preparing For Tomorrow www.putnamlib.org 327 North Main Street PO Box 920 Nashville, MI 49073-9578 Phone & Fax: (517)852-9723

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Library code of conduct- implementation questions
by Kennedy,Bethany 17 Oct '13

17 Oct '13

Hello all! I am working on a draft for a Library Code of Conduct. I have found lots of information to generate a draft for our library. However, I do have some questions regarding implementation for those libraries that have posted codes. - How is the code of conduct communicated to patrons? Is it somewhere visible or only available online? - How are violations handled? - Any other best practice recommendations as we begin the process of implementing a formal code of conduct? Is there something you wish you could change about your current code, or something you feel is a challenge? You can reply to me on or off list, and if others are interested I would be happy to digest and report my findings. Thanks so much, Bethany Kennedy, MLIS Director, Access Services Washtenaw Community College Bailey Library, GM 111 4800 East Huron River Dr. Ann Arbor, MI 48105-4800 ph: 734.477.8723 fax:734.677.2220 email: bakennedy(a)wccnet.edu<mailto:bakennedy@wccnet.edu>

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Teresa K. Irish Visits Jackson District Library
by Smith, Donna 17 Oct '13

17 Oct '13

A Thousand letters Home One WWII Soldier's Story of War, Love and Life FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE One month after the 2006 death of her father, Aarol W. "Bud" Irish, Teresa Irish opened his army trunk. There, nestled in row after row, were her dad's nearly 1,000 letters from WWII. The letters were postmarked from Nov. 1942 to Dec. 1945. The fragile and yellowed pages were written to Bud's parents and to the sweetheart who would later become his wife. From lonesome, moonlit nights listening to the Hit Parade, to the foxholes and front lines in Germany, to correspondence with the heartbroken mothers whose sons died by his side, this is a moving, historic story of life and loss, hope and perseverance, and unwavering faith and true love. A Thousand Letters Home is comprised of 320 of these poignant letters and 104 corresponding photographs. Teresa's inspirational and engaging presentation is a tribute to our country's history, our freedoms, family values, and a call to individual citizenship in today's world. JDL is delighted to welcome Teresa Irish for her program, The Journey of the Letters at Carnegie Library's Clare H. Sergeant Auditorium, 244 W. Michigan Ave., Jackson, MI, on Wednesday, October 23 from 1:30 - 4 p.m. You are invited to join us to listen to this compelling story of a soldier's life during World War II. A book sale and signing will follow the presentation. This program is free and open to the public. Please call Reference at 517-788-4087, ext. 1339 for more information. Donna Donna Smith Marketing Officer [JDL Logo CMYK 300dpi small no shadow] 244 W. Michigan Avenue Jackson, MI 49201 517-788-4099, ext. 1314 Fax: 517-788-6024 www.myjdl.com<http://www.myjdl.com/> Inspiring our community to discover, learn and succeed!

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shelves available
by l.m.stone＠comcast.net 16 Oct '13

16 Oct '13

Attached is a picture of a double-sided shelving unit which is available for the price of coming and picking it up. It is 24 feet long and made up of 3 foot sections, so could be shorter. If you are interested, please let me know. Linda

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Fwd: 2013 Michigan Broadband Conference - Reminder
by BiggThomas, Deb (MDE) 16 Oct '13

16 Oct '13

There's still time to register for what promises to be an amazing conference! Please feel free to share with your colleagues and communities. Deb Deb Biggs Thomas Michigan eLibrary & Outreach Coordinator Library of Michigan --------------------------- 517-373-4466 biggsthomasd(a)michigan.gov<mailto:biggsthomasd@michigan.gov> http://mel.org http://facebook.com/mel.org Begin forwarded message: From: "Eric Frederick, Connect Michigan" <efrederick(a)connectmi.org<mailto:efrederick@connectmi.org>> Date: October 16, 2013, 1:21:26 PM EDT To: Deb Biggs Thomas <biggsthomasd(a)michigan.gov<mailto:biggsthomasd@michigan.gov>> Subject: 2013 Michigan Broadband Conference - Reminder Reply-To: <efrederick(a)connectmi.org<mailto:efrederick@connectmi.org>> If you are unable to see the message below click here<http://connectednation.createsend1.com/t/r/e/njtgkd/jlyhjrjtky/r/> to view. [Connect Michigan logo]<http://connectednation.createsend1.com/t/r-l-njtgkd-jlyhjrjtky-h/> The 2013 Michigan Broadband Conference Don't forget to register!<http://connectednation.createsend1.com/t/r-l-njtgkd-jlyhjrjtky-k/> We have one week left before the 2013 Michigan Broadband Conference, which will be held on October 24 so there is still time to register. This event will bring together community leaders from education, libraries, economic development, local government, healthcare, and technology sectors to share and learn cross-collaborative best practices for expanding broadband and technology access, adoption, and use and move Michigan to the forefront of the digital economy. Agenda highlights include the following: 8-9 a.m., Registration and Welcome 9:10 a.m., Keynote Speaker, Lt. Governor Brian Calley, State of Michigan 9:30 a.m., Keynote Speaker, State Librarian Nancy Robertson 9:40 a.m., Keynote Speaker, John Summersett, COMLINK 10:15 a.m., Breakout Sessions: * Community-Enabled Broadband Expansion * Increasing Technology Adoption and Use Among Small Businesses * Digital Entrepreneurship * Gigabit Libraries: It's Amazing What a Community Gains When a Gig Comes to the Local Library * Rural Utilities Service Program 11:45 a.m., Broadband Hero Awards Presentation Noon, Keynote speaker, Howard Rheingold 1 p.m., Breakout Sessions: * Digital Job Creation * Rural Broadband Expansion Successes * Creating Community Connections via Broadband: A Collaboration for Michigan Businesses and Libraries * Technology for Rural Healthcare * Understanding the Michigan State Education Network 2:15 p.m., Panel Discussion: Economic Development and Broadband * Blair Levin, Fellow, Aspen Institute * Michael Finney, President and CEO, Michigan Economic Development Corporation * Dr. Johannes Bauer, Michigan State University * Steve Webster, CEO, Prima Civitas 3:30 p.m., Closing Session To view details of the breakout sessions or to check out FAQs about the conference click here<http://connectednation.createsend1.com/t/r-l-njtgkd-jlyhjrjtky-u/>. Have questions? Contact Eric Frederick, Connect Michigan's Executive Director, at efrederick(a)connectmi.org<mailto:mailto@connectmi.org?subject=Connect%20Michigan%20Broadband%20Summit>. Register HERE<http://connectednation.createsend1.com/t/r-l-njtgkd-jlyhjrjtky-o/> for the Conference! [https://i1.createsend1.com/ti/r/5F/228/615/005624/content_bottom.gif] Connect Michigan | 7150 Harris Drive | Lansing, Michigan 48909 | 866-881-8424 Click here to change the types of e-mails you receive from Connected Nation<http://connectednation.updatemyprofile.com/r/njtgkd-A6856CDA-jlyhjrjtky/y> or Unsubscribe<http://connectednation.createsend1.com/t/r/u/njtgkd/jlyhjrjtky/j/> from all e-mails [facebook] <http://connectednation.createsend1.com/t/r-l-njtgkd-jlyhjrjtky-b/> [twitter] <http://connectednation.createsend1.com/t/r-l-njtgkd-jlyhjrjtky-n/> [flickr] <http://connectednation.createsend1.com/t/r-l-njtgkd-jlyhjrjtky-p/>

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