Contemporary visual merchandising & environmental design. Jay Diamond ...
Window display: new visual merchandis- ing. Tony Morgan. HF 5845 M675 2010.
Up Coming Events April is International Guitar Month, Stress Awareness Month April 1 – April fools April 4—Pour Painting –cafeteria April 6—Blind Contour Drawing April 7—World Health Day -Scale Painting April 8 –Photo Contest Ends April 11—Emotion Art April 11-12 Foodbank Challenge April 13-Clay Creations April 14—Plant Sale Pop Art Apr 22—Last day of class Apr 26—Work Experience Begins World Book & Copyright Day
In This Edition: Contest Result Copyright Did You Know?
Everyone an Artist Foodbank Challenge
F.Y.I. Job Opp M.I.A. NEW Books Upcoming Events What to do?
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Contest Results
MIA (Lost Books)
AND the Winner is: Nancy Pelley 2nd month in a row!!! She knew 3 formats
Have You Seen Conifers: the illustrated encyclopedia Volume 1?
No awkward questions asked. Just return it in the slot by display case.
Did YOU Know? When the computers in the Library/Learning Commons are all in use OR when you need com-
PG 1 PG 6 PG 1 PG 6 PG 6 PG 7 PG 7 PG 1 PG 2-5 PG 1 PG 7
puter access & quiet YOU may borrow a laptop for use in the Library? These LPN students did!
Library Meeting room booked via
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These Business Admin Finance guys did! The Kingstec Wellness Committee has made a balance ball chair available for you to use in the Library Want to read up on this? Pro:http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=a9h&AN=20970950&site=ehost-live Con:http://www.clinbiomech.com/article/S0268-0033(05) 00275-5/abstract
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Best of all? your Mom won’t tell you to straighten up :-)
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You can plan on using 1 of 3 drafting tables in the Library?
These Landscaping students did!
Thanks to the School of Trades
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Please be careful of the expensive tables for: landscaping, or plans,
“skin” on the table top & only use the or blueprint drawing.
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Caught in the act...at the Read Aloud Day
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New Books “The books that help you the most are those which make you think the most”-Theodore Parker
The myth of stress: where stress really comes from & how to live a happier & healthier life Andrew Bernstein BF 575 S75 B427 2010
ABS revealed: exercises & programs for six-pack success Jonathan Ross GV 508 R67 2011
Standards & ethics for counselling in action Tim Bond BF 637 C6 B59 2010
In & out of crisis: the global financial meltdown & left alternatives Greg Albo, Sam Gindin & Leo Panitch HB 3717 2008 A43 2010
The new psychology of leadership identity, influence & power S. Alexander Haslam, Stephen D. Reicher & Michael J Platow BF 637 L4 H395 2011
Green your work: boost your bottom line while reducing you carbon footprint Kim Carlson HD 30.255 C37 2009
Dealing with clients’ emotional problems in life coaching: a rational-emotive & cognitive behavior therapy approach
DigiMarketing: the essential guide to new media & digital marketing Kent Wertime & Ian Fenwick HF 5415.1265 W47
Windy Dryden BF 637 P36 D79 2011 After the crisis: using storybooks to help children cope Cathy Grace & Elizabeth F Shores BF 723 D5 G73 2010 The deaths of the popes; comprehensive accounts, including funerals, burial places & epitaphs Wendy J. Reardon BX 958 T7 R43 2004 Contact your library: Circ Desk Contact Information: Phone: 679-7380
A Dream of Canada: an incredible story of struggle & overcoming Kaanayo Nwachukwu DT 515.83 N83 A3 2010
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The New natural death handbook Nicholas Albery & Stephanie Wienrich GT 3150 A42 2009 The natural death handbook Stephanie Wienrich & Josefine Speyer GT 3150 N37 2003
Re-imagining the office: the new workplace challenge Adryan Bell HF 5547.2 B45 2010 Webinars with wow factor: tips, tricks & interactive activities for virtual training Becky Pike Pluth HF 5549.5 T7 P48 2010 Fundamental accounting principles Kermit D Larson, Tilly Jensen HF 5636 L343 2010 Bookkeepers’ boot camp: get a grip on accounting basics Angie Mohr HF 5636 M63 2010 Contemporary visual merchandising & environmental design Jay Diamond & Ellen Diamond HF 5845 D46 2011 Window display: new visual merchandising Tony Morgan HF 5845 M675 2010
Multicultural Fest
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New Books The professional’s guide to financial services marketing: bite-sized insights for creating effective approaches Jay Nadgeman HG 173 N24 2009 Probability & statistics for finance Svetlozar Rachev, Markus Hochstotter, Frank Fabozzi, & Sergio Focardi HG 176.5 P76 2010 Wealth management & estate planning CCH/Advocis HG 179 C35 2010 Bank 2.0: how customer behavior & technology will change the future of financial services Brett King HG 1616 C87 K56 2010 Shell shocked: how Canadians can invest after the collapse John Stephenson HG 4521 S756 2009 The future of finance: how private equity & venture capital will shape the global economy Dan Schwartz HG 4751 S344 2010 Risk management & insurance in Canada Coleen Clark HG 8054.5 C53 2010
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Facebook the missing manual: the book that should have come with the site E.A. Vander Veer HM 743 F33 V46 2010 Death in the New World: cross-cultural encounters, 1492-1800 Erik R. Seeman HQ 1073.5 A45 S44 2010 The A-to-Z guide to elder care: a handy reference to all aspects of caring for seniors Joseph Kandel & Christine Adamec HV 1461 K34 2009
Date: Apr 2011
New Books Disability hate crimes: does anyone really hate disabled people? Mark Sherry HV 6250.4 H35 S54 2010 The psychology of genocide & violent oppression: a study of mass cruelty from Nazi Germany to Rwanda Richard Morrack HV 6322.7 M67 2010 Suicide, self-injury, & violence in the schools: assessment, prevention, & intervention strategies Gerald A. Juhnke, et al. HV 6545.8 J55 2011 Cram 101 textbook outlines to accompany: wills, trusts, and probate law for paralegals Pamela S. Gibson KF 750 Z9 G53 2011 Laughing and Learning: an alternative to shut up and listen Peter M. Jonas LB 1027 J58 2010 The essential guide to RTI: an integrated, evidence-based approach Silvia L. DeRuvo LB 1029 R4 D47 2010 Catch your kids before they fall: 140+ skill-builders to boost Academic success Laureen Reynolds LB 1592 R49 2010 Helping faculty find work-life balance: a path toward family-friendly institutions Maike Ingrid Philipsen & Timothy B. Bostic LB 1778.2 P45 2010 Teaching primary special educational needs Jonathan Glazzard, et al. LC 4019.3 T43 2010 The learning tree: overcoming learning disabilities from the ground up S.I. Greenspan & N. Thorndike Greenspan LC 4704 G735 2010
Multicultural Fest
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New Books Martian in the playground: understanding the schoolchild with Asperger’s Syndrome Claire Sainsbury LC 4717.5 S34 2009 The heart does break: Canadian writers on grief & mourning George Bowering & Jean Baird PS 8237 G84 H43 2009 Schaum’s outlines: Mathematical handbook of formulas & tables Murray R. Spiegel, et al QA 41 S32 2009 Statistics in plain English Timothy C. Urdan QA 276.12 U75 2010 Schaum’s outlines: Genetics Susan Elrod & William Stansfield QH 440.3 S7 2010
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New Books Restorative art & science Ralph L. Klicker RA 623.5 K55 R48 2002 Providing home care: a textbook for home health aides William Leahy, Jetta Fuzy, Julie Grafe RA 645.3 L43 2009 The bearded gentleman: the style guide to shaving face Allan Peterkin & Nick Burns RA 777.8 P48 2010 Frantic free: 167 ways to calm down & lighten up Patricia Morgan RA 785 M665 2009 Disaster victim identification: the practitioner’s guide Sue Black, et al RA 1063.4 D575 2010
Flora Mirabilis: how plants have shaped world knowledge, health, wealth, & beauty Catherine Herbert Howell QK 15 H695 2009
Forensic autopsy: a handbook & atlas Cristoforo Pomara, Steven Karch, & Vittorio Fineschi RA 1063.4 F662 2010
The North American guide to common poisonous plants & mushrooms: how to identify more than 300 toxic ... Nancy Turner & Patrick von Aderkas QK 100 N6 T87 2009
Caring for the physical & mental health of people with learning disabilities DPerry, et al. RC 394 L37 C37 2011
Cotoneasters: a comprehensive guide to shrubs for flowers, fruit, & foliage Jeanette Fryer & Bertil Hylmö QK 495 R78 F79 2009
Alzheimer’s disease Gunhild Waldemar & Alistair Burns RC 523.2 A444 2009
An orchard invisible: a natural history of seeds Jonathan Silvertown QK 661 S558 2010
Insomnia & other adult sleep problems Gregory Stores RC 548 S76 2009
A better way of dying: how to make the best choices at the end of life Jeanne Fitzpatrick & Eileen Fitzpatrick R 726.2 F58 2010
Training manual for clinical guidelines for withdrawal management & treatment of drug dependency in closed settings World Health Organization
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New Books Handbook of developmental disabilities Samuel L. Odom, Robert H. Horner, Martha E. Snell, Jan Blacher RJ 506 D47 H356 2009 On dogs and dying: inspirational stories from hospice hounds Michelle A. Rivera RM 931 D63 R58 2010 Charting: made incredibly easy! RT 50 C483 2010 Introduction to wildlife conservation in farming Stephen Burchett, Sarah Burchett S 604.5 B87 2011 Grow organic: a simple guide to Nova Scotia vegetable gardening
Elizabeth Peirce SB 324.3 P425 2010 Organic fruit production & viticulture: a complete guide Stella Cubison SB 356 C82 2009 The flower farmer: an organic grower’s guide to raising & selling cut flowers
Lynn Byczynski SB 406.53 B93 2008 Contact your library: Circ Desk Contact Information Phone: 679-7380 Email:
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New Books Deerproofing your yard & garden Rhonda Massingham Hart SB 994 D4 H375 2005 Planning & installing solar thermal systems: a guide for installers, architects & engineers German Solar Energy Society TH 7413 P534 2005 Small engine manual Martynn Randall TJ 790 R36 2010 Wind energy engineering Pramod Jain TJ 820 J35 2011 Electricity from sunlight: an introduction to photovoltaics Paul A. Lynn TK 1087 L96 2010 Clymer Honda, XR50R, CRF50F, XR70R & CRF70F, 1997-2009, maintenance, troubleshooting, repair TL 448 H6 M67 2010 Clymer Suzuki DR-Z400E, S&SM, 20002009, maintenance, troubleshooting, repair TL 448 S8 B63 2010
Bonsai survival manual: tree-by-tree guide to buying, maintaining, & problem solving Colin Lewis SB 433.5 L475 1996
Thrifty: living the frugal life with style Marjorie Harris TX 335 H37 2010
Woody cut stems for growers & florists: production & post-harvest handling of branches for flowers, fruit, & foliage L Greer & J Dole SB 435 G698 2009
How to start & run a bed & breakfast: all you need to know to make money from your dream property Louise Weston and David Weston TX 911.2 W47 2011
Natural Stonescapes: the art & craft of stone placement Richard L. Dube & Frederick C. Campbell SB 475.5 D83 1999
Librarians serving diverse populations: challenges & opportunities Lori Mestre Z 682.4 M85 M47 2010
Caught in the Act
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Everyone’s an Artist!
Nova Scotia Community College faculty, staff and students are required to abide by the Copyright Act of Canada and Fair Dealing when copying materials.
Photography Contest March 28th – April 8th Judged by local pro photographer. People’s Choice category too so come out & vote!
Fair Dealing is an exception in the Copyright Act which allows an individual to make a copy for the purpose of research or private study or for the purpose of criticism and review as long as the original source is credited. Fair Dealing also provides various exceptions for educational institutions as outlined in section 29 of the Copyright Act.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=d6egUsZvWu4#at=41
Blind Contour Drawing April 6th develop hand-eye communication draw the outline of the object without looking at the paper Scale Painting April 7th Each one’s given a small piece of a photo of a local scene to paint which then contributes to a larger piece of a completed work of art. Emotion Art April 11th Pick paint to represent a current emotion/situation you’re experiencing. Paint. The paper is then folded & we’ll discuss by debriefing both the art piece created & the emotions attached to the experience
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COPYRIGHT
The Diversity Committee says: Let’s break down the barriers that people may have about trying their hand at creative expression. Try at least 1 event—you may surprise yourself.
Pour Painting April 4th Check out the video to see this
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Please carefully review the Fair Dealing Policy below. This policy has been sanctioned by The Association of Canadian Community Colleges (ACCC) and has been adopted by NSCC. All faculty, staff and students must abide by the Fair Dealing Policy when using copyrighted materials. —taken from http://subjectguides.nscc.ca/ copyright
FOOD BANK CHALLENGE!
Clay Creations April 13th You & clay –have fun!
The Kingstec Campus Foodbank needs restocking.
Pop Art
The CCA class has issued a challenge ! Which program will bring in the most? Food collected April 11th & 12th Pizza party prize to winners on the15th
April 14th Using digital photography, MSWord, & a printer, participants will create their own Andy Warholesque portraits. A watercolour, marker, or crayon wash will give their faces a great pop art look.
Items needed: soup, pasta, rice, cereal, Tinned: meat/fish, fruit/veg, pasta sauce Baby food, peanut butter...
Student Library Assts Past & Present -they’ve come from: ALP, Business-Accounting, Carpentry, Early Childhood, Disability Services, Education Support, Electronics, Funeral Services, Machining, Office Admin, …
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Date: Apr 2011
What to do with your old Junker? REUSE!
(Library Tech & Radio TV when those programs were here)
Tracey 2011
For more ideas check out: http://weburbanist.com/2011/03/10/converted-car-furniture-rev-up-your-couch/
Jasen 2009-10
Kelly 2006
JOB OPPORTUNITY ! Looking for a PT job for Sep?
Sunday April 17th
Apply for a Student Library Asst Job.
the LAST Sunday we’re open
We’ll train you. Shifts lunch, evening, weekend Great transferrable skills learned Play to your strengths Ryan 2006 Contact your library: Circ Desk Contact Information: Phone: 679-7380 Email:
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F.Y.I. Library Hours Change
See us for details. Submit your cover letter & resume either via email or in person.
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until October.
Starting Monday April 25 Library Hours will be: Monday-Friday 08:00-17:00
