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The ASME Digital Collection, formerly the ASME Digital Library, is moving to a new online platform on Wednesday, February 27, 2013. ASME's new technology partner is Silverchair Information Systems, and the platform is SCM6.
The ASME Digital Collection will consist of the same collection of ASME Journals, Proceedings, and eBooks as the ASME Digital Library, with new content being added on an ongoing basis. The new platform, however, will offer library administrators, researchers, faculty, and students a semantically rich and more fully integrated experience with support for mobile access, personalization, multimedia integration, and more. We anticipate a smooth migration to the new platform, and provide the information below to help you prepare for this change.
This migration FAQ is meant to minimize the effort as well as any disruption in service for library administrators and end-users in this transition. Below you will find some steps you can take—some now, some at the point of switchover to the new site—that will prepare your institution for a seamless transition. Please review this document carefully now so you are prepared. You'll also find a handy Migration Checklist further below.
Before launch, please confirm that all authentication methods available to your institution are working on the existing AIP Scitation site and that your authentication credentials—for example, IP addresses—are up to date. Institutions with IP access, for all questions please contact firstname.lastname@example.com. Your access and authentication information will be transferred to the new site, and your institution's access will be uninterrupted once the new site goes live.
For institutions that use username/password authentication methods, please contact The ASME Digital Collection Support at email@example.com as soon as possible to ensure that your institution's access is properly configured.
If your institution's authentication system uses a firewall/proxy server that contains specific entries for approved websites and their specific IP addresses, you will need to update those entries at the time of migration.
The main ASME Digital Collection domain will change to http:// asmedigitalcollection.asme.org . New subdomains have been created for each publication homepage and other key pages. The IP addresses you are currently using will need to be updated (see table below). Using the URLs will eliminate your institution's need to maintain IP addresses. Please be sure to confirm that the new site is live before making the switch. The new site is scheduled to go live on Wednesday, February 27, 2013.
The EZproxy database definition for The ASME Digital Collection has changed. Please use:
Title: ASME Digital Collection
URL: http:// asmedigitalcollection.asme.org
DJ: asmedigitalcollection.asme.org
OCLC will be setting up their end of the configuration *after* launch. Therefore, it may take a couple of days for OCLC's configuration to take effect. Please be sure to confirm that the new site is live before making the switch.
Since some base URLs have changed as a result of migration (see below), please update your systems that use OpenURL to enable linking.
The ASME Digital Collection supports OpenURL at the journal and proceedings article and book chapter level. We support the DOI syntax for proceeding articles, journal articles, and book chapters.
For linking to journals, use the format below (ignore brackets in creating your URL—they are only used to indicate an insertion).
Journal issue TOC
URL format:[journal subdomain].asmedigitalcollection.asme.org/issue.aspx?volume=[ ]&issue=[ ]
Example:http:// Biomechanical.asmedigitalcollection.asme.org /issue.aspx?volume=134&issue=10
Article by volume/issue/page(CID)
URL format:[journal subdomain].asmedigitalcollection.asme.org/article.aspx?volume=[ ]&issue=[ ]&page=[ ]
Example: :http:// Biomechanical.asmedigitalcollection.asme.org /issue.aspx?volume=134&issue=10&page=040801
Article by volume/page
URL format:[journal subdomain].asmedigitalcollection.asme.org/article.aspx?volume=[ ]&page=[ ]
Example: :http:// Biomechanical.asmedigitalcollection.asme.org /issue.aspx?volume=134&page=040801
by DOI
URL format:[journal subdomain].asmedigitalcollection.asme.org/article.aspx?doi=[ ]
Example: http:// AppliedMechanicsReviews.asmedigitalcollection.asme.org/article.aspx?doi= 10.1115/1.4006213
Article by PubMed ID
URL format:[journal subdomain].asmedigitalcollection.asme.org/article.aspx?pmid=[ ]
Example: http://biomedicaloptics.asmedigitalcollection.asme.org/ article.aspx?pmid= 23083192
For linking to proceedings, use the format below (ignore brackets in creating your URL—they are only used to indicate an insertion).
Proceeding by article DOI
URL format:proceedings.asmedigitalcollection.asme.org/proceeding.aspx?doi=[ ]
Example: http://proceedings.asmedigitalcollection.asme.org/proceeding.aspx?doi=10.1115/IMECE2011-62012
For linking to eBooks chapters use the format below (ignore brackets in creating your URL—they are only used to indicate an insertion).
Book TOC by DOI
URL format:ebook.asmedigitalcollection.asme.org/book.aspx?doi=[ ]
Example: http://ebooks.asmedigitalcollection.asme.org/book.aspx?doi=10.1117/3.899758
Book chapter by DOI
URL format:ebook. asmedigitalcollection.asme.org/content.aspx?doi=[ ]
Example: http://ebooks.asmedigitalcollection.asme.org/content.aspx?doi=10.1117/3.899758.ch20
Link resolvers such as Ex Libris's SFX and Serials Solutions can be embedded into any OpenURL-compliant source. Silverchair and ASME have communicated with these services and are providing the necessary information about the forthcoming changes to them.
The URL for the ASME Digital Collection homepage, http://asmedigitalcollection.org, will change. Permanent redirects will be in place for this and all other landing and article pages that have a new URL to ensure that links and bookmarks to those pages with new URLs resolve correctly.If a link cannot be resolved to a specific page, the redirect will point to the ASME Digital Collection domain homepage ( http://asmedigitalcollection.asme.org).
To ensure immediate access to the new ASME Digital collection, please update the URLs in your systems at the time of launch. If you continue to use the old URLs, your users may experience a delay in accessing the new site as redirects, link resolvers, and proxy systems catch-up with the changes. We strongly recommend using the new URLs for the ASME Digital Collection at launch rather than looping through old URLs to ensure the fastest and smoothest access to the new site.
Information on the forthcoming site and URL changes are being provided to CrossRef. DOI links will resolve to the correct target pages once the new site is live. Please note there may be a 24-48 hour delay before for all DOIs to resolve to the new site.
We have put together a handy checklist to help you get started on The ASME Digital Collection on the SCM6 platform.
Please use the following email address and phone numbers to contact us with questions, updates, or to report technical issues.
800-843-2763 (North America)
1-973-882-1170 (International)
The new platform includes an administrative tool ("SiteMaster") through which institutional administrators can view their account information. A user guide also will be available within your administrative dashboard.
Emails will be sent on launch date to inform you of your administrator username and password and how to access SiteMaster. If you do not receive this email or need assistance with SiteMaster after launch, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Your institution's pre-migration (Scitation) usage reports for journals, proceedings, and eBooks will be available on SiteMaster. A link to these legacy (previous platform) reports will be provided within the SiteMaster dashboard. In addition, your legacy COUNTER reports will also be accessible on Scitation's SURS websitethrough December 31, 2012. However, you are encouraged to download your pre-migration usage statistics from SURS prior to migration to ensure that these reports are available to your institution.
The SCM6 platform is compliant with the current COUNTER standards (COUNTER 3 for Journals and COUNTER 1 for eBooks). The following COUNTER reports will be available on a going-forward basis after migration:
JournalReport1, JournalReport1a, JournalReport5, BookReport1, BookReport2, BookReport6, ConsortiumReport1.
The information provided in this FAQ applies to standalone subscriptions to ASME journals, proceedings and ASME eBooks as well as to subscriptions to the full ASME Digital Collection. You may wish to create links to the new homepages for these publications using the URL structure provided in the FAQ, Part 1 document. Users at your institution will still be able to search and view all citations, abstracts, and summaries on the ASME Digital Collection and will have the ability to filter results by publication title or type. Authentication methods as well as all resources available to librarians apply to standalone journal, proceedings and eBooks subscriptions.
The ASME eBooks MARC records use the Digital Object Identifier (DOI) for each book as the primary element in the URL for the eBook. That DOI will not change with the migration to the new ASME Digital Library platform so ASME eBooks subscribers will not need to make any changes to their MARC records.
Once The ASME Digital Collection goes live, content will solely be available through the new platform.
The ASME Digital Collection will feature all the same content that was previously on the ASME Digital Library. New content will be added continuously once the Collection is live.
IP address changes will be administered by The ASME Digital Collection staff. IP address changes after migration should be emailed to email@example.com.
Changes to library administrator assignment or updates to administrator contact information should be emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com. Changes to both institutional and personal username and password also should be emailed to email@example.com.
Wherever there is a change in a URL from the current Digital Library site to the new platform, there will be "301 redirects" (indicating a permanent move) from the legacy site to the new site. Whenever possible, links will resolve to their new location. Links that cannot be resolved to the new location will point to the ASME Digital Collection homepage.
To ensure immediate access to the new ASME Digital collection, please do update the URLs in your systems at the time of launch. If you continue to use the old URLs, your users may experience a delay in accessing the new site as redirects, link resolvers, and proxy systems catch-up with the changes. We strongly recommend using the new URLs for the ASME Digital Collection at launch rather than looping through old URLs to ensure the fastest and smoothest access to the new site.
If your institution has an ASME Digital Collection subscription, you may add your logo to all main landing (content home) pages. Logos should be emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com. In addition, your institution's name will be displayed on each page when a user's IP is recognized as coming from your institution.
The maximum dimensions for your institution's logo are 100px high x 300px wide in JPEG, GIF, and/or PNG format. If you prefer, you may send us a high resolution EPS and we will prepare your logo to meet file type and size specifications. Subscribing institutions currently taking advantage of branding on the ASME Digital Collection should provide new images as soon as possible to firstname.lastname@example.com .
The new site will include a link to the "Librarian Service Center" from the ASME Digital Collection home page. This page will include information about account management, training, announcements, subscription information, contact information, and links to FAQs and other information for librarians.
The new site includes email alerts. Due to changes to the email alert system, your current alerts will not continue. Your alert subscriptions on the new platform can be activated and managed by creating a personal account on the new ASME Digital Collection.
Starting in 2013, The ASME Digital Collection will be optimized for web viewing on mobile devices and streamlined for ease of navigation while providing access to full content. Institutional users are entitled to full mobile access, extending the value of the site license. Authorized users may, while authenticated to SCM6 via their institutional network, create an individual account with a unique user name (typically their e-mail address) and password. Once created, that user account is affiliated with the institution on whose network they created the account. The user can then access ASME Digital Collection content using his or her mobile device by simply signing in with their user name and password. In order to ensure that a given user remains affiliated with a subscribing institution, SCM6 will require the user to authenticate to the website every 3 months.
The ASME Digital Collection will support the following browsers :
Unfortunately, this information will not be transferred to the new platform and a similar feature will not be available at launch. If you have Article Collections on Scitation that you wish to retain, we recommend that you copy those collections before December 19, 2012.
We are developing training materials for the new site. These will be available as soon as possible after launch. We will also schedule a webinar for librarians, which will be recorded and posted online for later use.
The" Librarian Service Center" on the new site is the best place to keep up to date as announcements will be posted when necessary. All library account administrators will also receive several email updates between now and launch. Please make sure that you read the complete FAQ sections on the website.
Please visit the Silverchair website at www.Silverchair.comfor more information. Be sure to visit the "Libraries" link under "About Us."
1-973-882-1170 (International)
The transition brings with it many enhancements for accessing ASME's renowned journals, conference publications, and eBooks, including:
Intuitive Institutional interface: streamlined access to COUNTER reports and account information for library administrators.
New Taxonomy: Discover related content of greatest interest and obtain the most relevant search results using the new ASME mechanical engineering taxonomy coupled with semantic technology behind the SCM6 platform. The new taxonomy allows each page of the ASME Digital Collection to serve as a reliable "launch pad" to highly relevant related information, offering suggestions for proceedings and journal articles as well as books related to topics of most interest to a given user.
New Topical Collections: Browse content in approximately 30 specific subject areas and easily find the newest publications in those areas. Cross-cut all proceedings, journal, and eBook content based on topical interests and sub-specialties.
Full text and taxonomic search: Powerful taxonomy-driven search engine optimized for the mechanical engineering information allows users to precisely filter results by numerous facets.
Improved usability, information discovery, and ease of reading: Search, browse and discover related information, using an intuitive user interface employing the best practices in web interface design.
Enhanced content display and tools: Sophisticated handling of tables and figures to allow users to isolate them or see them in detail within the context of the article itself. At any point, users can then download figures to their PowerPoint slides, making reuse in lectures and presentations seamless. Additional tools to manage content sharing, citation, and permission requests to name a few.
Personalization: Customize page display, save figures and tables of interest, manage email alerts, view a summary of subscriptions and article access, and activate mobile access by creating a personal login.
Mobile-Optimized Functionality for All Web-Enabled Phones and Tablets. View The ASME Digital Collection on any mobile devices via your web browser. Institutional users are entitled to full mobile access, extending the value of the site license.
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Cardiac rehabilitation (rehab) may start while you are in the hospital. The hospital program is one part, or phase, of your cardiac rehab. This phase emphasizes exercise and education.
The parts of a hospital program include:
Your rate of recovery depends on age, gender, and other health conditions. Depending upon your condition and how you respond to rehab, you may stay in a particular phase or move back and forth among the various phases. There is no set length of time that you must stay in a specific phase.
Your hospital rehab staff should be able to provide you with information and resources for making the transition from hospital to home. This includes how to find a cardiac rehab program in your community.
The following exercises are examples. Your exercise program depends on your medical history, clinical status, and symptoms.Discuss with your doctor any additional physical limitations or medical issues before you begin any exercise program.
An exercise program in the hospital progresses from initial supportive and self-care activities to regular daily walking.
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Other Works Consulted
American College of Sports Medicine (2010). Exercise prescription for patients with cardiac disease. In WR Thompson et al., eds., ACSM's Guidelines for Exercise Testing and Prescription, 8th ed., pp. 207-224. Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins.
Graham IM, et al. (2011). Rehabilitation of the patient with coronary heart disease. In V Fuster et al., eds., Hurst's the Heart, 13th ed., vol. 2, pp. 1513-1530. New York: McGraw-Hill.
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Aside from replacing aging Global Positioning System (GPS) satellites, the US Air Force's GPS III program promises to make GPS more nimble—improving its ability to meet the evolving needs of military, commercial, and civilian users. In addition to higher accuracy, for example, GPS III satellites will deliver enhanced anti-jamming power. They also will add a new civil signal, which is designed to be interoperable with international global navigation satellite systems. Such capabilities look to be on track for launch availability next year. The Lockheed Martin team developing the GPS III satellites recently turned on power to the system module of the program's first spacecraft, designated GPS III Space Vehicle One (SV-1).
Successfully powering on GPS III SV-1 demonstrates mechanical integration while validating the satellite's interfaces (see photo). It also paves the way for electrical and integrated hardware-software testing. Assembly, Integration, and Test (AI&T) on the satellite will be completed in Lockheed Martin's new GPS Processing Facility (GPF), which has been designed for efficient and affordable satellite production. Each GPS III satellite will move through sequential workstations for various AI&T operations, culminating with shipment to the launch site.
Lockheed Martin is currently under contract for production of the first four GPS III satellites. The firm also has received advanced procurement funding of long-lead components for the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth satellites through two fixed-price contracts totaling $120 million. The Air Force plans to purchase as many as 32 GPS III satellites.
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A student with learning difficulties was left with a broken jaw and fractured eye socket after he was attacked in a park.
Police are appealing for witnesses after the victim, who is in his 20s, was assaulted by two teenage boys in Northwood Park in Wolverhampton as he made his way home from college
They repeatedly punched and kicked him before setting fire to the man's bag, destroying all his college coursework.
Police are appealing for witnesses after the victim was assaulted by two teenage boys in Northwood Park in Wolverhampton
The pair are described as white and in their late teens. One of them was around 6ft tall, with a tanned complexion and of a stocky build. He had black hair, which was closely shaved, and he was wearing a black Adidas jacket.
The other boy is described as being slightly shorter, of a medium build with short, blond hair. He was wearing a blue jacket and jogging bottoms.
A 16-year-old boy has been arrested and released on police bail pending further inquiries into the assault, which took place around 5.15pm on June 5.
Pc Chris Gallon, from West Midlands Police, said: "This was a really nasty attack on a vulnerable young man, which left him needing metal wire inserted into his jaw and surgery to repair his eye socket.
"What's particularly cruel about this crime is that after the assault, the offenders burnt the victim's bag, totally destroying all of his college work.
"We are doing all we can to find those responsible for this callous assault and one person has already been arrested in connection with the offence.
"However, we're still keen to hear from anyone who was in the park at the time − or recognises the offenders from the descriptions given − and would urge them to call us."
Anyone with information should contact West Midlands Police on 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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Complete with built-in radio transmission wireless functionality, the Speedlite 600EX-RT sits at the top of Canon's on-camera E-TTL / E-TTL II compatible flash lineup with a powerful guide number of 197' at ISO 100 and 200mm. This two-way 2.4 GHz radio system provides added reliability and a range up to 98.4' among up to 5 groups with a total of 15 individual Speedlites. This system also does not need direct line-of-site like traditional optical-based transmission and will work through obstacles.
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The seventh-seeded Errani was coming off a surprising loss in her Stuttgart opener two weeks ago, but cruised to a 6-3, 6-1 win Saturday. She's already had a strong 2013 campaign, winning the Acapulco title in March with runner-up finishes at the Paris Indoors and Dubai in February.
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I had sentinel node biopsy and had 1 of 4 positive nodes. From what I have read, dissecting more nodes does nothing to decrease mortality, can cause lymphedema, and would be an additional surgery. I understand doctors like it for a prognosis, but what possible good does it do for me to know that I have additional positive nodes?
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mezzoblue Colophon
About the Site
Mezzoblue is a weblog. It was once a portfolio site, then a porfolio/weblog, then a weblog/portfolio, but these days it's pretty much entirely weblog. I host other content here and there, but you're mainly here for the writing. Probably.
The way archiving is done on this site is a little different from the normal, and best described with an analogy. Think of how an issue of a magazine works. It's a series of articles on different topics published during a specific range of time, bound together in a single volume and given a cover image that draws attention while distinguishing that issue from past issues.
This site works a little like a series of magazine issues. Each post on the site is bound up as part of a collection, along with other posts published around the same date. That collection is then given a photo, and a colour palette derived from that photo. All posts within that collection take on the photo and palette as core design elements, which visually groups them together.
Traditional weblog posts are usually organized by chronology, and perhaps categories. This idea of collections provides a much more visually obvious method of organization. The posts within don't generally relate to each other by subject matter, so chronology is more important, as each collection covers a specific time frame. This is not actually an unfamiliar way of organizing, again going back to the magazine analogy.
Each collection's window of time is arbitrary, and dictated more by whim than any set schedule; this is the web after all, technology enables me to play it loose, so why not take advantage of that. Instead of monthly archives, this collections idea lent itself to yearly archives. As soon as I committed to doing it that way, reverse chronological order stopped making sense, and thus my yearly archives are listed in chronological order.
Don't look for any topical connection between the photo and the collection, there usually isn't one. The photos are meant for visual interest rather than any sort of commentary.
Is any of this relevant in the age of RSS? I sure think so. People still have to visit the site to comment, or if someone links to it, or coming in off Google. And hey, it may be possible that mental connections develop between the content and the visuals, enabling easier retrieval of older posts. (Okay, so that's tenuous thinking at best, and probably not at all likely.) Mostly this is just a fun way of keep the visuals fresh over time, and a non-standard way of tying in my Flickr account. That's all.
Colour Schemes
There is no set colour scheme for this site; as the photos change over time, so too do the colours. Each collection gets its own photo, and a colour scheme to match. The colours are sampled directly from the photo, and various light/dark combinations are automatically produced. Once I have a base list of colours, I give them a name and plug them into a PHP file, then some simple scripts do the rest of the heavy lifting for me.
Sampling colours from photos is an idea that works well in print design, due to an implicit enabler — once a page is printed, it never changes. On the web, this is a much more elusive practice. Thanks to content management systems and rotating image scripts and daily updates and the like, there are a number of reasons why it's not practical to consider applying this concept to an entire web site. One great example of this being done well in the past is Nazarin Hamid's Absenter, a beautifully sparse photoblog.
The obvious question here is, with a continuously-changing colour scheme, how diluted does the brand identity become? There are certainly plenty of other unifying factors that diminish the difference in colour, from typography to layout to logo.
Ultimately this is a personal site. I'm not so concerned about brand, and willing to take the risk for the sake of trying something new.
I think it's fairly obvious, but I took a lot of cues from magazine design when putting together this site. The layout, typography, and photo-derived colour schemes owe their existence to flipping through back issues of some of my favourite cooking mags.
The archiving idea was also a magazine-inspired derivation, but I can't say I would have made the connection if it hadn't been for recent archival experiments by Shaun Inman, with his Heap, and Khoi Vinh and his interest in illustrating archive pages. While I doubt anyone could make the case that our respective archival methods are closely related, the fact that these two gents set out down the road of extending our basic ideas on what a weblog archive page should look like proved useful to my own thought process, so hats off.
Photo Credits
Yep, the photos are all my own. Each links to its respective Flickr page for further description and metadata as warranted.
Technical Configuration
This site runs a hacked-up and spit-out version of Movable Type. There's a bit of Apache in the mix somewhere, and I may have even written a line or two of PHP.
Comment Avatars
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Associated Sites
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H 3000.3 F686s 2009 c.l
Oklahoma Food Security Committee
2009 Report
Submitted December 31,2009
The committee was established with the following members being appointed:
Rodney Bivens, Chair
Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Kathie Wright, Vice-Chair
Oklahoma Department of Human Services
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Dee Baker
Oklahoma State Department of Education
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Nancy Eggen
Bread for the World
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Lynn Mitchell
Oklahoma Health Care Authority
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Kevin Pipes
Oklahoma State Department of Health
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Rhonda Harding-Hill
Oklahoma Department of Commerce
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Jim Home
The Kerr Center for Sustainable Agriculture
Poteau, Oklahoma
Ben Johnson
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Traci Lundy
Oklahoma State Department of Health
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Rick Maloney
Oklahoma Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Jacki Millspaugh
Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and
Substance Abuse Services
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Sara Waggoner
Community Food Bank of Eastern
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Steve Whitaker
John 3: 16 Mission
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Hunger and food insecurity are real problems for Oklahoma families. Statewide, approximately 494,900
people live in households that are food insecure, meaning that they lack consistent access to adequate
amounts of nutritious food.i In total, 14 percent of households in our state are food insecure, placing
Oklahoma among the worst states for food insecurity. ii
The threat of hunger is especially prevalent among our most vulnerable populations. In Oklahoma, one in
every five children is at risk of hunger." Inadequate nutrition threatens children's health, growth and
capacity to learn. Consequently, the challenges children are faced with today impact their ability to
achieve their full potential tomorrow. Seniors are also at a high risk of hunger, due to their special needs.
All too often our seniors are forced to make difficult choices, such as buying food or paying for
prescription drugs or medical care.
Due to current economic challenges, an unprecedented number of Oklahomans have been turning to food
assistance programs and services. The number of Oklahomans participating in the Supplemental
Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly the federal Food Stamp Program, has significantly
increased. The Oklahoma Department of Human Services has reported that more than 500 individuals are
being added to the program every day." Across Oklahoma, emergency food programs are also seeing an
increase in need. Food pantries and soup kitchens statewide report more than a 30 percent increase in the
number of clients coming through their doors."
At the same time that an increasing number of Oklahomans are seeking assistance, the State is facing
severe budget shortfalls and the need to reduce expenditures. As a result, state agencies have been
required to reduce staff and scale back or eliminate core assistance programs. In upcoming months, state
policymakers will be challenged to make tough choices as they look for ways to balance the budget and
still provide essential services.
In Oklahoma, the costs of food insecurity impact society through a variety of channels. The Oklahoma
Food Security Committee was formed in an effort to catalyze both the private and public sectors to create
a comprehensive approach to reducing food insecurity and improving nutrition in our state. Throughout
the next year, the committee will continue working towards the overall goal of reducing Oklahoma's food
insecurity to the national average by 2013. In spring of 2010, the committee will publish a
comprehensive report on the state of food insecurity in Oklahoma and what measures can be taken to
further fight hunger.
The Oklahoma Food Security Committee was created in 2008 by an Act of the Oklahoma State
Legislature, House Bill 2833, and became effective on July 1, 2008 (see Appendix A). The committee
held meetings on April 16, 2009, May 28, 2009, June 23, 2009, September 11,2009, November 13, 2009,
and December 11, 2009.
The establishing legislation includes a provision for the existence of the committee until December 31,
The committee voted at the September 11, 2009, meeting to form subcommittees in four areas of focus:
child nutrition; senior nutrition; SNAP; and the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women,
Infants and Children (WIC). The committee charged each of the subcommittees with identifying and
working toward future objectives within their areas of focus. The subcommittees have defined their
objectives as follows:
Child Nutrition:
1. Increase the number of school districts sponsoring a Summer Food Service Program;
2. Develop and implement creative solutions to increase student participation in the School Breakfast
Program; and
3. Reduce costs and administrative difficulties of schools currently offering Summer Food Service
Programs and School Breakfast Programs.
Senior Nutrition:
1. Obtain and distribute material to senior nutrition programs in eastern Oklahoma on how to become
a partner program of the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma;
2. Obtain and distribute material on available food and nutrition assistance programs for seniors
3. Identify alternate ways to provide food to seniors; and
4. Investigate the option to receive commodities instead of cash for the Title III Nutrition Program.
1. Work with the subcommittee on senior nutrition to distribute SNAP outreach material to seniors;
2. Strengthen collaboration with Oklahoma farmers' market vendors; and
3. Explore methods and opportunities to increase Oklahoma's SNAP participation rate.
1. Investigate outreach opportunities regarding Oklahoma breastfeeding legislation;
2. Explore opportunities to strengthen WIC Service's collaboration with Oklahoma farmers'
3. Identify ways to generate awareness of the relationship between nutrition status and food
insecurity; and
4. Obtain and distribute material to WIC program clinics on local food bank partner programs.
In 2007, an estimated 806,661 Oklahomans lived at or below 130 percent of the Federal Poverty Level.vi
After accounting for individuals' ability to provide food for themselves, Oklahoma's estimated annual
food need is almost 603.3 million pounds of food. vii Federal and private food expenditures in Oklahoma
equaled almost 432.8 million pounds of food. viii The committee refers to the resulting difference of 170.5
million pounds of food as the "Oklahoma Unmet Needs Gap." This gap illustrates that 170.5 million
pounds of food are still needed each year in Oklahoma to ensure that all low-income individuals and
families have three nutritious meals a day.
Oklahoma Unmet Needs Gap - 2007
• 806,661 Oklahomans living at or below 130% Federal Poverty Level (FPL)
• 1A02 Ibs/Oklahoman annually (1.28 Ibs/meal x 3 meals/day x 365 days/year)
• 527.7M Ibs of food purchased by Oklahomans living at or below 130% FPL
• Annual total need is 603.3M Ibs/year to assist those living at or below 130% FPL
Food Sources
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Emergency Food Sources, 44.5M
Senior Nutrition Programs, 8M
Child Nutrition Programs, 130.3M
Food Distribution Program on SNAP, 198.3M
Indian Reservations, 18.6M
o Pounds of Food
1. Increase Participation in Underutilized Federal Food Programs
Goal: Increase public knowledge of criteria and benefits of USDA-FNS food
assistance programs
Progress: All subcommittees are working to expand access to federal food programs through
educational outreach and collaboration among existing programs.
Goal: Increase the number of frontline workers for SNAP
Progress: The subcommittee on SNAP will be identifying opportunities to simplify program
rules and processes and implement automations to assist the program with increased
Goal: Launch pilot programs to explore ways to increase participation in the School
Breakfast Program
Progress: The subcommittee on child nutntion IS working to combine efforts among
government agencies, schools and other organizations to improve the availability of
and participation in child nutrition programs, including the School Breakfast
Goal: Explore methods to increase participation in the Summer Food Service
Progress: The subcommittee on child nutntion is working to combine efforts among
government agencies, schools and other organizations to improve the availability of
and participation in child nutrition programs, including the Summer Food Service
Goal: Advocate for providing a variety of nutritious food options
Progress: All subcommittees are collaborating to identify educational opportunities to help
low-income individuals acquire knowledge and skills to improve their nutritional
well-being on a limited budget.
2. Increase the Capacity of the Private Charitable Emergency Food Network
3. Increase Family Economic Stability
Goal: Secure funding to increase the capacity of Oklahoma's food bank system
Progress: The Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma's distribution in fiscal year 2009 increased
15 percent from fiscal year 2008. The food bank's distribution for the first five
months of fiscal year 2010 has increased 22 percent, or 1.8 million pounds,
compared to the same time last year. If this trend continues, the food bank is on
track to distribute more than 32 million pounds of food in fiscal year 2010.
The Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma's distribution in fiscal year 2009
increased 52 percent from fiscal year 2008. The food bank's distribution for the
first five months of fiscal year 2010 has increased 14 percent, or 726,000 pounds,
compared to the same time last year.
Goal: Strengthen Oklahoma's Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) program
Progress: This goal will be addressed in 2010.
Goal: Strengthen Oklahoma's Sales Tax Relief Credit
Progress: This goal will be addressed in 2010.
4. Strengthen Community Food Security
Goal: Create a Food Security Council
Progress: On recommendation by the Oklahoma Task Force on Hunger, the Oklahoma Food
Security Committee was created in 2008 by the Oklahoma State Legislature. The
committee is charged with overseeing the development and completion of the task
force's recommendations.
The committee has played a key role in monitoring the progress of Oklahoma's
anti-hunger initiatives and setting benchmarks for performance.
Goal: Collect and compile detailed county and community data relating to food
security issues
Progress: All subcommittees are compiling information on available services and programs
that provide food assistance in Oklahoma. This information will used to identify
gaps in resources available.
All subcommittees are compiling participation data for each area of focus. The data
provided from the subcommittees will be used to determine the need for further
outreach in particular Oklahoma counties.
Goal: Explore ways to support community food security initiatives in Oklahoma's
Progress: The subcommittees on WIC, senior nutrition and SNAP will be working to identify
opportunities to strengthen federal food programs' collaboration with farmers'
BIL •..N.O, 2833 By: Steele, BigHorse, Brannon,
Coll'ns, Hosk'n, Kiesel,
McMullen, Pittman, Sherrer
and Shelton of the House
Rice, Williamson, Bur age,
Garrison and Johnson
(Constance) of the Senate
_____ An Act relating to poor pe sons; amend'ng Section 1,
Chapter 95, O,S.L. 2007 (56 O.S. Supp. 2007, Section
245), which relates to the Oklahoma Task Force on
nungeri creating the Oklahoma Food Security Act;
changing the name of the task force to the Oklahoma
Food Security Committee; modifying duties; increasing
membersh~p; requiring anntal repor i providing for
certain partnership to generate funding; providing
dfeoc'lacroidnjgficaantjeomne;rgepncoyv.id'ng an effect've date; and ~ ~
SECTION 1. AMENDATCRY Section 1, Chapter 95, O.S.L. 2007
(56 O,S. Supp. 2007, Section 245), is amended to read as follows:
Section 245. A. Thl$ act shall be known and maybe cited as
the "Oklahoma ood Securit Act".
B. There is hereby created until Deecfl't193c1f,' 2007, the
Oklahoma TaOlt Force on Hunger Food Secur'ty Committee to continue
unt'l Jecember 31, 2012. The taBlE foree shall consider, but not be
imi.tcd to, making recommendations about the folloHing ur ose of
the Co m':"tteeis to identif:i.!.....lmplemaend monitor ways ~o:
3. Strategies
identifying and improve
nutritious food;
vo_ve Involve schools to identify in
st dents' access to sufficient and
&~rategie5 for coordinat~A~ Coordina e se vices among
federal, state, faith-based and nonprofit organizations;
2. S~rategie5 for extending ~x'end ex'sting programs and
outreach efforts to serve more people;
4. Strategies to oonnee~ Connect eligible hungry people with
exls ing programs;
securit 'nit'at'ves i.n Oklahoma communities and
roduction on the local level;
6. RecOfflmendationo for funding sou roes to implement the
reeommend~-eftS Encourage the use 0_ home and conununity gardens for
food rod~ction; ttftd
im~lement the findings Of
armers' markets with the
8. Collect and compile detailed county and community data
relating to food security issue;
9. A pi for the S ecial Supplemen al Nutritio. Program for
Women Infants, a d Children (WIC) and Senior Farmers' Market
N trition Programs in Oklahoma;
creativedns ortation methods for connectin at-with
nutritious foods; and
]1. 1"minate sales tax at farmers' markets.
B-:- C. The task force Corru.mitteeshall be composed of fifteen +± seven een Jl2l. members as follows:
1. The Secretary of Health or a designee;
2. The 0" rector of the Department of Human Services or a
ENR. H. B. NO. 2833 Page 2
3. The State Commissioner of Heal h or a designee;
4. The Commissioner of Mental Health and Substance Abuse
Services or ~ designee;
5. The D' ector of the Oklahoma Health Care Authority 0 a
6. The State Superintendent of Pub ic Instruction or a
7. The Secretary of the Ok ahoma Department of Agriculture,
Food, and Forestr or a desi nee;
8. The D' 'ector of the Oklahoma
~ One member appointed by the Governor from a list submitted
by a nonprofi regiona ood bank 0 gan'za on epresen ing ceo ral
and western Oklahoma;
~ 10. One member appointed by the Governor from a list
submit ed by a nonp of it regional food bank organization
representing eastern Ok ahoma;
~ 11. One member appointed by the Governor from a list
submitted by a statew'de 0 ganizat'on 0 ch' d advocates;
l~~ 12. Two members appointed by the President Pro Tempore of
the Senate representing faith-based organizations involved in hunger
-l-±--;- 13. One member appo'nted by the P es'dent P 0 Tempore rOm
a list submitted by a comprehensive antipoverty agency whose mission
is to help fami les 'n need achieve self-suffic'ency;
t&. 14~ One member appo'nted by the Speaker of he House of
Representatives from a list submitted by a statewide organization
represent'ng senior citizens;
.;...3-. 15. One merrber appointed by the Speaker of the House of
Representatives from ~ lisl s'bmitted by a nonprofit educational
organizat'on that ass'sts in developing sustainable ood and farming
systems; and
~NR. H, B, NO. 2833 Page 3
~ 16. One member appointed by the Speaker of the House of
Representatives from a list submitted by a no profit organization
comm tted to effective so utions and key policies which affect
hunger and poverty.
G. D. The mernbe s of the tasl( force Committee shall select a
chair and vice-chair ~rom among its membership. A quorum of the
taslE force Committee shal be required in order for any final act'on
of the task force Committee.
-Ih-E. he task force Comm.ittee may mee as often as may be
requ'red in order to perform the duties imposed upon it.
~ F. The meetings of the task force Committee shall be subject
to the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act.
-&-:- G. Members of he tas!< foree Corom'ttee shall receive no
compensation for their services, but shall be reimbursed for
reasonable and necessary travel expenses incurred in the performance
of their duties by their respective agency pursuant to the
provisions of the State Travel Reirnbursemen Act. Members appointed
by the Governor, the President Pro Tempore of the Senate and the
Speaker of the House of Represen~at' ves sha l 1 be r ei.mbursed by the
Department of Human Services pursuant to the provisions of the State
Travel Reimbursement Act.
~ ~ Staff support for the task force Committee shall be
provided by the Department of Human Services.
H-. _ The task ':oree Committee shall submit a report of its
findings and recommendations to the Governor, the Speaker of the
House of Representatives and the President Pro Tempore of the Senate
by December 31, 2007 of each year.
SECTION 2. NEW LAW A new see ion of law 0 be codified
in the Oklahoma S atutes as Section 245.1 of Title 56, unless there
is created a duplication in numbering, reads as follows:
The Oklahoma Dopa tment 0- Camme ce in conjunct'on w' h the
Oklahoma Food Security Committee shall work with public and privace
partnershjps to secure funding to 'ncrease the capacity of
Oklahoma's food security initiatives.
SECTION 3. This act shall become effective July 1, 2008.
NR. H. B. NO. 2833 Page 4
SECTION 4. It being immediately necessary for the preservation
of the public peace, health and safety, an emergency is hereby
declared to exist, by reason whereof this act shall take effect and
be in full force from and after its passage and approval.- --.
R. H. B. NO. 2833 Page 5
Passed the House of Representatives the 21st day of May, 2008.
Presiding Off·c~se of
Passed the Senate the 21st day of May, 2008.
.Re.cei.ove.d .bfyJthe1Governor this 4otr'l- ~.1O~.
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i Nord, Mark, Margaret Andrews, and Steven Carlson. Household Food Security in the United
States, 2008. ERR-830, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Econ. Res. ServoNovember 2009.
ii Nord, Mark, Margaret Andrews, and Steven Carlson. Household Food Security in the United
States, 2008. ERR-830, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Econ. Res. ServoNovember 2009.
iii Feeding America, Child Food Insecurity in the United States: 2005-2007 (2009).
iv Survey information obtained by the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma and the
Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma.
v Oklahoma Department of Human Services, 2009 Annual Report (2009).
vi Derived using the Food Research and Action Center's SNAP Calculator available at
vii This calculation is based on: (1) the assumption that every person is entitled to 3 meals per
day, 365 days a year; (2) the USDA's calculation of 1.28 pounds as the weight of an average
meal; (3) the US Bureau of Labor Statistics' calculation of $2.33 as the average retail cost of
food per pound; and (4) the USDA's 2006 calculation of $30 as the weekly per person food
expenditure in households at or below 130 percent of FPL, adjusted for inflation to $30.85 for
viii This analysis was derived from fiscal year 20'07 data on federal food program participation
and private food program distribution.
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in using windows XP I'm, constantly having to turn off the latest build or version or updates for Java .. I think as we know Java does not support windows XP since 2016 (?),, I know when I click to install it blinks off afetr a few seconds and nothing is downloaded .
My current version of Java is is version 8 update 151 (build 1.8.0_151-b12
(this windows XP Pro 5.1 2600 service pack 3 build 2600 .. )
I can cancel/ turn off,.. etc but where to stop the reminders? would it be in the registry if so does anyone have the correct key and workaround ?