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Originally Posted by Taltarzac725
Actually I have a lot of letters from librarians in all fields saying the same thing that we should have practical materials for survivors/victims of crimes. Gene Coppola-- the first time I met him after a few weeks he was there around July(?) of 2000-- told me that I had a worthwhile cause but that he wanted 50% of whatever work the Palm Harbor Library did on this. He also started his first meeting with me with the sentence "I do not like liars and whiners". So, I was not very happy about his offer of taking 50% of my 224 613 Project. You do not open a first meeting with such a sentence especially when he knew I had a MLS (MA in Librarianship) along with a JD; unless you are trying to get someone to eventually leave.
The Palm Harbor Library now has very valuable materials for survivors/victims of crimes which I guess date from the Ray Lewis Domestic Violence scandal. There are from 2014. Palm Harbor Library Research Ray Lewis talks about covering up crimes - SBNation.com
They should be in Town Halls, YWCAs, YMCAs, Elks, etc., and I have written all of these groups at some time or another with this suggestion. I have been using e-mails heavily since 1999 in this 224 613 Project.
Check my Taltarzac725 Photobucket array by Googling "Taltarzac725" which should bring up the documents and other stuff about the 224 613 Project like that Palm Harbor Library General Counsel letter dated March 2, 2004 which is copied into Gene Coppola. I had no desire to meet with this lawyer and Gene Coppola. I like transparency in my dealings with librarians and politicians and dislike backroom politics. |
One of the Golden Rules for being a good employee (paid or volunteer) is to make your boss look good. Doesn't normally work to well for whiners and complainers who refuse to go with the flow.