As ‘The Peoples Museum’ we are the platform for our community to tell their stories. We celebrate the stories of the rich, the poor, the powerful, the rebellious, and the radical. They are at the very core of the museum and as integral as the objects and documents found within. These diverse voices provide an exciting, riveting, and challenging juxtaposition of perspectives within our activities, programming, and exhibitions. The Cumberland Museum and Archives host a variety of permanent exhibits of interest including a replica mine shaft, interactive kiosks, a new labour history exhibit, as well as cultural and community displays.
New Labour History Exhibit: Coal, Conflict, and Community
“Who wouldn’t fight if there were laws for the safety of the miner and they were not enforced? How’s you like to go into the bowels of the earth if you wasn’t sure at what minute an explosion might come?” (Anonymous, Vancouver Morning Sun, 12 Feb 1913).
The Cumberland Museum and Archives invites you to explore our new permanent labour history exhibit: Coal, Conflict and Community.
The exhibit spans over one hundred years of working and labour history through interpretive panels, music, artwork, and illustrations. Highlights include an original mural created by artist David Lester, and inspired by Cumberland’s diverse communities. An illustrated labour history timeline created by the Graphic History Collective places Cumberland and local labour events within a larger Canadian context.
Those with a special interest in the story of Albert “Ginger” Goodwin can review interviews, inquest testimony and other hard-to-access documents through Ruth Masters’ The Shooting of Ginger Goodwin, a leather-bound compendium on Goodwin’s life and death.
Learn about the Big Strike of 1912-1914, the history of Miners Memorial, unresolved questions and controversies, and more.
Listen to CBC’s coverage of the exhibit on All Points West.
Other Exhibits Include:
The Cumberland Collieries Railway Exhibit
Explore the history of the railway which ran between Union Bay and Cumberland, carrying coal, passengers, and goods between 1888 to 1960.
Businesses of Cumberland
During Cumberland’s early coal mining years businesses played pivotal roles within the bustling downtown, serving workers and settlers from around the world. The first retail store was opened in January 1891 by the Union Colliery Company, serving the coal miners who resided in Union. (Now Cumberland). From that first store came a legacy of general stores and businesses that left a lasting mark on Cumberland. The Businesses of Cumberland exhibit tells the story of the development of the downtown core, from the first company store to the booming years of coal mining. Hands-on elements including a period ‘dress up closet’, and a replica newspaper featuring a number of significant Cumberland businesses
Cumberland General Hospital
The Cumberland General Hospital Exhibit displays the amazing medical artifacts and archives from our collections, interpretive signage telling the story of this important institution, as well as the stories of patients and medical staff – including the important role of women in medical care. Four large panel signs represent the Cumberland General Hospital, the Ladies Auxiliary, The Hospital Board and Wards, and the Doctors and Matrons.
Senjiro Hayashi Photograpy Studio (1913-1929)
The Senjiro Hayashi Photo Studio opened in 1913 and operated until 1929 in Cumberland. The Cumberland Museum & Archives holds over 700 glass plate negatives in our collection depicting local residents from a wide range of socioeconomic and ethnic backgrounds. 35 new framed prints of these stunning images were generously donated to us by the Nikkei National Museum in Burnaby and are now on display in the museum along with other information and artifacts related to the history of photography in Cumberland from the era of Senjiro Hayashi to that of the selfie.


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As part of its focus on advanced training, last December the WRDTC hosted an event on the current open scholarship debate, including Open Access, Open Data and Shared Access.
Led by Prof. Martin Jones, WRDTC Director, the event saw a range of speakers from the University of Sheffield library, the UK Data Service, and academic departments at Sheffield, encouraging debate on what open access and open data mean to researchers at the early stages of their career. The event was attended by about 40 PhD researchers from the three White Rose universities, and obtained good feedback.
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A Unique Solution: In 1854, the London Necropolis & National Mausoleum Company was established to address the city’s funeral challenges. The company’s visionary solution was to create a dedicated railway line to transport the deceased and their mourners to a vast cemetery located in Brookwood, Surrey.
4. The Necropolis Station
Waterloo Station: The Necropolis Railway had its own dedicated station at London’s Waterloo Station. This station had separate platforms for different classes of passengers – first, second, and third class – reflecting the social hierarchies of the time.
5. Class Distinctions in the Afterlife
Class-Based Travel: Just as in life, the class distinctions continued in death. First-class passengers enjoyed luxurious amenities, while third-class passengers had more basic accommodations. This mirrored the class divisions of Victorian society.
6. The Journey to Eternity
The Funeral Journey: The funeral processions began at the Necropolis Station, with the cortege boarding dedicated funeral cars. These cars were specially designed to transport coffins and had mourning compartments for the accompanying mourners.
7. The Brookwood Cemetery
Final Resting Place: The Necropolis Railway’s destination was the Brookwood Cemetery, which was sprawling and meticulously planned. It offered a peaceful and spacious resting place for the deceased, a stark contrast to the crowded city burial grounds.
8. Decline and Closure
The End of an Era: The Necropolis Railway served London for over seven decades, but by the mid-20th century, it fell into disuse. Changing attitudes towards death and improvements in transportation systems led to its decline, and it finally closed its doors in 1941.
9. Legacy and Historical Significance
An Unforgettable Chapter: The Necropolis Railway, while eerie and morbid in concept, holds a unique place in the history of London’s transportation. It reflects the Victorian obsession with order, social class, and practical problem-solving.
In conclusion, the Necropolis Railway is a testament to the ingenuity and idiosyncrasies of the Victorian era. While it may seem macabre by today’s standards, it served a vital purpose in its time, addressing the challenges posed by London’s rapid growth and overcrowded cemeteries. This somber railway, where the living journeyed with the deceased, remains a fascinating and enigmatic chapter in the history of transportation. While it no longer runs, the echoes of its eerie whistle and the memories of those final journeys to eternity linger on as a reminder of a bygone era. The Necropolis Railway, where only a few returned, will forever be a part of London’s intriguing and unconventional history.


Carolyn Mazloomi Biography
Carolyn Mazloomi is among the most influential African American quilt historians and quilt artists of the twenty-first century. Widely exhibited in the United States and internationally, her quilts can be found in the Smithsonian American Museum of Art, National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center, National Civil Rights Museum, Mint Museum, American Museum of Art and Design, and the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art.
In 1985 Mazloomi founded the Women of Color Quilters Network (which includes men), to promote inclusiveness in African American quilt making; to educate members about the cultural significance and monetary value of their artistic contributions; to acknowledge their role as primary transmitters of cultural, political, social, and spiritual values; and to document their contributions to American quilt history.
Dr. Mazloomi has written eight books on African American quilts and is an authority in the field, and is a very sought after exhibit curator. Her first book, Spirits of the Cloth: Contemporary African American Quilts, received “Best Non-Fiction Book of the Year” from the American Library Association. Her most recent book is And Still We Rise: Race, Culture and Visual Conversations.
Dr. Mazloomi was awarded the first Ohio Heritage Fellowship Award in 2003. Ohio Heritage Fellows are among the state’s living cultural treasures. Fellows embody the highest level of artistic achievement in their work, and the highest level of service in the teaching and other work they do in their communities to ensure that their artistic traditions stay strong. Mazloomi has been involved in the economic development of women through the arts for over twenty years. Her organization, WCQN, has been recognized by the International Labour Department in Geneva and the United Nations for its developmental programs to help advance women.
In 2014, Dr. Mazloomi was awarded the nation’s highest honor in the folk and traditional arts, Bess Lomax Hawes National Endowment for the Arts National Heritage Fellowship Award. The Bess Lomax Hawes Award recognizes an individual who has made a significant contribution to the preservation and awareness of cultural heritage.
Mazloomi has spearheaded a veritable quilting exodus from the bed to the wall. More than ever before African American quilt making is recognized as a traditional art form that investigates and preserves the life, the spirit, and the culture of a people. Her gifts to folklore include brilliant artistic works and perhaps more importantly, her tenacity to insure that other African American quilters have the opportunity to impart their knowledge of African and European modern art, popular culture, and history through their quilts.


(aka El Hadge Abdoulaye Diallo-Bah)
Jesse Thyne, a fallen Peace Corps Volunteer from Pasadena, California, continues to touch the daily lives of those he knew and those he had yet to meet during his 24 years of life. On January 7, 2000, Jesse and fellow volunteer Justin Bhansali perished in a bush taxi accident on a rural road outside of Pita, Guinea. At the time of his tragic death, Jesse was a second-year PCV teaching math in the Fouta Djalon village of Diountou. His legacy continues on in Diountou, where the Peace Corps has constructed and dedicated a village library in his honor. A memorial was constructed in Pita in the memory of Jesse and Justin, and many PCV’s also participate in the annual Memorial Walk For Road Safety.
Before joining the Peace Corps, Jesse was a popular student at the University of California, Santa Cruz, where he excelled in his studies of Psychology and Education. His favorite activities included cooking, tutoring local elementary school students, playing harmonica, and making everyone he met laugh. During his time in Guinea, Jesse remained close to those he left behind by writing hundreds of letters to his friends and family back home. At the conclusion of his Peace Corps service, Jesse planned to continue his life of public-service by moving to Washington, DC where he had accepted an invitation to teach math to inner-city high school students.
Despite his earthly passing, Jesse remains vibrantly alive in the hearts and minds of all who knew him.
Spoken by Jesse’s Father at his memorial service:
Charles Dickens begins his novel, David Copperfield, with this sentence: “Whether I shall turn out to be the hero of my own life, or whether that station shall be taken by anybody else, these pages will show.”
Jesse’s death is a tragedy for Becky and Shannon and Brendan and I. Like all of you, we are just drenched in sadness. But as a friend told us the other day, this is the one sad moment in Jesse’s life with us. For the rest it is the story of this wonderfully goofy boy who grew up to be a man, came to know himself and have a vision of his life, and found the courage to live out that vision wherever it took him. The story is one of triumph. And Jess is the hero of the story.
God knows he needed help. The summer he was eight years old, he went to day camp every day. At the end of the day, the bus would drop him off, and he would walk the long sidewalk from the corner to our house. After a couple of days, somewhat typically, Jess got bored just walking home. And he decided that he could make it from the corner to the house with his eyes closed, running. So he started down the length of the sidewalk, closed his eyes, and in order not to cheat, put his beach towel over his head. And he took off. His brief success was interrupted by the trunk of the jacaranda tree.
He needed help. He got some of the help he needed at this place, All Saints Church. When he was fifteen he got in a confirmation class and went to every session and loved the discussions and the people he met there. But a week before the Bishop came to consecrate these kids as members, Jess decided he wasn’t going to join. “This stuff about God is really interesting,” he said, “but I don’t believe any of it.” That was what he called his atheist phase. But this place seeped into him. You can tell that by what he chose to do with his life. And earlier this morning our family got together with Ed and Clark, and we placed Jesse’s ashes in the niche in the corner of the tower. So every Sunday morning he can listen to the music and argue with the sermons.
Jess went to Polytechnic School from fourth to the twelfth grade. He met a group of friends there, a whole bunch of whom are here today, who didn’t realize how little time it is to be friends for a lifetime. He was a pretty good student. He got involved in all kinds of things with these friends, and they found him a little different. He told them that, in fact, he wasn’t just adopted, he was from another planet. And sometimes it seemed that it was true. One Halloween, Jess dressed up as an alien accountant. This kid who had problems with hyperactivity and whose diet we had monitored so carefully learned from those friends to eat gummy bears and red vines and to master advanced Dungeons and Dragons.
In his senior year he learned to play the harmonica. And as a senior project, he took out a license as a street performer. And one weekend in the spring on Friday night, he went to the promenade in Santa Monica. And on Saturday night he went to Old Town, where our friends go to dinner and the movies. And he put his baseball cap on the sidewalk for people to throw coins in. And he played his songs for them.
He went to the University of California at Santa Cruz and expanded his friendship group. He majored in psychology and education, played the harmonica all the time, and he began to articulate the vision he had of who he was and what he would do in the world. And he got lucky. He met the love of this life–Michelle Lynar. Like most things in Jess’ life, their relationship weaved and soared and plunged until last summer when Becky and Michelle and I went to visit Jess in Africa, and by the time we were ready to leave, they had a plan that he would get out of the Peace Corp this coming June and move to Washington D.C. together. She would work, he would go to graduate school. And they would be married. So Jess got a lot of help from his church, and his schools, and his friends, and Michelle. And more.
There is an African adage that says it takes a village to raise a child. In Jess’ case it wasn’t a village. It was a tribe: a family of cousins, aunts, grandmothers, uncles and what my father would have called in-laws and outlaws. When we adopted him, you adopted him. And we loved him into growing up. You let him into your lives all the way in. And we know that your sadness and pride are like ours. And we want you to know how grateful we are that you loved him the way that you did.


Finding resources to help and guide us as educators can sometimes be a challenge. These are certainly not all of the resources available for each of these categories, but rather, a wide variety that we thought you might find useful. Each publication includes a link to Amazon.com where you can find more detailed information.
To learn more about the articles and publications featured here, please click on a listing to access the item on Amazon.com
Allen, J. (1999). Words, Words, Words: Teaching Vocabulary in Grades 4-12. York: Stenhouse Publishers.
Beck, I. L., Kucan, L., & Mckeown, M. G. (2002). Bringing Words to Life: Robust Vocabulary Instruction. New York: The Guilford Press.
Graves, M. F. (2008). Teaching Individual Words: One Size Does Not Fit All (Language & Literacy Practitioners Bookshelf Series) (Language & Literacy Practitioners Bookshelf) (Practitioner’s Bookshelf). New York: Teachers College Press.
Nagy, W. E. (1988). Teaching Vocabulary to Improve Reading Comprehension. Newark: International Reading Association.


in which this music is notated in the manuscript has taxed the
scholarship of would-be interpreters ever since its rediscovery
by Lewis Morris in the early eighteenth century. It is unique,
in that it is unlike any other system of musical notation yet
known. Also, the tradition of the music which it contains died
out early in the seventeenth century, as did the theoretical knowledge
necessary to understand it.
The musicologist and harpist Peter Greenhill
has dedicated decades of intensive research not only into the
manuscript itself, but into related materials from the seventeenth
century and earlier, in the quest for an interpretation of the
music which will satisfy both scholars and musicians, and will
make it accessible to a wide public. These pages summarise the
results of this research and should give the reader some idea
of how Peter Greenhill's realisations of the pieces as recorded
by Paul Dooley have been achieved.


The dating of the quran horny match dating
Muslim scholars usually accepted the fact that the quran Qurn had originally been revealed for the most part in short passages.
They tended to assume that most of the passages in a sura had been revealed about the same time.
The chief basis for the dating of passages and verses in the eyes of Muslim scholars consists of Traditions about muhammad Muammad and statements by later students of the quran Qurn.
The older Muslim scholars, though presumably they sometimes paid attention to internal evidence, seldom used it explicitly in their arguments.
The dates would also make the existence of the Birmingham Quran contradictory to many beliefs held by Islam's Salafist branch.
According to historian Tom Holland, there is mounting evidence that suggests that traditional accounts regarding the origins of Islam are either wrong or unreliable.
Islam believes the choice of a marriage partner is one of the most important decisions a person will make in his or her lifetime.That is why these marriages often prove very successful in the long-term.Scholars in the United Kingdom believe that the fragments of an ancient copy of the Quran may have been written even before the time of the Prophet Muhammad and could potentially alter the history of Islam.The text of the ancient Quran were written in early Arabic script using ink and placed on parchment consisting of goat or sheep skin.The pages of the book feature parts of the Suras (chapters) 18 to 20, which some consider may have been written by an individual who may have known the Prophet Muhammad.
Experts from the University of Oxford conducted carbon-dating on the pages, revealing that the ancient manuscript may have been written between 568 and 645 AD.


"Any historian of economics knows that having a paper published in History of Political Economy represents a strong academic achievement. Paul Dudenhefer, as its managing editor, did not only provide corrections but acted as an additional referee, pointing to inconsistencies and style infelicities and helping rewrite full paragraphs. In the field of history, these are important matters, especially for a nonnative English-speaking scholar like me." --Yann Giraud, Université de Cergy-Pontoise
Author queries. Author queries are questions from a copyeditor or proofreader to an author. (Note: In the world of magazines, “query” has another meaning: a letter from an author proposing to write an article on a particular subject.)
Copyediting. Copyediting refers to editing “copy,” the version of your document that is one step away from typesetting. Once a document reaches the copyediting stage, it should be close to its final form. At the copyediting stage, sentences and even some paragraphs can still be rewritten; but by and large, the content, and the order of the content, have already been settled.
Copyediting normally involves the following. (1) Correcting errors—spelling, typographical, grammatical, idiomatic, factual. (2) Revising passages in minor ways for ease of reading and the like. (3) Checking reference citations for consistency (although not necessarily for accuracy). (4) Editing for consistency (e.g., making sure terms and names are spelled the same throughout). (5) Editing for house style. (6) Querying unclear or puzzling statements or passages, reference citations, and the like.
Copyright. Copyright grants rights to the use and distribution of a work. The copyright is not necessarily held by the author; in many cases, the publisher holds the copyright. Copyright should be clearly stated in a publication agreement.
Developmental editing. Developmental editing is the process of helping authors work out their ideas and what they want to say. Developmental editing focuses on the major components of a project, such as the following: the argument and supporting evidence; the way in which arguments are introduced and put in context; the appeal of the document to the intended audience; and the extent to which the document conforms to the intended genre.
Edited volume. An edited volume is a single book containing articles on a particular topic. Each article is usually written by a different scholar, and each usually treats a different aspect of the topic. It is called an edited volume because the volume has an editor who decides which articles get published in the book. He or she may also help the authors shape and sharpen their arguments, supporting evidence, and conclusions. An edited volume is often the product of a conference. It is different from a monograph, in which a single argument is stated and developed in a book-length treatment.
Editing. Editing is a catchall term that can mean anything from developmental editing to copyediting to deciding what gets published.
Editor. An editor is responsible for the content that is published in a journal, in an edited volume, or in a book series. He or she is the person who decides (usually with the advice of referees) what gets published and what does not. An editor is almost always a faculty member with a PhD and a scholar in his or her own right. Despite the name, an editor typically does not “edit”; that is, they typically do not request or suggest sentence- and word-level changes. Instead, an editor—a good editor—helps authors shape and sharpen their arguments, supporting evidence, and conclusions.
Fact-checking. Fact-checking refers to checking details and statements for factual accuracy. Although a good copyeditor or proofreader will query any detail that seems potentially inaccurate, fact-checking is not necessarily part of what a copyeditor or proofreader does.
Fair use. Strictly speaking, no portion of a copyrighted work can be reproduced or quoted without permission from the copyright holder. That is where fair use comes into play. Fair use is a component of US copyright law that permits, under certain circumstances and to varying extents, the reproduction of copyrighted material. Fair use is what permits a scholar to quote, subject to fair-use provisions, from copyrighted works. Click here for more on fair use from the US Copyright Office's website.
House style. House style refers to a publisher’s (i.e., the “house’s”) rules regarding such things as the spelling, hyphenation, and capitalization of words, the treatment of numbers, and the formatting of reference citations. For instance, a style guide may direct you to use American spellings (analyze, behavior) and not British spellings (analyse, behaviour); it may tell you whether it should be non-white (with a hyphen) or nonwhite (without a hyphen); and it may tell you whether the art movement should be cubism (lowercase) or Cubism (capitalized). It is a style guide that tells you how to handle the many details of reference list citations. Should titles of articles appear in quotation marks—or not? Should only the first word of a title be capitalized—or all substantive words? Where should the date of publication appear: after the author’s name or at the end of the citation—or somewhere else entirely? What about page ranges? Should it be 232–245, or 232–45? And so on.
Any professionally run publisher should have a house style. Most publishers simply adopt an already existing style, such as that detailed in The Chicago Manual of Style. Others use only certain elements of an existing style, often supplemented with their own rules. Common styles are the Chicago style, the MLA style, the AP style, and the APA style.
Managing editor. The managing editor is usually the person responsible for keeping a journal on schedule and running smoothly. He or she may also copyedit and proofread the articles published in the journal, or hire and supervise freelancers to do those tasks. The managing editor is usually not a faculty member but an employee of the publisher, and is not necessarily a PhD or scholar in his or her own right. See also editor.
Manuscript. Today, manuscript usually means a document ready for copyediting or developmental editing.
Monograph. A book in which a single argument is stated and developed. Monographs are usually written by single author. Compare with edited volume.
Open-access publishing. Open-access publishing allows readers to access content for free. Open-access publishers thus do not fund their operations through subscriptions, as traditional publishers do. Instead, their revenue comes primarily from fees (such as publication fees), advertising, and donations or grants from foundations and institutions.
Open-access publications are almost by definition online publications. They used to be viewed with skepticism by many in the academy, and they still are to some degree, especially in the humanities; but they have been gaining in credence, and in some areas they may now be the norm. Even many traditional publishers today designate some content as open access.
People who defend open access often argue that it is in the public interest to make scholarly information readily available to all. They will point out that much of the research has been funded by public money already—so why ask the public to pay again through subscription fees? Traditional publishers argue that they provide professional services (peer review, copy editing, proofreading, marketing, et al.) that add value to the published book or articles that readers should pay for.
Wikipedia has an extensive entry on open access: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_access.
Page proofs. Page proofs are the typeset pages of your book or article. They represent the last version of your document before it is finally printed. Page proofs are prepared by a typesetter after your document has been copy edited. They should closely resemble what your book or article will look like in its final, published form. Historically, page proofs were proofread by a professional proofreader, usually employed by the publisher or hired by the publisher as a freelancer. But today, many presses save money by asking authors to proofread their own pages.
Peer-review process. The peer-review process is the process by which the scholarly quality of a book or article is determined. Peer review is initiated and managed by either a publisher or an editor. It usually involves two or more experts on the subject of the book or article commenting on its quality and recommending it, or not, for publication. Peer review is regarded as a professional courtesy, and as such peer reviewers, also called referees, are usually not paid for the service. It is not uncommon for the peer-review process to take six months or more.
Contrary to a popular notion, referees do not decide what gets published. It is the editor who decides what gets published. Referees simply provide advice and recommendations.
Press. See publisher
Proofreading. Proofreading, or reading “proofs” or “page proofs” or “pages,” is the last reading a document is given before it is finally printed and distributed in published form. Ideally, proofreading is done by a professional proofreader; but more and more publishers, looking for ways to cut costs, now ask authors to do it themselves. Proofreaders read for errors only—errors either introduced by the typesetter or errors missed by the copy editor: spelling errors, grammatical errors, typographical errors, and errors of fact. By the time a document gets to the proofreading stage, the time for making substantive changes has passed. Proofreading differs from copyediting, which involves more than reading for errors.
Publication agreement. A publication agreement is a document signed by an author and publisher that establishes such things as who owns the copyright to the publication, the responsibilities of the author and publisher, and the conditions under which the publication can be reproduced and distributed.
Public domain. A work in the public domain is no longer protected by copyright (or was never protected by copyright) and thus can be legally reproduced.
Publisher. The publisher is the business or organization that publishes your article or book. A good publisher does several things, including but not limited to the following. (1) They establish and ensure the quality of a paper or book by subjecting it to a peer-review process. (2) They provide a range of services: copyediting, proofreading, typesetting, printing, and marketing, sales, and distribution. (3) They manage and protect the copyright of their publications.
Historically, university presses were the main publishers of scholarly works. University presses are small operations with limited budgets. (Two exceptions are Oxford University Press and Cambridge University Press, which have grown so large that they now function more like commercial presses.) They are called university presses because they are associated, in one way or another, with a university. The main mission of a university press is to publish research rather than to make money. Contrary to what some people believe, they do not exist to publish the work of their own university’s faculty.
Some of the biggest university presses are Duke University Press, the University of Chicago Press, MIT Press, Stanford University Press, and Princeton University Press. Many university presses specialize in certain subjects. Their revenue comes primarily from subscriptions to journals and from book sales, often supplemented with money and in-kind benefits (e.g., office space) from the university with which they are associated.
Over the past twenty years, university presses have faced increasing competition from large commercial presses, which have grown by purchasing existing journals and founding new ones. Today, they dominate the market. Examples are Taylor and Francis, Wiley-Blackwell, Springer, Sage, and Elsevier. Many observers accuse commercial publishers of leveraging their market share to charge exorbitant subscription fees, especially to libraries.
Authors should be wary of so-called predatory publishers. Predatory publishers take advantage of authors desperate for publication. They charge a fee for publishing a paper and promise—often falsely—quick publication, rigorous peer review, and the like. For more, see the guide prepared by the library at Iowa State University: http://instr.iastate.libguides.com/c.php?g=49622&p=319624.
Referee. Peer reviewer. See peer-review process.
Style. See house style.
Typesetting. Typesetting is the process of taking a copyedited document and turning it into page proofs and, after proofreading, into its final published form. A good typesetter will make sure that the typeset document conforms to the publisher’s specifications (e.g., headings look like they are supposed to look, titles and numbers of tables appear where they are supposed to appear, and the like).


As some of you may, or may not, know, I have come to the end of my three years of A Levels! In this time, I have had zero time to read (apart from my syllabus texts) so I CANNOT wait to FINALLY read all of the books I have gathered in the last 2 years!
I love reading about what other people are reading, so here is the list of the 6 books I aim to read this summer (1 per week I have off):
- The Book Thief
This is one of those books that I have been waiting to read for years, and I don’t particularly know what I have been waiting for. If you don’t know, this book is set in World War two Germany and about a young girl called Liesel. I cannot wait to begin reading this one, and I haven’t seen the film either so this will be the complete first time for me!
2. And The Mountains Echoed
I first read a novel by Khaled Hosseini, The Kite Runner, last year for my literature syllabus. Whilst I did like the cultural influences and story line of The Kite Runner, I was morally shocked and upset by some of the more disturbing scenes. However, I have decided that books are supposed to make us feel something, and this doesn’t always have to be something happy. So, I’m going to give Khaled Hosseini another shot!
3. Just One Day
This one I have seen the film to and, to be honest, I wasn’t that crazy about it. However, I have been assured that the book is much better. I did not like the film because I found the story line to be much too choppy for my liking, with none of it fully developed. But I’m hoping the book will satisfy my need for this.
4. A Thousand Splendid Suns
Another Khaled Hosseini novel. This time, about the experience of young girls in Kabul. I have been recommended this particular book by so many people, as I love cultural novels, so I’m excited about this one.
5. Where Rainbows End (Love, Rosie)
Two titles because Where Rainbows End is the title of the book and Love, Rosie is the title of the film.. but I have the film version of the book (no different content, just a different cover) so it’s called Love, Rosie. Confusing.Now this film I have also seen and LOVED. Shot straight to my top ten (and I watch a lot of films).I’m really hoping the book doesn’t let me down here, although I’m sure it won’t.
6. The Good Girl
I received this book as a Christmas Present last year and may have already had a sneaky dabble (I love that word) over the first few pages. However, I soon decided that the story line was way too good and I’d get way too immersed and never pass my A Levels, so I had to put it down. But, this means I now have the full time and devotion that this book deserves (from what I have seen so far).
Thank you so much for reading!
As always, I would love some feedback in the comments! Also, if you would like to read a review of any of these books, or maybe even a collective review of them all, let me know in the comments!
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|Título:||Nothing compares to you: studying the difficulties of the students in probabilities|
Nascimento, M. M.
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|Resumo:||The usefulness of probability for daily life, the way in which probability reasoning support decision making and the instrumental role of probability in various curricular areas and professional work has been stated by several authors. In this work we present the semiotic conflicts of an exploratory study with 120 Portuguese secondary school students (ages from 15 to 17) in the northern Portugal, in the academic year 2013/2014, in solving two problems that involve the use of conditional probability, events independence, total probability and Bayes theorems. The Onto-Semiotic Approach was adopted in order to identify and describe the semiotic conflicts that arose in the answers of the students in a survey. The survey was presented in a 50-minute class and had 11 multiple choice questions and students were asked to write the reasons of their choice. In this paper we analyse the answers to questions 4 (based on absolute frequencies) and 9 (based on relative frequencies), and both of them were designed to detect the semiotic conflicts of the students’ answers that are mentioned in the literature. As a result, the semiotic conflicts described in the literature were identified and analysed in order to support a plan proposal for classroom approach and its further research.|
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The Militarization of Indian Country (Makwa Enewed) - Paperback
Republish intro coming soon, January ! Militarization of North Dakota.
When it became public that Osama bin Laden’s death was announced with the phrase “Geronimo, EKIA!” many Native people, including Geronimo’s descendants, were insulted to discover that the name of a Native patriot was used as a code name for a world-class terrorist.
This book addresses the impact that the U.S. military has had on Native peoples, lands, and cultures. From the use of Native names to the outright poisoning of Native peoples for testing, the U.S. military’s exploitation of Indian country is unparalleled and ongoing.
Published March 2013


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Community Geographies is a Book and Workbook. It is the expression of various creative social processes, pedagogical, intervention and community accompaniment, always permeated by trust. It is the result of the personal and professional experience of more than 20 years of collaboration with Popular Education initiatives, Social Movements and also in critical dialogue in academic spaces. It is proposed as a way of thinking, being and doing in the midst of social diversity and for the care, defense of territories and for a dignified life. With commitment, an ethical and political attitude and with a conceptual and methodological perspective of liberation, it has the challenge of contributing to the visibility of the community and common action. In the collective construction of territorial knowledge to position the practices, looks, narratives, projects, dreams, desires and utopias of the original Peoples and Nations, in the face of the attempts to dispossess and plunder the territories. This proposal adds to the urgent call to critically articulate dialogue and the ecology of knowledge, with other thoughts, epistemology, ontology, pedagogy and narrative for life.
In the context of terror and assassination of community leaders in Mexico, today it is imperative to shout, to leave the silences, to visualize and to position the community geographies for the dignified life and the territories. For this reason, new, more creative ways of knowing, discovering and thinking about the research practice carried out from academic circles are invited, in an ethical, respectful, comprehensive and useful way to Indigenous Peoples, peasants and afrodescendants of Mexico and Abya Yala – Latin America.
It has been written with great pleasure and encouragement to share in an independent, self-managed edition, but with the selfless support of many friends committed to people and their territories. This work in dual format book-book, is the personal journey through different territories, community experiences and companionship, on the one hand recovers the conceptual reflection and on the other invites concrete practice for the recognition, care, defense and management of territories. It is aimed at promoters, facilitators, researchers and community activists; of course also for those who accompany these processes: solidarity activists and academics.


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Weekly Spanish Circle Time for families by subscription This monthly subscription includes: - Seasonal songs and finger stories - Bimonthly puppet stories - Materials to work on concepts that have been brought through the Rhymes, Songs, and Storytime - Weekly artwork and craft ideas to work on at home - Daily Rhythms songs - Learn Concepts with the puppets videos. - Song tutorials I hope you and your family enjoy it as much as I do! Each week you will receive in your email access to a circle time in Spanish that will include Songs, Rhymes, and bimonthly sweet Story, that I will feature with handmade puppets or by using hand signs, gestures, and movements. A gentle and fun way to get immersed in the beauty of the Spanish Language. Ages: 3 to 100 and beyond :-) You just need to love stories and still connect with your inner child if you are not anymore one :-) Length: from 15 minutes to 30 minutes approximately. It will vary depending on the length of the songs, rhymes, and story. Access: This subscription will give you access to the weekly pre-recorded videos with the seasonal Circle Time or Asambleas, previous Circle Times, and Asambleas, as well as available bonuses located in the membership area.


Publication Date: April 9, 2019
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Talking with a dear friend the other day and we talk about books, writing and life.
During this time I had an epiphany. I’ve always wanted to publish and write a book and I decided this is my year! I came across some old photos and letters from my paternal grandmother to my grandfather along with photos and many old birthday , wedding and anniversary cards etc . These are from the 1940’s and earlier. How fascinating this is to me and I’ve decided that there is a story here that must be told.


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2 edition of VAN GOGH"S AGONY found in the catalog.
VAN GOGH"S AGONY
Written in English
The death of Vincent van Gogh, the Dutch post-Impressionist painter, occurred in the early morning of 29 July , in his room at the Auberge Ravoux in the village of Auvers-sur-Oise in northern France. Van Gogh was shot in the stomach, either by himself or by others, and died two days later. Early presentiments of a premature death.
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This lavish but manageable book is the catalog VAN GOGHS AGONY book one of the most successful van Gogh exhibitions ever (at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., through January 3,and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art from Januto April 4, )/5(35).
Vincent Van Goghs life and work is detailed in this biography. I found this book interesting for a number of reasons. Firstly his family background was discussed which gave a fuller picture of the artist, his training and the financial support he was given which contrasted with the normal picture of an unloved, penniless madman/5.
This is a really cute little no-lined notebook. It was a bit smaller than I expected, but I actually quite like the size.
I love Van Gough, (Love the Starry Night cover!!) so this is the perfect little sketch/doodle book. Plus it was a steal on the price. I got 2 bc they were so cute and cheaply priced/5(). By far the saddest biography I have ever read, VAN GOGH is also one of the most stirring and superbly detailed biographies I have ever read.
That Vincent van Gogh's life was such a brutally painful and difficult one should not deter readers from embarking on this massive journey, yet the fact that a page book reaches page before the subject has what could genuinely be called a period /5.
I loved "Lust for Life." It is a very human portrait of a vastly tormented genius. As far as the Collected Letters of Vincent Van Gogh, be sure you look for the edited or abridged, version.
He was a prolific letter writer but only some of them are. The works—sketches supposedly made between anda period when the Dutch artist resided in the French village of Arles—are the subject of a new book, Vincent van Gogh: The Lost Arles Sketchbook, slated to be published of authenticity by the book’s author, Bogomila Welsh-Ovcharov, professor emeritus of art history at the University of Toronto, are bolstered by the.
VAN GOGHIS AGONY ~l On e~ 2 Van Gogh, Caf. Terrace at Night, Otterlo, Rijksmu-seum Kr6ller-Miiller-7k 3 Van Gogh, Starry Night Over the Rhone, Paris, Mused d'Orsay what he had been dreaming of, for he went on to say: "As for the 'Starry Sky,' I'd still like very much to paint it, and perhaps one of these nights I shall be in the.
To live, every being must put out a line, and in life these lines tangle with one another. This book is a study of the life of lines. Following on from Tim Ingold's groundbreaking work Lines: A. Now also available: The Quintessential Van Gogh The Best of his Letters. Five years after the launch of the successful six-volume publication Vincent van Gogh – The Letters, the Van Gogh Museum is collaborating with numerous international publishers to produce an anthology featuring a selection of his finest correspondence.
In addition to of his letters, the publication features a. The gun was never found. His letters to his brother Theo are a moving and fascinating account of his working processes and the agony and drama of his daily life.
Van Gogh was buried on July 30 in the municipal cemetery of Auvers-sur-Oise at a funeral attended by his brother, Theo van Gogh, who died six months later, on Janu Van Gogh’s Self-Portrait as a Painter ().
Photograph: Van Gogh Museum Compelling evidence, but precise as the exhibition is about. All Book Search results » About the author () Vincent Van Gogh was one of the great postimpressionist masters and, because of the power and accessibility of his work and the tragedy and dedication of his life, almost a legend as an artist.
Created Date: 11/21/ PM. Get this from a library. Van Gogh's ghost paintings: art and spirit in Gethsemane. [Cliff Edwards; David Cain] -- One of the most significant and revealing paintings by the world famous artist Vincent van Gogh was never seen by anyone but the artist himself.
The painting was so important to the artist that he. In Van Gogh's Ghost Paintings, Edwards invites his readers on a journey that begins in a Zen master's room in Japan and ends at a favorite site of the artist, a ruined monastery and its garden in the south of France.
Recovering the intent of van Gogh and the nature of his "ghost paintings" becomes a "zen koan" waiting to be : Wipf & Stock Publishers. Starry Night has risen to the peak of artistic achievements. Although Van Gogh sold only one painting in his whole life, "Starry Night" is an icon of modern art, the Mona Lisa for our time.
As Leonardo da Vinci evoked a Renaissance ideal of serenity and self-control, Van Gogh defined how we see our own age - wracked with solitude and uncertainty. Free kindle book and epub digitized and proofread by Project Gutenberg. W e have had the privilege throughout history to learn about the lives of many extraordinary women and their accomplishments.
David Glen and William Havlicek, in their soon-to-be-released full-color, + page book tell the fascinating story of yet another astonishing woman, Johanna van Gogh-Bonger.
Figure the painter, van Gogh, during the last years of his life, in the glare of the Mediterranean sun at Aries; living in a house where white and blue and yellow and green leap out of the forms. Recording of the Week: Turning Down Vincent Van Gogh’s Sunflowers ‘It would have been agony to me, to have to walk away, or hang up one of them, or to live with it.’ Febru by.
Van Gogh's bedroom gets a cleaning. // Art Newspaper;Apr, Vol. 18 Issuep The article announces that the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam has set up a blog in March for the public to monitor the progress of the restoration of painting "The Bedroom," by Vincent Van Gogh.
Very Van Gogh. Because this book is very expensive, not many people will be able to own it. Just as well there's a good website, on which appear all the letters written by and to Van Gogh ().
Bernadette Murphy includes the first-ever reproduction of the diagram in her book Van Gogh’s Ear. Another coup for Murphy is her debunking of the long-circulating story that had dozens, even a hundred or so, of Arles residents signing a petition in late February,urging the mayor to return the recovering van Gogh to his family or.
Written from the perspective of Dr. Gachet, Vincent van Gogh's physician, Carol Wallace's Leaving Van Gogh is the fictional story of the famous painter's final months in the French town of : Merel Van Beeren.
Mystery of van Gogh’s ear solved, author argues in new book. By and their accounts are never entirely dispassionate,” Murphy writes in the book. In the fall ofvan Gogh was living in. Lecture & Book Signing: Jed Perl on Alexander Calder Saturday, November 7, am – pm Author and art critic Jed Perl discusses his new biography, Calder: The Conquest of Spac e.
Cypresses was painted in late Juneshortly after Van Gogh began his yearlong stay at the asylum in Saint-Rémy. The subject, which he found "beautiful as regards lines and proportions, like an Egyptian obelisk," both captivated and challenged the artist: "It’s the dark patch in a sun-drenched landscape, but it’s one of the most interesting dark notes, the most difficult to hit off.
The Letters of Vincent van Gogh refers to a collection of surviving letters written () or received (83) by Vincent van Gogh. More than of these were from Vincent to his brother Theo.
The collection also includes letters van Gogh wrote to his sister Wil and other relatives, as well as between artists such as Paul Gauguin, Anthon van Rappard and Émile Bernard. Van Gogh's Letters presents more than of these stirring letters, excerpted and newly translated, and set side-by-side with the art it describes, including sketches, drawings, and paintings.
The result is an elegantly rendered collection that allows us to see the world through the eyes of one of the greatest artists of all time/5(66).
Vincent van Gogh () was born near Brabant, the son of a minister. Largely self-taught as an artist, he moved to Paris in and lived with his devoted brother, Theo, who as a dealer introduced him to artists like Gauguin, Pissarro, Toulouse-Lautrec and Seurat/5(18).
Vincent van Gogh’s life and work are so intertwined that it is hardly possible to observe one without thinking of the other. Van Gogh has indeed become the incarnation of the suffering, misunderstood martyr of modern art, the emblem of the artist as an outsider.
An article, published ingave details about van Gogh’s illness. The author of the article saw the painter as “a terrible. Discover Grave of Vincent and Theo van Gogh in Auvers-sur-Oise, France: The artist and his brother are buried in a landscape straight out of a van Gogh painting.
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Van Gogh: The Life stands as the new definitive biography of Vincent Van Gogh and will be the basis for the next generation’s version of Vincent, too.”--Bob Duggan, Big Think "Van Gogh: The Life," the intricate and panoramic biography by Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith, is a provocative work about the volcanic man and his art.
Van Gogh favoured a direct, masculine writing style. He liked uncomplicated storylines and rebellious characters, books about day-to-day life and humanity. Van Gogh greatly admired authors such as Beecher Stowe, Dickens and Hugo, and often quoted their work.
He also often encouraged Theo to read certain books or asked him to post them to him. Van Gogh used different shades of blue-green in this simple still life of a yarn-winder. A lighter tone of the same colour accentuates the places on which the light falls. And if you find some book or other on colour questions that is good, do be sure to send it to me.
The Van Goghs. likes. Chicago Rock Band Check out former members new project 8-bit crEEps lowers: The author Martin Bailey writes about the findings, based on a thorough examination of family letters, in his new book, “Studio of the South: Van Gogh in Provence,” which will be published on Author: Nina Siegal.
Between November of and July ofVincent van Gogh painted almost paintings. Since his death, he has become one of the most famous painters in the world. Van Gogh’s paintings have captured the minds and hearts of millions of art lovers and have made art lovers of those new to world of art.
The following excerpts are from. The Van Gogh Museum is a Dutch art museum dedicated to the works of Vincent van Gogh and his contemporaries in Amsterdam; it is located at the Museum Square in the borough Amsterdam South, close to the Stedelijk Museum, the Rijksmuseum, and the Concertgebouw.
The museum opened on 2 Juneand its buildings were designed by Gerrit Rietveld and Kisho on: Paulus Potterstraat 7, Amsterdam, Netherlands. The Last van Gogh by Alyson Richman. Van Gogh has painted Marguerite Gachet, the daughter of his physician in Auvers-sur-Oise, twice.
This book works beautifully around the idea of a romance between the painter and the doctor’s daughter, in the months right before Vincent took his own life, in the Summer of Van Gogh’s Untold Journey relies not on conjecture but on the hard evidence of Vincent van Gogh’s astonishing, handwritten letters, of which over exist.
This important book—the result of over 15 years of research—provides new insight into the artist’s true character nurtured from his abiding faith, the influence of family, and the.Van Goghs Sunflowers.
and stationery. It was also the picture that Van Gogh was most proud Gogh, Sunflowers, It was painted during a rare period of excited optimism, while Van Gogh awaited the arrival of his hero, the avant-garde painter Paul lonely and passionate Vincent had moved to Arles, in the South of France, where he dreamed of setting up a community of artists.