If you are experienced in using Axure RP, and in making prototypes of apps and websites, check out the book Mobile Prototyping with Axure 7, by Will Hacker. If you’re a beginner in Axure RP, there are tutorials on Axure’s site that can help you get started in learning on how to use the program, before reading this book. As Hacker states: it “is intended to introduce experienced Axure users to some of the mobile prototyping features” of Axure RP 7.
Respectively, the first two chapters explain what prototypes are and how they are developed in the making of software and sites, and introduce the reader to mobile features they can design for; such as touch, gestures, location, and the accelerometer. In rest of the book, the reader learns how to install and set up Axure 7, how to get around in the Axure 7 interface, how to use the mobile prototyping features in the program, and how to view prototypes on mobile devices. There is also a bonus chapter on best practices in using Axure 7 that is a PDF you can download (I’m not sure why this chapter wasn’t included in the book).
The mobile prototyping features include adaptive views (which enable responsive designers to create versions of their app or site for different mobile devices and desktop machines), and mobile interactions; which include gestures, drag and drop, mobile-friendly forms, menus, and dynamic panels; which enable designers to create dialog and alert boxes with different states.
I really liked how Hacker emphasized in the first chapter the importance of finding flaws in the designs, correcting them, and trying out new designs before the website or app is developed. As you might have guessed, this is the process of prototyping. I also liked how he gathered sites and other resources for learning more about each topic he covered, and included them in each chapter; especially interface guidelines on how to design for Apple, Android, Windows, and Blackberry devices.
When I did the tutorials in the book, there were times when I found them confusing, because there didn’t always seem to be a lot of details on how to make the widgets in these tutorials. For example, when I did the tutorial on how to build a Facebook-like menu system, I didn’t know the menu was supposed to have the items it did until the end of this tutorial. It also wasn’t always clear to me what the tutorials were supposed to look like when completed; largely because in each tutorial, the reader is never asked to preview it so he or she can see what it should look like when done. Granted, I am a beginner in Axure 7, so I don’t know how a more experienced user would react. But if a code download of sample Axure 7 files of unfinished and finished versions of these tutorials could be included with this book, I think both novice and experienced users of Axure 7 would find it helpful.
I still enjoyed this book, because I really like Axure 7 and will definitely be using it. And if you’re a mobile designer who hates to code, you will love this program because it requires no programming experience.
Mobile Prototyping with Axure 7 is published by Packt Publishing.


Her Dark Past by Alexandrea Weis
Title: Her Dark Past
Series: The Corde Noire Series IV
Author: Alexandrea Weis
Genre: Romantic Suspense
Brynn Adler is a writer with a unique ability—everywhere she goes, images of the past haunt her.
After taking over the estate of her murdered ex-husband, Nathan Cole, Brynn is at the center of a mystery. A mystery the ruthless members of the Corde Noire Society want solved. Sent to discover Brynn’s secret, Declan Corinth plans to arouse her former submissive ways. There’s just one problem … he knows nothing about being a Dom. If Declan doesn’t get what the Corde Noire requires, Brynn Adler could become its next victim. Can he win her trust in time? The clock is ticking.
To uncover the past, embrace the darkness.
"...the storyline is amazingly intriguing as it keeps you guessing, right up to the end of the book." ~ 5 Star Goodreads Review by Kathy R.
"One never wants to read the final book in a series, but I felt that this was the best of the series...and I loved the first 3." ~ 5 Star Goodreads Review by Wendy F.
"...the absolute perfect way for this series to end - with lots of intrigue and excitement and romance." ~ 5 Star Goodreads Review by Barbara B.
From New Orleans, Alexandrea Weis was raised in the motion picture industry and began writing stories at the age of eight. In college she studied nursing and went on to teach at a local university. After several years in the medical field, she decided to pick up the pen once again and began her first novel, To My Senses. Since that time she has published many novels. Infusing the rich tapestry of her hometown into her award-winning books, she believes that creating vivid characters makes a story memorable. Her work has been critically acclaimed and has been continually growing in popularity.Alexandrea Weis is also a certified/permitted wildlife rehaber with the La. Wildlife and Fisheries. When she is not writing, she rescues orphaned and injured wildlife. She is married; they live in New Orleans.


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Parents, be sure to check out Nancy Ganz’s upcoming 12-book youth literature collection @FeelGoodFables, with the 1st book in the series ‘Tina Searches for her Dream’ launching on March 3rd.
Nancy and the team at Feel Good Fables believe deeply that children need to see themselves represented. Featuring diverse characters throughout, parents have the unique option to select the skin tone of their lead character, Tina, from a deepest, medium, or lightest option. Pre-order or comment and tag a friend to enter in my Instagram giveaway HERE!
If you find yourself searching for ways to help your children cope with complex emotions in a healthy, age-appropriate manner, be sure to check out Nancy Ganz’s @FeelGoodFables, an upcoming 12-book youth literature collection designed to help children be confident in their own skin, become empowered decision makers, overcome obstacles, grow in empathy and appreciation of the diverse world around them and so much more.
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Dr. Robert S. Sherins is a retired board certified diplomat of the American Society of Ophthalmology. During his career as an ocular surgeon and specialist in diseases of the eye, he became especially interested in the history of medicine in West Los Angeles where he lives and practiced. In 1985, senior emeriti of the Bay Surgical Society (West Los Angeles) encouraged Dr. Sherins to become the historian. His foremost interest in the history of the medical institutions where he trained, affiliated and served in chair positions, was launched: UCLA Jules Stein Eye Institute; the Wadsworth Veterans Hospital, West Los Angeles; and Saint John’s Health Center, Santa Monica, California. He also devoted himself to researching his family heritage from Eastern Europe, became president of the Polish Genealogical Society of California and investigated his genomic ancestry, tracing prehistoric ancestors through the DNA mutations. His publications reflect the profound interest he has in discovering scientific information about the origin of Homo sapiens, and both the cultural and physical human anthropology.
This website was dedicated by Dr. Sherins to preserve this information for the public, free of charge. To ensure access to the archival materials contained in his publications, Dr. Sherins gifted his works to several libraries: California State History Library, Sacramento, California; UCLA Chancellor’s Archives; UCLA Biomedical Library; UCSF School of Medicine, Archives and Special Collections; Chancery Archives of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles at the San Fernando Mission, San Fernando, California; Stanford University, Lane Medical Library; the Huntington Library, San Marino, California; the Santa Monica Central Public Library in Santa Monica, California; and the History Library of the Veterans Administration, Central Office, Washington D.C.
Within this website are links to the index of the books and articles, as well as galleries of Bernard Zakheim creator of the magnificent frescoes at University of California San Francisco, Cole Hall and Toland Hall.


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HENRY "HARRY" CLAY HAVENS
FIRST SERGEANT, "F" COMPANY
1ST. BRIGADE, 3RD DIVISION,
14TH. NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEERS
by GENE E. DONATIELLO
The troops of the 14th New Jersey Volunteer Regiment
were aroused from their position on the Petersburg, Virginia line early
Wednesday morning July 6, 1864. The 14th marched that morning to
City Point where they, along with the 87th Pennsylvania and the 151st New
York, boarded the steamers Columbia and Sylvan Shore. Thursday evening
July 7th the steamers docked at Locust Point near Baltimore, Maryland.
From there the men boarded the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for a trip to
Frederick, Maryland arriving there mid-morning Friday, July 8th.
The 14th. New Jersey Regiment had arrived at the Monocacy River in western
Maryland, a place they had left fourteen months earlier. Their job
now was to intercept Confederate forces lead by Lieutenant General Jubal
Early as they advanced on Washington, D.C.
Confederate Commander Jubal Early, under orders
from Robert E. Lee, drove the Union forces commanded by David Hunter out
of Lynchburg, Virginia. Hunter led his troops in a withdrawal into
West Virginia leaving an opening for Early to head east for a bold raid
on Washington, D.C. Positioned between Early and Washington were the forces
of Major General Lew Wallace ready to defend Washington at the stone bridge
over the Monocacy River a few miles east of Frederick, Maryland and only
35 miles from Washington. Amongs Wallace's command were the 14th
New Jersey Volunteer Regiment.
Upon arriving at Frederick, Early demanded $200.000
in cash from the townspeople or he would burn the town down to the ground.
The townspeople asked for time to raise the money. This delaying
tactic would eventually work to their advantage because, at 9AM on Saturday
July 9, 1864 fighting would break out in a wheat field on the west side
of Monocacy River distracting Early. The battle did not go well for
the Union forces. The 14th New Jersey Regiment would join the battle
about 3PM that afternoon. About that time the Union Forces, outnumbered
14,000 to 6,050, disengaged the enemy and were falling back in a fighting withdrawal.
Their valiant effort that day delayed Early's advance long enough for reinforcements
to arrive and turn back Early's advance on Washington. The Battle of Monocacy
had saved Washington from certain capture and was the last major offensive
by the Confederacy into the North.
Monocacy Battlefield, Maryland
On April 21, 1864, Henry wrote to his brother H. C. Havens, from Brandy
Station Virginia, that "everything is quiet in camp" and that on Monday
the 18th the 6th Corps. was reviewed by Lietenant General U. S. Grant,
"the hero of Vicksburg". By the time of the Battle of Monocacy on
July 9, 1864, Henry had participated in guard duty at Frederick Junction,
the Mine run campaign, Locust Grove and the Battle of Cold Harbor.
He was an experienced soldier and had risen to the rank of First Sergeant.
It was at the Battle of Monocacy that this verteran became one of 1,880
casualties. Listed as missing, presumed killed in action, Henry was
most likely buried in a mass grave with other unknown soldiers. Back
Home in Burrsville, mother Anna, distraught by the news of her son death,
took the family wagon and went to the Monocacy Battlefield to search for
her son, but it was to no avail. Today the battlefield is a National
site and there is a granite monument to the 14th New Jersey Regiment.
Sgt, Henry "Harry"Clay Havens
||Amongst the 14th New Jersey Volunteers was F Companys's 20 year old
First Sergeant Henry "Harry" Clay Havens, who grew up, along with his three
brothers John, G. W. Abraham, Horatio and two sisters, Sarah and Emily, in
the Burrsville(Laurelton) section of Brick Township, New Jersey.
Henry's father Abraham O. S. Havens died in October of 1854 leaving
his wife Anna to raise the children. Henry's bothers and brother-in-law
were the proprietors of Havens' Brothers General Store in Burrsville.
In 1862, when President Lincoln's call went out for volunteers to fight
in the War Between the States, Henry volunteered on August 15th and was
mustered in on August 26, 1862, at Camp Vredenburgh, west of Freehold,
New Jersey, with the rest of the 14th Regiment. .
Monument at Monocacy, Maryland to the 14th
New Jersey Volunteer Regiment
||The descendants of Henry "Harry" Clay Havens, have placed a memorial
marker in the family plot in the cemetery of the First Babptist Church
of Laurelton, Brick Township, New Jersey, as a reminder of a family member
lost in a war to preserve a nation.
Bilby, Joseph. Military Images, 9 July 1864. May-June 1980. p.8
Click Photo for a large image
|This book by Gene Donatiello is available in the Lizzie
Herbert Store located at the Havens Homestead Museum
Boatner, Mark M. III. The Civil War Dictionary.
Havens, Henry C. The Havens Family Genealogy. Trenton, New Jersey:
Phillips & Godshalk Co. Painters, 1933.
Historical Times. New York: Harper and Rowe Publishers, 1986
The Pageant of America. Toronto, Canada: United States Publishing
Salter, Edwin. History of Monmouth and Ocean Counties New Jersey.
E. Gardner and Sons, 1890
War of Rebellion. Official Records of the Union and Confederate
Armies. Series I, Vol. XXXVIII, Part 1.
Letter from Harry C. Havens to H. C. Havens from the collection of Walter
Photograph of Henry "Harry" C. Havens from the collection of Walter
Photograph of Monocacy Battlefield Mounument by Gene Donatiello
Township Historical Society
P.O. Box 160
Brick, NJ 08723
contact [email protected]


[ Outline of Activities in 2014 ]
Research and study of historical records and documents of the International Red Cross/ Red Crescent Movement
- Historical records/documents concerning the major activities of the Japanese Red Cross Society
A research fellow at the Japanese Red Cross (JRC) College of Nursing, in collaboration with a retired employee from the Kanagawa Chapter, interviewed a former military nurse who lived in Kanagawa Prefecture. This researcher also conducted another interview with a former military nurse living in Gifu Prefecture who had been dispatched to Burma during World War II.
A research fellow from JRC Akita College of Nursing interviewed Nurse A nominated by the JRC Akita Chapter, who had been dispatched to Laos to serve refugees in 1973. A research fellow at the Japanese Red Cross (JRC) Hiroshima College of Nursing planned to interview Nurse N regarding nursing training programs organized by the Hiroshima Chapter. However, the nurse was unavailable and the researcher had to change her plans and interview Mr. A on atomic medicine instead.
- Historical reports and documents available at the Japanese Red Cross Headquarters, Chapters and other institutions.
A research fellow at the JRC Hokkaido College of Nursing, in collaboration with two retirees from the Hokkaido Chapter, examined documents from 1998 and later and placed documents concerning the establishment of the JRC Hokkaido Chapter, the JRC Hokkaido hospital, the JRC Hokkaido College of Nursing and proceedings of disaster relief activities into the permanent conservation file.
A research fellow at the JRC Toyota College of Nursing who did a survey of historical documents of the Nagoya 2nd Red Cross Hospital found that the documents were not kept inside the hospital but were stored at several locations away from the hospital. Therefore, tracking down the documents will take time and manpower.
A research fellow at the JRC Kyusyu International College of Nursing investigated original historical documents and a list of indexes held by the JRC Saga Chapter in collaboration with a Saga Chapter retiree and discussed this with relevant personnel. Afterwards, the retiree investigated documents related to Count Tsunetami Sano, the seizure of the Shosei-maru fishing boat by North Korea in 1975, and the dispatch of JRC relief nurses to the United Nations Military hospital during the Korean War.
- Feasibility of indexing historical reports/documents held by ICRC, IFRC and other Red Cross inventories concerning Japanese Red Cross activities
The Center director visited the National Archives in Washington D.C. twice in FY2014, in August 2014 and February 2015, to search for and collect original resources of the JRC and GHQ/SCAP’s Public Health and Welfare (PHW) of the American Red Cross. Also, a research fellow at the JRC College of Nursing joined him to visit the National Archives in Washington D.C. in February 2015. Collected documents were preserved in PDF format and also printed out for filing. According to weekly PHW reports, JRC nursing-related documents were searched and listed up to 1948.
Follow-up to fundamental research on establishing a center for Disaster Nursing, a program supported by Japan’s Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT)
The JRC College of Nursing, in collaboration with the JRC Institute of Humanitarian Studies, implemented a “Disaster Nursing Education Project” for three years up to the end of March 2014, helping three countries (Bangladesh, Indonesia and Thailand) develop Disaster Nursing Textbooks in the countries’ respective languages and in English. The report on the project was submitted to MEXT in May 2014.
In August 2014, the proceedings of an international symposium titled “Current Conditions and Issues of Disaster Nursing Education in the Asian Region” held at the Japanese Red Cross College of Nursing (JRCCN) on January 24?25, 2014 were produced in Japanese and English and posted on the JRC Academy and the JRC College of Nursing websites. The Japanese version was delivered to Faculties of Nursing and Colleges of Nursing in Japan. The English version was delivered to international organizations and research fellows in the three countries. The Center director gave a poster presentation about how JRCCN became the center for Disaster Nursing Education through national and international activities at the Asia Pacific Emergency and Disaster Nursing Network (APEDNN).
Study and Dissemination of International Laws Related to the Red Cross
To commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Geneva Convention, a JRC training seminar for journalists was planned based on discussion between the JRC International Department and the ICRC Tokyo Office. However, the seminar materials prepared by ICRC were not ready in time, and the training seminar was put off to a future date.
The “Recommendations for Preparing for Future Mega-disasters” by the Study Group on the Great East Japan Earthquake & International Humanitarian Assistance have been published in English. The material was distributed at the Sendai Committee for the UN World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction from March 14?18, 2015 and a two-page summary was produced in Japanese and English. The contents were explained by a member of the Study Group at a main session of the conference.
Members of study groups also participated in study meetings with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, and officers of the Disaster Prevention Department and of the Kanagawa Prefecture Government. The Center director gave a presentation on the Recommendations at the Asia Pacific Emergency and Disaster Nursing Network (APEDNN).
Public Relations Activities at the Japanese Red Cross Institute for Humanitarian Studies
The Journal of Humanitarian Studies, Vol. 4 was published. It includes ? An interview with the ICRC President and an editorial titled “The Quest for Humanity: 150 Years of International Humanitarian Law and Action,” texts related to commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the Geneva Convention, ? Articles related to commemoration of 120 years of JRC Nursing Education: Five universities and colleges of the Red Cross Society that provide higher nursing education in the world―in Switzerland, Sweden, Thailand, Korea and Japan―published articles about their history and an outline of nursing education offered at their schools. ? Articles related to commemoration of the 10th anniversary of the Aichi Expo, including a round-table discussion by participants who planned and managed the Red Cross Pavilion at the Expo, and ? Other contributors’ articles. Volume 4 contained more articles in English than previous volumes.
Round-table Discussion of the Aichi Expo
Research and Preservation of Historical Records Related to Nursing Education by the Japanese Red Cross Society
Historical documents and records of JRC Nursing Education and relief activities by JRC nurses have been collected and preserved at the JRCCN’s Historical Collection Room. In particular, important historical documents have been computerized. These include documents related to the Japanese Red Cross Hospitals, volunteer nursing groups, vocational nursing schools, the farewell address and the return thanks address from the first class of graduates of the nursing school and some documents related to Florence Nightingale. Also, photo data of the Japanese Red Cross Hospitals, volunteer nursing groups and vocational nursing schools were computerized and registered on the website for public access: http://www.redcross-history.org/database/


LIBRARIANSHIP AS A CAREER:
Libraries in India have grown and developed to such extent that by now they have not only gained importance but are now recognized as an important social institution.
Production of Information materials in various forms together with the extension of educational facilities. The intensification of research activities have significantly influenced the library activities and development in their services. In the face of the situation where a public library has become an important elements in the life of a community; an academic library has become an essential part of educational institutions; a special library has become indenpensible. The management of various types of libraries has caused challenging problems. Thus the need for persons with good academic and professional qualifications with proficiency in one of the subject of general education is the requirement of the libraries.
Librarianship as a profession, on the other hand provide variety of avenues of employment opportunities persons with a superior academic record and high qualifications can help persons to achieve high position.


As times grow increasingly perilous, many are embracing New-Age, pagan predictions. Others are wrongly setting specific dates for the end of the world based on their interpretations of the Bible (2012, etc.). These errors are setting the stage for the fulfillment of 2 Peter 3:3 ("Knowing this first, that there shall come in the last days scoffers, walking after their own lusts, And saying, Where is the promise of his coming? for since the fathers fell asleep, all things continue as they were from the beginning of the creation.")
As fanaticism and mysticism abound, many are racing to the opposite extreme as they blame and mock Biblical literalism. Actually, many have attempted to link many of the worst tragedies and delusions of history to the literal interpretation of the Bible. This book sets the record straight!
The world will not end this year. But Jesus may return at any moment! This tension between these two statements is resolved in this book.
The Word - Gail Riplinger
"So few authors do painstaking original research. Dr. James Sightler, Michael Maynard and Barry Goddard graced the 20th century with their original studies, demonstrating the purity of the King James Bible. Now in this, the 21st century, a pastor from Texas, Joey Faust, has blessed the body of Christ with his phenomenal original research. He documents the long-standing history of the view that our beloved King James Bible is the inspired word of God. He cites 335 pages of direct quotations, stretching from the 17th century to the present, demonstrating that men have always believed that the KJB is inspired and not in need of correction and ‘defining’ via questionable Greek sources. Wouldn’t you like to know what people have always believed? This book is an analecta, that is, a compilation of quotations; it is not the opinions of Faust or any other author. Faust has done an unbelievable amount of digging and research to find these quotations. Christians will be using the quotations he discovered throughout the 21st century. You will not find any other book that will better help you defend the fact that those who believe that the KJB is God’s inspired word are among the MAJORITY throughout history. I don’t know of any book I have ever read that so blessed, encouraged and brought such rejoicing to my soul. If you love your Holy Bible, it will bless you immeasurably. This is THE book to settle the inspiration debate...This book is NOT a repeat of previously presented research, but all new quotations, with complete bibliographic citations. The quotations in this book are just what you have been looking for to encourage and strengthen the believers."
(From a review of this book by Gail Riplinger, the author of, "New Age Bible Versions," and numerous other helpful books to aid the Bible believer. You can find her excellent works at: http://www.avpublications.com )
The Word: God Will Keep It - Chris Shay
“I have read this book at least 5-6 or more times, and each time I get a greater sense of how God established His word, promised to preserve it forever, and the people that believed exactly that through the years that the King James Bible has been the word of God to the English Speaking world. Great men were, and are, blessed by God for fully relying on the King James as the rule and faith in their lives. Bro. Faust has done an excellent job in letting us know it’s not a new thing to believe in the KJV, nor that they are a minority that trust in the Good Old Book.”
The Word - Jerald Finney
"...In my library, I have several books which explain the problems and imperfections with interpretations of the Bible and the reasons that prove that the KJV is God’s Word in the English language. See Endnote. However, 'The Word: God Will Keep It,' is the only book I have come across that traces the history of the Satanic plot that attempts to discredit and replace the KJV.
In fact, 'The Word: God Will Keep It,' is the most dynamic book I have read that deals with the KJV controversy. This book will fortify the understanding the believer who loves and understands God and His Word and the ability of God to do all things, including the power to preserve His Word in English. Pastor Faust’s arguments and reasoning are supported by facts and quotes with relevant Bible verses and comments interspersed, all building into a mighty crescendo whose peak is an explanation of the Jericho scholars who 'shipwreck the faith of Christians in the infallibility of the Bible.'
Pastor Faust explains how the attempted plot to destroy the KJV has been and is being carried out; how the Satanic plan used in the Garden of Eden to convince Eve that God’s Word was not to be trusted has been very successful in leading many to reject the infallibility of the KJV. He quotes from many writers over the past 400 years and applies Scripture to the spiritual warfare surrounding the KJV..."
(Jerald Finney is a Christian attorney and author in Austin, Texas).
The Word - James Frederick
"...I recently purchased a copy of your book on the KJB, The Word: God Will Keep It' from AV Publications. I appreciate your work on this book. This book was badly needed to show the history of KJB believers believing the KJB..."
The Word - Nathan Ham
“Pastor Faust, just wanted to thank you for your book The Word: God Will Keep It. The quotations are INCREDIBLE and I’ve never seen anything like it. It is exactly what you meant for it to be: a real faith booster. Thanks for all that labor, I can’t imagine how much work it really was. This is what King James Bible believers really needed. I had no idea how strong and popular this was back in the 1700s and 1800s. How foolish to think it a movement started by Ruckman. I read quotes in your book demonstrating “Ruckmanites” over 100 years before Ruckman! God bless you for your labor for The Word. In Christ,”
The Word - Dr. Don Boys
“Joey, I just finished your book last night. You did a superb job! I almost felt sorry for the critics who claim that KJV Only is of recent origin. The amount of research had to be astounding. Thanks.”
The Word - Kent Hovind
“…a fabulous book on the KJ issue!…must read…Bro Hovind LOVES your new book!”


Books we recommend
While the Word of God is certainly the most important collection of writings to study, we believe there are several other books that can also be helpful resources for Christian believers. Because so many “Christian” books are available, it can be difficult to discern which books are truly Christ-centered and useful for living a God-honoring life. Here are some of our recommendations. These books have been broken into categories for your convenience. Just click on a category you’re interested in and scroll through the list of books. These lists are not exhaustive, but they can help point you in the right direction as you work to glorify God in everything you do.


Here are pieces that I have written.
The work from 2010 and before originate out of my research into the design of human rights and ethnic minority movements. This was the subject of my writing and research from my undergraduate days at University of Chicago, through my Master’s at Central European University, and culminating in my PhD at Queen’s University Belfast. My driving question was how disenfranchised groups could use non-violent, human rights-based tactics to their political advantage — and what ethical and diplomatic challenges this repertoire caused.
Since 2010 — since I began my study of law and design — my interests have shifted towards how design process and methods may make the power of law more accessible to more people. Like with my earlier work, I am still motivated by how the disenfranchised may level the playing field and gain access to power. Now, though, my work is more project-based and grounded in design work, rather than strictly social science research.
Law By Design, a free and open working prototype of a book, describing my key process and insights in bringing law and design together
A Visual Approach to Law, Margaret Hagan, presentation to the University of Michigan Law School, Spring 2017.
Hagan, Margaret D. (forthcoming). “Design Thinking for Law,” In Legal Informatics, University of Cambridge Press, edited by Daniel Katz and Ron Dolin.
Hagan, Margaret D. and Daniel Bernal. “Redesigning Justice Innovation: A Standardized Methodology,” Stanford Journal of Civil Rights and Civil Liberties.
Hagan, Margaret D. (2019). “Participatory Design for Innovation in Access to Justice.” Daedalus Winter. https://doi.org/10.1162/DAED_a_00544.
Hagan, Margaret D. (2019). “The Justice Is in the Details: Evaluating Different Self-Help Designs for Legal Capability in Traffic Court.” Journal of Open Access to the Law 7 (1). https://ojs.law.cornell.edu/index.php/joal/article/view/97/94.
Hagan, Margaret D. (2019). “Exploding the Fine Print: Designing Visual, Interactive, Consumer-Centric Contracts and Disclosures.” In Legal Tech, Smart Contracts and Blockchain. Perspectives in Law, Business and Innovation, edited by Marco Corrales, M. Fenwick, and Helena Haapio, 93–122. Singapore: Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-6086-2_4.
Palmirani, Monica, Arianna Rossi, Michele Martoni, and Margaret Hagan (2018). “A Methodological Framework to Design a Machine-Readable Privacy Icon Set.”JusletterIT, no. February. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3195937.
Hagan, Margaret D (2018). “A Human-Centered Design Approach to Access to Justice: Generating New Prototypes and Hypotheses for Interventions to Make Courts User-Friendly.” Indiana Journal of Law and Social Equality 6 (2): 199–239. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3186101
Hagan, Margaret D. and Miso Kim (2017). “Design for Dignity and Procedural Justice.” In Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, Proceedings of the Applied Human Factors and Ergonomics International Conference, 2017. Springer Press. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2994354
Ozenc, F. Kursat and Margaret D. Hagan (2017). “Ritual Design: Crafting Team Rituals for Meaningful Organizational Change” In Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, Proceedings of the Applied Human Factors and Ergonomics International Conference, 2017.
The User Experience of the Internet as a Legal Help Service, Margaret Hagan, Virginia Journal of Law and Technology, November 2016.
Designing 21st Century Disclosures for Financial Decision Making, Margaret Hagan, White Paper, Stanford Law School, Summer 2016.
User Centered Privacy Communication Design, Margaret Hagan, SOUPS conference, Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security, Denver, Summer 2016.
User Centered Legal Design, a short introduction and bibliography for the California Judicial Council
“Antitrust on the Internet: a Comparative Assessment of Competition Law Enforcement in the Internet Realm,” by Gönenç Gürkaynak, Derya Durlu and Margaret Hagan, International Bar Association’s Business Law International, Volume 4, Issue 1, January 2013.
Here is press coverage about my work.
Applying Design Thinking to Law, Stanford Lawyer article about my work and the Legal Design Lab
Law By Design: A Challenging Read, a review of my book
“Law By Design”, Canadian Bar Association article on my work, by Yves Faguy


What is Family? That is a philosophical question that has bugged humans for centuries. In today’s episode, Joseph M. Pierce, explore this issue through the diaries of a late 18th century Argentine family. We explore the differences between the public sphere, the private sphere and the evolving role of women, education in society.
In order to approach these issues, I anchor this book in a particular place and time, and on four related individuals. The Bunge siblings:
Carlos Octavio (1875‒1918),
Julia Valentina (1880‒1969),
Alejandro (1880‒1943), and
Delfina (1881‒1952), were part of a generation of eight.
Each of them crafted a distinct authorial voice and body of work. They all had privileged access to power, access that they would exploit and harness to their benefit. They intervened in nationally and internationally significant ways through continued engagement with critical issues (economics, law, culture, literature, art, politics, etc.) as members of the upper class. In short, they were a family of writers who wrote about family.
Their father, Octavio Bunge (1844‒1910) was a Supreme Court justice, descended from a handsome Prussian adventurer and politician, Karl August Bunge (1804‒1849).
Their mother, María Luisa Bunge Arteaga (1853‒1934), was an accomplished painter and came from a commercially successful Basque family who had immigrated to Uruguay in the eighteenth century
Julia Valentina Bunge as Princesse Lointaine. Bunge Family Archive (Courtesy of Lucía Gálvez)
The Bunge-Arteaga family was part of the network of landed elite that consolidated power over the course of the nineteenth century through strategic marriages, political alliances, and business savvy that came to be known as the Argentine oligarquía.
They were a politically influential, socially respected family that formed an essential part of the intellectual elite in Buenos Aires, as they were also connected to the broader network of wealthy landowners in the province of Buenos Aires. Indeed, the Bunges are one of Argentina’s most prolific intellectual families—which is also to say political families—of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, among the likes of the Mansillas, Guido y Spanos, Villafañes, Ocampos, Borgeses, and Payrós. As a generation of writers who left a vast oeuvre of both public and private texts, the Bunge siblings provide an unparalleled window onto the contradictory period of modernization in Argentina. They enact what Ángel Rama calls the vacillations of power, art, discourse, and signification of “la ciudad modernizada” (“the modernized city”).
Excerpt from Argentine Intimacies
On June 24, 1904 a letter arrived at the Bunge household addressed to twenty-two-year-old Delfina Bunge congratulating her for being awarded honorable mention in a literary competition held by the Parisian magazine Femina. Encouraged by her mother and unbeknownst to her father, she had submitted, in French and under the pseudonym Marguerite, an essay responding to the question: “Is the young woman of today happy?” As I noted earlier, this pseudonym directly links Delfina to Monniot’s novelized diary, Marguerite à vingtans, which she quotes at length in her own cuaderno-copia in an entry dated October 20, 1900. Soon, however, Marguerite’s identity was revealed and, as historians Cárdenas and Payá put it: “The news exploded like a bomb in society.” The news was explosive not necessarily because of what was written—a series of character sketches of turn-of-the-century young women—but for who was doing the writing.
Delfina Bunge with bouquet. Bunge Family Archive (Courtesy of Lucía Gálvez)
Recollecting the event in his own memoirs, Manuel Gálvez notes, “Before Delfina started out as a writer, a woman of her elevated social condition, whether she were married or single, could not publish a single line without being ridiculed”
To write a diary was one thing, but to publish a literary text was quite another for a young woman of the upper class. To become ridiculed, to bring dishonor on the family, to expose oneself to gossip, these are only some of the dangers implied by Gálvez, who hearkens one of the primary dilemmas of nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century women writers: the transgressive publicity of asserting an authorial voice as a woman.
Literary scholar María Gabriela Mizraje describes this dilemma as always involving a shift from the traditional private space of the home, and the public, “masculine” space of politics (and writing). The problem, Mizraje asks, is “How to move oneself between the subtle threads of discretion and scandal, of intimacy, defamation, and betrayal.” “El caso Delfina,” is illustrative of this dilemma in that her essay forces the Bunge family to engage with the turn-of-the-century debate over the role of women in Argentine society; to decide whether their evidently talented daughter should be allowed to expose herself to such scrutiny.
“El caso Delfina” as more than simply a social “bomb,” but rather, more suggestively, as a queer event. It is a moment in which the threat of queerness engages a range of social actors (family members, friends, literary critics) to grapple with the uncomfortable position of transgressing social norms. The queer event rattles the cage of normativity. It marks a point of divergence from the accepted behavior of a young woman in society and opens a fissure in bourgeois decency.
Joseph M. Pierce is Associate Professor in the Department of Hispanic Languages and Literature at Stony Brook University. His research focuses on the intersections of kinship, gender, sexuality, and race in Latin America, 19th century literature and culture, queer studies, Indigenous studies, and hemispheric approaches to citizenship and belonging. He is the author of Argentine Intimacies: Queer Kinship in an Age of Splendor, 1890-1910 (SUNY Press, 2019) and co-editor of Políticas del amor: Derechos sexuales y escrituras disidentes en el Cono Sur (Cuarto Propio, 2018) as well as the forthcoming special issue of GLQ, “Queer/Cuir Américas: Translation, Decoloniality, and the Incommensurable.” His work has been published recently in Revista Hispánica Moderna, Critical Ethnic Studies, The Art Newspaper, and has also been featured in Indian Country Today. Along with SJ Norman (Koori, Wiradjuri) he is co-curator of the performance series Knowledge of Wounds. He is a citizen of the Cherokee Nation.
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I’ve been reading Robinson Crusoe, in preparation to teach it soon, and I like the following expression about the narrator’s experience:
Thus we never see the true state of our condition, till it is illustrated to us by its contraries; nor know how to value what we enjoy, but by the want of it.
In the past few weeks, I’ve been searching for recently-published postcolonial books to assign in one of my spring classes. I loved reading Never Let Me Go in my search. It is very beautiful and subtle.
A few days ago, I read Alan Jacobs’s new book. I love these sentences, “Relatively few people want to think. Thinking troubles us; thinking tires us” (17).
Over the weekend, I recovered from a busy travel schedule with this wonderful book.
Over the weekend, I read two plays by Suzan-Lori Parks. I enjoyed her response to The Scarlet Letter.
I enjoy reading books that stir up good memories, like this one.
This summer, I re-read To Kill a Mockingbird for a Young Adult Literature course I’ll be teaching this fall. This time around, I was drawn to Atticus’s priorities as a parent as he describes his disciplinary decisions:
Bad language is a stage all children go through […] Hotheadedness isn’t. (116)


Welcome to the official website of the Asia Information Retrieval Societies Conference, 2-4 December 2015, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
The Queensland University of Technology is glad to host AIRS 2015 in Brisbane, Australia, from 2 to 4 December.
The Asia Information Retrieval Societies Conference (AIRS) aims to bring together researchers and developers to exchange new ideas and latest achievements in the field of Information Retrieval. The scope of the conference covers applications, systems, technologies and theory aspects of Information Retrieval in text, audio, image, video and multimedia data.
The AIRS 2015 welcomes submissions of original papers in the broad field of Information Retrieval and the proceedings will be published as a Springer’s LNCS volume. Details about relevant topics, publication format and submission deadlines can be found in the Call for Papers.


Fan Library, July 1982. p. 14-18.
Karn talks sculpture, food, and not knowing how to play a single note on the bass.
Fan Library, July 1982. p. 20-22.
Jansen discusses photography, Japanese music, and living outside of the spotlight.
Low Key Man
Fan Library, July 1982. p. 28-30.
A rare interview with Japan's man in the shadows, Richard Barbieri.
Who Plays What
Fan Library, July 1982. p. 31.
In case you needed to know what guage strings Mick Karn used in 1982.
Fan Library, July 1982. p. 34-39.
Sylvian reveals a little about what's going on underneath his immaculate bouffant.
The Japanese Connection
Fan Library, July 1982. p. 46.
Parallels between Japan and their, um, Japanese cousins.
No. 1 Mag, Nov 1984. by Paul Bursche.
Interview with Mick Karn and Peter Murphy about their project Dali's Car.
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There have been moments, see; pinpricks in time that have given me such an essential and triumphant feeling of realness I am for that one split second jolted directly back into myself. I have found it when immersed in bodies of very cold water, when face-to-face with a vast and beautiful view. I have found it in print, loud noise and in utter silence. I have found it in darkness too. But most of all, most consistently, I have found it in art.
'I loved following Francesca's attempts to feel real in the twenty-first century. Enlightening, insightful, thought-provoking, and still often laugh-out-loud funny.'
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'A compelling and timely exploration of contemporary reality... I found myself completely captivated by her voice and view of the world.'
Nathan Dunne. Author of Lichtenstein
'Truly such a wonderful read. There were numerous drifts of sentence and sentiment that I was unable to pass by without noting down - certain things stuck, resonated, rang so piercingly true.'
Ella Frances Sanders. Author of Everything, Beautiful
'Through asking what it means to feel real, Francesca Ramsay reaches deep into the human condition, grappling with themes of time, meaning and solitude, always with an astute eye and deft humour, allowing PINCH ME to become a book that will stay with you long after reading.'
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A Guide to Choosing Your Children's Schools & Monitoring Their School Experiences is a must read for all current and prospective parents, ideally before their children reach school age. It will help them plan ahead to ensure successful educational experience for their children. The first part of the book draws attention to various factors parents should, but do not always, consider that affect their children's education. For example, what school is best for my child: Public or private; Charter, County or City school? Where you buy a home may take these choices out of your hands! The book challenges parents to use readily available information in print and on the internet, regarding school academic history, location, resources, curriculum and extra-curricular offerings, to plan ahead. It encourages parents to make deliberate choices that would position their children in the neighborhoods that would place them in the best schools. The second part of the book argues for, and illustrates, why parents should closely monitor their children's experiences from pre-school through high school, even in the best of schools. The book concludes with suggestions on various ways parents can forge effective partnerships with the school/teacher to facilitate a successful experience for their children/ward.
Motivating: Fun, interactive activities, games and worksheets that introduce all the essentials in a progressive manner. Innovative: Efficient, effective teaching that makes learning easy, interesting. Focus: Carefully crafted activities to tackle common weaknesses and problems. Modular: Difficult, complex concepts introduced in a digestible, modular form. Standard: Standard musical words and terms used consistently throughout.
This 100-page book alternates between lined pages and blank pages, allowing your child space to draw pictures and write stories
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Professor Eisenman is a personal friend. I respect his work very much and hope that your interest in history will encourage you to get a copy. This was truly a modern day suspense mystery. Eisenman is a rarity, a courageous academic.
Breaking the Dead Sea Scrolls Monopoly: A New Interpretation of the Messianic Movement in Palestine: Robert Eisenman: 9781725750456: Amazon.com: Books
In this book, Professor Robert Eisenman details his struggles to break the monopoly on the Dead Sea Scrolls enjoyed by “The Official Team” and open them up to all: scholars and lay people alike. This monopoly had been going on for almost 40 years where only a select few with identical views could see the entire corpus, while the vast majority of outsiders could only see what this Establishment chose to publish with their always like-minded interpretations. To break through this monopoly, Prof. Eisenman followed a series of fortuitous steps. First, in the mid-1980’s he was fortunate enough to obtain a complete copy of The Official Israel Antiquities Authority List of all the existing Scroll fragments and documents. In about the same year, while an N.E.H. Fellow at The Albright Institute (“The American School” where the Scrolls first came in, in 1948), on the very first day of his arrival he was also fortunate enough to meet the actual photographer who photographed them. With the help of Michael Baigent (z”l), he was able to convince this individual to make over a second copy of all the plates to him. Then after many adventures - some positive, some negative - he was able to arrange for their complete publication in two volumes. In this book, for the first time Prof. Eisenman will reveal the name of this individual. In the second part, he will go through the meaning of the Scrolls - why based on the contents of the Documents themselves and not inaccurate preconceptions this is actually “The Literature of the Messianic Movement in Palestine” or what the author sometimes alludes to as “Palestinian Christianity”. As such, it is the very opposite of thatoverseas development of “Normative Christianity” we all know – i.e., “Pauline Christianity” - which developed in Romeand Alexandria and was abominated by these “Messianists” at Qumran. Its progenitor, Paul, will be identified in the book as a descendant of Herod and the personal and absolute “Enemy” of“James the Brother of Jesus,” called “The Just One” and “The Leader of the Movement in Palestine” equivalent to “The Righteous Teacher” in the Dead Sea Scrolls.


"How to Conduct Pharma Manufacturing Inspections" provides a comprehensive and practical guide to conducting pharma manufacturing inspections. Written by industry experts, the book outlines the proper steps to be taken in an inspection, including the compilation of an inventory of faults, irregularities, and discrepancies. It also provides useful advice on how production and control procedures can be upgraded.
The book also discusses the importance of understanding national policy and the importance of maintaining confidentiality of information with commercial value. A must-have resource for any pharma manufacturer, this book is an indispensable guide to success.
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The first step in conducting a pharmaceutical manufacturing inspection is to assess the facility. This should include an assessment of the layout, equipment, and staff, as well as any safety protocols and processes in place. The inspection should also include an audit of the facility’s quality control systems. This will help to identify any areas of improvement and make sure that the products meet the necessary safety standards.
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In the years following his conversion experience in 1886, the saintliness of Charles de Foucauld (1858-1916) was recognized by people who knew him–his fellow Trappists monks, the Poor Clare nuns in Nazareth, the French soldiers garrisoned in the Sahara, and the Tuareg nomads. His abbot at Notre-Dame-des-Neiges, for example, wrote of Charles: “Never in my life have I seen a man who comes so close to the ideal of holiness. Never have I seen outside of books such marvels of penance, humility, poverty, and love of God.”
The publication of a biography by René Bazin in 1921 introduced Charles to many more people. Just a few years later, in 1927, his cause for canonization was first opened.
The process of canonization is often a long and complicated process involving several steps. Now, more than 100 years after his death, the process for declaring Charles a saint has been completed. All that awaits is the official date of canonization. Any forthcoming information will be posted here.
Read about the miracle attributed to Charles that led to his canonization: Miracles Happen.
Beatification of Charles de Foucauld
On November 13, 2005, Charles was beatified, a step along the way toward sainthood, at the Basilica of St. Peter in Rome. This bestowed upon him the title of “Blessed.”
Here is an excerpt from Pope Benedict XVI’s address at the Beatification Mass:
“Let us give thanks for the witness borne by Charles de Foucauld. In his contemplative and hidden life in Nazareth, he discovered the truth about the humanity of Jesus and invites us to contemplate the mystery of the Incarnation; in this place he learned much about the Lord, whom he wanted to follow with humility and poverty.
“He discovered that Jesus, who came to join us in our humanity, invites us to universal brotherhood, which he subsequently lived in the Sahara, and to love, of which Christ gave us the example. As a priest, he placed the Eucharist and the Gospel at the heart of his life, the two tables of the Word and of the Bread, source of Christian life and mission.”
The beatification of Charles was official recognition of his life of heroic virtue. He was publicly declared to be a guide for men and women on their journey to God.
Return to Br. Charles Main Page.


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|Fig. 1: Frasassi Caves, Italy (credit: Astrobiology)|
|Fig. 2: Energy2D simulations (credit: Astrobiology)|
This is the second paper that uses Energy2D in astrobiology research (and the 16th published paper that used Energy2D in scientific research to simulate a natural or man-made system). In the first paper, Energy2D was used to simulate the thermal conditions for the origin of life. Once again, the publication of this paper provides fresh evidence for the broader impacts of our work.


Event At Swindon Central Library – A date for your diary!
Saturday 18th April
Central Library, 11am – 1pm
This week’s meet and greet focusses on work around children.
Whether you are interested in home schooling, your child likes science or you’d like your baby to grow up learning another language, we will have a variety of authors joining us.
From 11am our authors will be forming a panel and discussing their own work followed by questions from the audience.
If you are wanting to write a book for children, be part of the discussion!
Jane is introducing her debut book, covering short stories for children aged 4 to 11 years.
Each tale includes values for life such as independence, confidence, respect, trust and responsibility.
In her career as a teacher, Jane has taught in Germany and Hong Kong as well as Wiltshire, giving her a wealth of experience, some of which are in the book.
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Muhammad: Prophet of Peace Amid the Clash of Empires by Juan Cole
- Muhammad: Prophet of Peace Amid the Clash of Empires
- Juan Cole
- Page: 336
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- ISBN: 9781568587837
- Publisher: PublicAffairs
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Muhammad: Prophet of Peace Amid the Clash of Empires by Juan Cole In the midst of the dramatic seventh-century war between two empires, Muhammad was a spiritual seeker in search of community and sanctuary.
Many observers stereotype Islam and its scripture as inherently extreme or violent-a narrative that has overshadowed the truth of its roots. In this masterfully told account, preeminent Middle East expert Juan Cole takes us back to Islam’s-and the Prophet Muhammad’s-origin story.
Cole shows how Muhammad came of age in an era of unparalleled violence. The eastern Roman Empire and the Sasanian Empire of Iran fought savagely throughout the Near East and Asia Minor. Muhammad’s profound distress at the carnage of his times led him to envision an alternative movement, one firmly grounded in peace. The religion Muhammad founded, Islam, spread widely during his lifetime, relying on soft power instead of military might, and sought armistices even when militarily attacked. Cole sheds light on this forgotten history, reminding us that in the Qur’an, the legacy of that spiritual message endures.
A vibrant history that brings to life the fascinating and complex world of the Prophet, Muhammad is the story of how peace is the rule and not the exception for one of the world’s most practiced religions.
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Sr. Noreen Sugrue has shared her reative skills as a teacher, artist and Congregation archivist. She taught elementary grades, spirituality to novices, and art to students of all ages, including one summer in Appalachia and ten summers at the New York Foundling. From 1973-1986 as the Assistant Archivist for the Congregation, she chose a new archives storage location and designed the building space, managed the artifacts in the Elizabeth Seton Museum, and arranged and described the historic materials.
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Here is a beautiful Penguin Classics edition of the timeless Odyssey by Homer. There always is a good reason to (re)read this eternal classic. The flawless and poetic language, the Greek culture, the avant-gardiste women’s role, and of course the cultural impact on our modern literature – from Margaret Atwood and James Joyce to Jean Giraudoux and André Gide.
Everyone knows the Odyssey. It is one of the most important foundational works of Western literature; the title has become a common noun. Even if you haven’t read the Odyssey itself, you have a sense of what an odyssey is. The homeward wanderer, the giants and witches that threaten to prevent his return, his faithful wife, his battle to reclaim his house. The Odyssey endures partly because it is a brilliantly told, highly engaging story, and partly because it addresses themes that people can still identify with. Although the world of Homer is vastly different from our own, and the heroic and supernatural elements of the tale place it firmly outside the naturalistic realm, the psychology of the characters still rings true, and fabulous events are easily interpreted as metaphors for the more mundane trials experienced by every human being.
The notion of life as a journey fraught with intrigue, temptation, romance and peril is so familiar that it has become a cliché, but it still has rich potential for original elaboration, and the Odyssey has inspired countless works which use elements of Homer’s tale for their own purposes. Some are retellings of the whole epic, ranging from simple adaptations, designed to make it briefer and more accessible without altering it in any important way, to radical up-datings. Some recount the story from another point of view, giving us a fresh perspective on the events. Some take a minor incident as the basis for a new, fully imagined story, one that overlaps only slightly with Homer’s Odyssey; some deviate from Homer’s account of events, proposing new outcomes. The most ambitious are grand re-imaginings that use the Odyssey as a framework on which to construct a new fully developed fictional world. Each of these derivitive works has its own integrity, like any work of literature, each also responds to the aesthetic standards of its period: constantly shifting notions of what a work of literature should sound like, and what function it should serve.


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Bloody Friday, BBC Northern Ireland |2012. On Friday 21 July 1972, 19 Provisional IRA bombs ripped through the calm of a balmy Belfast afternoon. The documentary was released for the 40th anniversary of Bloody Friday in 2012.
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Made in Belfast: The Legacy of the Troubles, The Guardian|2016. As Ireland commemorates the 100th anniversary of the Easter Rising, the Guardian travels north of the border with film-makers Hen Norton and Dan Dennison, to seek out the legacy of a generations-old conflict now in remission under a fragile peace agreement.


This is my mom. She is a volunteer at the at the Aguilar Public Library here in New York City. Once a week she works with adults who want to learn to read. These are some of her students. She’s been doing this for over a year now and to hear her describe the moment when someone who could not read all of a sudden starts reading…well it’s just amazing.
The NYPL is facing major budget cuts. Programs like this (and many others) are in danger. Entire libraries could be closed. What does it say about a society with a Starbucks and a Chase on every other corner but lacking the funds to maintain the very places that exist solely to inform, educate and delight its people?
Libraries are not just for borrowing books. They are places where the community can come together to learn, explore and help each other. We need more of this and fewer ATM’s and venti lattes.
I don’t want my daughter growing up in a word without libraries. I made a donation today to the NYPL. I’d be grateful if you would as well.


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This course surveys British history from the Stone Age until the Hanoverian Age of the 18th century. We will especially emphasize England in the medieval and early-modern periods. British history during this period is extremely rich; we could not possibly discuss everything that happened! Therefore, we will pay special attention to a few specific themes, namely the development of parliamentary forms of government, the role of religious conflict in shaping political and social developments, and the emergence of a fledgling British Empire in area ranging from Ireland to the American West Indies. In the 19th century Britain became the most powerful nation-state in the world, with armies and merchants strung across a wide-ranging Empire. How did a small island nation become so influential in world history? This course seeks to illuminate the foundations of Britain's 19th-century rise to power and possible parallels between the development of a British Empire and what many claim is a late-20th and 21st-century American Empire.
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Sarah Ziolkowska is the wife of the Canadian comedian, actor, writer, director, and producer Nathan Fielder. She works as a librarian and reading expert.
She tied the knot with him in 2007, but their marriage lasted only slightly over a decade before reaching its lowest point in 2015.
Sarah established a successful career in education. She works with children and schools about library resources.
On the other hand, her ex-husband pursued a career in acting and rose to prominence as co-creator of the comic reality series Nathan For You.
He serves as the executive producer of the show How to Train with John Wilson. Let’s get to know about her personal and professional life;
Early Life & family
Sarah Ziolkowska is a citizen of Canada. She was born in Canada. She spent a portion of her formative years in Toronto. Then she moved to America.
It is believed that she is of Caucasian descent. Sarah Joy Ziolkowska’s actual date of birth has never been made public.
Her birth name is also Sarah Joy Ziolkowska.
There needs to be more information regarding her family history, including her parents and siblings.
As a result of her exceptional education throughout her life, Sarah Ziolkowska decided to pursue a career in education.
More specifically, she wants to promote digital literacy among younger generations while working in schools and libraries.
Her varied roles include those of a librarian, bookkeeper, essayist, custodian, reading specialist, and more.
She is responsible for cleaning the building. She interned at the W.K. Kellogg Health Sciences Library as an undergraduate student.
She assisted students and staff, developed webcasts, and provided reference and circulation services.
While attending Dalhousie University, Sarah was employed in the education field as a teaching assistant, advancing her career.
After completing her degree, she pursued a career as a librarian. She began her career at Park Century School in Culver City.
She has been employed as a reading specialist since October 2012.
Rise to fame
Sarah Ziolkowska worked in education. At the same time, she was studying for her master’s degree at Dalhousie University.
She held a position as an intern at the W.K. Kellog Health Sciences Library. She was there from 2008 to 2009.
In addition to assisting students with their research projects and other academic responsibilities, her primary concentration as an intern at the time was producing webcasts promoting information literacy.
She was hired at Dalhousie University as a teaching assistant after her degree completion.
She remained employed and continued to teach and perform research for two years.
After some time, she moved to the Park Century School in Culver, where she worked as a librarian and reading specialist.
She has maintained her study and progress toward achieving her goals.
2015 was the year that she completed the Wilson Reading Systems Certification.
Sarah has acquired experience in several reading intervention strategies through her work in the Wilson Program, which serves students from low-income families.
Additionally, she is a youth librarian at the Halifax North Memorial Public Library, where she works part-time.
Sarah Zilkowska wife
Sarah Ziolkowska met Nathan Fielder, her ex-husband, in 2007.
They met, fell in love, and started dating before their 2011 wedding in an intimate ceremony with only a few family and friends.
Despite some difficulties in the marriage, the partnership was successful and flourished.
They have differences of opinion prevailed. And in 2014, they decided to no longer be together as a couple.
2015 was the year that saw the conclusion of the divorce procedures between Nathan Fielder and Sarah Ziolkowska.
However, the couple had no children. The A.V. Club said that Sarah Ziolkowska and her children were traumatized by her divorce.
She could not believe how rapidly everything went from good to poor and plummeted.
Sarah Ziolkowska Ex-Husband, Nathan Fielder
There are many stories of when and where an actor and comedian married a librarian and reading specialist.
Some say the couple met in the 2000s. They married in 2007 after dating.
Things were going well after the wedding, but Fielder’s demanding work schedule led to their 2014 divorce.
The divorce was finalised at the Stanley Courthouse in Los Angeles on April 16, 2015.
However, several sources reported the former couple met in 2007 but did not specify when they married.
Two contradicting testimony say the couple was married for 7–8 years. In addition, the union did not result in children’s birth.
It is interesting to note that after almost a year, Ziolkowska’s ex-husband discussed the breakup of their marriage. His account suggests that the event as a whole was more upsetting than surprising. He continued by saying that divorce is even more devastating than illness.
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Ziolkowska has been largely missing since her divorce, and there are no rumours about her. It is unclear if she is dating anyone else.
She cannot claim the same about her ex-husband, who has been linked to various women, including Maci.
Rumours fly directly from the duo’s time together on Nathan For You, although many have hypothesised that the pair may have something going on. Aside from that, the Canadian actor and comedian has not spoken publicly about whether he is romantically involved with her.
Sarah Ziolkowska Height And Weight
Regarding Ziolkowska’s physical measurements, she has a respectable height of 5 feet 6 inches, equal to 1.70 meters.
In addition, she weighs 51 kilograms, equivalent to 112 pounds. Sarah has golden brown hair and lighter brown eyes. She has no other body dimensions, dress size, or shoe size.
Sarah Ziolkowska Net Worth
Sarah’s only renown is marrying Nathan Fielder. It made her famous. She is self-sufficient and earns a lot.
She makes $51,000 a year. We need to find out her net worth.
However, she has not published her financial worth. Her hubby is worth about $3 million. Additionally, she is not currently endorsing any items or brands.


Tutorials & Examples
The Serverpod tutorials teach you how to use Serverpod to build a backend for your Flutter app. We are actively working on developing more samples and tutorials. Let us know what you want to learn about or if you wish to contribute.
CodeX and Johannes Milke have created some great tutorials which are available on Youtube.
CodeX: Introduction to Serverpod and installation.
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CodeX: Calling Serverpod methods from Flutter.
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Johannes Milke: Covers installation, CRUD operations, and real-time communication.
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Looking at examples can be a great way to learn. Here we collect samples created by the Serverpod team and the community.
- Pixorama: A multi-user drawing experience. Showcases Serverpod's real-time capabilities and is less than one page of code.
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P.M. Newton is the author of The Old School (Penguin Australia, 2010) and its forthcoming sequel, and has contributed the following piece about how her writing has been shaped by tertiary education.
Every writer has their own ‘How I was published’ story. No matter how the details vary, they share a number of traits. They all start with a creative spark, a story, a character, an idea that just won’t let go. Then that spark is cultivated and protected with stubborn purpose, through re-writes, re-drafts, edits and re-edits so that the manuscript resembles an athlete, primed, primped and pumped to make the most of the little bit of luck that comes its way.
And by luck, I mean that moment when your work is put into the right hands, before the right set of eyes. It’s a moment that might only come once and if the manuscript is underprepared then it’s wasted.
By the time I realised that the ‘thing’ I’d been working on for over a year was, in fact, a book it had dug itself into my consciousness. I wanted to hang around with the characters and tell their stories, and I wanted to see them go out into the world. I wanted their stories to be read.
It seemed logical to me to find a way to test the work on an audience, one that was not composed of friends and family who were likely to say kind things. If I was writing a book then the words needed to be strong enough to go out into the world and meet strangers. I wasn’t sure where to go or what to do. With 80,000 words written, but being nowhere near the end, I went through the usual beginning writer phases of putting it away, working on something else (an even longer unfinished SFF novel) then pulling it out again, because the character and her story were still chewing away on my brain.
When I returned to university to do a one-year Graduate Diploma course in a new profession, I discovered that the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) had a school of creative writing. I decided that my reward for completing my professional degree would be to enrol in a Graduate Certificate in Creative Writing, take my words out and show them to an audience of strangers – or, as I like to call them, readers.
It may not be the route that suits everyone, but for me it was an excellent decision. I walked into my first semester evening class and found a well-known literary writer was the tutor. That was intimidating. I was a middle-aged ex-cop, with no background in fiction and the beginning of a crime genre novel to workshop. Not turning tail and running was the best decision I ever made.
Over the next three semesters I workshopped two chapters of my unfinished novel and received enough constructive critical feedback to give me confidence that it was worth forging on. The Graduate Certificate helped me to make those chapters work – and, more importantly, to realise that I was writing the right character but in the wrong book. What I thought was her backstory was, in truth, the story. In my final semester I began work on another book, still crime, with my character about a decade younger and at the beginning of a police career.
After nearly six years of struggle, I was finally writing the book that would eventually be published as The Old School. I gained the confidence to make this decision and to start a new book by not only having my own work critiqued, but by reading my fellow students’ work. Workshopping has its supporters and its detractors; my experience of it was that I learnt a lot about editing and problem solving from reading and thinking about my classmates’ work. (Oh, how much easier it is to see the flaws in other peoples’ work! After which you re-read and then reluctantly acknowledge them in your own.)
By working with tutors who were themselves published authors, I gained insight into the variety of approaches to writing, plotting, planning, storytelling, editing. By reading the extracts and examples and novels set by the tutors to illustrate various aspects of style, genre and technique, I was exposed to works I would not normally have read.
At the end of my Graduate Certificate, I felt a little adrift. I was about to set out on what I knew to be a big undertaking – the writing of a book. I was also acutely aware of my lack of connection to the writing ‘industry’. I had no idea how I would eventually get a finished book into the hands of a publisher or an agent.
To maintain some structure, I entered a competition for a publication fellowship at Varuna and I applied for a Masters by Research at UTS. I was unsuccessful at both. The letters arrived on the same day just before Christmas. The sense of desolation and fear at how I would continue without encouragement, advice and support was crushing. I accepted the offer of extended feedback on my novel and was encouraged again by the enthusiastic and sensible advice. It was a reminder of how much I valued that and how much I would miss it.
Some days after this feedback session I received a phone call. I had been accepted on the second round of offers to the research program at UTS to start a Masters by Research in Creative Writing.
I spent the next three years (I chose to do it part-time) working and writing and drafting and redrafting and editing and cutting and making my novel as fine as it could be. I had the support of a supervisor to prod and provoke and ask questions that made me think about what I was trying to do. And when the work was completed it was read, by someone in the right place at the right time who sent out into the world of publishing with a good recommendation.The manuscript was read by a few people before it ended up in the hands of an agent who got it, got me, and found it the right publisher.
That bit at the end was the lucky bit – the words finding the right readers. But if the manuscript hadn’t been through such a rigorous process, then all the luck in the world wouldn’t have meant a thing.