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Walking in the woods can be dangerous times for those who aren’t sure of their way. The stories of Red Riding Hood do not usually end especially happily. Sure, the Woodsman generally shows up at the end and takes care of any dastardly bad wolves who might have just tricked and eaten anyone’s grandmothers, but that hardly sounds like an enjoyable visit in even the best of situations! The tales of the Little Red Riding Hood are ones of curiosity gone wrong, of the dangers of the wilderness.


The history of africa begins with the emergence of homo sapiens in east africa and continues into the present as a patchwork of diverse and politically developing . Posts about ma english literature written by neoenglish. Jstor is a digital library of academic journals books and primary sources. After the ascension to power of the national party np in 1948 legislation that further alienated people from their land and property was passed
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DecoTengu is Python dive decompression library to experiment with various implementations of Buhlmann decompression model with Erik Baker’s gradient factors (other decompression models might be possible in the future).
The results of DecoTengu calculations are decompression stops and tissue saturation information. Third party applications can use those results for data analysis purposes or dive planning functionality.
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The Actes and Monuments, popularly known as Foxe's Book of Martyrs, is a work of Protestant history and martyrology by Protestant English historian John Foxe, first published in by John Day. It includes a polemical account of the sufferings of Protestants under the Catholic Church, with particular emphasis on England and : John Foxe. This is an excellent summary of the martyrdom of many Catholic priests and laymen in Elizabethan England who were simply tortured and murdered for their Catholic beliefs. This book is a good sequel to the "Autobiography of a Hunted Priest" by John Gerard and "The Protestant Reformation in England" by William s: 2. Dec 12 Martyrs of the English Reformation. Joseph Pearce. Featured Stories. One of the biggest mistakes that a student of history can make is to confuse the so-called English “Reformation” with its namesake on the continent. Whereas the Protestant Reformation in Europe was animated by the genuine theological differences that separated those. John Foxe, (born , Boston, Lincolnshire, Eng.—died Ap , Cripplegate, London), English Puritan preacher and author of The Book of Martyrs, a graphic and polemic account of those who suffered for the cause of Protestantism.
Tyndale's New Testament, Cranmer's Book of Common Prayer and Foxe's Book of Martyrs are no longer commonly recognised titles, yet for nearly four hundred years these works formed the backbone of. Martyrs were the first saints and some were among the most popular saints of the Middle Ages. Because it was the manner of their death that won them their place in heaven, martyrs were a special case; unlike other saints, evidence of heroic virtue in life and miracles were not required. Like the early martyrs, many sixteenth-century English martyrs were immediately recognized as saints by. The Female Martyrs of the English Reformation Paperback – Febru by Charlotte Elizabeth (Author) See all formats and editions Hide other formats and editions. Price New from Used from kindle_meta_binding "Please retry" $ — — hardcover_meta_binding "Please retry" $ Author: Charlotte Elizabeth. The Female Martyrs of the English Reformation. Charlotte Elizabeth. John S. Taylor & Company, no. Nassau Street, - Anti-Catholicism - pages. 0 Reviews. Preview this book.
59 Indeed, the rhetoric of ‘bloody enemies’ proliferated in English Protestant writings well before English Protestant depictions of bleeding martyrs appeared. See, for example, such language in: Roy & Barlowe, Rede Me, 20, 60, 97; Fish, A Supplicacyon, 5–6, 9; William Tyndale, The Obedience of a Christian Man (Cross Reach Publications. Martyrs of the English Reformation (Book, )  Get this from a library! Martyrs of the English Reformation. This is the bloody chronicle of twenty-four English saints who laid down their lives as a testimony to the truth of the Catholic Faith during the English "Reformation." Champion men and women. Inspiring to the young. Find strength in the heroic lives of t. WHEN Pope Francis was in Sweden in the autumn, helping to prepare for the th anniversary of the Reformation in , he spoke of the “ecumenism of blood” shared by Churches from past persecutions (News, 4 November).Such words could be taken to heart in Britain, as we reflect on the mutual sufferings inflicted here, too, by the Reformation.


During the 2022 Privacy Symposium that was held in Venice between 17-21 April 2022, representatives of CyberSec4Europe participated in an all-day workshop, the proceedings of which have been published by Springer Cham in the series, Communications in Computer and Information Science (https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-36096-1).
For participants in the conference, Springer is making the book available for free download until 16 August 2023!
The book is entitled Digital Sovereignty in Cyber Security: New Challenges in Future Vision with the subtitle, First International Workshop, CyberSec4Europe 2022, Venice, Italy, April 17–21, 2022, Revised Selected Papers. The editors are Antonio Skarmeta and Sara Matheu from the University of Murcia and Antonio Lioy and Daniele Canavese from the Politecnico di Torino.
The book constitutes papers presented during the workshop session titled “CyberSec4Europe – Research to Innovation: Common Research Framework on Security and Privacy” during the 2022 Privacy Symposium hosted by Università Ca’ Foscari in Venice in April 2022.
The 11 peer-reviewed selected papers present findings, conclusions, research, and recommendations in various security-related areas, from highly technical ones (e.g., software and network security) to law and human-centric ones (e.g., governance and cybersecurity awareness).
For a free download, please go to: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-36096-1


Lorena Siminovich, the creative force behind an award-winning handcrafted design company for children and families, shares her inspiring projects for the first time in PETIT COLLAGE: 25 Easy Craft and Decor Projects for a Playful Home.
In this heartwarming craft book, Lorena offers lively ideas for making easy, yet entirely unique items for children—from newborns to school-aged kids—using Petit Collage’s sought-after motifs and whimsical combinations of colors and materials.
PETIT COLLAGE’s projects are both easy to re-create and simple to personalize for unique baby and children’s décor. The book’s fun, imaginative creations range from a portable dollhouse made of paper and personalized baby blocks, to an adorable bunny clock and Petit Collage’s signature name plaque, growth chart, and paper mobiles.
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This is a really great book especially if you have children, or are planning to have children. There are SO many adorable room, decorating, and toy ideas in this book it makes us wanna have kids, like, now. We also liked that it is literally step by step, and includes the patterns for everything that’s in the book. This makes it a lot easier rather than just trying to wing it. We really enjoyed this books emphasis on using recycled/upcycled materials. We think that this is totally awesome and love the results. It’s also nice that she has a section there about all the materials that she uses, and makes it really simple and easy to understand even if you’re not a crafty person. It makes this into an “anyone can do it book”, which we love. Possibly our favorite thing about this book is the design and layout of everything. It’s really top notch. The pages are so creatively laid out, the photographs really great and informative, and every detail seems to be payed attention to, even down to the “thanks page” and text colors. It makes this book really stand out in terms of it’s readability, and makes it just plain fun to read as well. We loved it! You can also check out her website here and see all of the cool items Lorena has for sale! We wanted to buy everything, so just be warned, its really cute.
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If you have a kid, or are planning to have one, go run out and buy this book. It’s totally awesome and helpful, and you don’t necessarily have to be a crafty person to do these projects. Everything about it is top notch.
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About book: Willem has lost everything: his job, his cheating lover, his home and his father all in a short period of time. All that he has left is $300, a backpack of clothes, a storage room of his stuff and the family cat, Puss. Puss's real name is Yorukaza he is a kasha or cat demon, who was banished by the sun god. He has been sent from master to master as a guide and to assist. 20 years ago he was sent to assist Willem and his family.Kasha's has bought it upon himself to find Willem and job, a home and a man to love, which will then make him obsolete and he will have to move on to the next master. However he has trouble with the new lover part of this assignment because Kasha it seems has developed feelings for Willem.What follows is a touching, fantastic adult fairy tail, with characters that are believable (even if it is a fairy tale) and a plot that is full of fun and exiting twist. The characters relationship is believable and heart warming because unlike some books which like to infer it, these characters complete each other.Martinez has created a heartwarming yet tragic tale that I will remember for years to come, with hot sex scenes, love, sacrifice and a cat that wears boots! I was spellbound and enchanted. Which is the purpose of a fairy tale, is it not? Just when life had already bought Willem low - betrayed by his lover, unemployed and homeless - Willem's father dies, leaving him $300 and a cat. Reeling from the blows that life has dealt him, Willem is sitting on a park bench, all his wordly possessions in a pack by his feet (well the cat is not in the pack, but it is sitting by his feet), when a voice startles him from his introspection. When he realizes that the voice is actually his cat talking, the story reveals itself to be a modern version of Puss in Boots.Martinez's version of this fairy tale is erotic, charming and touching, highlighted with some sly witty dialogue from the cat. I loved the fragments of Japanese folk tales that Angel inserted seamlessly into the story, as it bought something unexpected as well as adding a new depth. Both Willem and the cat's characters grow with the telling of the story, although in Willem's case, perhaps it was simply that more of his character was revealed. Like all good fairy tales, there is another message hidden within the story - it is never too late to grow, learn and love.
Just like the Fairy tale only hot and gay and really sweet. Too short in my opinion but awesome!!
I wish the book had been longer. Otherwise, I really enjoyed the book and its characters.
Willem was a sweetheart but Kasha was the best part of the book.
Cute and sweet, if somewhat predictable and oversexed.
$4.80 at Amazon, not on Nook
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A Life Cycle Assessment of future New Zealand electricity was undertaken by Louise Bullen (published in 2020), supported by a grant from the Building Research Levy. The final Master's thesis is available below.
An Excel spreadsheet is available with the LCA results for each year from 2020 to 2035, and to 2050 for some scenarios. The results are presented for five MBIE electricity scenarios, and three ICCC scenarios, and based on both attributional and consequential modelling approaches.
Bullen, L. (2020). Life Cycle Based Environmental Impacts of Future New Zealand Electricity Supply. Master's thesis. Massey University. Available here.
Excel spreadsheet of LCA results for future NZ scenarios. Available here.


Reclaiming Christian Education
"Une vision qui transforme" : c'est un appel, une révélation à ancrer la pensée de Dieu et de la vérité comme noyau et unique fondement dans le processus enseignement / apprentissage.
The real goal of Christian education is to prepare young people for a life totally dedicated to the Lordship of Jesus Christ. Reclaiming Christian Education is a work that traces the philosophical and cultural history of education centered on a Christian school career. The author approaches this theme with the intention of conveying concepts that would shape the thinking of a Christian pupil or student.
A reference book for any Christian teacher wishing to deepen their knowledge and vocation in school Christian education.
Albert Greene began his teaching ministry at a seminary in China and then devoted more than 40 years to the development of Christian education.
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Now available as an e-book: Flying Duchesses: A Pilot's Adventures with his Historic Plane.
This version has links to flying videos, which make you feel like you're in the Grumman Goose sitting right behind the pilot.
The print book.
"Your Grace, will you please lift up the left wing", Capt. Ken McCuaig said to the Duchess of Westminster who was at the controls of her family's plane, a Grumman Goose. Ken was a Canadian who, during the winter of 1964 - 65, was the first personal pilot for England's 4th Duke of Westminster. Using her
father's letters and diaries, Patricia McCuaig has woven an intriguing story that brings to life the historic Grumman Goose and one reclusive branch of the British aristocracy.
Historical aviation enthusiasts -- pilots -- friends/famiy of pilots -- fans of rich aristocrats will like this book
Buy the book: contact Patricia email@example.com or come to an event listed on the event page
Cover: Original Art, "Out of the Ordinary" by John Fehringer © 2012 / www.johnfehringer.com


Mental illness, especially depression is one of the most pressing concerns all over the world. We propose a system estimating mental states of a user from activity log derived from sensors. It uses the analogy of thermometer for the visualization. Everyone should have gone through hardships with fever, and they can understand how much tired by this format.
- Prerna Garg, Jayasankar Santhosh, Andreas Dengel and Shoya Ishimaru. Stress Detection by Machine Learning and Wearable Sensors. In Proceedings of the 26th International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces Companion (IUI '21), pp. 237–240, 2021. BibTeX PDF
- Shoya Ishimaru and Koichi Kise. Quantifying the Mental State on the Basis of Physical and Social Activities. In Proceedings of the 2015 ACM International Joint Conference on Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing: Adjunct Publication (UbiComp '15 Adjunct), pp. 1217–1220, 2015. BibTeX PDF


The history of Porsche and its unbeatable racecars is secondary compared with a primary focus on the smartest route to buying, maintaining and owning an iconic and yes, affordable, sports car in this very affordable book. When’s the last time you saw Practically Free and/or Affordable in the same sentence, or even same paragraph, with Porsche? Especially the Porsche 911. If you’re like me that would probably be almost never! But all that changed after I read PORSCHE 911:THE PRACTICALLY FREE SU...Read More
PORSCHE: EXCELLENCE WAS EXPECTED!
Author-historian-engineer Karl Ludvigsen’s seminal tome on the history of Porsche and its road and track cars is now available in a unique four-volume mobile library. First seen in 1977 as a shoebox-shaped 888 pages, it was judged “amazing”. Relaunched in three volumes in 2003, it was found “astounding”. Now in four volumes released by Bentley Publications with 132 chapters and 2,834 pages, the new Porsche: Excellence Was Expected awaits the verdict of its global audience. The result of a dozen...Read More


Wed, 18 September 2019
25 non-fiction, self-help, and "fluffy fiction" books I read this summer:
How do I source all these books?
Libby and Overdrive Apps - both require a library card, you can download ebooks and audio books for free, or place a hold and they’ll be delivered to your device when it’s your turn.
ThriftBooks app - used books for sale (usually for very cheap) by the owner
Powells.com - used and new books, and you can enter the ISBN from your books and they’ll buy them back from you. You just ship them to Powells with their pre-paid shipping label and I always get credit on their website.
Also, KindleUnlimited - it costs a bit, but for my fluffy fiction I go through them pretty fast. I also know that those authors do get paid by the page count I read, so that feels good.
I’d be lying if I said I never get tempted by a good old fashioned book store - this summer I was in my home town of Portland, OR and simply HAD to get a new book off the shelves.
How I keep track of what I've read for future reference:
For the non-fiction books, I like to take notes. I use Evernote and quote passages or write inspirations I get from the reading. Then I can tag them for future reference. So I have tags like coaching, growth mindset, courage, confidence, creativity, and marketing. I know some people use a google doc for this as well, which I use google for everything else, but Evernote’s tagging system is easier for me. Also, Evernote’s app is easier for me to use and I listen on the go a lot.


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Mrs. Bruce Ingraham is in receipt of a letter from a friend in London, telling of the award of honour, The Royal Red Cross, to Nursing Sister Jennie Robley of Pictou, Nova Scotia.
Sister Jennie was stationed at a casualty clearing station near the front lines when the last German advance was on and remained with the officers of the hospital until the last moment assisting them to get the wounded to a place of safety. During the course of this advance, the Germans shelled the hospital from the air and land. The Doctors, orderlies and Miss Robley rolled the wounded men in blankets and carried them to a wheat field some distance some distance back of the lines and hid them there. This was during continuous shellfire from the enemy guns.
For the action Sister Robley was awarded the Royal Red Cross and the decoration was given her by King George on April 6th at Buckingham Palace. Sister Robley was the guest of Queen Alexandra at Marlborough House. Sister Robley is the Sister of Mrs.( Rev.) A.J. MacDonald of Sydney and is well known here.
Sister Jennie Robley is the daughter of the late Mr.Thomas Robley.
(Pictou Advocate, 23rd May, 1918 p.8)
Contributed by Beverley Campbell


The Romanian Country (Wallachia) is a Romanian feudal state, created at the beginning of the century XIV between the Carpathians, the Danube, Siret and Milcov. At the middle of the century XVI, the Romanian country recognized the suzerainty of the Ottoman Empire, but remained an autonomous state, in exchange for the payment of the tribute.
Vlad Dracul was the ruler of the Romanian Country between 1436 and 1442 and from 1443 to 1447.
Member of Basarabilor family and son of Mircea cel Bătrân. The Lord of the Romanian Country was officially a vassal of the King of Hungary.
He was also a border commander with the responsibility of protecting trade routes between the Romanian Country and Transylvania for the Roman Catholic Church. Although Vlad was in favor of the Catholic Church, it is known that he killed members of the rival line of the Bessarabians, the family of Danes.
Wallachia is a state that emerged in the Middle Ages, whose territory was initially limited to the north by the Carpathian Mountains, and a part of the territory of the Romanian Country had been part of the Roman Empire between 105 and 271. The battle of Posada was the war of independence of the Romanian Country.
The period of turmoil in the Romanian Country coincided with a similar period in its main antiottoman ally, Hungary. During the dynastic battles for the Buda throne, the stability of the Hungarian kingdom was ensured by a Transylvanian nobleman of Romanian origin, Ioan de Hunedoara, who became voivod of Transylvania.
He intervened in the dynastic struggles of the Romanian Country, supporting Draculae and strengthening the reign of Vlad II Dracul.
In the Romanian Country, Vlad Țepeș rose against the Ottomans in 1459, even started raids on the right of the Danube and achieved what the Crusaders had not succeeded 65 years ago – to occupy Nicopolis. Vlad’s Ottoman expedition led to a resounding failure in 1462, the sultan himself being close to being killed in the night attack in the Ottoman camp near the capital Târgoviște.
Vlad Țepeș was at that time a very controversial figure. Authoritarian and bloody gentleman, he often resorted to cruel punishments. He was known especially for the death penalty by firing in the stern, a cruel method even by the standards of the time.
First documented in 1459 by Vlad Tepes, Bucharest is the main city of the region and the capital of Romania.
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Sárosi Melinda: Bunny and Friends
English Workbook for Speaking, Reading and Writing
80 oldal / méret: A4
Bunny and Friends is a workbook for children who are ready for early reading and writing in English. It is suitable for use after Learn English with Bunny and extends the vocabulary and structures from the first years of English. It combines speaking, reading and writing activities and games with systematic practice of English grammar. The lively, illustrated content makes learning easy and effective.


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The story of the last Seal Child's journey home. After their mother's disappearance, Ben and Saoirse are sent to live with Granny in the city. When they resolve to return to their home by the sea, their journey becomes a race against time as they are drawn into a world Ben knows only from his mother's folktales. But this is no bedtime story; these fairy folk have been in our world far. . is a 1946 American live-action/animated musical film produced by Walt Disney and released by RKO Radio Pictures, based on the Uncle Remus stories collected by Joel Chandler Harris. It was Disney's first film to feature live actors, who provide a sentimental frame story for the animated segments Disney movies have gone down hill in certain ways since post-Walt and original Imagineers. I think it is a wonderful movie, especially in the era in which it was made. The fact that Walt Disney wanted to put the Uncle Remus stories into a movie, speaks volumes about his appreciation for the values of all lives and the stories and the value if.
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Skip to main content. Gift Cards. Watc Summaries. Ben, a young Irish boy, and his little sister Saoirse, a girl who can turn into a seal, go on an adventure to free the fairies and save the spirit world. Saoirse is a child who is the last of the selkies, women in Irish and Scottish legends who transform from seals into people. She escapes from her grandmother's home to journey to. Both The Secret of Kells and Song of the Sea beautifully depict what makes the Emerald Isle such a magical place. Selkies aren't as widely discussed as other mythical sea creatures (unlike mermaids, they're fully seals in the water), so this movie is an ideal way to introduce young kids to that legend, as well as the Macha (an ancient Irish.
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Song of the Sea tells the story of Ben and his little sister Saoirse - the last Seal-child - who embark on a fantastic journey across a fading world of ancient legend and magic in an attempt to return to their home by the sea. The film takes inspiration from the mythological Selkies of Irish folklore, who live as seals in the sea but become humans on land Song of the Sea. Watch the full movie online. Available on: TV Computer Tablet Phone. 4 / 5 stars. 92% 99%. 2015 94 min PG Fantasy, Animation, Action/Adventure Feature Film. Link your DIRECTV account to Movies Anywhere to enjoy your digital collection in one place. Details below Song of the Sea. Watch the full movie online. Available on: TV Computer Tablet Phone. PGAction/Adventure, Animation, Drama, Family, Fantasy, Kids, Kids & Family, Musical, RomanceSpecial. A socialite on a 1920s cruise ship falls for a Viking hijacker. Read Less. Available on: TV Computer Tablet Phone From the creators of the Academy Award ®-nominated The Secret of Kells comes a breathtakingly gorgeous, hand-drawn masterpiece. Based on the Irish legend of the Selkies, Song of the Sea tells the story of the last seal-child, Saoirse, and her brother Ben, who go on an epic journey to save the world of magic and discover the secrets of their past. . Pursued by the owl witch Macha and a host of.
The film takes inspiration from the mythological Selkies of Irish folklore, who live as seals in the sea but become humans on land. Song of the Sea, directed by Tomm Moore (The Secret of Kells) features the voices of Brendan Gleeson, Fionnula Flanagan, David Rawle, Lisa Hannigan, Pat Shortt and Jon Kenny From the creators of the Academy Award®-nominated The Secret of Kells comes a breathtakingly gorgeous, hand-drawn masterpiece.Based on the Irish legend of the Selkies, Song of the Sea tells the story of the last seal-child, Saoirse, and her brother Ben, who go on an epic journey to save the world of magic and discover the secrets of their past.. Pursued by the owl witch Macha and a host of.
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Beyond the Sea is a 2004 American biographical musical drama film based on the life of singer-actor Bobby Darin.Starring in the lead role and using his own singing voice for the musical numbers, Kevin Spacey co-wrote, directed, and co-produced the film, which takes its title from Darin's song of the same name. Beyond the Sea depicts Darin's rise to success in both the music and film industry. Snow Is on the Sea. 8.9 ( 4,744) 설해, Snow in Sea Breeze, Snow Sea. 2015 PG 109 mins. Genre Romance. Cast Park Hae Jin, Lee Young Ah. Watch from USD 1.99. Watchlist. SubtitlesEnglish, Arabic, Bulgarian and 20 more Join for a free month. Song of the Sea. 2014 PG 1h 34m Blu-ray / DVD. Rent this movie. Overview. Details. This animated tale follows young Saoirse, the last of a magical race of beings who exist as seals in water but turn into humans on land
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Although I had already been to Prague twice there were several places we visited this trip that I had not been to before. When googling a few days before our arrival I came across a recommendation to see a few libraries in Prague. I wasn’t sure what to expect but decided it sounded like something a bit different to the usual churches and castles. First up was a visit to the Klementinum complex.
The Klementinum complex includes the Mirror Chapel, Baroque Library Hall, Meridian Hall and the Astronomical Tower. The whole complex covers 2 hectares. The Baroque Library hall is the main drawcard but unfortunately I wasn’t allowed to take pictures in there (and wasn’t as sneaky as Gena who cunningly positioned her cell phone in her jeans pocket and manoeuvred it to take pics). But here’s what it looks like:
The library hall was completed in 1722 and the inscriptions on the library shelves and arrangement of the books remain very much as it was then. The books in the hall include foreign-language theological literature that had been deposited in the Klementinum since the year 1600. Down the middle of the library there were lots of geographical and astronomical globes on display. The art on the ceiling was quite elaborate and full of symbolism. There were three main sections with the middle one like an optical illusion as it made the ceiling seem like a dome when in fact it was flat. It was pretty amazing seeing this beautiful place and all those old books. They are underway with scanning every page (it will take years) so that anyone can read (for free) the books in an online database. They are mostly in Latin though so there’s a limited audience who will benefit from the results of the laborious process.
The Mirror Chapel from 1724 was quite interesting, as it had positioned mirrors on the ceiling to capture the star pattern from the floor, so it felt like you could see the heavens when you looked up. Likewise on the sides of the chapel mirrors were positioned to reflect each other and symbolise infinity.
Further up the stairs we came to the Meridian Hall which was used for determining noon with a small hole up in the wall allowing sunlight to shine on a string on the floor. From 1842 until the 1920s flags were raised out the window of the tower to indicate to Prague citizens that it was noon.
More steps and we get to the Astronomical Tower which was completed in 1722 and has a sculpture atop it of Atlas holding the celestial orb on his shoulders. At first the tower served as a look out but then from the mid 18th century it was gradually equipped with astronomical devices constructed according to the drawings of a professor of mechanics, Jan Klein. Jesuit scholars used the tower for astronomical observations attended by students and the tower was in use until the 1930s. These days not much evidence is left of its astronomical uses but the views from the top are fantastic as the Klementinum is situated in the heart of the city.
Just outside the entrance to the complex is the Prague City Library which has both free public toilets and a fabulous book tower thing in the entrance… way cool! It is a piece by a Slovak artist and worth a look.
The next library I visited (on my own as Ants wasn’t terribly interested in more libraries) was at Strahov monastery. We had actually been right outside the entrance to this library on our first day exploring Prague but had only seen the church that was part of the monastery and not noticed the building right beside it! We were a little distracted by the views and the restaurant which advertised itself as having the ‘Best view of the Prague’.
Strahov monastery was founded in 1143 and the Strahov Library, although not from this time, is the second oldest church library in Bohemia with an uninterrupted existence. The oldest manuscript is the Strahov Gospel, dated 860. The library has two halls which were both fantastic to see and in the corridor between them were the ‘Cabinet of Curiosities’.
The building of the Philosophical Hall, the first library you see, began in 1783. Its walnut wood interior was installed between 1794-1797. The fresco on the ceiling is called ‘The Spiritual development of mankind’. The oldest visitors book records visitors from the year 1792. More than 50,000 volumes are in the hall in the fields of philosophy, history, philology, law and natural sciences. I loved the grandeur of this room with the high ceilings and two levels of bookshelves.
The older Theological Hall, built from 1671-79, with its stucco cartouche looks quite different. It has just the one level and therefore a lower ceiling. It features a late Gothic wooden statue of St John the Evangelist. In his left hand he is holding a girdle book (with pouch binding) – a travel volume. On the other side of the room, there is a book wheel from 1678, used for study and compilation work. The gear inside enabled its shelves to remain the same angle so that the books would not slide down when the wheel was turned. Like the baroque library in the Klementinum complex, the centre of the library features terrestrial and astronomical globes. Over 20,000 volumes fill this hall with one whole wall filled exclusively with various editions of the Bible or its parts, printed in various languages.
The hallway is full of curiosities, including many sea creatures, insects and other natural science objects. The armadillo from 1758 was cool!
Of note in the hallway is a VERY old book – the Strahov Gospel (860 CE) with an elaborate cover – developed and changed up until the 16th century.
There are a few old books on display, some of them beautifully illustrated in colour, others in sketch style. I Iiked the one with the guy on a horse. It was Al-Sufi’s astronomical atlas written in North Italy around the mid 14th century.
My favourite exhibit in the hall was a bookcase full of what looked like a set of encyclopaedias. On closer inspection one could see that each ‘book’ was in fact a kind of box, each made from a different type of wood. The spine of each book was the bark of the corresponding tree and on it you could also see lichen. It had the name of the tree as though it was the title of the book. Instead of pages the ‘book’ was like a box inside housing the trees’ leaves, seeds, flowers or pinecones, some even had common insects found in the tree. This exhibit was called a Xyloteka and was from 1825.
So there you have it… libraries in Prague are full of amazing things & worth checking out. If you want to actually go inside the Strahov Library halls with a guide and get a bit closer you need to book weeks or preferably months in advance as they only take a limited number of tours. But if like me you are not that organised and just see the halls from the corridor, it is still a very worthwhile visit.


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I read Sense and Sensibility and Pride and Prejudice, by Jane Austen, when I was a teenager. I could hardly put the books down, I loved them so much. In the intervening years I have not so much as looked at those books. I have noticed though, that Jane Austen is often mentioned on blogs here and there. So I was surprised and delighted at how much I enjoyed this book that I picked up at our local library. It is a simple, yet very sweet tale of the life of Jane Austen.In a letter at the end of her book, Nancy Moser writes this, "How I wish Jane knew the impact her stories have on millions of people around the world. There are Jane Austen societies in the United States, Europe, Japan, Australia, Argentina.... Jane, a woman who never ventured beyond England, would be astonished. And humbled. Yet most likely, she would still prefer to spend her days within her beloved Chawton Cottage. Her true home. Her true place to be just Jane."
And she finishes with this, "May you find your true place to be just ... you. And may you, like Jane, journey forward to find your unique purpose."
Have you read any of Jane Austen's books recently? Have you read Just Jane by Nancy Moser? Have you, like Jane, found your own unique purpose? I know I have finally found a place where I can be just Cindy, and I love that little place. And I sincerely hope you have that place where you can be just YOU, wonderful you.
In celebration of this lovely novel and enjoyment that I derived in reading it, I have found a Jane Austen font that I will sign my name with today.


What if little girls could make magic in their own backyards?
A law of attraction book for little witches age 6 to 600. Two determined sisters invent their own brand of witchcraft and discover that intention + belief + love = magical results!
Witch Littles was originally conceived as a short film featuring the daughters of several friends. When the production fell through, I adapted the script as a book to appeal to little witches of all ages.
I call it magic realism rather than fantasy, because the story addresses true-to-life family challenges, like arguing parents and sibling rivalry. It’s sort of a child’s introduction to the “law of attraction,” with the most magical yet most overlooked ingredient being love.
My goddaughter, Lilly Warren, and friend, Julia Sommer, created unique illustrations that you won’t find in your traditional children’s book.
The original concept was a homemade book to appear as if the two main characters put it together themselves. The end result was a labor of love, with hand-glued covers personalized by Julia and myself with glitter and tied with twine.
The final paperback version has been well-received by little girls who have taken to their backyards with a heartfelt appreciation for the characters and their DIY attitude. We are honored that the highly selective children’s librarians at Long Beach Public Library accepted Witch Littles into the children’s library.
As a way of extending my intention with the story, JaZzyMaE Media will donate 10% of net proceeds to Write Girl, a charitable organization dedicated to empowering girls through mentorship and self-expression. After all, the underlying goal of the story is to inspire girls to use their imaginations to “do it themselves”, and become mistresses of their own destiny.
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Jewish History 3 ( Zionism, Israel and Messianic Judaism)
The Rise of Modern Zionism. We’ll look at the “Fathers” who envisioned a Jewish homeland for our people, and the struggles they faced. How were the Jewish people regathered to the Land, and where can we find these promises in Scripture.
Israel in Prophecy: Past, Present and Future. If you want to know what’s going on in God’s end time plan for salvation, look no further than Israel. We’ll discuss God’s prophetic timeline for the land and its people, from Genesis through today, and onto the Book of Revelation.
Anti-Zionism. Why does the world hate Israel? We’ll look at efforts by various countries and nations consistently battling to dismantle the Holy Land, including but not limited to, UNWRA and The BDS Movement.
Understanding the Middle-East Conflict. Is Israel really occupying Palestinian land? We’ll discuss the Balfour Declaration, UN Partition Plan, 1967 borders and the “Two-State Solution”
The rise of Mohammed and Islam. What are the origins of Islam, and what does their holy book, the Quran, really say about Israel, Christians and Jews?
Wars Israel has fought since 1948. We’ll look at Israel tumultuous history with its neighbors, and examine key features in the various military conflicts Israel has engaged in, including the focus on Anwar Sadat, Gamel Nassar and others.
The Latest From Israel. As 2018 draws to a close, we’ll look back over the year and examine the major events that have occurred in Israel, including the Embassy move, Jerusalem as Capital, Gaza Protests and more.
History of Messianic Judaism. When did our movement really begin and where is today? We’ll look at the historical trail that brought us to where we are now, and the rise of the Hebrew Christian Movement and why the name was changed to “Messianic Jews”
The Treacherous Three. This class will focus on three doctrinal hindrances to Jewish Evangelism: Replacement theology, Dual Covenant Theology, and Hyper-dispensationalism.
Challenges of the Modern Messianic Movement. In this final session, we’ll look at some of the Doctrinal and practical challenges of our movement. How do we handle our relationship to the Church and mainline synagogues? Why don’t all Messianic groups hold to the same beliefs? What is truly Messianic and what is not? We’ll also look at beliefs such as Two House, Hebrew Roots, One Law, and Sacred Name.
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Rabbi Jack Zimmerman came to faith in Yeshua in 1988. He is both a Pastor and Messianic Rabbi, as well as the Staff Evangelist for Jewish Voice Ministries International.
Prior to ministry, Rabbi Jack was a radio Newscaster and morning show co-host, and worked with ABC TV, the Rolonda Show, and as a stand-up comedian and live audience warm-up host.
As the founding Rabbi of Tree of Life Messianic Congregation in Phoenix, Arizona, Jack shepherds Jewish people and non-Jewish people alike. His heart is to teach that believing Jews and Gentiles are one in Messiah; the wall of partition has come down.
With his background in comedy, he is a well-educated teacher who combines humor as well as great theological depth, in imparting the scriptures. As a Pastor and Rabbi knowledgeable in Hebrew, he understands the Bible from a Roman Greco viewpoint, as well as from its Hebraic origins, and helps everyone understand and see the transition from one to other. He has taught Bible classes throughout the United States, as well as at theological universities in Russia and The Ukraine. Jack also is a frequent guest speaker at conferences and events, and has traveled and taught in more than 40 countries worldwide .
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to my reminiscences of a friendship with one of the great artistic talents of the 20th century – Marc Chagall. I had the distinct privilege of working with Chagall during the last eleven years of his life that, interestingly enough, were considered among his most productive.
Ever since 1978, I have lectured on my experiences with the man whose works as a consummate artist continues to touch the lives of individuals around the globe even today. From my memories of the time spent with Chagall, and from my study and research, I created a dozen lectures focusing on many aspects of his life and work.
Music was an important part of Chagall’s life. Consequently, as an acknowledgement of the magnificent gift of Chagall’s friendship, my husband and I commissioned a musical tribute to the artist to celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary. The Chagall Suite for piano, from the CD Conversations with Chagall, has been performed by the composer, Seth Weinstein, at special concerts in the United States, France and Germany.
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Since Mao Zedong and the Chinese communists chased the Chang Kai Shek out of the Chinese mainland, Communist China has had a strange and complex relationship with large and small organized religions. While religion is seen as a distraction in orthodox Marxism, China nevertheless had centuries of religious history and literally millions of religious practitioners at the start of the Communist regime. Local, traditional religions were often tolerated more than large, organized ones, especially those religions (such as Catholicism) that sprung from Western culture. While there are contemporary, mainstream Christians, Buddhist, and Taoists in modern China, there has nevertheless been a history of persecution of specific religious groups and individuals. Fear of government persecution has driven some religious practices underground, and even as it touts religious freedom, China still creates obstacles that make complete freedom of religion a challenge.
THE CHRONICLES OF RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION IN CHINA—THE CHURCH OF THE ALMIGHTY GOD (Jason Jia 2017) attempts to recount the story of one of those groups, the people of the Church of the Almighty God, also called the “Eastern Lightning.” The cast and crew are refugees that have fled persecution of the CCP and are attempting to show the world their interpretation of what’s going on inside China. The film itself stylistically draws from both Christian and Chinese propaganda, using, for example, superflat animations over live action footage, smoky reenactments, and beatific narratives of martyrs and survivors. Large swaths of history are covered and the film makes strong claims. Its own narrative uses ecclesiastical language to describe its communist tortures, referring to Karl Marx as a disciple of Satan and the CCP as a horde of demons. Like many other religious films, it has a clear antagonist and its moral quandary is Manichean at best. And it seems,
And yet, it remains a crucial interpretation of how a persecuted subculture understands its own maltreatment, and as such, is a document uses media culture in interesting ways. At once a product of—and rejection of—the past twenty years in China, THE CHRONICLES OF RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION speaks to the clash between a restrictive large government, a religious uprising, and particular media traditions that both groups somewhat share.
Short films are often brought down by their terrible editing. Unfettered by a feature-length time frame, they lack the quick progression that fits with a short film’s story space. This is absolutely not true of SHOTKAM MK V-ORDINARY PEOPLE (Michael Siebert, 2017), which seems to feed off its lackadaisical editing and extension of time. The two main characters pace, bicker, even occasionally nip off a bottle in the kitchen, but their rising excitement over their soon to arrive package (the ShotKam MK V) makes for an unnerving exhibition of self-justification and cruelty. Constructed as a video interview in progress, the film captures a father-daughter duo as they wait for the arrival of an important package, the ShotKam MK-V image that they have ordered. The ShotKam, it seems, is a contraption with a dual trigger; it can take a picture and shoot bullets simultaneously. As such, it captures a photograph at the moment of impact.
The father and daughter praise the contraption and the artistry of the picture, but the viewer can see that even they don’t entirely believe in what they are talking about. The father vacillates between happy and angry, becoming increasingly furious as their package is further and further delayed. The daughter, on the other hand, appears both in awe of her father, anxious to leave him, and increasingly frustrated with his position as the paterfamilias.
In literature and cinema, there is a long tradition of equating the camera with a gun, from Virginia Woolf to the early days of King Kong to the contemporary global gangster film. And yet, there is something ambitious about throwing off the metaphor and entirely embracing the ideas of the literal voyeur-killer. The characters even feel it; being so used to equating photographic subject with a victim, they are obviously unnerved at being themselves placed before the camera. Eager to forestall his nerves, the father’s boastful art criticism and punchy violence make it difficult to stay with him. It’s the conjoined nervousness, pretentious pleasure, and extended time that make the film so unnerving. The film builds up the tension until it finally shows us the image from the ShotKam 5, and, when we finally see it, we are already complicit in its production.
It takes a sharp eye, especially in short film, to create a film from a child’s perspective and have it appeal to all audiences. In a few short minutes, however, POSSUM (Dave Whitehead, 2016) manages to view a first trip to the woods and hunt for a menacing creature through children’s eyes, focusing on the joy of the chase and the excitement of the wilds that helps adults reimagine the joys of their youth.
Somewhere in rural New Zealand, two young brothers go with the father (a nice turn by Taungaroa Emile) up the mountain on a camping trip. Nathan (the older child) is somewhat dismissive of his younger brother David, who is– to him– a bit of a whiner and a crybaby, like younger brothers always are. The first night, their dad’s friend tells the two boys about a mean possum named Scar, who’s old and ornery and a bit dangerous. When something visits their tent at night, they are fairly convinced that it is Scar, stalking and hunting them. As their dad chops wood out in the bush, Nathan and Daniel search out Scar to take him out.
Two elements of this film make it incredibly charming: its child actors and its embrace of the fantastic. Duane Evans Jr. and Te Ahitaewa Hakaraia-Hosking make for two excellent brothers, they bicker and play with each other like pros, and their search for Scar evokes memories of childhood trips of the past. Moreover, we get Scar point of view shots, puppet-like shadows of elk, and most importantly, a charming Scar animatronic that is made of a child’s imagination. And of course, the New Zealand woods are beautiful and slightly dangerous, threading that line between awe and fear that usually creates children’s worlds. Between the vast, sweeping landscape that makes New Zealand both massively gorgeous and strangely familiar and the sweet brotherly affective of two young boys, POSSUM earns its place a charming coming of age moment that never becomes saccharine or cliché.
To its credit, Pranay Noel’s FOXHOLE CONVERSATIONS (2017) smartly avoids the meaning of its title until the last few minutes of the film. As such, it’s a smart illustration of the silence between brothers, the ways that we ignore what happens after war, and the problems of the pathetic divorcee genre that has been common over the past 20 years.
The majority of the film concerns Lauchlin, a middle-aged, divorced dad who doesn’t get to see his daughter much and is wasting away in a middle management cubicle. Lauchlin is sadder because it seems he could be doing much better. He’s smart, he’s interested in the world, and he’s writing himself a screenplay. His colleague even tells him that he should leave his boring corporate, pencil-pushing job because he wants to “do something” and probably could.
After his ex-wife refuses to let him come into his daughter’s birthday party, he and his brother Colin(who is unemployed and has recently come to live with him) get colossally wasted and pass the night on the couch, talking about their past, dreams, and failures. It’s the turn at the end–the one that makes the viewer rethink the entire film–that saves the movie’s narration. It’s neither a twist nor a plot point. Instead, it’s about what we never talk about. As a family, as a society, and as a culture.
While the acting is a bit hit or miss at times, the two main characters nonetheless manage to establish a kind of bro-ish charm. They let gross humor and childish sexual innuendos speak for them. It seems that they are having a good time, but their good time is also a fatal flaw. Brothers joke around, it seems, but can never say what’s going on. But we don’t want to see either because Hollywood film has trained us that the sidekick is never the main character. Except, possibly, he is to the sidekick himself.
Sunday Dolph Christopher’s RIPPLE EFFECT (2017) is an engaging moment of self-processing for the filmmaker, in which he confronts the challenges of immigration and integration in a Europe that is becoming tragically hostile to refugees. Christopher, a refugee himself from Nigeria, talks to recent Syrian refugees who have settled in Sweden, a country that is ostensibly one of the most sympathetic toward ever-growing Syrian diaspora.
Christopher interviews men and women who have mixed feelings toward their new home. There’s Theo, a gorgeous young man who runs a hair salon and believes fervently in the powers of integration. The story of the woman who married a Swede and feels very at home, the woman who runs. However, Mohanad, a family man who lives with his wife and two children, has actively struggled to learn Swedish, find a job, and lease a reasonable apartment. Moreover, FFF is frustrated with the quality of employment—he wants to use his training instead of working in a menial position. And all of the refugees, whether or not they like Sweden, are affected by powerful survivor’s guilt and homesickness. It’s almost impossible to be happy, they note, when your family, neighbors, and countrymen are being subjected to violence on a daily basis.
RIPPLE EFFECT is at its most sophisticated when it honestly confronts the challenges that the refugees face. The film poignantly focuses on the constant snow and seemingly unceasing chilly weather in Sweden, a climate that can augment the refugees’ homesickness. It shows their unhappiness, the challenges of meeting their neighbors, and their confrontations with Sweden’s local cultures. All of them hope for better lives and want to challenge themselves to be the best workers, friends, and citizens they can be, but they are also always confronted with the real struggle of an upended life. The film doesn’t downplay the struggles or suggest that a welcoming country can cure all ills. It does, however, point to the ways that cultural integration can benefit both refugees and native citizens.
Charles Joseph Ouda’s film WAITING ROOM (2016) explores that cliché of asking: “how far would you go to get what you want?” There is, however, another, more interesting read to the film. It’s not, it seems, that the protagonist has to “go far” out of desperation. It seems, instead, seems to acknowledge that, perhaps, people who claim to act out of fear, desire, or any other extreme emotion are maybe not exactly desperate. Maybe “too far” is actually their comfort zone.
In the story, a young woman has a wonderful husband and a seemingly fulfilled life. She does, however, want a baby quite badly, and appears to be having some challenges becoming pregnant. However, her seemingly perfect life falls apart when she finds out that her husband has been having an affair with another woman. The protagonist appears to have a talent for making lemons into lemonade, however, and sets about to get everything she wants in another way.
The conversations between the wife and the husband’s mistress are probably the most interesting part of the film. Ita Korenzechar is quite good as a woman that sheds unnecessary emotion to achieve what she wants. She also has a cruel streak that makes her simply delightful as a character. In describing the nurse’s affair as fleeting and ultimately forgettable, she twists the knife. The nurse is an unwed mother without a happy dad in the picture. The casting of the wife’s antagonist is also apt. Ana Ribeiro is a wonderful reverse image of Korenzechar. They are two beautiful brunettes, but one is ruthless and the other naïve. WAITING ROOM films the two women in a series of very tight shots, augmenting the claustrophobia and fatalism of the final events. And, while it does seem unnecessarily convenient that the mistress works is a nurse in the fertility doctor’s office, it does help to contrast her sweet persona to the wife’s sour one. The larger problem here is the hen-pecked husband, who could perhaps be less of a sad sack stereotype. But, like many films, this piece is made by its women. In a world in which female fertility is still imagined as a woman’s highest honor, these two actresses convey the agony and the ecstasy that surrounds pregnancy and birth in our current moment.
In the short film ROTTEN LOVE (2017) by Xandar Turian, a sadomasochistic scene gone wrong becomes the catalyst for violence, despair, and death. Feeling stressed from work, the man, Leo (Xandar Turian) comes home to his girlfriend Kat (Sarah Gierchsky), and they seem to reconcile through a rough bout of sex. However, what appears have been romantic before—a love affair with BDSM overtones—turns violent when the man can’t seem to tell the difference between reality and dream. Off his medication, he kills his girlfriend over and over again, but even her murder can’t stop her from reappearing in his line of sight.
The film has some success with its chiaroscuro lighting and empty rooms, which help to give a kind of goth-noir sensibility. The lighting appropriately sets up the inner turmoil and anguish that the man faces, as well as his internal instability. The camera tightly follows Leo as he travels from room to room, making the large, empty home appear looming and claustrophobic. However, even though it sets up a creepy noir mise-en-scene that turns romance into horror, the film has some issues with other aspects of its production. It’s uneven audio production and odd choices of editing transitions make it appear a bit like an early student film (a rookie director move when he thinks that more is better). Moreover, the acting has some challenges. A film like this–because it is sparse and thin, about an internal decline mirrored by an external one—is made by its acting. Unfortunately, neither lead can quite get where they need to be in their performances.
WHAT IF (Linda Gasser, 2017), ironically, is about the eradication of questions and the overabundance of answers. In Gasser’s film, romance is now arranged through big data. There are no chance meetings, funny first date stories, or wild, unpredictable romances. In this (semi) utopia, a young man named Achille feels that he needs spontaneity and chance in his romance. His mother is frustrated with his refusal to be set up with his match the “traditional” way, he insists on falling in love, or, more specifically, meeting through a romantic encounter. His attempts to capture that spontaneity go awry, however, when he steals a woman’s purse, kidnaps her, and locks her in his basement apartment. While he eventually lets her go, its ambiguous as to whether or not she eventually succumbs to Stockholm syndrome.
The film’s pastel tones and tinny music—the sets resemble nothing so much as the original Star Trek’s other planets with gorgeous alien hipsters and oddly blocky furniture—are eerily disturbing, but not as disturbing as the young man who insists on love through violence. In a world in which the old tropes of the rom-com are beginning to fall flat, the chase that appeared wildly romantic generations earlier now seems much more like stalking. Achille sees his insistence and dedication to this woman he just met as wildly romantic—she, on the other hand, is disturbed and even terrified.
The film’s biggest issue, however, lies in its ambiguity. While its gestures toward the importance of random chance are very interesting, it seems to be unsure if it sympathizes with Achille or not. While the film ostensibly has a happy ending, in truth, it may make the viewer long for a future time in which all romantic feelings are catalyzed through big data. At least then, perhaps people can avoid those felonies that seem to arise out of a meet-cute scenario.


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World book day 2016.
In honour of world book day here are just a few of my favourite reads out of my library of death!! The best one out the lot has to be Don't drop the coffin. A great insight in how the UK funeral business works from an independent point of view. An Undertakers diary is more large corporation based. In particular how the Co-Op works or used to work in the 70s and 80s. Strong shoulders is more of a 'what to do when someone dies' book. It's not necessarily a guide but it gives a few good pointers. Smoke gets in your eyes is all about the American funeral industry. Written by fellow undertaker and YouTube star Caitlin Doughty, It tells the story of her journey through the US funeral industry. And finally The English way of death is more of a reference book. Detailing the history of the English funeral and death practices throughout the ages. All well worth a read especially if your considering a career as a mortician or funeral director?


"The function of the historian is neither to love the past nor to emancipate himself from the past, but to master and understand it as the key to the understanding of the present."
E. H. Carr (Historian and Writer)
History is one of the most commonplace subjects: it is all around us. Its popularity in books, films and television testifies to its instant appeal, reflecting our enjoyment in a good story, a hunger for knowledge of the past and a desire to develop our understanding of where we have come from.
The study of History not only provides the opportunity to understand the past but also valuable training in the skills of research, empathy, comprehension, as well as an analysis of a wide range of material, to reach a reasoned interpretation and/ or opinion.
At Bentley Wood we believe that History teaches so much more than just some 'dusty old facts from the past' and we aim to provide an experience that will stimulate our students and develop a life-long interest in the subject. Employers and academic institutions place a high value on skills developed through the study of History. In particular, they are impressed by the ability of Historians to research, analyse and present information. Above all, History helps us to think logically and put forward reasoned arguments.
History is a well established subject which can serve as an appropriate academic springboard into a wide variety of courses in higher education and a diverse range of jobs. History graduates are recruited successfully into a considerable range of occupations, which include the law, administration and management, buying, marketing and selling, accountancy and computing as well as teaching, librarianship and journalism. Discerning political leaders and employers have always valued the training history provides.
Our world is littered with fellow historians who have achieved success in a variety of areas, from television to politics, acting to singing: TV presenter Louis Theroux, Ex-Prime Minister Gordon Brown, Hollywood actress and model Miro Sorvino, Coldplay's lead singer Chris Martin and of course ex history teacher Sting. We hope that our history students at Bentley Wood will go on to do great things in the future too.
In Year 7 we immerse students in academic historical study through enquiry from their first few lessons. They start in line with the National curriculum in 1066 studying William the Conqueror and the Norman invasion of England. They study themes of power and control and learn skills of analysis and evaluation through studying contemporary source material from the period. Then, Year 7 move through a journey of medieval cultures across the world including the impact of religion in medieval England, and a study of medieval Arabic and Chinese Empires. They also look at the experience of different cultural groups in England, focusing on Jewish and Black history. Towards the later part of Year 7, students study the transformation of power from Monarchy to the people in England, the Reformation and the Renaissance, and they finish by looking at 17th and 18th century Revolutions in the age of Enlightenment.
Students in Year 8 consider the development of Empire with a key focus on how the British Empire affected the rest of the world. They study the trans-Atlantic slave trade, India and Africa with a focus on the Empire from the perspective of both Imperialists and Colonists. They move on to look at the outbreak of War in the early 20th century, the international relations between the wars and the impact of WW2 on Europe finishing with a study of Genocide across time. Year 8 Students complete their KS3 study of history with a unit on local history where they consider how their local area fits into the context of events from medieval times to the present day.


These four books are the books I enjoyed reading most during the third quarter of this year. I managed to read many other good books, and you can find them on my Goodreads profile.
By Josh Kaufman
Diving deep into the business world without the confines of a traditional MBA, This book is a testament to self-education. It challenges the conventional route, suggesting that with the right resources and mindset, one can master the intricacies of business. It’s a toolkit for the modern entrepreneur, emphasizing the power of self-driven learning and the importance of practical knowledge.
How to Live
By Derek Sivers
Derek Sivers offers a refreshing perspective on living a meaningful life in a world overflowing with information and distractions. Drawing from personal experiences and timeless wisdom, “How to Live” nudges you to question societal norms and carve your unique path. It’s not just about existence but about creating a life filled with purpose, passion, and profound insights.
The 5-second Rule
By Mel Robbins
Mel Robbins introduces a transformative concept that promises to revolutionize decision-making. By harnessing the power of five seconds, this book encourages readers to act on their instincts, overcome procrastination, and embrace opportunities. It’s a call to action, urging you to break free from self-imposed limitations and to seize the moment with courage and conviction.
For a change, I would like to add a fiction book to the mix since reading it was like a warm blanket on a cold winter’s day (incredibly pleasurable)
Days at the Morisaki Bookshop
By Satoshi Yagisawa
The book follows 25-year-old Takako as she finds solace and self-discovery working at her uncle Satoru’s used bookstore in Jimbocho, Japan. After a heartbreak and job loss, Takako immerses herself in literature and forms meaningful connections with fellow book lovers. The novel explores emotional complexities, offering a nuanced look at love, desire, and grief.


Cracking good read for the Kindle
Today I finished reading my book. An actual book. One with pages made from paper and a cover with artwork. I’m not a big reader, managing a book a year, but since arriving in Italy I’ve been gradually getting through the paperbacks I brought with me;. Nothing lends itself better to sitting in the sun than having a book to read, so my intake has increased. To feed this burgeoning new habit I’ve invested in a Kindle. I tried the Sony e Reader a few years back and couldn’t get on with it, so felt resigned to be one of the hard-copy book lovers rather than an e book admirer. But Kindle has changed my mind, yes I do still like the feel and smell of a printed book, but the convenience of a Kindle has so many benefits.
I can carry my library with me as the device fits…
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