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Deloitte Nigeria – Our client, an Educational Institution in the Eastern part of Nigeria is looking to recruit highly qualified professionals for the role below:
- Job Position: University Librarian
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In accordance with the University, the University Librarian is a Principal Officer, responsible to the Vice-Chancellor for the administration of the University Library and coordination of All Library Services in the University. The University Librarian is a member of the University Management Committee. As an Academic Staff, the University Librarian will be required to provide both academic and administrative leadership to staff members in the University Library
- Applicants for the post of University Librarian, should possess: Ph.D. in Library Science or related field with fifteen (15) years University experience;
- Possession of several scholarly publications, administrative experience and ability to provide academic leadership;
- Candidate must have served for NOT less than five (5) years at the level of Deputy University Librarian in a University or headed a library of comparable institution;
- Advanced Knowledge of ICT is mandatory;
- Membership of relevant professional association is mandatory.
- In consonance with the University Law 2020, the appointment of Registrar, University Bursar and University Librarian is for a single TERM of five  years respectively.
- Also note that the salary and other conditions of service shall be as approved for Registrars, Bursars and librarians of State Universities and by the Governing Council of the University
- Candidates for the positions of Registrar and University Librarian must not be above the age of Fifty-nine (59) years by October 2020
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How can we use biomaterials in lithium-ion batteries? Hang-Ah and Young Jo show that you can use melanins to selectively separate Mg from Li, a key step in sourcing raw materials for LIBs. See the full paper here.
Hang-Ah’s paper on Lithium-ion purification published in Polymer International
Permanent link to this article: http://biomicrosystems.net/2016/08/hang-ahs-paper-on-lithium-ion-purification-published-in-polymer-international/


Pilots in the Sequatchie Valley pull together to support the local library.
The Tennessee Tree Toppers and the Southern Para Pilots of the Sequatchie Valley have come together to benefit their local community. This year, the Orena Humphrey Public Library (Whitwell, TN) has been selected to receive funds.
The Library offers a place for families and young people of the Valley a place to access information, check out books and media, and offers a safe and supportive environment. Perhaps most importantly, the library serves as the primary internet resource for much of the community.
Through a fly-in fundraiser with a feast and raffle, plus a $1,000 grant from the Cloudbase Foundation, a total of $3,625 was raised for the Library! Head Librarian Marilyn Fraiser wasted no time and DOUBLED the fund with a technology grant from the state. Needless to say, new computers are on the way!
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Saladin Ahmed was born in Detroit and raised in a working-class, Arab American enclave in Dearborn, Michigan. His first novel, THRONE OF THE CRESCENT MOON, was a finalist for the Hugo, Nebula, Crawford, Gemmell, and British Fantasy Awards, won the Locus Award for Best First Novel, and received starred reviews from Publishers Weekly, Kirkus, and Library Journal. He was nominated twice for the Campbell Award for Best New Science Fiction/Fantasy Writer for his short stories, which have appeared in YEAR’S BEST SCIENCE FICTION and have been translated into a half-dozen languages. He has also written nonfiction for NPR Books, Salon, and The Escapist. He holds an MFA in poetry from Brooklyn College, an MA in English from Rutgers, and lives near Detroit with his wife and twin children.


At our first meeting of 2008 the SOWN management committee unanimously approved the suggestion put by Director Brian Hallinan that we recognise the contribution that Vera and Fred Moffett have made by creating the "Vera and Fred Moffett Library".
The library will contain books on bushcare, ecology, environmental issues, plants, animals and fungi for browsing at the SOWNy club, our HQ at 98 Yoorala Street which overlooks the section of creek that Vera and Fred have looked after for many years.
If you have any spare books that might suit the library, please let us know. Photos are also very welcome, to be placed in albums showing SOWN sites.
Each donated book will be inscribed with the name of the donor. SOWN is planning a dedication ceremony to take place once the library is up and running.


“Incredible, awesome, in a class of it’s own! I would absolutely recommend PROUD as it offers all humans an opportunity to learn how to accept and love themselves and others. The author has written this book in a way that can benefit youth and adults and the worksheets are so helpful in aiding understanding.” She keeps each section short enough to keep the reader interested in all the wisdom and suggestions she offers. She doesn’t drone on about “methods”, “steps”,etc., as do so many authors of self-help books.”
~ Hil Laguna
PROUD parent of a gay son.
LGBTQA Youth Group Facilitator
PROUD emPOWERment for LGBTQA Youth has truly started a revolution. As a therapist, I would recommend PROUD emPOWERment for LGBTQA Youth and its workbook to my clients and my colleagues as an excellent piece of bibliotherapy.
To any and all individuals who have just begun, are in the midst of or are revisiting their journey of finding their true and beautiful selves, this book is like a big warm hug!
Mandi Hawke not only offers comprehensive material, but also presents information in a way that keeps one’s interest, is extremely interesting, clever and user-friendly. PROUD is a rare gem in the world of LGBTQA resources geared towards youth and is very different from other LGBTQA youth resources I’ve read.
After reading this book I am inspired to continue advocating for LGBTQA youth. It has also helped me with my own personal journey of empowerment and discovery.
Amber B. – Family Therapist
“This book was very easily understood and a joy to read. It was not only facts or research, but a mix with entertainment and stories as well. Self help advice with a truly caring touch. The book has made me more aware of the things I say and do, and made me realize I’m truly not alone. It also made me see that there are other sides to me that I really need to tap into.”
Sam – 17yrs
“I would recommend this book to others especially anyone feeling like they are marginalized or cannot fully be themselves without dealing with problems from others. It includes a great amount of self-help type information and exercises for people, specifically targeting queer youth. It has helped me realize many negative thinking patterns and helped me to evaluate my individual thoughts. There were a lot of good quotes and analogies in this book that I really relate to.”


Am I Really Desired By God?
The Bible talks about how much God loves us, but does he really love EVERYONE? Surely he only loves the perfect Christians who never make mistakes, but does he truly love me, too? The answer is an abounding YES, and Pastor Van Moody explains it all this plan, based on his book Desired by God.Get Started
The I-Factor 7-Day Reading Plan
This reading plan explores the importance of developing a healthy relationship with yourself so that you can fully enjoy the purpose and plan that God has for you.Get Started
The I-Factor Book
The key to the life you want is inside you.
One question lies behind every struggle we face: How do I deal with myself? Behind all our stumbles, behind each of our missteps, behind every one of our failings lies an inability to handle what Van Moody calls the “I-Factor.” More than self-worth or self-respect, beyond even character and perception of purpose, the I-Factor is about managing yourself—your whole life—well. In his inspiring new book, Moody reveals how to get hold of your I-Factor.
The I-Factor Small Group Study Guide
Take your understanding of The I-Factor to a deeper level. In this 8-Week Small Group Study, you will learn more about your I-Factor, discover important insights about how it affects your life, and connect with others for further growth. Grab this material. Gather your friends, family, co-workers or neighbors and Grow to achieve the life of greatness you are destined for.Purchase the Study Guide - $25.99 Purchase the Digital Study Guide - $19.99
The I-Factor Small Group Study Guide Video Companion
This Video Companion accompanies the 8-Week Small Group Study Guide. Each week, while going through the 8-Week Small Group Study Guide, you will watch one of these Town Hall teaching and discussion videos led by Van Moody and then discuss it with your Small Group. This Video Companion also contains “Host Lifters” that will equip and empower you to lead a great Small Group.Purchase the Video Companion - $17.99 Purchase the Digital Video Companion - $14.99
The People Factor Book
The relationships in your life will make the difference between happiness and misery.
The right relationship will launch you to the heights of achievement; the wrong one will tether you to mediocrity. Your relationships will be your sources of greatest joy and your venues of greatest pain. Van Moody says, “When people show you who they are, pay attention.”
We need to undertake the important task of evaluating our relationships intelligently. We need to recognize the people with whom God has called us to walk in mutually beneficial relationships and to identify those who will derail our destinies or hinder His purposes for our lives. It is high time we cultivate our Relational IQs, understanding not only how to build great relationships but also how to avoid or skillfully exit bad ones.
God works in our lives through our relationships. Yet, all too often, we get our relationship advice from the most toxic sources we can find. The People Factor is based on the most effective, trustworthy relationship book of all time: the Bible.
If you hunger for a richer, more fulfilling life, your Relational IQ is the place to start. If you put The People Factor principles to work, you will become stronger, happier, and healthier in all your relationships. You will be a better spouse, a better friend, a better boss, a better parent, and a better person.Purchase the Book
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Everyone travels a different path through life. At times our steps are lighthearted and carefree; at times they are heavy, burdened by difficulty, stress or devastating situations beyond our control. Wherever we are on the journey, we are never alone. God is our constant companion, always going before us and always walking beside us. God wants us to go through life with strength, wisdom and joy. And He’s given us His Word to tell us how to do it. The Living Word for Living Life includes 35 of the most common situations people face, along with biblical truths to help us walk through those circumstances in ways that guarantee our victory.Purchase the Book
Who is the Holy Spirit? What is his purpose in my life? What does it mean to be “filled” with the Spirit? Listen as Pastor Van provides clarity to questions many have as it relates to the Holy Spirit. Gain a clear understanding of who the Spirit is, his role in your life, and the benefits of living according to his direction.Purchase Digital Audio Purchase Digital Video
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Financial freedom is the heartfelt desire of many, but to many, attainment seems lofty. What do you do when bills are excessive, retirement is an afterthought, and saving is only a dream? This four-part series can be used as a guide to place you on the road to freedom and prosperity.Purchase Digital Audio Purchase Digital Video
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Someone once said, “Our intentions create our reality.” In this series, you will be challenged to live life on purpose. Coincidences cannot be the norm. This seven message series will lead you to a life that is impactful, influential, and God-centered.Purchase Digital Audio Purchase Digital Video
Childhood dreams of being doctors, school teachers, and firefighters once flooded our minds. As children, we dreamed we would one day change the world. But what happened to that dream? This series will reignite the fire in you! It will remind you that with hard work and determination, dreams still do come true.Purchase Digital Audio Purchase Digital Video


Patient Care - A Great Topic For Your Nursing CourseworkA good paper topic for a nursing course should be about patient care. This is the most common theme in nursing course content and it is also the best way to draw your class into the topic. The subject is also popularly referred to as 'the importance of patient care' by both professional nurses and most employers, due to its popularity as a subject area. It is also a very simple subject to study, with the fact that there are several easy ways to research this topic.
You could, if you wish, choose the patient care topic for your nursing course based on your own interests. If you are an artist, then you might choose to write a paper topic on art. Similarly, if you have a particular interest in a specific industry, then perhaps that is the topic you would choose.
You can also use your student education budget to research paper topics that you can use for your nursing coursework. If you look in your college or university's library, you may find a wide range of interesting topics to study for your nursing coursework.
But, whether you choose to use a research topic that is related to your area of interest or you do research yourself, you need to make sure that you pick a topic that appeals to your students. That means you need to ensure that they find it interesting, as well as informative. This is important if you want them to retain the information in their minds long after you are gone.
First, you need to make sure that you choose a topic about patient care, as that is what will attract your students. You can easily find information about how to write a paper topic from your college or university library. You can use the books in the library for these purposes, as well as you can contact your tutor for help with the topic.
Once you have chosen a topic for your nursing coursework, you should find some research papers that cover the same topic - in order to make sure that you know what you are talking about when you are discussing patient care. Again, you can use books in your college or university library for this purpose.
You will need to remember that the topic you choose is up to you. However, you should have some ideas that you can work with. However, you should always remember that you are not writing for the teacher but rather for the students.
When researching good research paper topics, you need to remember that the topic should be at least three or four pages long. Keep in mind that a good way to research the topic is to use the same research paper topics you are using for your regular coursework. This way, you can pick up on all the details about the topic, as well as the process of researching a paper topic.


Divine destiny: Larimore's book celebrates unconditional love
A Wednesday night sermon at Triad Baptist inspired Susie Larimore to trade banks for books.
The result is “Caroline’s Destiny,” her first fiction novel — available online from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and WestBow Press and set in the fictional town of Moondale, North Carolina, outside Winston-Salem.
Published by WestBow, a division of Thomas Nelson and Zondervan, Larimore’s tale hits close to home in its focus on a child wanting but never getting love and acceptance from those she loves the most.
The product of a moment of passion, the book’s fictional “Caroline” rises above her mother’s spite and resentment to profoundly impact several lives through selfless love.
“I have carried this desire to tell the story for 18 years,” says Larimore, who began the book project after ending a 13-year career as a teller at the State Employees Credit Union in Kernersville. “My book is about unconditional love, and to choose to love the unlovable just as Jesus Christ did, and as we’re commanded to in scripture.
“Galatians 6:9 says to not grow weary in well doing for in due season we shall reap what we sow,” she says. “The book helped me heal from my own pain and has given me a voice to tell others we are not a mistake but have a purpose.
“ I pray God will work through me to bless others through ‘Caroline’s Destiny,’ ” she adds. “While I still struggle daily with the belief that I can be loved and not lose that love, I stay in the Bible and focus on the promises of God. When you chose to forgive and love others, it frees you since we all have a choice to be better or bitter, and Christ wants us to forgive.”
Inspired by a sermon message
Not a writer by training, and with no previous books to her credit, Larimore says it was a message by Triad Baptist Lead Pastor Robert Decker that set the book in motion.
“I came to Wednesday night services and Pastor Rob’s sermons were about growing and trusting God when the Spirit is asking you to do something else,” Larimore says. “He asked us one night: ‘Are you doing the same thing you were three years ago?’ I thought, ‘Yes, I’ve been doing the same thing for the last 34 years!’ That was my confirmation.
“It also came as my mother and her brother’s health was failing, and I was considering what I needed to do to help them. And I also believe the Holy Spirit was telling me that I needed to write this book. So I trusted Him and stepped out and wrote it. I plan on writing more if it is God’s will.”
To prepare, Larimore took writing classes from The Institute of Children’s Literature, joined the Writer’s Roundtable in Kernersville, and spent three years planning and researching the 1960s and 1970s, including popular trends of the times, and names used.
One of her book’s characters is named “Robbie” after Pastor Rob and grows up to become a pastor. As with many other characters in “Caroline’s Destiny,” he’s drawn from real people in her own life, in this case Pastor Rob and her son, Daniel, who is also a pastor.
At Triad, Susie and Randy are members of the Living Epistles Sunday School Class. She’s also a longtime choir and Finance Committee member and Bible Institute student and has volunteered with the Vacation Bible School of Kids Street Children’s Ministry since 2012.
Despite the caregiving duties that came with taking care of her mother and uncle, Larimore says the change also gave her more time to pray, read scripture, draw closer to God, and write so her book could become a reality.
“I wrote an outline of the book, and added what I needed to tell in each chapter,” Larimore says. “It took me a while to gather the courage to actually start writing. Once I had my thoughts together, it took nine months to complete.
“While it’s adult fiction as a genre, the story could be real, and wouldn’t it be wonderful if we all thought more like Caroline in the way she loves others? I hope the reader will be able to relate to at least one of the characters in the book. Caroline loved and respected each one of them, and chose to love and forgive.”


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enjamin Franklin’s writings cover many genres, from his unique take on ethical philosophy presented in Poor Richard’s Almanack to journalism, scientific reports, satire and autobiography. We know much about Franklin’s life in London from his letters to Polly Hewson, his London landlady’s daughter, who became like a daughter to Franklin. His skilled writing - spare, and at times humorous and emotive - conveys his character and an understanding of the man; his writings are considered great works of literature.
Franklin was largely self-taught and as a boy was an extensive reader of Bunyan, Defoe, Addison, Locke and such others. At 12 he was apprenticed as a printer to his brother James. By the time he was 16 he was contributing (under the pseudonym of Silence Dogood) to The Courant, a paper established by his brother.
Franklin returned to America from England to set up as a printer in 1726. He published and wrote most of the newspaper, The Pennsylvania Gazette, which speedily became a success. Further triumph and widespread acclaim came in 1732 with the appearance of the first of 24 annual editions of Poor Richard's Alamanack. The Alamanack brought Franklin fame as the first American writer to achieve nation-wide readership. It was the vehicle for many of his aphorisms, which rephrased are a part of our everyday lexicon like: He that lieth down with dogs, shall rise up with fleas. Among his early publishing ventures was the Philadelphische Zeitung, America’s first German-language newspaper (1732).
In 1771 Franklin published his autobiography, still hailed as a classic. Two years later, he produced his Rules by which a Great Empire May be Reduced to a Small One, one of a series of satirical pieces intended to calm tensions yet warn the British of the likely outcome of a hard line course against the colonies.
The Papers of Benjamin Franklin, the only comprehensive record of Franklin’s writings, will be available for scholars to view in the Scholarship Centre at Benjamin Franklin House. The Papers have been catalogued by scholars based at Yale University. There are 37 volumes currently in print which captures Franklin’s writings and those written to and about him up through 1782; numerous volumes are yet to come! Find out more about the Papers here


The Fairview Public Library will be closed Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, December 24, 25, and 26.
Thursday, December 5 from 4:00-5:30 p.m. The Friends of the Library will provide Legos, so please do not bring any from home. Parents are asked to stay with children under 11. Donations of Legos will be accepted. Please call the library at 224-6087 with questions.
Sunday, December 8 from 1:00-5:00 p.m.. Tickets are available at the library for $10 each.
Preschool Story Time, for children ages three to five years, is held on Wednesdays at 10:00 am.
December 4th Shapes We Know and Love
December 11th Christmas is ComingPlease bring a finger food and join us for our Holiday Party
December 18th Holiday Sing-A-Long with Mrs. Tanya, Josiah, Lonnie and his acoustic guitar
December 25th Library Closed No Storytime
January 1st Library Closed No Storytime
January 8th No Storytime
Toddler Time for children ages 18 – 35 months, each Tuesday at 10:00 a.m.. Join us as we do repetitive activities that make the children proud, as well as books, songs, and hands–on fun. And there's always a visit from Brownie the Bunny.
Please bring a finger food and join us for our Holiday Party on December 17th. This will be the last Toddler Time until January 7, 2014.
The Fairview Book Club for adults will meet on Thursday, December 12 at 5:30 pm to discuss another good book.
The Avid Readers Book Club will not meet in December.
The Friends of the Fairview Library group meets on the first Tuesday each month at 1 pm at the Library. They hope you'll join them! Learn more about Friends of the Fairview Library …


Almost 2 years following his successful effort at arming today's teens to withstand the pressures and temptations of today's world in his first book, War With The World: The Teenage Battlefield, Pastor Steve returns with a follow up, this time, warning Christians entering college that they are not only entering a campus, but a spiritual battlefield. Usually getting ready for college involves buying things for the dorm room, getting student loans, buying expensive textbooks, moving away from your parents, and all that is familiar to completely redefine what's normal. But while getting ready to move into the dorms, enter classes and make new friends is obviously important, do Christians entering college even stop to think of preparing spiritually? In his new book, War with the World: The College Battlefield, Pastor Steve seeks to warn and prepare Christians on campus of the moral and intellectual challenges that will attack their faith, which most never even see coming.
The reality is that most professing Christians, who emerge from secular and Christian colleges, come out with a degree, but without Jesus Christ in their lives. What causes college to have so much potential to cause so much spiritual damage? Is it because today's average American college is predominately liberal? Or is it because there are more opportunities to dive into the world's temptations than at any other time in your life? Could it be because of the endless list of academic and social college distractions? Why do so many Christians fail to stay Christian in their beliefs and lifestyle after years of college? Pastor Steve believes it's because most Christian youth had a shallow faith to begin with, based largely on emotional highs rather than a real relationship with Jesus and lacking a thorough understanding of what Christianity is about, much less reasons why to believe it.
In this easy to read, heavily engaging spiritual manifesto, Pastor Steve seeks to not only make students aware of the nature of the spiritual war that awaits them, but rather to help arm them to know how to remain standing in their faith and convictions when the dust settles and graduation comes. With a combination of Scripture, pop culture, facts, illustrations and Pastor Steve's writing style, your attention will not diminish throughout the pages and chapters of this book. The reader will be engaged from beginning to end, for this book is not one that talks at college students, but rather talks to them, and encourages them to remain standing strong in their faith.
If you are a college student who cares about remaining strong in your Christianity, you won't be able to put this book down. If you have a family member in college, get him/her this much needed, easy-to-read tool that is just as important as any class textbook that you'll end up spending a lot more for.


Household Charge – where to pay it in County Cavan
You can pay with cash at Cavan County Council Cash office, Courthouse, Cavan and Cavan Town Council Office, Townhall, Cavan
Cash payments can be made until 5pm on 31st March
Your payment must be accompanied by a completed registration form.
Household Charge Registration forms are available from:
* Cavan County Council, Courthouse, Cavan;
* Cavan Town Council, Townhall, Cavan;
* Johnston Central Library, Farnham Street, Cavan;
* Roads Area Offices at Courthouse Virginia, Courthouse Bailieborough, Courthouse, Ballyconnell and Moynehall, Cavan;
* Public Libraries in Bailieborough and Cootehill and Branch Libraries at Virginia, Ballyjamesduff, Belturbet, Ballyconnell, Kingscourt, Arva and Killeshandra;
* Water Services Area Offices at Courthouse, Cootehill and Creeny, Belturbet;
* Citizens Information Centre, Cavan Town; and
* Post Offices throughout the County
Cash payments can be made at the Cavan County Council Cash Office, Courthouse Cavan and also at Cavan Town Council Office, Townhall, Cavan from 9.15am to 1.00pm and 2.00pm to 5.00pm Monday to Friday. Cavan County Council Cash Office at Courthouse Cavan will be open on Saturday 31st March 2012 from 9.15am to 1.00pm and from 2.00pm to 5.00pm to enable payment to be made by the deadline.


Leitrim Sports Partnership are running two day time walking groups in Drumshanbo and Ballinamore. The groups are open to beginners and are free to take part in.
Ballinamore walking group meets every Monday 12noon meeting at Ballinamore Library Main Street Ballinamore.
Drumshanbo walking group meets every Friday at 9.45am meeting at Drumshanbo Library Market House.
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World of Archangels; How to Meet an ArchangelRegular price $35.00
World of Archangels is a spiritual masterpiece designed by Archangel Uriel that retraces the self-realization process that allows you to interact with some of the most influential Beings in this Universe. Regardless of who you are, where you come from or what you are doing, this book contains Universal principles that will redefine your spiritual life. The book is filled with Enlightening meditations, Ancient wisdom and uplifting stories of ethereal encounters with the other side. Whether you are a beginner in this field or an old soul wiser than the day, World of Archangels will help you achieve the next level of your spiritual journey.
Throughout history we have been led to believe that there are only 7 primary Chakras within the human body. There are in fact 12 Chakras that act as representatives for the 12 Dimensions that make up our Universal learning environment. World of Archangels delves quite heavily into each of the Dimensions that collectively became known as Creator School. We are each of us developing souls that will one day achieve the 12th Dimension and leave Creation as powerful Creators ourselves. The fundamentals of achieving such a feat revolves around Unconditional Love and expressing ourselves within the extremely heightened existence of Enlightenment. The Archangels are the Beings who convey these teachings down in order to complete the cycle of learning. World of Archangels was written to simply orchestrate such a Divine meeting; the rest is entirely up to Destiny.
The book follows a self-realization process that Archangel Uriel hand-crafted for the sole purpose of awakening souls. Each chapter continues this powerful journey, where by the end of the book, descriptive meditations upon activating and cleansing the Chakras, raising the vibration of the human body, communing with ethereal Beings, psychic self defense, healing and the ability to understand Life beyond normal human perception becomes available. With self-realization in mind, World of Archangels aims to excel the spiritual aspirant onto a pathway of Enlightenment with dedicated meditations to empower the human energetic body beyond the normal limitations.
Here on Earth we may sometimes become bogged down with all manner of disharmonies that cause us to be shackled into a physical life that was effectively set up for us to fail at some point in time. Sometimes we cannot see the light at the end of the tunnel and many times we may even feel burnt by Life itself for no other reason than for the justification of karmic debt. It may be one of the greatest answers to know the meaning of your life and to understand why you are even alive. To genuinely approach an Archangel; these answers may very well be given to you. To live a fulfilling Life, to be free of limitations, to recognize the nature of who you are and where you have come from; this is the result of becoming an awakened soul.
Reviews"I have been wanting to dive deeper into the world of archangels for a while now and I am so glad I chose this book as my guide. It so beautifully and eloquently written- "Grand puppeteers are pulling the strings of fate and there is an infinite array of characters driven by their relentless pursuits to discover the mind of God". "World of Archangels", while obviously written on Earth through a (brilliant!) physical mind and body during this time and space, was most certainly led by a wise and enlightened soul sharing it's extremely important and necessary messages with us mere mortals. It is a soothing book which will leave you feeling relieved, calm, and returning to it time and again just as one turns to meditation for its same effects. Overall, if you are interested in starting or advancing to higher levels on your spiritual journey this book is a MUST read regardless of how many other books on angels or spirituality you have read."
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"This is an amazing and interesting book full of truths about the spiritual world and practical visual meditations that everyone should read! Sufian has given us in this book so many important information about the spiritual word, about activating and cleaning the chakras, how to communicate with our Spirit Guides, our Guardian Angel and Archangels, information about how to heal ourselves and others, and important information of wisdom how to achieve Enlightenment and Unconditional love which is the seed of Enlightenment. I have read and re-read this book many times. First time I have done this meditation such a powerful energy has washed over me that I have literally collapsed from the chair I was sitting on and have lost consciousness about 15 seconds and have woken up on my bedroom floor. I wasn't scared at all because Sufian has explained in the book that who has never activated or cleansed their chakras the energy coming out from them may feel like an explosion of a volcano. Thank you Sufian for sharing your wisdom and knowledge and for writing this book!! God bless you."
***** Amazon Review
"After having red so many books from authors that write without having experienced anything important but with the inner intention of making people buy books, when you arrive to this book this is like finding water in the desert. Oh My God! He simply says it all and what he says is the ultimate liberating truth, nothing less than that. I thank you Sufian from my heart for such important teachings and experience. Though he does not say it in the book, Sufian is an angel himself. I bow to those like Sufian who have attained victory and who are at the present in human form helping people for the sake of seeing them free from suffering and happy. For such precious light and freedom I have no words to describe the glory and unconditional love from God that you will find inside this book. The best book I have red so far!! Thank you Sufian for the immense Light you are sharing with us all. I love you unconditionally!!"
***** Amazon Review
Product Specifications:Paperback: 246 pages
Dimensions: 6 x 0.52 x 9 inches
Rating: 4.4 out of 5 from over 600 reviews
Copies Sold: 45,000
Categories: Spirituality, Angels, Meditation


V. Kolisnychenko, G. Plunkett III, C. D. Herring, T. Fehér, J. Pósfai, F. R. Blattner &
G. Pósfai (2002) Engineering a reduced Eschericha coli genome. Genome Res 12(4):640-647.
Deletion procedures step by step (Microsoft Word format)
Primers (Microsoft Word format)
Construction of MD1
Predicted and empirical nucleotide sequences of the chromosomal joints
Phenotypes detected by Biolog
Data files were archived on August 21, 2005 and retrieved from the Internet Archive on September 26, 2022.


Are you looking to add some musical flair to your Instagram Stories? Adding music to your Instagram Story is a great way to engage and entertain your followers. In this article, we will cover everything you need to know about adding music to your Instagram Story, including the latest features and updates for 2023, how to add music after posting, alternative methods for adding music, tips for using music in your stories, creative ways to use music, and troubleshooting common issues.
Adding Music to Your Instagram Story in 2023
Instagram has made it easier than ever to add music to your stories with the latest updates and features. Here’s what you need to know to add music to your Instagram Story in 2023:
- Music sticker: The easiest way to add music to your Instagram Story is by using the music sticker. To use this feature, simply tap on the “Stickers” button in the top right corner of the screen when creating a new story. Then, tap on the “Music” sticker and select a song from the library. You can preview the song and adjust the start and end times to fit your story.
- Music library: Instagram’s music library is constantly expanding and now includes a wide variety of genres and moods to choose from. You can browse the library by song, artist, or mood to find the perfect track for your story.
- Music suggestions: Instagram’s music suggestions feature recommends songs based on the content of your story. To use this feature, simply tap on the “Suggestions” button when adding a music sticker to your story.
Pro Tip: Keep in mind that not all music is available on Instagram’s music library. If you can’t find the song you’re looking for, try using an alternative method (like a third-party app) to add it to your story.
Adding Music to Your Instagram Story After Posting
Accidentally forgot to add music to your Instagram Story before posting? No problem! You can edit your Instagram Story to add music after it has been posted. Here’s how to do it:
- Open Instagram and go to your profile.
- Tap on the story you want to edit and click on the “Edit & Send” button in the bottom left corner.
- Tap on the “Stickers” button and select the “Music” sticker.
- Choose a song from the library or use the music suggestions feature to find the perfect track for your story.
- Adjust the start and end times of the song as needed and tap on the “Done” button.
- Click on the “Send To” button and select “Your Story” to post the edited version of your story with the added music.
Pro Tip: When adding music to an existing story, consider the theme and mood of the original content. Choose a song that complements the theme and enhances the overall experience for your followers.
Adding Music to Your Instagram Story Without Using the Music Sticker
While the music sticker is the easiest way to add music to your Instagram Story, there are a few alternative methods you can try if it’s not available or if you want to use a specific song that isn’t on Instagram’s music library. These methods include using third-party apps and using Instagram’s “share” feature.
Method 1: Using Third-Party Apps
There are many third-party apps available that allow you to add music to your Instagram Stories. Some popular options include InShot, Canva, and Unfold.
To use a third-party app to add music to your Instagram Story, follow these steps:
- Download and install a third-party app from the App Store or Google Play Store.
- Open the app and select the “Create Story” option.
- Choose a template or layout for your story.
- Add your content (such as photos and videos) to the template.
- Tap on the “Music” button and select a song from your device’s music library or use the app’s built-in library.
- Adjust the start and end times of the song as needed.
- Save the story and share it on Instagram by exporting it to your camera roll and uploading it as a new story.
Pro Tip: Some third-party apps may require you to pay a subscription fee or make in-app purchases to access all of their features. Be sure to read the app’s terms of service before using it to ensure that you are comfortable with any fees or limitations.
Method 2: Using Instagram’s “Share” Feature
Another way to add music to your Instagram Story without using the music sticker is by using Instagram’s built-in “share” feature. This method allows you to share a post from another user’s profile on your own profile as a sticker. Here’s how to do it:
- Find a post on Instagram with the song you want to use in your story.
- Tap on the “share” icon (the paper airplane icon) under the post.
- Select “Add Post to Your Story” from the menu that appears.
- Edit the post as needed (such as resizing or repositioning the sticker) and tap on the “Send To” button.
- Select “Your Story” from the list of options and tap on the “Share” button to post the story with the added music.
Pro Tip: Keep in mind that you can only share posts from public accounts using this method. Private accounts will not appear in the “share” menu.
Tips for Using Music in Your Instagram Stories
Adding music to your Instagram Stories can be a great way to engage and entertain your followers. Here are a few tips to help you get the most out of your musical stories:
- Choose the right music: The music you choose for your story should complement the theme and mood of your content. Take the time to find a song that fits the tone and style of your story.
- Edit the start and end times: Adjusting the start and end times of the song can help to better match the flow and pacing of your story. Experiment with different start and end times to find the best fit.
- Use music to enhance the theme and mood: Music can be a powerful tool for setting the tone and mood of your story. Use it to enhance the overall theme and atmosphere of your content.
- Experiment with different genres and moods: Don’t be afraid to mix things up and experiment with different genres and moods of music. This can help to keep your stories fresh and interesting for your followers.
Use music to create a sense of continuity:** Using the same song or a series of songs with a similar theme or mood can help to create a sense of continuity and flow in your stories. This can be especially effective for longer series of stories or for stories with a clear theme or message.
Creative Ways to Use Music in Your Instagram Stories
Adding music to your Instagram Stories doesn’t have to be limited to just playing a song in the background. There are many creative ways you can use music in your stories to engage and entertain your followers. Here are a few ideas to try:
- Lip sync: Lip syncing to a song in your Instagram Story can be a fun and creative way to use music. Simply record yourself singing or lip syncing to a song and add it to your story. You can also add text or stickers to the video to enhance the effect.
- Music videos: Create your own mini music videos using your Instagram Stories. Use a series of photos or videos set to a song to create a cohesive and visually appealing music video. You can also add text and stickers to further enhance the theme and mood of the video.
- Soundtrack your daily life: Use music to soundtrack your daily life in your Instagram Stories. Choose songs that match the mood and theme of your activities and add them to your stories to give your followers a more immersive and entertaining experience.
- Collaborate with other users: Collaborating with other users on musical Instagram Stories can be a great way to create unique and engaging content. Reach out to other users with complementary styles and themes and work together to create musical stories.
Troubleshooting Common Issues When Adding Music to Your Instagram Story
While adding music to your Instagram Story is generally a straightforward process, there are a few common issues that may arise. Here are some solutions to these issues:
- Music sticker not available: If the music sticker is not available in your Instagram app, it may be due to a temporary issue or a compatibility issue with your device. Try updating your app or restarting your device to see if that resolves the issue. If the problem persists, you may need to use an alternative method (like a third-party app) to add music to your story.
- Music not playing: If the music you added to your story is not playing, it could be due to a problem with the song itself or with your device’s audio settings. Try restarting the app and checking your device’s audio settings to see if that resolves the issue. If the problem persists, you may need to try a different song or use an alternative method to add music to your story.
- Copyright issues: If you are using a song that you do not have the rights to, you may encounter copyright issues when trying to add it to your Instagram Story. To avoid these issues, make sure to use only music that you have the rights to or that is available on Instagram’s music library.
Adding music to your Instagram Story is a great way to engage and entertain your followers. Whether you use the music sticker, a third-party app, or Instagram’s “share” feature, there are many options available to help you add music to your stories. Just be sure to properly credit the original creator and get permission before using someone else’s music, and follow the tips and troubleshooting solutions outlined in this article to get the most out of your musical stories.
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With these tips and strategies in mind, you’re well on your way to creating engaging and entertaining musical stories for your Instagram followers. Happy posting!


The documents below (Deaconship Ranks, Responsibilities, and Ordination Guidelines) present the general guidelines for deaconship service in the Coptic Orthodox Church of St Mary and St Mark, Edmonton, Alberta. The booklet and its contents are being developed and used by Habib Girgis School of Coptic Studies (HGSCS) to administer deacon ordinations and general deacon guidelines.
The booklet starts with an introduction to the deaconship service and then gives a detailed description of each deaconship rank. The description includes the qualifications required for ordination, the general duties performed by the rank, the uniform appropriate for the rank, an overview of the rite of the ordination, then special notes on the responsibilities and the ordination of each rank. The last section of the booklet lists the general guidelines for deacons to attend church and serve in the sanctuary. May this booklet be a source of blessings and a reason for the salvation of many.
General Guidelines for All Ranks of Deaconship
Deaconship Ranks, Responsibilities, and Ordination Guidelines


Pick your container, fill it with water, and sit back and watch your plant grow!
This book is the answer to anyone who has ever shied away from growing house plants because of messy dirt or fear of things dying if left for a few days without water. Ditch the hassle and learn how to grow plants indoors with nothing but water.
Peter Loewer, an inveterate inventor of water gardening techniques, has written and illustrated this charming guide to teach readers the basics of hydroculture. This technique of growing plants in water has a history of almost 300 years, from experiments by an English botanist to the giant automated factory greenhouses of the twentieth century where vegetables are now grown commercially by the ton. Learn how to utilize this simple, time-tested method in your own home and never worry about over- or under-watering again!


Months ago I saw a small clip on the news about a self published book that was making HUGE waves. I wrote down the title so I could check it out. I had no idea - nor did I care about what the book was about! I just wanted to see if I could figure out what the author, E. L. James knew about publishing that I might want to/need to know as an aspiring author.
So I went to Amazon and read the free posted pages.
I wasn't knocked out necessarily by what I read but I admit I wanted to keep reading just to simply see what Christian saw in Ana. Plus it seemed all the hype was for nothing. There was no hot and steamy-ness in the free preview. So I put my name on it at the library, was told I was 3rd on the waiting list and within a week Mr. Smith from the Warren County Public Library called to tell me it was in.
He gave me a sheepish look when I picked it up. I'll admit it was slightly awkward.
When I had the book in my hand I saw why; the back cover said, "Erotica".
That very same week author E. L. James and 50 Shades had inundated media with her book dubbed "mommy porn" interviewing and confessing it was her midlife crisis/hobby to write out her personal fantasy in 50 Shades trilogy.
O crap! What sort of book had I checked out from the library?
Two things to note:
A.) I'm super private about private things and
B.) I'm a sorta prude
Also, oh yeah,
C.) I got kids. Kids old enough to know their mommy had picked up the sordid popular book. I was either going to have to hide the book from them or explain what porn is. Neither of which I was really interested in doing. (I can't even use the bathroom in private - how could I expect to keep an entire novel I was reading to myself?)
Nevertheless, the little voice inside my head said, "How bad can it be anyway?" and so I kept reading.
Christian goes to the hardware store.
Christian agrees to the photo shoot.
Christian and Ana go out for tea.
Christian flies her to his bachelor pad.
Christian is obviously screwy in the head.
Obviously Ana is as well. (Who in their right mind would sign a contract? I mean c'mon!)
They hook up ... uh-oh this is getting super steamy and
he's got this weirdo creepy torture room.
insert screech noise
I slam the book shut and immediately return it to the library drop box under the cover of dark where I won't have to look any librarians in the eye lest they think I voraciously read mommy porn in one night.
Incidentally the key to self publishing is obviously sex.
Note to self: work on your query letter writing skills.
Now everywhere I go (and I mean everywhere) people are talking about 50 Shades of Grey. Some say it's nothing but smut. Other's argue it is every woman's secret fantasy. Some say it's poorly written and are bored of reading about 'shattered' while others are furious with degradation of women. No matter your opinion one thing is for certain ... this book is making E. L. James a freaking gazillionaire
and I might be the only person in the world who started it, shut it and won't ever read it again.
I didn't want Christian Grey or his sex-ness in my bed. Not literally, of course! What I mean is I know me and I know that if I would have kept on reading 50 Shades would have - temporarily or permanently - who knows - left an impression on me and subsequently into my very personal, private life.
And I don't want anyone else there except me and my husband.
It's that simple.
I like my personal life. A lot.
Am I saying it doesn't need improvement ... yeah, believe it or not I am.
It's that good here.
Inviting 50 Shades of Grey in will only change that.
So forget you Christian Grey. I don't need you.
I'm not interested in your good looks or weird tricks.
This chic is having a good time without you.
Hope you're not too, um .... shattered to discover not every woman wants you in her head when she's in her bed.


On May 15, 2018, changzhou junhe Charitable Foundation and the Shangri-La Group jointly held the activity of " Donate books to children , Full of Love " successfully.
This activity was initiated by the Shangri-La Group, mainly for children in the mountains of Yunnan, Qinghai, Shaanxi, and Fujian, donating a book and sending our care.
After the announcement of the activity, the employees of JunHe responded and actively participated in the sharing of used books such as popular science books, fairy tales, classic classics, and other books, and used their love actions to contribute to the mountain school library.
Due to the rush of time, the employees of JunHe
donated 98 books in total. Maybe there are not many books donated, and the books are not very new, but knowledge is priceless. These books are full of people's love for children in the mountains.
We hope that the donated books will enable children to experience the pleasure of reading , open a window of knowledge for them, and take them to the outside world.
The success of the event has benefited from everyone's efforts. We are grateful for the kindness and kindness of the Shangri-La Group, for every member of junhe group, and for every friend who CARES about children in the mountains.
The smooth running of the event has benefited from everyone's efforts. Thanks to the Shangri-La Group for their kindness and good deeds, and thanks everyone in JunHe, thanks every friend who cares about the children in the mountains.


Hello, my dears,
tomorrow, February 14, is Valentine’s Day.
I spent almost 3 years in Azerbaijan, in its capital Baku and the city of Lankeran in the south. During this time I was able to enjoy the generous hospitality everywhere and got to know and appreciate the country and its people. It was a wonderful time, full of impressions and experiences that I do not want to miss.
Here is my reading and film advice for you, which fits well to Valentine’s Day: “Ali and Nino”.
The famous romance novel is set in Azerbaijan, the crossroads between East and West and in the capital Baku, the city where Orient and Occident converge.
It is about the love between the young aristocrat Ali Khan Shirvanshir, the first born of an important Muslim family, and the Georgian Christian princess Nino Kipiani, who also comes from a famous family. Ali falls in love with Nino from the very first moment. Although they belong to different religions, they overcome all difficulties and marry. The romance takes place against the background of the First World War and the Russian Revolution in Azerbaijan.
The film impresses with wonderful shots, with incredibly beautiful landscapes and a great, gorgeous romance.
The famous love story “Ali and Nino” was written by Kurban Said, a stage name which probably conceals two people: the publicist Baroness Elfriede von Ehrenfels, born von Bodmershof, and the Viennese coffee house writer Lev Nussimbaum, born in Baku in 1905. The novel’s intensity is probably due to Nussimbaum’s life story. He converted to Islam as a Jew and is said to have taken the name Essad Bey after his convert.
When the novel first appeared in Vienna in 1937, it quickly became a bestseller. Because of the forbidden topic ‘love across ethnic borders’, its success at that time was almost a scandal. The novel only reappeared in the seventies, as a translation into English.
The novel was translated into 33 languages. It was filmed in 2015 and premiered in early 2016.
The filming took place at different locations like Baku, Gobustan, Khynalyg, Ganja and Gadabey.
In Azerbaijan, the book “Ali and Nino” is equivalent to a national epic.


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DVD, NTSC; widescreen presentation ; Dolby Digital 5.1 surround, 2.0 stereo.
In Italian with English subtitles.
Ksenia Rappoport, Filippo Timi, Antonia Truppo, Gaetano Bruno, Fausto Russo Alesi, Michele di Mauro, Lorenzo Gioielli, Lidia Vitale.
Photography, Tat Radcliffe ; editor, Guido Notari ; music, Pasquale Catalano.
Originally released as a motion picture in 2009.
"Guido, a former cop, is a luckless veteran of the speed-dating scene in Turin. But, much to his surprise, he meets Slovenian immigrant Sonia, a chambermaid at a high-end hotel. The two hit it off, and a passionate romance develops. After they leave the city for a romantic getaway in the country, things suddenly take a dark turn"--Container.
Special features: behind-the-scenes featurette ; deleted scenes.
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We ask that our incoming 8th graders read a minimum of three books over the summer and complete literature logs for each of them.
The books you choose are entirely up to you, though of course I would like to see texts that are appropriate for your age and skill level.
This link will take you to a printable copy of the literature log. You may also type your responses based on the same format.
Please bookmark this blog! This blog will have every homework assignment and due date I share with you in class. It is a great resource for students and parents to keep an eye on.
Below is a suggested supply list for 8th grade ELA:
3-hole punch paper - white lined
1 2” binder
5 divider tabs
Tissues and table wipes also appreciated!
Email me at Connelly.Cornelia@JamestownSchools.org with any other questions. I will be checking my email periodically throughout the summer.


Dr. Mohamed Mohamed Ouda
Sunday, 15 Rajab 1439 AH - 1 April 2018 AD 10:20 AM-12:00 PM Auditorium 3
W-3: Dr. Mohamed Mohamed Ouda
Clinical Psychologist, Mental Health Division
National Guard Health Affairs, King Abdul-Aziz Medical city
Achievements during the scientific process: Clinical interview for children and adolescents, in press- Anglo-Egyptian Bookshop. 2018. X-linked ichthyosis associated with psychosis and behavioral abnormalities: a case report, Journal of Medical Case Reports, 11:267 , 2017. Translation and standardization of Checklist for Autism Spectrum Disorder(CASD) – in press - Anglo-Egyptian Bookshop. Relationship between cultural identity confusion and future anxiety among the university students in Saudi Arabia, the Symposium book, the 3rd International of Psychology Department" Identity and Contemporary Challenges", part 3, Al-Imam University, April 2016. Published book entitled (Diagnostic Guide for Neurodevelopmental Disorders ) , Publisher Anglo Egyptian Bookshop , Cairo 2016. Participation in the translation and publication of " Autism Diagnostic Interview- Revised ADI-R" with a group of researchers from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Qatar, under permission from the original publisher, publication by Autism Research Center, King Faisal Specialist Hospital, Riyadh ,2014.
Parental interview for diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder based on DSM 5
1. Diagnostic criteria for autism spectrum disorder in the DSM-5
2. The latest update on diagnostic criteria for autism spectrum disorder in DSM-5
3. What is the interview?
4. How to evaluate each criteria of autism diagnosis by interviewing parents
5. Identify key questions and supplementary questions for the interview
6. The results of the interview
7. Presentation of the checklist for autism spectrum disorders


Celebrate Christmas with Julia as she learns the miraculous story of the very first Christmas.
The gift of this book is that, if read to your child each day in December, your child will have the story of Luke 2 committed to memory. Then, your child will have the story of Christmas in their heart all year long and not just on December 25!
“My grandchildren love the Julia Learns series. They love the illustrations and stories and as their grandfather I love the message of these purposeful books, life lessons and foundational values that are God honoring. Thank you, Carla!”– Dan Celia, President/CEO Financial Issues Stewardship Ministries, author, radio personality


The Wartime Memories Project - The Great War - Day by Day
24th February 1915On this day:
- 1st Battalion Royal Scots Belgium & France 1914 - 1915. 1st Battalion Royal Scots in Ypres, Belgium.
- Horse inspection for 2nd Life Guards 2nd Life Guards War Diary:
Every horse inspected by A D V S 3rd Cav Division and by Col Yardley (Remount Officer). They decided to change 10 horses as unsuitable or worn out.
- 24th Feb 1915 2nd Queens in trenches
- 24th Feb 1915 Thrilling Stories
- 24th Feb 1915 Training
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Killed, Wounded, Missing and Prisoner Reports published this day.
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There are:5 articles tagged with this date available in our Library These include information on officers service records, letters, diaries, personal accounts and information about actions during the Great War.
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Human EST Profiler
Summary of Human UniGene EST Library
- Revision: 202.
- Number of cluster with at least 10 ESTs: 27,255.
- Number of ESTs in valid clusters: 6,326,224.
- Number of ESTs successfully mapped to tissues: 6,044,228 (95.5%).
- Number of ESTs derived from immune tissues: 574,350 (9.5%).
Tissue distribution for top 20 immune/non-immune tissues in valid clustes:


Two previously unpublished short stories by Shirley Jackson, the queen of gothic fiction, have been released.
Charlie Roberts and Only Stand and Wait were both published on 9 June in Strand magazine, a US-based print magazine that publishes short fiction and interviews.
In Charlie Roberts, a couple are planning a dinner party, and much of the story is a conversation about who they will be inviting. Beneath their familiar banter, however, is palpable but unexpressed tension. The title refers to the owner of a pocket-knife left behind at the couple’s home, and it’s clear that something has happened to him. “We had a nice time here, Charlie and I,” the husband says to the wife, grinning.
Andrew Gulli, managing editor of Strand magazine, said that Charlie Roberts prompts “many unanswered questions and all of them lead to the road called menace”.
Only Stand and Wait touches on isolation, insight and denial – themes found in Jackson’s novels The Haunting of Hill House and We Have Always Lived in the Castle. It focuses on a patient who has just had an operation, and his doctor, who is about to take his bandages off.
Both stories are very short: Charlie Roberts is just over 500 words long, while Only Stand and Wait is under 400.
Jackson died in 1965 aged just 48. Her work has gained a new popularity in recent years, with a film adaptation of We Have Always Lived in the Castle and a Netflix series based on The Haunting of Hill House. Stephen King described the latter book as one of “only two great novels of the supernatural in the last 100 years”. Jackson is also the author of the classic short story The Lottery, first published in the New Yorker in 1948.
A previously unpublished story, Adventure on a Bad Night, was published by Strand magazine in 2020. It was discovered by Jackson’s son, Laurence Hyman, in boxes of his mother’s papers that had been donated to the Library of Congress a few years after her death.


Chair, Jewish Studies ProgramEli Black Professorship of Jewish Studies
Susannah Heschel is the Eli Black Professor of Jewish Studies at Dartmouth College. Her scholarship focuses on Jewish-Christian relations in Germany during the 19th and 20th centuries, the history of biblical scholarship, and the history of anti-Semitism. Her numerous publications include Abraham Geiger and the Jewish Jesus (University of Chicago Press), which won a National Jewish Book Award, and The Aryan Jesus: Christian Theologians and the Bible in Nazi Germany (Princeton University Press). She has also taught at Southern Methodist University and Case Western Reserve University.
Heschel has been a visiting professor at the Universities of Frankfurt and Cape Town as well as Princeton, and she is the recipient of numerous grants, including from the Ford Foundation, Carnegie Foundation, and a yearlong Rockefeller fellowship at the National Humanities Center. In 2011-12 she held a fellowship at the Wissenschaftskolleg in Berlin. She has received four honorary doctorates from universities in the United States, Canada, and Germany. Currently she is a Guggenheim Fellow and is writing a book on the history of European Jewish scholarship on Islam. In 2015 she was elected a member of the American Society for the Study of Religion.
The author of over one hundred articles, she has also edited several books, including Moral Grandeur and Spiritual Audacity: Essays of Abraham Joshua Heschel; Betrayal: German Churches and the Holocaust (with Robert P. Ericksen); Insider/Outsider: American Jews and Multiculturalism(with David Biale and Michael Galchinsky). She serves on the academic advisory council of the Center for Jewish Studies in Berlin and on the Board of Trustees of Trinity College.
“The Slippery yet Tenacious Nature of Racism: New Developments in Critical Race Theory and Their Implications for the Study of Religion and Ethics,” Journal of the Society of Christian Ethics 35:1 (Spring/Summer 2015), 3-27.
“Jewish and Muslim Feminist Theologies in Dialogue: Discourses of Difference,” in: Gender in Judaism and Islam: Common Lives, Uncommon Heritage, ed. Beth Wenger and Firoozeh Kashani-Sabet (Philadelphia: NYU Press, November 2014), 17-45.
“Constructions of Jewish Identity through Reflections on Islam,” in: Faithful Narratives: Historians, Religions, and the Challenge of Objectivity, ed. Nina Caputo and Andrea Sterk (Cornell University Press, 2014), 169-184.
“German-Jewish Scholarship on Islam as a Tool of De-Orientalization,” New German Critique 117 (Fall 2012), 91-117.
“Jesus in Modern Jewish Thought,” in: The Jewish Annotated New Testament, ed. Marc Brettler and Amy-Jill Levine (New York: Oxford University Press, 2011), 582-585.
Works in Progress
The Jewish Fascination with Islam: The History of Jewish Scholarship on Islam and its Impact on Modern Jewish Self-Understanding (under preparation); Holocaust Scholarship: Personal Trajectories and Professional Interpretations, ed. Christopher Browning, Susannah Heschel, Michael R. Marrus and Milton Shain, to be published by Berghahn Books (New York: Berghahn Books, forthcoming in 2014); “Human Dignity in Judaism: Divinely Bestowed, Humanly Performed,” Human Dignity, ed. Alexandra Kemmerer (forthcoming in 2015).


Monday, February 15, 2010
Uwem Akpan - Say You're One of Them
My Book Club Selection for February 2010
About the BOOK :
Each story in this jubilantly acclaimed collection pays testament to the wisdom and resilience of children, even in the face of the most agonizing circumstances.
A family living in a makeshift shanty in urban Kenya scurries to find gifts of any kind for the impending Christmas holiday. A Rwandan girl relates her family’s struggles to maintain a facade of normalcy amid unspeakable acts. A young brother and sister cope with their uncle’s attempt to sell them into slavery. Aboard a bus filled with refugees—a microcosm of today’s Africa—a Muslim boy summons his faith to bear a treacherous ride across Nigeria. Through the eyes of childhood friends the emotional toll of religious conflict in Ethiopia becomes viscerally clear.
Uwem Akpan's debut signals the arrival of a breathtakingly talented writer who gives a matter-of-fact reality to the most extreme circumstances in stories that are nothing short of transcendent.
My Views :
There are 4 amazing stories in this book. And each story left me in tears. I felt the pain and suffering of these children. It is so real. Its as if the characters are alive and you feel them right in front of you. You want to help them but how? I cried after reading this book. From the first page till the very last page. I feel blessed that I'm in a safe place and that I never had to endure this pain. But what about the children in this book? It made me wonder, if the characters were real, then where are they today? How are they? Are they still alive? These questions have been haunting me for days. Is Maisha still a prostitute? Or has she found her freedom? Are Hadiya and Selam still friends till this very day? Would it have a different effect if the narrator was an adult? I mean, these stories were written from a child's point of view. Some questions left unanswered...
But this book is a MUST read for all booklovers. Its also Oprah's Book Club Selection of 2009 and also one of NY's Best Sellers. Its on sale at MPH Bookstores for RM59.90 only.


This was a brilliant new take on the Phantom of the Opera. As a fan of the original story, I’m absolutely thrilled at how well Leon and Anthony brought new life to a classic story. The characters had beautiful depth, and I felt like I was stepping right into the story. The story moved along smoothly, with plenty of twists to keep the reader engaged. The intertwining of Macbeth above with the Phantom below was wonderful. Highly recommend for fans of the original phantom! 5 STARS Review by The Faerie Review
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Phantoms (Book One of the Phantoms Trilogy)
Phantoms is an adult fiction novel that tells the story of Erik Destler, a latter day Phantom of the Opera. Erik sets out to take over and rule the Palais Garnier, with La Divina - the diva Carlotta Caccini, as his queen, but at each turn, is seemingly thwarted by his nemesis - the original Phantom of the Opera, now the Opera Ghost. Phantoms is set in that same famous Paris opera house, amidst the staging of Verdi’s Macbeth, one hundred years on from the first appearance of Le Fantôme de l'Opéra in 1910.
Chandelier (Book Two of the Phantoms Trilogy)
CHANDELIER is the genre-bending sci-fi/fantasy-romance novel follow up of Michael Leon’s 2019 fantasy-romance book, PHANTOMS. A century has passed since the fabled Phantom ruled the Garnier Opera House. Technology has advanced, and AI has evolved beyond human knowledge. They reside in a virtual Earth, free from the ravages of an environmentally damaged Earth where humans and post-humans live under AI’s qualified governance. CHANDELIER follows one AI sentient’s journey, Benny, whose loyalty for a famous opera singer, Madame D’Arenberg, sets him on a dangerous course, entangling him in The Phantom of the Opera’s deadly web.
Author and Links
Michael Leon is an explorer, writer and author of the new novel, Sentient. Professionally trained in international trade, Michael has spent the last decade reading and writing SFF novels about new worlds to be explored in the future. His latest work, Sentient, imagines Earth in the year 2120. His next novel, Chandelier, will be released in 2022. Michael has travelled extensively around Europe, walking the paths of his characters, from the famous European opera houses in Phantoms to the mountain tops of Switzerland in Emissary.


Being a lifelong fan of Alice in Wonderland there was no hesitation to buy this book, and what’s more, I learned that there was a second instalment to this retelling of a personal favourite classic.
The synopsis on the back cover is as follows.
In a warren of crumbling buildings and desperate people called the Old City, there stands a hospital with cinderblock walls which echo with the screams of the poor souls inside.
In the hospital, there is a woman. Her hair, once blonde, hangs in tangles down her back. She doesn’t remember why she’s in such a terrible place — just a tea party long ago, and longs ears, and blood…
Then, one night, a fire at the hospital gives the woman a chance to escape, tumbling out of the hole that imprisoned her, leaving her free to uncover the truth about what happened to her all those years ago.
Only something else has escaped with her. Something dark. Something powerful.
And to find the truth, she will have to track back this beast to the very heart of the Old City, where the rabbit waits for his Alice.
The blurb depicts that it’s dark and disturbing, and it certainly is. Within the first chapter it tells of distressing events that have happened in the past, and further within the book, it becomes even more unsettling. It’s so far from Lewis Carroll’s imagination that you can’t help but marvel, in a non-sadistic way, the author’s harshness and ruthlessness.
As with Carroll’s original and fabulous version, this unique edition also takes unexpected gritty twists. It removes our extraordinary beloved characters and turns them upside down, being completely different to whom we knew so well. They are defintely not what they seem, and have been weaved drastically. Some for the good, and most for the utter worst.
And Alice is not the curious girl we all knew from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland either. She’s a frightened, timid and unstable woman who has no major recollection of her past. But she’s aware that it was an evil one. However, she continually and bravely changes as the story presses on, and thankfully for the better.
What was Carroll’s light-hearted, happy, dizzying version; this, by Christina Henry, is the complete opposite. It’s somber, gruesome, horrifying and fantastic.
For all that it was such a great read, I gave it a four star on Goodreads. Even though I loved the story, and enjoyed reading how the characters differed from both authors, I couldn’t help but notice that it was a little repetitive. Granted, it seldom happened, but I felt as though I didn’t need to read certain things often as I did. I was already aware of what was happening, due to those specific repeated details being the main focal point within the majority of the story. The sameness was redundant, and if it hadn’t have been so, I would’ve given it a solid five star rating.
Nevertheless, I’m eager to start the second book, The Red Queen, for it sounds just as amazing as the first. It also makes me wonder, without sounding barbaric and completely twisted, whether the same grittiness will be included.


Our class has just finished up most of their presentations on their WW2 letters from Muhlenberg Alumni, and now the class was approaching the war from a different angle. We were assigned to read letters from the Japanese American National Museum, specifically the Breed collection.
Clara Breed was a child’s librarian of the San Diego Public Library. She actively wrote to the Japanese-American people, both young and old, as America entered WW2 officially in December 1941. Within the letters she wrote, Ms. Breed would send the children books and inquire about their lives as well as give them hope for their future and the possibilities outside of the camp.
I chose Louise Ogawa’s letter to Ms. Breed. It was written on August 14, 1942, and at this time, Louise was living in Santa Anita where she and her family would be kept along with many other Japanese-American families under suspicion for the possibility that they are a threat to the US. Here, she expresses how fortunate they are to be given clothing and free coupons for food. She also thanks Ms. Breed for sending her a book, which Louise read earnestly throughout her time at home despite her mother’s commands to go to bed early. There was also a following letter as well, written in August 1942, that was Louise’s final goodbye to Ms. Breed from Santa Anita. She details how she will be relocated with her family to Parker, Arizona. She hopes to see Ms. Breed in person and how she is already homesick for California and nervous to leave. The people around her were “in an uproar talking about evacuation,” and despite their recommendations for her to delay her writing, Louise still sent Ms. Breed her letter with a pair of ‘geta,’ or Japanese slippers.
When originally reading this, I thought Louise was still living her normal life with her family, and she was suddenly starting to move. However, because she mentioned how she was originally a “San Diegans,” it made me realize that she and her family were placed under surveillance in California even before the order for Japanese-Americans to be sent to Arizona. Looking into Louise’s background, I found out that she was 17 to 18 years old and was on the verge of graduating high school when she and her family were sent to Arizona. It was noted that when asked if she could be interviewed, Louise declined until she was written a letter by an interviewer. It also revealed that she had a close friend, Margaret Ishino, whom Ms. Breed also wrote too. To me, it was becoming more clear the impact and comfort this librarian gave to these children was essentially to their humanity and even childhood in some cases. These children were essentially separated from their family and eventually from their friends they made in the camps.
Additionally, these letters made me think a lot about America’s values and the panicked state both the government and citizens must’ve been in this context. As an Asian-American, it made me very concerned that this was simply allowed within our country, and it made me question where the boundary was when it came to living one’s life freely and having the opportunity of happiness/liberty. Many of these families that were sent to internment weren’t even directly Japanese, but third or even fourth generation of Americans with Japanese roots. I understand the panic of going to war, but I believe it to be full hysteria to have someone incarcerated or suffer worse because they share the same ethnicity as an enemy. Additionally, the idea that many Japanese people came to this country to either flee the state of war their original country was in or for other reasons only to be put in an interment camp seems very hypocritical of the US since it was this country that was built on ideas of freedom, liberty, and equality. This whole order strikes me to be purely based on looks and stereotypes heightened by mob mentality. It saddens me to think that this carries even into modern day, where in today’s news, there is an influx of Asian hate crimes happening because of COVID-19 and the US’s relationship with China.
However, there is still hope, as it was clear that Ms. Breed became a big advocate and protestor against the injustices the Japanese community went through. Today, more students and citizens of America are recognizing and learning about these internment camps, and are using this knowledge to fight against the racism and racially-motivated crimes happening within their community locally. Hopefully, the US does not enforce any atrocity like those camps in their history again.


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Intimate Lies and the Law
Jill Elaine Hasday
Lies come in many forms, from the small ‘white’ lie to shield someone’s feelings, to a complete reinvention of the truth. These differentiating lies appear throughout intimate relationships. This book looks to examine how deceit within an intimate relationship differs in the eyes of the law in America from non-intimate relationships.
A key point in the book stands out: ‘It does not lie within the power of any judicial system to remedy all human wrongs. Many wrongs which themselves are flagrant – ingratitude, avarice, broken faith, brutal words, and heartless disregard of the feelings of others – are beyond any effective legal remedy.’
This subject matter works well as a US study, where more of their cases are publicised. The intimate relationships described in this book mirror closely those of associated persons in England and Wales, as defined by s42(2) of the Family Law Act 1996. But for the majority of cases involving associated persons in England and Wales, the proceedings are heard in private and so this would perhaps not work as well as a UK case study. Having said that, I found that the book offered very little comparison between cases involving persons in an intimate relationship and persons in a non-intimate relationship.
In 1970, America introduced no-fault divorce and the writer has found that this has given courts a reason to rule against people seeking damages for injury inflicted through a spouse’s deceit. This could be considered a cause for concern for injured parties and their legal representatives in the future following the House of Lords second reading of the Divorce Bill for no-fault divorce in England and Wales. As a member of Resolution, I consider this bill long overdue; Hasday would perhaps disagree though.
As a family lawyer, my mind immediately turned to the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 section 25 factors applied in financial relief. Within financial relief proceedings, the needs of parties are courts’ main concern. Should the injured party look to seek remedy for their injury from emotional/financial/reputation/loss of time via tort, this would undermine the role of family courts and the Matrimonial Causes Act.
This book starts off strong but quickly lost my attention; it repeats itself unnecessarily on more than one occasion and the writer seems to have a personal approach to this subject which came across almost hostile.
While I would not rush to recommend this book to colleagues, it does give food for thought and a chance to reflect on the courts’ approach to the subject of intimate deceit in this country.
Natalie Matthews Bunting is an associate in the family department at Wannops LLP, Chichester
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Tailgates & Heartaches is the second book in the wonderful The Locals series by Haley Rhoades and it sure lives up to its title. Oh, how my heart aches for Madison!
This series follow a group of friends from their High School graduation in small town Athens as they are about to start their lives for real, and in this second book, Madison’s past affects every part of her future. She has left her friends and the love of her life, Hamilton, to keep a BIG secret, but the weight of the secret grows heavier with every passing day. Madison is such a brave, kind and unselfish person and that sacrifice she does is remarkable. I don’t agree with her decision to keep the secret, but I can understand her reasoning for it. I just hope that she will change her mind in the next book in the series…
I really liked the way Madison and her friends were growing up and dealing with their new lives. There were some great character developments in this book, Madison of course, but also Bethany and Troy after the hardship they go through. I also liked the way Haley Rhoades described Madison’s struggle to come to terms with the way her life has changed. She who always wanted nothing but to leave Athens behind, now comes to realize how much her home town and friends means to her and how she wishes to come back, but her secret makes it impossible. Haley Rhoades describes this so beautiful in this quote:
“It’s the whole “opposites attract” saying coming to life. From middle school to high school, Athens and I were south-pole magnets; we repelled one another. In high school, my only goal was to leave town after graduation and never return. One year has now passed since my graduation, and I’m not the south-pole magnet I thought I was.”
All in all, this is an enchanting, sweet story about a lovely group of friends and I cannot wait to continue the series to find out what will happen to them all, and if Madison and Hamilton will get their happily ever after and become a family in the end.
Find out more about the book and the author here: Haley Rhoades