This publication provides readers with an orientation to a whole-school restorative approach and points readers toward more in-depth resources and current research. This guide does not replace comprehensive training. Readers are encouraged to use this document to locate relevant resources and to seek out training that provides opportunities for practical application.
Restorative Justice: A Working Guide for Our Schools (2011). Oakland, CA: Alameda County Heath Care Services Agency. To download click here: rj-a-working-guide-for-our-schools
The publication, written collaboratively with Rita Alfred is a resource for anyone who seeks to implement restorative justice in the school setting. The 43 page PDF covers the following:
- Introduction to restorative justice and its application to schools
- Use of the approach on three levels (1) as a school-wide prevention practice, (2) to manage difficulties, and (3) for intense intervention
- Benefits, outcomes and impacts from current evaluative reports
- Guidance on initiating restorative justice at the school or district level
- Abstracts of publications and websites for additional information and support.
Founder’s Syndrome. In M. Austin, R. Brody, and T. Packard, Managing the Challenges in Human Service Organizations (pp.79-87). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, Inc.
“This book offers current and aspiring human service managers a view into the kinds of experiences they will likely encounter to better prepare them for the world they are about to enter.” Founder’s Syndrome is a chapter written that was inspired by an actual experience. It presents both unique and common challenges one might face in an organization shortly after the founder has moved on.
Juvenile Delinquency Court Assessment: Court Users and Community Members Report (Vol. 2, Chap. 5) (2008). San Francisco: Judicial Council of California/Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC).
The 2008 Juvenile Delinquency Court Assessment (JDCA) is a comprehensive research study of the California delinquency court system based on surveys and focus groups conducted with delinquency court professionals and court users. LaRon Hogg and I completed the component focused on delinquency court users—probation youth, parents of youth on probation, victims, and community members. It was the most comprehensive research done to date on the juvenile delinquency court in California for the Judicial Council of California—the policymaking body of the California courts.
Balanced and Restorative Justice: An Informational Manual for California (2006). San Francisco: Judicial Council of California/AOC.
This manual catalogs balanced and restorative justice practices and model programs being used in California and around the country. It provides contact information for practitioners and descriptions of practices being followed in local communities. The manual is a resource for the courts, and it encourages judges and community stakeholders to develop collaborative partnerships that can improve outcomes for youth, victims, and communities affected by crime. This manual was a collaborative effort completed with staff from the Center for Families, Children & the Courts, Administrative Office of the Courts, Judicial Council of California to complete the brochure.
Your Rights and Role in the Juvenile Court Process: Information for Victims. (2006) San Francisco: Judicial Council of California/AOC.
This brochure provides basic information to help victims understand the juvenile court process and exercise their rights to information and assistance. This piece was a collaborative one completed with staff from the Center for Families, Children & the Courts, Administrative Office of the Courts, Judicial Council of California to complete the brochure.
The Price of Disempowering Ourselves. (2005, November 23 ) Oakland Tribune, pp. 11.


Its strange because you only hear about it in books and watch movies about it but this actually happened to good people.
Film[ edit ] Private peacefull feature film version of Private Peaceful was released in October He had a life, he wasnt just a guy who died. Private peacefull became extremely heartbroken after the couple rushed to get married a short time later in the village church before Tommo and Charlie were forced to go to Belgium to fight in World War I.
I imagine him still fighting for survival at the front, still grieving. As it is the type of book that lives on even after you turn the last page. When they go to war it is just so miserable and sad and I now think all soldiers in the war, and ww2 were complete heroes and dont get enough credit for what they did f Im 13, and we read this book in my english class.
However with a war like that he has a lot to live up to. I dont think we should ever forget the bravery and pain. When they go to war it is just so miserable and sad and I now think all soldiers in the war, and ww2 were complete heroes and dont get enough credit for what they did for us!
They had also seen an aeroplane together — the first people in their village to do so. The music score was to be written by Mark Knopfler in his second film score in a decade,  but Rachel Portman has been hired to do a new score. As a result, Charlie is accused of cowardice and given a court martial.
Charlie, being older than Tommo, had always protected and looked out for his younger brother. Some were only It is a very popular book used in schools, but I think people of all ages can relate and feel connected in some way to this story and the characters within it, not just children.
So the next time you see an old man walking really slow down the street. Soon after this they put together the material for a series of concerts called "Private Peaceful".
Concerts[ edit ] In the trio Coope, Boyes and Simpson were commissioned to create a concert in Passchendaele church with Flemish musicians. It just goes to show, there are no good guys or bad guys in war, just some very innocent people. I will always remember them.Private Peaceful has 16, ratings and 1, reviews.
Dem said: A bookclub read which I really enjoyed. Set against the backdrop of World War One, the s /5. Sep 06, · Wistful and punishing, “Private Peaceful” spends a word-drenched, story-sodden night with Tommo Peaceful, a year-old English soldier.
The time isthe place is Ypres, Belgium. And. Michael Morpurgo's award-winning children's book Private Peaceful is now available in hardback and paperback for ages 9+. Historical fiction.
Oct 12, · Watch video · Private Peaceful details the gritty rural lives and loves of Tommo and Charlie - two young brothers - and their poor Devonshire family from untilwhen the outbreak of war destroys their country idyll.
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My name is Jason S. Lockard and I love Charles Dickens novelette, A Christmas Carol. I love the films and have almost every version on DVD, but my favorite of all of them without a doubt is 1938’s version featuring Star of the Month Reginald Owen.
John Reginald Owen was born on August 5th 1887. Owen studied acting at Sir Herbert Tree’s Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and made his professional debut in 1905. He came to the United States in 1920 and began working on the stage on Broadway, but soon caught the eye of Hollywood and moved there.
Reginald Owen had a lengthy career in many MGM productions he even play the legendary Sherlock Holmes in 1933’s A Study in Scarlet. Just a short five years after he stared as the legendary Sherlock Holmes; Owen would star as the legendary Scrooge in our film A Christmas Carol.
MGM studios went into pre-production intended to star Lionel Barrymore to portray Ebenezer Scrooge, simply because he played the role on radio every Christmas, but Barrymore had to drop out because of crippling arthritis, so the role went to Reginald Owen.
Ebenezer Scrooge is an elderly miser, who doesn’t care for Christmas or for the spirit of giving. He doesn’t even pay his clerk Bob Cratchit [Gene Lockhart] a livable wage yet The Cratchits take the meager amount and enjoy the blessed time of the year, for they realize it’s more than about gifts and a tree.
When Ebenezer arrives to his home he is visited by his former partner Jacob Marley bound in chains who informs him he has one chance of escaping his fate. He will be visited by 3 spirits, The Ghost of Christmas Past, Present and Future! Jacob leaves and Scrooge goes to bed thinking he had a hallucination.
At the strike of 1 AM it begins and the ghosts come and show Ebenezer his past, present and his grim future unless he changes his ways. When he awakes in his bed, he realizes he is not dead and finds out he hasn’t missed Christmas the change begins. "Scrooge was true to his word."
While this version is not completely true to Dickens’s novelette. Many of the grimmer aspects of the film were left out to make this film family-friendly, but the spirit of Dickens’s story lives on in this film.
While some find Reginald Owen’s portrayal of Scrooge lacking especially in comparison to Alastir Sims’ 1951 version what makes this film stand out is the work of The Lockharts portrayal of Mr. and Mrs. Cratchit. In 1988 MGM released for the 50th anniversary a colorized version of this classic.
Later in his career Owen would move to the small screen and appeared opposite James Garner in the television series Maverick in the episodes "The Belcastle Brand" and "Gun-Shy". He even guest stared on the series "One Step Beyond". In the 60’s Owen would go back to the silver screen in Walt Disney’s productions of Mary Poppins (1964) and Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971). He also had a small role in the 1962 Irwin Allen production of the Jules Verne novel "Five Weeks in a Balloon".
On November 5th 1972 Reginald Owen died from a heart attack at the aged of 85 in Boise, Idaho. He was laid to rest in Boise’s Morris Hill Cemetery. Reginald Owen a great actor, and in my humble opionon a great Scrooge.
Until next time this is Jason S. Lockard reminding you if you want to see a good movie, check out a classic!
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Emil Orlik to Max Lehrs
Czech Art in Three Generations
March 31 to June 18, 2023
Emil Orlik sent around 440 letters and postcards to his friend Max Lehrs from 1898 to 1930. At the time, the art historian was working first at the Königliches Kupferstichkabinett (Royal Prints and Drawings Gallery) in Dresden. Later he became director of the Kupferstichkabinett in Berlin (1904–8) and thereafter returned to his first place of work in Dresden, again as director. He had Orlik’s correspondence bound in three albums, which now form part of the Graphic Art Collection of the KOG. This set of works does not simply contain revealing information about Orlik’s life, travels, and artistic projects. It also offers a number of drawing and other graphic works with which the artist adeptly and humorously enriched his written works.
Artist’s Mail from All the World
Emil Orlik (Prague 1870–1932 Berlin) worked primarily with prints and drawings and was in especially great demand for his portraits. After his studies in Munich and a phase as a freelance artist in Prague, in 1905 he moved to Berlin to take up a professorship at the Staatliche Lehranstalt (State Teaching Institute) of the Kunstgewerbemuseum (Arts and Crafts Museum). Orlik spent much time crisscrossing Europe and Asia and later America. His two visits to Japan in 1900–1901 and 1912 were groundbreaking for him. As a connoisseur of the Japanese color woodcut, he contributed to the dissemination in Central Europe of a technique that helped shape Art Nouveau.
This exhibition presents the unique correspondence of Orlik and Lehrs in full for the first time. In addition to albums with original works, all of the letters and postcards can be viewed virtually in detail in a media kiosk. The juxtaposition of thematically related drawings, watercolors, etchings, woodcuts, and lithographs from the Graphic Collection’s extensive holdings of Orlik’s work offers fascinating insights into the artist’s life, numerous trips, and diverse artistic techniques.


Lewis’ life-long war to connect “whatness” to truth is particularly poignant in our day and in our context. Session 1 focuses on his ideas from a biographical perspective. Session 2 focuses on his ideas from a bibliographical perspective.
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How We Got the Bible - Have you ever wondered who wrote the books in the Bible and how they ended up together? Has anyone ever told you that some books were cut out of the Bible or that the stories of Jesus in the Gospels cannot be trusted? This Study gives easy-to-understand answers to popular questions on the Bible’s reliability and accuracy. Led by Nathan Trosper
Resolving Everyday Conflict: Biblical Answers for A Common Problem
We all encounter conflict--whether it be with a coworker, family member, friend, or complete stranger. And yet we all desire harmony in our relationships. Resolving Everyday Conflict is a practical, biblical, and concise guide to peacemaking in everyday life. Led by Paul Sizemore
Kingdom Men Rising: A Call to Growth and Greather Influence - God is good and powerful and wants the best for your life. But what is your own responsibility as a man when it comes to becoming all God created you to be? How can you walk in victory and faith and make an impact on others for God? Replace helplessness, boredom, and regret with vibrancy, power, and joy. This study will help you take the next step in your faith to become the powerful man of God you were made to be. Led by Chris Roberts
Talking With Your Kids About Jesus - You already know the world is becoming an increasingly secular place that will undoubtedly challenge your child’s faith in Jesus. But do you know specifically what those faith challenges are? This study will walk you through essential topics on Jesus’s identity, teachings, death, and resurrection. Each chapter clearly explains what skeptics are saying and provides a concise, easy-to-understand response you can discuss with your child. Led by Courtney Hatcher


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Jen Stanchfield’s new book Tips & Tools: the Art of Experiential Group Facilitation explores the facilitator’s role in groups of all kinds and offers creative tools and activities to enhance group experience. Tips & Tools serves as a guide and an inspiration for teachers and group facilitators looking to spark their creativity and enhance their own unique style.
Tips & Tools offers practical ideas and key ingredients for enhancing group facilitation including:
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* Exploration of the role of a facilitator and the experiential approach to facilitation
* Techniques for becoming “participant centered” and empowering participants to take control of their learning
* Tools and tips for assessing groups and dealing with challenging group situations
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Whether you are new to facilitation or a seasoned veteran seeking inspiration, there is something in Tips & Tools for you.


This supplemental guidance should be used in conjunction with Chapter 20 of the Cochrane Handbook:
Noyes J, Popay J, Pearson A, Hannes K, Booth A. Chapter 20: Qualitative research and Cochrane reviews. In: Higgins JPT, Green S (editors), Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews of Interventions Version 5.1.0 (updated March 2011). The Cochrane Collaboration, 2011. Available from www.cochrane-handbook.org.
The resources listed below have been approved by the Cochrane Methods Board. This guidance was produced following a Methodological Summit in Adelaide and was produced in August 2011. The current co-convenors are working on revised guidance which should appear in 2016. If you have suggestions for inclusion in this Cochrane guidance or would like to know progress on the guidance to date please contact A.Booth@sheffield.ac.uk .


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Teaching, Coaching and a Keynote Speaker since 1986 Gina Greenlee is a highly regarded and sought out leader. As one of the writing community's rising stars, Gina has produced a catalogue of 14 books with more to be released. Gina’s blockbuster book, Formula 5: Brain Science Your Way to Batch System Writing, was just released in May of 2018 and has been met with rave reviews.
A native of New York, Gina has travelled extensively internationally and visited many countries in the world. Gina appeared on the Oprah Winfrey show for a profound and inspiring segment called, “Remembering Your Spirit.”
Gina is the purest expression of free-spirit that can be imagined. GinaGreenlee.com is a favorite community and resource for writers, those who wish they were, and anyone who values living mindfully. Visit often to experience professional and personal growth from a variety of Gina’s guests, to be coached by Gina personally, and to make your soul smile.
Brain Science Your Way to Batch System Writing
In theory, it seems counterintuitive that the prospect of writing a dozen different books on varied aspects of a single topic would feel more accessible and fun for me than writing one book with multiple sections. In practice Formula 5 gives my brain the novelty (squirrel!) of writing several different books (productivity), which hold my interest (focus), fuels my momentum (speed) by significantly reducing task switching (efficiency) because I’ve aggregated the batch of 5 by genre (non-fiction) and topic (writing). Formula 5 satisfies my need for novelty without distraction and allows me to remain motivated when engaged in long-form writing...
Human beings are wired for novelty. The uncertainty of circumstances beyond our control has kept humankind acutely attuned to the need to readily adapt to change. It’s taken me nearly half a century, but I’ve finally embraced the novelty inherent to my humanity and my art.
I am a writer.
Not a horror writer, memoirist, business writer, romance, thriller or sci-fi fantasy writer.
It’s who I am, how I live; how I interpret the world. Storytelling is my primary language for assimilating life experience. My burgeoning multi-genre publishing catalogue is a map of a deeply curious and imaginative mind.
Ideas are my favorite toys. Experimenting, making discoveries then grappling with their clear expression on the page to share with others is the primary reason I get up in the morning.
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Life is about growth and growth is the result of taking risks. The Lesson of the Chopsticks is a wonderful metaphor and road map for how we must approach risks if we want to grow.
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Gina Greenlee’s Lesson of the Chopsticks is a delightful book that, in a relatively short period of time, can have you moving into new possibilities. Whether or not you are a skilled user of chopsticks, you will find yourself filled by this clever book for hours, days and weeks to come.
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Short and simple, yet profound and enlightening, Ms. Greenlee has a talent for teaching life’s most important lessons in a clear and entertaining way.
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I have known Gina Greenlee for nearly 20 years. She continues to inspire me and others with her ability to continually reinvent herself. Gina brings her authentic self to everything she does and her energy is contagious!
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Just a short time ago, back in 2013, our library, The Priscilla Marsh Library, was given a face–lift with new carpet, furniture, lighting, and a new fireplace. These updates were made possible from people that had given generously and wanted to see the library continue to be a place people could enjoy. Along with donations to update the facade, people also donated books. Lots of books.
Our photo directory is available online for all members. You can access the PDF directory by clicking here to open the directory (it may take a few moments to load) and entering the required password when prompted. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to access the directory.


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The Arctic Confederates and the last shots of the Civil War,
Ironically the last shots of the American Civil War did not occur in hot humid Deep South, or in Virginia, or the borderlands of Texas, or by violent guerrilla fighters in Missouri. No, the last shots of the Civil War occurred far north, in the cold arctic waters of the Bering Sea near Alaska.
Great Britain made a killing building and selling ships to the Confederacy during the Civil War. It was not a political thing, but merely good business. British ship builders sold ships to Confederates, who used them to raid Union shipping, which caused American insurance rates for shipping to skyrocket, devastating the American shipping industry, which gave British shipping an incredible advantage in the world shipping market. In fact British shipping would dominate for 50 years after the close of the Civil War. Supplying Confederate raiders and privateers was good business indeed.
One such Confederate raider was the CSS Shenandoah. Built in 1863 as the HMS Sea King, it was a steam/sail ship originally intended as a troop transport. In 1864 the Sea King was outfitted with guns and transformed into a war cruiser. She was transferred to the Confederate Navy where it was renamed the Shenandoah. Under the command of Capt. James Waddell, the Shenandoah sailed past the Cape of Good Hope, across the Indian Ocean, and headed for the North Pacific.
Using Australia as a base for rest, repair, resupply, and even recruitment of sailors (yes Australians in the Confederate Navy), the Shenandoah cruised and raided the rich whaling waters of the Bering Straight, far north in Arctic between Russia and Alaska. Whale oil was an important commodity to industry, being the main lubricant and illuminant until the invention of petrochemicals.
From Winter to Spring of 1865 the Shenandoah sunk, captured, or ransomed a dozen Union merchant ships and whalers. Captured goods and ships were sold at foreign ports, with each crew-member being given as share of the profits. As Spring drew nearer weird things started happening. Crewman of captured ships would present Captain Waddell and crew newspapers or telegraph transcripts depicting unusual events, such as the capture of Richmond, the Surrender of Gen. Lee and the Army of Northern Virginia, however Capt. Waddell assumed that the war was still being fought on other fronts, such as in the deep south or by Joseph E. Johnston’s forces in the Carolinas. He continued his attacks, raiding two dozen more ships in June (10 in the space of 7 hours), around two months after the war had ended. On June 28th, the Shenandoah captured the whaling ship Nile, firing the last shots of the Civil War, it was now almost three months since the surrender of Gen. Lee at Appomattox.
In late June, 1865, Waddell formulated a plan to bombard San Francisco, the largest city in the West, left completely undefended as it was far away from the war (not to mention the war had ended three months ago). On August 2nd, a mere days travel away from the city, the Shenandoah was met by a British ship. The Captain of the vessel presented Waddell with newspapers proclaiming the capture of Confederate President Jefferson Davis and the surrender of Gen. Johnston’s army, the war was officially over.
However the crew of the Shenandoah were in a pickle. The US government granted a full pardon for ex-Confederates, however they wanted the crew of the Shenandoah to hang as pirates, as they were raiding well after the war had ended, Confederate commerce raiders were not afforded the same protection as soldiers, and much of their crew were foreigners (Australians). Within a few days the Shenandoah was transformed. The Confederate ensign was removed and replaced with a false flag, her guns and gun decks removed, and she was repainted to look like a merchant ship. The Shenandoah then sailed south, through the South Pacific and around the Cape Horn of South America to the Atlantic. Avoiding other ships and staying off shipping lanes, she crossed the Atlantic and made her way to Britain. The Shenandoah surrendered to the British government on Nov. 5th, 1865, becoming the last Confederates to surrender and bringing a final close to the Civil War. The Shenandoah also has the distinction of being the only Confederate ship to circumnavigate the world. During her 12 and a half month journey she raided 38 ships, took over a thousand seamen prisoner, and caused millions of dollars in damages. Eventually the US Government’s stance on Confederate raiders softened, and the crew of the Shenandoah was permitted to surrender and return home.


Happiness: The world is so full of a number of things I’m sure we should all be as happy as kings. Robert Louis Stevenson
A Shot to Save the World chronicles a number of events that contributed to the rapid deployment of COVID-19 vaccines under FDA’s emergency use authorization (EUA). Its author, Greg Zuckerman is a business journalist. He expertly covers the investment, business, and economic impacts of mRNA technology and COVID vaccines. He starts this book by telling us his own COVID story and suffering, setting a stage “for those who gave of themselves to help others”.
As a trained molecular biologist with a patent filed on RNA therapeutics and delivery platforms and an active researcher in this field with understanding of the literature as well as familiar with the publications of individuals mentioned in this book prior to them becoming household names, the cherry-picking of information and biased presentation of facts throughout the book are evident. While it is apparent that the author has researched the subjects and subject matter to great depths, Zuckerman falls in the same trap as many mainstream media writers and glorifies a few select individuals rather than focusing on science/scientific methods or healthcare virtues.
Although he clearly lays out the challenges and acrimony that plagues the scientific community at large, the book falls short on enlightening readers as to how an mRNA technology that was riddled with problems, had never been scaled up, was suddenly a faultless, safe, and effective methodology that could be given to healthy people at a scale that no other prophylactic drug has ever been given at the population level.
The book can be divided into 3 major parts with business and economics deeply entwined with science. The first part sets the stage about the importance of vaccines in curbing infectious diseases and challenges faced in the early 1980s and 90s due to the AIDS epidemic. The second part deals with mRNA technology and challenges it faced right up to August of 2019 in being translated into clinical use and the economic and business impact on Moderna and BioNTech, with both companies ready to fold. The third part deals with the business, politics, and economics of COVID-19…


Hi there everybody,
just wanted to let you know that I haven't stopped blogging. My internet is down and the phone line guys are working on it so I am at the library typing away! I will be back and running soon enough I hope! Till then take a look back at some of the old posts - you can find titles and subjects in the right hand column as you scroll down the page. Or you can do a Search in the little box at the top of the page in the left hand corner.
Talk to you soon


“May your trails be crooked, winding, lonesome, dangerous, leading to the most amazing view.”
The wonderfully wicked Edward Abbey wrote that. His life rambling around the United States, from the Allegheny Mountains of western Pennsylvania to the deserts of the American Southwest inspired many to love the world around them. With biting humor and elegant description he observed a world in transition, one in which the great open spaces he revered were being tamed by multi-lane highways and strip malls. His books The Monkey Wrench Gang and Hayduke Lives! detail the fictional yet autobiographical (un)civil disobedience of halting construction of dams and developments in the canyonlands along the Colorado River, and are must-reads for anyone fighting the powers that be.
The natural world is not just here for scientists to study and politicians to vote on. It is here for artists, for writers, for those who love to play, for those who love to reap, for those who love to breathe clean air and drink clean water. When we walk a trail outside we must remember that trails can be metaphorical as well, that we make choices every day that affect where we are going as individuals and as a society. Though it may not be the easiest path to follow, making sure we are good stewards of the planet, our home, will lead us to the best possible outcomes or, as Edward Abbey might say, the most amazing views.


This weekend wasn't too busy, but it flew by (don't they all?) Saturday evening was C's work picnic. We decided to have my mom watch W (it was hot, we would have just had to leave him in the stroller the whole time). The first thing we did was take a plant tour. H enjoyed seeing the fork lifts, and we spotted a roll of the really large-bubbled bubble wrap (that stuff is great for jumping on). Then, we had our picture made with a race car and had some food. H got a miniature race car and some toy construction equipment, even a dump truck for W. Sunday afternoon, I mowed the front yard. I am not the best mower, particularly when I can't really see where I've already mowed :) Oh well, it looks better than before I mowed. Sunday evening, H told us he'd found an elevator, did we want to go up in it? We went in his room, he shut the door and pushed a "button" on the door. Later, the elevator got stuck and he had to push the alarm. He's so fun and imaginative; we really have some great times. When I was turning off his light before prayers and bedtime stories, he said, "I had a great day today, Mommy." I told him I was glad, and that he had a lot of great days. He replied that some days weren't great, but today was a pretty great one!
I finished The Condition by Jennifer Haigh this weekend. I enjoyed the book, but as it tells the stories of each member of a five person family, I find myself reading ahead. I feel so guilty for doing that, but if one story doesn't hold my attention, I have to see what happens with the one I'm more interested in. The author definitely has a great insight on women's insecurities and how they can do some damage. The book is the story of a married couple and their three children. The daughter is diagnosed with a syndrome that makes her not go through puberty, and neither of her parents really cope well with her condition. I would like to say the one book I have read that actually went back and forth between two time periods both of which were so interesting that I never read ahead is Sullivan's Island by Dorothea Benton Frank. It is by far the best of her books. Most of her others are a bit man-bashing.


Pandit Shyamji Krishna Verma
Pandit Shyamji Krishna Verma was a Revolutionary freedom Fighter, who operated mainly form Europe. He was born on the 4th October, 1857 at Mandvi ( in Gujarat State ) to a poor Bhanushali family. Shyamji was a person with multiple facets : he was a scholar in Sanskrit and English, the first Indian M.A. at Oxford, a Barrister, a minister of Several first class states, and also one of the Foremost leader of the national movement and a freedom fighter. After completing his studies at the Oxford University he returned to India, and enrolled as an Advocate of the Bombay High Court . He Founded the Indian Home Rule Society in London on the 18th February, 1905 with the objective to help secure Home Rule for India. Shyamji Krishnavarma was a ripe, Profound and many sided Scholar, a man whose literary attainments delight as well as attract. He drew his inspiration from Herbert Spencer.
Shyamji Krishnavarma made this declaration of his Political faith in the First issue of his English monthly, “The Indian Sociologist” in January 1905 quoting Spencer : “Resistance to Aggression is not simply Justifiable but Impressive. Non-resistance hurts both altravision and egoism”. His political career was much more Fascinating. Shyamji found it difficult to carry on his political activities in London.
So with Vinayak Savarkar, one of the member of India house, he shifted to Paris in 1906 and with the help of devoted circle of friends including Madam Cama (Mother of the Indian-Revolution) and others started political activities for Indian Independence with redoubled vigour. Shyamji Krishnavarma passed his last years in Paris. It was on 31st March,1930,when the end came, and a great revolutionary of his time passed away for ever.


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ECOSF Contributed to the Book on Communicating Science: A Global Perspective
A new book ‘Communicating Science- A Global Perspective’ was released by Australia National University (ANU) Press on 15 September, 2020. The book documents the global emergence of modern science communication. It has 40 chapters, 108 authors, and covers 39 countries.
We are delighted to report that the book includes a chapter on Pakistan entitled; “Pakistan: Changing Landscape of Science Communication” which has been co-authored by Prof. Dr. Manzoor Hussain Soomro, President of ECOSF and Engr. Khalil Raza, Scientific Officer ECOSF.
This is the first endeavour describing how science communication has developed around the world, including in Pakistan. The book covers all regions and all cultures: advanced nations of Europe, Asia and the Americas, and emerging economies like Russia, Jamaica, Estonia, Iran and Pakistan.
The launch event featured five authors telling the story of their country: the USA, Australia, East Africa and Russia, including President ECOSF Prof. Manzoor Hussain Soomro from Pakistan.
During the launch ceremony, Prof. Manzoor Hussain Soomro emphasized that Science communication plays a significant role in addressing many developmental challenges facing Pakistan for all important economic sectors. He shed some light on the chapter on Pakistan, which outlines the key developments of science communication and outline recent trends in the country. The chapter also discusses policy framework and underscores as to why S&T have not been able to deliver socio-economic benefits to the general public at large, and why public engagement in science remains low in Pakistan.
“Communicating Science- A Global Perspective” is available for free download at ANU Press: https://press.anu.edu.au/publications/communicating-science.
The virtual launch event can be accessed at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBf9I82W8Zc


The libraries of our world are much more important than many of us realize since they are used to house some of the most incredible pieces of our history. Fortunately, even though books are definitely not as popular as they once were, libraries are still receiving and storing incredible books on their shelves on a regular basis. In order to qualify for a spot in our top 19 regarding the world’s largest libraries, these establishments would have to contain at least 15 million items since 2008. If you are curious about which cities boast the absolute largest libraries in the world, then we invite you to keep on reading.
- 19. Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine
- 18. Library of the Russian Academy of Sciences
- 17. Harvard University Library
- 16. National Library of Sweden
- 15. New York State Library
- 14. Library and Archives Canada
- 13. Boston Public Library
- 12. Berlin State Library
- 11. German National Library
- 10. Biblioteca Nacional de España
- 9. Royal Danish Library
- 8. National Library of France
- 7. National Library of China
- 6. National Diet Library
- 5. National Library of Russia
- 4. Russian State Library
- 3. New York Public Library
- 2. Library of Congress
- 1. British Library
19. Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine
As the 20th largest library in the world, the Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine was established in 1918 and features a very impressive collection of 15 million unique items. These include various books, fine art materials, manuscripts, magazines, incunabula, newspapers, rare books and an outstanding collection of Slavic writing examples. There is also a very special collection regarding all of the Presidents of Ukraine, and since the library is also a very important scientific center of the country, it houses the archives of the National Academy of Sciences.
18. Library of the Russian Academy of Sciences
This Russian library is based in the city of Saint Petersburg and was founded in 1714 at the initiative of Peter the Great. With a collection of 15 million items, this library is undoubtedly one of the most important ones in the vast country of Russia. Unfortunately, in 1998, the library caught fire and lost a great part of its collection to the flames. As part of the Russian Academy of Sciences, this establishment houses and protects various important collections that are linked to various Russian academic institutions.
17. Harvard University Library
As the largest private library in the world, the Harvard University Library contains a vast collection of 16.6 million book volumes. Found in Cambridge, Massachusetts, the institution is branched out into 73 separate divisions and is under the supervision of Sarah Thomas as of 2013. As one of the most important libraries in the US, the Harvard University Library features several separate divisions such as the Harvard University Archives, the Access Services, the Office for Scholarly Communication and Program Management.
16. National Library of Sweden
Also known as the Royal Library, the National Library of Sweden can be found in Stockholm and founded in 1661. As one of the oldest and largest libraries in the world, this particular institution also serves researching purposes, which is why it includes various collections that were written in other languages other than Swedish. Speaking of its collections, the National Library of Sweden houses about 18 million volumes as well as 7 million hours of audio and visual material.
15. New York State Library
The New York State Library is in direct connection with other important establishments in New York such as the New York State Archives and New York State Museum, both of which operate from within the same Cultural Education Center alongside the library itself. As a very important part of the New York State Education Department, this library flaunts over 20 million items in its collection, which makes it one of the largest libraries in the world. Founded in 1818, the New York State Library was opened officially in 1855.
14. Library and Archives Canada
One of the newer libraries, the Library and Archives Canada was founded in 2004 with the purpose of collecting, preserving and displaying Canada’s most important documents. This institution can be found in Ottawa and boasts with a collection of about 20 million books, newspapers, microfilms, posters and many other examples of written, recorded, sketched or photographed information.
13. Boston Public Library
Located in Boston, Massachusetts, United States, the Boston Public Library was established in 1848. With a collection o 22.4 million books and audiovisual examples, this institution is undoubtedly one of the most important of its kind in the USA, more so since it is also the Library for the Commonwealth. The people that were mainly responsible for the establishment of this amazing library are George Ticknor, Alexandre Vattemare, Josiah Quincy, Jr. and Edward Everett, all of whom contributed with their own ideas or money in order to make this institution a reality.
12. Berlin State Library
Operating under the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation, the Berlin State Library is a very important centre for research and one of the largest libraries in Europe presently. As with most reputable European libraries, this one was founded a long time ago, in 1661 more specifically, and it now flaunts a collection of 23 million items out of which 12.3 million are books.
11. German National Library
As its name suggests, the German National Library is the main archival and bibliographic core of Germany. With a massive collection of 24 million items in 2009, this exceptional institution is tasked with the collection and archival of all German publications since 1913, but it also houses various translations and foreign writings about the country. Since it is a reference library, the items housed within the German National Library can only be analyzed in the reading rooms exclusively, and users need to be at least 18 old.
10. Biblioteca Nacional de España
The National Library of Spain is the absolute largest of its kind in the country, and it can be found within the city of Madrid. The institution was established in 1712 by King Philip V and was named Palace Public Library. During those days, each and every book that was published in Spain was copied and submitted to the library. The institution was renamed Biblioteca Nacional in 1836 when it went became the property of the Ministry of Governance. Its collection includes no less than 25 million items, out of which 15 million are books.
9. Royal Danish Library
The national library of Denmark also serves as the University of Copenhagen’s library, which means that it can be found in the city of Copenhagen. Founded in 1648, this library boasts a collection of 30 million items, but it also houses and protects some very significant historical items that date all the way back to the 17th century. The first Danish book that was printed in 1482 can be found somewhere on the shelves of the Royal Danish Library.
8. National Library of France
France’s National Library was established in 1461 as the Royal Library, but its current form as BnF was founded in 1792. Located in the capital city of Paris, this library contains nearly everything that was ever published in France. The institution also features its own digital library called “Gallica”, which contains approximately 1.6 million documents and 320,000 books. The entire collection of the National Library of France comprises 31 million items, out of which 14 million are books and 5,000 are Greek manuscripts.
7. National Library of China
Another huge and very important library is the National Library of China, of course. This library was founded in 1909 and is located in Beijing, China, but what’s truly impressive about it is the fact that it houses one of the world’s most extensive collections of Chinese literature and historically significant documents. With over 31 million volumes in its archives, the National Library of China boasts about 270,000 ancient books as well as 1,6 million classic thread-bound Chinese books.
6. National Diet Library
As Japan’s only national library, the National Diet Library has many things in common with the Library of Congress in the USA, since both are tasked with various research projects regarding issues of public policy. Founded in 1948, the National Diet Library features 27 branches and includes a massive collection of 35.6 million items. The library serves the general public, which means that it can be accessed by Japanese citizens that are at least 18 years old.
5. National Library of Russia
The city of St Petersburg is home to the National Library of Russia, which happens to be the first and the oldest national library in Russia. The institution also functions as the All-Russian Information, Research and Cultural Center, and it was founded in 1795 by Catherine the Great. As such, the library contains the female leader’s personal collection as well as the collection of the famous Voltaire. Overall, the National Library of Russia manages 36.5 million items, which is quite a lot.
4. Russian State Library
The last Russian library on our list is the Russian State Library, which can be found in Moscow. Established in 1862, the library was known as the V. I. Lenin State Library of the USSR from 1925 until 1994, when it received its present name. With a collection that surpasses 44.4 million items, this library houses 17 million books underneath its roof, as well as 150,000 maps and 150,000 sound records and music scores.
3. New York Public Library
The Public Library of New York was founded in 1895 and is the second largest of its kind in the USA. With a massive collection of 53.1 million items, this independent, non-profit organization boasts 87 branches that feature a generous amount of collections available to the general public. Some of these branches can be found in very important areas of New York City such as Staten Island, The Bronx and Manhattan.
2. Library of Congress
The United States Congress is being served directly by the Library of Congress in all things that concern research. However, this is also the default main library of the United States, and for good reason, since it boasts a mind-boggling collection of 150 million items. As the oldest federal cultural institution in the country, the Library of Congress was founded in 1800, and even though it saw its share of fires over the years, it is still standing proudly as a symbol of universal knowledge.
1. British Library
And the absolute largest library in the world is none other than the British Library, which was founded in 1753 in London. This library boasts 150 million items in total, out of which 13 million alone are books. Since it is a legal deposit library, the British Library houses and archives each and every book that is being published in England or in Ireland. Even though it used to be an intricate part of the British Museum, the British Library separated from the museum in 1973 and was operating from within its own building by 1997.


I would totally be a librarian. Except I would probably get fired for reading the books instead of doing work in a timely manner. I've pretty consistently been a big reader, and I end up reading a fair amount of non-required stuff in addition to the serious grown-up texts I had to read as an English lit major in college and science articles in college/ as a grad student. All the heavy required stuff means that I will frequently turn to young adult books or books and authors that I read before college. I've just finished the first two books of The Hunger Games trilogy by Suzanne Collins, and would be reading the final book instead of posting if I had a copy of it. I'm a sucker for dystopias, and when they're teen books? Even better.


The interpretation of Portraiture: Arthur Dove and the Examination of Portrait
During the 1920s, Arthur Dove made a series of Collage portraits of the people close to him. One of these pieces was of his close friend and colleague Alfred Stieglitz, Portrait of Alfred Stieglitz (1924) which was of a 16” by 12” piece featuring a Lens and Mirrored glass on cardboard that resembled the back of a large format camera (1), which coincides with Stieglitz’s photography, and of whom was known for taking photo portraits of several members of the New York arts community.
Alfred Stieglitz’s influence on the American Arts went past his promotion of the artwork, and looking into Portrait of Stieglitz as well as Arthur Dove’s other works at the time shows the influence between the two artists and the changes that portraits were making during the time. Arthur Dove has a history of absorbing and interpreting the artwork that he is surrounded with, starting with the abstract work during his time in France, influenced by Piccaso (2).
With the combination of influences accumulated by Arthur Dove at the time of this piece being made, including the work and friendship and professional support that Alfred Stieglitz provided, Arthur Dove was able to explore new modes of art making to explore and alter the view of a portrait, looking at both what it means to be a portrait, and what is needed to describe someone visually.


If you are looking for some good books to read I would recommend the Tomorrow series. I was reading one book a day I couldn't put them down. The movie just doesn't give them justice.
The Tomorrow series is a series of seven young adult invasion novels written by Australian writer John Marsden, detailing a high-intensity invasion and occupation of Australia by a foreign power. The novels are related from thefirst person perspective by the main character, Ellie Linton, a part of a small band of teenagers waging a guerrillawar on the enemy soldiers in the region around their fictional home town of Wirrawee. The name of the series is derived from the title of the first book, Tomorrow, When The War Began.


George Mkumbula’s map depicts each of the regions of Malawi, which are divided into districts run by traditional authorities (chiefs). There are about nine major ethnic tribes in the country. Each tribe maintains its traditional culture and customs, including dances and art. In this map, Mkumbula identifies the regions by name and each district by a colored shape. The background of the map is illustrated with artifacts and living things found in rural Lilongwe. This brightly colored map celebrates the cultural diversity of Malawi.
Each print is professionally reproduced as a museum-quality Giclee print with archival grade inks on 100% cotton, 290 gsm archival paper.
Print includes a 1/2 inch border. Not framed.


Official Website of Author
Chris Durrant was born in India to British parents in the last days of the Raj. He was brought up in Kenya, had three enjoyable and not completely wasted years at Oxford, and went back to East Africa to work for the Commonwealth Development Corporation (CDC), a sort of British equivalent of the World Bank. After postings with CDC in Swaziland and Jamaica, he migrated with his family to Australia. He now lives with his wife Shirley in the hills above Perth, Western Australia. Children and grandchildren are scattered around the world, including Perth.
Apart from financial management, Chris has worked as a pig farmer and a school-teacher. He is a rugby fanatic, an environmentalist, and a keen student of the history of the Great War, in which his father served and two of his uncles died. He has written his autobiography and a collection of whimsical essays about the school where he worked, as well as numerous songs and comic poems over the years. He has also co-authored several school accounting text-books. Under the Same Moon is his first novel.
Under the Same Moon
For Australian readers who want a hard copy, please contact the author direct on or if you live in Perth, Western Australia you can get a copy at the following locations:
The Little Nook Cafe Darlington
Perellas's Cafe Darlington
At both outlets, you can enjoy a delicious snack and an excellent cup of coffee while you start reading!
A memoir of Australian writer Chris Durrant about growing up in colonial Kenya in the years after the Second World War. It is the tale of a fascinating period in Kenya’s history, moving from colonial rule, through the turbulence of the Mau Mau Emergency, and then the inevitable progression to full independence under Jomo Kenyatta.
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Dr. Yoel Inbar, Assistant Professor of Psychology at UofT Scarborough, has recently published 2 papers in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). In the first, published as a commentary, Dr. Inbar suggests that a previously uncovered association between context sensitivity and reproducibility might, in fact, be spurious. In the second paper, as part of a consortium of over 40 authors, Dr. Inbar examines the relationship between political ideology and both parasite stress and pathogen avoidance in 30 different nations.
Learn more about the articles below:
Inbar, Y. (2016). Association between contextual dependence and replicability in psychology may be spurious. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1608676113
Tybur, J. M., Inbar, Y., et al. (in press). Parasite stress and pathogen avoidance relate to distinct dimensions of political ideology across 30 nations. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America.


This book aims to overcome sociology’s preoccupation with individual authors by exploring a larger social phenomenon that occurs in all academic disciplines but has been paid little attention: the prestige elite. Members of this elite attain the highest levels of peer recognition, their books sometimes circulate by the hundreds of thousands, and every student has read about them. Based on large citation studies, Star Sociologists provides a roster of eminent sociologists, documents the changing elite’s composition over time, contrasts the elite’s career pathways with those of the Nobel Laureates in economics, gives insights into how scholars rise to or fall from eminence, and empirically probes the gatekeeping power of one of its key proponents. The book explores eminence by contextualising conditions that are outside of the elite and argues that in any discipline that is intellectually as disintegrated as sociology, eminence is to be understand as a nested phenomenon: scholars make it into the elite if their ideas are adopted in very different intellectual fields that share little common ground.
- Asks which factors contribute to the diffusion of an author´s ideas across national and disciplinary boundaries
- Suggests links between the overall cognitive and intellectual structure of a discipline and the composition of the elite
- Combines collective biography with in-depth case analyses of Pierre Bourdieu, Seymour M. Lipset, and Robert K. Merton


September 21: the wonderful world of Waverley
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On this day in 1832 Sir Walter Scott died.
Possibly the most widely read author of his day, Scott (b. 1771) is most famous for his historical novels set in Ye Olde England; primary among them is Ivanhoe of 1820. Not only are they wonderful books, but with them Scott sort of invented the idea of a historical novel, which is kind of important. His novels popularized and enhanced the widespread frenzy for all things medieval and are still, today, rollicking good reads. For Scott, the medieval world was not some distant murky past; he was deeply and tremendously interested in the time, its heritage and history, and continued force in modern life. He collected medieval books, armor, weapons and furniture that he properly housed in a house called Abbotsford (in Melrose, Scotland), built up across years in a picturesquely ramshackle manner with lots of crockets and turrets. The interiors are frosted with medievalish motifs in wood and plaster and feature pointed-arch fireplaces and richly panelled cases. If you’re the kind of person who lives with more books than shelf space–and is bothered by it–his two-tier study with shelving full of rare books reaching up some twenty feet on all the walls may make you cry. It also holds his desk, which was built of wood reclaimed from the house in which William Wallace met his end. Scott was not fooling around.
If you go to Scotland, and if you like to read, you should probably go to Abbotsford, although good luck avoiding the tedious new visitors’ center, which would be more at home in a suburban arboretum than as the welcoming point to visit one of the great monuments of medievalism in the entire world as well as the central memorial for one of the great novelists of forever.
Image: Abbotsford, from the Walled Garden (from this source)


Environmental Literacy: Why Reading Ebooks Matters
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Reading ebooks is one of the simplest and most effective ways you can help support the environment. Not only does reading ebooks reduce your carbon footprint, but it also helps reduce the amount of waste produced by the publishing industry. In addition, ebook readers are relatively energy efficient, so you can save money on your energy bill by reading ebooks.
There are many benefits to reading books electronically over traditional print versions. E-readers offer a more comfortable experience, as you can hold the device in one hand and read without putting it down. This is especially useful if you’re often on the go or need to stay focused while you work. They also allow quick access to previous chapters to revisit a section that interests you but didn’t get enough attention during your current read.
The environmental benefits of reading eBooks
There are several environmental benefits to reading eBooks. Here are just a few:
- E-reading emits less carbon dioxide than traditional printing because books account for only 1% of the total published material.
- Sustainable paper uses 35% fewer resources to produce than regular paper and can be recycled multiple times without losing its quality.
- Most e-ink readers use no light when in sleep or standby mode, which helps conserve energy and reduces strain on the battery.
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Environmental impact of our books and the e-reader
When we compare reading 120 paper books with 120 eBooks read on an e-reader, we see that paper books have a higher environmental impact for most impact categories. The e-reader only has a higher impact on resource use, minerals and metals and freshwater eco-toxicity (inorganic).
So, why is this?
One reason is that when you read an ebook, you carry electronic copies of these books. This means that every time you pick up your book to read it, a new demand is placed on resources. In addition, because ebooks are stored on devices rather than being distributed globally like traditional printed texts are, they tend to take up more space and require more energy to store and access.
Reading books is one of the more climate-friendly activities a person can engage in. Compared to reading on an e-reader, which results in emissions of 52.3 kg GHG, buying and reading 120 books results in 153 kg GHG emissions. This may seem like a lot, but it’s important to remember that this amount pales compared to other types of emissions (such as CO2 emissions from driving). So while engaging in book reading may not be the best way to save the planet right now, it’s still a better option than doing nothing!
Ebook readers that support powerful devices for book lovers
Several ebook readers that support powerful devices. These devices allow users to read books and other digital content on a regular printer without purchasing new cartridges or printing materials multiple times a month.
Some of the most sustainability-friendly ebooks readers include the Amazon Kindle Oasis, Barnes & Noble Nook GlowLight 7th Gen., and Kobo Aura H2O. All three of these devices use renewable energy sources to power their screens and stores, respectively:
- The Kindle Oasis uses an illuminated display panel.
- The Nook GlowLight uses ambient light from the surrounding environment.
- The Kobo Aura H2O uses pressurized water instead of batteries.
These e-readers also have features that promote environmentally friendly reading habits, such as reducing screen time in favour of reading actual books (the Kindle Oasis) or allowing for “kwiksells” – shorter chapters linked by popups – so readers can read more quickly without sacrificing comprehension (Kobo Aura H2O).
All three devices offer privacy settings that protect personal information when not being used. This is another concern for sustainable book lovers who don’t want others to know what they’re reading!
How to choose an e-reader that supports sustainable paper
When selecting an e-reader, one of the most important factors is its support for sustainable paper. Many e-readers marketed as environmentally friendly or sustainable use recycled paper or biodegradable materials in their construction. However, not all eco-friendly readers are created equal – so it’s important to research before purchasing.
You need to look for three key things when choosing an eco-friendly reader: sustainability certification, environmental compliance, and material choice.
Sustainability certification is a good way to know that the reader has been tested and meets specific environmental standards. Certifications can range from voluntary programs such as Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Certified labels to more comprehensive schemes such as The Green Reading Program developed by EcoLitigation Resources LLC.
Environmental compliance refers to how well the reader conforms with federal/state laws and regulations relating to waste management and energy consumption. Material selection ensures that the device uses environmentally compatible materials throughout its manufacturing process.
Choose a reader made from bamboo pulp instead of trees if possible – this will help reduce deforestation and greenhouse gas emissions associated with traditional book production methods!
Tips for reading books on sustainable paper
If you’re looking for tips on reading ebooks on sustainable paper, you’ve come to the right place. In this article, we’ll provide some helpful advice on how to make the most of your reading experience while minimizing environmental impact.
- Choose books that are printed using sustainably sourced paper. This is important because it will help reduce the number of toxins and waste produced during book printing. Not all publishers use sustainable paper practices, so research which ones do before making a purchase.
- Consider buying secondhand books instead of new ones. By doing this, you can support local businesses and reduce pollution caused by manufacturing new books. You can also find great deals on used books online if you search carefully enough!
- If reading electronically isn’t your thing, try out a physical book sometime in future! Using traditional methods such as printing and binding material resources more efficiently has huge benefits for our environment and society – don’t wait until there’s no other option!
Ways to reduce your environmental impact when reading ebooks
There are several ways to reduce your environmental impact when reading ebooks. Here are a few suggestions:
- Choose paperback books over electronic versions whenever possible. Paperbacks use far less energy in production and can be recycled more easily than ebooks.
- Use solar-powered devices, like Kindles or tablets, when you can. These devices generate electricity without using fossil fuels, which helps offset some energy used to power the device itself.
- When choosing an ebook reader, look for models with lower energy consumption options (like low battery warnings). Energy conservation is key if we want to minimize our ecological footprint!
Reading ebooks is one way to help support the environment. By reading ebooks, you are helping to reduce the amount of waste produced when books are printed. Additionally, you are supporting the development of new environmentally friendly technologies by reading ebooks. By reading ebooks , you can help improve the publishing industry’s sustainability and positively impact the environment.
What is environmental literacy?
Environmental literacy refers to an understanding of the natural world and the impacts humans have on it, as well as the ability to take action to protect the environment.
Why is reading eBooks important for environmental literacy?
Reading ebooks is important for environmental literacy for several reasons:
- Ebooks are often more environmentally friendly than physical books, as they do not require paper, ink, or transportation.
- Ebooks can provide access to a wider range of information on environmental topics, making it easier to learn and understand complex issues.
- Ebooks can also save space, as they do not require shelves or storage, reducing the demand for materials and energy for building and maintaining physical libraries.
What are the environmental benefits of reading eBooks?
The environmental benefits of reading eBooks include:
- Reduced paper usage and deforestation
- Reduced ink usage
- Lower carbon emissions from transportation
- Lower energy usage for storage
How can reading ebooks help individuals become more environmentally literate?
Reading ebooks can help individuals become more environmentally literate by providing access to various information and resources on environmental topics, including scientific studies, news articles, and educational materials. Additionally, ebooks often provide interactive features, such as multimedia content and interactive graphics, which can help make complex environmental issues easier to understand.
Can reading ebooks help protect the environment?
Yes, reading ebooks can help protect the environment in several ways:
- By reducing the demand for paper and ink, ebooks can help reduce deforestation and greenhouse gas emissions.
- By reducing the need for transportation, ebooks can help lower carbon emissions.
- By reducing the demand for physical storage space, ebooks can help conserve energy and resources.


Once upon a Quinceanera
I just finished the book Once upon a Quinceanera by Julia Alvarez. I picked it up, hoping to gain more insight into the rituals and religious significance of the quince. When I’ve said this to people, they almost always tell me something to the effect of, “oh, that’s easy. It’s a hispanic girl’s coming-of-age.” Yeah. No kidding? I’m looking for a little more depth here.
If my encounters’ answer was too vague (not to mention obvious), Alvarez’s response was way too deep. It was not so much about the celebration itself, but more of an examination of the issues adolescent girls face in the US in general, compounded by the additional issues particular to young latinas. It was a very interesting study in the success and failure of said girls, feminism minus man-hating, and the pros and cons of the quinceanera. But not as an outsider looking in. Alvarez herself had a difficult time finding the balance between being the good Dominican girl, and pursuing her own dreams and interests–loyalty to la familia, pursuing her education and being an intellectual, staying afloat professionally in a male-dominated time where it was difficult to be hispanic, let alone a woman.
Though it was not what I was looking for, I liked it. Though I myself am not hispanic, I found myself identifying with Alvarez throughout the book. It was interesting and entertaining.
Find other reviews of this book here: http://www.austinchronicle.com/books/2007-08-03/510907/
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King is a gifted natural. Since the age of 17, King has been in front of an audience, helping people to find their voice because ‘we all have a story to tell’. He uses those skills as a disc jockey and as an emcee to engage crowds of all sizes for The American DJ Company.
As a native of South Dallas, King isn’t just a DJ. He’s a dynamic spoken word artist with a considerable following in the DFW Metroplex. He’s an award-winning writer having written hundreds of poems and have been a featured performer in fifteen states. King has won the BCALA and BiblioBoard, 2016 EBook Literary Awards for The Black Caucus of the American Library Association, Inc. The award honored the best self-published EBook in fiction and poetry by an African American Author in the United States. He was also recently published in an Anthology of African American poets released by the University of South Carolina.


* HOW DID PALESTINE BECOME PALESTINE?
*WHY WERE THE PHILISTINES NOT PHILISTINE?
*AND WHAT DROVE THEIR FIGHTS WITH THE FIRST ISRAELITES?
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*How did supposedly-savage “Sea Peoples” build a “promised land” in Canaan?
*Did “morality” or something else bring on their conflict with Israelites?
*And why is it crucial for us to read The Bible afresh through archaeology?
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***VOICES OF THE SACRED FEMININE***
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Author of the 1996 novel Ariadne’s Brother, of Calendar House: Clues to Minoan Time from Knossos Labyrinth, and the brand-new People of the Sea: A Novel of the Promised Land, Jack shares the science-based answers to these questions, and brings empowering, positive new insights to the foundations of The Bible.
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Reimagining NYC Arts
Tuesday, June 1, 2021
8:00 PM to 10:00 PM EDT
*Event is Free & Open to the public*
As NYC reopens, we’re pleased to invite members of the NYC Writer’s Circle and partner organizations to our debut 2021 event: Complete Districts: Reimagining NYC Arts Districts. This virtual panel and discussion will highlight emerging opportunities for writers to innovate and influence the development of vibrant collaborative arts districts across New York.
Please join us on Tuesday, June 1st at 8PM for a spirited online conversation moderated by Nat Kimber and Jeff Barken (NYC Writers Circle Organizers), featuring Art Chang (NYC Mayoral Candidate), Aimee Todoroff (League of Independent Theaters) and Micah Zevin (Risk of Discovery Reading Series, Queens), Daaimah Mubashshir (playwright) and others. There will be a panel discussion followed by a Q&A with the audience participants.
*PANEL HOSTED VIA ZOOM*
We recognize that now, post-pandemic, there is an incredible opportunity to reimagine city neighborhoods as Arts Districts in a way that emphasizes the arts as a means to celebrate diversity, facilitate cultural understanding, and to provide an engine for economic development.
In the years ahead, writers will play a pivotal role in building the bridges that will allow for collaborative, inclusive and immersive arts experiences to flourish. In this discussion we aim to answer the following: How can the city help writers better engage in their respective communities? What do novelists, playwrights and poets need to come together more often in community? How can the city of New York provide more resources to help writers succeed? Can the city help writers and artists collaborate more in our shared spaces (like libraries, parks and theaters)? How have writer communities thrived before the pandemic, and how can they thrive now?
Please follow this link to join the conversation. We look forward to seeing you!


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On September 26th, 2010, actress, book artist, painter, and bonsai artist Gloria Stuart passed away in her West L.A. home.
The oldest performer ever to be nominated for an Academy Award (for her portrayal of Old Rose in 1997’s Titanic), Gloria had celebrated her 100th birthday on July 4, 2010 with 130 friends and family at a party and retrospective hosted by James Cameron and Suzy Amis Cameron. Guests enjoyed more than two dozen of Gloria’s oil paintings, several of her handmade books, and two of her bonsai.
On July 22, Gloria attended a Centennial Celebration of her career by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences; she was also honored by the Screen Actors Guild for her 70-year membership and service. In August, the southern California bonsai community gave Gloria another birthday celebration at the Huntington Library and Gardens; four of her trees were on display.
Even in her hundredth year, Gloria’s enthusiasm for life was contagious; she always kept her sense of wonder, always lit up with childlike joy when encountering something new or beautiful, always exhibited a strong and ribald sense of humor. She was a delight to be near; would that we all could grow so old, yet remain so young.


Come celebrate the “Luck of the Buck” at our 3rd annual 7DE St. Patrick’s Day Party!
Friday, March 14th 7-8:30 pm in the cafeteria
$1 admission at the door
Activity tickets will be available for .50 each
Come celebrate a fun and silly St. Patrick’s Day with games, crafts, music, snacks, prizes, “Pot ‘O Gold Shop” and more!
NEW THIS YEAR…Come jump on the VELCRO WALL!
Volunteer to help at the event and receive 5 free tickets for your child to use at the party…this also a great opportunity for your middle or high schooler to receive community service hours!
Please contact Jenn Gillispie at email@example.com to volunteer.
Awards will be given out for the best showing of St. Patrick’s Day spirit!
Don’t forget to wear green!
The Spring Book Fair is coming!
Preview days will be 4/7 & 4/8, Buy days 4/9, 4/10, 4/11.
Look for more information coming soon regarding the Book Fair Spirit Week, COIN CHALLENGE, and Family Movie Night!
WE NEED VOLUNTEERS! Without you, the book fair cannot happen. Whether you're a seasoned vet or you've never helped out at the book fair before, we would love to have you jo
in our team! Please click on the sign up genius link below to sign up for your time slot. Thank you!!
On Grandparents Day (4/9), we plan to open the Book Fair at 7:45 am so that the grandparents have extra time to purchase books.
Our online bookfair starts 4/2 and ends 4/22. To purchase online during these dates, go to: http://bookfairs.scholastic.com/homepage/seventhdistrictelemschoo


The Hour Wasp – Jay Sheets, Robyn Leigh Lear
Publisher: April Gloaming Publishing
Publication date: 28 May 2017
Free copy provided by Netgalley in return for an honest review
The first thing that made me want to read this were the gorgeous cover. It’s so beautiful. So even if I’m not that into and used to poetry, I wanted to read it. Maybe not the best decision… Not to say it’s bad, but wow there were a lot of big words in this. So the combination being a newbie at reading poetry and not having English as my first language, it made it so much harder for me to read. Not that I didn’t understand the words, it just made harder for me. But I made it and I’m sure people who are more used to poetry would like this so much more than me.
I loved the illustrations in this book. They were so beautiful. I’m happy that the art also was inside the book because it was the art that made me want to read it.
So I will recommend this to people who like poetry already. It’s definitely not a book you will want to start out with.


In writing “Manners & Tips for Caring Kids” Ramona Wood created the book she needed as a child—and searched for as a parent. Now she brushes up on her manners alongside her grandchildren as she reads this book with them.
It’s not just about manners. It’s the meaning behind the manners!
It’s about thinking…instead of just acting. It’s also:
• A Love Quiz.
• 9 colorfully-illustrated Fruit of the Spirit sections--with specific ways to put each fruit into action every day.
• 27-plus clues you’re on the right track.
• 16 pastel drawings of kids bearing good—and not-so-good—fruit in their lives.
• 42 tips on how to act in public—including how not be technologically rude!
• 3 true-story panels of young people who kept their cool: How they survived prison, harsh times and even death threats—using patience, faithfulness and respect.
It’s 32 pages of sidebars, scriptures and tips to stop problems before they start.
Today’s kids have every choice imaginable. Here is an option that can serve them well for the rest of their lives.
Note: This book is for school-aged kids around 6 and up. It's never to early--or too late--to learn good manners!


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Albert Davis Park
This little park is just about in the back yard of the Lake City Branch of the Seattle Public Library. Come and relax while your little ones enjoy the accessible sandbox, slide and whirl.
The park, a gift to the City in 1964, is named after Albert Davis, a Lake City community leader who died in 1971. Born in Buffalo, NY, in 1890, Davis was a charter member of the Lake City Western Vigilantes, which raises funds for youth activities, a member of the Keystone Kops, originated the annual salmon barbecue with his Secret Seasoning, spearheaded the Lake City Pioneer Days celebration, was active in the Youth Center, and served as the unofficial goodwill "ambassador-mayor" of Lake City. He was awarded the Golden Acorn award by the PTA in 1971, in recognition of his dedication and service to children and youth.


Indianas jones sin futuro
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Looting is the main activity affecting the conservation of archaeological heritage, even over construction. This happens voluntarily and with the expectation of making private profit from public goods. Looting happens in different ways; for Spain, the main is through treasure hunters, both land (metal detectors) and underwater. This book offers an overview of looting in Spain revealing how little we know about its scope and how they affect archaeological heritage. It also analyses the social unrest provoked by the media and the legal basis and tools to fight this problem. However, this book is optimistic, from the experience in Andalucia, showing how with commitment and education it is possible to reduce the impact of archaeological looting to acceptable levels.
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