The Other Fiscal Cliff Resides In a Chart
While running some queries on Google’s Ngram Viewer, a phrase-usage graphing tool searching over 5.2 million books in Google’s digital library, I came across a rather startling trend. When comparing the use of the terms “monetary policy” and “fiscal policy” I discovered that discussion of fiscal policy in the literature has been falling since about 1953, while the discussion of monetary policy has been rising substantially (see chart below). The last time fiscal policy was a substantial topic in literature was during WWII and it has been falling dramatically since the end of the Cold War in 1989. Coincidence or design? What has caused this shift? Is it a cause or symptom of our current high dependence on monetary policy?
Dr. Holly A. Bell is an Associate Professor teaching business and economics at the Mat-Su College of the University of Alaska Anchorage in Palmer, Alaska. You can visit her website at www.professorhollybell.com or follow her on Twitter at @HollyBell8


Cultivate Your Desires and Harness Your Inner Power with Ritual Baths
Ritual baths aren’t just a way to bring about things you desire; they’re for connecting with the divine, creating a space for change and moving your energy toward new opportunities in life. Water is a natural healer, and by harnessing its properties you can let go of past experiences, transform your thoughts and cultivate positive attraction. Pair your ritual baths with botanical bundles, dried herbs and incense for the perfect energetic cleansing. Discover some of the easiest and most powerful ritual baths, such as:
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+ Communication Bath for better communication and stronger connections
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Praise for Ritual Baths
“This magical book is like a healing, restoring, mystical bath for the soul. Thoughtful, intentional and approachable rituals for anyone wanting to bring a sensuous and embodied aspect to their practice.”
― Nikki Van De Car, author of Wellness Witch and Practical Magic
“This lovely book is a luscious dive into the divine magick of water, from beautiful flowers and herbs to effective rituals, and delightfully bathed in eco-conscious wisdom. For those drawn to sacred springs, rain showers, and the inimitable power of the sea, this is a must-have for your library.”
― Alise Marie, author of The Beauty Witch's Secrets: Recipes and Rituals For The Modern Goddess
“Beautifully illustrated baths connect us with the beginning of Life and gently guide us to who we want to be. The techniques and consciously sourced ingredients empower us with experiences of unique inspirational self-mastery.”
― Dr. Judy Griffin, author of Mother Nature’s Herbal, founder of Aroma Heath Texas
“This is the book we've been waiting for to help us master the art of the bath! Now we can all become experts at making our baths into spells, potions, aromatherapeutic treatments, vibrational healings, and transcendent moments of our lives.”
― Tess Whitehurst, author of You Are Magical, The Magic of Flowers, and The Magic of Trees
“I’m immersed with the magic found in Ally’s divine book of bath rituals. Her deep understanding of the medicinal and the mystical properties of plants makes this an invaluable botanical resource.”
― Cheralyn Darcey, horticultural broadcaster, journalist and author
Manifest your most positive intentions of love, healing, protection and abundance with the magic of herbs and plants
You don’t need expensive tools or hours of study to live a more magical life. Ally Sands, master herbalist, green witch and founder of Aquarian Soul, teaches you how to use everyday herbs to cast easy but effective spells. Divided into chapters on protection, love, abundance, healing and personal power, this is the perfect guide for new witches or those looking to learn more about plant magic.
Learn how to cleanse and heal your body with a lemon balm bath, ward your home with a wreath of bay laurel, open your heart with an herbal rose tea or foster abundance with a homemade amulet. With 70 spells and information on which herbs and plants are most effective, you can easily incorporate magic into your everyday, manifest good energy and harness your personal power.
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“Plant Magic offers insight to the ancient mystical magical rituals of using the power of plants to focus intention and harness the energy that is available to all of us, helping our best dreams come true.”
―Brigitte Mars, herbalist, author and university professor
“I can say with truth that Ally Sands’ Plant Magic is one of the best books I have seen in this field. If you are new to magical work, you are in the best of hands. If you are one of us older, experienced herbalists, you need this book. Sands’ fresh approach will make you feel young again.”
―Rev. Paul Beyerl, author, educator, founder The Rowan Tree Church
"This book speaks of whimsy and deep soulful practice. Ally Sands has managed to conjure up a fresh take on plant magic while remaining rooted in tradition. Whether you consider yourself a witch, an herbalist or simply curious, this is the book we need for the new decade of magic."
―Spencre L.R. McGowan, herbalist and author of Blotto Botany: A Lesson in Healing Cordials and Plant Magic
Heal Your Mind and Body and Enhance Your Everyday Life
Ally Sands—master herbalist and founder of Aquarian Soul—shares her expertise on healing herbal properties, as well as how to effectively use over twenty different crystals, including amethyst, opal and rose quartz. When these powerhouses are used together, they form a potent combination to relax, energize and help you live a happier and healthier life. Every project—from a passion flower tincture, to a wild flower and crystals face steam, to building a crystal mandala—focuses on improving mental and physical wellness.
Whether you are looking to alleviate anxiety, practice mindfulness or enhance your beauty routine, Ally’s unique recipes and crafts will show you how best to harness the incredible power of herbs and crystals.
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“What makes this book so unique is the artful blending of the healing properties of both crystals and herbs and the simple step-by-step instructions on how to incorporate them into one’s daily life.”
―Rosemary Gladstar, herbalist and bestselling author
“Ally has been a pioneer in the modern trend of crystallized herbal skincare.”
―Yulia Van Doren, founder of Goldirocks and author of Crystals: The Modern Guide to Crystal Healing
“This book is chock-full of rituals to keep you grounded and seeing the magic and mystery of everyday life, from a woman with lots of experience.”
―Lauren Haynes, herbalist and owner of Wooden Spoon Herbs
"Herbalists concoct formulas on several levels. A good herbalist takes into account the properties of the plant, the constitution of the patient, and her own motivations in conjoining plant with person to promote healing. This book helps us develop ears to hear that which ranges beyond the ordinary. Take heed, and sing."
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"Ally has been working with the healing powers of crystals long before it was mainstream. She knows her stuff!"
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―Jade Taylor, Beauty Director at House of Intuition


This month’s blog post is going to answer four frequently asked questions about eBook layouts. I am asked all four of these questions so often that it proves there’s some confusion in this area. I felt that a blog post would be the perfect way to address this confusion.
Question 1: What Does Reflowable Mean?
Reflowable eBooks are considered the norm in this business. This layout comprises most of the Kindle, iBook and Nook library. The reason for the term “reflowable” is that readers are able to resize the fonts to meet their personal preference. Since font size is one of the main factors in determining page layout, reflowable books reorganize themselves depending on the settings used by the reader. For example, if a reader sets a smaller font size, then the book would be able to fit more words onto each page.
Question 2: What is a Fixed Layout EBook?
Unlike reflowable eBooks, fixed layout identifies each page in an exact nature. In other words, the publisher designs the book in a way that restricts the reader from changing its layout. It becomes “fixed.” This layout is used in graphic novels where text must appear in an exact position. A fixed layout should only be used in books like graphics novels, comics and children’s books since these types of books require a perfect alignment of text to graphics.
Question 3: Why Use Fixed Layout?
The use of a fixed layout is reserved for image-heavy books that have to be designed in a specific way to be fully experienced. Using graphic novels as an example once more, dialogue must be shown visually coming from a character so a fixed layout would be necessary. With that in mind, many popular publishing platforms reserve fixed layouts for specific genres of books so be sure to check with them before deciding to choose this format.
Question 4: Which Layout Should I Use?
In most cases, you want to choose a reflowable layout for your book. Unless the book is design heavy, readers are going to get annoyed at books that are fixed. One of the big selling points of eReaders is that the reader is able to control their reading experience. Furthermore, fixed layout eBooks are only compatible with certain devices while reflowable layout books are compatible with all eReading devices.


IMPORTANT!! The initial release of tables associated with Cosmicflows-4 in August, 2022, were flawed. NOT TO BE USED! The corrected tables were made available online with the publication of the article and are available at this site.
The catalog All CF4 Individual Distances provides distances to the 55877 galaxies within z=0.1 in the Cosmicflows-4 compendium of distances. The catalog CF4 All Groups provides averaged distances and velocities for 38057 groups. The catalog CF4 All Group Velocities provides derivative information. These catalogs corespond to Tables 2, 3, and 4, respectively, in the publication "Cosmicflows-4" by Tully et al. 2023.
The catalog Cosmicflows-3 Distances gives distances for almost 18000 galaxies, mostly within 15,000 km/s but extending to 30,000 km/s.
The two catalogs 2MRS1175 Groups (split North and South) gives group identifications for galaxies in the 2MASS Redshift Survey to K=11.75.
The catalog Kourkchi-Tully Groups gives group identifications for 15,000 galaxies within 3,500 km/s.
The first group of catalogs are based on redshift surveys and provide general information about galaxies in the local volume. The "2MASS Redshift Survey" and the "V8k" (velocity < 8,000 km/s) catalog provide alternative descriptions of the large scale structure in the region of interest. The latter is a compilation of redshifts drawn from CfA ZCAT and other literature sources. The figure shows the distribution of the galaxies in V8k in Supergalactic coordinates. Colors indicated velocities as defined by the scale at lower left. The apex of the Cosmic Microwave Background is identified.
The subsequent catalogs are alternatively drawn from the literature or compiled by the curators of this database; each provides some element of information useful for the determination of distances to galaxies. The database contains original contributions of data, or independent reductions of archival data, in the catalogs "CMDs/TRGB", "All Digital HI", "Hawaii Photometry", and "Spitzer [3.6] Band Photometry".
The catalog "CMDs/TRGB" provides Color-Magnitude Diagrams (CMD), photometry tables, and Tip of the Red Giant Branch (TRGB) fits for galaxies observed with Hubble Space Telescope, either by the curators or by others and with data drawn from the HST archive. Reductions are carried out using the stellar photometry packages developed by Andrew Dolphin: HSTPHOT for WFPC2 images and DOLPHOT for ACS images. TRGB fits are based on a maximum likelihood procedure discussed by Makarov et al. 2006. TRGB zero point issues were discussed by Rizzi et al. 2007. The CMD for Antlia dwarf galaxy is shown as an example. The contents of this catalog are described by B.A. Jacobs, L. Rizzi, R.B. Tully, E.J. Shaya, D. Makarov, and L. Makarova 2009, AJ, 138, 332 `The Extragalactic Distance Database: Color--Magnitude Diagrams'
The catalog "All Digital HI" provides graphical displays and derivatives from a uniform analysis of digital HI linewidth information drawing on our own observations with the Green Bank and Arecibo telescopes and much more information gathered from archives. An example is shown of an HI line profile observed with the Green Bank Telescope. This component of the database is described by H.M. Courtois et al. 2009, AJ, 138, 1938 `The Extragalactic Distance Database: All Digital HI Profile Catalog' and 2011, MNRAS, 414, 2005 `Cosmic Flows: Green Bank Telescope and Parkes HI Observations'
The catalog "Hawaii Photometry" provides graphic and derivative results from a program of galaxy photometry carried out with the University of Hawaii 2.2m telescope at Mauna Kea Observatory. The I band surface brightness as a function of radius is shown for the galaxy corresponding to the HI profile illustrated above. The I band photometry program is discussed by H.M. Courtois, R.B. Tully, N. Bonhomme, L. Rizzi, and M. Zavodny (2009) `The Extragalactic Distance Database: Hawaii Photometry Catalog' while parallel Spitzer Space Telescope photometry at 3.6 microns is presented by J.G. Sorce, H.M. Courtois, and R.B. Tully (2012) `The Mid-infrared Tully-Fisher Relation: Spitzer Surface Photometry'
The HI and photometry information is used to derive distances based on the correlation between galaxy luminosity and linewidth (the Tully-Fisher Relation). The preliminary calibration, involving comparisons to assure that distances by different methods are on a common scale culminating in a synthesis of distances by several methods, resulted in the catalog "Cosmicflows-1 Distances" discussed by R.B. Tully, E.J. Shaya, I.D. Karachentsev, H.M. Courtois, D.D. Kocevski, L. Rizzi, and A. Peel ApJ, 676, 184 (2008). The figure below on the left is extracted and modified from this reference. It illustrates the components of our motion that arise from the pull of the Virgo Cluster and a push from the Local Void. The figure on the right is a velocity field reconstruction using the Monge-Ampere-Kantorovich (MAK) technique applied to the 2MASS Redshift Survey Ks<11.25 sample and constrained with observed distances (G. Lavaux, R.B. Tully, R. Mohayaee, and S. Colombi Cosmic Flow from 2 Micron All-Sky Redshift Survey).
Support for the development of content for this database is provided by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. AST09-08846.


Local Author Book Sale at the Sterling Heights Public Library
Join Sue on July 30, 2022 at this special gathering of over 50 Michigan authors for a book sale and signing. Located at the Sterling Heights Public Library, the Local Author Book Sale event will take place from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Sue’s novel, Grandma’s Sock Drawer, will be available for purchase.
School Visit: Sue Agauas to Visit Local Grade School for Book Reading and Signing
Students from kindergarten through fifth grade will enjoy a visit from Sue Agauas in March 2022 where she will read and sign her book, Grandma’s Sock Drawer. With an age appropriate reading for each grade level, Sue will offer inspiration surrounding her storytelling and engage students with fun and creative activities.
The 2020 Rochester Hills Public Library (RHPL) Shop Small Saturday Author Fair with Rochester Writers
Sue Agauas was selected to be one of 30 authors who were invited to the second annual Shop Small Saturday Author Fair presented by RHPL and Rochester Writers. The event was done virtually for 2020 and Sue’s interview is available for viewing here on YouTube.


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This page provides access to several small collections of photographs taken around the Georgia Tech campus, most from the 1960's. The filename of each photo usually gives some indication of the location; also, some locations are marked by red arrows on the photo key map (pdf). The filenames also usually indicate the date of the photo, when known. The format is yyyymmdd, where yyyy is the year, mm the month, and dd the day. For example, a file with "196605" in the name indicates a date of May, 1966.
- Aerial Photos
- This is a collection of aerial photographs of the campus.
- Businesses, Churches, and Schools
- The current campus encompasses an area which at one time contained several businesses, churches, and schools.
- Cars on Campus
- Photographs showing cars on and around campus.
- Ferst Drive
- Initially called Perimeter Drive, Ferst Drive was constructed (using mostly existing streets) during the early seventies to serve as a "loop" road around the campus. Most of these photographs were taken during construction or shortly afterward.
- Harrison Square
- Photos of the area between the Tech Tower, A. French, and Chapin known as Harrison Square.
- Hemphill Avenue
- Until 1972, Hemphill Avenue continued southeast (from its current dead end at Ferst Drive) to Luckie Street. These photographs were taken in this area; some during removal of the street pavement.
- Interior Views
- Interior photos of various buildings.
- A collection of historic maps of the Georgia Tech campus from 1907 to 1970.
- Miscellaneous Images
- Various images of the campus.
- Peters Park
- Photos of Peters Park from the 1980's prior to construction of the parking deck. Information about the "restriction" on this parcel of land.
- This is a collection of postcards of scenes in the Georgia Tech area.
- Urban Renewal
- During the 1960's, two Urban Renewal projects allowed the campus to expand into the areas west of Hemphill Avenue. These are photographs of street scenes in this area.
- West Campus Dorm Construction
- Photos showing the west campus dorm construction.


National Library of Medicine, National Institute of Health 11/4/2015
Ma,B1, He LF, Zhang YL, Chen M, Wang LL, Yang, HW, Yan T, Sun MX, Zheng CY
Human diploid cell strains (HDCSs), possessing identical chromosome sets known to be free of all known adventitious agents, are of great use in developing human vaccines. However it is extremely difficult to obtain qualified HDCSs that can satisfy the requirements for the mass production of vaccines. We have developed a new HDCS, Walvax-2, which we derived from the lung tissue of a 3-month-old fetus. We established primary, master and working cell banks successfully from reconstituted frozen cells. Observations during the concurrent propagation of Walvax-2 and MRC-5 cells revealed differences in terms of growth rate, cell viability and viral sensitivities. Specifically, Walvax-2 cells replicated more rapidly than MRC-5 cells, with Walvax-2 cells attaining the same degree of confluence in 48 hours as was reached by MRC-5 cells in 72 hours. Moreover, Walvax-2 cells attained 58 passages of cell doublings whereas MRC-5 reached 48 passages during this period. We also assessed the susceptibility of these cells to rabies, hepatitis A, and Varicella viruses. Analysis of virus titers showed the Walvax-2 cells to be equal or superior to MRC-5 cells for cultivating these viruses. Furthermore, in order to characterize the Walvax-2 cell banks, a series of tests including cell identification, chromosomal characterization, tumorigenicity, as well as tests for the presence of microbial agents, exogenous viruses, and retroviruses, were conducted according to standard international protocols. In conclusion, results from this study show that Walvax-2 cell banks are a promising cell substrate and could potentially be used for the manufacturing of HDCVs.


John Barrowman's book on Cumbraes
Published: 18 Jan 2012 09:300 comments
A fantasy novel for children written by tv presenter and actor John Barrowman features Greater and Lesser Cumbrae throughout its narrative.
The book is described as 'Scottish Harry Potter style' and is released on Thursday, 2 February and includes Largs landmark The Pencil, as well as the Kelvingrove Art Gallery.
TV star John, 44, and his sister Carole, have written "Hollow Earth" together.
Full story in the Largs & Millport Weekly News of January 18, 2012


Free Online Talk
'How Studying Classics Changed My Life'
Jennifer Saint, bestselling author of Ariadne and Elektra
Wednesday 7th December, 3:30 - 4:30pm
Bestselling author Jennifer Saint will be talking about how the study of Classics has influenced her life and career. Her novels Ariadne and Elektra are female-centred retellings of Greek mythology which were published in 2021 and 2022. Ariadne, her debut novel, was shortlisted for Waterstones Book of the Year in 2021 and was their Book of the Month in January 2022 while Elektra entered the Sunday Times bestseller chart at #1. Jennifer will discuss her love of Greek mythology and how following her passion led to her success.
This talk will be suitable for 6th Form students taking a Classical subject at A Level, as well as students of English A Level - please spread the word to your colleagues in the English department so that they can tell their A Level students about it too.
Please note - this will be a Webinar, but I am currently unable to set up the Webinar. Once this has been set up you will receive a unique link to join the Webinar on the day. Thank you.
Click the button below to book - please get students to book individually so that they get their own link to the Webinar.


A set of tools to navigate your creative journey.
Did you ever ask yourself why you need to create? Or how can you make your ideas come true on a piece of paper, a screen or a canvas? Maybe you are going through a phase with little inspiration?
I invite you to join me on this path where self-discovery meets creativity, and they have many adventures together.
In this book, I explain my process to become a writer and creator and what I do to defeat all the enemies that inhabit a creative's mind.
Breaking Creativity (and Putting It Back Together) is a guide with personal experiences and a workbook with prompts to unlock the door to the worlds that every writer carries inside of them, waiting to see the light.
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Avatar: The Way of Water
Set more than a decade after the events of the first film, learn the story of the Sully family (Jake, Neytiri, and their kids), the trouble that ...
Avatar: The Deep Dive – A Special Edition of 20/20
An inside look at one of the most anticipated movie sequels ever with James Cameron and cast.
A Monster Calls
A boy imagines a monster that helps him deal with his difficult life and see the world in a different way.
Every child comes into the world full of promise, and none more so than Chappie: he is gifted, special, a prodigy. Like any child, Chappie will ...
Exodus: Gods and Kings
The defiant leader Moses rises up against the Egyptian Pharaoh Ramses, setting 400,000 slaves on a monumental journey of escape from Egypt and ...


"This is an incredible collection of personal stories, memories and photographs of RAF Witchford from 1943 onwards. It gives a real insight into life on a wartime airfield and you get to know many of the young airmen and women who lived and worked there."
This book is dedicated to all those who lost their lives during World War 2, especially those from RAF Witchford and RAF Mepal.
This is a link to the speech made by publisher Chris Thomas, at the launch of 'Memories'.
RAF Witchford Book Launch
This is a link to a wartime film about


Electronic Dictionary Product Review Analysis
When it comes to electronic dictionary product reviews, there are some things to consider.
There are a fair amount of results when searching for electronic dictionary product reviews, so competition might be stiff. On the other hand, it shows that it's a common topic, so if you get traction, maybe your effort will be worth it.
There are some big websites that have high-ranking results for electronic dictionary product reviews, like findthisbest.com and amazon.com. That could be troublesome. And of course, there are some smaller or less competitive websites in this particular product reviews space, like romanceuniversity.org and top5reviewed.com.
The search results are fairly relevant, so you'll have to put together some solid electronic dictionary content in order to compete.
Many of the results for this topic include keywords such as word or dictionaries.
For research purposes, you can see what Amazon says are the best-reviewed electronic dictionary products.
Searching for electronic dictionary product reviews appears to be most popular in February, August, October, and November. Meanwhile, this type of search is least popular in June and July.
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A research report by Deen Shariff Sharp, Abrar Alshammari, and Kanwal Hameed
Climate change is one of the most pressing global emergencies of our times. Kuwait in recent years has directly experienced the impact of human-induced climate change, recording record breaking temperatures of 53.9 degrees Celsius, as well as deadly floods and increasingly severe dust storms. The Government of Kuwait has recognized that the global transition away from fossil fuels and efforts to limit global warming will have profound implications for the country’s economy, environment, and social life. Kuwait is a leading emitter of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions, and the export of hydrocarbons is central to its economy. The goal of this research is to provide a situated account of climate change as it is experienced and understood in Kuwait. This paper examines how the inhabitants of Kuwait (both citizens and non-citizens) understand and experience climate change, to assist in policy and scholarly efforts that are working toward low carbon social life in Kuwait and beyond. It draws on qualitative data drawn from over 35 semi-structured interviews in English and Arabic conducted by the research team, one high-level political and policy focus group, two focus groups with 19 youth in Kuwait, an analysis of the December 2020 Kuwait parliamentary elections, and a review of both social and traditional media. This report contributes to government efforts to build public and policy-maker awareness on climate change and to better integrate climate change considerations into national planning and policy dialogues.


Library: HVAC Design and Operation (I-P), 19.0 PDHs
This Library, totaling 19.0 PDHs, is comprised of 3 Course Packages. Most are AIA approved.
Non-Member Price: $253.00
eLibraries are collections of courses in a related topical area. They offer variety and a lower cost per course. This Library, totaling 19.0 PDHs, is comprised of 3 Course Packages. They are:
- Building Performance (I-P)
- System Design (I-P)
- Loads and Modeling (I-P)
Most are approved by AIA.
Each course includes interactive activities, knowledge checks, and an exam.


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World Year of Physics 2005
The official website of the World Year of Physics 2005, a United Nations endorsed, international celebration of physics. Events throughout the year will highlight the vitality of physics and its importance in the coming millennium, and will commemorate the pioneering contributions of Albert Einstein in 1905.
Albert Einstein and the World Year of Physics 2005
The Arts and Sciences Libraries at the University of Buffalo have constructed an online exhibit celebrating Albert Einstein's life and achievements with links to manuscripts and papers, scientific articles, related news and events, biographic data, photographs and audio-visual materials, games and thought experiments, as well as to a site designed to help kids think like physicists.
Albert Einstein Online
An extensive collection of online resources including links to biographies in several languages, Einstein's papers, physics sites, and photographs.
The companion Web site to the NOVA program "Einstein Revealed," originally broadcast in October, 1996. This two-hour special presents a penetrating profile of Albert Einstein, who contributed more than any other scientist to our modern vision of physical reality.
Einstein: Image and Impact
An online exhibit produced by the American Institute of Physics's Center for History of Physics.
Einstein's Wife: The Life of Mileva Maric Einstein
The PBS presentation of Einstein's Wife consists of a one-hour documentary film and companion Web site. These tandem features explore the historical facts of Mileva Maric's life, and examine her dual roles as Albert Einstein's domestic and scientific partner. Given these facts, each observer must then decide, on their own, whether or not Einstein robbed Maric of her due.
Einstein Archives Online
The Einstein Archives Online Website provides the first online access to Albert
Einstein’s scientific and non-scientific manuscripts held by the Albert Einstein Archives at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and to an extensive Archival Database, constituting the material record of one of the most influential intellects in the modern era.
American Museum of Natural History
Companion website to the November 2002 - July 2003 Einstein exhibition.
The Nobel Prize in Physics 1921
"for his services to Theoretical Physics, and especially for his discovery of the law of the photoelectric effect."


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3rd book in the Twilight Saga
by Stephenie Meyer
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Leonardo’s Shadow is told from the point of view of Giacomo a servant of the great Leonardo da Vinci. To say that Giacomo came to be Leonardo’s servant under rather unique circumstances would be an understatement. The story opens up with how Giacomo came to be with Leonardo. Giacomo, a young boy [...]


What are answers to NEWSELA?
2 Which option accurately summarizes the MAIN differences in perspective that resulted from the three scientists reading "A
Wrinkle in Time"?
(A) Two of the scientists believe Meg was the first and most important character that showed girls could
enjoy math and science. One of the scientists believes that some newer characters have also done a
(B) Two of the scientists have been fascinated by the inventions that were being developed by Mrs. Murry in
the book. One of the scientists felt more interested in Meg's search for her father through time and
(C) Two of the scientists were drawn to the character of Meg and felt encouraged to pursue careers in
medicine. One of the scientists developed a lifelong passion for numbers and time that became a career
and a hobby.
(D) Two of the scientists realized they wanted to continue L'Engle's legacy by encouraging others to have
careers in math and science. One of the scientists believes more authors need to write books about
girls and science.


Today’s our last full day in the jungle and it’s feeling pretty bittersweet. While our journey doesn’t end here, I’m not sure that I’m ready for life at the Finca to be over. I came here expecting newness and adventure, which I’ve received, but I’ve also found a new connection with nature, a stronger appreciation for friendships old and new, a confidence in my capabilities and my strength that I’ve never noticed before, and this impossible to describe feeling of smallness and how fully functionally and happy the world around us is without human presence. I’ve been awful about sharing pictures of the Finca this whole time, but I’ll be sure to get a few good ones out after we hit the road tomorrow. Please go check out @finca_bellavista if you’d like to learn more about this community that thrives in the middle of the Costa Rican jungle. 🌴🤙🏻
This brings back memories like nobody's business. I was in the fifth grade when my mom took my sister and me to a discount used book store. I perused the books on some of the more hidden shelves, judging every book by its cover, as we are meant to do (that's why cover art is so important my dudes, ask someone who designs them). It took me a while, but after judging book after book as unworthy of what little time I had, I came across this one. The cover drew me in, as I have always been a fantasy fiend. There, a realistic animated dragon for goddamn once! I picked it out of the jumble on that shelf and flipped it open to the first page of the epilogue and read and reread that first page. My mind was blown, because until that point I had only been reading the lackluster kiddie books at my school's library, books with below subpar writing and fluffy conflict at best. This book, however, was magnetizing, its writing crisp and piercing enveloping. Needless to say, this was the book that truly started me down the path on my insatiable quest for detailed descriptions and fleshed-out characters and put-of-this-world world-building. Now, 10 years later, I found the same film edition cover--although we don't talk about the film version--in another second-hand store. Ho boy, I got the feels, that's for sure.


e great news. The date has been set for the sixth book in my Captain Hawklin Adventure series. “The Shadow Men” will be released on February 6th 2019 (which happens to be my birthday) Here is the back cover blurb and the cover by Damian Aviles.
When Captain Steven Hawklin is attacked by a warplane over Southern California he is thrown into the secrecy and intrigue of the Shadow Men, an ultra-classified branch of the British government bent on keeping the Empire safe at all costs. It seems one of their agents has gone rogue and is out to kill Captain Hawklin.
Meanwhile at the behest of Professor Lucas Gray, Oscar “Oz” Lyman arrives in the mountains of Montana, to investigate the mysterious appearance of an Indian God who has invoked a local Blackfoot Tribe into committing acts of violence, preventing the construction of a new ski resort. Suspicious, Oz leads an expedition into the mountains to find the real reason behind the strange phenomenon.
Approached by agents of the Shadow Men, Steven learns the motive of the person out to kill him, understanding the past is never forgotten, he agrees to help track down the wayward agent, in a race against time to prevent the death of his trusted friend, Hardy Miller, who becomes entangled in the villainous plan. Traveling to Germany, Steven is given one chance to rescue his friend in a do-or-die aerial battle that will prove once and for all, the true master of the air.
Captain Hawklin and the Shadow Men, is a throwback of a bygone age of pulp adventure stories. Filled with spies and mythological gods. Nazis, cliffhangers and action in the tradition of Doc Savage and Commander Cody.


What is Occupational Therapy?
The History of Occupational Therapy in Nova Scotia
Looking for an Occupational Therapist
Advocacy Resource Manual Orientation
16 May 2023
12:00 PM - 12:45 PM
Registration is closed
Exciting news- an Advocacy Resource Manual has been created to support our members with all their advocacy efforts!! This resource can be found on the NSSOT website, log in and click on the "members" tab and you will be redirected to this page!
This resource highlights the importance of advocacy, the barriers to advocacy, how to get involved in advocacy, step by step guides, links to resources, and letter/briefing templates!
Aly Pickard-Tattrie will be hosting an orientation to this manual on May 16th, 2023 from 12:00-12:45pm. The goal of this orientation is to give an overview of the 20-page document, provide information on getting started with advocacy efforts and to answer any questions!
We hope you find this resource helpful and please reach out to Aly, at email@example.com if you have any questions!
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This month the group is reading CATCH AND KILL: LIES, SPIES, AND A CONSPIRACY TO PROTECT PREDATORS by Ronan Farrow.
Women’s Book Group – Catch & Kill will be a virtual meeting!
When: Tuesday, March 17, 2020 7pm – 8:30pm Eastern Time
Who: email@example.com – organizer
Jacki Banks is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Join Zoom Meeting: https://georgetown.zoom.us/j/434008930
Meeting ID: 434 008 930
April Book: The Universal Christ: How a Forgotten Reality Can Change Everything We See, Hope For and Believe by Richard Rohr.


Unit One - Locating Information on Behalf of Clients
Unit 1 aims to develop your skills in working logically through the steps of a reference enquiry, typical for a public library, using Internet resources. If you are a member of staff in a public library who deals with information enquiries from clients and answers them using the Internet, you will have developed some or all of the expertise required for this unit. Read through the following information carefully. It summarises the knowledge and skills which you need in order to produce evidence of your competence.
You can download a Training Needs Analysis, which will help you to determine your readiness for undertaking this unit, by clicking on the following link:
The unit involves interacting with library clients, establishing their information needs and using the Internet to search for the required information. This must be done in a real library environment and you will need access to the Internet, preferably broadband. Click on any of the links below for further information:
Click on the following link to see the knowledge and skills which relate to each of these outcomes:
The unit is assessed through four short searches and one extended search. These searches will be related to typical information needs of public library clients. Click on the following link to see some examples of typical searches:


Watch this informative slide show presentation about genderlect styles of communication by Deborah Tannen, then share a review:
Genderlect Styles of Communication
BIO: Deborah Tannen
Deborah Tannen is best known as the author of You Just Don't Understand: Women and Men in Conversation, which was on The New York Times Best Seller list for nearly four years, including eight months as No. 1, and has been translated into 24 languages. The book brought gender differences in communication style to the forefront of public awareness.
Her book Talking from 9 to 5: Women and Men in the Workplace: Language, Sex, and Power, a New York Times Business Best Seller, does for the workplace what the earlier book did for women and men talking at home. She has also made a training video, Talking 9 to 5.
Among the topics on which she has published books and articles are spoken and written language, doctor-patient communication, cross-cultural communication, modern Greek discourse, the poetics of everyday conversation, and the relationship between conversational and literary discourse. Her sixteenth book, The Argument Culture, was published by Random House in March, 1999.
MacNeil/Lehrer, 20/20, 48 Hours, CBS News, ABC World News Tonight, Oprah, Good Morning America, CNN, Larry King and NPR are among the major television and radio shows on which Dr. Tannen has appeared.
In addition, she has been featured in and written for most major newspapers and magazines including The New York Times, Newsweek, USA Today, People, The Washington Post, The Harvard Business Review, and Time.
Dr. Tannen has lectured all over the world. Her audiences have included corporations such as Corning, Chevron, Motorola, and Rolm (Siemens), as well as the Board of Trustees of The Wharton School, the National Association of Women Judges, the National Association of Presidents of Women's Colleges, the Women Students' Organization of the Harvard Business School, and a gathering of United States senators and their spouses.
An internationally recognized scholar, she is University Professor and Professor of Linguistics at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.
Dr. Tannen is Associate Editor of Language in Society and Discourse Processes, and is on the editorial boards of many other journals. She is also an advisory editor of the book series, Oxford Studies in Sociolinguistics.
She has received fellowships and grants from the Rockefeller Foundation, the National Endowment for the Humanities, the National Science Foundation, the Danforth Foundation, and the American Council of Learned Societies, and has been McGraw Distinguished Lecturer at Princeton University.
She was a fellow at the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences in Stanford, California, following a term in residence at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey. She received her Ph.D. in linguistics from the University of California, Berkeley in 1979.
In addition to her linguistic research and writing, she has published poetry, short stories, and personal essays. Her first play, "An Act of Devotion," is included in The Best American Short Plays: 1993-1994. It was produced, together with her play "Sisters," by Horizons Theater in Arlington, VA, May-June 1995.


The Best (in my opinion) Career and Job-Search Books
by Judy Kaplan Baron, Ph.D., Master Career Counselor
You're busy. I know that. What are my recommendations if you're interested in helping yourself but short on time. Read the list below. Consider borrowing them from the library if saving money is a priority.
Here are, in my opinion, the most indispensable career and job-search books that can really help educate and inspire you:
The Best of the Best:What Color Is Your Parachute? 2012: A Practical Manual for Job-Hunters and Career-Changers by Richard N. Bolles. This classic is the best selling career book in the world, with 10 million copies sold, and has been listed on TIME magazine's All-TIME 100 Nonfiction Books. One of the most distinctive features of Parachute is that it is updated annually; the 2012 edition marks its 40th anniversary. The indispensable book covers the job-search process and devotes a significant chunk to helping readers figure out what they want to do in their careers. Bolles adapts the book to recessionary times by including material on survival skills and having the right attitude.
Comprehensive job search: Guerrilla Marketing for Job Hunters 3.0: How to Stand Out from the Crowd and Tap Into the Hidden Job Market using Social Media and 999 other Tactics Today by Jay Conrad Levinson and David E. Perry. We've always been a bit skeptical about books that purport to cover the entire job search; every aspect of the hunt -- resumes, cover letters, interviewing, networking, and so on -- is such a big subject in itself that it's hard to imagine that a single book can do justice to the entirety of job search. But Guerrilla Marketing for Job Hunters 3.0 does. This is a comprehensive job-search guide on steroids. The authors offer cutting-edge ideas (example: reverse-engineering the kind of Boolean searches recruiters conduct for candidates) that leave many other comprehensive job-search books in the dust. The book, which gets periodically updated, includes extras like QR codes that enable readers to access additional content using their cell phones and an eLearning Library of online goodies. Overall, Guerrilla Marketing for Job Hunters 3.0 spells out exactly what all job-seekers should be doing right now to succeed, with information they won't find elsewhere.
Personal/career branding: Career Distinction: Stand Out by Building Your Brand by William Arruda and Kirsten Dixson. This is a step-by-step guide to career and personal brand management that advises readers on how to brand themselves for career success, determine how others perceive them, develop a unique value proposition, define a target audience, tell a brand story, express themselves clearly and consistently, build and manage an online identity, stay consistently on-message and on-brand, and increase "career karma."
Networking: Make Your Contacts Count: Networking Know-how for Business and Career Success by Anne Baber and Lynne Waymon. This volume is a comprehensive guide to networking. Though not specifically focused on job search, the book is rich with advice and tips on how to network effectively, including instructions on drafting a networking plan, as well as information on cultivating current contacts, making the most of memberships, effectively exchanging business cards, avoiding the top 10 networking turn-offs, sharing anecdotes that convey character and competence, and transforming one's career with a networking makeover.
Resumes and cover letters: Resume Magic: Trade Secrets of a Professional Resume Writer by Susan Britton Whitcomb. At 608 pages, Whitcomb's behemoth of a book is the definitive guide to crafting a resume. Resume Magic is a complete compendium that covers every resume (and cover-letter) contingency. Full of user-friendly samples and tips, the book is truly the gold standard for resume books.
Interviewing: Interview Magic: Job Interview Secrets from America's Career and Life Coach by Susan Britton Whitcomb. Like Resume Magic, Whitcomb's interviewing compendium is a rich guide on its topic. A few highlights of the 500-page book include instructions on creating "SMART stories" about accomplishments for use in interviews, advice on integrating one's personal brand into the interview, tips on maintaining the right mindset for interviewing, a complete directory of types of interviews, extensive material on preparing for specific interview questions, and much more.
Salary negotiation: Negotiating Your Salary: How To Make $1000 a Minute by Jack Chapman. Chapman's slim, regularly updated volume (now in its seventh edition) has sold more than 250,000 copies because it is the guide to salary negotiation, offering "tried and true techniques give job-seekers a completely fair advantage over the employer, a way to increase your salary by thousands, even tens of thousands of dollars in cash and/or benefits."
Social-media job search: Find a Job Through Social Networking: Use LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Blogs and More to Advance Your Career by Diane Crompton and Ellen Sauter. This is a tricky category in which being the most up-to-date means everything -- because change happens so rapidly on the Internet. Find a Job Through Social Networking is comparable to one of our runners-up, Social Networking for Career Success. Both were published in the same year, but we gave the edge to Find a Job Through Social Networking because it is in its second edition and therefore has established more of a track record. The book covers use of LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, blogs, and other forms of social media to propel one's career. It also delves into identity-management sites, discussion groups, and online publishing/public speaking.
Recessionary job search: 101 Best Ways to Land a Job in Troubled Times by Jay A. Block. This guide addresses the emotional fallout of job loss and unemployment while also suggesting dozens of action steps, some of them quite innovative. Each chapter ending summarizes a subset of the 100 best ways to which the title refers.
Executive job search: For Executives Only: Applying Business Techniques to Your Job Search by Bill Belknap and Helene Seiler. One of several books from the Five o'Clock Club, For Executives Only offers strategies you'll find nowhere else -- and strategies that work for a wide range of job-seekers, not just executives. It features case histories so readers can learn from others' successes as well as the pitfalls experienced by those who tried to tackle the job-search process on their own. The book covers every aspect of executive job search, as well as advice on managing a job-search campaign, staying organized, and dealing with the emotional roller coaster of the search.
On the job/career sustainability and advancement: The New Leader's 100-Day Action Plan: How to Take Charge, Build Your Team, and Get Immediate Results by George B. Bradt, Jayme A. Check, and Jorge E. Pedraza. This book is jam-packed with value-added downloadable tools that "leaders at every level" can use make the best of their first few months on the job. Readers will learn to assess the business context and internal political culture they'll be facing, understand team members' Behaviors, Relationships, Attitudes, Values, and Environment (the "BRAVE" approach to motivating teams), advise the boss for success, and use social media and other communication tools to reach and motivate stakeholders.
Self-employment: Making a Living Without a Job: Winning Ways for Creating Work That You Love by Barbara Winter. This innovative book is all about how you can make a living by working when, where, and how you want. Highlights include instruction on how to find opportunity in a chaotic economy, why smart, "small and spunky" is the 21st Century business model, how to use the Internet to open the door to fresh opportunities, how to find the best resources to help create and grow a business, and how to leave "employee thinking" behind and build an "entrepreneur's mindset."


Revive by Frank Lipman offers a guide on how to “slow down, rest, detoxify, repair, replenish, and restore.” The energy we need to live through each day comes from eating, sleeping, breathing, working, playing, and our relationships. Like anything, when you take out more than you put in, you run a deficit.
Happiness: Unlocking the mysteries of psychological wealth By Ed Diener There is a science to happiness, and Ed Diener and his son are the leading researchers on the topic. If you are interested in learning about happiness from a scientific perspective, this book is for you. Mixed with useful information and research about what makes […]


In 1966 the son of Bishop Pike committed suicide. After his death, Pike contacted the British medium Ena Twigg for a series of séances and she claimed to have communicated with his son. Although Twigg denied formerly knowing anything about Pike and his son, the magician John Booth discovered that Twigg had already known information about the Pike family before the séances. Twigg had belonged to the same denomination of Bishop Pike, he had preached at a cathedral in Kent and she had known information about him and his deceased son from newspapers.
Today "demonstration of mediumship" is part of the church service at all churches affiliated with the National Spiritualist Association of Churches (NSAC) and the Spiritualists' National Union (SNU). Demonstration links to NSAC's Declaration of Principal #9. "We affirm that the precepts of Prophecy and Healing are Divine attributes proven through Mediumship."
In 1908 at a hotel in Naples, the psychical researchers W. W. Baggally, Hereward Carrington and Everard Feilding attended a series of séances with Eusapia Palladino. In a report they claimed that genuine supernatural activity had occurred in the séances, this report became known as the Feilding report. In 1910, Feilding returned to Naples, but this time accompanied with the magician William S. Marriott. Unlike the 1908 sittings, Feilding and Marriott detected her cheating, just as she had done in America. Her deceptions were obvious. Palladino evaded control and was caught moving objects with her foot, shaking the curtain with her hands, moving the cabinet table with her elbow and touching the séance sitters. Milbourne Christopher wrote regarding the exposure "when one knows how a feat can be done and what to look for, only the most skillful performer can maintain the illusion in the face of such informed scrutiny."
^ John Casey. (2009). After Lives: A Guide to Heaven, Hell and Purgatory. Oxford. p. 373. ISBN 978-0-19-997503-7 "The poet attended one of Home's seances where a face was materialized, which, Home's spirit guide announced, was that of Browning's dead son. Browning seized the supposed materialized head, and it turned out to be the bare foot of Home. The deception was not helped by the fact that Browning never had lost a son in infancy."
In 1954, the psychical researcher Rudolf Lambert published a report revealing details about a case of fraud that was covered up by many early members of the Institute Metapsychique International (IMI). Lambert who had studied Gustav Geley's files on the medium Eva Carrière discovered photographs depicting fraudulent ectoplasm taken by her companion Juliette Bisson. Various "materializations" were artificially attached to Eva's hair by wires. The discovery was never published by Geley. Eugéne Osty (the director of the institute) and members Jean Meyer, Albert von Schrenck-Notzing and Charles Richet all knew about the fraudulent photographs but were firm believers in mediumship phenomena so demanded the scandal be kept secret.


I am honored to see Art That Works® recognized by the Santa Barbara County Office of Arts and Culture and the City Arts Advisory Committee as a 2020 recipient of their Santa Barbara Business in Art Award.
The award is given to a business or individual that “exhibits outstanding support of arts activity in our community, creating a stronger, more vibrant arts environment in Santa Barbara and enriching the lives of both residents and visitors”
Santa Barbara has an amazing amount of art and culture, and it has been my pleasure to create Public Art to enhance this beautiful city.
We all benefit from the tireless efforts of the Arts Commission, the Arts support staff for the City and County, and the incredible Santa Barbara Library system. They are the unsung heroes that help make Santa Barbara such a wonderful place to live, work and play.
(The most significant project I did in Santa Barbara in 2019 and 2020 was the Tiny Libraries project, which started life as a temporary exhibit on State Street in the fall of 2019 and went on to tour sites throughout the County in 2020. The Tiny Libraries are planned to come back to State Street in 2021.)


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Voluntary organisations are those which are neither in the private (for profit) sector nor in the public (governmental) sector; but, as the authors recognise, this is a somewhat negative definition and it tends to mask the diversity of the category we call ‘voluntary organisations’. But a book like this has to start somewhere, and this one starts by recognising that voluntary organisations are a rational response to market failure and government failure in the provision of welfare.
The positive work begins with an understanding of the importance of altruism and ideological entrepreneurship as causes of the formation and survival of voluntary organisations (and of nonmarket failure and voluntary failure as causes of their demise). Appropriate leadership (an issue which the authors recognise has been largely neglected by economists) is shown to be essential to the success of voluntary organisations, and voluntary organisations are shown to be generators of social capital and thus of economic growth. Different ways of understanding the relationship between government and voluntary organisations are discussed, and ways in which government policy can enhance or diminish voluntary sector activity are listed. The final chapter returns to the importance of appropriate leadership both for organisations and in the policy field.
By posing the questions which economists might ask as they study the voluntary sector the authors have produced an innovative and useful piece of work which will contribute to the now considerable literature on voluntary organisations and to the current debate on how the welfare state should be reformed.
What’s needed now is a broader perspective. The public policy which this book discusses relates mainly to direct relationships between the government (or local government) and voluntary organisations, though there is also a recognition that if voluntary organisations are already operating in a welfare field then for the government to spend additional money on its own services in that field might reduce the voluntary sector’s contribution, and thus reduce total provision. Just as important is the fiscal framework within which voluntary organisations operate. For instance: people on Job Seeker’s Allowance are currently allowed to do voluntary work for part of the week. If they were forbidden to do so then voluntary organisations would have less to contribute to social capital and less to economic growth. If even a small Citizen’s Income were to be paid to every citizen then more voluntary labour would be available and voluntary organisations would release public funds from a variety of welfare fields and would thus contribute to economic growth. The wider context matters.
But maybe that’s for another book. As it is, this is an innovative contribution to what will continue to be an important debate.


Michael Holroyd has written celebrated biographies of Hugh Kingsmill, Augustus John, and Bernard Shaw, as well as the acclaimed Basil Street Blues and Mosaic. He lives in London with his wife.
J. C. Holt was Master of Fitzwilliam College and Professor of Medieval History at the University of Cambridge.
Michael F. Hopkins is a lecturer in the School of History at the University of Liverpool. His books include The Cold War 1945-1991.
Owen Hopkins is an architectural writer and curator.
Walter Hopps is an art dealer and museum curator and director.
Sándor Hornyik is an art historian and curator working for the Institute for Art History of the Research Center for Humanities of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences as a senior research fellow.
Lesley Hoskins is a Specialist Curator at the Museum of Domestic Design & Architecture, Middlesex University, and a curator in the field of nineteenth- and twentieth-century interiors and wallpapers.
Max Houghton runs the MA Program in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography at London College of Communication, University of the Arts London.
A former senior editor at Wallpaper* magazine, Laura Houseley contributes to Tank, The Financial Times, Arena Homme, and other publications. She lives in England.
Stephen D. Houston is Dupee Family Professor of Social Sciences at Brown University. His most recent book is The Life Within: Classic Maya and the Matter of Permanence.
Martin Howard is the author of more than fifty books. He has published works on numerous historical figures, as well as producing biographies of Alexander the Great and Christopher Columbus for children.
Sophie Howarth is a writer, teacher, curator, and entrepreneur based in London. She was Curator of Public Programmes at Tate Modern and an Associate Curator for Artangel. She is coauthor, with Stephen McLaren, of Street Photography Now.
ShaoLan is an entrepreneur, author, and a strong believer in lifelong learning. She is the bestselling author of Chineasy, Chineasy Everyday and Chineasy for Children and has also written bestselling books on software. She lives in London.
Roger Hübner does consulting and design for webjuice.de and teaches graphic design in Berlin.
Suzanne Hudson is Associate Professor of Art History and Fine Arts at the University of Southern California. Her previous books include Robert Ryman: Used Paint and Contemporary Art: 1989–Present, and she is a regular contributor to Artforum.
Ted Hughes was the Poet Laureate from 1984 until his death in 1998. He published many children’s books, including My Brother Bert, How the Whale Became, and Collected Poems for Children.
Wu Hung is the Founder and Director of the Center for the Art of East Asia at the University of Chicago and the Harrie A. Vanderstappen Distinguished Service Professor in Chinese Art History at the Department of Art History and the Department of East Asian Studies and Civilizations at the same university.
Grant Hunter is a regional creative director for Iris Worldwide and the co-creator of urgentgenius.com. He has created campaigns for Adidas, Sony Ericsson, and Diageo.
John O. Hunwick has devoted a lifetime of scholarship to the history, culture, and literature of Islamic Africa.
Joseph Hunwick’s images brilliantly capture the faded majesty of the city and the dignity and warmth of its modern-day inhabitants.
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Edward Hutchison is principal of his own successful landscape-design practice in London. He was previously an associate at Foster & Partners.
Joe Hyams (1923–2008) was a Hollywood columnist who wrote for the New York Herald Tribune and many other publications. He wrote or co-wrote some 30 books, including James Dean: Little Boy Lost in 1992.
Timothy Hyman is an art critic and historian, as well as a painter. His articles have appeared in the London Magazine and TLS.
Hans Ibelings is a Montreal-based architectural historian and critic, and the editor and publisher of The Architecture Observer.


This is a story about a little boy. A little boy who was not like the other children. A little boy
who seemed to belong to another world...
He had no real friends, nor did it look like he would ever have any. His only friend was one he met
in his dreams.
The little boy's dreams were strange. They were like a beautiful book, full of dangerous adventures. And
they were set in a magical world, where strawberry jelly grows like flowers, where he could fly, where everything was simple and easy...
The little boy only really lived in these dreams.
Such people are called Dreamwalkers.
This is the story of one of them.


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Electrical Engineering Society is the oldest student society of the Institute of Engineering and Technology Lucknow, working under the Electrical Engineering Department of the institute for enhancing the technical skills of the students.
Since its inception, EES has benchmarked its efforts in providing a platform to thestudents of the department for an exposure into the field of electrical engineering beyond the syllabus and curriculum, by arranging workshops, expert lectures and industrial visits. Maintaining its legacy of knowledge transfer from one year to another, EES bridges the gap of learning between the senior and junior students and provides a positive environment for mutual development with the help of various interaction sessions and by operating a departmental library.
More student resources of EES can be found at: EES Student Resources
The EES family holds a certain set of rules and regulations in the selection of the post holders. Once the candidates are shortlisted, further rounds take place. Given below is the detailed selection procedure:
The final list of the post holders and the freshly joined members of the EES would be listed out based on the scores of both the rounds.