There was a time when families gathered around the television to find out what was going to happen next in the latest epic saga being broadcast nightly. But today, the TV miniseries has been all but completely relegated to “our television heritage.” Fortunately, thanks to Netflix, we are able to watch some of the best miniseries the networks ever produced.
Best Miniseries to Watch Instantly With Netflix
Netflix Streaming is a great way to watch some of these great broadcast events again.
“The Winds of War”
Adapted for ABC by Herman Wouk from his own historical novel, the story follows naval attaché Pug Henry through the German invasion of Poland and other events of WWII, leading up to the bombing of Pearl Harbor. One of the highest rated TV miniseries of all time, with an all-star cast including Robert Mitchum, Peter Graves, Ali McGraw, John Houseman and Topol. The sequel miniseries, ” War and Remembrance ,” is also available on DVD.
Originally produced in Britain for ITV and broadcast on PBS as part of Great Performances in the early 1980s, this excellent adaptation of Evelyn Waugh’s novel is languidly paced, beautifully shot and performed with the subtle intensity of the original text. When Captain Charles Ryder discovers that he has been billeted at the ancestral home of his former university companion Sebastian Flyte, the memories of their fairy tale friendship, and its subsequent decline as Sebastian falls deeper into alcoholism, come flooding back. Starring (a very young) Jeremy Irons, Anthony Andrews, Diana Quick, Sir Laurence Olivier, Claire Bloom and John Gielgud.
Stephen King brought his novel, about survivors of a virulent flu epidemic who divide into two opposing factions, to ABC in 1994. Gary Sinise, Rob Lowe, Molly Ringwald, Ruby Dee and Ossie Davis are just a few of the ensemble cast members who step into King’s loose interpretation of the biblical Revelations.
Considered by many to be the definitive adaptation, this 1983 BBC presentation of the Charlotte Brontë novel was where most American audiences were first introduced to the dashing future Agent 007, Timothy Dalton.
“The Far Pavilions”
The first miniseries HBO ever produced was based on the M. M. Kaye novel of the same name. Ben Cross is Ashton, an Englishman raised in India by his Indian nanny after the death of his parents. He believes he is Indian himself until his nanny reveals the truth about his heritage and sends him back to England to be educated. He returns years later as a member of the military and, during a mission to escort a royal bridal party, he discovers his long lost childhood love, Anjuli. The production is rich and lush, with a beautiful score and memorable for its controversial on-camera depiction of the outlawed practice of sati, in which a new widow throws herself on her dead husband’s funeral pyre.
The 1989 CBS miniseries based on Larry McMurtry’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel stars Robert Duvall and Tommy Lee Jones as retired Texas Rangers who decide to buy a herd of cattle and settle in Montana, but they are beset by extreme hardships, misfortunes and death. The all-star cast includes Anjelica Huston, Danny Glover, Steve Buscemi, Diane Lane and Chris Cooper.
Way back in 1972, by way of the BBC, Masterpiece Theatre brought us the great Glenda Jackson, who won two Emmys for her role as the indomitable monarch in this six-part series depicting her tumultuous rise to the English throne and her reigning years as “the virgin queen” until her death.
“The Women of Brewster Place”
Before “The Help,” there was this Gloria Naylor novel that Oprah Winfrey brought to ABC in 1989. Along with Winfrey, the ensemble includes such luminaries as Cicely Tyson, Paul Winfield, Moses Gunn and Lynn Whitfield as the various and sundry residents of the titular tenement. Their communal bond helps them face three decades of racism, poverty and other of life’s obstacles.
Best Miniseries You Can Watch On DVD
Some of the best miniseries are not available for streaming, but they are available to Netflix DVD subscribers or you can buy them at buy them at Amazon.
The original powerhouse that set the miniseries standard is the extraordinary story of Alex Haley’s family tree, from the capture of his ancestor Kunta Kinte in Africa through slavery and emancipation.
Another gem from the Masterpiece Theatre collection, set in the final days of British colonialism in India. It follows the relationships between British-raised Indian journalist Hari Kumar and Daphne Manners; colonial policeman Ronald Merrick, who despises Kumar, and the colonial Layton family.
Colleen McCullough’s epic romance about the illicit relationship between the Catholic priest Ralph de Bricassart and his plucky young parishioner, Meggie Cleary, made for some pretty steamy TV back in 1983, when it was shown on ABC.
The NBC historical drama about the German Jewish Weiss family through the years of Nazi government was both lauded and criticized at the time of its 1978 broadcast. Gritty and frank by television standards of the era, the Emmy-winning production stars Meryl Streep, James Woods, Michael Moriarty, Fritz Weaver, Ian Holm and Sam Wanamaker.
The 1980 NBC production was shot entirely in Japan, making it the first ever American show to have that distinction. Richard Chamberlain is the 17th century English navigation officer John Blackthorne, who finds himself shipwrecked in feudal Japan and coerced into helping the samurai Lord Toranaga secure the rank of Shogun. Beautiful sets, costumes and exotic scenery, along with excellent performances.
True, not all of these shows stand the test of time, and they were bound by the broadcast standards and expectations of their day. But they are part of “our television heritage,” and, like old photos, they’re always fun to see again.


In search of some good summer reading? Look no further! Recently Gamasutra published its annual Game Career Guide that you can download for free as a pdf. To the more seasoned FLEGA members the guide probably won’t offer a great deal of new information, but it can still be a good read for starters and if you want to reflect on how you are handling things and find out what you can do differently in the future.
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Frequently, I am asked which study Bible I recommend. If you want to dig into the Word, then a good study Bible is the best investment you can make. The best study Bibles are like a commentary on the entire Bible, along with informative maps, charts, and articles. In a good study Bible, the cross references alone are worth the price of the Bible. Personally, even though I have a 4000 volume theological library that I use in my study, I still utilize a number of study Bibles on a regular basis. To be fair, I haven’t tried all of the study Bibles available, but I have tried enough to be able to provide some insight. Here are my rankings of the best study Bibles.
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First of all, please know that my endorsement of any study Bible doesn’t mean I agree with everything in it. The Bible itself is the only inerrant, infallible book on earth. Study Bible’s are not inerrant or infallible. Some take a more Reformed view than I personally have, but I still get great benefit from them. There are four study Bibles that seem to be head and shoulders above the rest. While they each have different strengths, you won’t go wrong with any of these…
The ESV Study Bible – A favorite of many, particularly those who prefer a more Reformed look at theology. Based on the excellent ESV translation, this study Bible is solid all around, but the introductions to each book of the Bible are superior to those in other study Bibles. This Bible also does a good job of summarizing different evangelical views of key passages, such as the different interpretations of the millennium in Revelation 20. Probably the best overall in my opinion.
The Grace and Truth Study Bible – Released in 2021 and edited by Dr. R. Albert Mohler of the The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, this study Bible has quickly become one of my favorites. It is intentionally not as massive and detailed as the ESV Study Bible in order to appeal to a broad range of readers. However, I found it extremely helpful and sufficiently in-depth. It is available in both NIV and NASB.
The Jeremiah Study Bible – With notes personally written by iconic Bible teacher Dr. David Jeremiah, this study Bible wins my “Best in Class” award. Most substantive study Bibles have an academic feel to them – not surprising since they tend to be written by seminary professors. The Jeremiah Study Bible feels more personal and has tremendous theological depth while being a little more succinct in key places. The special articles on key concepts are extremely well done.
The NIV Zondervan Study Bible – This massive study Bible is one of the newest on the market. Edited by Dr. Don Carson, one of the preeminent conservative evangelical theologians of our day, this study Bible has the most academic feel of any I have used. However, the advantage of this trait is the wealth and depth of information. One of the highlights of this Bible is the articles at the end on various theological subjects such as “sin” “the kingdom of God” and “holiness.” This study Bible is also the most visually appealing of them all with some extremely well done charts and maps integrated throughout. One limiting factor is that this study Bible is tied to the 2011 NIV version.
The CSB Study Bible – One of the newer entrants into this field is a solid choice that really has no weaknesses. It’s just that no part of this Bible is better than all of the others. Every aspect of it is very good, but not the best. Perhaps the best reason to purchase this study Bible is because it is based on the excellent CSB translation – a translation that I hope grows in popularity.
The MacArthur Study Bible – It’s hard to believe this classic is now more than twenty years old. Dr. John MacArthur has provided a great gift to the church with this work. There really isn’t a weakness – it’s solid through and through with maybe the best overall notes at the bottom of each page. Those notes have the best cross references of the bunch and frequently cover terms and verses that others skip over. Another highlight is the introductory articles that cover such subjects as “How we got the Bible” and “How to study the Bible.”
There you have it: Corbin’s list of the best study Bibles. From this list, which is the best study Bible for you? The one you will read!


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His only child was Elizabeth (1619–93), who married Sir Timothy Tyrrell, of Oakley, Buckinghamshire. From 1623 until 1626 he was again in England and was excused from his episcopal duties to study church history.He was nominated Primate of All Ireland and Archbishop of Armagh in 1625 and succeeded Christopher Hampton, who had succeeded Ussher's uncle Henry twelve years earlier.Ussher resisted this pressure at a convocation in 1634, ensuring that the English Articles of Religion were adopted as well as the Irish articles, not instead of them, and that the Irish canons had to be redrafted based on the English ones rather than replaced by them.Theologically, he was a Calvinist although on the matter of the atonement he was (somewhat privately) a hypothetical universalist.His most significant influence in this regard was John Davenant, later an English delegate to the Synod of Dort, who managed to significantly soften that Synod's teaching regarding limited atonement.
He called a secret meeting of the Irish bishops in his house in November 1626, the result being the "Judgement of the Arch-Bishops and Bishops of Ireland".Ussher certainly preferred to be a scholar when he could be.He engaged in extensive disputations with Roman Catholic theologians, and even as a student he challenged a Jesuit relative, Henry Fitzsimon (Ussher's mother was Catholic), to dispute publicly the identification of the Pope with the Antichrist.In 1615, he was closely involved with the drawing up of the first confession of faith of the Church of Ireland. He became a national figure in Ireland, becoming Privy Councillor in 1623 and an increasingly substantial scholar.In 1619 Ussher travelled to England, where he remained for two years. A noted collector of Irish manuscripts, he made them available for research to fellow-scholars such as his friend, Sir James Ware.


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I’m a bit late to the party with the She Means Business book. I’ve been hearing a lot about it in recent months and decided to see what the fuss is about. It’s so popular, though, that I had to wait a couple of weeks to get it out from the library. I was number 15 on the hold list!
Now that I’ve gotten my hands on the book, I’ve written a review explaining why I love it.
Who wrote it?
She Means Business was written by Carrie Green, founder of the Female Entrepreneur Association. I didn’t know much about her before reading the book except that I had come across her Facebook ads and had downloaded a gorgeous business growth workbook. I kind of forgot about it until I heard more about the book.
Now I feel like I know Carrie. The book is written in a warm, conversational tone, and it doesn’t feel like she’s boasting about her success in any way. She goes into detail about her career path from starting her own online phone unlocking business to the success of her membership site. She talks a lot about how her dad supported her all the way, and he is obviously where she gets her entrepreneurial spirit from. A lot of entrepreneurs have to struggle on without the full support of family or friends, so it was lovely to read that her parents are so supportive. (Not me! My family and friends are very supportive too.)
What’s the She Means Business book about?
The book is broken up into three parts. The first part goes into getting into the right mindset for following your dreams, overcoming resistance, and giving yourself permission to dream about your goals for your life and business. There’s a section with action points at the end of each chapter. I think you need to read this book twice. Once as an overview and the second time to really go through the action points and figure out which points will help you to achieve your own dreams.
My biggest take aways came from the second part of the book. It’s full of stories about successful female entrepreneurs as well as Carrie’s own story. It makes you think about what you stand for, how to figure out who your audience is, and how to engage with them.
The book outlines the growth workbook I mentioned above. It’s a list of so many useful questions you need to ask yourself before you map out your growth game plan. I’m going to fill out that workbook now that I’ve read the whole book!
I got one big take away from part three. She mentions being overwhelmed with her to do list of everything she needed to get done. She contacted her friend, and he showed her a strategy called “mini days” to reduce overwhelm. They wrote down absolutely everything she had to do and worked out how long each thing should take. Once they had an idea of the whole process, he then advised breaking her day into one-hour to two-hour chunks of time and focusing on one task rather than letting one task take over the whole day and spending no time on other important tasks. This strategy is something that could really help me in overcoming overwhelm and moving forward.
Part three also goes into the importance of finding a mentor. Something that I’m seriously considering as I grow my proofreading and copyediting business.
The last chapter is the 28-day She Means Business Challenge which brings together all the action points in the book. She includes a link for you to download this from her website as a very pretty printable. I always feel I relate better to an action list if it’s pretty, don’t you?
This book is jam-packed with useful checklists and inspirational quotes. I’ll leave you with one of my favorite quotes from the book:
What if I fall? Oh, but my darling, what if you fly?
– Erin Hanson
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The Future is Female: Women in Dentistry
To mark and honor the month of March being Women’s History Month, our team has decided
to offer our readers a brief overview and history of some prominent women who have
reshaped the dentistry practice as well as provide a bit of insight into how women are
changing the face of the industry.
Indeed, we herald the women who have played a key role in evolving dentistry—past, present,
Early Women in Dentistry
It was in 1866 that Lucy Hobbs Taylor became the first woman to earn a degree in dentistry.
However, she was certainly not the first one to practice—after all, dentistry has been around
since the dawn of human civilization and has always been practiced, by both men and women
In the United States, Emeline Roberts Jones is noted to be the first woman who practiced
dentistry. Jones was the wife of a dentist and taught herself in secret, learning how to perform
basic fillings as well as extractions. She formally joined his practice in 1855 and kept the
business going even after he passed away. In 1883, Jones was elected as a member of the
Connecticut State Dental Society and in 1914 was made an honorary member of the National
Another important woman dentist to highlight is Ida Gray, who is the first African American
woman dentist. Gray graduated from the University of Michigan College of Dentistry in 1890
and was only one of three women in her graduating class. Gray is widely recognized as a
pioneering advocate for women to learn the practice of dentistry.
At the dawn of the 20th century, a handful of dental schools in the United States began to
experiment with allowing female students, and the result was a few dozen graduates each year.
But even though numbers remained small, women dentists began connecting with each other
and networking via the formation of professional groups. One such group, the American
Association of Women Dentists was founded in 1921 and remains active today.
The Change Brought About by the 1960s
The 1960s were a tumultuous time in America—and this era of change significantly impacted
the field of dentistry. In addition to the anti-war movement and the civil rights movement, the
women’s liberation movement sought to address inequality experienced by women in social
and legal contexts. The birth control pill was introduced and made legal to women of all ages
and marital statuses. This allowed women to pursue college degrees and careers.
And women began pursuing an education and career in dentistry at higher degrees.
Growing the Numbers
Here are some interesting numbers, according to the American Dental Association (ADA):
- In 1978, women accounted for 11% of all dental school graduates. Today, 50.6% of
graduates are female.
- The workforce increase is expected to continue as women make up 60% of dentists
under the age of 44, presently.
Additionally, here are some other interesting stats:
- Women are becoming leaders in dental education and professional associations. In
2010, there were 111 women assistant deans in dental schools—that is nearly seven
times more than in 1990 when there were only 16.
- The ADA also got its first female president in 2009, when Kathleen T. O’Loughlin was
- Dental school enrollment is now also a 50/50 gender split, and full gender parity in the
the profession is anticipated by 2040.
The Feminization of Dentistry
While dentistry has been a profession long dominated by men, women are well-positioned to
reshape clinical practice, transform traditional lines of thinking surrounding oral health and
patient outcomes, and potentially use a feminine touch to calm patient anxieties and make the
the practice of dentistry friendlier, more inclusive, and relaxed.
The team at LenDRgroup Consulting is eager to see how the field of dentistry changes as the
gender gap is closed. And we welcome the opportunity to work with women dental
practitioners as they navigate the challenges of opening and running a practice as well as recent dental school graduates who are plotting their next step.
We celebrate your accomplishments and contributions to the field of dentistry—and invite you
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Sécondjéwin Dagnogo, also known as Sécondjéwin Tuo was the son of a Fono blacksmith living in Poundiou in the vicinity of the larger city of Boundiali. His father was a well-known drummer who was also known as a carver of drums and wooden sounding bars for the balafon (xylophone). During the time his father was doing his military service, Sécondjéwin Dagnogo and his brother worked in their uncle’s blacksmith forge by pumping the bag-bellows. Sécondjéwin also worked under a number of other smiths learning the craft in the region around Boundali in the villages of Mirimiri, Pondougou, Gbémou, Nafoun and Fonondara, before he settled in the village of Ziédougou near Niempurgué. Here he had two wives and a number of children. In 1980 he returned to his home village of Poundiou where he became head of his extended family. Sécondjéwin Dagnogo was especially interested in all things mechanical and technical and earned additional money by repairing radios, clocks and guns.
“During my time in these villages I was interested in technical work, I watched every time someone made something or when someone carved something out of wood. And then one day when I wanted to make something, I succeeded. I was not very strong, but when I saw a job to do, I knew how to do it.“ (Sécondjéwin Dagnogo, 1993)
In 1975, Sécondjéwin Dagnogo carved a number of different objects for Karl-Heinz Krieg, such as figures, masks, spoons and heddle pulleys. He said that his greatest influence was his uncle on his mother’s side, the master carver Karnigi Coulibaly from Fonondara.
Sécondjéwin Dagnogo was also an initiate in the men's Poro society located in the "sacred-forest" sharing his knowledge of Poro and its history during numerous conversations with Karl-Heinz Krieg.
For the special red-black color scheme that decorated his carvings Sécondjéwin first covered the surface with a red sap (pigment) from the inner skin of a tree root that was rubbed over the figure. After the figure had dried the sculpted details such as the lips, hands and bracelets were covered with shea-nut butter. To complete the coloring of the sculpture the entire figure was covered with mud containing organic materials from the bottom of a stream to give it an overall black color. However, the figural details previously covered with shea-nut butter now show a prominent red tint.
Using his adze Sécondjéwin Dagnogo cut a piece from the trunk of a tree and carved a mask from this fresh wood. As he carved the mask he rounded and smoothed it into a typical Fono style mask. However, he declared that though he worked as a Fono wood carver, he carved the back of the mask with a concave shape like a Kule carver. Sécondjéwin Dagnogo said he gave the mask this shape so that the mask better fits the face of the dancer. He commented that even Tiegama Silué from Nafoun rounded his carved Kpélie masks like a Kule. He summed this conversation by saying "each has his own way to carve".
As a prelude to funeral celebrations, the Fono dancers wore the tchèdjouhougué mask, an "ugly", anti-aesthetic mask whose appearance and dance caused people to laugh. It was followed by the dance of a kodaliyèhè, a "beautiful" mask whose appearance signaled the opening of the serious part of the funerary ceremonies (discussed and illustrated in: Kunst und Religion bei den Gbato-Senufo, Krieg and Lohse, 1981, pp. 83–84).
Private notes taken in the field, Karl-Heinz Krieg
Kunst und Religion bei den Gbato-Senufo, Krieg and Lohse, Hamburgisches Museum für Völkerkunde, 1981, pp. 83–84


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Building on Steiner's work, anthroposophists have made significant contributions to the unfortunate tradition of spiritual racism. One of the most important examples is Ernst Uehli (1875-1959), a Swiss theosophist and anthroposophist and student of Steiner from 1905 onward.
Uehli was one of the foremost figures in the first generation of anthroposophists. He was the founding editor (appointed by Steiner personally) of the anthroposophist periodicals Die Drei and Anthroposophie, the premier German anthroposophical publications of the 1920s and 1930s; he was a prominent leader of the 'social threefolding' movement; and he taught at the original Waldorf school from 1924 to 1937. Steiner considered him one of the leading personalities in the entire anthroposophical movement, on the same level as Marie Steiner and Albert Steffen, and he was one of the most prominent anthroposophist authors and public speakers in the final years of Steiner's life, as well as one of the three members of the Central Council of the German Anthroposophical Society in the 1920s. At the original Waldorf school he taught religion, literature, German, and history, and according to anthroposophist accounts he profoundly shaped the curriculum and pedagogical practice. (Those interested can consult Gisbert Husemann and Johannes Tautz, Der Lehrerkreis um Rudolf Steiner in der ersten Waldorfschule 1919-1925, Stuttgart 1977, 227-240, and Hans Reichert and Jakob Hugentobler, Ernst Uehli: Leben und Gestaltung, Bern 1945, among others.)
Uehli's work continues to play a role in Waldorf contexts today; a heavily abridged English translation of one of the books discussed below is published and distributed by the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America under the tile Norse Mythology and the Modern Human Being. It is one of the recommended "Waldorf curriculum guides" on "history, myth, culture" and was part of the original Waldorf curriculum program as well. The role of Uehli's works in the officially recommended curriculum for German Waldorf teachers sparked a public scandal twelve years ago, when the German government examined the works' racist content. The excerpts below will give a sense of the concerns.
Though his main point of reference was Steiner, Uehli's racial publications were also influenced by the works of Edouard Schure and Annie Besant. His 1921 book on the the mystery of the Holy Grail (Ernst Uehli, Eine neue Gralsuche, Stuttgart: Der Kommende Tag, 1921), written in personal consultation with Steiner, focuses on “Aryan” and “Nordic-Germanic” themes while contrasting Germans and Jews. According to Uehli, the Jews are the only people who refuse the present evolutionary trend and do not strive toward Universal Humanity. (141) This, says Uehli, explains the "rage of the Jews against Christ." (147)
In 1926 Uehli published a lengthy anthroposophist book on Nordic-Germanic mythology: Ernst Uehli, Nordisch-Germanische Mythologie als Mysteriengeschichte (Basel: Geering, 1926), dedicating the book to Steiner. It was re-published in 1965 and again in 1984 by anthroposophist publishing houses. Amidst long passages about Thule and Atlantis and proclamations about the deep connection between “language and blood,” Uehli’s book underscores the evolutionary differences between “the southern and northern peoples, the Semitic and Aryan peoples.” (139)
Celebrating the special qualities of the northern “Aryan peoples,” Uehli emphasizes “the blood of the Germanic peoples” which rendered them uniquely close to nature. (110) Uehli also claims that the spiritual mission of the Jews was completed two millennia ago. While “the early Germans were a people of nature,” he explains, “the Jews succumbed to Ahriman and could not recognize Christ in the flesh.” (142) Uehli further announces that “certain primitive peoples that are currently dying out” are “the decadent remnants of the Hyperboreans.” (129) In contrast, the "Aryan race" consists of "the most gifted and the most evolutionarily capable people." (39)
Uehli's 1936 book on Atlantis, published in Nazi Germany, highlights the spiritual facets of race and the divinely ordained nature of racial evolution: Ernst Uehli, Atlantis und das Rätsel der Eiszeitkunst: Versuch einer Mysteriengeschichte der Urzeit Europas (Stuttgart: Hoffmann, 1936). The book was republished in 1957 and again in 1980. It recounts a racial-spiritual selection process overseen by divine beings, beginning in Atlantis and continuing through subsequent stages of racial evolution, based closely on Steiner’s model. Uehli cites Steiner’s racial works throughout the book.
Offering a cosmic explanation for racial differences, Uehli emphasizes that the origin of race lies in the spiritual realm and is expressed in the physical realm. The leading protagonist in this unfolding racial drama is the “Aryan race,” whose members were carefully selected by their cosmically appointed guide. A sharp contrast between racial groups with exceptional biological and spiritual traits, like the specially advanced Aryans, and the large mass of people who do not share these superior traits, runs throughout the text. This fundamental contrast is coupled with the distinction between racial and ethnic groups that “lead” and those that “follow” and the divergence between “more advanced” groups and those that have failed to evolve. (see e.g. 100-02, 114-16)
Following Steiner’s model, Uehli held that while other races had devolved and were incapable of further progress, the “Aryan race” or the “Caucasian race” continued to evolve higher. The “red race” of the “American Indians” is “incapable of further evolution” and thus “dying out.” The “black race” is “unable to develop further,” hence its physiological and spiritual “symptoms of racial decline.” (66) In contrast, “the Aryan race, and with it the Germanic peoples, were born from spiritual foundations,” the basis of the “mission of the Germanic peoples in the cultural development of Europe.” (77) These racial characteristics are based on "cosmically anchored laws of evolution." (66)
Uehli’s book received a warm welcome in the anthroposophist press, and his Aryan arguments re-appeared in a number of his other works: cf. Wolfgang Moldenhauer, “Ernst Uehlis Atlantis-Arbeit” Das Goetheanum August 9, 1936, 252-54; Ernst Uehli, Kultur und Kunst Ägyptens: Ein Isisgeheimnis (Dornach: Philosophisch-Anthroposophischer Verlag, 1955); Uehli, “Die heilige Urschrift der Menschheit” Das Goetheanum July 16, 1933, 226-29; Uehli, “Ein Beitrag zu den Mysterien des Zeichens” Das Goetheanum July 23, 1933, 233-35; Uehli, “Eiszeitkunst II” Das Goetheanum, November 12, 1933, 363. Similar claims could be found in anthroposophist journals as late as 1943: see e.g. Ernst Uehli, “Kosmologische Betrachtungen” Das Goetheanum, May 23, 1943, 165.
Uehli was by no means alone in these views. Subsequent posts will provide additional material from a variety of other anthroposophist authors.
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Unwilling to face the frightening reality of his mother’s cancer, 15-year-old Brett Harrison escapes into the comic-book stories he pens while funneling his anxieties into an escalating eating disorder. When Brett's disorder becomes public knowledge, he can no longer hide from the painful truths of his real-life narrative and must find the strength to face even the most unfathomable loss bravely.
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Jan Shoemaker is the author of the essay collection, Flesh and Stones: Field Notes from a Finite World, and the poetry collection, The Reliquary Earth. Born and raised a Michigander, Jan lived in both the Pacific Northwest and in the Northeast before returning to Michigan to write and teach and raise a family. She received the Greater Lansing United Nations Association Loy La Salle Award for Outstanding Contributions to Global Education for her classroom work in literature and in world religions.
Jan’s essays and poems have been anthologized, featured on public radio, and published in many magazines and journals including The Sun, River Teeth, Fourth Genre, Colorado Review, Evening Street Review, Still Point Arts Quarterly, and Upstreet. She received Confrontation Magazine’s 2017 Poetry Prize and her essays have been “nominated,” she says, “in that always a bridesmaid way” for the Pushcart Prize. She participated in a teaching residency at Walden Pond in 2018 and has run workshops at sundry writing conferences. She has an MFA in Creative Writing.
Jan’s essays and poems explore the natural world and our human relation within and, as self-conscious creatures, to it. What does it mean to be, and know oneself to be, a transient here on Earth? What larger reality do we not perceive because, as Thoreau says, “our vision does not penetrate the surface of things?” What might we notice if we paid better attention? What are our moral obligations to each other; what does it feel like to fall short of our own best intentions; and finally, what comprises our hope of and struggle for redemption? These are the questions that drive Jan’s literary explorations. Her work, she insists, is not for people who always get life right, but for people who fall down here and there and struggle to get back up and do a little better by the world. As she does: again and again and again.


In the lecture series The God of the Old Testament, Father James Wathen takes the modern atheistic/scientific community head-on, giving a brilliant polemic that is not merely an analysis of the attributes of God, but a thorough examination of what God has said about Himself throughout the Old Testament, combined with a healthy dose of sound philosophy and true science.
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Popular books with brightly colored pictures on the covers to attract purchasers were stock in trade of the pedlars who used to travel through the towns and villages of Turkey. This type of cheaply priced publication printed in lithography first appeared in the mid-19th century and quickly became widespread. After a new Latin alphabet was adopted in place of the Ottoman Turkish alphabet based on Arabic script in 1928, sales of this type of book - the best-sellers of their time - soared. Written in a simple, flowing vernacular style for a literate but not highly educated readership, these books mainly consisted of stories that appealed to people of all ages. They included folk tales from the oral tradition, summaries of oriental classics, adventure stories, love stories, and stories of holy wars.
Pedlars carried their diverse wares in canvas packs slung across their chests and backs, their interior divided into compartments.
And as if this were not enough their shoulders, arms and necks were hung with strings of beads, buckles, mirrors, fine chains, whistles, laundry pegs, bunches of hairpins, bags of henna, alum and ginger, sewing thread and reels of cotton for lace. They wandered from village to village, delighting children and girls preparing their trousseaus, as well as readers of their selection of cheap books with colorful covers depicting the heroes of the story inside.
In the towns, too, pedlars offered their goods for sale in the squares, railway stations, and sidestreets, and could sometimes even be seen wandering through the poorer districts of big cities. They enticed customers by reciting quotations and lines of poetry from the love stories in their packs, and when a prospective customer asked about the story would summarise it with the dramatic airs of a professional meddah (storyteller), showing the pictures in the book to illustrate it. Some pedlars specialized in books, which they packed in large woolen bags carried by their donkeys, and their collections were more varied, including catechisms, prayer books, and Korans.
In the mosque courtyards vendors of prayer beads, skullcaps, mest (thin-soled boots for wearing indoors), tassels, and religious manuals, always had a stock of popular books in their boxes.
Today this type of popular book is rarely seen, and even secondhand copies are hard to come by. At most 120 pages in length, the stories were sometimes of the minstrel ballad genre, half in verse and half in prose, and sometimes stories of ancient battles from the early days of Islam. What characterized these books, and what was their appeal?
Whether about heroism or love, they all derived from the centuries-old tradition of oral literature.
They were therefore entirely classical in approach, with no influences from modern literature. The narrative style and conventions were traditional, varying only in the degree of detail used by the different writers in telling their stories. Many were summaries of oldfashioned tales, sometimes illustrated by naïve pictures. For a love story of more recent provenance to become the subject of a popular book, it had to have first been told and retold by the traditional storytellers in the conventions of that genre. The same held for adventure stories. For example, the story of the uprising of Cakircali Mehmet Efe which took place around 1910 only found its way into print in a popular book after years of repetition had transformed it into the stuff of legend.
These books were read and listened to over and over again, and the listeners would in their turn relate it to others. Why did this repetition not bore people? These were often stories in which people had listened to their grandmothers tell them as children, and to look at the pictures on the cover and on the pages while reading or listening to them again was a moving experience. These seemingly simple stories speaking of faith, loyalty, love, pity, joy, and sorrow, had lessons and morals to give. For people who could neither afford more intellectual literature nor had the level of education required to appreciate it, these books were a fount of worthy ideals and emotions.
Popular books were printed in large quantities from the 1930s to 1960s. Romances took first place, the best known of this type being Kerem and Asli, the Crystal Pavilion, Emrah and Selvi, Arzu and Kamber, Elif and Mahmut, Meleksah and Güllühanim, Tahir and Zühre, Hursit and Mahmihri, Asuman and Zeycan, Yusuf and Züleyha, Ferhat and Sirin, Leylâ and Mecnun, Beybögrek and Akkavakkizi, Dertli Hasan and Nazlihan, Yanik Ömer and Güzel Zeynep, Sümmani and Senlik, Derdiyok and Zülfüsiyah, Razinihan and Mahfirûz, Gül and Sitemkâr, and Dadaloglu and the Türkmen Beauty.
Stories of legendary heroes and their adventures were next in popularity, with the stories of Temmimdar, Sahmaran, the Forty Thieves, Seyfizülyezen, Hançerli Hanim, the Seven Scholars, Behram Gûr, and stories from A Thousand and One Nights. Then there were legendary tales of war and battle such as Ejder Castle, the Battle of the Three Roads, Castle of Blood, Berber Castle, Khyber Castle, the Battle of the Seven Roads, the Battle of Yemen, the Battle of Billuruâzam, the Battle of Bedir, and Nemrut Castle; epic tales of heroism about the Caliph Ali, Muhammed Hanefi, Merdimeydan, and Ebu Müslim; the story of Adam and Eve, and the poetry and ballads of Yunus Emre, Âsik Ömer, Pir Sultan Abdal, Karacaoglan, Âsik Hasan, Sah Ismail, Köroglu, Âsik Ruhsatî, Âsik Garip, and Dertli Ud.
Humorous tales were another popular type, featuring Bektasi dervishes, and such celebrated characters as Bekri Mustafa, Incili Çavus, Nasreddin Hoca and Keloglan.
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Books of dream interpretations, love poetry, samples of good letter writing, and religious subjects such as the Ramazan prayer, the Mevlit (nativity poem for Muhammed), and ritual forms of prayer were all to be found in the bags and boxes of the pedlars.


She risked everything to flee an abusive addict. When her child veered towards the same path, could she learn to forgive?
Pam Rader didn’t just crave freedom… her survival depended on it. Having escaped at knifepoint from her violent alcoholic husband, she desperately sought a new beginning for her infant son. But after a string of failed relationships and marriages, her worst nightmare unfolded before her eyes as her beloved boy developed an out-of-control heroin addiction.
In this deeply personal and touching story, Pam Rader recounts her struggle for independence and acceptance during the most turbulent time of her life. And through the power of yoga and self-reinvention, this mother’s discovery of compassion will comfort anyone all too close to the horror of destructive behavior.
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In different avatars, she is known by different names. Kali. Durga. Maa.
Durga’s earliest appearance is that of a destroyer of evil forces. she has been worshipped by devotional movements and tantric sects variously as the Divine Mother, Mother of the Universe, Adi Shakti, or Adi Parashakti. Shakta Hindu and Tantric sects additionally worship her as the ultimate reality or Brahman. She is also seen as the divine protector and the one who bestows moksha, or liberation. Durga is often portrayed as destroying an ‘asura’ while mounted on a lion. Durga is worshipped by Hindus throughout India especially in Kolkata and suburbs.
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On the Trail of Langsdorff Expedition
The Water Memories
Grifa’s first editorial release, in partnership with Editora Melhoramentos, this book is a complementary story-teller of the documentary Langsdorff Expedition, co-produced by Discovery Channel International. This book is an international winning award project in Frankfurt’s Book Fair as one of the five most beautiful books in the world. It also received the prize of Graphic Excellence during the Brazilian Pini Prize of Graphic Excellence in 2001.
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Collaboration: Gambarini, Eduardo Kito, Fábio Vizotto, Hélcio Alemão Nagamine, Luis Oliveira, Mauricio Dias, Paulo Ricardo Nunes, Renato Ciasca, Steve Bowles, Rubens Matuck, Prof. Boris Komissarov, Sociedade Indígena Apiaká, Comunidade Indígena Guató da aldeia Cachoeira, Sociedade Indígena Mundurukú da aldeia Sai-Cinza.
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Awards: Fernando Pini Graphic Excellence – 2001 / Award received at the Frankfurt’s Editorial Book Fair (Germany) as one of the five most beautiful books of the World-2003.


Here is our magazineâ€™s current issue with a personal remark from the editorâ€™s office: of all the issues published to date this is my favourite by far. Why so? Most of the articles are about the animal world. My father was a vet and some of my first memories are of me zipped into his leather jacket as he took me along on his moped to visit his patients, the animals, what else? He only made two exceptions where his patients were concerned: whenever my brother or I were sick he would also make us well again, so we never saw a â€žpeopleâ€™sâ€œ doctor until we were grown up â€¦ Our latest issue is packed with many interesting, educational, entertaining and moving articles about the relationship between human beings and animals, especially horses. I trust that these and the colourful and humorous drawings our illustrator did for you with great enthusiasm will be a pleasure to young and old alike.


A History of the Bhikkhuni Sangha
A Presentation by Mindy Zlotnick
April 7, 7:30PM, Neighbors Hall
A PowerPoint presentation, entitled “I Will Not Pass Away…Reinstating the Buddha’s Vision of the Four-Fold Sangha,” offered by Mindy, encompasses 2600 years of history surrounding bhikkhunis (fully ordained Buddhist nuns) from the time of the Buddha until present day. Because of political and cultural decisions, a strong female monastic presence disappeared for almost 1000 years. The revival of the bhikkhuni sangha began about 30 years ago and has spread throughout the world.
The presentation runs 60-75 minutes and is colorful and informative overview of the history of the Buddha’s vision of the four-fold sangha, and how women were an integral part of this vision. Mindy uses the Aloka Vihara Forest Monastery nuns as an example of a group of pioneering women who are helping to revive the lineage.
“As deeply as I revere the Buddhist monastic tradition, sensing the patriarchy and the absence of women kept my heart a little distanced. Seeing Mindy’s presentation helped me face and understand the history of this important feminist issue, and find inspiration in knowing that we are going through an important time of re-instating the Buddha’s vision of the Four-Fold Sangha. This fills my heart with gladness and support for women who long to ordain. We know in our hearts that it will be to our great benefit.”
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Man in Blue is an essay on the painter Francis Bacon (1909-1992), written from the perspective of the poet Óscar Curieses. Based on the extensive bibliography available on Bacon, the author expands upon the works produced by such critics as David Sylvester, Michael Peppiatt and Gilles Deleuze, to offer an innovative approach, in the form of a posthumous diary, to this fundamental twentieth-century artist. Peek inside
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Okay, I confess. I'm a bookaholic when it comes to buying research books. Oh yes, I buy lots of romance also, but we'll save that for another day. Today, I decided to start my inventory project and I decided to begin with my office.
I knew I had lots of books but writing down the titles, authors and copyright dates on three shelves worth of books took all afternoon. But - I found some real treasures in doing so. Most of the books I buy come from Half-Price Books. I can spend hours just browsing for historical gems and it shows. I found at least 4 collectible books, books I bought for five or ten dollars but are worth far more. Doing a search of the books on a collectible site led to the discovery of these 4 jewels. So fun.
Books usually find their way to my place because they spark an idea, like the the book, Life
at the Texas State Lunatic Asylum, 1857 – 1997 by Sarah C. Sitton. I always thought it would be fun to use an asylum as part of the setting for a book but never got any further than the idea.
I have a whole row devoted to the medieval times and Vikings. I also have a whole row on books that deal with writing like On Writing by Steven King and TheWriter’s Journey by Christopher Vogler. I highly recommend both books. Astrology books also grace the top shelf as I find them useful in developing my characters along with a book on archtypes. Another row is devoted to just books on the old west from Texas Rangers to the Overland Trail to a Railroad Atlas. The bottom photo shows just a few of my research books.
The fun part about doing the inventory is being reintroduced to books I'd forgotten about and letting those books spark ideas. Oh yeah, the ideas are flowing. Now to find time to write.
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November 16th, 2018 | 39 mins 42 secs
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In this episode, Levi and Aaron discuss creation, some of the fallacies of modern science in dealing with creation, and the worth of every human life.
October 31st, 2018 | 20 mins 33 secs
A brief introduction to the show, the format, and the content upcoming. We look into Hebrews 11 and a brief overview of faith.


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Each person seeking admission to the graduate programs in the Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture and Design must meet the general requirements for graduate study at the University of Houston, and must submit an application for graduate studies, two copies of all official transcripts, GRE scores, and three letters of recommendation, as well as a resume and a completed Applicant Questionnaire.
Most of UH's information resources on architecture are housed in the William R. Jenkins Architecture and Art Library, which is located on the first floor of the Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture and Design. Some materials, especially those that focus on engineering and construction, may also be found at the M.D. Anderson Library.
Find out more about College of Architecture, University of Houston. Get the school profile and information such as stats, admissions, academics, tuition fees, and more.
This digital collection documents the built environment of the University of Houston campus from the ground up, featuring maps, aerial views, architectural drawings and models, and photographs of buildings both under construction and upon completion.
The Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture and Design at the University of Houston seeks applicants who are curious, committed, and creative. Dedication and inventiveness are necessary to undertake the challenges of architectural practice in a changing world where diminishing natural resources, rapid urbanization, and changing economic


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Celebrate Mom! Garden Party
May 12, 2018 @ 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Give Mom a first look at the new Carpet – curtains – and restored walls in the Dining Room. Treat her to tea and sweets in the library of our 200+ year old English Country mansion. See the magnificent Hyde Hall silver and other artifacts from our Collections. Free and open to the public. At 1:00pm the musicians of Ma’alwyck will perform a concert of music from the Archives of Hyde Hall in the drawing room. Tickets are available at $10.00 by calling 607 547 5098 Ext 6. Seating is limited and reservations are recommended.


Famous Novels and Books about Lawyers and the Legal Process – Law and Entertainment
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from © Dreamstime.com Millions of books have been written about lawyers, their amazing cases, and all the excitement that can surround a courtroom battle. In novels, you never know what the author is going to do next. Many authors who write novels featuring attorneys and the legal process actually do have experience in the area, or do extensive research to make things as realistic as possible.
John Grisham is arguably the most well-known author writing about the legal system. In fact, books featuring lawyers and the legal process really got a boost when his book, The Firm, became a bestseller. He has since brought forward a number of interesting trials and lawyers put into unique situations, from The Pelican Brief to The Street Lawyer.
Billy Budd was written by Herman Melville and focuses on the law while out to sea. Zeroing in on the Mutiny Act, the main character of Billy Budd is sentenced to death by Captain Vere for killing another sailor. An older tale, but still widely read, Melville’s story captures a different time of attorneys and legal processes.
Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird has always held wide appeal; it takes the view of a young child examining her life and the trial her father works on in a small Southern town. Race and discrimination have a large focus throughout the book, and this novel has become a widely read classic throughout the country.
Presumed Innocent by Scott Turow is the story of a man whose former lover was murdered, and now he is on trial for the crime. Putting readers on the edge of their seats, this book was eventually transformed into a film that starred Harrison Ford.
Anatomy of a Murder by Robert Traver was another tale penned that focused on the drama of the court. Traver is actually a pen name and the real author was John D. Voelker, who was a Michigan Supreme Court Justice. Eventually the novel was also transformed into a movie that starred Jimmy Stewart.
Remember that these books are all fiction and real lawyers and courtroom antics are much different. You can find good books on attorneys and the legal process in both the fiction section and mystery section of bookstores.
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Netflix Hidden Movies – Netflix is the most popular streaming service, but its interface isn’t always the most user-friendly. If the suggestions aren’t quite right, you’ll have to dig through the library’s 70,000 subgenres to find what you need.
You shouldn’t give up just yet because Netflix has this neat thing called secret codes. The codes, each of which represents a specific genre, allow for the quick and easy tracking down of obscure programs and films. We’ve put together a comprehensive manual that explains not only the codes themselves, but also how to apply them in various scenarios.
If you want access to the best Netflix hidden movies, you need to know the following information, which you can find below.
What Are Netflix Hidden Movies?
If you’re familiar with Netflix, you know that it uses a complex algorithm to learn what kinds of shows you like and then recommends similar ones. While this has its uses, it becomes problematic after you’ve seen all the recommended movies and TV shows.
We’ve already established that it’s not always easy to track down a specific subgenre and the content that falls under it, especially given that many of these are buried and require a specific URL.
These are times when having access to Netflix’s secret codes comes in handy to watch Netflix hidden movies. The Telegraph initially revealed the secret codes, and the Independent UK provided translations. They were made to help users gain access to materials that would otherwise be hidden from simple keyword searches.
Adding a suffix to your Netflix URL link will help you locate a specific genre, but it won’t act as a virtual private network (VPN) and allow you to bypass regional restrictions.
How to Watch Netflix Hidden Movies
Because what good would a shortcut be if it required knowledge of programming or took time to understand and implement?
Thankfully, accessing Netflix hidden movies with a secret code is a breeze. To begin, go to http://www.netflix.com/browse/genre/ and paste the link into the search bar. However, you should not press the “Enter” key just yet.
As for the second piece of advice, all you have to do is find the genre of interest in the list of secret codes down below and append it to the end of the aforementioned link.
When you’re done, press Enter and give the page a moment to load. TV shows and movies that are right up your alley but weren’t featured on the homepage can be found there.
List of Netflix Hidden Movies
Action and Adventure Movies
Action and adventure are a fan favorite on Netflix and other streaming services. If you are a fan of suspense, violence, and thrillers, enter the code 1356. The best part about using these hidden codes is that you’re not limited to just the Netflix hidden movies of the Action and Adventure genre.
Use the following codes to specify the nature of your request in greater detail.
|Thrillers, fighting, and suspense||1356|
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Who doesn’t enjoy a classic Western? The code 7700 will bring up a wide selection of these shows and movies, and the following codes will allow you to narrow your Netflix hidden movies search by genre.
|Comic Book and Superhero movies||10118|
|Martial Arts movies||8985|
|Spy Action and Adventure||10702|
|Military Action and Adventure||2125|
Children & Family Movies
On to the next set of Netflix hidden movies; these ones are for those of you looking for material suitable for infants and toddlers. The most crucial three digits to know for full access to the Kids and Family movies section are 783.
Furthermore, nothing beats snuggling up on the couch with the kids to watch an old Disney classic or some quality content from Education for Kids.
|0 to 2||6796|
|2 to 4||6128|
|5 to 7||5455|
|8 to 10||561|
|11 to 12||6962|
|Education for kids||10659|
If you’re a cinephile, you might appreciate these secret codes for watching Netflix hidden movies.
|Classic War Movies||48744|
Netflix has a lot of great documentaries and series. Because of this, the 6839 code can be very useful. Using these codes, you can unlock a wide variety of documentary-related subgenres on Netflix hidden movies.
|Music and Concert||90361|
How to Watch Netflix Hidden Movies on Mobile
Considering the topic of this article, it’s ironic that the URL links won’t work on a mobile device. This is because the code suffix cannot be added. But that doesn’t mean the data we’ve given you won’t be useful in some way.
Instead, use the search bar at the app’s top to look up titles within the genres and subgenres indicated by the corresponding codes. You should be able to see “show relevant movies and TV shows for Action and Adventure” (example). If you’re interested in the provided material, just click there.
Finding something to watch on Netflix that isn’t in the recommendations section can take some time. Nonetheless, we have highlighted the secret codes so that you can access the Netflix hidden movies with much less effort.


ACT Script Library
The script library of ACT Cincinnati is a wonderful resource where you can locate a copy of a script for a wide variety of plays and musicals. ACT member groups can borrow a script from the library free of charge. This can be very useful when looking to expand your pool of "known" possibilities in order to find that perfect show for your next season.
Linda Roll acts as librarian for ACT's script collection. This is an excel spreadsheet that can be filtered to title, author, year of publication, royalty house, among other things to allow for easy reference.
If you are interested in borrowing a script, please contact Linda at email@example.com to make arrangements.
Additionally, Beechmont Players has compiled a collection of over 200 scripts that ACT member groups can also borrow as well. If you are interested in borrowing a script from Beechmont Players, please contact Steve at firstname.lastname@example.org to make arrangements.
ACT Cincinnati thanks Steve and Beechmont Players for their generosity in lending these materials to other ACT member groups!


THE GEORGETOWN LIBRARY MAIN BRANCH IS CLOSED FOR RENOVATION. A TEMPORARY MINI-FACILITY HAS BEEN SET UP AT THE HOWARD CENTER at 1610 HAWKINS ST, in GEORGETOWN.
See our Facebook page, or calendar at the bottom of this page for upcoming events for kids, lectures, workshops and more!
Looking for information about a specific branch near you? Click on "Branches," on the left side of the screen.
Looking for an online book or want to check your Library Card? Click on "Get a Book," on the left side of this screen.
HO HO HO! It's that time of year again! We're pleased to announce this year's annual "Yuletide Home Tour," put on by the Friends of the Georgetown Library. Visit their website for more information and to book your tickets! We look forward to seeing you all!


Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of love, beauty, and pleasure, has a rich and complex history in Greek mythology. According to myth, she was born from the sea foam after the titan Cronus castrated his father Uranus, and his severed genitals were cast into the sea. As the sea foam churned and bubbled, Aphrodite emerged, fully grown and incredibly beautiful.
In some versions of the myth, she is depicted as rising from the waves and being carried on a scallop shell to the island of Cyprus. This birth story links her closely to the sea and its symbols, such as seashells and pearls. The hilt and handles of the Aphrodite Hair Dagger pay homage to this facet of the story.
Aphrodite was married to the god Hephaestus, but her love affairs with other gods and mortals, such as Ares and Adonis, are well-documented in Greek mythology. She is often associated with roses, myrtles, and the moon, and she is worshipped as the embodiment of love, desire, and fertility.
The blade of the hair dagger features a pair of Roses flank a moon phase and the Flower of Aphrodite embellishes the hilt. The Flower of Aphrodite, resembling a myrtle, is made up of six vesica piscis, almond shaped forms which represent the yoni and the number six represents balance, core equilibrium, and harmony. The myrtle symbolizes love, fertility, and immortality and represents the Goddess's connection to romantic love and the cycle of life.
Throughout history, Aphrodite has been a popular subject in art, literature, and religious worship, and her influence has permeated various cultures and belief systems. Her timeless allure and captivating mythology continue to inspire fascination and admiration to this day.
The hair dagger is made from a zinc and steel blend, making it nickel and lead-free. It measures 6.5 inches and is a unique and enchanting hair or altar tool for witches who are drawn to Aphrodite's symbolism and energy.


An Accident of Geography
Advances in global development have helped lift hundreds of millions of people from poverty in recent decades, but major challenges in fighting poverty remain. Billions of people continue to have little or no access to the basic necessities of life: clean water, food, shelter, education, and medical care.
The random location of their birthplace limited much of what is possible in many of their lives.
Yet legions of dedicated people today are proving that with the right approaches and resources, disciplined efforts to fight poverty can succeed–and with greater scale and impact than ever.
In An Accident of Geography, author Richard C. Blum profiles many of them while narrating his inspiring personal story–accomplished private-equity investor especially in Asia, humanitarian, public policy advocate, and creator of an unprecedented, multidisciplinary center for poverty and development studies that has attracted thousands of students on the ten campuses of the University of California and beyond.
Blum offers practical guidance on what works best: giving poor people a greater voice in the field and applying key principles of 21st-century management, engineering, and development philanthropy. Put your accident of geography to work in helping others—and yourself. Be the change maker you see in the mirror.
All author proceeds from the sale of An Accident of Geography will be donated to projects advancing global development.
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“The friendship between Dick Blum and my father, Ed Hillary, came from time shared in the Himalayas. But, unlike most expeditionaries, their focus moved from the mountains to the people who lived among them. Dick’s book is about how these people in turn became good friends. Once you have friendship and trust, it is a short climb to empowerment and from there the climb ascends the arête of innovation to the summit spur of actualization. This is the story of that climb.”
Peter Hillary, mountaineer, philanthropist, and writer
“This timely call to action begs us to consider how we can turn privilege and good fortune into positive action to reduce poverty and suffering in a world of increasingly limited resources. Dick has made it his life’s work to share his success by fostering programs which provide education, healthcare, food, and access to clean water in needy communities around the world. The seeds he has sown will continue to grow and bear fruit for generations to come.”
—Richard Gere, actor and humanitarian


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We now have four book clubs running at the shop
We meet on the first Saturday of the month at 2.00pm. We discuss the book read, and prepare for the next book. Members sometimes take a turn in choosing, preparing and leading the group. Cost is £9.00, which includes the book and refreshments
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We meet on the second Saturday of the month at 2.00pm, and discuss the book given out last month. Discussions have a focus, and we usually talk in groups of two or three. We then come together to share ideas, have refreshments and prepare for the next book. Cost is £8.00, includes book and refreshments
Year 5-6 9+
We meet on the third Saturday of the month at 2.00pm. Discussions are in smaller groups with a given focus . We then have refreshments and look at the next book together. Cost is £8.00 including book and biscuit
The book is new to everyone. We look at cover, blurb, illustrations and talk about what might happen. We read a chapter or two together, make predictions, discuss whether we will like the book and then have refreshments. We meet on the last Saturday of the month at 2.00pm. The cost is £8.00 including book and biscuit
All book clubs must be booked in advance so that I can order the required number of books.
Maximum number for each club is 10, but I do have waiting lists. Please telephone 01297 598030 if you think your child would like to come along.
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Star Wars Reads Day was out-of-this-world!
On October 6th, 2012, fans came together in East Peoria to celebrate reading and Star Wars. This event included a Star Wars storytime, Lightsaber Lab, Jedi Training, costume derby, a Wookieespeak contest, games, trivia, giveaways, chances to win great Star Wars prizes, and much more!
These supporters, we thank.
Fondulac District Library would like to thank the following organizations and individuals for their support of Star Wars Reads Day.
Midwest Garrison, Illinois chapter ofThe 501st Legion
Mandalorian Mercs Costume Club
The Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo (C2E2)
Peoria Symphony Orchestra
Fantasy Flight Games
Rachel Kempster and Robert Balkovich, DK Publishing
Our awesome SWRD volunteers, including Dave Gibbons
More about Star Wars Reads Day
Fondulac District Library was selected to host an official Star Wars Reads Day event. Star Wars Reads Day was created by Lucasfilm and its publishing partners–Abrams, Chronicle Books, Dark Horse, Del Rey, DK Publishing, Random House Audio, Scholastic, Titan Magazines and Workman. This is the first time a group of publishers have worked together on such a massive event. You can find the official press release at StarWars.com/READS.


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