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North Australian Fishing and Outdoors February 2020
North Australian Fishing and Outdoors February 2020.
Publication of the legendary quarterly North Australian Fishing & Outdoors Magazine (NTMAG) was put on hold at the start of the COVID pandemic. The Feb 2020 edition was the last one published.
NTMAG is chock full of remote northern outdoors adventure.
We still have some of the 40 or so back issue titles available, each containing a wealth of information about northern fishing locations and methods.
There’s also Mr Krill’s Cryptic Crossword, Strategy (humour), Fishosophy (humour), a quiz, and more.


AK Press publishes and distributes a wide variety
of radical literature and audio, many directly relating to prisoner and
policing issues. Certain titles are written by prisoners themselves.
Offers prisoners a 30% discount on any/all purchases. Distributes some
Spanish language titles but do not have a Spanish language catalog.
American Bible Society
Free bibles including large print and study guides.
They can arrange with a chaplain to have books sent if necessary. Will
send books in Spanish upon request.
Asheville Prison Books Programs
Sends free reading material to indigent inmates in
facilities in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee.
Also sends National Prisoners Resource List to those who request it. Can
sometimes provide books in Spanish. Donations gladly accepted!
Human Kindness Foundation: Prison Ashram Project
Sends free interfaith spiritual books in English or
Spanish to prisoners, prison workers, and others who cannot afford them.
Books by Bo Lozoff.
Middle Ground Prison Reform
Working for Arizona's prisoners and their families
since 1983. Main areas of activity are: 1) public education about the
need for criminal justice reform 2) legislative advocacy on behalf of
prisoners and their visitors 3) litigation to protect and define the
rights and responsibilities of prisoners and their supporters 4)
referral to community resources for ex-offenders. Spanish-speaking
Publicaciones Legales en Espanol, Inc.
Publications in English/Spanish and Spanish only.


The Blessing of being Different
Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer, the song about the odd one out among Dasher, Dancer, Prancer and Vixen has become one of the world's best-selling songs of all time. The lyrics tell the story of Rudolph's victory over the narrow-minded mentality of the other reindeer scorning him because he is different and were written by Robert May in 1939.
Robert May was a short man, barely five feet in height. Bullied at school, he was ridiculed and humiliated by other children because he was smaller than other boys of the same age. Even as he grew up, he was often mistaken for someones little brother and the theme of ostracism and being different from the herd had featured strongly in his own childhood. May graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Dartmouth College in 1926 and joined Montgomery Ward in 1936. At 34, he worked as a copywriter for the Chicago-based chain of department stores which had started as a mail-order house in 1872, delivering goods to America's farmers and country people by train. On the eve of World War II, the company asked May to come up with a Christmas story they could give away to shoppers as a promotional gimmick. It was a difficult time for the employee. His wife Evelyn was chronically ill with cancer and most of their money was spent on medical treatments. The prospect of his wife's impending death, life with her in a rundown apartment, and huge debts left May, like his alter ego, Rudolph, wallowing in self-pity. One night in early December of 1938 and two years into his wifes illness, his four-year-old daughter Barbara climbed onto his knee and asked, "Daddy, why isnt Mummy like everybody elses mummy?" It was a simple question, asked with childlike curiosity. But it struck a personal chord with Robert May. His mind flashed back to his own childhood. He had often posed a similar question, Why cant I be tall, like the other kids? The stigma attached to those who are different is hard to bear. The tale goes that May decided to write a story and chose the name of his star reindeer, Rudolph, after rejecting Rollo and Reginald. He then proceeded to use his daughter Barbara to test Rudolph's antics. The power to bring joy to others, precisely because you are different, is the moral of the story. Santa saves the day by elevating Rudolph to the front of the team, where the reindeer leads the way with his glowing proboscis. May wrote Rudolph's story in a series of rhyming couplets. The undervalued but gifted writer's story was a winner. May's boss at Montgomery Ward was not so impressed. Rudolph's very essence, his fait d'etre, his shiny red nose, was called into contention as an image clearly associated with drinking a little too much Christmas brandy. May responded to the innuendo that Rudolph was a drunk by sending an illustrator friend, Denver Gillen, to sketch some deer in the Lincoln Park Zoo. The resulting cute-as-a-button illustration of the underdog Rudolph was enough to convince the jaded executive to go with the Rudolph Christmas booklet. The slim promotional booklet was printed on the flimsiest of pulp paper, a prime example of what librarians call ephemera, something made to be here today and gone tomorrow. By 1946, Montgomery Ward had handed out more than 6 million copies of the book to every child who visited their department stores and it eventually became an international best seller.
Unfortunately for May, the success had a bitter edge. His wife had died before the book became popular and even six million copies later May held no copyright for the story and never made a cent from Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer those first seven years. It was, after all, a giveaway brochure. In an undeniably Rudolphesque moment, May overcame his sheepishness to persuade Montgomery Ward's corporate president, Sewell Avery, to turn over the copyright to his story in 1947. Avery was a shrewd CEO who was not known for his generosity, so his decision to cede the Rudolph rights to May was met with surprise. In 1947 Rudolph: The Red-Nosed Reindeer went to commercial print and a nine-minute cartoon graced the cinema screens the next year.
But the story doesn't end there. In Greenwich Village in the City of New York, Bob May had a brother-in-law who wrote songs. His name was Johnny Marks. Young John had been pretty hopeless himself as a kid. His piano teacher had given up on him. But he grew up to be a songwriter anyway, and in 1946, when brother-in-law Bob sent him Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, he had a notebook full of other ideas and was only passingly interested. And so Rudolph sat on the shelf, forgotten. Until one hot summer's day in 1949, when Johnny Marks was strolling through the city, thinking about writing a Christmas thing, and from out of nowhere a Rudolph song came to him, unbidden and fully wrought. All excited, he recorded "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" and sent copies to Dinah Shore, Bing Crosby, Perry Como and other famous folks. As an afterthought, he dropped one to Gene Autry, the singing cowboy, who was shopping around for a new Christmas ditty to top his 1947 hit "Here Comes Santa Claus." Gene Autry thought "Rudolph" was about the dopiest song he'd ever heard and refused even to consider it. His wife, though, loved the little tune, and so, she insisted, would every kid on Earth. Purely to please her, Autry reluctantly stuck "Rudolph" on the B side of "If It Doesn't Snow on Christmas," which he was sure was going to be his next big hit. The throwaway was recorded in a single take, tossed into the last 10 minutes of the recording session. "If It Doesn't Snow On Christmas" bombed. As for "Rudolph"... In September, Gene Autry and his famous chestnut stallion "Champion" galloped into Madison Square Garden along with 200 Cowboys and Indians for the annual rodeo. Amid the barrel races and the broncos and the war-dancing painted braves, Autry sang "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" from Champion's back. The instant smash sold more than 2 million records in its first year, and sales never stopped. "Rudolph" is one of the greatest hits in the music business, a close second only to Bing Crosby's "White Christmas" as the all-time top-selling single. At least 500 other versions of the song have been made, in practically every language and conceivable style, from Lena Horne to 'Alvin and the Chipmunks' to John Denver, and altogether they have sold at least 150 million copies. A humble, soft-spoken man, Bob May was gratified that children had so responded to his little story. He referred to Rudolph as my generous son, claiming that the reindeer enabled him to send his six children to college. In 1958 May donated the original manuscript to the Baker Library at Dartmouth College, which now houses the Robert L. May Collection. May left Wards in 1951 to manage Rudolph�s career, but returned to the company in 1958 and retired in 1970.
Gene Autry lived to be 91 but never had another song that sold more than the 15 million copies of his "Rudolph." Johnny Marks left about 900 other songs behind him when he died in 1985, not one of them nearly so big as "Rudolph." Robert May wrote a few other children's books before he died in 1976, none successful. Most of his life, he mused, had, in fact, been spent "working for a reindeer." This didn't seem to bother any of them much, because Rudolph made them all quite wealthy and, as the song goes ... "they all went down in history."


Will the mortgage market continue to improve? If so, who will drive the purchase market? Will there be a recession, and how does that affect the industry? Commentary on these topics has been in the media for almost a year. MBA’s Chief Economist Mike Fratantoni has covered it closely and is a distinguished resource on economic and mortgage origination forecasts and policy development.
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I personally have found two simple methods for getting into libraries. There may be many other methods, but this is what has worked for me.
#1 Contact the library directly with a letter or email. I have even extended this with my personal sales brochure that lists all of my books. These emails, letters, and brochures have even resulted in speaking engagements with different libraries.
#2 Have your friends and family in other areas go to their local libraries and request your book. It’s that simple. In most library systems, they don’t even have to physically go to the library to make this request. They can do so online as long as they have a library account.


I am a cultural historian of science and media with a focus on modern central Europe. My research deals with the intersecting histories of anthropology, psychology, and the legacies of colonialism. I am particularly interested in how visual media practices inform scientific knowledge about culture and the mind. I am currently a research associate at the Warburg Institute, University of London, where I am a member of the Bilderfahrzeuge project. I received my PhD from Princeton University in 2019. Originally trained as a Germanist with a background in literary studies, I take an interdisciplinary approach to the epistemic transfers between the arts, humanities and the natural sciences. Below are a few of my major research strands.
Based on my 2019 dissertation, my current book manuscript provides the first history of Ausdruckskunde, a subversive science of expressive gesture that developed in early twentieth-century Germany. Through a series of interdisciplinary encounters, The Science of Expression reveals how art historians, philosophers, biologists, psychologists and filmmakers worked together to construct an alternative epistemology of somatic expressivity: a phenomenon that then as now unsettles distinctions between nature and culture, mind and body, human and nonhuman. Drawing on new archival sources and encompassing figures like Aby Warburg, Helmuth Plessner, and Sergei Eisenstein, the book demonstrates how this heterodox inquiry into expressiveness harnessed techniques of scientific rationalization in pursuit of the unalienated experience of bodily knowledge.
Ökologien des Ausdrucks (Ecologies of Expression), a 2022 volume co-edited with Frank Fehrenbach, explores some of the wider methodological ramifications of the science of expression for reimagining the interwoven histories of art and science today.
More recently, I have been concerned with how the reception and interpretation of non-Western art and artifacts have unfolded in relation to colonial ideologies and institutions. My forthcoming first monograph, The Imperial Childhood of World Art reconstructs the first exhibition of global art history in Germany, organized by the historian Karl Lamprecht in 1914. Situating this exhibition within the wider context of German historical scholarship, scientific racism and imperial world policy on the eve of the First World War, the book revises the genealogy of “global art history” while intervening in contemporary debates around Eurocentrism and the universal museum.
Other texts of mine have addressed topics such as the ethnopsychological analysis of indigenous drawings in German Melanesia, and the art historian Aby Warburg’s interactions with the Bureau of American Ethnology. From 2021 to 2022 I co-convened the working group on Colonial Science in the German Empire at the Consortium for Science, Technology and Medicine. I have been an associate editor of the History of Anthropology Review since 2022.
Another major strand of my research addresses the aesthetic and political roles that nonhuman nature, ecological systems, and organic form have played in twentieth-century Germany. With Gregory Bryda, I co-edited a 2022 special issue of the Zeitschrift für Kunstgeschichte on Art and Environment in the Third Reich, which brings together scholars from both medieval and modern periods to offer new perspectives on the representation and manipulation of nature under fascism. I have also published on themes from vegetal vitalism in Weimar cinema and philosophy, to the place of anti-Darwinist biology and natural philosophy in the thought of the modernist architect Mies van der Rohe.
During the period between 1890 and 1940, archaeologists and anthropologists developed a common method to model and visualize cultural origins by reconstructing the movements of artifacts, bodies, and customs across geographical space. My current long-term project examines the circulation of this diffusionist method, and the migrationist narratives it helped create, across disciplines and national institutions. Focusing on scholars in Great Britain, Germany, France and the United States, “Migration as Method” shows how their research into global prehistory developed in response to very contemporary motivations and concerns: globalization, nationalism, imperial expansion, capitalist trade networks, world war, diaspora, race and immigration. As I argue, these scientists’ ideas and theories about cultural diffusion and mobility continue to shape the way we navigate questions of national identity and ‘origins’ in today’s postcolonial world, bearing on issues that range from the legacies of genocide to debates over indigenous land rights.
A first iteration of this project was a 2021 essay detailing the history of diffusionist anthropology and cultural morphology in Germany. Together with Frederika Tevebring, I convene the research network ‘Migrating Prehistories’, based at King’s College, London, and the Warburg Institute.
Below are some of my publications. Feel free to send me an e-mail if you would like to get in touch.


THE REAL SWEENEY TODD
Sweeney Todd, "The Demon Barber of Fleet Street" first came to prominence in the mid 19th century since when he has appeared in books, plays, a musical and in films. His gruesome story caught the public imagination yet again in 2008 when Johnny Depp played him in Tim Burton's film Sweeney Todd. But who was this murderous barber, and when, if ever, did he live?
Before looking at the history of the story of Sweeney Todd one thing has to be made absolutely and unequivocally clear - there never was a barber on Fleet Street by the name of Sweeney Todd.
Yet his story has thrilled, chilled and turned the stomachs of many generations of horror seekers ever since he slashed his way into the public consciousness by way of the Victorian Penny Dreadful periodicals in the middle decade of the 19th century.
In essence his story is a simple one. He belongs to a bygone age when men's home grooming was little more than primitive. Electric and safety razors were luxuries of the future and so any gentleman that required a close, clean shave was forced to entrust himself to a local barber.
Sitting in the barber's chair, his head tilted back, his throat exposed as the sharp blade of the barber's razor glided back and forth across his skin, a man would be, and indeed might well feel, decidedly exposed and vulnerable!
Those behind the Sweeney Todd story, like many horror writers and film makers since, used the vulnerability of a familiar, everyday situation and turned it into something that would be guaranteed to illicit gasps of terror from their readers and, no doubt, instil feelings of trepidation in to generations of men! In short they created fear out of the familiar!
The Sweeney Todd stories have at their root a simple, blood-drenched scenario. Todd is a successful and prosperous Barber with premises at 185 Fleet Street. Sitting his unsuspecting clients into his specially constructed barber's chair he lathers up their faces and suddenly tips the chair back, pitching his unfortunate customers heel over head through a trap door into the cellar below. If the fall hasn't killed them, Todd is compelled to 'polish them off' with his razor. Having robbed them, he drags their bodies through an underground tunnel to the premises of his lover Mrs. Margery Lovett in nearby Bell Yard.
Here the story takes another twist creating fear from the familiar in an age when people were far more dependent on outside caterers than we are today by the stomach churning device of having Todd's victims turned into succulent meat pies for Mrs Lovett's much vaunted Meat Pie Shop.
His victim's worldly possessions are hidden away in Sweeny Todd's shop, whilst any remains that haven't gone into a batch of meat pies are secreted in the dank, disused vaults beneath St Dunstan's church on Fleet Street.
As time progresses Sweeney Todd grows ever more confident and audacious, but in so doing his insatiable lust for blood proves his undoing. Thanks to the efforts of a determined magistrate, a group of Bow Street Runners and a pair of lovers, Todd and Lovett are brought to justice and put on trial at the Central Criminal Courts or Old Bailey.
Despite the fact that several books and articles have confidently assured their readers that Sweeney Todd did exist, there is absolutely no historical figure by that name and indeed no barber by the name of Sweeney Todd ever found himself on trial at the Old Bailey charged with murdering his clients and, with the aid of his mistress and accomplice, using them to create killer recipes.
Indeed, the proceedings of the Old Bailey from 1674 to 1913 are now available to peruse online via a fully searchable database. There is no transcript for a trial of a Sweeney Todd, nor for that matter any similar crimes. A case so notorious would doubtless have attracted the attention of pamphleteers and journalists and would, no doubt, receive millions of hits on the Old Bailey website. Yet history is silent on actual cold facts about the case and the Old Bailey transcripts don't show up anywhere at all on Google for the search term Sweeney Todd Trial at the Old Bailey.
Yet the story of Sweeny Todd has never lost its popularity and this hideous creation and his foul deeds continue to shock and thrill in equal measure in television dramas and most recently in the film Sweeney Todd starring Johnny Depp. So what was the inspiration for this bloodthirsty tome and was there a real life counterpart upon whom the creators and developers of one of the most famous and long lasting Victorian melodramas based the character?
Although the Sweeney Todd story as we know it today first appeared between November 1846 and March 1847 in Edward Lloyd's (1815-1890) The People's Periodical and Family Library as an eighteen part serial entitled The String of Pearls: A Romance, the story drew upon and was heavily influenced by several previous well known fictions.
In the 1830's Lloyd had made something of a name for himself by plagiarising the works of Charles Dickens. Oliver Twiss and Nikelas Nickelberry were just two of Lloyds attempts to capitalise on the success and storylines of the 19th century's greatest author. Inevitably Dickens also part influenced Lloyd's most enduring storyline, that of Sweeny Todd.
COMING SOON DICKENS AND SWEENEY TODD.


Making Opera Soup with Lori Mirabel
Saturday, January 27 2:00 pm at Main Library
Making Opera Soup is an interactive introduction to the ingredients required to make an opera happen. Presented by opera singer Lori Brown Mirabal, author of the book From Soul Singing to Opera Soup. Lori will sing, read, and get kids excited about opera. Copies of the book will be available for sale. For families and children ages 5 and up.
Kids Speak Out
Saturday, February 3 or 17 (possible dates) 1:30-2:30 pm at Main Library
Join us as we celebrate the work of students in our local elementary schools as they speak out about Black History Month. Refreshments will be served as students show off their artwork and read their poetry.
Art & Music Reception
Saturday, February 10 3:00 pm at Main Library
A reception to celebrate our Black History Month exhibit, photography by Patrick Hilaire.
Live music will be provided by the performing arts group Ahmondylla Best & Wogbledoe. Ahmondylla Best’s music draws on global ritual, Native American, African as well as a personal and inherited American experience. She is a visual artist and musician, author and composer, storyteller, performer, choreographer, filmmaker, director, and educator.
NAACP Black History Month Screening: Egypt Uncovered
Saturday, February 24 10:00 am at Main Library
Recent technological advances illuminates one of history’s most fascinating African cultures. Egypt Uncovered reveals newly discovered monuments to fallen kings and structures connected to the great pyramids, providing information about one of Africa’s greatest civilizations and documenting the black-African foundation of this civilization.
Telling the Story of Harlan Joseph
NJ Council for the Humanities Public Scholar Lecture Series
Monday, February 26 7:00 pm at Main Library
In the days after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., violence erupted across the US. The details of how those nights of violence played out in Trenton—the lootings, fires and arrests—are the subject of Purcell Carson’s forthcoming documentary, which focuses on the story of one African-American teenager, Harlan Joseph, who was accidentally shot and killed by a Trenton police officer. This talk offers a behind-the-scenes look into the making of the documentary film – a film that traces the details of Joseph’s life and death – and an opportunity to discuss the way the past still resonates today.
Purcell Carson is a documentary filmmaker and lecturer in Princeton University’s Woodrow Wilson School. This program is made possible through the New Jersey Council for the Humanities.
Visit http://www.maplewoodartsandculture.org/bhm-calendar/ for additional information regarding upcoming events.


The following article was written by Jill Fuller, coordinator of marketing and communications for the Bridges Library System based in Waukesha, of which the Watertown Public Library is part.
In his seminal 2018 book, “Palaces for the People: How Social Infrastructure Can Help Fight Inequality, Polarization, and the Decline of Civic Life,” sociologist Eric Klinenberg states that most people, regardless of their class, race, age, or political persuasion, believe “their communities feel weaker.” Social isolation has been a feature of communities long before the pandemic hit.
In figuring out the reason, Klinenberg turns to the concept of “social infrastructure.” He defines social infrastructure as any physical place that allows community members to interact in a public area, like libraries, parks, community gardens, athletic fields, and schools. He shows that these communal areas are vital because they foster the formation of social ties between people who live near each other, helping people feel personally invested in the places they live. The book highlights studies and examples showing that robust social infrastructure plays a significant role in enhancing health and wellbeing, reducing crime, and contributing to the economic growth of a city, neighborhood, or community. It’s a compelling case for something we came to understand intimately this year: we need our neighbors. We need connection to thrive.
Public libraries are critical to fostering this connection, according to Klinenberg. “Libraries…are essential not only for a neighborhood’s vitality but also for buffering all kinds of personal problems- including isolation and loneliness,” Klinenberg writes. During the pandemic, the libraries in Jefferson County heard from patrons who depend on their library for information, entertainment, and connection to others. Grandparents attended virtual library programs with grandchildren who live far away. Book club members used their virtual meeting time to talk with each other, not only to discuss books.
As our country continues to grapple with the economic impacts of COVID-19 pandemic, we must look forward and begin to craft solutions to support everyone in our community. Local, state, and federal support is crucial to ensuring the longevity of social infrastructure. As trusted centers of community life and essential infrastructure, supporting libraries is a perfect place to start.


The Tarion universe includes the points "I2: Kyrillonic Start!" "Kyrillonic Tarion" and "Fusion Tarion".
A lonely girl without a past, present, or even a future, Tasuko Katsumei wanders the world in darkness. Her sole friend Sarailai Mirai sticks by her side as the two try to figure out their place in the circle of life that they have found their way into.
Before long, it seems that both Katsumei and Sarailai are not what they seem to be. For suddenly, Sarailai disappears on her thirteenth birthday, never to return. And as we all know, Katsumei isn't that far behind...
The Tarion saga has been part of the LRPLI for five years.


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Sowa-Rigpa is a system of medicine that is one of the oldest medical traditions across the world. The term Sowa-Rigpa means Knowledge of Healing and derives its meaning from the Bhoti Language. This system was reinforced in the Trans-Himalayan region and is popular in the Himalayan societies such as Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh (Spiti and Lahoul), Jammu and Kashmir, West Bengal (Darjeeling), Arunachal Pradesh, and Sikkim.
Sowa-Rigpa has been recognized and promoted by the Government of India as a traditional medical system. Just like the spread of Buddhism, the Sowa- Rigpa has also established its influence in various parts of the world. Also known as the Amchi System of medicine, it is practiced in some parts of China, the Himalayan regions of India, Mongolia, Nepal, Russia, and Bhutan. Sowa- Rigpa is perceived to be similar to Ayurvedic Philosophy. More than 75 percent of the Sowa-Rigpa tests have been derived from the Ashtanga Hridaya; a famous exposition of Ayurveda. Many medicines of the Indian-origin such as Ashwagandha, Guggulu, Triphala, Ashok, Haridra, etc. are used in the Sowa-Rigpa system for treatment purposes.
India had been a learning hotspot for Buddhist art and culture and attracted a lot of Tibetan Students. Also, many Indian scholars were invited to prorogate Buddhism and other art and sciences of India. This association resulted in the translation and preservation of Indian Literature on art, culture, language, science, and religion in the Tibetan language. These texts were further enhanced in Tibet and are now preserved in Tibetan Literatures, both in Canonical and Non-Canonical forms. Sowa-Rigpa or the Science of Healing is an example of the same. Gyud-Zi or four tantra was the fundamental textbook of this form of medicine that was translated from India and was then enriched in the region of Tibet. The principles of Sowa-Rigpa, its do’s and don’ts, pulse examination, and dietary guidelines are some factors that indicate its proximity within India.
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Barbara Kate Repa, a lawyer and journalist, wrote and edited for Nolo from to —specializing in workplace rights, estate planning, and end-of-life issues. She worked on Nolo's Book Edition: 11th. The Legal Rights of Union Stewards. Robert M.
Schwartz. Work Rights Press, - Business & Economics - pages. 0 Reviews. From inside the book. What people are saying - Write a review. .(Read “A Legal Nightmare: The Unwritten License” for a sense about how non-exclusive rights can be troublesome). Accounting and Cross collateralization issues: these are potentially a significant issue.
Dramatic rights agents like Holly Frederick have the highly specialized job of arranging the sale of a book's film, TV, or stage rights for adaptation. Frederick works exclusively with authors .


This book on Air Law and Operational Procedures is suitable for student pilots training for the JAR-FCL/EASA Pilot’s Licence to PPL level and beyond, and also for students working towards the UK NPPL.
Pilots who hold a JAR-FCL/EASA Pilot’s Licence are entitled to fly in the sovereign airspace of many nations, notably in the airspace which falls under regulations laid down by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). So, in order to operate effectively and safely wherever they fly, pilots must be familiar with both national and international Air Law.
For the convenience of the student, this book presents International (ICAO) Air Law and United Kingdom Air Law in separate sections.
Second Edition, soft cover


Dance and fantasy from the Age of the Discovery
In 1414, Prince Henry the Navigator convinced his father, King John I, to launch a military attack and conquer Ceuta. By August the following year, Portugal was in control of the city as well as the maritime trade routes between the Atlantic and the Middle East. Prince Henry was knighted and became Duke of Viseu and Covilhã as a result, and thus began the Age of Discovery.
A century later, Portuguese caravel ships are still crossing unknown seas and music, literature and theatre continue to be inspired by sea exploration and the conquests of the New World. Court entertainment in the first half of the 16th century included musical moments like this as well as theatre performances and poetry recitals, during the same soiree, as the concept of a single performance like we have today was still strange at the time.
Before the Iberian Union, poets and musicians still travelled ostentatiously between Portugal and Spain, which explains the presence of Castilian Spanish in Portuguese literature and many common elements in different Iberian arts.
Luys de Milán, a Spanish musician and writer, would publish “El Maestro” in Valencia in 1536, a book of compositions for the vihuela de mano (‘viola de mão’ in Portuguese) dedicated to Portuguese King John III.
In this book, the first of only seven that exist for this instrument, there are different instrumental pieces of an improvisational nature (fantasies) and songs in Castilian Spanish, Portuguese and Italian, including tales of battles against the Moors and other historic events. They are unique in that they have the melody for singing noted in the instrumental accompaniment, which indicates that a musician was very likely to play and sing at the same time, like they do nowadays.
The rest of the songs in this program have been taken from Portuguese songbooks from the first half of the 16th century, which were arranged for a solo voice and instrumental accompaniment. These tiny books are a small treasure in our musical Renaissance, which are unique in the context of non-religious music in Iberia and in the theatre/music entertainment of European court life. These songs (mostly carols) invoke both bucolic landscapes and the simple life of a pastor (close to satire) as they unfold in mythological events. Although, most of them recite the eternal virtues and curses of Love, in song and lament, like we do today.
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Alan Black visits Google’s San Francisco, CA office to discuss his book “Kick the Balls.” This event took place on July 30, 2008, as part of the Authors@Google series.
When Alan Black was a child growing up in Glasgow, Scotland, soccer—or what he calledfitba’—was the be all and end all. His experience was not the little league, boys-of-summer stuff of modern America. For him, it was life and death. Now middleaged and living in California, Alan finds himself coaching a team of eight-year-olds in his beloved sport—and nothing is going right.
For a start, the kids are no good at soccer. Secondly, they’re pampered. Born and bred on the sport, Black’s hardscrabble Scottish upbringing consisted of playing tough and victory at all costs. Needless to say, his coaching methods are a far cry from the “winning isn’t everything” mentality his little leaguers have been reared with; and players and parents alike are shocked as Black attempts to transform the losing team through drills and bombast. Alone at night, watching evangelicals on TV, Black finds himself searching for some truth in the culture he finds so bizarre. And it’s with the Tigers that he feels most out of sync—faced with a mix of soft suburban children, a raft of overprotective parents, and an Iranian co-coach called Ali. Told with Black’s uproarious Scottish sensibility, Kick the Balls follows the abrasive, irreverent, and hilarious coach as he contends with a team that winds up with a zero-win record.
Both a celebration of his own tough childhood and an account of one man’s navigation of an alien culture, Kick the Balls will delight fans of well-told, laugh-out-loud memoirs.


|25 June 2010|
- Craig Ruddy's portrait of filmmaker Warwick Thornton has won the Archibald People's Choice Prize. Ruddy was inspired by Thornton's film Samson & Delilah, commenting ''his film gives a voice to a lost generation who find themselves at the end of a long dark tunnel''. He has titled the portrait The Prince of Darkness - Warwick Thornton. The win echoes Ruddy's 2004 success when he won the Archibald Prize for his portrait of actor David Gulpilil.
- After the first two editions rapidly sold out, The Woodblock Painting of Cressida Campbell is back in print, with a third edition set to reach bookstores on 14 June 2010. The book surveys Cressida Campbell's practice from 1984 to 2008.
- Anita Pettinato, Miles Hall, Peter Hollard, Cezary Stulgis, Kevin Oxley, Rex Backhaus-Smith and Pam Walpole are among the 40 finalists in the Sunshine Coast Art Prize.


Build-a-Library Baby Shower Invitations
I got a new camera for my birthday! (can you tell??) So hopefully moving forward, I'll be using photography as much as possible...Anywho, I was asked to design baby shower invitations for a friend recently, and the idea of the shower was to build the baby's library with sweet bedtime stories and favorites of the mommy-to-be (as well as friends and family). The entire shower is library themed, and for the invite, I thought it would be great to incorporate the library card-&-pocket style with a due date card. Also, I designed bookplate labels for guests to stick on the inside of each book so the baby (eventually toddler, kindergartener, and so on) would know which special someone the book came from. I used a monogram for the baby on the plates and the silver pocket on the invitation, and would also carry over for additional pieces at the party, and possibly thank you notes after the shower. Hope everyone has a fabulous week!


We want you to feel as if you are at home with friends. Our welcoming lounge forms the heart of the Hotel de Londres. You can meet there over a glass of wine and enjoy chatting and relaxing after a busy day of sightseeing and discovery. Guests can enjoy culinary delights and drinks from the honesty bar or lose themselves in one of the literary works from our library. The lounge can also be booked for events.
«All the world’s a stage», as Shakespeare once said. From our large terrace, which overlooks the town square in Brig, guests can enjoy watching a unique tableau of local life. The terrace can also be booked for events.


The War that Won me Over
The sequel to the 2016 Newbery Honor Book The War I Finally Won written by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley, continues the story of Ada whose mother hated her because she was born with a clubfoot and locked her away. In this book, it was set in Kent, England in the 1939 – 1945. In The War, I Finally Won there are new characters, intense situations that occur that are different from the first book, The War That Saved My Life. This book gives us as young readers an understanding what actually happened in World War II and what impact it had on regular citizens, whether it was a British child or a daughter of a Jewish teacher whose fate was on the line.
This book begins with the main character Ada in a hospital finally getting surgery that she had always wanted to repair her clubfoot, her brother Jamie and her adopted mum Susan were by her side the whole time. Once they get home from the hospital they came home to s terrible surprise their home had been bomb form the War, but luckily they have a lovely friend Lady Thorton, who offers her cottage for them to live in for the moment. When Lady Thorton’s husband Lord Thorton comes home and hears that Susan needs a job he gives her one straight away as he works for the British government. Lord Thorton realises that Susan has a degree in math’s from Oxford so he gives her a Jewish German girl named Ruth to tutor for a while.
I really enjoyed reading this book and I give it a 10/10. Recently I have been interested in reading war stories. You would really like this book if you also like war stories and like to have a bit of a cry as I did. This book was one of my favourite books I have ever read as it isn’t a hard book to get into as once you had finished the first book you just want to keep reading on and see what happened to Ada, her brother Jamie, Susan and their mother.


Rag Rug Creations
Rag Rug Creations: An Exploration of Colour and Surface by Lynne Stein (Bloomsbury). Covers every part of the process of making rag rugs. Includes Winifred Nicholson's 'Peacock' rug.
Christopher Wood letters
Christoper Wood's letters to Ben and Winifred Nicholson 1926-1930, ed. by Anne Goodchild, (Sansom & Company).
The Echoing Gallery presents thirty three of the finest poets associated with Bristol, each specially commissioned to write a response to art in the city, and includes a poem by John Wheway about Winifred Nicholson's Kate and Jake, Isle of Wight, 1932.
Music of Colour
Music of Colour (Kettle's Yard, 2012). Kettle's Yard houses the largest public collection of pictures by WInifred Nicholson. This book also includes writings by Jim Ede on WInifred Nicholson, as well as her essays 'Liberation of Colour', 'Blinks', and 'I Like to have a Picture in My Room', and a number of pictures previously unpublished.
Kettle's Yard and its artists
Kettle's Yard and its artists (Kettle's Yard, 2011) includes writings by Jim Ede about Winifred Nicholson and quotes from her own letters.
Kettle's Yard house guide
Kettle's Yard house guide, (Kettle's Yard, 2012) contains details of the pictures on permanent display in the house.
Alastair Morton and Edinburgh Weavers: Visionary Textiles and Modern Art, by Lesley Jackson (V & A Publishing, 2012) includes information about Winifred Nicholson's friendship with Alastair Morton and illustrates her textile design 'Sequence'.
Without From Within
Without From Within, an exhibition at the Djanogly Art Gallery,
Recent Exhibition at the Crane Kalman Gallery
An Exhibition of Paintings by Winifred Nicholson to mark the publication of the book: Winifred Nicholson by Christopher Andreae.
Art and Life
Art and Life: Ben Nicholson, Winifred Nicholson, Christopher Wood, Alfred Wallis, William Staite Murray, 1920-1931. Art and Life examines the artistic partnership of Ben and Winifred Nicholson in the 1920s and their friendship and collaboration with Christopher Wood, Alfred Wallis and the potter William Staite Murray. Inspired by each other, the Nicholsons experimented furiously and often painted the same subject, one as a colourist the other more interested in form. Winifred wrote of her time with Ben, 'All artists are unique and can only unite as complementaries, not as similarities'. (Philip Wilson Publishers, 2013).
Winifred Nicholson in Cumberland
Catalogue published on the occasion of the exhibition at Abbot Hall Art Gallery, Kendal, which examines Winifred Nicholson's creativity in Cumberland over 70 years. (Abbot Hall art Gallery, 2016)
The St. Ives Artists
The St. Ives Artists, A Biography of Place and Time by Michael Bird (Lund Humphries) discusses Winifred Nicholson's trip to Feock and St. Ives in 1928, and illustrates Feock Creek 1928.
Winifred Nicholson: Liberation of Colour
Winifred Nicholson: Liberation of Colour by Jovan Nicholson (Philip Wilson Publishers) explores the whole of Winifred Nicholson’s career with a special emphasis on her theories of colour and her late ‘prismatic paintings’.
Portraits of Place
Portraits of Place: Works from Kettle’s Yard and Richard Long, The Heong Gallery at Downing College, Cambridge, 5th November 2016 – 15th January 2017. Published by Downing College, Cambridge.


Greetings all, just received my copy by Jordan and Caresse published by Seaforth. An excellent read, but tought I'd post my Amazon review to provock a little discussion of these fascinating ships.. here goes!
This is not the book I was expecting, but thats probably my fault. I was expecting a book about the French "dreadnought" battleships of WW1. This book is about far more- the evolution of French battleships from the "fleet of samples" onwards- yes, those funky steam punkers with the wacky hull designs that are so fascinating and visually appealing. The format follows the now classic Seaforth layout of class by class detailed technical descriptions lavishly illustrated with photographs and drawings.
The reason I have given this 4 out five, rather than a full five is simply because I feel there is a fascinating story buried in here which the authors allude to in the design and appraisal sections for each class, but they do not draw out the thread and discuss in any detail. Simply put, the French designed and built battleships around a theory of sea warfare that seems to have differed fundamentally from the approach taken by their rivals in the RN, which partly explains the designs of their ships (the other explanation being a political decision to limit the displacement of their battleships to appease the Jeune Ecole school who favoured what would today be called “asymmetrical warfare”).
The ”tumblehome” hull designs of all the classes up to the “Patries” are the distinctive feature, yet the term does not appear in the text, neither are the reasons for the continuation of this feature from the days of sail. Mention is made of the need for all round fire, but the tactical imperatives are not discussed- I’m left with the impression that the French thought future naval battles would be close range “melee” Lissa or Trafalgar style battles- hence the adoption of the “lozenge” style armament distribution of the larger guns? The development of the quick firing smaller calibre gun led the French to develop the “Canet” turrets for what we would today think of as the “secondary” armament- but reading the text its apparent that in fact the French regarded these as the main armament of the ships- the discussion of the “Patries” brings this out to some degree.
Re tumblehome hulls the text mentions that architect Louis Emile Bertin gave a detailed analysis of the risks associated with French hull designs in the early 1890’s, but had to wait until his appointment as Chief designer later in the decade to cajole the naval establishment into moving away from these designs. It sounds as if there was quite a controversy, but this is not discussed in depth- a shame. Looking superficially Bertin’s designs of the late 1890’s (Patries, Henry IV) to my eye closely resemble the designs by Watts for the Dreadnought hull and Invincible class armoured/battle cruisers. Who influenced who?!
French designs went head to head with British designs in the Russo Japanese War of 1904/5- some discussion of the merits of each and lessons from Tsu-Shima would have been welcome- there is one mention that the French thought Tsu-Shima vindicated their “mission kill” approach of a high volume of medium calibre fire, but the early loss of Oslyabya to heavy gunfire is not discussed. Perhaps the authors did not want to stray too far from the technical descriptions of the ships?
In summary my comments are more along the lines of “more please” rather than a criticism of the book- mine is already covered in ink, so all in an excellent book and well worth the cash if the predreadnoughts are your thing.
Cut me to shreds here.....!


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Annie Stirch, author & advocate
Annie is a birth mother to three children. After sixteen years of silence, she wrote The Hyenas Children and told the tragic story of her children’s forced adoption. She hopes to inspire and support other families suffering in the family court system, to find their voice.
After Annie’s success with The Hyenas Children and the connections she made, she decided to continue to share her life story and all the difficulties she has faced. She is now working on book two, which will focus largely on her childhood traumas and her marriage to the narcissist that tore her family apart.


Mr Armadillo children coloring book is out now and available from amazon!
Mr Armadillo children coloring book coming out soon and available from amazon!
The good reviews and feedback I've received for my recently published Mr Armadillo children's book in amazon, encouraged me to start working on a new coloring book based on Mr Armadillo friends and other animals native to my country Chile.
The book consist of around 24 illustrations with animal characters from the Atacama desert like the desert fox, the condor, the toads, the ostrich, the llamas, the flamingos and many other characters ready to be colour.
You can purchase the Mr armadillo book direct from amazon in English or Spanish. To find it just go to any amazon browser and type my name this will open a page with all my books.
A second book based on Mr Armadillos adventures is planned for Spring 2017.
¡Mi nuevo libro para colorear "Don Armadillo y sus amigos" pronto estará al venta en amazon!
¡Mi nuevo libro para colorear "Don Armadillo y sus amigos" pronto estará al venta en amazon! Las buenas críticas y comentarios que he recibido sobre mi libro Don Armadillo en amazon, me han animado a comenzar y trabajar en un nuevo libro para colorear basado en Don Armadillo y sus amigos y otros personajes/animales nativos de mi país Chile.
El libro consta de alrededor de 24 imágenes incluyendo ilustraciones como el zorro del desierto de Atacama, el cóndor, los sapos, el avestruz, las llamas, los flamencos y muchos otros personajes listos para ser coloreados. Pueden comprar el libro Don Armadillo directo por amazon en inglés o español. Para encontrarlo, simplemente vaya a cualquier navegador de amazon y escriban mi nombre, esto abrirá una página con todos mis libros.
Un segundo libro basado en las aventuras de Don Armadillo está previsto para la primavera de 2017.
All children books (and for the young at heart) are available as hard back or ebooks from the links on my books page from Amazon.com - Apple Ibookstore. Books are available to download as ebooks for all devices. Just got to your retailer of your choice and add my name to their browser and voila!
Todos los libros para niños (y para aquellos de corazón joven) están disponibles como libros electrónicos o de tapa dura en Amazon.com - Apple iBookstore y Blurb.com. solo tienes que agregar mi nombre al navegador y listo!
“Mr. Armadillo” This beautifully illustrated children book (and for the young at heart) tells the story of a depressed armadillo in search for answers and happiness.
With the help a few friends and an understanding of the simple things in life he’s able to overcome depression and be happy again.
Available soon (Spanish and English) as a hardback / e.book through amazon and apple iBook store.
"Don Armadillo" Un cuento para niños o para gente con corazon de niños!
Cuenta la historia de un deprimido armadillo del desierto en busca de respuestas y la felicidad.
Con la ayuda de unos amigos y de experimentar con las cosas simples de la vida él armadillo es capaz de superar la depresión y encontrar la felicidad.
Disponible (en Ingles y Español) en tapa dura y como e.book através de Amazon, Apple iBook Store y Blurb.com.
The Lambton Worm - Young Lambton never imagined that his Sunday morning catch would one day terrorise the folk of Wearside. However, the courageous Sir John returns to his home town and ensures the Lambton Worm never again wraps itself round Penshaw Hill. This exciting legend is one in a series of children books based on North East England folk lore. Also in this series: 'The Blaydon Races', the famous Geordie anthem in colourful words and pictures. 'The Bamburg Serpent', based on the Northumberland legend ;the Laidley Worm of Bamburgh' - an enchanting tale colourfully illustrated. 'Cushy Butterfield', a traditional folk ballad of a beer-loving Tyneside character. All books are beautifully illustrated by artist Jorge Lulic and include lyrics and musical score
"The Blaydon Races" has been the anthem of Tyneside in the North East of England since it was written by music hall performer George Ridley in 1862.
Most Geordies know this from the song:
"O lads, ye should only seen us gannin,
We passed the foaks upon the road just as they were stannin:
Thor wes lots oí lads aní lasses there, all wií smiling faces.
Gan alang the Scotswood Road, to see the Blaydon Races."
In this edition, the full story is told with Jorge Lulić's
delightful drawings, for anyone with an interest
in the folk lore of the North East England.
"Cushy Butterfield" (19th century) We know of Shoe-tie Anty, Nan the Mazer and Quayside Kate, but these women are shadowy figures in comparison with their larger-than-life male counterparts.
We certainly have to look carefully at Irving’s painting of the Blaydon Races to spot a well-known woman. The effort is worthwhile though, for there she is, almost rollicking her way out of the canvas – Cushy Butterfield. Cushy was a beauty of the steam age. Large, strong, noisy and bustling, she would have been a good match for Puffing Billy, thundering through her home town of Gateshead. Her florid complexion was matched by her tastes in fashion. Big goloshes, white stockings and lilac gowns, topped with rakish hats, would have lent a splash of colour to the drabness of the quayside.
She collected clay, which she rolled into balls and sold to the house-proud who treated their floors and steps with it. The yellow clay, with a texture like sandstone, was probably obtained from near the banks of the river Tyne. This was undoubtedly thirsty work, and Cushy Butterfield is reputed to have liked her beer. She chose not to marry her keelman, to his great sorrow, and left him singing the well-known refrain of ‘She’s a big lass and a bonny lass and I wish she was here’.
"The Bamburgh Serpent" is a story based on the old Northumbrian legend ‘The Laidley Worm of Bamburgh’ from North East England.
This colourful tale tells of a sad prince who goes to a far-away land, a beautiful princess, a fearsome serpent, an ugly toad and magic spells.
An enchanting tale for young and old.


by Mike Litchfield. Taunton Press, 2011. Paperback, 224 pp., 200 color photos, $24.95
There's a growing need for sensible and affordable shelter in North America these days, and Mike, the first editor of Fine Homebuilding, and the author of the bestselling book Renovation, has put together an immensely useful book here.
The book addresses a real need. For one (big) thing, baby boomers' parents are aging, and a cottage in the yard or an apartment above the garage beats a rest home or a retirement condo in both financial and human terms.
In many cases, for the cost of renting a house or apartment for a few years, or for the cost of an elder and/or loved one in a rest home, you can create a rent-free or mortgage-free home. The book covers, in this order:
1. Is an in-law right for you?
2. Design of in-laws
3. Choosing appliances, fixtures, and materials
4. Plans and permits
5. Methods of construction, and the pros and cons of each:
a. Basement units
b. Garage conversions
c. Stand-alone units
d. Bump-outs, carve-outs, and attics
6. Current sources for finding architects, green materials, and products


For this weeks art experience, our art class participated in the Turning Pages activity. We all gathered near the art galleries and made our way towards the library. The goal of the activity was to observe what used to be, what is, and what will be. The library was the first place to observe. We all decided to make our way to the second floor and each pick up our own children’s book. Then we did something unexpected. We read. We all got our books and started reading in the lounging area next the computers. Then we began to read out loud and cause a bit of disturbance. After the library, we all made our way to the book store. this didn’t create much of a disturbance because we did what we were supposed to do. Finally, we finished off with a discussion.
Over all, it was an interesting experience. It was fun seeing people look at us oddly for reading books, which is what is suppose to be done in a library. Saying that the library doesn’t promote reading is a bit off. They do have floors where silence is encouraged. However, less and less space is given to reading and is now more focused on other topics. A Starbucks was built which took space from shelves. The computer lab did the same. In conclusion, this experience made everything feel so temporary. For what could exist now might not exist in a few years and be transformed entirely.


SONICA EKRANO is a new documentary film festival dedicated to the music, musicians, sounds and movements at the edges of massification and popularity.
If it’s already hard to find music in a leading role even in a national panorama filled with many great film festivals, what about the “other musics”? How do we reach the exceptional films portraying artists, sounds, local and global movements, which often slip through the cracks of the wide variety of audiovisual media on offer in our present day? History is often created away from the spotlights of the media - in the present as in the past, where these histories sometimes lay dormant for decades until their (re)discovery.
The first edition of this festival creates a new space to provide the opportunity to watch cinematic works which remain (even in an age of digital platforms with on-demand content) hard to access, contributing to an increased audiovisual inclusiveness, striving to present a diversity of geographies and strike a balance between historical perspective and contemporary narratives.
The name SONICA EKRANO, written in Esperanto (meaning “Sound Screen” in English), seeks to reflect both music and cinema as “universal languages”, while also honouring the strong esperantist tradition in the south bank of the Tagus river, particularly in Barreiro and Moita (Baixa da Banheira), which will host the festival between September 9th and 18th.
Through the course of the 13 sessions, divided between the José Manuel Figueiredo Cultural Forum (9th to 12th), the Barreiro Municipal Library (13th to 16th) and the Augusto Cabrita Municipal Auditorium (17th and 18th), we’ll present an equal number of feature-length films, all of which made after 2015, almost half of them being shown in Portugal for the first time. Have a look at the programme we prepared for this event, and live it closely, in the right bank of the Tagus.


Mastering the Arena: League of Legends Unveiled
Introduction to League of Legends
Evolution of League of Legends: From Inception to Phenomenon
League of Legends, commonly referred to as LoL, began as a simple concept in the minds of a few gaming enthusiasts and has since evolved into a global phenomenon. This section will explore the game’s humble beginnings, charting its growth into one of the most played and watched esports in the world. We’ll delve into how Riot Games, the developers, managed to create a game that continually adapts and thrives in a competitive industry.
Understanding the Gameplay: Basics and Mechanics
For those new to League of Legends, this segment breaks down the fundamental aspects of the game. From understanding the game’s objectives to mastering the basic controls, this section serves as a primer for beginners. The gameplay of LoL is unique, blending strategy, quick decision-making, and character knowledge. Here, you’ll get a clear view of what it takes to start your journey in the League.
The World of League of Legends
Exploring Runeterra: The Lore Behind the Game
The universe of League of Legends is set in a mystical land called Runeterra, rich with lore and history. This section will transport readers into the world of Runeterra, exploring its diverse regions, cultures, and the conflicts that shape its history. Each character in League of Legends, known as a champion, comes from one of these vibrant regions, and their backstories contribute to the expansive lore of the game. Fans of fantasy and storytelling will find a treasure trove of tales and lore here.
Iconic Characters and Their Stories
League of Legends boasts an impressive roster of champions, each with a unique backstory and personality. In this part, we’ll highlight some of the most iconic and beloved champions, delving into their origins, abilities, and roles within the game. From the brave warrior Garen to the cunning assassin Zed, these characters are not just avatars in a game; they are integral to the rich tapestry of stories that make League of Legends so engaging.
Getting Started with League of Legends
Choosing Your First Champion: A Guide for Beginners
One of the first and most important decisions a new player makes is selecting their champion. This section aims to guide beginners through this process, offering insights into which champions are more suited for novices and why. It’s not just about picking the strongest character but finding one that resonates with your playstyle and learning curve.
Essential Tips for New Players
Mastering the Lanes: Top, Mid, Bot, and Jungle Explained
Entering the world of League of Legends can be daunting for newcomers. This part provides essential tips and tricks to help new players find their footing. From mastering the basics of laning and farming to understanding the importance of map awareness and team fights, these foundational tips are crucial for anyone starting their journey in League of Legends.
Strategies and Gameplay
Mastering the Lanes: Top, Mid, Bot, and Jungle Explained
League of Legends is played on a map called Summoner’s Rift, divided into different lanes and areas. This section will break down each lane (Top, Mid, and Bottom) and the unique role of the Jungle area. Understanding the dynamics of each lane, the types of champions that excel there, and the strategies involved is crucial for any player looking to improve their game. This part will also discuss the importance of lane control and how it impacts the overall game.
Teamwork and Strategy: Winning as a Unit
At its core, League of Legends is a team game where coordination and strategy play pivotal roles. This section focuses on the importance of teamwork, communication, and strategic planning. It will cover how to synergize with your team, the significance of roles and responsibilities, and the art of executing well-planned strategies to secure victory.
Advanced Tactics and Champion Mastery
Champion Deep Dives: Understanding Strengths and Weaknesses
Every champion in League of Legends has its unique strengths, weaknesses, and playstyles. This part offers a deeper look into specific champions, providing insights into how to maximize their potential and counter opponents effectively. Whether it’s mastering a complex champion like Lee Sin or utilizing the strategic prowess of Orianna, this section aims to elevate your understanding of champion mastery.
Advanced Strategies for Seasoned Players
For players looking to take their game to the next level, this section delves into advanced strategies and tactics. Covering everything from macro-gameplay to split-second decision-making, this part is designed to provide seasoned players with the knowledge to outsmart and outplay their opponents in high-level play.
Competitive Play and Esports
The Rise of League of Legends in Esports
From local tournaments to international championships, League of Legends has become a titan in the world of esports. This section traces the journey of LoL from a popular online game to a competitive sport watched by millions. It explores the growth of professional leagues, the rise of superstar players, and the impact of major events like the World Championship on the esports industry.
Major Tournaments and Iconic Matches
League of Legends has seen some of the most thrilling and memorable moments in esports history. This part highlights key tournaments like the World Championship and the Mid-Season Invitational, detailing their significance in the LoL community. It also reminisces about iconic matches that have left a lasting impression on fans and players alike.
Community and Culture
The Global Community of League of Legends
The League of Legends community is vast and diverse, spanning across continents and cultures. This section celebrates the global community, focusing on how players from different parts of the world come together to share their passion for the game. It also discusses the role of online forums, fan groups, and social media in fostering a vibrant and inclusive community.
Fan Creations and Cultural Impact
The influence of League of Legends extends beyond the game itself. This segment showcases the creative output of the community, including fan art, music, cosplay, and fan fiction. It also examines how League of Legends has influenced popular culture, from mainstream media references to its impact on digital and interactive entertainment.
Updates and Game Development
Keeping Up with Updates: Patch Notes and Changes
To keep the game fresh and balanced, Riot Games regularly releases updates and patches. This section guides players on how to stay updated with the latest changes, understanding patch notes, and adapting to new game dynamics. It’s crucial for players to keep up with these updates to remain competitive and enjoy the game to its fullest.
Behind the Scenes: Game Development Insights
This part provides a peek into the world of game development, specifically focusing on how League of Legends is continually crafted and refined. It includes insights from developers, interviews with game designers, and a look at the process of creating new champions and updating existing ones.
Building a Career in League of Legends
From Gamer to Professional: Career Paths in Esports
League of Legends offers various career opportunities beyond being a professional player. This section explores the different paths available in the esports industry, including roles like coaching, content creation, team management, and broadcasting. It provides guidance and advice for those aspiring to turn their passion for League of Legends into a career.
Success Stories of League of Legends Professionals
The world of League of Legends esports is filled with inspiring stories of individuals who have made a mark in the industry. This part shares the journeys of famous players, coaches, and personalities who have achieved success in the realm of LoL. These narratives serve as motivation and insight for those looking to follow in their footsteps.
League of Legends on the Global Stage
League of Legends in Different Cultures
League of Legends isn’t just a game; it’s a global phenomenon that transcends cultural boundaries. This segment examines how LoL is perceived and played in different parts of the world, highlighting the cultural nuances and local flavors that make the game unique in each region. It emphasizes the game’s role in bringing together a diverse global community.
International Tournaments and Global Recognition
International tournaments are where the best of the best in League of Legends compete. This section delves into the world of international play, discussing major events that bring together teams from around the globe. It highlights the significance of these tournaments in promoting global recognition and cultural exchange through esports.
Future of League of Legends
Predictions and Expectations for the Future
The future of League of Legends looks bright and ever-evolving. This part discusses the potential future developments in the game, including technological advancements, evolving gameplay, and expanding the universe of Runeterra. It speculates on how these changes might shape the future of the game and its community.
Potential Expansions and Spin-Offs
Riot Games has continuously expanded the League of Legends universe. This section explores potential directions for future expansions and spin-offs, including new game modes, narratives, and media adaptations. The possibilities are endless, and this part seeks to ignite the imagination of what could be next in the world of LoL.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the best way for a beginner to learn League of Legends? For beginners, the best approach is to start with the in-game tutorial, which covers the basics. After grasping the fundamentals, watching tutorial videos, reading beginner guides, and practicing with beginner-friendly champions can be incredibly helpful. Joining online communities and seeking advice from experienced players can also accelerate the learning process.
- How often does Riot Games update League of Legends? Riot Games typically updates League of Legends every two to three weeks. These updates, known as patches, often include balance changes, new content, bug fixes, and occasionally new champions or major game changes. Staying updated with these patches is crucial for players to adapt to the evolving game.
- What are some tips for improving in competitive play? Improving in competitive play involves mastering not just individual skills but also understanding team dynamics and game strategy. Key tips include focusing on a specific role and a few champions, analyzing and learning from both wins and losses, working on communication skills, and staying updated with the current meta.
- How can I get involved in the League of Legends community? There are numerous ways to get involved, such as participating in online forums, joining fan groups, attending live esports events, and engaging with content creators. Contributing to discussions, sharing game experiences, and even creating your own content can also help you become a part of the community.
- What are some career opportunities in the League of Legends esports scene? The esports scene offers a variety of career paths, including professional player, coach, team management, content creation, broadcasting, and event organization. Opportunities also exist in areas like game analysis, community management, and marketing within the esports ecosystem.
- How has League of Legends influenced popular culture? League of Legends has made a significant impact on popular culture, inspiring various forms of media, including music, artwork, and storytelling. Its influence is seen in mainstream media references, collaborations with artists and brands, and its contribution to the growth and recognition of esports globally. The game has also played a role in shaping online communities and gaming culture.
- Can I play League of Legends on different platforms? League of Legends is primarily a PC game. However, a version called “League of Legends: Wild Rift” is available for mobile devices and consoles, offering a slightly modified experience tailored to those platforms.
- What makes a good team composition in League of Legends? A good team composition usually includes a balance of roles such as tank, damage dealer, support, and crowd control. It’s important to have champions that complement each other’s abilities and can execute a coherent strategy, whether it’s team fighting, split pushing, or pick and ambush.
- How does the ranking system in League of Legends work? The ranking system in League of Legends is divided into tiers and divisions, starting from Iron and going up to Challenger. Players climb the ranks by winning ranked games, and the system aims to match players with and against others of similar skill levels.
- What are some ways to deal with toxicity in the game? Dealing with toxicity can be challenging, but there are several approaches. Using the mute function to avoid negative interactions, reporting toxic behavior, and focusing on your own gameplay and improvement can help. It’s also beneficial to play with friends and foster a positive environment.
Summarizing the World of League of Legends
League of Legends is more than just a game; it’s a vibrant community, a competitive sport, and a cultural phenomenon. This article has explored the various facets of LoL, from its gameplay and lore to its impact on esports and culture. Whether you’re a seasoned player or a curious newcomer, the world of League of Legends offers an exciting and rewarding experience.
Final Thoughts and Future Outlook
As League of Legends continues to grow and evolve, it remains a testament to the power of gaming to connect people, inspire creativity, and foster a global community. The future of LoL is bright, and we can’t wait to see where this journey takes us.


The Cornell International Affairs Review is an international affairs journal that publishes academic papers of approximately 3000 words in length by faculty, graduate students, and undergraduates from Cornell and around the world. The CIAR Journal has featured work from Robert Keohane, Francis Fukuyama, Stephen Walt, and other experts in the field of International Affairs. Submissions must be international in nature, but we appreciate a diversity of topics, and have published a broad range of material in recent years. Interested in submitting a paper to the Review? Contact firstname.lastname@example.org for more information.
Below are previous issues of the Review, including our most recent edition - Volume 7 Issue 1 published Fall 2013


Don’t worry, the library lobby will be open again for pick up on Thursday, April 9. Email us your requests and we’ll let you know when your materials are ready and waiting for you in the lobby. Till then, check out all the virtual activities the library can offer you. New sites, information and activities are posted daily. Be safe and we’ll see you soon.
The Heckscher Museum has now created Heckscher at Home
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Please keep whatever materials you have borrowed from the library until further notice. ALL FINES WILL BE WAIVED.
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Fanfiction is a website where people write their own stories about their favorite books, movies, TV shows, etc. Parents just need to watch out for the content warnings if they’re worried about what their kids might read. Additionally, if kids create their own accounts, they can write their own fanfiction and post it online. Other people can comment on stories and leave reviews.
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Lorax and Truax
mentalflossr: In response to the 1971 Dr. Seuss book The Lorax, the forest products industry published Truax in 1995 to teach kids the importance of logging. Oh, no they di’n’t!
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If I could have one thing right now, it would be to hear your voice.
10 Ways the CIA Tried to Kill Castro
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100-Year-Old Photos of People Delivering Mail
mentalflossr: Vintage photos from the Library of Congress. Check out the last one to see what the Christmas rush looked like in the 1910s.


Gary Fisher lays bare his life and celebrated character in the new autobiography Being Gary Fisher and The Bicycle Revolution. Fisher is best known as one of the pioneers of mountain biking in the 1970s, and for his line of bikes in the 1980s, 90s and 00s, and this new book tells the story of his unconventional path to cycling-legend status.
Being Gary Fisher and The Bicycle Revolution comes in a beautifully quirky design by Bluetrain Publishing that reflects Fisher's larger-than-life personality and details his larger-than-life life, from being the kid who fell in love with cycling (until he was thrown out of the road-racing scene for having hair that was 'too long') to pioneering the sport of mountain biking and subsequently establishing his own bike brand.
Fisher's life has been a wild ride, but is one that he tells honestly and in detail with the help of BikePerfect consulting editor Guy Kesteven, with the book also featuring a number of fantastic photographs on every page.
"My story is about discovering how you can do things differently," Fisher said in a press release on Tuesday. "Did I ever expect mountain bikes to get this popular? Well, yes. But what I didn't expect was how far people would take them."
Being Gary Fisher and The Bicycle Revolution is available now. Visit trekbikes.com for more information.


This document details how to use the in-app messaging APIs provided by the AEPMessaging framework.
By default, the SDK will automatically fetch in-app message definitions from the remote at the time the Messaging extension is registered. This generally happens once per app lifecycle, in the
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Some use cases may require the client to request an update from the remote more frequently. Calling the following API will force the Messaging extension to get an updated definition of messages from the remote:


The ethical code of scientific-technical journal «Questions of atomic science and technics. Series: Physics of radiation effects on radio-electronic equipment» represents the set of rules on which relations of authors, editors and reviewers at consideration and publication of articles are built. Observance of ethical rules by all participants of this process promotes ensuring the rights of authors for intellectual property, to improvement the quality of title in the opinion of professional society and to an exception of possibility of illegal use of authors' materials in interests of individuals. By development of the principles of editorial ethics editorial office of magazine was guided by recommendations of Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE
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In order to scale up agroecology, it is critical to document and analyse its development in different contexts as a necessary step to attain significant insights about the state of the art of agroecology, as well as to support its expansion and use at the policymaker level. Based on the mapping of agroecology in different European countries, AE4EU (Agroecology for Europe) and Agroecology Europe are going to launch the first volume of a book series that presents the latest findings on the development of agroecology in Europe.
The mapping methodology relies on two concepts: key informants and initiatives. The key informant corresponds to a diverse range of experts providing information regarding one or more activity categories: scientific discipline, practices, movement, living labs, and education and training. The initiatives correspond to formal action led by an organisation towards agroecology that will be called “initiatives”.
Building on these notions, the mapping methodology is organised into four steps:
- Find key informants and interview them.
- Select the initiatives and analyse them through in-depth interviews complemented by desktop research.
- Analyse the data that was collected with complementary desktop research, and categorization into one of the five activity categories.
- Internal and, in some cases, external review of the country reports that present the results of the development of agroecology in a specific.
This mapping is not foreseen to be completely exhaustive, but rather illustrative, synthesising and providing key information on the road to building a common understanding of agroecology, as well as its development at the European level.
The launch of the book series is a significant step towards promoting sustainable farming and food systems practices in Europe. The first volume, “Mapping The Development of Agroecology in Europe,” provides valuable insights into the state of the art of agroecology in 13 European countries and serves as a critical resource for policymakers, researchers, and practitioners in the field.
You can find the book in open access here:


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For example, the sperm whale review could concentrate on the creation of the harpoon for whale hunting. Your university will probably have a preferred style for citations and references you will want to use.
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Let alone bazillion on-line pages that you can readily get drowned into. A literature review is an all-inclusive overview of earlier research on a topic. In a basic sense, it is just a research paper.
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While ideally the research procedure requires you to develop a topic and decide what data you require, in the true world I wouldn’t ever embark on a research project without initially considering access to data. In sum the research proposal needs to be coherent with a unifying body of knowledge and abilities operationalized for the conduct of a part of research in the close future. A case study is understood to be a study of one individual, group, community, or an occasion.
As a rule of thumb the very good student can improve the manageability of the procedure by limiting the quantity of theories to one or two at most. It will be helpful for the graduate student to critique the results to ensure a type 1 error isn’t made by rejecting a true null hypothesis. Check out whether there’s an important reason the research has not yet been done, which would ensure it is sensible that you pick a different focus.
The issue is that a lot of people don’t understand where to begin. The next thing to do is to mould the available information in accordance with the comprehension of the audience. Although there isn’t anything like a true word limit or page limit, it’s highly recommended not to overdo it.
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The research includes the evolution of a whole year. Try to remember, it’s also part of your research paper or project and should be neatly presented. You might even have accessibility to research that is so recent it hasn’t been published yet.
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Regardless of the preparations, dissertation writing is probably going to remain an intimidating job. The next thing to do is to start drafting the initial few chapters of the dissertation. When you are finished preparing your review, ask the next questions to be able to evaluate your workmanship.
Identify and define the topic that you’ll be reviewing. The way the review is incorporated generally is dependent on the area of studyA literature review may have a range of purposes within a thesis. Literature review is the procedure and product of examining published material.
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You have to have a sufficiently focused research question to run a narrative literature review. The literature review is a fundamental part of planning your research and allows you to develop your own field of thought. Depending on the purpose of the writer and the context in which it will be presented, a selective or comprehensive approach may be taken.
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Statistics is a highly specialized field and it may have a tremendous effect on the accomplishment of your dissertation. Understanding their differences ought to be easy. Recent progress on the analysis topic that may be organized thematically or chronologically.
Communication can be split into verbal and non verbal. Evaluating Past Research Some disciplines need you to use information that’s as current as possible. Conclusion Winning research largely is dependent upon new insights produced by the research and the additional value it creates to society generally.