The Music Discovery Requirements document is now available on the Music Library Association’s web site. http://committees.musiclibraryassoc.org/ETSC/MDR
The Music Discovery Requirements document addresses the unique needs posed by music materials which must be considered for successful discovery. This document discusses the issues and when possible gives concrete recommendations for discovery interfaces. Three appendixes compile technical details of the specific indexing recommendations in spreadsheets. The document was created under the auspices of Music Library Association’s Emerging Technologies and Services Committee and officially approved by the Music Library Association’s Board of Directors.
The Music Discovery Requirements document group welcomes your comments, questions, and other feedback on the document. The group is particularly interested in hearing how the document is being used, and in working with vendors and developers to create discovery interfaces optimized for the unique needs of music materials.


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With the shelter-in-place order this spring, it seemed like all of the books collecting dust on shelves across the world would finally get their time to shine.
With every form of entertainment under the sun at one's fingertips, reading seemed more daunting than turning on the latest binge-worthy show or zoning out while scrolling through the endless stream of consciousness that social media provides.
Without accountability, dusting off those novels seems more impossible than ever.
Those who want to read but lack the motivation have a new savior in the form of book clubs hosted by the Kern County Library.
The library's 24 branches were some of the first to fight against boredom or monotony during quarantine with virtual programs including e-books, daily storytimes, yoga sessions, English and Spanish conversation groups, and even encouraging children to read books out loud to help boost confidence. All of which can be found on Kern County Library's Facebook.
Beale Memorial Library hosts a monthly book club where members discuss the newest read over a Zoom meeting. Book clubs aren't new to the libraries but after a few months most people leave because the commitment can be a challenge, but with the accessibility of virtual book clubs it's something anyone can approach.
"I've had people say that digital makes everything easier," said Sherry Wade, the regional librarian with Kern County Library. "We miss our people, we miss having a place people can go but we want people to know we are still here for them."
The book clubs vary in subject matter. The Tehachapi branch hosts a monthly adult and teen book club. The through-line with most books that are required reading is that its accessible through the library's online hub at kerncountylibrary.org/elibrary.
"You're hearing so many different voices and perspectives," said Ariel Dyer, a former Beale Memorial Library associate.
For those that want more book recommendations look no further than "Book Talk Bakersfield," a podcast hosted by library employees Jasmin LoBasso and Fahra Daredia. The series is broadcast weekly on Facebook Live and uploaded on Spotify and Apple Podcasts later. A list of recommended books, television shows or other forms of entertainment is uploaded on libraryware.com.
The focus of the podcast is to highlight partnerships with the library, feature community programs, spread the joy of reading and learning, and instill a culture of reading in the community, host LoBasso wrote in an email.
Starting in September, Kern County Library will host One Book, One Bakersfield, One Kern, also known as The One Book Project, a community reading project that focuses on a few books and several online events centered around them that gets a conversation going. The program began in 2001 and shows no signs of slowing down.
The goal is to pull communities together through one literary experience. The featured books in 2020 are "Broad Band," "Little Engineers," "Songs for a Whale," "Women Win the Vote," "Women Who Launch," "Slay" and "Femme Magnifique: 50 Magnificent Women Who Changed the World." The genres range from nonfiction to graphic novels to picture books. All are encouraged to join the discussion.
Learn more about the One Book Project and the upcoming events at kerncountylibrary.org/one-book-project.


ReadWriteThink offers a wide array of standards-based lesson plans that meaningfully integrate Internet content into the teaching and/or learning experience. Lessons can be selected according to grade band (K–2, 3–5, 6–8, 9–12) and area of literacy practice. Each lesson is research-based, and includes a detailed instructional plan. The lessons are written for the teacher but include student-ready materials such as worksheets, interactives, and reviewed Web resources.
An important component of ReadWriteThink is our collection of Web resources. These resources are selected in adherence to a rigorous set of criteria and are thoroughly reviewed by our Review Panel. Within our Web Resource Gallery, you can select and sort Web resources by grade band (K–2, 3–5, 6–8, 9–12) and resource type. Resource types include
Instructional Resources—sites that provide instructional resources for the teacher, such as lesson plans, classroom activities, and teaching techniques
Professional Development—sites that offer current information in the teaching profession, including research findings, teaching trends, and noteworthy events
Reference Library—sites that provide specific information or offer general reference resources
Student Resources—sites that provide online interactive resources for students engaging in a reading or writing exercise
Lessons on ReadWriteThink can be sorted by literacy engagements so that teachers can highlight specific language functions in the classroom. Following M. A. K. Halliday's model, lessons are designed to engage students in authentic and meaningful language learning (1982). Literacy engagements simultaneously involve learning language (as students listen to it and use it with others in their everyday lives), learning about language (as students try to figure out how it works, engage with their teachers in focused instruction on how it works or in critiquing its impact), and learning through language (as students use it to learn about or do something).
While all three literacy functions—learning language, learning about language, learning through language—operate in any literacy event that makes sense to a learner, teachers, according to Kathy Short (1999), frequently find it instructionally useful to highlight one of these functions at a time (at least in their minds) so that they can consider which curriculum experiences are most likely to engage learners in that specific literacy function.
To enhance interactive learning, ReadWriteThink has produced a selection of lessons that incorporate online activities for K–12 students. These interactives are primarily intended to assist students with a reading or writing activity. Although they are tied to specific lessons, they can also be used with other lessons in your class.


Booki is a bookmarking app that allows print book lovers to store snippets from a book they are reading by capturing them in a quick and easy way.
The process of capturing a piece of text in a book and converting it into digital is not straightforward, especially when you just need to quickly capture something and store it for reading it later. Booki tries to address this problem through a simple interface that allows you to capture the text through the phone’s camera and archive it under the list of bookmarks you already have for the book you are reading. Furthermore, it uses optical character recognition to convert the print text into digital.
Booki has been designed with an emphasis on quick and easy capture of texts, which can be seen through the way how the app by default opens up in the capture ready mode and turns the camera on. After the text is captured, it also allows you to select just the relevant lines of text from the picture that was taken using a conventional text highlighting interface. Soon after which the new bookmark can be saved under the current book you are reading. And finally, the newly saved bookmark pops up through a scaling up micro animation in the last screen to present itself as the newly created entry.


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It’s not just a town. It’s an experience. OK, that line comes from The Princeton Convention and Visitors Bureau, but it describes Princeton to a T. From the beautiful and storied campus of Princeton University, to the shopping and dining of Palmer Square, to the imaginative exhibitions, events, and performances at the Arts Council of Princeton and Princeton University Art Museum, the Princeton Public Library and McCarter Theater, there is truly something for everyone here. Take a look at this community profile video and find out why we love Princeton. Better yet, come visit and experience our wonderful town!
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David Buckley Borden traveled to Pennsylvania from the Boston area and spent a hot, early summer day on Penn State Abington’s campus.
Most of our time was outdoors, as the campus has a beautiful park-like setting that will be the site for Buckley Borden’s work. Buckley Borden’s visit began with a meeting with Chancellor Damian Fernandez.
Mike Hartey, Facilities Manager on the Abington campus, took us on an extensive campus tour, focusing on the outdoor spaces that connect academic buildings. Mid-day we were joined by three students from Yvonne Love’s fall 2019 Installation course. These students, along with the others enrolled in the course, will be a part of the development and fabrication of the project.
One of the highlights of the day was a visit to the Ogontz Archive Room within the library. The history of this campus is rich and well documented!
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Scioto County Public Library Open House (Portsmouth Branch)
January 27 @ 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Portsmouth Area Chamber of Commerce will be having a ribbon cutting ceremony at the Portsmouth Library at 10:00 a.m.
Come celebrate the new name! There will be light refreshments, giveaways, door prizes and more.
For more information call 740-354-5688


If I have my choice, however, I love a rainy day, a quilt, and my worn sofa with my cat trying to position himself between me and the pages. Bright and sunny means I should be outside working! :)
I also love sitting in my truck and reading while waiting for the girls to finish their school clubs, meetings, etc. It's very cozy.
Now look at this reading room...
The Szabo Ervin Library in Budapest, Hungary is a beautiful place. Much of the building is a modern library, but in the central library is a preserved palace, Wenckheim Palace. It was built by Count Frigyes Wenckheim (1842 – 1912), a well-known aristocrat of the end of the 19th century, the owner of a vast estate with the membership of the Parliament.The City Council purchased the building and converted the beautiful palace rooms into reading rooms for their new library in 1931.
If I had a teleport machine, this would be mine!
Where is your special reading place?


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For over 24 hours, I have been trying to compose a review for a book by Cathy Parker. I have never felt as inadequate and as lost for words! She has written a book that will rock your world in a way that will leave you wanting to get up and get busy helping others! The manner in which she tells her story will light a fire in the depths of your heart and make you want to know God the way she knows Him!
She describes the process she went through to ensure the community of Barrow, Alaska and their young people were given a field on which they could play football. The problems she had to face and fight through would have made most businessmen and women throw in the towel time and time again. It took faith, perseverance, and lots of stamina, strength, and willpower to see her dream through to a successful and wonderful beginning for Barrow, their youth, and their football program.
Northern Lights is a true story of a wonderful woman’s dream, her willingness to get out of her comfort zone, and the awesome group of people who joined her and worked to change the lives of a community and their young people. I read the book in one afternoon because I could not put it down. I laughed, cried, and even felt the closeness of God as I read of the miracles that occurred during the fulfillment of one woman’s dream. I highly recommend this book for anyone who loves football, learning about the Alaskan culture, or hearing about God’s Miracles!


COMING JANUARY 5, 2021 from G.P. PUTNAM'S SONS
What a rare
marvel this book is . . .
Rarely is a book this finely
wrought, the lives and histories it
holds so tenderly felt, and
rendered unforgettably true.
I’m convinced Morrison, Baldwin,
and Bambara sat around sipping
wine one night, talking about the
day we’d read an offering like
The Prophets. Robert Jones, Jr. is a
worker whose art thankfully will be
imitated for generations.
I’ve loved the writing of
Robert Jones, Jr., for years, and
The Prophets is an absolute
triumph, a symphonic evocation
of the heights and depths of
pain, joy, and love.
On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous
Heavy: An American Memoir
A MESSAGE FROM
ROBERT JONES, JR.
A singular and stunning debut novel about the forbidden union between two enslaved young men on a Deep South plantation, the refuge they find in each other, and a betrayal that threatens their existence.
Isaiah was Samuel's and Samuel was Isaiah's. That was the way it was since the beginning, and the way it was to be until the end. In the barn they tended to the animals, but also to each other, transforming the hollowed-out shed into a place of human refuge, a source of intimacy and hope in a world ruled by vicious masters. But when an older man—a fellow slave—seeks to gain favor by preaching the master's gospel on the plantation, the enslaved begin to turn on their own. Isaiah and Samuel's love, which was once so simple, is seen as sinful and a clear danger to the plantation's harmony.
With a lyricism reminiscent of Toni Morrison, Robert Jones, Jr., fiercely summons the voices of slaver and enslaved alike, from Isaiah and Samuel to the calculating slave master to the long line of women that surround them, women who have carried the soul of the plantation on their shoulders. As tensions build and the weight of centuries—of ancestors and future generations to come—culminates in a climactic reckoning, The Prophets masterfully reveals the pain and suffering of inheritance, but is also shot through with hope, beauty, and truth, portraying the enormous, heroic power of love.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
ROBERT JONES, JR., was born and raised in New York City. He received his BFA in creative writing with honors and MFA in fiction from Brooklyn College. He has written for numerous publications, including The New York Times, Essence, OkayAfrica, The Feminist Wire, and The Grio. He is the creator of the social justice social media community Son of Baldwin. Jones was recently featured in T Magazine's cover story, "Black Male Writers of Our Time." The Prophets is his debut novel.


Carr's Compendiums: Introduction
com•pen•di•um: 1. A work containing in small compass the substance or general principles of a larger work or of a system or like. 2. a publication containing a variety of works. 3. [Archaic] Saving of labor, space, or time; economy. From the Late Latin "Compendere" meaning "to weigh together".
Carr's Compendiums™ are digital reprints of official records, documents, electronic datasets, photographs, audio recordings, and maps, related to the military and political history of the United States of America. These collections are reproduced and brought together using modern digital technologies and published on CD-ROM or DVD-ROM. They enable scholars, historians, and hobbyists greater access to important primary reference materials, at less cost than equivalent microforms or routine trips to the archives.
Carr's Compendium of the Vietnam War™ focuses on the conflicts in Southeast Asia following the Second World War. The collections within this compendium provide a detailed account from the perspectives of the participants in this pivotal period in American history.
The following four collections in this compendium are now available:
|A Study of Strategic Lessons Learned in Vietnam||3,639 pages|
|A Systems Analysis View of the Vietnam War 1965-1972||2,897 pages|
|Defense Attache Saigon: RVNAF Quarterly Assessments 1974-75||1,947 pages|
|Military Assistance Command Vietnam Command Histories: 1964-1973 (Sanitized)||9,216 pages|
Together these collections represent over 17,000 pages of official records that describe and analyze in detail U.S. involvement in Southeast Asia. Other titles currently in development include:
|U.S. Army Lessons Learned and After-Action Reports|
|U.S. Army Senior Officer Debriefing Reports|
|U.S. Naval Forces, Vietnam Monthly Historical Summaries: 1965-1973|
|Air-to-Air Encounters in Southeast Asia Collection|
These will be available from DCB Software in late 2003. Please visit our website for up to date information on these and other titles. Click here to go to our website.
May 30, 2003
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Many moons ago, I wrote a short story called ‘The Third Coming’. It tells the tale of a teenager who survives a plague and encounters a strange old man in the post-apocalyptic British countryside. (The story is included in my collection Pond Life.) The premise of the story – don’t want to say too much because, spoilers – nagged at me for years to come until, in May 2013, I sat down and began to describe how a manufactured virus would affect the human body. Nine feverish weeks later, writing around a full-time job, I finished the first draft of The Cleansing. Here are details of all three books.
Apocalypse unleashed. Swift and deadly. Merciless.
Seven billion people inhabit this planet in blissful ignorance of imminent annihilation. Destruction comes, not from meteors or nuclear holocaust, but from a source no one even knows exists.
The architects of doom have long moved among us, hidden in plain sight, waiting for the signal to trigger our extinction.
A handful of survivors—traumatised, bewildered—must come to terms with the new reality. And quickly. For the Cleansing is only the beginning…
* * *
A post-viral planet. Annihilation approaches.
Tom Evans and Ceri Lewis occupy a silent new world. Little more than a million people survived the Cleansing. They are spread out, weak, compelled by a force beyond their comprehension to remain where they are. Humankind teeters on the brink, its fate in the hands of the few who can resist the power that seeks to control them. But resistance may be futile.
In the midst of deathly calm, a new threat arises, one that will finish the job started by the Cleansing. Tom and Ceri face a stark choice: gamble their lives to try to stop activation of the Beacon, or lie low and wait for the human race to be exterminated. Either way, the end seems certain…
* * *
Unnatural calm. A silent storm gathers. Extinction beckons.
Survivors from mainland Europe and North America converge on Britain. Weary, confused, all come seeking answers; many come spoiling for a fight.
What began with the Cleansing, and was hastened by the Beacon, nears fruition. Time is running out, and human numbers are too few to win the last battle alone. Unless help can be found from the unlikeliest of allies, failure is assured.
Humankind faces its ultimate test. The Reckoning is upon us.


Welcome to Green Beanie Books (Ireland), where you can buy your copy of our first release, "Melvin The Friendly Bedtime Monster".
Created by husband and wife team Seanie and Deirdre Morris, it is an outlet for stories to sparkle in the imaginations of children. They want to share their passion for story telling, not only to their own children, but to yours too. Their first release, Melvin The Friendly Bedtime Monster has proven to be a popular title. This title is available as a standard version, and as a personalized gift (read more here).
Read from our News Archive different events that have happened since we started this past Summer!
With midlands schools buying copies for their school libraries and literacy tables, and interest to stock the book nationwide by International Education Services Ltd., Melvin has found his way into the classroom. Click here to find out more.
Green Beanie Books (Ireland) promotes itself throughout Ireland, and is open to suggestions for future projects. Green Beanie Books (Ireland) is also on the look out for writers wishing to have their works published. If you have a story to tell, then please get in touch!
Follow the cart item here to buy a certified, personalised copy. You will be prompted for the name (first name and last name) of the child during the checkout phase. All copies purchased are signed by the author with a little message to the child! Each copy comes with a box of crayons and some bookmarks.
Melvin The Friendly Bedtime Monster (Personalised)
PERSONALISED EDITION. Cute rhyming story with short activities with FREE GIFTS
Price (Includes delivery in Ireland/Northern Ireland): EUR 18.00
Listen back to Seanie's interview with Claire O'Brien on the Midlands 103 arts programme, 'Encore' here as they talk about Melvin The Friendly Bedtime Monster.


Wukong is a python ORM library for SOLR. Inspired by the Django ORM, wukong allows developers to easily interface with the SOLR HTTP API.
Wukong interfaces with SOLR either directly or via a specified Zookeeper cluster to allow for dynamically determining SOLR hosts.
Halligan Helper is named after Halligan Hall, the Tufts Computer Science building. It enables students and faculty to see the current usage of the various lab machines in the building from anywhere. It also records this data and keeps track of usage over time. Additionally, it provides a real-time queue showing the line of students waiting for help from teacher's assistants.


Supporters of the Mary Willis Library were treated to a holiday surprise when Friends of the Library unveiled a handmade miniature model of the historic 1889 building last weekend. Gail Boyd hosted a fund-raising event which featured a hand-crafted gingerbread replica of the Library, carefully constructed and decorated by master baker Alisha Hildago. The event generated nearly $3,500 in donations, which will fund the Library’s summer reading program in 2024.
The highly detailed model includes replicas of the building’s Tiffany windows, formed from colored sugars. The model was completed only on the morning of the event at Boyd’s Merry Oaks home. It will be moved and soon placed on display at the Library.
(Photo cutline: Mary Willis librarians Beth Miller (l) and Kaylee Moon were among the first to see Alisha Hildago’s gingerbread representation of Washington’s historic Mary Willis Library. The model will soon be on display at the Library.)
Reported by Richard Crabbe


CLIL Practice: Perspectives from the Field does not aim to be
a state-of-the-art description of CLIL. It seeks to open a window on
current practitioner understandings and practices in the field of CLIL
in Europe. Simultaneously, these multiple perspectives provide points
of reference for discussion by CLIL practitioners about CLIL practice.
In particular, this book hopes to engage CCN members in a critical
dialogue about what is required to develop quality CLIL programming in
a variety of different contexts.


- Mycofiltration: the filtration of biological and chemical pathogens as well as controlling erosion
- Mycoforestry and mycogardening: the use of mycelium for companion cultivation for the benefit and protection of plants.
- Mycoremediation: the use of mycelium for decomposing toxic wastes and pollutants.
- Mycopesticides: the use of mycelium for attracting and controlling insect populations.
The newly updated version contains more pages, more full-color photos, and new information on a wide variety of mycological topics, including:
- Prototaxites, a giant fungus dotting the landscapes of Earth and was the tallest organism on land 420 million years ago
- The role of oxalic acid and calcium oxalates in sequestering carbon dioxide and building the carbon bank
- Psathyrella aquatica nom. prov., the first underwater mushroom
- Gamma radiation fueling the metabolism of fungi analogous to light energizing plants
- New information on antimicrobial properties of mushrooms
Moreover, Mycelium Running has chapters on nutrition, medicinal properties, log and stump culture, natural culture, using easy to use and low-tech techniques, and much more. In total, 28 species are fully described. Heavily referenced and beautifully illustrated, this book is destined to be a classic reference for generations to come. Softcover, 343 pages, with over 360 color photographs.


The Tu Manga online app apk is among the most impressive Manga online applications now available on the market. It is home to some of the most well-known Manga collections for both children and adults, as well as an extensive collection of comic books and graphic novels.
These mangas are all drawn in a Japanese manner, and their stories typically follow a serial format that divides them up into a variety of categories. To put it succinctly, it is widely considered to be an excellent Manga reader.
In June 2014, it was introduced to the public to deliver an entirely novel concept and experience to those who read websites. The website features both original and user-made content, with the latter focusing specifically on the Spanish audience. Utilization of the site is not charged for.
Read About More Applications:
- What Is Futemax App? What Is Its Feature? Where To Download?
- Applob: How Can I Download And Use The Applob App?
- What Is Zefoy? And How Can I Use It?
Tu Manga Online App: How Do I Use It?
You may access one of the largest Manga libraries in the world by utilizing the Tu Manga online app, but to do so, you will need to complete a few straightforward steps first.
To make use of the Tu Manga Online app, follow the steps that are outlined below.
- To begin, please sign up for an account on the site.
- Complete the following: your email address, a name by which you wish to be known, a password consisting of at least six characters, and a statement that you are not a robot.
- You also need to check the box indicating that you agree to their terms and conditions before you can register.
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- After that, you will be able to enter the online version of Tu Manga.
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Installing the app will make it simple for you to retrieve this Android apk 2020, which is free and open-source software, from the Google Play store.
- Navigate to the Google Play store. – Use the search bar to look for the application.
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- Try typing “Tu Manga” into the web search bar to locate it.
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Do you secretly dream of playing or singing in a rock band, but don’t know where to start?
Do you believe that you are “tone-deaf”, lacking rhythm sense, or hold any other limiting belief that is stopping you from doing it?
From dispelling the “musicality myth” to proving that muscle memory can be developed at any age, the book provides a practical roadmap to your musical journey. With over 300 pages of practical guidance, this guide is a supportive friend while you make your dream a reality.
Topics in the book include:
- Why playing rock is the ultimate form of self-expression
- How to overcome limiting beliefs about musicality, tone-deafness, and rhythm sense
- How to choose the right instrument for you and learn to play it
- A step-by-step process for learning any musical piece
- How to recruit a band and conquer stage fright
- Tips for finding venues to perform in as a beginner
- How to write your songs, record, and share your music
And much more!
Already have the book? Get the exclusive book resources here.


The symbol editor is used to create cross stitch symbols for the KXStitch application. Originally KXStitch relied on standard character fonts to supply these symbols, but differences in user languages and the quality of the fonts available along with the alignment of the characters and the limited number available has driven the need to create a dedicated symbol set.
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SymbolEditor is provided as free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.


Dyche Hall Natural History Museum 1903-2003 By Carol Shankel and Barbara Watkins
The history of the Dyche building in black and white photos and words. Dyche Hall, one of the University of Kansas' most recognizable buildings, is the topic of this book by local authors Carol Shankel and Barbara Watkins, compilers of an earlier book on old Fraser Hall.
Dyche Hall: The University of Kansas Natural History Museum 1903-2003 was released to coincide with the centennial of the building's completion. Using historic and modern photographs and excerpts from period correspondence, newspaper and magazine stories, books, and other printed material, Shankel and Watkins tell the story of the building and the scientific work that has been carried out there.
The Kansas legislature allocated $75,000 to erect a building to house the Panorama of North American Mammals, plus other exhibits and the museum's burgeoning collection of research specimens, in 1901. The building was later named for Lewis Lindsay Dyche, an early 20th century explorer, scientist and taxidermist who was a museum curator and faculty member at KU. The Panorama, containing nature scenes from Alaska to Mexico, was mounted by Dyche for the 1892 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago. After the world's fair, Dyche returned the exhibit to Kansas, and he and other university leaders urged the legislature to erect a building to house the Panorama at KU.
Today, Dyche Hall is one of four campus buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is widely admired for its elaborate stone ornamentation, depicting natural and fantastic animals and plants, a reflection of the work that is carried on in the building. The building has been enlarged twice: once in the 1960s with a wing to house growing research collections and laboratories and again in the 1990s, when a wing to safely house the museum's reptile, amphibian, fish, and bird specimens preserved in alcohol was added.
"Dyche Hall: The University of Kansas Natural History Museum 1903-2003" was published by the Historic Mount Oread Fund, a tax-exempt fund devoted to the preservation and conservation of significant buildings, sites and amenities at KU as well as promotion of an appreciation of historic spaces, places and events associated with the university. The fund was founded in 1981 and is administered in cooperation with the KU Endowment Association.


A Strange Affinity
A Wild West Young Adult Fantasy where
A Deadly Education meets True Grit!
In the Wild West, magic is real.
When two strangers arrive in her small town along the Oregon Trail, Gloriana Rue learns that she has the magical ability, called an Affinity, to manipulate metal. Even more shocking, her late mother was a renowned magical scholar but had abandoned the world of Affinities. Desperate to know more about this secret past, Glory agrees to attend an academy for magicians to find answers.
Soon immersed in train robberies, a magical education, and adventure, Glory begins to find her footing in this dangerous new world. Until she stumbles upon a disturbing discovery: A killer is hunting magicians throughout the American West – and he’s getting closer to her new home. Glory must glean the truth hidden in her mother’s long held secrets to save her community before it’s too late.
A Strange Affinity is a young adult fantasy novel set in an alternate nineteenth century American Wild West. Fans of Vengeance Road by Erin Bowman, Revenge and the Wild by Michelle Modesto, and Upright Women Wanted by Sarah Gailey will love this novel about found family, adventure, and magic.


This is a textbook about classical elementary number theory and
elliptic curves. The first part discusses elementary topics such as
primes, factorization, continued fractions, and quadratic forms, in
the context of cryptography, computation, and deep open research
problems. The second part is about elliptic curves, their applications
to algorithmic problems, and their connections with problems in number
theory such as Fermats Last Theorem, the Congruent Number Problem, and
the Conjecture of Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer. The intended audience of
this book is an undergraduate with some familiarity with basic
abstract algebra, e.g. rings, fields, and finite abelian groups.
On November 2008, this book was published by Springer-Verlag and can be purchased from Amazon.com. Springer-Verlag has also very generously agreed to let me make this book completely free online. So please feel free to download it:
Free Legal PDF of this book
Free Legal Korean Version
Of course, I would greatly appreciate it if you support the book by buying it.
This book is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 0653968. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.


Author Visit by Daisy and Phoebe
Hinchley Wood School was delighted to have had Gemma Malley come and visit so she could talk to year 8. Phoebe and I were lucky enough to be able to chat to her for a few minutes.
We found out that she has always loved reading and writing, even when she was a child. She had also worked as a journalist and so got quite a lot of her ideas from stories she worked on. To any young students – here is what she said when asked for some tips "to be honest, and this sounds obvious, but just read and write".
According to Gemma, authors will always read through their books and be really critical, and want to change absolutely everything. Gemma also has found that she can relate to every single one of her characters, and when she’s writing as them, she feels like she adopts some of their personalities. Many people who become authors have wanted to be an author since childhood, Gemma didn’t. She feels like it just happened.
Where as many authors can feel threatened by the increase in eBooks, Gemma doesn’t, Gemma’s books have come out in eBook form, and she owns a kindle herself, but hopes that there is a place for both eBooks and paper copies. What do you think? Do you think there is a place for both eBooks and paper books? Do you think eBooks will take over paper books?
However, if you want to become an author you’ve got to prepare to be alone for long periods of time. Apparently, it can also bring out the schizophrenic side in people. It’s very lonely, but when the book is finished and has good sales you’re very happy, although critical of your books.
Of all of the books Gemma has written, her first one – The declaration is her favourite book. She felt like she had accomplished so much. Her favourite character in her books is Frankie and her favourite fiction character ever is Winston Smith from 1984.
Surprisingly, she got published remarkably easily. Her friend works as an agent for bloomburg, and wanted to read one of her books, so she emailed her first book to her friend. Her friend then got straight on the phone to bloomburg and she got published from there. Phoebe and I really enjoyed interviewing Gemma.


A Gay Ol' Time is an approximately 110 page hardcover anthology of 48 portraits of LGBTQIA+ and Two Spirit Americans and Natives born in the 1800s, with accompanying short biographical quatrains. It aims to shed a little more light on these people history tends to forget, memorialize them in watercolor portraits, and invite its readers to research them further.
With a high quality hard cover and wonderful full color printed pages, A Gay Ol' Time is a perfect gift for any loved one.
Signed copies will include a ballpoint and posca portrait of a random person from the book on title page, adding to the loving hand crafted texture of this book, and if you have a particular person you would like drawn for your portrait, of course feel free to request them.
A Gay Ol’ Time was written and illustrated by Maple of Kiernan Sjursen-Lien/K+CO’s system.
A Gay Ol' Time: A History of LGBT Americans
Shipping is via USPS with tracking.


The Regent Ghana Libraries (Learning Resource Centers)
The Regent Ghana Library is made up of 4 different campus libraries, namely City Campus Library, Trinity Campus Library, Roquah Campus Library and the Kings’ Campus Library.
The libraries have a total sitting capacity of about 200. The libraries have a stock variety of materials including books/monographs, journals, annuals, reports, pamphlets, reprints, CD-ROMs and audio-visual cassettes. To date the libraries have a total book stock of 19,108 volumes and a total of 41 journal titles. Apart from some few collections for background reading, most of the collections in the libraries are related to courses run in the university.
In addition to the printed books and journals the libraries have e-library facilities for both books and journals, 911 Audio-Visual Materials, over 8 networked databases, as well as manuscript and pictorial materials. In addition, the libraries have a total of about 20 computers, all fully equipped with internet facilities, installed in the libraries for the exclusive use of students.
The Regent Ghana Libraries through the collaboration of Biomed Central; world renowned open access publishers, have established an institutional repository that allows the university to digitally archive and showcase intellectual outputs of the university to a large and unrestricted audience worldwide.
When the University is in session the Libraries open at 8.00 a.m. and close at 9 p.m. from Mondays to Fridays. On Saturdays the Libraries open at 8.00 a.m. and close at 5.00p.m. When the regular students are on holidays the Libraries open at 8.00 a.m. and close at 5.00 p.m. from Mondays to Thursdays and on Saturdays but close at 9.00 p.m. on Fridays.


National Geographic Adventure has published their list of the 100 best adventure books. Perusing through the list, it is immediately apparent that the books are all the sort of high quality adventure writing, you would expect in a recommendation from National Geographic.
The books span from the golden age of exploration to the modern day. I see some old favorites (#7 Desert Solitaire, #17 Kon Tiki, #92 The Silent World), some I've been meaning to read (#14 Two Years Before The Mast, #47 Gipsy Moth Circles the World) and some new ones that look promising (#64 News from Tartary, #32 Through the Dark Continent,).
In general, I'm not a fan of these "100 best" type lists. It's a ridiculous way to classify cultural items. It doesn't matter if you are discussing rock songs, movies, or adventure books, it's always a bad idea. Simply calling the list 100 great adventure books would have been sufficient and more than accurate. Every book on the list that I've read is on my personal list of favorite books. I recognized many classics.
|Title||The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Expedition|
|Publisher||Alfred A. Knopf, 1998|
This is not the story of a successful expedition with conquering heroes returning home to a glamorous welcome. It is much better than that. This is the story of an expedition gone horribly awry and the courageous feats of leadership and teamwork by expedition members that turned what should have been a terrible tragedy into an incredible tale of survival.
|Title||Exploration: My quest for adventure and discovery under the sea|
|Author||Robert J. Ballard|
This book is the autobiography of Robert J. Ballard an oceanographer and explorer probably best known for discovery of the wreckage of the Titanic in 1985. The book covers a large time span; from his childhood in California through his retirement from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute in 1997.
I read a lot. I always have. I read fast too and that means I always have piles of books overflowing my bookshelves. Here are some good ones I'm looking at on my bookshelf right now.
Fastnet, Force 10: The Deadliest Storm in the History of Modern Sailing, New Edition
by John Rousmaniere.
|Title||Points Unknown: A Century of Great Exploration|
Points Unknown is an anthology of 41 of the greatest adventure stories from the 20th Century. The stories cover a broad range of topics from exploration in the jungles of Borneo to ascents of Mount Everest to solo sailing circumnavigations. The stories are all excerpted from the original works. Read on for the rest of the review.
Author Dean Karnazes
Publisher Tarcher (March, 2005)
Reviewer Paul Farrall
Have you ever pulled an all-nighter? Two in a row? How about running
non-stop through the night? This is the story of a man who routinely
does that and much more. Read on for a review of this book.
Dean Karnazes was living a normal yuppie life in San Francisco until


The Australian National Brooch Show launched back in May at the Fitzroy Library and finishes on August 1st. It will continue from 8th August through to 28th October at the Eltham Library. A Try and Buy event will be held at the Eltham Library on the 8th August. My brooches sold out at the opening event in May, however photos will be available for viewing in the second half of the exhibition in Eltham. I will also be making more still life inspired brooches available for purchase instore in coming weeks.


Calvo, P., Baluska, F., Trewavas, A. (2020) Integrated information as a possible basis for plant consciousness, Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications, Volume 564, 30 July 2021, Pages 158-165.
Chodron, P. The pocket Pema Chodron. Boston: Shambhala Publications. (2008)
Edou, J. Machig Labron and the Foundations of Chod. Boulder, Co.: Snow Lion-Shambala Publications, Inc. (1996)
Fisher, J. (2003). Working with the Neurobiological Legacy of Early Trauma. Instructor and Supervisor, The Trauma Center, Boston, Massachusetts. Paper presented at the Annual Conference, American Mental Health Counselors July, 2003.
Fisher, J. Healing the Fragmented Selves of Trauma Survivors: Overcoming Internal Self-Alienation. New York: Routledge/Taylor & Francis. (2017)
Heaven, R & Charing, H. Plant Spirit Shamanism, Traditional Techniques for Healing the Soul. Rochester Vermont: Destiny Books. (2006)
Jung, C. J. Modern man in search of a soul. New York: Harcourt, Brand. (1933)
Montgomery, P. Plant Spirit Healing, a Guide to Working with Plant Consciousness, Rochester Vermont: Bear & Company. (2008)
Siegel, D.J. Mind sight: the new science of personal transformation. New York: Random House. (2010)
Tsultrim Allione. Women of Wisdom, Boulder, Co.: Snow Lion-Shambala Publications, Inc. (2000)
Tsultrim Allione. Feeding Your Demons, Ancient Wisdom for Resolving Inner Conflict, New York: Little, Brown & Company. (2008).
Trewavas, A. & Baluška, F. & Mancuso, S. & Calvo, P. (2020) Consciousness Facilitates Plant Behavior. Trends in Plant Science. 25. 10.1016/j.tplants.2019.12.015.
Trewavas, A. & Baluška, F. & Mancuso, S. & Calvo, P. (2020) , Consciousness Facilitates Plant Behavior. Trends in Plant Science. 25. 10.1016/j.tplants.2019.12.015.
Van der Kolk, B.A. The body keeps the score: brain, mind and body in the healing of trauma. New York: Viking Press. (2014)
OTHER READING-CHRONIC STRESS
Damasio, A. The feeling of what happens: body and emotion in the making of consciousness. New York: Harcourt, Brace. (1999)
Diamond, S, Balvin, R., & Diamond, F. Inhibition and choice. New York: Harper and Row. (1963)
Grigsby, J. & Steven, D. Neurodynamics of personality. New York: Guilford Press. (2000)
Hanson, R. Hardwiring happiness: the new brain science of contentment, calm, and confidence. New York: Harmony Publications. (2014)
Hennighausen, K.H. & Lyons-Ruth, K. Disorganization of behavioral and attentional strategies toward primary attachment figures. In Carter, C.S. et al. Attachment and bonding: a new synthesis. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. (2005)
Herman, J. L. Trauma and recovery. New York: Basic Books. (1992)
Liotti, G. (2011). Attachment disorganization and the controlling strategies: an illustration of the contributions of attachment theory to developmental psycho pathology and to psychotherapy integration. Journal of Psychotherapy
Integration, 21:3, 232-252.
Ogden, P., Minton, K. & Pain, C. Trauma and the body: a sensorimotor approach to psychotherapy. New York: W.W. Norton. (2006)
Ogden, P., & Fisher, J. Sensorimotor psychotherapy: Interventions for trauma and attachment. New York: W.W. Norton & Co. (2015)
Schwartz, R. Introduction to the internal family systems model. Oak Park, Ill.: Trailheads Publications. (2001)
Siegel, D.J. The developing mind: toward a neurobiology of interpersonal experience. New York: Guilford Press. (1999)
Van der Hart, O., Nijenhuis, E.R.S., & Steele, K. The haunted self: structural dissociation and the treatment of chronic traumatization. New York: W. W. Norton (2006)
Van der Hart, O. (2018). Understanding trauma-generated dissociation and disorganized attachment: Giovanni Liotti’s lasting contributions. ATTACHMENT: New Directions in Psychotherapy and Relational Psychoanalysis, 12: 104-111.
Van der Kolk, B.A. & Fisler, R. (1995). Dissociation & the fragmentary nature of traumatic memories: overview & exploratory study. Journal of Traumatic Stress, 1995, 8(4), 505-525.


The Société de l'Histoire de France (SHF) was established on 21 December 1833 at the instigation of the French minister for Public Instruction, François Guizot, in order to contribute to the renewal of historical scholarship. On 31 July 1851 it was approved by President Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte as being of public interest. For almost two centuries, the SHF has been one of the main forces in the publishing of texts and documents on French history. Many leading French historians of the 19th and 20th centuries have been elected to its annual presidency. Its field was initially limited to the period before 1789, but the SHF later absorbed the Société d'Histoire Contemporaine (1927).
Its series of critical editions and its periodicals (Bulletin and Annuaire, combined since 1863 under the title Annuaire-Bulletin de la Société de l'Histoire de France) amount to over 500 volumes, a unique treasury of historical source material: mainly chronicles, memoirs, journals and letters, but also other documents such as financial or judicial records. A large proportion of all volumes published up to 1940 are now freely accessible online.
The SHF gathers twice yearly for a lecture on a historical topic and, on occasions, holds conferences for a wider audience.
Membership is open to both professional historians and serious amateurs interested in supporting and taking part in our activities. Candidates are presented for election to the Council by an active member. Members receive all new publications in addition to invitations for lectures and conferences. The annual fee (50 €) is our main source of income and goes almost entirely to the printing of new volumes.
Among other resources, this website, launched in 2005, provides the complete catalogue of publications (with links to all titles accessible of available online) and a general index of articles and documents published in the Annuaire-Bulletin from 1911 to the present.


Even though Read Across America Day focuses on celebrating childhood reading, it doesn’t mean us big kids have to miss out on encouraging each other to indulge in a good book or two!
To honor both Read Across America Day and Women’s History Month, we’re sharing our top favorite female-authored books aimed to inspire every woman to be her fiercest. These 5 gems are sure to wake your inner bookworm and motive your soul!
1. Bad Girls Throughout History by Ann Shen
Ann Shen’s tribute to women in history tells the stories of bad girls who broke all the rules and paved the way for fabulous women to come! Think artists and scientists, pirates and spies — 100 fierce females who stared stereotype in the face and said, “Hold my stilettos.”
2. Carry On, Warrior by Glennon Doyle Melton
In a world of picture-perfection and painstakingly curated social media, warrior woman Glennon Doyle Melton challenges the unachievable ideal and gets real, real fast! In a hilarious and refreshingly vulnerable collection of essays, Melton gives a personal account of what it means to be fabulously woman: fierce, imperfect, and — let’s be honest — a hot mess. Her book reads like conversation with your wisest, cleverest girlfriend at a coffee date, and leaves you with a renewed perspective on your crazy, beautiful mess!
3. Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls by Elena Favilli & Francesca Cavallo
This beautifully bound storybook masterpiece is the kind of awesome that knows no age: a treat for mommas and littles and everything in between! Much like Bad Girls Throughout History, it tells the stories of 100 exceptional women — fairytale style — and features the ranks of Frida Kahlo, Queen Elizabeth I, and Malala Yousafzai to name a few! Oh, and did we mention it’s packed with visuals illustrated by 60 female artists from across the globe? Its magic by rebel girls, about rebel girls, for rebel girls — who could beat that?
4. Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert
Remember Eat Pray Love? Author Elizabeth Gilbert has been dishing out freedom to be fabulous for years, and Big Magic is no exception! In a book for those seeking a life of creativity and inspiration, Gilbert dares you to be bold and unapologetically fierce while slowly uncovering your inner magic. It’s like a help guide to discovering your inner unicorn!
5. The Book of Jezebel by Anna Holmes
Knowledge is power for every mighty female, and so we give you The Book of Jezebel to feed your fierceness! The brainchild of the women behind the “Jezebel” blog, this powerhouse is an encyclopedic guide to all things girl. A self-proclaimed marriage of fact and opinion, it’s filled with commentary and a healthy dose of wit on everything from Vogue and Judy Blume, to zits and A-cups! Read, react, equip, and get your fierce on!
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Heal Your Body
A world renowned book by celebrated author Louise L. Hay who explains how our attitiude to life and the language we use cause our ailments. Using her techniques, you will be surprised to discover patterns in your own ailments that reveal a lot about yourself
You Can Heal Your Life
The best-seller by Louise L. Hay which has tranformed the lives of millions of people by altering their awareness of the impact the mind has on health and well-being.
Louise Hay - I Can Do It
In this book Louise L. Hay shows you how to change & improve virtually every aspect of your life by understanding & using affirmations correctly. Louise discusses topics such as health, forgiveness, prosperity, creativity, relationships, job success, & self esteem. Includes an affirmation CD
Doreen Virtue - Archangels & Ascended Masters
A thoroughly researched book in a lively encyclopaedic format, listing 77 divinities from a wide variety of the world's religions & spiritual traditions. Includes explanations of the role that they serve in today's world, how they can help with specific life problems, and how to call upon each one.
The Game of Life
Florence Scovel Shinn carried out her work in the first half of the 20th Century and has had a profound influence on many people including Louise L. Hay. This book contains the original text from The Game of Life as well as The Game of Life for Women. Foreword & Affirmation CD by Louise L. Hay.
An Adventure in Grief
A work by Catherine de Courcy that looks at the hidden aspects of grief and how to manage the strange and unsettling challenges the loss of a love one provokes. This is a deeply moving & inspiring story of her journey through grief in the aftermath of her husband John's suicide.
When Heaven Opened its Door
A beautiful book of Angel Paintings and Writings by Lorraine Coffey. The original paintings hang in her beautiful Angel Sanctuary in France. An inspirational Card Deck is also available and can be used to gain guidance from the angelic realms.
Illumination: The Shaman's Way of Healing - Out of stock
This book takes the reader on a healing journey, inspired by the timeless wisdom of indigenous cultures and the latest theories on neurobiology. Author Alberto Villoldo.
How to know God
Deepak Chopra charts a fascinating course as he explores mysticism, religious ecstacy, genius, telepathy, multiple personality & clairvoyance, drawing insights from psychology, neurology, physics and the great religions.
The Third Jesus
Deepak Chopra explains how the universal wisdom of Christ, especially in the guise of the Third Jesus, can lead towards a truely loving spirituality and a future free from hatred for us all.
The Division of Consciousness
Peter Novak draws on mythology, psychology, religion and science as well as past-life regression and near death experiences to determine the ultimate question: do we have souls and do they survive death?
God I Am
A highly inspirational and classic book that speaks the language of the soul. A must for sincere seekers of spiritual truth. Author Peter O. Erbe.
The Secrets of your Rising Sign
Reconcile the inner and outer you through your sun sign and your rising sign, to get the most out of life. Author William Lamb with Webb Harris Jr.
A beginner's guide to casting your horoscope and predicting your future. Includes software CD for generating Vedic astrological charts. Author Andrew Bloomfield.
Seth Speaks: The Nature of the Psyche
Seth speaks through Jane Roberts to reveal a new concept of self, answering questions about the secret language of love, human sexuality, the real origins & the power of dreams. Author Jane Roberts.


Last week I went to Amsterdam to visit the book presentation of a fellow twin mom: Janneke Jonkman. She has written a book about her first years with her twins. Quite an accomplishment I think, seeing that she also had to raise twin girls 🙂 🙂
The book tells her story, but it also shares the experiences of several other twin moms from the Netherlands and Belgium whom she has interviewed for this book (including me). If you read Dutch I can really recommend this very honest book about all the things moms (may) have to go through. It also contains a lot of ideas on how to deal with difficult situations and tips on how to stay positive when it’s becoming to much. The book is printed in full-colour and comes with many beautiful photos.


I read, Therefore I am
Whenever you get that question of 'What are your hobbies?', and you start thinking about them then finally you mention that you love 'reading books'.
When I get to think about hobbies, I always find the word 'reading' rushing out of my mouth. I remember every single book I read throughout my life.
I start recalling them by names and details of the stories and their characters. I never forgot a book I read.
Going back in time to my childhood, I can say that reading is my precious inheritance from my father. He was an avid reader who devoured uncountable numbers of book of different genres. He used to talk to me about reading when I was a little kid.
I used to stare at the huge library he had in our house, which was stuffed with dozens of books. I thought that he might have had all the books on earth. He had books of law, medicine, philosophy, religion, politics, geography, sports, engineering and even chemistry.
He owned books of poetry, short stories, plays, novels, diaries, biographies and autobiographies. My dad's library resembled a castle. I remember those nights when stayed up late for hours wearing his reading glasses and holding a book in some sort of a surrealistic scene for a man whose passion for knowledge transcends his concern with earthly pleasures.
Reading was his favorite activity before sleeping, or rather it was his favorite thing ever ! He never seemed to be less eager to read even while growing older and unfortunately more sick.. He loved reading in such a platonic way.
My father passed that habit of passionate reading down to me, and here is my say. I believe that reading is something heavenly. It has the ability to give you peace even at your worst times.
If age is ever counted by books, I would definitely be over a thousand years now !
Reading is my best friend who never failed me. It gave me insight. It sharpened my senses and made me super receptive to whatever happens around me.
It developed my perspective and the way I think about everything in life. It gave me that analytical sense to realize that everything happens for a reason. It taught me that nothing happens to us is arbitrary, and there is always that certain point of time when we will find out the answer for all our Whys.


Andrzej Malinowski His life in five steps, by Jola Zielinska
Andrzej Malinowski was born in Warsaw, Poland.
Born into a modest family, he spent his childhood in a post-war climate tinted by dark grey and red flags.
Feeling trapped on all sides he looked for a light, far ahead. This light at the end of the tunnel revealed itself as the “ideal of beauty” and he set upon on a frantic quest towards it.
He read anything that fell into his hands. Deep in his heart he collected rare snatches of beautiful music heard on the radio. Lucky enough to have access to musical instruments thanks to his stringed-instrument making grandfather, he strummed wood and strings. However beyond all this he was offered a wonderful world of images and absorbed, like a vacuum, everything that passed before his eyes: paintings in local churches (a maternal influence), images of communist propaganda from his father’s side, and rare memories of museums...
All of this was a permanent enchantment without any external filter or value system; and with each discovery a new world opened up to him.
Gradually this charmed child grew to think he too could be an “enchanter”, and attempted sketches and watercolours. To his great surprise these delighted those close to him, and he began to perfect his burgeoning talent, dazzled by hopes of an artistic career. As he grew, his choices and fields of enquiry matured. He began reading the classics and discovered the great names of painting through art book reproductions. It was in this way he encountered Vermeer and Rembrandt, and even if the images did not match the originals and he would later find other passions, he never abandoned these first loves.
Still unsure of who he was and what he might make of his life, he passed the entrance exams for the Warsaw Academy of Fine Art. Six years followed in an artistic context where “without Marcel Duchamp, point of salvation” - the conceptualisation of art was already on the move.
For someone who wanted to paint like Vermeer or Rembrandt, the undertaking was senseless.
Nevertheless, a good student, he complied and completed his master’s degree at the Warsaw Academy of Fine Art in 1973. Overall, this period was a happy one and luckily did not dent or alter the young graduate’s soul.
However he was now prey to two contrasting feelings: that of having returned to his point of departure, and that of wanting to go further. The dreamy image of Paris, an Arcadia of Arts and Literature, led to his departure for France.
Suitcases full of hope, ambitions and dreams, he was confronted with the reality of his new life, earning a living as fast as possible with the addition of a baby. How can one earn a living in a foreign country without speaking the language and without friends?
Having tested some survival options and with the duchampian dogma still set aside, he settled on illustration. This choice of a domain where “accomplished” figurative painting and narrative were not yet banished, was confirmed by a first place prize for Film poster at the Deauville Festival Film in 1977.
During this period spanning 1974-1977 he established himself in publicity and film poster illustration. He illustrated, illustrated, and illustrated, his name set next to prestigious ones in the fields of publicity and cinema, broadcasting, publishing and the press. He garnered numerous awards, honours and recognition and presided over juries.
In 1982 he was granted French nationality.
Unfortunately, or possibly fortunately, the growing collective power wielded by “new generation” commercial directors in broadcasting slowly whittled down any space for originality and artistic sensibilities. The growing ascendancy of new digital imaging software equally rendered obsolete the notion of artistic personality in this domain, at least in its beginnings.
It was in this context that Andrzej Malinowski found himself facing the dilemma of whether to “live” or “have”. At the age of 45 he made the choice to leave the downy but suffocating bosom of show business and become a “young” artist painter.
He left Paris for the rolling green hills of the Val d’Oise, one of the most beautiful areas in the Ile de France region. Here, the surrounding forests, stunning views and real human interaction breathed new energy into his life and work.
Opening his suitcases once more he found nestled in the depths, crumpled and parched, the remnants of his hopes, ambitions and dreams. To these he added what had stayed with him of his “illustrative” adventure: THE MASTER-CRAFT OF PAINTING AND COMMUNICATING THROUGH IMAGES. As an independent artist he began to explore the themes underlying his painting. Naturally, he chose what held for him the promise of a realised and shared happiness: a Woman “to dream of” and a Landscape “to wander through”.
That these themes have already been universally explored since the dawn of time only reaffirms his choice. It proves that these “sources of dream” are loved and inexhaustible.
Certainly, to play the “big man” he could have used broad strokes to grossly play on themes of suffering, HAPPINESS BEING LESS PHOTOGENIC THAN PAIN. Yet, for modesty, he chose not to spill his guts but rather, spread wide the blue wings on his back.
Success came almost immediately, with his paintings captivating dealers and finding passionate collectors.


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This record includes
two Mouseketunes from The Mickey Mouse
Club television show. The record was released in
both 6" 78 RPM and 7" 45 RPM formats with the same
catalog number. Each issue has two different covers.
One cover features the cast waving and looking up with a yellow
background and the other shows The Mouseketeers on stage with a
red background. The one with the yellow background shows
Dennis with only four fingers. The artwork pictured on
this site has been corrected.
Number: LG-753-78-A E-9712 / LG-753-78-B E-9713
Notes: The Mickey Mouse
a children's television variety show that includes live-action
performances, exclusive serials and animated segments that were promoted
as Mousekatoon Time. The show was part of a deal with
ABC that help fund the building of the Disneyland Theme Park, in Anaheim
show premiered in October of 1955 and ran for three seasons, starting
out in an hour-long format and later shortened to 30 minutes. The
programs include a cast of children, known as The Mouseketeers, led by adults Jimmie Dodd and Roy Williams. In
all, 260 one-hour episodes and 130 half-hour episodes were produced.
original show found new life in syndication in 1975. The success
of the reruns led to the creation of The New
Mickey Mouse Club in 1977 with new episodes and a new cast.
The original series was also revived in 1983,
finding a new home on the Disney Channel. Those airings paved way
for another new cast and episodes starting in
1989 under the title


Do you need some real-life, tried and tested, practical skills and tips to get you going and keep you going? This is where you fill your toolbox with useful techniques to effectively connect children with Jesus and His Story.
Check out the library for the methodology and practice of children's ministry videos. Keep checking for new videos.
How to Effectively Lead a Children's Ministry Team
Besides organizing a team and handing out curriculum, kids ministry workers need so much more if they're going to help kids begin a lifelong relationship with Jesus. What do they need? Find out as Yvonne Ford explains how to equip, empower and encourage your team!


Over the last 7 years, I have been dove head first into BBQ. I have read just about every BBQ blog, forum and book that is out there and have listened to countless hours of the BBQ Central Show. Yet the knowledge of BBQ is an unending pursuit. With the history of BBQ in this country and the regional varieties you could spend a lifetime studying the craft of BBQ and still be on the very threshold of all there is to learn. After the many years of studying and searching I feel I have finally found “THE BEST” BBQ information out there.
I recently made the mecca trip to Central Texas and of course stopped at the famous Franklin Barbecue (you can read more about this trip here). During this trip I fell in love with the style and flavor of authentic Texas BBQ, so naturally when Aaron Franklin’s Book Franklin Barbecue A Meat-Smoking Manifesto I jumped on the opportunity to own a copy. A quick online order and couple days later my new book showed up on my doorstep.
First I would like to mention the quality of this book, the hardcover stands out from a lot of the other BBQ books in my collection and actually makes me hungry just looking at it. The embossed cover is a nice touch and the photgraphy and design work on the cover (and throughout the book) is second to none. You can tell that a lot of hard work and thought went into this book before even reading a word.
Now to the meat of the book. I cant say enough about how much information the pages contain. Aaron poured every ounce of expertise into his book and the reading is straight forward like hearing it from a friend. From beginning to end it is filled with step by step instructions, but my favorite features is the way he explains the thoughts behind each of his steps. You can expect to learn everything from the history of Texas BBQ and thermodynamics to how to carve a brisket and which beers pair well with BBQ, and everything in between. There are 200 pages filled with solid BBQ principles without a lot of fluff, if you are looking for a recipe book than this may not be for you. There are a few recipes but the heart of the book is centered on the craft and fundamentals BBQ. The wealth of information in this book and the source it comes from makes this book a must own.
If you have any questions on this review or any other posts please leave them in the comments blow.


As part of the ROBERT project, a systematic review of studies, in English and in other European languages, has been made. The research and studies included have a specific focus on sexually abusive online experiences and offline sexual abuse that have started with an online contact or where the contacts between the perpetrator and the young person have relied heavily on information and communication technologies has been made.
Creating a private space in which to offend.
The full version of the report includes an analysis of interviews conducted with young people affected by online sexual abuse.
The report details focus group interviews on young peoples’ online behaviours and ways to stay safe. It includes the analysis of the 27 focus groups…


Goal Achievement, Leadership, Communication, Conflict Management and Life Success.
Beyond the skills you need to land a punch or a kick, Martial Arts principles can unlock the skills you need to land a promotion or a job; negotiate a contract; cement a relationship; or establish order in a classroom.
Social Combat Theory is the revolutionary tool which combines the ancient combat wisdom of the Martial Arts with modern social/behavioral training techniques. Mastering this discipline will help you prevail in the most critical conflicts, competitions and negotiations you will ever face.
From business to politics, from community relations to family relations, even when contending with your own inner emotions and personal challenges, Social Combat Theory will change the way you fight for, and achieve
How To Fight For Your Goals: Social Combat Theory is the book that will serve at once as your sword, your shield, your guide and your traveling companion on your journey to fulfill your life’s true potential.
When the teenage daughter of a U.S. Congresswoman falls under the influence of an online recruiter from a radical new terrorist organization, the Senator's only hope lies with Israeli Special Forces operator, Boaz Stone.
The point man in an elite, experimental unit called the 670, it's Stone's job to get himself captured, locate other abducted Israelis and rescue them from the inside. But when tasked with infiltrating the heart of war torn Syria to save a girl who's gone over to the enemy, he'll be more alone than ever before, and for the first time since joining 670, odds are he won't be making it back alive.
This is undoubtedly the biggest:
…day of Kelerin's life: A warrior/scholar from the prestigious all-boys Academy on Osmos, he’ll be facing off against his arch rival in what many are already calling the ‘duel of the year.’
…feeling Analel's ever had: A telepathic ascetic from the Academy's all-girls sister seminary, she’s suddenly sharing a psychic connection with the boy Academic, Kelerin, in a way that should not be possible.
…accomplishment of Jonas' career: The valiant Academic has returned victorious from the Mandate Race, but at what cost, and future consequence?
…opportunity of Bar-Kas' one-man-war against the Islands: The Second Son of the Mainland has waited long for this moment, to avenge his brother's blood honor.
...and all of Osmos will never be the same for any of it.


The library was established in August 2021 with the inception of the Yashfeen Education System. It has the main library section and a reading area section. It is sufficient enough to accommodate 80 students and a significant no of books in the main library and 40 students in the reading area section. In the reading area students have been provided with 20 computers. The library has access to the internet and access to journals database & e-books “available.
The library services have been designed and organized to support the academic and research activities of faculty, staff, and students. The focus of the library policies is to cater services to students and teaching faculty of Yashfeen Education System.
Yashfeen Education System Library is being managed and organized by Competent and qualified Library staff.
Students, faculty and staff members may become Library Members to utilize Library on making of authorized Library ID Cards. Upon the loss of Library ID Card from student/faculty should be reported to the Librarian/Library Staff in written immediately so that a duplicate ID Card can be issued on payment of Rs.100/-. You can get ‘Application Form’ for new Library ID Card from the Library Staff.
Enter your name and sign in the register kept at the entrance counter while using the Library.
Library user will present the Library Card at the time of books issuance/return.
Students, faculty or staff members are allowed to locate books from the shelves for reading inside the Library and must be placed back according to the books arranged; and if they need books/material for taken out then they have to make it issued by consulting the Library staff. Nobody is allowed to take the books or any Library material with them without proper issuance.
Maximum 2 books will be issued only for 2 weeks; if anyone needs for more days then he/she has to get the books re-issued by consulting the Library Staff.
Returns of books are mandatory before the due date mentioned in the Issuance Card/Register. A fine of Rs.100/- per day will be levied for overdue books.
The borrowers will be responsible for any damage of books/material. Books should be handled with care, marking on the books, tearing papers etc. are most objectionable and may lead to initiation of stringent disciplinary action. Loss of books/material should be reported in writing to the Librarian immediately. Library staff has the right to fine on the loss/damage of books or any Library material.
Reference books, journals and magazines are only for consultation within the Library and are not to be taken out of Library premises.
Librarian/Library Staff may recall any book from any member at any time and the member shall return the same immediately.
Only writing materials will be allowed inside the Library. Personal belongings such as school bags, hand bags, shawls, file covers, brief cases etc. are to be left behind at the appropriate place near the entrance of the Library.
Using mobile phones is strictly prohibited in the Library premises.
Strict silence to be maintained inside the Library.
Library Users must obey the Library rules and regulations. Violation of rules and any act of misbehavior to the Library Staff will lead to strict disciplinary action by the Management.


The more we do reading books, the more we will get explanations about things that we don't know yet and can add to the number of vocabulary we can use in our daily lives. This, of course, can help us to be able to articulate, help convey opinions in straightforward language, and can increase confidence when talking with other people. In the meantime, perhaps you need to visit the Library of Daniel Ballerini Connecticut as well.
Can Improve Memory Quality
By reading, books can contribute to improving the quality of our brain in the process of remembering, the various things we have read. For example, the character, background, ambition, history, and various kinds of elements or plots of each storyline. Every memory can help to forge the brain path and strengthen it. Besides that, doing reading activities can stabilize one's mood.
Reading books can help your brain exercise to its full potential rather than just watching television or listening to the radio. A president director of Haskins Laboratories research named Ken Pugh, Ph.D. said that the habit of reading a book can spur the brain to think and concentrate.
Train Skills for Thinking and Analyzing
The benefits of reading books can train the brain to be able to think more critically and analyze the problems presented in what we read. We like getting access or a way to get into the storyline and help in solving the story. This can help develop our character in the future.
Can Increase Focus and Concentration
When reading a book, we can train the brain to focus more and concentrate on what we read. This will train us to be able to focus more on doing various activities or daily routines.
Train to be able to write well
By increasing the vocabulary we have from reading books, it can automatically help us to be able to make our own writing in a language that is as good or even better than what we have read before.


July Theme - The Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ
With the Restoration of the Gospel of Jesus Christ also came the dispelling of false or misinterpreted doctrine. Our Heavenly Father, knowing that the aforementioned apostacy would bring about with it a corruption of true teachings, commanded other people from other parts of the world to record their prophecies in their own language, knowing that these writings would be translated and used to correct false doctrine and stand as further witness of Jesus Christ and his mission. One such compilation of these teachings is found in the Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ. It was translated by Joseph Smith through the power of God, and is evidence that Joseph Smith is a true prophet of God.
The Book of Mormon was written by ancient prophets who lived between 600 B.C. and 400 A.D. in Ancient America. These prophets wrote down their prophecies concerning the coming of Jesus Christ, as well as the history of their people. A great prophet by the name of Mormon took all of these prophecies and abridged them into one book. When Christ was resurrected, he appeared personally to the people who were living there at that time, and revealed his Gospel to them, just as he revealed his Gospel to the Jews in Jerusalem (3 Nephi 11 - 28). However, after many years of peace (4 Nephi), the people began to become wicked again. Eventually, all of the righteous people were destroyed by those who were wicked. Mormon's son, Moroni, the last prophet to live at that time, finished recording his prophecies and the history of his people, and buried them deep in the earth.
Centuries later, that same Moroni appeared to Joseph Smith as a resurrected being, and showed him where he had buried the record he and his father made, and gave him further light and knowledge. When the time was right, Joseph Smith translated the record by the Power of God from the language of Moroni's people to English. This is how the Book of Mormon came to be.
In order to know that the Book of Mormon is true, a person must read, ponder, and pray about it. The honest seeker of truth will soon come to feel that the Book of Mormon is true.
Reading, pondering, and praying about the Book of Mormon are critical for an enduring conversion. Those who begin reading the Bookf of Mormon for the first time take important steps toward coming to know that Joseph Smith is a prophet of God and that the true Church has been restored to the earth. -Preach My Gospel, pp. 38
Having studied the Book of Mormon and prayed about it myself, I have come to know for myself that the Book of Mormon is the word of God. It helps me to understand the teachings of Jesus Christ better, and helps clear up many things that most other religions have misunderstood or misinterpreted. Because I know that the Book of Mormon is true, I know that Joseph Smith was indeed a prophet of God, and that the Church of Jesus Christ has been restored in these latter days. Because I know that I have been able to find this out for myself, I know that anyone who earnestly studies the Book of Mormon and prays about it will also come to know that it is true.


Here you can find the dvi and postcript files of the paper
``On the Regularity of Solutions to the Yamabe Equation and the Existence of Smooth Hyperboloidal Initial
Data for Einstein's Field Equations", written in collaboration with L. Andersson and H. Friedrich, which has appeared in
Commun. Math. Phys. 149, 587-612 (1992).
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Exploring the Magic of Storytelling in Art
Storytelling has always been an integral part of art, from ancient cave paintings to modern-day digital media. It is a powerful tool for conveying emotion, expressing ideas, and connecting with an audience. Through the ages, artists have used storytelling to explore the human experience and capture the beauty and complexity of life. In this article, we will explore the magic of storytelling in art, from its ancient roots to its modern applications.
The Ancient Roots of Storytelling in Art
Storytelling in art has a long and fascinating history. Ancient cave paintings, for example, tell stories about the lives of the people who created them. They depict scenes of hunting, gathering, and daily life, as well as spiritual and religious beliefs. Ancient Greek pottery also tells stories, often depicting scenes from mythology or everyday life. These stories were used to educate and entertain, and they remain powerful to this day.
In the Renaissance, storytelling in art evolved to become more complex. Artists began to use storytelling to explore the human experience and capture the beauty and complexity of life. Paintings like the Mona Lisa, the Birth of Venus, and the Creation of Adam are all examples of stories told through art. These stories are still relevant today, and continue to inspire and move us.
Modern Storytelling in Art
Today, storytelling in art is more diverse and accessible than ever before. Digital media has opened up a world of possibilities for artists to explore storytelling in new and creative ways. From photography to video, animation to virtual reality, the possibilities are endless. Artists are now able to create immersive experiences that transport viewers to new worlds, tell stories in new and exciting ways, and explore the depths of the human experience.
In addition to digital media, modern artists are also exploring more traditional forms of storytelling in art. Paintings, sculptures, and installations are still used to tell powerful stories, often with a contemporary twist. For example, some artists are using these mediums to explore social and political issues, while others are creating works that explore the power of the imagination.
The Power of Storytelling in Art
Storytelling in art has the power to move and inspire us. It can be used to explore the depths of the human experience, express ideas, and connect with an audience. Through storytelling, artists are able to create powerful works of art that can evoke emotion, spark imagination, and create a lasting impact. Storytelling in art is a powerful tool for conveying emotion, expressing ideas, and connecting with an audience.
Storytelling in art is an ancient and powerful tool for conveying emotion, expressing ideas, and connecting with an audience. From ancient cave paintings to modern-day digital media, storytelling in art has the power to move and inspire us. It is a powerful tool for exploring the human experience and capturing the beauty and complexity of life. Whether you’re a fan of traditional art or a lover of digital media, exploring the magic of storytelling in art is an amazing journey that will leave you inspired and moved.


This book offers several examples of the interest that some researchers from Europe and the USA have in Latin America lands, as well as the more specific influence on a variety of fields, such as agriculture, construction, religion or traditions in countries like Mexico, Honduras, Bolivia and Chile.
The objective of this book is to teach native speakers of Spanish how to write and use correctly their own language. This text is designed for Spanish speakers who also know English. Current methodology in the teaching of Spanish to Spanish speakers is based on the belief that native speakers already know Spanish and that such students primarily need to polish their orthography. The book stresses traditional but advanced grammar as well as accentuation, orthography and the avoidance of anglicisms in vocabulary and sentence structure. It draws from the students' linguistic background in both languages in order to teach them Spanish.
Easy to carry. Impossible to forget... All the text of the popular Universal Dictionary cleverly formatted to slip into any standard 3-ring binder. Ideal for school, home, or office. With the Notebook Dictionary, there's no excuse not to look it up.


An opinion piece by Amy Grotta after the November 2014 Oregon election on the GMO labeling. "Of course, the ballot measure had to do with food labeling, not trees, but it got me thinking that it might be worth looking at how GMOs relate to forestry."
In 1824, London’s Royal Horticultural Society sent the young botanist David Douglas on an expedition to the Pacific Northwest to study and to collect native flora and fauna. The sensitive details of Douglas's journey are marvelously captured by the contemporary author and naturalist Jack Nisbet in The Collector: David Douglas and the Natural History of the Northwest.
David Douglas: A Naturalist at Work connects Douglas’s historical explorations with Nisbet’s contemporary ones. Nisbet opens the lens of history, as the text becomes a parallel experience where the reader visits places both in historical and contemporary time, effortlessly traveling between the two. Nisbet’s evocative vignettes follow David Douglas’s journals out into the field.
Part memoir, narrative nonfiction, and natural history, "Eating Dirt" manages to capture both what it feels like to engage in hard seasonal physical labor and what it might feel like if you were the forest itself.
"Seeds: One Man’s Serendipitous Journey to Find the Trees That Inspired Famous American Writers from Faulkner to Kerouac, Welty to Wharton" is dedicated to Horan’s love for “all the trees that have provided the vital wood flesh for millions of magical books throughout the ages.” Horan’s journey collecting actual seeds from famous authors’ trees is an engaging travelogue, homage, and memoir.
Christine Byl writes about place and our connection to land and the reasons why we labor rather than sit. Byl eloquently reflects on her chosen path of work: "If I felt my work aligned with damage and asphalt over trees and space, I would like to think I could never have done it this long."
For us the decision to have a conservation easement on our forestland seemed like a no-brainer, but when we started analyzing all the aspects—-what we call all the “what-ifs”—-we knew we needed more time to make a decision. Once we took that time, we got all tangled in those possibilities. It was incredibly difficult to sort through emotions, thoughts, facts, and possibilities.
Aesthetics and recreation are two of the leading reasons woodland owners designate for why they own forested property. After talking with some local Oregon Women Owning Woodlands Network members it is obvious that recreation is an important element of forest ownership for them. They are out in the woods doing everything from horseback riding to plant identification.


The 18 prize winners will be invited to a special meeting which will probably be held at the "Operadagen", an annual performing arts festival in Rotterdam in May 2019.
The opportunity to attend Music Theatre NOW, a meeting for creators and presenters of contemporary music theatre, and to give a special presentation of your work. A maximum of two members of the artistic team will be invited.
This meeting, previously called the Music Theatre Workshop, has served as a forum for professionals for many years.
Travel, accommodation and meals for the artists representing the work will be provided by the host organization. Curators and presenters from around the globe will be invited to attend the meeting, which will be held as part of the Operadagen Rotterdam – an international festival of contemporary theatre and opera.
Special Awards / Further Invitations
Invitations for guest performances as prizes for the selected works of MTN 2018 will be announced with the call for applications.
Music Theatre NOW is not only a competition and a platform for innovation, but also a growing archive for contemporary music theatre.
As part of the Media Library for Dance and Theatre, the MIME CENTRE in Berlin, the recent editions of MTN are preserved for scientific research. The non-commercial archive is open to students, scholars, artists and anyone with sufficient interest from all over the world in order to provide an insight into the production of music theatre.
MTN offers the opportunity for participants of the competition to become part of this fantastic archive. Information about your work can be made accessible online - the video-material will be available only to visitors of the Mime Centre.


PR No. 2.06 "P.O.P."
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The art world as it exists within the boundaries of the empire-state defines itself by where the poor are absent. In the wake of increasing domination of the business model in the art world, the spectre of the poor haunts the borders of art. What we know to be art and what makes art legible as art has come to be defined in the negative. It is what the poor are not. Who are the art world's poor? They are objects of charity, a lumpen mass to be tended by the empire-state, by the philanthropic classes, by the very same patrons who deal, collect and secure tax relief from the value of art. If the poor are objects of philanthropy, then they define the boundary around the art world (as accumulation of value) and around the piety of wealth (as validation of accumulation). Projects in Public Record's P.O.P. series seek to sound out the autonomy of the poor at the limits of moral and aesthetic value. Whether informed by the Preferential Option of the Poor as advanced by the liberation church in Latin America, or by the symbolic identifications of Participatory Action Research, these projects listen to (and from) the subjectivity of the limits.
For a list of projects archived on Public Record as part of the P.O.P. series click here


Jim Edward Brown / Del Reeves - Country Music Time download album
- Album: Country Music Time
- FLAC: 1738 mb | MP3: 1183 mb
- Released: 1965
- Style: Country
- Rating: 4.9/5
- Votes: 444
- Format: AC3 FLAC XM VOC MPC DXD MP1
James Travis Jim Reeves (August 20, 1923 – July 31, 1964) was an American country and popular music singer-songwriter. With records charting from the.
Jim Reeves - Country & Western - Vintage Music Songs.
Greenwich Music Time is a six day series of concerts overlooking the Thames. View more details about artists performing and tickets online.
James Travis Reeves (August 20, 1923 – July 31, 1964) was an American country and popular music singer-songwriter. With records charting from the 1950s to the 1980s, he became well known as a practitioner of the Nashville sound (a mixture of older country-style music with elements of popular music). Known as "Gentleman Jim", his songs continued to chart for years after his death. Reeves died in the crash of his private airplane
Complete your Jim Reeves collection. Good 'N' Country (LP, Album, Mono). RCA Camden, RCA Camden. Still puts some of today's artists in the shade,sounds as fresh today as it did on it's release,a Masterclass in how Country music should be! Reply Notify me Helpful. Marketplace 376 For Sale from €. 5.
Listen on Apple Music. 1. Auf Wiederseh'n, Sweetheart. Don't Let Me Cross Over. Jim Reeves & Deborah Allen. 14. There's a Heartache Following Me. 2:03. 15. The Talking Walls.
Listen free to Jim Reeves – Country Classics - Jim Reeves (Dear Hearts and Gentle People, Danny Boy and more). Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the largest catalogue online at Last. James Travis "Jim" Reeves (August 20, 1923 – July 31, 1964) was an American country and popular music singer-songwriter. Reeves scored his greatest success with the Joe Allison composition "He'll Have to Go". Reeves died at age 40 in the crash of a private airplane.
James Travis "Jim" Reeves (August 20, 1923 – July 31, 1964) was an American country and popular music singer-songwriter. Reeves' first successful country music songs included "I Love You" (a duet with Ginny Wright), "Mexican Joe", and "Bimbo" which reached Number 1 in 1954 on the . Country Charts, and other songs with both Fabor Records and Abbott Records.
Jim Edward Brown: The Old Lamplighter. Вся дискография, Радио, Концерты, рекомендации и похожие исполнители. 60s Country Classics Vol 3. Various artists. мы улучшили вашПлейлист дня и другие умные плейлисты. Пользовательское соглашение.
James Travis Reeves (August 20, 1923 – July 31, 1964) was an American country and pop music singer-songwriter popular in the 1950s and 1960s who also gained a wide international following for his pioneering smooth Nashville sound. Known as Gentleman Jim, his songs continued to chart for years following his death at age 40 in a private airplan.
|A1||–Jim Edward Brown*||Theme: Looking Back To See|
|A2||–Jim Edward Brown*||That's The Chance You'll Have To Take|
|A3||–Jim Edward Brown*||I Heard From A Memory Last Night|
|A4||–Jim Edward Brown*||I'm Just A Country Boy|
|A5||–Jim Edward Brown*||Yonder Comes A Sucker|
|A6||–Jim Edward Brown*||Theme: Wildwood Flower|
|B1||–Del Reeves||Theme: Girl On Billboard|
|B2||–Del Reeves||Tre Belles Of Southern Bell|
|B3||–Del Reeves||Long Way From Home|
|B4||–Del Reeves||I Don't Love You Any More|
|B5||–Del Reeves||The Race Is On|
|B6||–Del Reeves||Theme: Wildwood Flower|
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