Ickier weather is growing closer and closer. So we want to remind you that if our schools close, the library is closed also.
November is one of the coziest months for staying in with a great book. Plus, Thanksgiving will be here soon, which means family gatherings.
So if you’re looking to avoid *cough* certain people *cough* now’s the time to stock up on things to read. Don’t just “look busy”- be busy!
Don’t forget that our library offers Children’s Storytime every Saturday! Our service is for kids ages 1-11.
We look forward to seeing you!
Ready for crafts and candy? We are!
We’re open from 4 to 8 PM Halloween night. Drop in before or during your trick or treating expeditions to create your own pumpkin and grab some well deserved treats!
(We have a 2 candies per person limit so there’s enough to go around. All supplies for crafts provided, and cutouts have been trimmed beforehand so kiddos don’t have to use scissors.)
Halloween is drawing near- and we’ll be open! Make sure to drop by the library on your candy route Tuesday night from 4 PM to 8 PM.
We will also have pumpkin coloring sheets available. Any pumpkin you design (with your permission) will be displayed in the library and posted to our Facebook page.
We’ll be waiting… and happy haunting!
This week is special for our library and the surrounding libraries. But it’s even more special for you- because that’s who we’re celebrating!
There are so many individuals and groups who participate in keeping our libraries alive and well. Thank you for all the support you give and everything you do.
After collecting community feedback, the library has decided to change Children’s Storytime from Tuesday evenings to Saturday afternoons. Evenings just weren’t compatible for our local parents’ schedules!
Children’s Storytime is now 10:30 to 11:00 AM every Saturday for children ages 1-11. We hope to see you soon!
For the month of October, the library will be hosting a Halloween-themed LEGO challenge! Each week will have a different building objective.
You can use your own LEGOS or the library’s, since we have plenty to go around. We can also post your creations to our Facebook page (with your permission).
On October 31st, prizes will be awarded. Get ready for a month of exciting building and scary beasts!
Ben Franklin is one of the greatest minds to have ever lived. That’s why our library will now be hosting it’s own Ben Franklin Circle- in partnership with the Mannsville Free Library!
But what is a Ben Franklin Circle? It is a group gathering for discussing and applying the 13 Virtues of Mr. Franklin.
The virtues were an outline by which he believed people should live- and using them in your own life can provide simple but effective self-improvement.
This upcoming Tuesday we’ll be having a board meeting/trustee training at the library.
So if you pop into the library and wonder what’s up- that’s what’s up!
Our library has had some LEGOS for a while now- but 4 more totes have been added to the collection! Kids of all ages can use them whenever they like.
(For Parents: The LEGOS are kept on a shelf with tops and are out of reach for younger children who may try to eat them.)
We’ve recently updated our printer policy! It’s been a while since we’ve had one, so we apologize for the inconvenience.
An extra copy is available at the library next to the printer for review.
All libraries have special services for the community to take advantage of. We exist to serve you- and it’s no different here at Ellisburg!
Here are just a few of the things you can do at your local library.
Slowly but surely, our collection here at Ellisburg is being tagged!
Tagging is when a book is given a label at the bottom of the spine to show where it belongs in the collection.
Pretty soon you will be able to find the books/authors you’re looking for by scanning their spines.
Good news! After taking careful consideration of the community’s needs and requests, the library has added a few bells and whistles to our building.
These additions include:
– An open/closed sign that hangs in the window
– A bathroom sign indicating that it is such, with braille writing as well
– A formal and more aesthetically pleasing sign that states our hours
If you would like to see pictures of these new additions, click here to see them on our Facebook Page.
Thank you so much to those who made their suggestions known. They truly help the library become a more accessible and efficient establishment.
We hope to see you soon!
The Ellisburg Free Library has now added Saturdays to our open hours!
Stop by 8 AM – 11 AM during your weekend outings to enjoy everything your local library has to offer.
Need more info? Click here to view all our hours.
Deep into your summer reading list?
Just getting started?
The Ellisburg Free Library has plenty of titles to help you enjoy even the hottest days!
Whether you’re looking for a lighthearted romance to read by the pool, or a children’s nonfiction to teach your little ones about interesting summer bugs, we can help you find the perfect choice.
And if we don’t have what you’re looking for, we can order it in from another library. It’s as simple as that, so never hesitate to ask.
Take a break from the heat and stop by!
The Ellisburg Free Library hopes you will welcome Abigail Pollock as our new Library Director. Abigail is delighted to serve our community here in Ellisburg, and will be working to implement proactive administration for our library.
Abigail can assist you with a variety of services, including:
- Taking out books
- Placing holds on books you want
- Finding material
- Technology usage
- Getting a library card
- Library account help
- And more!
Please feel free to stop by. You can find our hours of operation by clicking here. We hope to see you soon!
The Ellisburg Library hopes you will welcome Sandy Guyman as our Interim Director. Sandy will continue her duties at the Belleville Library, as well as servicing Ellisburg. Sandy has made a few changes that we hope you will appreciate. Come in and welcome Sandy to Ellisburg.
Sandy has been busy adding books to the collection. Let her know if you you would like to see more books by a favorite author. If we don’t have something that you’re looking for, it can be ordered through the North Country Library System.
Check out our Facebook page for the newest purchases.


Bio (Short version)
A 1969 graduate of LSU, he enlisted in the United States Army, and graduated from Officers Candidate School in June, 1970. Shortly after that he completed airborne training at Fort Benning, Georgia, and was then assigned as an Airborne Infantry Lieutenant with the famed 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. He made numerous parachute jumps during this time both with his Weapons Platoon, and later as an Information Officer for the Division. Upon leaving the service, Gordon embarked upon a career in newspaper advertising, finally returning to settle in his hometown of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, employed with the daily newspaper.
Gordon is the senior instructor certified by the Louisiana State Police to teach the Concealed Carry Permit Course, having continuously taught the class since there was an approved training regimen, beginning in 1996. Gordon estimates he has instructed well over 4000 people in self-defense and firearms safety and proficiency since he began instructing in 1992.
Gordon started his business, Gunsafe Firearms Instruction, in 1992 and has operated it continuously since then. He has been chief instructor for Baker Range since 1999.
Gordon teaches concealed carry courses at least once monthly at Baker Range. He also contributes a monthly column on shooting and firearms politics entitled “The Shootist” for Louisiana Sportsman Magazine. The column has run for twelve years, and Gordon has been writing professionally for the magazine on outdoor subjects for twenty years.
Visit the tab below for Gordon's full bio.
About the Books
THE QUEST AND THE QUARRY
Gordon is the author of a successful novel, “The Quest and the Quarry,” (www.thequestandthequarry.com) which was published in Fall, 2005 by Louisiana Publishing Company, Inc. The book depicts the lives of a line of trophy bucks, and the descending generations of farm kids that hunt them, schooled in the ethics of life and the hunt by their elders. It was chosen as one of the top three outdoor books of 2006 by the Southeastern Outdoor Press Association (SEOPA)—a professional organization of outdoor writers and communicators from fourteen southeastern states.
The book is available online, through AMAZON, at Barnes & Noble, and at the Baker Range.
"This is a must-read for anyone who has taken to the woods, rifle in hand and hope in heart, eyes scanning for spectral movements from the white-tailed ghosts of the forest. " At $19.95, it makes the perfect gift for the hunter in your life.
Gordon shared this about his books:
"I have had two books published. The first was my novel—an “outdoor” novel—I was trying for the type of story and novels that were popular in the ’50’s and ’60’s when I was growing up but have disappeared from the scene.
Also, I saw an entire generation of kids that were urban-raised and would never have the wonderful experiences us “baby-boomers” learned from the family farms that were so common then. After all, our we were only one generation removed from those farms, our parents having come from them. We still had the opportunity to spend time with our grandparents and learn what it was like to follow a mule or horse behind a plow, milk a cow, pick corn or strawberries, and most importantly, learn the skillsets our grandfathers and grandmothers taught us about life lived close to the soil and nature.
But I saw (and see) some hope here in the camps—the fishing and hunting camps, where the old ways are still being passed down from father to son and daughter, saving at least the best parts of our rural heritage. It is in these camps that young folks still learn to make fires, dress game, retain some of the closeness with nature that has been eroded with our move to a less rural society.
And, I wanted to capture and write about the essence of the farm families, as displayed by my cousins in southeastern Mississippi, and how they raise their kids, teaching them values and transforming them into young adults through example and hard work.
It’s a coming-of-age novel wrapped around a young boy’s quest to kill a monster buck no one has ever been able to harvest—and he is taught the ways of the woods and how to hunt the deer by his grandfather, a wise old woodsman that took a nearly destroyed young boy who had lost his father, and raised him in the ways of the camp and the farm, and the woods, and in the end gave the boy much more than hunting skills. It is a multi-generational story, and the young boy grows up to pass on the wise ways of his grandfather to his equally bereft younger sister, who goes on to have her own hunt for her trophy in her time."
The novel is called “The Quest and The Quarry” and it can be found on Amazon.
His second book is entitled:
THE GREAT NEW ORLEANS GUN GRAB
The expose’ was more of being in the right place at the right time. Todd Masson was my editor at Louisiana Sportsman magazine and sent me, In April of 2006, to cover an NRA meeting in New Orleans. That meeting was the catalyst for the book—the meeting was held in a downtown hotel, and I estimated over 300 people at the meeting, quite a turnout considering none of the media would give them any coverage, and the promotions were all email and word-of-mouth.
I never heard such raw hatred by a citizenry for their police force in my life, and having served for over 30 years as a reserve deputy and then police officer, it took me completely by surprise. But the stories related at the microphones of the beatings, intimidation, and unvarnished confiscation of legally-owned firearms from law-abiding citizens that refused to evacuate New Orleans in the face of Hurricane Katrina were legion, and shocking.
It was all I could do to tear myself away from the current person at the microphone ripping NOPD to shreds, run out in the hall, collar the person that had just talked, scribble down their phone and email address, and rush back into the room to listen to even more tales of abuse from the hands of the very authorities charged with maintaining order and protecting the citizens.
The result was “The Great New Orleans Gun Grab,” and it created quite a bit of stir when it came out in 2007. It was reviewed in a number of national gun magazines, and people finally found out what really happened down there when civil rights were thrown right into that stew of poisoned, still water that did not leave for six weeks.
The egregiousness of the violations caused national laws to be enacted to ensure that no authorities would ever again use the excuse of a disaster to arbitrarily confiscate guns from the embattled citizenry, leaving them defenseless in the face of the looters, thugs, and leeches that the police and military were supposed to be pursuing in the first place…
But instead, the authorities turned their sights on the citizens that did not leave, and attempted to force their evacuation by removing their means of defending themselves.


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I am in the process of putting together a presentation. Every time I get back from Ecuador, I put together a story summary with pictures and videos to share with people and groups back here in Boston. I haven’t done one since the pandemic, so I’m due.
It’s great to share the journey with people and invite them into it by making them feel like they’re there, which is one goal of the presentation. But there’s another goal. Every time I reflect on the past and can synthesize together a storyline that intertwines with the story of the People of God, I get an amazing insight: I remember who I really I am. I remember who God really is to me, and me to Him. And I tell you, I always need to come back to that in my life – if I want to move forward.
I have heard a lot of meditations and interpretations of the story of Jesus’ temptation in the desert. I just heard a few more today. Jesus uses the Bible against temptation. The devil knows the Bible. There are three basic temptations we all face. God tests us. And there are lot more like those.
But I have an engineering background, and so I like to get under the hood to the cool stuff, see what the real fundamental meaning is, get the real principles and the real messages that the author is getting at. And you can’t do that with this story until you look at where Jesus is getting his Bible responses from.
Well, I’ll save you some time: Deuteronomy. Deuteronomy is the last of the Pentateuch books of the Bible. These books were filled out and put together from previous oral and written histories at the time of the Israelites’ imprisonment in Babylon, in the 500’s BC. The two kingomd’s of Israel had been attacked and completely destroyed and the survivors taken away to Babylon by the Assyrians. It was God’s punishment because they were divided and treated each other badly, and weren’t faithful to the covenant. The message of the Pentateuch to the depressed Israelites in captivity was to go back to the origins and remember who they were, who God was to them, so they could stay the course of faith and trust in God, that He would come to them, and forgive them and lift them out of their slavery, and bring them back to the promised land.
So all those stories, from Creation and Adam and Eve, to Noah and the Ark, to Abraham, they all lead up to Moses taking the Israelites out Egypt, spending 40 years in the desert, and then finally passing into the promised land. Deuteronomy is the last book, like a compendium set at the very end of that story, as the Israelites are about to finally cross over the Jordan River into the promised land.
There in Deuteronomy, Moses is recalling the whole story of Israel, from God’s lifting them out of Egypt to the Ten Commandments and the covenant, to the 40 years of God’s providence in the desert to grow their confidence in Him, to finally standing on the threshold of the fulfillment of a miraculous promise: crossing over to the promised land.
And he’s telling them all that so that they remember.
They remember who they are. Who God is.
They’re going to need that – if they’re going to go forward.
Jesus was at the same place: the end of his 40-time in the desert, about to cross over into his mission.
And with Deuteronomy, he was remembering.
Remembering everything Moses wanted the Israelites to remember. Remembering his own experiences with His Father from childhood to adulthood. Remembering his baptism with John. Remembering how God had provided for all the 40 days he was in the desert.
That’s how he knew what it was to be the Son of God.
He knew who he was. And he knew who God was to him.
He remembered the events.
We are constantly tempted to forget the past and just move forward. There are plenty of distractions or exuberances or pains for us to do that. But if you do that, you’ll forget something important: who you are, and who God is for you. Those are important things to know in order to weather the challenges of life, that we all know so well.
It’s worthwhile to get away from everyone and everything and take time before taking big steps in life, to remember the experiences you’ve had, who God has been with and for you in them. Put the stories together, let them and the insights they give you sink in, digest them.
It’s good to remember who you are.
It’s good to remember who God is to you.
And be free to move forward.
“If you are the Son of God.” (Mt 4:3)


Thursday, December 7, 2023
Today, the juniors and seniors of Groveport-Madison High School, also members of Lead the Way Learning Academy, embarked on an enriching journey at The Ohio State University's main campus. The comprehensive tour included visits to OSU's student hall, library, athletic department, football stadium and the Black Cultural Center. Guided by Mr. Thomas, Assistant Director of The National Resource Center on the African American Male, Dr. Luckey, Interim Director of the Black Cultural Center, and four current OSU students actively involved in fraternities, clubs, and more, the students gained firsthand experience of campus life. Three out of the eleven participants have already applied to enroll at the university. Engaged and fascinated, participants explored potential opportunities at OSU over the next four years post-high school graduation.
The speakers provided honest recommendations and valuable insights, including information into the popular majors at OSU, such as business, pre-med, engineering, nursing and law. The speakers covered essential topics such as applying for as many scholarships aa possible, their importance, time management, freedom and finances. Comparisons between high school and college life played an important part of discussion. In summary, the field trip was a great success, leaving students with the impression that OSU is a major possibility for their future education. A heartfelt thank you to the faculty of the Office of Diversity and Inclusion and our four student ambassadors! We look forward to future experiences with Lead the Way Learning Academy.


Alana’s radio play The Ravens won the 2014 BBC/British Council International Radio Playwriting Competition in association with Commonwealth Writers and Open University. The Ravens was selected from over 1000 entries from 86 countries and was also nominated for Best Radio play at the 2015 AWGIE Awards.
Alana Valentine has a Graduate Diploma in Museum Studies (with Merit) from the University of Sydney (2000) and an abiding interest in all forms of Australian history. She is one of Australia's most diverse and award-winning writers and two of her main stage works Parramatta Girls and Run Rabbit Run are currently on the HSC Drama syllabus in NSW.
Artists are observant. Artists are trained to look closely at things, and to look beyond what everyone else is noticing. London's Central Saint Martins, the world famous art school which produced such fashion luminaries as Alexander McQueen and John Galliano, offers a short course called Cool Hunters, London. It's designed to teach students how to think like an artist, how to sharpen their powers of observation and see beyond the surface of now to the texture and shape of the future.
But what are the competing demands and pitfalls of becoming a cool hunter? And what role do socks with sandals play? Writer and broadcaster Alana Valentine went to London to find out.
Set in the world of radio astronomy, Ear to the Edge of Time is a drama about team work, scientific attribution, and a reluctant feminist activist. It is based on interviews with many contemporary radio astronomers, from several international radio telescopes. When a poet is commissioned to write about a female radio astronomer, it doesn’t go well. But then the astronomer makes an incredible discovery and the poet is party to a series of attribution incidents which he construes as sexism and writes about, much to the horror of the radio astronomer. She is pitched into this controversy as a very reluctant activist and must play out the drama with surprising dissent among her colleagues.
Winner of the 2012 of the International S.T.A.G.E Award. This prestigious award is given to a play about science or technology and attracted over 200 entries from 19 countries. In 2012 the judges were Pulitzer Prize winning playwrights Tony Kushner, David Lindsay-Abaire and Donald Margulies, and Nobel Laureates Robert C. Richardson, Frank Wilczek and David J. Wineland.
Shafana and Aunt Sarrinah is a contemporary companion for Norm and Ahmed, and is partly a plea for understanding, partly a bellow of rage from Muslim Australian women about the ignorance and misunderstanding that surrounds the wearing of the traditional Muslim headscarf. Based thoroughly on personal interviews and produced with the sustained support of a large number of Muslim women from a diversity of Muslim cultures, the play addresses theatrical and social questions about representation, religious freedom and inter-generational conflict.
Fondly known by the locals and staff alike as 'the Dish', the CSIRO's radio telescope outside the town of Parkes in western New South Wales is regarded as one of the most beautiful telescopes in the world. And even though it's more than 40 years old, constant upgrades have kept it at the forefront of radio astronomy. To celebrate the international Year of Astronomy, writer and documentary maker Alana Valentine travelled to Parkes and spent two weeks living in the observers' quarters at Parkes, alongside men and women from around the world who in their daily lives live and breathe and dream the mysteries at the far reaches of the Universe.
We join Alana as she talks double pulsars with scientists, the nature of space time with theologians and the perils of keeping the whole thing ship-shape with the cleaners. Along the way we meet local school children, farmers, storekeepers and tour operators who share a common affection for a structure that put their town on the scientific map. And we hear, for a moment, the sound of the Universe singing.
Watermark is a chronicle of both the physical, psychological and financial devastation of the flood in the northern territory town of Katherine, Australia on 26 January 1998. Based on written and oral testimony from flood survivors, the play evokes the power and torment of flood damage in a small town the tensions and grief, the friendships and kindnesses, the fears and losses. Uplifting, moving and funny, Watermark is a testament to both the fragility and the endurance of a community in times of hardship.
A man goes to a salon that can style his way of speaking, in the same way as a hair salon styles hair. Streaks of dry humour here, expletive extensions there, and a rather special wash to get rid of all those politically correct words.
- Radio play
- 9 Actors, non gender specific
Commissioned by ABC Audio Art's programme Radio Eye as part of their month-long series on meat.
This is a programme which extends the concept of meat out into the notion of the 'meat of the spirit'. It investigates the meaning that people attach to the taking of the body and blood of a divine being, in this case, the lamb of God in Christ.
The piece combines edited interview excerpts with believers who in some way have been denied communion or have an ambivalent relationship to it because of their sexuality or ethnicity. Parallel to these interview segments is the dramatic journey of two characters, Faith and Doubt. Also in the programme two pastors, a man and a woman consecrate and serve the communion ritual.
- Radio play
- 2 Females
When Lawrence discovers that his mother Gladys is dead, he goes into shock. He refuses to accept it and against the advice of his lover, Marty, takes her corpse in a wheelchair to the football for the big South Sydney/Manly Grand Final.
Screamers juxtaposes emotional trauma with black humour to examine the nature of grief.
- Radio play, 60 minutes
- 2 Males
- 2 Females
This collection of short plays reflect Alana Valentine's expertise in writing compelling theatre for Cultural institutions, Museums and Schools. They are dynamic and dramatic interpretations of significant historical and contemporary subjects which sparkle with humor, poignancy and entertainment! Suitable to be performed by school children, amateurs and professionals alike in a variety of educational or entertainment contexts.
THE PROSPECTORS tells the tale of two miners seeking their luck on the Eureka goldfields in 1854.
THE MAPMAKER'S BROTHER follows Samuel Flinders as he journeys around Australia with his circumnavigating brother Matthew.
RADIO SILENCE goes inside the worried mind of a WWII WAAF as she waits for the return of a Lancaster bomber on a mission over Germany.
MOSES JOSEPH chronicles ten significant moments in the life of a prominent convict Jewish settler.
RATTICUS AND REIDAR are two Norwegian brown rats who take us behind the scenes of life in Sydney's Hyde Park convict barracks.
THE MODEST AUSSIE COZZIE dramatizes the early career of Arab-Australian burquini designer, Aheda Zanetti.
TALES OF GALILEO is three short plays where the Italian genius meets Charles Darwin, lsaac Newton and Caroline Hershel to talk about science that threatens religious doctrine.


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“I’ve been a history buff all my life, both as a reader and as a writer. I thought I knew about Anne and her Boleyn family, Henry VIII and his court, but this book fills in so many blanks for me that I will read it more than once…This is a book for the legion of Tudor fiction readers, who want to know the stories behind the myths, the truth behind the legend…Absolutely fascinating read.” – Jeane Westin, Author of His Last Letter
“The Anne Boleyn Collection” brings together the most popular articles from top Tudor website The Anne Boleyn Files. Articles which have provoked discussion and debate. Articles that people have found fascinating.
Written in Claire Ridgway’s easy-going style, but with an emphasis on good history and sound research, these articles are perfect reading for Tudor history lovers everywhere.
Discover the REAL truth about the Tudors
Table of Content
Did Anne Boleyn Have Six Fingers?
Anne Boleyn and The Other Boleyn Girl
The Tudors – Is it Really So Bad?
The Six Wives’ Stereotypes
Catherine of Aragon – The Boring One?
Anne Boleyn – The Mysterious and Maligned One
Jane Seymour: The Meek and Mild One?
Anne of Cleves – Flanders Mare?
Catherine Howard – The Material Girl?
Catherine Parr – The Old Nursemaid?
Should Anne Boleyn be Pardonedand Reburied as Queen?
The Scandalous and Corrupt Anne Boleyn?
The Sexualization of Anne Boleyn
Anne Boleyn – “The Great Whore”
Anne Boleyn’s Remains –The Exhumation of Anne Boleyn
Anne Boleyn’s Body Found?
Should Henry VIII be Exhumed and Would it Provide the Answer to his Tyranny?
Anne Boleyn and Catherine of Aragon – Part 1
Anne Boleyn and Catherine of Aragon – Part 2
Did Anne Boleyn Commit Incest with Her Brother?
Did Anne Boleyn Dig Her Own Grave?
Did Henry VIII Commit Bigamy When he Married Anne Boleyn?
Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII’s Marriage: .Doomed from the Start?
Anne Boleyn’s Ladies-in-Waiting
Anne Boleyn’s Household
The Lost Boleyns – Thomas and Henry Boleyn
The Lost Boleyns – Update on the Tomb Brasses of Thomas and Henry Boleyn
The Lost Boleyns – Claire’s still digging!
George Boleyn, Lord Rochford, Part 1
George Boleyn, Lord Rochford, Part 2
George Boleyn, Lord Rochford, Part 3
17th May 1536 -The Deaths of 5 Men and a Marriage Destroyed
19th May 1536 – I Have a Little Neck : The Execution of Anne Boleyn
Anne Boleyn – All Things to All People


Make-up Date: RMS Grade Shift Forum
- Make-up Date: RMS Grade Shift Forum
- 2/12/2020, 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
- Riverside Middle School Library
This is a reschedule from previous weather cancellation. One of series of public forums on the upcoming changes built into this year's school budget proposal. This evening will be focused on the proposed shifting of 5th grade to Riverside and will feature RMS and All-4-One staff discussing their vision for the change.


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Even as a history teacher, I am guilty--like most Americans--of knowing far too little about the history of Africa. But I do know that the Liberian flag bears a striking resemblance to our own.
And the Liberian capital, Monrovia, was named after James Monroe, who supported the colonization of Liberia. And "Liberia" comes from "Liberty." And that it was settled by a group of former American slaves and aided by the American Colonization Society.
It is unfortunate that it takes a terrible epidemic to remind me about this important connection. Ebola or no ebola, we ought to familiarize our students with Liberia and Sierra Leone. Whenever I taught about the American Colonization Society in the past, I did at least mention these facts above. And students were really amazed and surprised that they had never heard this before. Discussing the American Colonization Society opens up a Pandora's box of questions about race in America. It is always eye-opening, if uncomfortable, for students to recognize that white abolitionists might be opposed to slavery for racist reasons.
For more information, check out the websites below. The Library of Congress, especially, has some good resources.
- a brief History of Liberia which then links to primary sources about colonization and Liberia from the Library of Congress.
- Did you know that before the Civil War, Robert E. Lee freed most of his slaves and offered to pay to send them to Liberia? Neither did I! Read more about that here (includes other primary sources about Liberia.)
- The Gilder Lehrman's Institute of American History has information on the American Colonization Society. (You need to be a member in order to take full advantage of the discussion questions on this link. Membership is free to teachers, and if you've never visited this website, it is worth signing up and checking it out. Learn more about what they do by clicking here.)
- PBS overview of Liberia and the U.S.
- Article by Henry Louis Gates, Jr. about Paul Cuffee and colonization in Africa.
- At history.com you can read a bit about the first organized immigration of freed slaves.
- Check out this article from the New York Times, Feb 1862 about the recognition of Haiti and Liberia.


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St. John the Baptist School participates in the MDK12 Digital Library Project which is a partnership of Maryland public school districts and participating nonpublic schools. The goal of the project is to form a statewide purchasing consortium to ensure cost-effective access to appropriate electronic resources for all students.
In order to use electronic resources as instructional tools in the classroom, for use at home, and to be copyright compliant, our school subscribes to many online resources. Without participation in the consortium, however, it would not be possible to afford access to all these services. It is important that St. John’s parents and students support this partnership through learning about the resources, encouraging use at home, and helping support use of appropriate sites and, in general, responsible internet use at home.
SJB’s ONLINE RESOURCES
Below is the list of online services to which our school subscribes through the MDK12 Digital Library. These are managed by the library. There are other resources as well. You may connect to the services below by using the home access codes attached to Tuesday notes home at the beginning of the year. Please keep these instructions near your computer for easy access.
Scholastic Go! (formerly Grolier Online):
SIRS: Knowledge Source; Discoverer; and Decades:
SCHOOL LIBRARY POLICIES
Checkout – The person whose name appears on the checkout record is the person responsible for the book. To avoid confusion, library items should never be shared or exchanged with others.
Handling materials – Care and respect should be given to all library property. Books should be neither handled roughly nor written in. Magazines should not be written in, and special feature inserts may not be removed or mutilated. If materials are returned in damaged condition, a fee may be assessed. Library books should be kept separate from public library books to avoid returning to the public library. Children engaged in the care and return of books should embrace the opportunity to be active participants in respect, responsibility and consequence.
To distinguish from public library books, SJB books have the barcode and date due slip positioned on the lower left corner of the front cover. If a book is considered lost an effort should be made by parent and child to look at home as well as the classroom. If a book is returned to the public library an effort should be made to retrieve it before reporting it lost.
Courtesy – In addition to acceptable school behavior, quiet should be observed in the library at all times so others may work.
Fines and Replacement Costs – Fees are due as soon as assessed. Fine notices are sent home once per week in the Tuesday folder. Notices can be returned in the folder with payment either taped on in an envelope clearly marked with the student’s name and “Library.” Students cannot borrow books until all fees are paid.
Hours – The library schedule is determined at the beginning of each year and is posted outside the library door. The SJB library is generally open during regular school hours.
The Collection – The SJB Collection consists of more than 10,000 items, including easy, fiction, nonfiction and reference books, periodicals, professional, and audio-visual materials The reference section includes atlases, almanacs, thesauruses, dictionaries, and circulating and non-circulating encyclopedias.
Stories and poems written by SJB students are collected in a creative writing book, which is kept by the library.
Coding – A color coding system is used to help identify certain reading levels. Students are not necessarily restricted to these levels.
Green – Grades K-2 (easy picture books and non-fiction)
Blue – Grade 3 (beginning grade 3 fiction and non-fiction)
Yellow – Grades 5-8 (fiction and non-fiction)
Red – Grades 7 & 8 (young-adult fiction and non-fiction)
Gold Stars -- Caldecott and Newbery medal winners
Red Stars – Honor Caldecott and Newberry winners
Two categories can appear on weekly notices that are sent home from the library:
1) Library materials (indicates overdue)
This is a request to return the book(s) listed. [After a book is checked back into the library the automated system calculates a fine (see #2)].
2) Unpaid fines (indicates fines)
This means the book(s) listed has/have been returned. This is a request to pay the amount listed based on the number of days the book was late.
Weekly Borrowing periods and limitations:
Kindergarten – some in-school borrowing at teacher’s discretion; maximum of one book at any given time
Grades 1 & 2 – maximum of one book at any given time for enjoyment
Grades 3 & 4 – maximum of two* books at any given time for enjoyment
Grade 5-8 – maximum of three* books at any given time for enjoyment
Books and Magazines – 2 weeks/renewable unless on reserve
Encyclopedias (circulating) – overnight/renewable daily unless on reserve
Parents – may borrow through their children’s library card(s) (kept in the library) except seasonal items at times of peak use in school.
Returns – drop slot at the circulation desk just inside the library is the only official return for all students; white classroom crates (in Grades K-4 only) help consolidate daily returns
Renewals – allowed, with a limit of three renewals
Reserves – as needed for popular items or for research projects
Fines – 10 cents per day/per book that school is in session. Fines are not excused for routine absences, but are excused for snow days or other all-school emergencies.
Replacement costs – also posted outside the library door and on the school website
Paperbacks - $9.00
Hardcover - $19.00 or cost of replacing the book
Refunds of replacement costs are made if a book is eventually found minus any accrued fines.


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Here are two photos from a water damage job that we did at the Edison Branch of the Detroit Public Library System last year. The water damage came from a water main break in the ground. The before photo shows the books on the shelves when the flood first happened. This was when we first started the job. We had to move tables, chairs, equipment, etc to get the drying process going. The after photo shows boxes of books that our crew worked on taking off the shelves, categorizing, and boxing for storage while we finished the dry-out process and also while the reconstruction was done.


A classic memoir, “Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not!” has remained one of the most influential personal finance and investing books since it was first published over 20 years ago. In it, author Robert Kiyosaki shares his story of growing up with “two dads”—his real father and his best friend’s father, or his “rich dad”—and how both men influenced Kiyosaki’s views on investing. Candid and inspirational, this book challenges the myth that you need to earn a high income to become rich, explains the differences between working for money and making your money work for you, and more.
John C. Bogle is credited with creating the first-ever index fund, so he surely knew a good bit about investing. He was also the founder of Vanguard Group, and it was rumored that he and Buffett were the best of friends. Buffet even gave his endorsement to Bogle’s book, saying that “investors large and small” should read it.”The Little Book of Common Sense Investing: The Only Way to Guarantee Your Fair Share of Stock Market Returns” takes the surprising approach that for many investors, the stock market is a lose-lose
This No. 1 New York Times bestseller is written by one of Time magazine’s 100 most influential people in the world. An average, middle-class kid who grew up in Long Island, Ray Dalio began his investment firm in his New York apartment. Forty years later, Fortune named his company, Bridgewater Associates, one of the five most important in the U.S. “Principles: Life and Work” is part autobiography, part instructional. Dalio shares his secrets and insights and explains how businesses, individuals, and organizations can adopt them, including a set of rules for applying them to investing, life, your business, and your finances in general.
Your Survival Guide to the Hades of Wall Street The Devil’s Financial Dictionary skewers the plutocrats and bureaucrats who gave us exploding mortgages, freakish risks, and banks too big to fail. And it distills the complexities, absurdities, and pomposities of Wall Street into plain truths and aphorisms anyone can understand.An indispensable survival guide to the hostile wilderness of today’s financial markets, The Devil’s Financial Dictionary delivers practical insights with a scorpion’s sting. It cuts through the fads and fakery of Wall Street and clears a safe path for investors between euphoria and despair.Staying out of financial purgatory has never been this fun.
Returns” takes the surprising approach that for many investors, the stock market is a lose-lose proposition. Bogle then explains.
what he learned to turn the odds in his favor. This isn’t his only book, but it’s the one that covers his own personal innovative techniques and truths in a relatively short and easy read.
Before his death, “The Intelligent Investor” author Benjamin Graham was a renowned professor known as the godfather of investing, and Jason Zweig, The Wall Street Journal columnist, adds in some commentary in this revised edition. This book takes a different approach from other investing books, although it’s not without positive encouragement. It won’t tell you how to make millions, but rather how not to lose your shirt. The authors impart must-read basics to get you started in investing and keep you going for a long time, from recommended strategies and how to analyze stocks to a comprehensive history lesson on the stock market. Graham published the first edition of this book in 1949, and even Warren Buffett has called that version “the best book on investing ever written.”
In “One Up On Wall Street: How to Use What You Already Know to Make Money in the Market,” author Peter Lynch says it’s not only possible for newbie investors to do as well as—if not better than—the pros, but he maintains they already have everything it takes right at their fingertips. Lynch believes that solid investment opportunities are everywhere. They litter the ground at our feet and we just have to stop walking so fast, pause in our everyday lives, and bend down to inspect the clutter so we can pluck out the most viable options. In doing so, we can beat the pros to the punchline and get in on an investment before the rest of the world realizes its potential. “One Up on Wall Street” has sold more than 1 million copies since its release in 2000.
The Psychology of Money: Timeless lessons on wealth, greed, and happiness
Doing well with money isn’t necessarily about what you know. It’s about how you behave. And behavior is hard to teach, even to really smart people.
Money―investing, personal finance, and business decisions―is typically taught as a math-based field, where data and formulas tell us exactly what to do. But in the real world people don’t make financial decisions on a spreadsheet. They make them at the dinner table, or in a meeting room, where personal history, your own unique view of the world, ego, pride, marketing, and odd incentives are scrambled together.
In The Psychology of Money, award-winning author Morgan Housel shares 19 short stories exploring the strange ways people think about money and teaches you how to make better sense of one of life’s most important topics.
Mastering the Market Cycle: Getting the Odds on Your Side
A NEW YORK TIMES, WALL STREET JOURNAL, AND USA TODAY BESTSELLER
Named one of the Best Business Books of 2018 by Business Insider
The legendary investor shows how to identify and master the cycles that govern the markets.
We all know markets rise and fall, but when should you pull out, and when should you stay in? The answer is never black or white, but is best reached through a keen understanding of the reasons behind the rhythm of cycles. Confidence about where we are in a cycle comes when you learn the patterns of ups and downs that influence not just economics, markets and companies, but also human psychology and the investing behaviors that result.
If you study past cycles, understand their origins and remain alert for the next one, you will become keenly attuned to the investment environment as it changes. You’ll be aware and prepared while others get blindsided by unexpected events or fall victim to emotions like fear and greed.
By following Marks’s insights — drawn in part from his iconic memos over the years to Oaktree’s clients — you can master these recurring patterns to have the opportunity to improve your results.


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The Whitgift School Audiobook has brought together nearly a hundred readers from across the community, and the local area, in order to perform Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic collection ‘The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes’.
From enthusiastic young performers of nine and ten years old, to wise and experienced readers of over eighty, this buccaneering selection of tales have been brought to life with energy and passion by everyone. Together we have rushed down dark streets in Victorian London, together we have confronted desperate criminals with nothing but our wits to save us, and together we have come a little closer through the sharing of stories.
Each week we will release three books from the collection for you to listen to on Soundcloud.
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Illuminating the Middle Ages: The Art of the Book from the Monastery of Lindisfarne to the Court of Burgundy
Medieval illuminated manuscripts represent one of the greatest monuments of Western culture. They are not only art works of exquisite beauty, but also records of thought, belief and daily life that can still touch us today many centuries after their creation. In each of the talks in this series, Prof. Brian Black will concentrate on an important illuminated manuscript, discussing its historical background and cultural context.
Together, we will then leaf through a digital copy of the book from one of the major European and North American library sites, looking at how the manuscript is constructed, the meaning and significance of its illuminations and its reflections of the life and thought of its era. The talks will also touch on other arts of the period, such as music, stained glass work and painting.
The series begins with Irish monasticism and the reconversion of the British Isles in the seventh to eighth centuries, culminating in the Lindisfarne Gospels with its intricate, jewel-like illuminations. Other talks will include the even more intricate Book of Kells, golden psalters and mass books of the Carolingian Renaissance, Paris and the pocket bible of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, and the sumptuous manuscripts of the courts of Burgundy and France in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. All of the talks will be held on Friday evenings from 7:00-9:00. Please see the schedule below:
Friday, January 29: The Book of Lindisfarne and the Reconversion of England
Friday, February 12: “Made by Angels”: The Book of Kells
Friday, February 26: The Carolingian Renaissance and its Imperial Books of Gold
Friday, March 26: The Paris of Saint Louis and the Parisian Pocket Bible
Friday, April 30: The Disastrous Fourteenth Century and the Rivalry of the Courts of Burgundy and France
If you are interested and would like to spend some time enjoying the bright magic of illuminated manuscripts in these dark times, please contact Brian at email@example.com


The Little Book of Pandemics by Dr. Peter Moore, 2007, 144 pages.
I picked up this book at our town's fall fair at a bookstall. It was only $2.00 [Canadian] and it looked like a book of great delight, as I love reading factual stuff about health and anatomy. It got boring pretty quickly. A lot of diseases have the same symptoms and reading about them over and over got stale.
That being said, I cannot fault the author's thoroughness, and his clear, concise style in writing about plagues, bacteria, viruses, food and water-borne diseases and those spread by animals and bugs. Each entry rated the disease on four factors: 1) how infectious it is, 2) how severe an illness is, 3) one's likelihood of dying should one contract it, and 4) how viable it is that the disease can be used as a bio-weapon. For the last one, the options are fairly slim and the author certainly did not seem to be out to scare anyone.
In addition, each entry showed, on a drawing of the human body, where the disease attacks, gives you the Latin name for each illness, the region in which it can be found, and how far back the disease spreads. After that, Dr. Moore branches out into symptoms, effects, developments in treatment, and any other information that he deems pertinent. His knowledge is wide and the book is readable, if dull after a while. I'm going to keep it on hand as a reference book so that the next time I read about an outbreak of dengue fever somewhere, I've got a handy guide to remind me what in the world it is.
A couple of things that I learned from the book: make sure that you are drinking clean water, stay away from mosquitoes and get those vaccines no matter where you're going or how much you dislike needles, and that Ebola is the disease that I'd least like to die of: from what I've read it's hell on earth and I cannot overstate how horrid it sounds.
Cross-posted to my journal.
Room - Emma Donoghue
Room is an 11-by-11 fortified shed where Ma and her 5-year-old son, Jack, are held captive and abused by Ma's abductor. Jack is the product of years of rape, a boy who has seen TV but thinks anything beyond Room is another planet.
It could be a lurid tale from here. But in Donoghue's capable hands, what follows is a subtle and soft look at freedom and survival from an innocent who can sometimes offer more than we expect.
Donoghue is one of my favorite authors, as much for her conversational but careful attention to language as her dedicated research to her topic. Making Jack our narrator - we only see Ma and captor Old Nick from his eyes - could easily have been a gimmick. But instead of getting tripped up in the cutesy or the simplistic, Donoghue offers us a boy whose delight and confusion are so real that it's hard not to feel protective of him from the first pages on.
We learn that Ma has found a purpose to her life by providing for Jack. She has devised a daily schedule in their prison - from mealtime to phys ed to only so much TV in a day - to try to give Jack something akin to a normal upbringing. The captor appears only at night - when Jack is tucked away from view in the wardrobe - to attack Ma and provide basic items for their survival.
We learn that Jack, hearing about an outside world, is both precocious and immature. No way, he thinks, was Ma ever Outside. She has always been with him, and he wants that world to remain.
By time we see and hear Jack as he faces freedom - and all the options and noises of the world - it's hard to look away. I read the book in one sitting, despite the fluctuations in intensity and action.
Donoghue has been short-listed for the Booker prize for this novel. I for one would love nothing more than for her to receive it.


Smart Summer Reading
If the summer heat has got you beat, get off your feet and READ for your health! There are terrific newsletters and weblogs you'll be glad you found. They'll educate you and even make you laugh. Purple Medical Blog
is still one of the very best and most interesting medical weblogs I’ve ever found. Drop by for a quick read and you’re likely to find yourself getting very involved and widely educated with the wide range of stories and unusual links at PMB. Smart, quirky and cool at any temperature, this is a great blog.American Medical News
, aka AMNews and amednews.com, is the free newsletter of the American Medical Association. Geared towards physicians, it’s a smart read for anyone interested in health and medical news. You can sign-up for their free email alerts
to stay in step with your doctors.New Scientist
offers weird, wacky and worthwhile science and medical news. The Last Word
(Questions & answers on everyday scientific phenomena) is my fav bit. Folks ate ice cream in ancient Pompeii? How else you gonna beat that volcanic heat? Questions with answers of interest to most lupies include Why do we have headaches? What are they?!
Best of all, reading these bits is absolutely free and they go on forever. This isn't just weird science, it's smart and relevant, too. The Literature Network
has classic literature, poems, and quotes you can read online. They have over 300 full length books and over 1000 short stories and poems by over 90 authors and over 8500 quotes. They've got Shakespeare, Dante, Thoreau, O. Henry, Louisa May Alcott, Hans Christian Andersen, Lewis Carroll, Mark Twain, Sun Tzu, Jules Verne and Bram Stoker, along with that old favorite, Anonymous. Best of all, you don't have to whisper in this library and there are no fines for overdue books.


Tracee Williams, Teacher-Librarian, was awarded a $500 grant from Toyota of Rockwall to implement a Makerspace in the Howard Dobbs Library. A Makerspace provides an opportunity for students to think creatively, invent, and learn using hands-on manipulatives. Makerspaces motivate and challenge students to use problem-solving skills to design student-driven products. The grant money will establish… Read more.
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I am always interested in the origins and historical cultivation of our modern edible plants, particularly with subsistence farming, because it provides clues on how those plants can be cultivated today with a minimum of labor and inputs. Carney’s In the Shadow of Slavery: Africa’s Botanic Legacy in the Atlantic World traces the origin of many modern crops back to Africa, and their introduction to the New World during the Atlantic slave trade. In short, she upends the idea of the Columbian Exchange where New World crops and methods were transferred to Africa, and documents that it was a two way trip. (Although Mr. Alfred W. Crosby’s work focuses on European ecological history, his books are also recommended reading.)
This is not Ms. Carney’s first foray into this territory; it is a much expanded treatment of her early work, Black Rice: The African Origins of Rice Cultivation in the Americas. Like her earlier book, Ms. Carney’s insistence on the contributions of Africans leaves out evidence that while African foods, food knowledge and growing systems were very important, the Africans were not running the show in the New World, but it does provide some much needed counterweight to the stereotype that the African continent and people were inept and starving until the white man came along. Given that the African slaves were generally responsible for somehow growing or acquiring the bulk of their own diet (and clothes and shelter and other necessities) in addition to their work duties, the crops the African slaves were growing for their own use is certainly the summit of subsistence growing with minimal labor in our region.
Unfortunately for me, Ms. Carney covers the Caribbean in much more depth than the Southeastern United States. While African coffee and bananas are very important foods in the modern world, I can’t grow either of them. So I mostly focused on her discussion of rice farming in the Carolina colonies, which is about the only crop in the southeast that she discusses in any detail. To my surprise I learned that not only is there African rice (Oryza glaberrima), but it was the first rice cultivated in the new world. And, it some places, still is. Its Asian cousin, Oryza sativa, is the primary species in the modern rice trade due to its higher yields, but I keep coming across references that the African variety is tougher, more tolerant of weed pressure and more drought resistant, which makes me wonder whether Oryza glaberrima might be a good crop for gardeners who don’t have access to the warm lowlands and swamps where rice is usually grown. Perhaps not: it is also more difficult to mill. One heirloom rice variety, Carolina Gold, is still grown commercially today in smaller amounts, may in fact be a variant of the African species.
Another interesting fact is that African women encased rice seeds in clay for planting, a practice popularized in the modern era by Masanobu Fukuoka but is by no means a new invention. I had believed this to be a middle eastern and Asian practice, but apparently the historical use of this very practical method in regions of sporadic rainfall is geographically even wider.
Beyond rice, African crops grown today that can be grown in the southeast include okra, watermelon, black-eyed peas, millet, sorghum, sesame, rice, kidney and lima beans, and taro. Most of these are grown and used by southern gardeners today, although taro is much more likely to be grown as an ornamental. (Please do not go out and dig up your elephant ears and eat them. Taro roots and leaves require special processing and not all things sold as elephant ears are an edible species.)
If the origins of plants is a topic of interest to you, Ms. Carney’s book definitely deserves a spot on your reading list. However, it is a book designed to persuade to a point of view that is only slowly emerging, so keep a careful attitude of skepticism and read her critics as well.
(By Nicole Castle)


Perfect Health By Deepak Chopra
This is a wonderful starting point for anyone wanting to learn more about Ayurvedic teachings in a simple, digestible way.
It’s one of the big classics, is a national best seller and acts as a practical guide to start you on your journey to getting perfect health. It’s a step by step program of mind body medicine that’s tailored to individuals’ needs from the beginning. A wonderful, easy and informative read for anyone interested in their overall health and wellbeing”.