Medieval translations of Aristotle from Greek to Latin ensured that the philosopher’s thought became enormously influential. For almost a century, the Aristoteles Latinus project has been studying these translations, publishing them in critical edition. The ‘Latin Aristotle’ not only informs us about how medieval people perceived the father of the sciences, but also brings us closer to his original wording.
When we read Aristotle, do we really read the words he wrote on papyrus in the fourth century before the Common Era? After all, the philosopher’s original writings were lost long ago. It is only thanks to copyists and translators that his texts have survived through the ages. However thankful we ought to be to them, they did occasionally make mistakes and sometimes even made intentional changes, when they found certain passages unclear or inappropriate, for example.
As a result, Aristotle’s texts were transmitted in manuscripts that are often very different. To know precisely what he thought about geography and meteorology, for example, we must critically compare all the extant manuscripts of his Meteorologica to reconstruct the original text as well as possible.
Explosion of knowledge
This requires one to have as much patience as a medieval copyist, as Professor Lisa Devriese, Director of Aristoteles Latinus, knows first-hand. The international project aims to research all the medieval Latin translations of Aristotle and to publish them in critical edition. This focus makes sense, since it was in the Middle Ages, and thanks to these Latin translations, that Aristotle came to be known enduringly in the West as the ‘father of all the sciences’.
“In the early sixth century, the Roman senator-philosopher Boethius already noted that knowledge of Greek had started disappearing, and that the work of important philosophers would thereby become inaccessible”, Devriese says. “He had the brilliant idea to translate Aristotle’s texts into Latin and to write commentaries on them, but he only translated a few works, which were all about logic.”
“It was only much later, in the twelfth and thirteenth century, that other parts of the voluminous Corpus Aristotelicum were translated into Latin in quick succession: texts about metaphysics, zoology, ethics… This resulted in a veritable explosion of knowledge, and Aristotle became enormously influential, especially because these translations formed the basis of the curricula at the first universities, which were being founded at that time. This ensured the very rapid circulation of Aristotle’s thought among medieval scholars.”
These translations formed the basis of the curricula at the first universities. This ensured the very rapid circulation of Aristotle’s thought among medieval scholars.
Some translators were incredibly productive. For example, the thirteenth-century Dominican William of Moerbeke not only translated works by Archimedes and Galen, but also translated almost all the works attributed to Aristotle from Greek into Latin. The famous scholastic Thomas Aquinas would never have been able to interpret Aristotle’s thought so critically and precisely if he had not had access to these translations.
Aristoteles Latinus in brief
- The Aristoteles Latinus project was launched in 1930 as a cooperation between European universities, under the auspices of the Union Académique Internationale.
- In 1973, the project moved to the Higher Institute of Philosophy, and specifically to the De Wulf-Mansion Centre; researching the history of Aristotelianism is one of the central foci of the centre.
- The critical editions of medieval Greek-Latin Aristotle translations that the project publishes are prepared by both KU Leuven researchers and academics at international research institutions.
- In addition, the researchers reflect on methodological problems related to the editions and of course also on the history of Aristotelianism.
- Regular conferences and colloquia are organized on these themes.
Word for word
The work of Professor Devriese and her colleagues who collaborate on the project – both researchers at KU Leuven and other international research institutions – is like jigsaw puzzling for experts. Of some texts, there are more than two hundred extant Latin manuscripts; in total, the Latin Aristotle comprises more than 2,200 manuscripts. For each text, the researchers draw up a stemma: they collect and compare all the extant manuscripts of a text in order to document and interpret all the differences between the versions systematically. On this basis, the medieval translator’s original can be reconstructed.
This is a monumental philological endeavour of great philosophical importance because reliable editions of the translations are an indispensable instrument for the correct study of medieval Aristotelianism. To plumb the depths of the philosophers and their writings, it is essential to know which Aristotelian texts in Latin were available to them.
Furthermore, the Latin editions also help us to get closer to Aristotle’s original Greek text. “Many of the Latin translations – which originated in the twelfth and thirteenth century – are older than the Greek manuscripts that survive, many of which date from the thirteenth to the fifteenth century”, Devriese says. “By identifying which Greek text the medieval translator used as a source, you acquire new insights into the tradition of the Greek text and can thus potentially correct the existing Greek editions.”
It helps that the medieval translators usually translated word for word and simply retained the Greek word order and syntax. “This often resulted in laboured, sometimes almost nonsensical Latin texts that are difficult to read without the Greek text”, Devriese says. “That is why the medieval works were heavily annotated, to explain what Aristotle meant.”
Dashes and curls
The medieval translator’s insight and skill is of great importance. If he made a mistake, a philosophical theory might suddenly look very different. “There is an example in a text about physiognomy”, Devriese says. “Incidentally, this is a pseudo-Aristotelian text: it was formerly attributed to Aristotle, but he probably didn’t write it. The text contains a passage about ‘merciful’ men: they are pale, they cry all the time, they often sire female children … And they are ‘erotic’ by nature, inclined to love. In his Latin text, the translator Bartholomew of Messina renders this as: they ask a lot of questions. At first you think this is bizarre. But then you realize that the Greek words for ‘asking questions’ and ‘erotic’ are very similar. In this case, it is a simple translation error with little impact, but such mistakes can sometimes result in substantive changes. That is why it is important that we document all the variants of a text.”
Translation errors can sometimes result in substantive changes. That is why it is important that we document all the variants of a text.
When studying the Latin translations, the researchers must themselves also guard against interpretive mistakes. “In Latin manuscripts, almost every word is abbreviated because parchment was very expensive”, Devriese tells us. “These abbreviations are marked with a variety of curls, dashes, and arches. If you miss a dash, it is very easy to make an interpretative mistake. That was true for medieval students, but it also applies to us. For example, the abbreviations for ‘si’ and ‘non’ are very similar in some manuscripts. So you have to look very carefully because this can of course result in a completely different meaning. In a text about colours that I am currently studying, there is a sentence that may mean ‘everything you see is by nature black’ or ‘everything you do not see is by nature black’... The difficulty of interpreting these curls and dashes is the reason that we do not currently rely on artificial intelligence: you often need a human eye to identify them and knowledge of the manuscript’s contents to interpret them correctly.”
The researchers do not only study the texts, but also the commentaries and annotations that were added in the Middle Ages. “There are manuscripts of Aristotle’s popular works that are full of notes by readers and students”, Devriese says. “This enables you to establish which passages were important to medieval readers, or what they found difficult to understand.”
“Medieval commentators also had to find ways of incorporating Aristotle’s thought into their Christian teachings. For example, with respect to the eternity of the world, they had to be creative: ‘Aristotle says that the world has always existed and was thus not created, but how can we reconcile this with our faith?’”
The blue Aristotle
The scientific editions published by the Aristoteles Latinus are easy to spot in the library: they have blue covers with gold lettering. Each edition has the same structure: “In a long introduction, we explain the manuscript tradition. The second part is the reconstruction of the Latin text. Of particular importance are the two sets of footnotes – the Greek-Latin apparatus and the critical apparatus. The first compares the Latin text to the Greek text. The second provides information about the variants of the text that circulated in the Middle Ages. Finally, there is also an index: a dictionary that lists which Latin words render which Greek words.”
Thirty volumes have appeared so far. “We are about halfway”, Devriese says. In other words, there is plenty more work to do. “Among other things, we still have to complete ten to fifteen pseudo-Aristotelian works, but also Aristotle’s De anima, his standard work on the soul. This was an exceptionally popular work in the Middle Ages, which means that preparing the edition is very time-consuming: there are more than 140 Latin manuscripts of the text.” In addition, the Aristoteles Latinus is also working on DALE, a digital environment that will bring together all the information about medieval Latin Aristotle translations.
Patience that yields results
Let there be no doubt: working for a project like Aristoteles Latinus requires a specific mix of interests and expertise. “You need to have excellent knowledge of Greek and Latin, including of all the grammatical peculiarities, as well as insight into Aristotelian philosophy”, Devriese says. “That sometimes makes it difficult to find the right people to do this kind of work. It is also very time-intensive and requires a lot of patience: the short text that was the subject of my doctorate took three years of fulltime work to complete.”
“On the other hand, it is also very satisfying: you work on something that nobody has ever done before, and our editions are considered standard works in the field. Moreover, you sometimes make surprising new discoveries, such as valuable manuscripts that contain variants not found anywhere else.”
It is not surprising, therefore, that the project’s appeal reaches far beyond our national borders. “A new doctoral student has just started who came to Leuven from Slovenia because she had discovered our Aristoteles Latinus programme. It is wonderful to see that our work generates so much enthusiasm.”


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Hollister House III -The Witch and the Banyan Tree
Emotion caught in Eve's throat as she saw her father's face for the thousandth time, just as he had looked in the banyan tree on the night of his death. It hadn't been peace she had seen there in his expression. Not peace. Maybe there was no peace, ever, not even after this disappointing life. Maybe there was nothing. Or maybe there was something much worse...
Seeking a new start, Eve Hollister came with her daughter, Allison, to Juniper, Mississippi to renovate the old family Victorian. At first, they felt a special bond with the mysterious banyan tree on the property. They could never have guessed that the tree was actually a portal for dark spirits that would manifest, setting in motion a series of horrific events, forcing them to finally flee Hollister House. Now, ten years later, they have returned to face their fears. The haunted Victorian had been victorious in the past, but evil cannot survive forever-not against the powers of good.
Follow these memorable, colorful characters in this third and final book of the "Hollister House Trilogy" as they travel through this fantastic journey that can only be fully imagined in the gothic Deep South; a romantic place of mysticism, voodoo, and undying love.


Stuart Delves is a writer – a poet and a playwright and a writer for business. He believes in the power of story and that the real stories of men and women are the texture of any industry.
Over the last 25 years he has written the stories of distillers, rig workers, bus drivers, bakers, book fetchers, painters, musicians, administrators, entrepreneurs, inventors, nurses, farmers, soldiers, prisoners of war, conscientious objectors, drovers, gamekeepers, fishermen, financiers, horse breeders, teachers, midwives, haggis makers, shepherds, maiden aunts, geneticists, astronomers, sales men, sales women, sail makers, clowns, pipers, secret agents, still men. He has always been touched by learning of the skills, knowledge, passion and pride of others.
Many years ago he studied Theology and Philosophy at university and has explored many world beliefs from an armchair and an angle-poise plus the odd immersion. At the age of 57, after a somewhat pot-holed life path, he believes in the diverse wonder of the human spirit and the mystery of the cycles of life and death. And as the jury’s still out as to what happens next, he welcomes all beliefs or the absence or abeyance of any, but most importantly believes in the honesty, compassion and rightness of focusing on the life, story and character of the departed rather than that of deities or redeemers.


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Walcław Wąsowicz : 1891-1942 : Malarstwo, rysunki, grafika, ceramika : Muzeum Narodowe w Warszawie, marzec-kwiecień, 1969
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If my newest love is coaching, my oldest love is art! I’m smitten with creativity - the way it works, the joy it brings, and the way it spreads more creativity in its wake. Its catching! It can be a little hard to get to a place of confident creative expression, of course, and that is where coaching is so helpful. Certainly it's taken me a lot of years to come to a place where I can really stand by my work, and my path in the world, Today, creativity takes an ever more important role in my life. I'm delighted to share some of my work here- I hope you enjoy it!
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âSince the movie industry is so late to the game, the libraries and archives you maintain are the repository of source material for the study of motion pictures.â
The Film Librarians Conference hosted by the Academyâs Margaret Herrick Library was held in Los Angeles from April 26-28, 2017 and drew over 150 professionals from over 85 institutions and 16 countries. The conference provided a platform for librarians, archivists, curators and other professionals who care for and manage paper-based film collections to network and learn about current preservation practices through presentations, tours, and programs.
Throughout the event, beyond the enthusiastic cry for a second conference, constant questions and comments arose around the ever-evolving digital landscape that librarians in the 21st century are facing. With that in mind, we have committed to holding a second conference from May 15-17 2019, with several panels exploring digital collections and challenges. Other events may include screenings and tours of local film libraries and archives.
Please check back in the next few months for more information and a future call for proposals. We look forward to seeing you in 2019!
Documenting Cinema: Film Librarianship in the 21st Century was conceived by librarians from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciencesâ Margaret Herrick Library in order to facilitate the sharing of ideas and strategies amongst librarians and archivists who maintain and administer paper-based, motion picture-related collections.


Since we're all fans of the series here, I thought I'd recommend some books and comics with similar themes. These are all the ones I've read or listened to. I'm sure there are more. Some of these are more adult than others, but they're all probably for ages 15 and up. Wouldn't really recommend them to anyone younger.
Fallen Angel (comic) - Gliding through the streets of the fate-filled city of Bete Noire, the Fallen Angel has been a force both for good and evil. But her origins have remained as mystery-cloaked as the Angel herself... until now. See the truth of her background unfold for the first time as the most formidable opponent she's ever faced tracks her down with an offer that she may not be able to refuse... even though, in accepting it, the life she knows may well be over. ~ Amazon
Lucifer (comic) - In the earlier related series The Sandman, written by Neil Gaiman, Lucifer abandoned his lordship over Hell. While Lucifer had previously appeared in various stereotypical guises in earlier DC books, Gaiman's version was unique and premised on English poet and prose writer John Milton's Paradise Lost. In the Sandman series, Lucifer had ruled as lord of Hell for ten billion years. Over that time, he had manipulated the various demons of Hell against each other, provided a place for dead mortals to be tormented, and led the war against Heaven. However, at some point during his rule, he had become bored with his existence. He became tired of the various stereotypes that mortals held of the devil, such as the idea that he purchased and traded for souls, which were largely untrue. He had become tired of his reign over Hell, and felt it an unfair punishment that he should have to rule there forever simply because he once rebelled. In the Sandman story Season of Mists, Lucifer expels all demons and damned souls from Hell before locking Hell's gates and handing over the key to Hell to Dream of the Endless, the title character of The Sandman series. Eventually, control of Hell was handed over to two Angels, Duma (the angel of silence) and Remiel ("who stumbled rather than fell"), while Lucifer simply retired to Earth, specifically to Perth, Western Australia. ~ Wikipedia
I, Lucifer (book) - In Paradise Lost, Milton set out to "justifie the wayes of God to men." In this novel, British author Duncan (Hope; Love Remains) attempts to justify the ways of Satan to the hip. God gives his evil subaltern a month in a human body, with an option to own, thus permanently casting off his pain-racked cosmological being. The grim alternative for Lucifer is to subsist in eternal nothingness. The vacant body belongs to Declan Gunn, a writer on the brink of suicide. Lucifer narrates his romps through escort service dates, cocaine-laced nights and, mostly, the thrills of the wondrous human sensorium. Lucifer options his life story-from his starring role with Adam and Eve to his struggles with an autocratic God-to a film producer and torments Declan's lover, Viola, with the promise of a juicy part in the upcoming movie. But for all his jauntiness, Lucifer must unexpectedly wrestle with Gunn's conscience, including Gunn's memories of Penelope, his alternately loathed and longed-for ex. When Lucifer makes the disastrous decision to see Penelope and forgive her for dumping him, he confronts the goodness of mercy, a battle that leaves him sick with nausea and cognitive disorientation. Lucifer tosses wisecracks around as if they were hand grenades. On the wickedness of a rival of Gunn's, he quips, "There's no murder in him, and only a very predictable dribble of lust. His soul, and billions like it, provide the cosmos with its muzak." Alas, Lucifer's wit doesn't often rise to this sharply satiric level: it's more like a series of outtakes from Bedazzled. This is the archetypal promising novel-the author's talent with words eclipses the substance of his story. ~ Amazon
The Fall of Lucifer (book) - I'm actually pretty embraced to be recommending this, as the author is an preachy evangelist *shutters* but until it gets too religious, it's a well-written book. Another fall from grace story which focuses on Lucifer, Gabriel, and Michael's brotherhood before, during, and after the fall.
Demon Angel (book) - For those of you who like romance novels. For two thousand years, Lilith wrought vengeance upon the evil and the damned, gathering souls for her father's armies Below and proving her fealty to her Underworld liege. Bound by a bargain with the devil and forbidden to feel pleasure, she draws upon her dark powers and serpentine grace to lead men into temptation. That is, until she faces her greatest temptation—Heaven's own Sir Hugh Castleford... Once a knight and now a Guardian, Hugh spent centuries battling demons—and the cursed, blood-drinking nosferatu. His purpose has always been to thwart the demon Lilith, even as he battles his treacherous hunger for her. But when a deadly alliance unleashes a threat to both humans and Guardians in modern-day San Francisco, angel and demon must fight together against unholy evil—and against a desire that has been too long denied...
Paradise Lost (music) - Symphony X's newest album which uses it's amazing music to tell the tale of the battle in heaven and the fall from grace of a third of the angelic host.


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The third in this year’s Digital Open Studios – artist Mo El Kadey – series by filmmaker Mark French. Enjoy this biographical piece funding and supported by the Arts Council England and building a digital library to represent the unique creatives of this Sussex coastline.
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Most people have heard of the Bronte sisters. Most people know that there were three of them, that they wrote novels and that they lived in Haworth for almost their whole lives. However, there is one of the sisters that does not have as high a profile as the others and this is Anne.
Anne Bronte was the youngest of the siblings – actually the youngest of six in total. Born in 1820, her mother died when she was still a baby and while Anne was a very talented writer she was overshadowed by her sisters. Her first novel was ‘Agnes Grey’, which was published as one volume of three. The two other volumes were ‘Jane Eyre’ by her sister Charlotte and ‘Wuthering Heights’ by Emily. All three novels did have their critics although Charlotte and Emily’s works appeared to have more impact and success and all three were originally published under male pseudonyms.
It is widely considered that the decision to publish the works this way helped to overshadow Anne, with the other two novels gaining more critical acclaim. Anne went on to write another novel, which was well-received. She also gained acclaim as a poet, writing dozens of poems, some of which had a religious theme and are still used by different churches today.
Anne and her sisters’ use of male pseudonyms when they first began writing is now widely known, because they felt that they would not be taken seriously as female authors. However, they were quick to act when rumours of their identities began to form, ensuring that they were recognised as the authors under their own names.
It is important not to dismiss Anne’s contribution to the literary world. She died at the very early age of 29 and was therefore robbed of the opportunity to make a greater impact.


Sanseria Murray, experienced by many as Mama Star, lives to awaken, ignite, heal, and propel everyone she encounters through her words, her workshops, and her embraces. Sanseria (she/they) is a word nerd, and lover of dark chocolate, who considers themself a storyteller with deep conviction that the only way to our collective liberation is by living with a transformative and restorative, radical love ethic. Their first book, Morning Star Rising: a book of poetry, was published in 2021. Currently, Sanseria teaches middle school theater arts, hosts workshops and retreats, and spends their time writing, creating, loving , laughing with their whole self and learning what it means to lean into rest, especially as a Black, Queer person. Sanseria resides in San Antonio, TX.
"The dawn is wrapped in this beautiful reflection of words. I feel the healing coursing through the text like a confluence of spirit, virtue and an assurance that comes with spending time and care with oneself. Morning Star Rising is immersive and gentle in pieces like, I Love You and Mirror; it is urgent and weighty in verses like Silence and The Lion Declaration. Each poem is filled with rays of light, bringing us to the summit of understanding."
Andrea "Vocab" Sanderson
San Antonio Poet Laureate 2020-2023
"Sanseria Murray is a brilliant facilitator, creating a much-needed space for people to come and lay down their burdens through a poetic process of lament. She is also much more than a facilitator—she is a poet, a teacher, an overcomer, a soul coach, a dynamic multi-genre creative and a true patron of the arts. Sanseria Murray is a blessing just to be around. You’ll discover that quickly if you’re ever in her presence or simply get to hear her voice. Or read her writing. Or watch one of her plays. Love and Lament is a space where she does all of that, meanwhile, seamlessly inviting folks into their own process, pain and the victory of Love. "
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Sanseria is a Co-Creator with Wild Goose Festival: a transformational community grounded in faith-inspired social justice…
Stay tuned for collaborative workshops with De Corazón: culturally informed healing practice for family, community, classroom, and beyond...


Saul was bad news for the Israelites, but David was to be a shepherd for the people.
God doesn’t look at the outward appearance, but the heart.
Discussion Questions (lifted from the pages of The Story of God and Man:
- In what way was the first king, King Saul, different from the second king, King David? (Saul followed his own desires; David believed God and loved Him so much that he wanted to obey Him.)
- What promise did God give to King David? (He said that one of David’s descendants would reign forever over an eternal kingdom.) (I looked this up to see what John Piper had to say about it, since the part of the future descendant “committing iniquity” made me question whether this prophecy was referring to Jesus. Piper says that the prophecy is, like many Old Testament prophecies, referring both to events in the near future and the distant future, thus referring to Solomon in some ways and Jesus in others. Here’s Piper’s sermon on the matter if you’d like read or listen.)
- What other promises does this remind you of? (It reminds us of the promise that God made to Adam and Eve, and of the promise that He made to Abraham. These two promises, along with this promise to David, were promises about the Savior who would come to save people from the power of Satan, sin and death.)
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Brick History-the next in the series after the highly successful Brick City, Brick Wonders, Brick Flicks, and Brick Vehicles.
With video games, theme parks, a hit movie, and more, there’s no denying that LEGO® is making history! And no one demonstrates the power and versatility of LEGO better than master modeller Warren Elsmore. Brick History features 50 of the most pivotal historic moments in time and captures them in a mixture of detailed dioramas and buildable projects. Each chapter includes a number of these buildable projects, complete with easy-to-follow instructions. Readers are in for a treat with four fascinating chapters that include models of prehistory and the Birth of Civilization–The Big Bang, the foundation stone of the first Egyptian pyramid, the assassination of Julius Caesar, and the Norman conquest of England Renaissance and the Age of Empire the invention of the Gutenberg Printing Press, the consecration of the Sistine Chapel, Christopher Columbus’s discovery of America, the defeat of the Spanish Armada, and the Mayflower’s journey to America 19th Century the construction of the first cast iron bridge and the onset of the Industrial Revolution, the California Gold Rush, the Confederate defeat and abolition of slavery following the Civil War, and Alexander Graham Bell’s invention of the telephone 20th Century and Beyond the Wright Brothers’ first flight, the sinking of the Titanic, the D-Day landings and the Allied victory, Discovery of DNA, Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech and the birth of the Civil Rights movement, the Apollo 11 moon landings, President Obama’s inauguration, and the Royal Wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton
Features more than 400 full colour images throughout. It’s the perfect way to create or change your own version of history.
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A wide variety of AR books are available for testing and may be checked out from our classroom library or school library.
Minimum requirement is 2-4 grade level books per week. Each student's grade level is based on past performance and is re-evaluated on a bi-monthly basis.
Each student is required read for 15 minutes each night, Monday through Thursday. While reading is not required on the weekends it is highly recommended to increase vocabulary and furthering their Language Arts skills.


Baby Shower at WinMock
Back in March, I attended the most delightful baby shower. This one was extra special because I was the guest of honor! I'm so grateful for my sweet cousin Starley, and Betsy and for all the work they did to craft this beautiful celebration. You two are the best and I am a lucky, lucky girl!
Other than the date, time and location - every detail was a surprise! Thanks to my dear friend, Nancy Ray, for bringing her camera along to capture these fun moments. I loved every moment of celebrating with so many special friends and family members!
The beverage bar was delicious and I think I had two or three raspberry lemonades! Betsy designed colorful, fresh flower arrangements and Starley crafted adorable party favors for everyone (including some delicious homemade treats!)
Each guest was asked to bring a book for our baby's library and I have to say...I was blown away! Her library is so full of the most wonderful story books that I know we are going to treasure for years to come.
The food was scrumptious. It was no secret that one of the only foods I loved to eat during my pregnancy was macaroni and cheese... so mac and cheese was definitely a part of the spread!
Everyone shared their best bits of wisdom on these little paper dresses and I've kept them to share some in Piper's baby book.
Of course, it's never a true party unless there is cake! My friend Chloe made the loveliest cake, don't you think? Each tier was a different flavor...my two favorites: Lemon and Lavender, and Cookies and Cream. Yum!
Huge shoutout to some incredible industry friends for sharing their love, talents and inventory to help create such gorgeous little party. To Jon and the team at Hauser, Chloe at Cakes by Chloe, Holly and Ben at Holly Tate Fine Catering, the gang at Winmock, and my sister-in-law, Jordy Lievers-Eaton at SquiddyShop: I love you all to pieces!!! The beautiful linens were from Nuage Designs (Eleanor - you rock!)
My grandmother (Mema) and cousin Starley traveled in from Houston, Texas. My Aunt Jean drove down from Connecticut (and made that darling diaper cake pictured above!) My sisters-in-law Jordy and Lisa traveled in from New York and Maryland. My mom was there too of course! Many friends from Winston/Greensboro/Raleigh, etc. came as well and baby girl and I were showered with so much love. It was the perfect day and I love being able to relive it through these pictures and remember the joyful anticipation we all felt, as we waited for Piper's birth!


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Community Update from Town Manager Christopher Bromson:
Winter Farmer's Market
This Sunday, please join us from 11 AM to 3 PM at the Enfield Square Mall for the Winter Farmer’s Market! Our vendors will have fresh produce, dairy and meats, delicious sweets, and handmade craft items for sale. Remember to wear a mask and practice social distancing. Please adhere to the traffic patterns at mall. Follow the market on Facebook and Instagram @EnfieldRegionalFarmersMarket for updates!
At the November 16th Town Council meeting, the Council voted to fund paddle boats at the Freshwater Pond! This funding will include docks, life vests, and other necessary equipment. The Town has recently invested in Freshwater Pond with the goal of making it an area of recreation for our community. In the Spring of 2021, the upgrades and repairs to the dam and spillway, including safety improvements, will be completed. These changes will allow the paddleboats to be used on the pond safely. In 2019, the Town funded the dredging of the Pond. In 2015, the Freshwater Pond walkway was completed and in 2011, the Freshwater Streetscape Improvements were completed. We hope that our residents will enjoy all the improvements to the Pond.
The Library is thrilled to announce that they will be continuing The Festival of Trees this year!
Join the Library for the Online Rhyme Time program for children ages birth to 24 months via Facebook on Mondays at 10:30 AM. Virtual Storytimes will also be on Facebook. Storytimes for ages 2-4 will be on Tuesdays at 9:30 AM and Storytimes for ages 4-5 will be on Thursdays at 9:30 AM.
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There are an amazing number of informative and helpful career and college guidance books on the market. Here are some of my favorites.
This is a especially insightful book, full of real-life stories of individuals from many walks of life who have changed careers mid-life. Written by someone (Bronson) who himself desired a fresh career start, the stories present career and life re-invention in an authentic way, full of realistic stops and starts, reflections, epiphanies, hardships and great satisfactions.
Packed with useful tips on how to successfully transition from college to career, prolific author Lindsey Pollak writes in a personable, self-effacing tone while nevertheless providing a most authoritative guide on the topic. A self-styled expert on Millennials in the workplace, Ms. Pollak is perhaps one of our industry's most sought-after speakers and presenters in the media.
Written by a pair of veteran Silicon Valley innovators and co-founders of The Life Design Lab, this book tackles the challenge of successfully uncovering and launching a new career from more of an engineering approach. Surprisingly though, the book is very readable and easy to follow. Full of exercises, it frames career exploration as a step-by-step problem to be solved.
In this book, noted education expert Jeffrey Selingo provides a good deal of practical step-by-step advice for young people planning to enter the workforce. In particular, he discusses how to make yourself more marketable to employers in terms of acquiring or improving the kinds of skills they are looking for.
Here is the latest edition of the best-selling classic. It has managed to continue offering practical and engaging career exploration and transition advice from generation to generation by constantly adapting to changes in the workplace.
In this personal memoir, Life Coach Steph Gold relates her own personal challenge in developing the kind of career and life she wanted. Written for primarily a female audience but also applicable to just about any young person trying to launch, the book also provides useful hands-on exercises.
Here is the seminal work by Joseph Campbell that introduces and discusses his theory of a trans-cultural 'Hero's Journey' that ultimately all of us must make in order to live fulfilled and actualized lives. It is rather dense but if you can work your way through the material, you may find yourself seeing your own lifepath in a new way.
One of the best-known authors in the field in terms of guiding individuals over the age of 50 into different career paths is John Tarnoff. Here is a link to his popular book Boomer Reinvention. Tarnoff has a solid understanding of the contemporary challenges facing older individuals in terms of re-entering the job market. He writes in an engaging style as someone who has personally gone through the career 'reinvention' process himself.


Now available Applewood Books/Benna Books, A Boutique Press for Artists & Writers:
A SHORT BIOGRAPHY OF AUGUSTE RODIN
uguste Rodin (1840-1917) did not follow the prescribed path for a nineteenth century artist. He rebelled against traditional idealized forms, introducing innovative (sometimes shocking) practices that paved the way for modern sculpture. Now, in 2017, the centennial of Rodin's passing, Dammann celebrates the power and emotion of a master's work.
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This article summarizes the latest research and gives 7 suggestions on when to drink protein shakes for effective weight loss.
Milk and Weight Loss – Find out why & how milk/dairy (low GI) induces a massive insulin response in your body, making it very difficult to lose weight
This is a review of the scientific literature available on the subject. If you are considering fasting for weight loss, you need to read this article. Find out what works and what does not.
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An introduction to wave motion and simple harmonic motion as related to springs and pendulums.
Longer video demonstrating the properties of waves in motion. This includes the concepts of wave velocity, frequency, and wavelength. In addition the ideas of reflection, diffraction, refraction, and interference in waves.
Video lecture on traveling waves, sound, sound frequency, sound intensity, and the Doppler Effect.
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This lecture gives a brief overview of electromagnetic (EM) waves and the EM spectrum.


The Betrothed—Part 2
At the king’s command, a servant, a creature of the light, descended to the shadow lands, to the door of the whoring house, and at the door he cried in to her, “Chosen One of the King! Come forth; the King has not forgotten you. Only come now, call upon His name, and be rescued.”
But in the den of darkness, the other women laughed with their lovers—“Rescued? Pah! What need have you of rescue? Are we not happier, here? Are not we the ones who have chosen you? Have not we adopted you, as one of us? Do we not love you?”
Again and again, the messenger came to her, until all joy was dry inside her heart, until she grew frail and sick at the handling of her lovers, until her bones pressed against her skin. Then hearing the voice, she looked up and cried, “Oh My King, my Prince! If it is true that you have not forgotten me, then come to me, in my destruction!”
And at once, with sword in hand, the son of the King rushed down into the shadowed land. To the whoring house he came, for the gates did not stand before him, to his Zion, in her cursed bed, and like a child he lifted her from her misery.
Crowds gathered to greet him, the swarms of her dirty lovers, and at their head, the king of the city, to stop her being carried off. “What have you to do with her?” They cried. “Is she your own, that you might do with her as you please?”
“She is my own,” declared the prince, “the one that I have chosen, and the one that I have loved. Betrothed; heiress to the Kingdom of Light. She belongs to you no more.” And though scores rushed upon him, to destroy him, and to destroy her, he struck them down in the streets with the edge of his sword, and the king of the city he slaughtered, last of all, in the gates.
Home, Zion was brought, to her Kingdom, and because she yet wore the King’s Signet, she was allowed to pass through the gates. And there, she was laid on the bed of queens, and all throughout the fitful nights, the Prince sat long beside her, tending to her. With gentle hands, he cared for her wounds; he drew out the poisons, from her blood. He stayed with her until she was strong again, and her bruises were washed away. In robes he wrapped her, in soothing perfumes and golden crowns, until her spirit was whole again, and she could walk in the gardens without support.
In this way, she remained; growing ever stronger, and ever more beautiful, in the balms of that place, becoming fairer than ever she had been before. And in the presence of the King, the glow of that place adorned her.
Many tears she cried, begging for their forgiveness, that they might pardon her the wrong she had done them, and the King held her, while she wept, until peace came to her. “You have been forgiven, my child,” he said. “Let you no more forget the place that is your home, and those who have given you their love.”
But on a night, when soft she walked the halls, and by chance, glanced out the window, beyond the grounds, she saw the world of shadow, sprawled. And at its edge were shapes and figures she had known before, and in her heart there came an urge, to go out to them. They seemed to call to her by name, in every way that she knew.
In stealth, she snuck away, just for the night—to see those things that she had known, and to be back by morning, to be back to the Prince and to the King’s Gardens. But when she had gone out of the walls, she was stopped; for there, like some colossal monster, in the darkness, was a shape.
A wall of thorns stood before her; towering and thick and without doors. Nearly, she turned back in fear, but on the other side, she heard the voices calling to her, so close, so tempting. The thorns were like daggers, tearing her skin, when she pushed into them. She struggled through, though her robe was torn, though her hair was pulled out, though the nettles stung her feet like razors and the thickets raked her body like claws.
On the other side, they greeted her with cheers, and took her back to the city that she had known, bloodied and naked, dirty and empty. When they saw that on her face the glow of the King’s land, they jeered and scowled, until, fearing them, she took the dirt of the street and smeared her face and body with it, to hide the glow. And so they welcomed her again.
Her stolen robes and her jewels, they robbed in trade for the wine with which they filled her; but it was, to her thirsting mouth, like sand. Back they thrust her, to her old chamber. A new king came, the king of the town, with all his monstrous sons, with their fair faces and their savage hearts, and they fell upon her each in turn, and when morning came she did not know it. In false silver and moth-eaten silk, her lovers paid her, in rust and bleak food and drink, boasted as feasts.
Her body ached and stung from the tearing of the thorns, the scars tracing her fair body, their poisons throbbing in her veins, until she wondered why the King would have done this to her? With each man who fell upon her, the worse the pain seemed to grow, until her groans seemed too much to bear.
For Zion, the one who had dirtied her face, did not know that the light had gone out of it already.
In the Kingdom, the Prince, with torn heart cried out, “How long, my Lord? How long must we bear her suffering? How long must we watch her harm? The love we have chosen bleeds; she is struck and seduced upon the steps of the palace of the dead! And though she has turned from us, she does not yet see the undoing of herself. Must we wait, my lord, while they destroy what once was pure?”
“We must wait,” replied the King. “Though Zion turns her heart from us, we shall not abandon her. We shall stir her heart to seek us, to cry out; for we shall not ignore her cry.”
Days passed, but in the darkness, she did not know. The sickness crawled back into her limbs, the rot into her belly, when, at the door, the voice of the messenger cried up to her: “Chosen child! Betrothed of the Kingdom of light, beloved of the Lord, you are not forgotten. Though you turn your face from blessing, though you turn your back on the hand that heals you, the King waits. Call to him for mercy, and you may yet be saved!”
Again, they mocked him in the chambers, but even as Zion sought her lovers, his voice rang outside. Each day he returned, until finally, the people of the city drove him off, casting and locking him out. But even then, when night fell, he would climb over the walls and to her window, his words a whisper to her restless mind. And it seemed to her to be the voice of the King himself.
When her lovers came to her now, it was with disgust, for the state of her wounds was hideous, and they had no more appetite for her. Though doctors of the city came, they could do nothing except cause her pain. But as her wounds ached and oozed openly, her longing for the ashen food, for the dirty drinks, faded; her hunger for her lovers turned cold, until all she heard was the voice of the messenger.
Finally, in the still of the night, when the voice of the messenger reached her, she snuck from the house on weak legs, and with the servant of the King, they escaped the walls of the city, and fought their way up, towards the light again. There, the Prince met them, and he bore His Zion back up to the Kingdom. And as she wore the ring still, on her hand, so they were permitted to enter.
As before, the Prince stayed beside her—he tended to her wounds. He rubbed salve into the claws of the thorns, and though it hurt her, he drew out every disease and cancer, and it was not long until she was healthy again, and all that was left on her were scars.
“Love of mine,” he said, with tears, “Do you not see? The hedge I planted was to keep you safe, to keep you from going after your old paths. The poison of those barbs was to draw you back to the place where it might be healed.”
With tears, she fell upon his chest, and at the foot of the King, her heart breaking with repentance, as she begged for his forgiveness. With a kiss, the King lifted her. “Stand, my child. Stay here, and be healed. Leave this place no longer; and let the darkness of that place belong to you no more, just as you no longer belong to it.”
But the call of the shadowed world would not release her. No sooner had the Prince released her arm, that she might grow strong enough to walk unaided, than she found herself wandering with a restless heart.
At first, when she passed by the windows, she passed them quickly, without looking out of them. But as time went on, a growing curiosity slowed her feet, and she found her eyes wandering toward them. Eventually, she found herself standing, looking out at the world below her. And gradually when she walked in the garden, when she passed by the walls, she felt herself longing for something on the other side; something she had known before.
On one such night, at her window, she heard the distant sounds, and crept out to the walls. On the other side, a shape met her, calling up to her with old, hungry words. “Come down,” he cried, “come to me, and I shall please you! I shall give you that for which you long! Come back to the place where you are at home, the place for which your heart hungers!” And pointing at the hedge, he cried,
“Do you see?” he called. “Your captor traps you in. A hedge of thorns, he has woven. He keeps you as his prisoner! I would free you. Do you not see? Does he distrust you so? If he loved you, would not he open the gate? Would not he trust his betrothed to choose for herself, if he truly was worthy of her affection?” these and many other words he spoke to her, fair words, from a fair tongue. “Come to me,” he said, “and I can get you through the wall, unharmed. I shall not woo you with a wall of thorns; but upon a bed of feathers. The payment is slight, and what is a slight cost, for freedom?”
His words enticed her as a spider’s web, and the smell of his perfume put the hunger in her belly again. Overpowered by them, by every deceit he put in her heart, she climbed down from the wall, and into the arms of the creature below. Gripping her tightly, smiling and filling her with words that she loved, he pulled her toward the hedge. When they reached it, he stopped, and held out his hands.
“The passage cannot be free. I require only the slightest of treasures.”
With a fearful brow, she pled for him to tell her, offering the many jewels she wore, the riches of her clothes, even herself, for her hunger and the ache to return to the city seemed too much, now, as his perfume filled her still. But with each offer, the shadowy man shook his head, until finally, he snatched her hand, and saw the small signet ring upon it. “This,” he said. “It is a simple token; so cheap and worthless, next to all of these other great treasures. But I will accept it, if you still desire to go.”
Forgetting all that the King had told her, that long time ago, she gave him the signet, and the shadowy man brought her to a small spot, in the hedge, where a blade had cut a little passage, and he slithered through, between the thorns like a serpent. Shedding her robe, so that it might not be caught, she crawled through after him, through the mud and filth below.
The shadowy man cheered, and all the city folk came, with their own cries, to swallow her up again, and with their handfuls of mud, which they smeared onto her, to cover her brightness.
They ripped at her her hair—they struck her face—and they laughed and kissed her, and called her daughter. They took her to the whoring bed, and told her she was beautiful. They broke her into pieces, and declared that she had never looked so whole.
So days became nights, became ages without definition. The king of the city and his sons came to her, celebrating her recovery as they ravaged her, at the feast in her honor. The deceiver, the one who had lured her out, mocked her when she trembled. When her mind went back to the king, he would jeer.
“Him? Who let you leave, without pursuit? Did he not do this to you?” And he would point out the white scars, left by the thorns. “Did not I bring you through safely, without harm?”
“But the prince,” she said, “When I was lost, he came to find me.”
And the man laughed. “Lost? Are you lost, creature? Then find yourself; and if you shall not, then I shall find you for you. He cares nothing for you; and you nothing for him. Are you not a whore? Are you not faithless? Have not you turned your back to him, time and again? Only I, only we, love you. Only in this place, do you belong.”
Soon, the messenger came, to bring her back, and she heard his voice in her ears. But the deceiver held her back, from going out to him, with his lies and his promises, so that she boarded up the window, so as not to hear the cries. But the messenger persisted more and more, through night and day, that she might find no rest; that in her chamber, his words could always be heard.
Finally, she rose up, to go out and find him, but the deceiver laughed at her wickedly. “Would you go out to meet him?” He asked, and he held up the ring she had given him. “But you cannot pass through the gates. None, save those who are the King’s, can pass the gate. And you are not his. You are ours, now. Turn your thoughts from him!”
As she cowered, in distress, her lovers gathered the whole city and they killed the messenger, and celebrated his body.
But it was not long before another messenger came, with the same plea, to call out, to return. And yet the poison in her blood cried that she could not be saved, this time; she was too far away, for that. She had fallen too far, to climb back out. She had given away the inheritance. She had given it all away. She was not the King’s, now; she belonged here, in this dirt. And eventually, with the ache of chains, around her wrists, she thought of the King no more.
So fell the second messenger, and another after, and another, until finally, no more came.


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(2010) for trumpet and electronics (5:30)
(2008) for solo trumpet (C) and piano (manus) (dur: 3)
Blue Phrases [sound clip, excerpts] [score]
(2007) for solo trumpet (C), electronics and brass band (MIC) (dur: ca. 14)
Commissioned by Stavanger Brass Band for Odin Hagen, with support from The Norwegian Cultur Fund
(2001) for Brass Quintet (Nordic Sounds) (dur: 20:00)
Commissioned by Art of Brass Copenhagen with support from NOMUS. Premiered in Copenhagen in October 2001.
(2000) for Flute, Trumpet, Violin and Piano (www.mic.no) (dur: 15)
(2000) for Brass Quintet (Nordic Sounds) (dur: 4:30)
Commissioned by Zeneka Brass Quintet, Manchester.
Concerto for Trumpet and String Orchestra - Hommage
(1996, rev.97/99) for Solo Tpt and Strings: 6-6-4-4-2 (www.mic.no) (dur: 16:00)
Trumpet Concerto - Hommage, in four movements, commissioned by ISCM Norway - Bergen for Ole Edvard Antonsen. First perfomed by him in Bergen. Revised after the first performance.
Elegy for Broken Hearts
(1996) for Trumpet and Piano (www.mic.no) (dur: 5)
From "Concerto for trumpet and string orch."
Concerto for Bb Cornet and Brass Band
(1993) for Bb cornet and brass band (Nordic Sounds) (dur: 15:00)
Commissioned by Manger Musikklag and principal cornet Rune Gundersen.
Version for Cornet and Piano available (click "publisher")
The Fourth Angel
(1992/01) for trumpet and sinfonietta (1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-pno-solo tpt-strings (1-1-1-1-1) (www.mic.no) (dur: 10:30)
Premiered and recorded by Bodø Sinfonietta
(1990/91) for Baritone (singer) and Trumpet (www.mic.no) (dur: 15)
Text (No): Rolf Jacobsen
(1988/93) for 4 Bb trumpets (1 piccolo trumpet) (www.mic.no) (dur: 15)


Melora of History of Hyrule has created a great website with scans of several of them to enjoy for free! Want even better news? Since she is missing a lot of Zelda comics and books, that I actually have, I will be providing full scans of the remainder of them for her to post!
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King Saud University has established its libraries in order to contribute to the three goals of the university, education, scientific research and community service. This is why it is said that the university is made up of three elements, a student, a professor, and a library which is the beating heart of the university. The library provides different services, including availability of sources of information to the student, the faculty member, and the community.
The deanship was established in 1974, and university libraries have become an academic representative entity of the University Council, after it was known as libraries department.
The deanship oversees technically and administratively all library affairs in the university in Riyadh, including all central and branch libraries; In addition to the technical divisions, administrative, and support services, as they are responsible for organizing book fairs. Also they participate in distribution of publications issued by the university, in addition to representing the university on national, regional, and international level.
To be a distinct academic library, and the best in the region..
Contribute to enable the university to provide high quality of education and research to serve the community through the quality of IT services. This case can be achieved by using the owned advanced systems and distinct human resources in addition to the meaningful community partnerships.
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Alera is the setting of most of the Codex Alera books. It is an empire that is ruled by a First Lord, along with Lords ruling the various cities. The people of Alera have the capability to control the elements.Their civilization is based on the Roman Empire. In it's history it has beaten and destroyed numerous enemies including but not limited to, the Children of the Sun, the Malorandim, the Avar, the Yrani and the Dekh(according to Princeps' Fury).
The land and nation of the Alerans, it constitutes most of a continent, ending at the coast to the west and south, the Calderon Valley land bridge to the realm of the Marat, Maratea, to the east, and the Shieldwall to the north.
The nation is divided into state-like territories named for the prominent cities, each ruled by a High Lord. Inside these territories exist various towns and steadholts (villages) where the majority of the free, non-citizen populace live. Each city fields the Legions that make up the military of Alera. These cities, and their lords at the start of the series, are:
- Alera Imperia, rule by the First Lord Gaius Sextus and First Lady Gaius Caria
- Antillus, ruled by High Lord Antillus Raucus and High Lady Antillus Dorotea
- Aquitaine, rule by High Lord Aquitainus Attis and High Lady Aquitainus Invidia
- Attica, rule by High Lord Atticus Quentin
- Ceres, rule by High Lord Cereus
- Forcia, rule by High Lord Forcius
- Kalare, rule by High Lord Kalarus Brencis
- Parcia, rule by High Lord Parcius
- Placida, rule by High Lord Placidus Sandos and High Lady Placidus Aria
- Phrygia, rule by High Lord Phrygius
- Rhodes, rule by High Lord Rhodes
- Riva, rule by High Lord Rivus


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BOOK – Radiotelegraph and Radiotelephone Codes, Prowords and Abbreviations
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MMSSTV – the help menu as a pdf (assembled by Chris VK2ACD)
The excellent MMSSTV, by Makito Mori, seems to be the go-to program for transmission and reception of SSTV images. There are quite a lot of settings and options in the program, some of them quite quirky. I cannot find a manual as a document. The usual answer is to go to the help menu, but you need then to open the program and then ideally see the help chapter while looking at the program window, but this seems impossible to do.
So I have taken the whole help contents and assembled them into a single pdf document. You can then view it on-screen alongside the program window (if you have a large monitor) or you can print the whole thing or part of it. Download it here – MMSSTV help pdf format
HAM CALLS – AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND 1926
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