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The cover of the printed version of "CANTIAMO INSIEME"
The back of "CANTIAMO INSIEME" and how happy I was when I received my personal copy :)
The back of "La mia scuola si colora", where both my name and the school name appear!
A preview of one of interior pages of "CANTIAMO INSIEME"
Cover of the kindergarten colouring book "La mia scuola si colora"
It's a short story to help children understands that turtles are not exactly "normal" pets! I started this project, because I wanted to prove that I was able to create a story coherent, with meaning and visually pleasing, both for adults and children.
This project is particularly dear to me as I was lucky enough to collaborate with a vet specialized in reptiles to confirm all the info I put inside the book!
Some general info on the diet a turtle needs to follow
Cover of the new song book for children I am working on!
The basic info about the indoor keeping of a water turtle!
The cover of the upcoming english version, before the illustration rework
This page is particularly dear to me as I can not stress enough how important it is to ask for a vet visit!
The index I made for the "CANTIAMO INSIEME" book


Now that MISTRESS OF THE AGES is on the street, I thought I’d fill you in on the next project I’m working on, titled VULCAN’S FURY: THE DARK LANDS.
My apologies to fellow Star Trek fans, but VULCAN’S FURY has nothing to do with Vulcans like our beloved Mr. Spock. Rather, this book is something of an alternate history of ancient Rome with a sci-fi twist. The feel of the story thus far reminds me quite a bit of both EMPIRE and the books of THE FIRST EMPRESS trilogy, although set against the backdrop of Earth, rather than outer space.
The premise of VULCAN’S FURY is that the civilizations of the ancient world were destroyed by an asteroid impact. Pockets of survivors emerged after what was later called The Long Winter, among them a group of Romans who had managed to preserve their culture and a vision to build a New Rome come the day they could again live under the open sky. When the First Spring came at last, they found the world had forever changed: the boundaries between land and sea were all but unrecognizable, and even the positions of the stars in the sky had changed. Many animals recorded in the now ancient records of the first Survivors were gone. Over the centuries that followed, other creatures, some wonderful and others terrible, appeared, sent by the gods to replace some of those that had been taken away.
A few thousand years after Old Rome was destroyed, the dream of the Roman Survivors had become a reality. Vulcan’s Fury, as the impact event was known, had become a distant but poignant memory of how wrathful the gods can be, and it was the duty of every Roman to see that they were never angered again. Over those many years, the Roman Empire had finally brought to heel the entire known world, save the Dark Lands. Hidden behind a barrier of smoldering volcanoes and the deadly Haunted Sea, the Dark Lands were at the heart of ancient legends among the Romans of terrible beasts, and worse, that had once feasted upon the flesh of men in the earliest days of the First Spring.
But ancient legends held no fear for Princess Valeria, daughter of Caesar Tiberius Claudius Augustus. Enthralled by reports of strange happenings along the coast and bored by the life of a young Roman noblewoman, she begs her father to allow her to travel to the coast of the Haunted Sea to indulge her curiosity. Tiberius grants her request, anxious to see her safely away from Rome, where the Senate is plotting against him. Together with her closest companions, including her enormous hexatiger, Hercules, Valeria sets off on her adventure, unaware that she has set in motion a series of events that will change the history of the Empire, and all Humankind, forever…
So, that’s a bit more than you would get in a typical book blurb, but I wanted to give you more of an idea of where the story is coming from. I don’t have a publication date yet, of course, but as of this writing the manuscript is already at 41,000 words, so it’s moving along pretty quickly. I also don’t know if it will be a standalone or not – we’ll just have to wait and see!
Lastly, for those who have been wondering, MISTRESS OF THE AGES was not the last book of the IN HER NAME series. The story of the Kreelan Empire and Confederation of Humanity isn’t over yet.


I have the blessing of seeing lots of new books cross my desk. It’s rare that something surprises me as much as the delightful new work God Saw That It Was Good: A Safari Through Salvation History by Brant Law and coming soon from Paraclete Press. Today, I’m happy to share my recent email conversation with Brant. LMH
Brant, congratulations on the publication of God Saw That It Was Good. Please briefly introduce yourself to our readers.
My name is Brant Law. I am a first-time Catholic author from Alma, Arkansas. I have lived in Arkansas my entire life and have been married to my wife Christy for almost five years. We have three cats: Ana, Bella, and Pom Pom.
This book is so original! I saw in reading it that you are a Math teacher. What in the world prompted you to write a book about animals in scripture?
I am a high school math teacher in Alma, Arkansas, and have worked with some of the greatest students and educators in the state over the past fifteen years. I also have a degree in Theology from Saint Gregory’s University in Shawnee, Oklahoma, that inspired me some in the writing of this book. I was praying one night in bed, wondering if God was ever going to use me for anything in ministry, when an inspiration struck. I have always felt called to write spiritual works and remembered in Theology classes we need to sometimes see Scripture through a different lens. I love animals, so I thought it would be interesting to learn and write about God in Scripture, the lives of the saints, and my own life by studying their story. After spending most of the night thinking about different animal stories that I knew from the Bible and the lives of the saints, I thought I might have something different and fun to write about. To encourage me even more, as I opened the daily Mass readings the next morning, the first reading was the story of Noah’s Ark from the book of Genesis. I said to myself, “Alright God, let’s do this!”
How do you describe the book to people?
This book is about animals in the Bible, the lives of the saints, and in my own life, and how their stories and everyday interaction with us is another invitation to grow closer in our relationship with God. This book is different from a lot of the books on Scripture and the saints on the market because animals are the focal point. God speaks to us in infinitely many ways, and I wanted to explore a road less traveled.
What are some of your favorite animals in the book and which do you like least?
Every chapter in the book had a lot of interesting stories and background to explore. My favorite animal is the cat, so I am very partial to that chapter. I also loved learning about the donkey and writing about it from the angle of a servant. I don’t really have a least favorite animal. There is a chapter on insects though and some of those stories will make your skin crawl.
This book is a fun premise but involves much information from both the bible and the lives of the saints. How did you research your facts?
There was a lot of research that went into this book. I started out by selecting animals that we come into contact with in our everyday lives. I then looked up Scripture passages about those animals and made a selection that I felt could be looked at through a lens of drawing one closer to God. I researched those passages in books, Biblical commentaries, and websites, and compiled them with stories from the lives of Catholic saints and my own life to formulate the different chapters. Some of the chapters also contain characteristics and facts about the animals themselves which had to be looked up.Enjoy @LisaHendey's conversation with @Mr_Blaw, the author of the creative new @ParacletePress book GOD SAW THAT IT WAS GOOD. Love animals? This one's for you! Click To Tweet
What was the most interesting thing you learned in writing the book?
The most interesting thing that I learned in writing this book was not necessarily from the book itself. I feel I learned in some small way what can happen when someone says, “Yes” to God while at the same time having no idea how the hoped-for task will be accomplished. I learned a little more what it means to place my faith and trust in God, and in the other people around me.
What else would you like to share with our readers?
Thank you for taking the time to read this and hopefully God Saw That It Was Good. These past few years have been rough, and I hope in some way this book can bring a smile to your face and a new appreciation for God’s creation in your life.
A question for you: What is your favorite animal? Have you ever noticed the role of animals in scripture?


Photo above: Museo de Bellas Artes (Museum of Fine Arts), Buenos Aires, Argentina
Lacan’s Four Fundamental Concepts of Psychoanalysis: an Introduction, Roberto Harari (Translated by Judith Filc), The Other Press, New York, 2004. ISBN: 1-59051-082-8
The English rendering of an Introduction to one of Lacan’s most significant Seminars, no. XI on “The Four Fundamental Concepts of Psychoanalysis” must be, necessarily, an important event – and a difficult question as well: should the reader prefer to start with the Introduction, or directly access the original text by Lacan in the Sheridan translation?
The Introduction has a clear departure point and date: it consists in the transcription of ten lectures by the author during a course in Buenos Aires in 1986. Roberto Harari is one of the most recognized Argentine scholars devoted to the work of the French psychoanalyst, and his thorough knowledge of the Seminar – as well as of Lacan’s whole output – is beyond all doubt. He is nonetheless – and notwithstanding – a child of his time (like we all are), and the context of Argentine psychoanalytic development, which gravitates upon many of the book’s meanderings, twists and turns, may be unknown and unnoticed to the English reader, thus leaving him in confrontation with many unexplained or even uncanny surprises. The purpose of this review shall therefore attempt to sketch this historic background – of which the book’s Prologue only gives an altogether scanty summary – in the hope that a more consistent outlook might be attained 1.
Roberto Harari (1943-2009)
During the 50s (and until the early 70s), the Argentine Psychoanalytic Association (APA), by then the only local member of the International Association, had adopted an exclusive Kleinian outlook. The trend become not only dominant and overarching, it swiftly developed into an explicit, overt fundamentalism (see Harari, 1969). A witness of that moment (Pavlovsky, 1977) writes that “whoever dared to declare that he did not believe in the depressive or the schizoparanoid position was instantly refused as candidate” (naturally, he was considered to have resistances that were too great for him to be able to become an analyst, and told to pursue his analysis at least some ten more years to overcome these before attempting again to knock at the Association’s door). Finally, the papers published by the Association’s Journal (Revista Argentina de Psicoanálisis) became entirely predictable in their mechanical, identical repetition.
José Bleger (1923-1972)
A new law issued by the Perón government had meanwhile restricted the practice of psychoanalysis to graduates of Medicine. The APA – fearing the worst consequences – immediately excluded psychologists as candidates and carefully hid away all their training analysts lacking a medical degree. Some of the APA’s most prominent figures – like José Bleger – had key roles in the University of Psychology, and they had to change their teaching programs accordingly to include a curious “double message”: psychoanalysis was undoubtedly the best way to the Human Soul, but – psychologists were not supposed to deal with it directly, lest they should lose their “identity as psychologists” (Harari, 2003; Harari and Musso, 1970). Their sad fate remained to dedicate themselves, after graduation, to an indigestible concoction baptized by Bleger as “psychohygiene”.
National University of Buenos Aires, Faculty of Psychology
Psychoanalysis was thus invested with the “fatal attraction” of a forbidden fruit. Of course, it was impossible for any government agency to control what was going on inside a private consulting room, and so all psychologists, despite the impossibility of becoming candidates of the APA, continued studying psychoanalysis with APA members, being analysed by APA training analysts, and having their clinical work supervised by yet other APA supervising analysts.
The scene was to change completely with the arrival of the first Lacanian writings and their nearly immediate acceptance and diffusion. Now, the rejected caste of psychologists had an extremely powerful weapon to declare the APA (and all its training system herewith) as theoretically invalid (Harari, 1970). Soon – with the ever-increasing number of Lacanian analysts and Associations -, this past, outdated aspect of the Argentine psychoanalytic history was forgotten, together with the works and concepts of Melanie Klein, however solid and unquestionable they had once been; they now seemed to have vanished into the thin air. Psychoanalysis tells us, however, that forgotten history might come back as a symptom, and so we have reached the lectures that were the starting point to An Introduction to Lacan’s Four Fundamental Concepts of Psychoanalysis.
The political scene had changed tremendously in 1982 with the return of democracy, after the dreadful and tragic military dictatorship. Needless to say, this involved a new feeling of freedom, including the possibility of once-censored ideas being openly discussed in public (Freud’s works had been almost forbidden in the University by the military dictators) 2.
A poignant Argentine feature is that the audience, supposedly non-specialised – as the lectures of the Introduction were open and not attached to any curricular program, taking place in a free-admittance Cultural Centre– is highly informed about Lacanian texts (one of the audience’s questions – p. 88 – goes so far as to cite one of Lacan’s most difficult writings in the Écrits collection – i.e. The Agency of the Letter).
Harari explains that he does not pretend to transmit the whole topics the Seminar deals with, and yet manages to assemble many of its concepts in a different order, including additional information (some answers to the audience’s questions feature much later developments by Lacan, such as the Borromean knot). But his attempt to follow with unrelenting strictness all of Lacan’s admonitions drives him to take the French Master’s “gardez-vous de comprendre” (which might be rendered by “beware of understanding too hastily) much too literally. Moreover, he eventually falls short to connect the concepts with the clinical sphere – perhaps following again the Master’s path, as Lacan never presented a full case-account. Indeed, it does not suffice to mention the concept of transference, or to present some extremely brief references to patients in analysis, to establish acknowledgeable clinical insights. Consequently, the unacquainted reader might have the impression that Lacanian theory is full of complex philosophical or literary novelties, but it remains difficult to ascertain their heuristic value. Again in the shadow of Lacan’s negative aphorisms, Harari announces he will restrain from delivering any clear-cut definitions, fearing to render shallow, flattened or degraded versions of the original, but relinquishing thus to achieve either clarity or straightforwardness. The author’s fears are wholly justified: it has always been the problem of a psychoanalytic “second generation”, to not transform the “first generation’s” otherwise valid and surprising clinical data into repetitive stereotypes (Verhaeghe, 2004). However, obscurity does not seem the best way out.
A significant moment can be found (pp. 262-264) where Harari comes very close to the pitfall’s borders – showing the problem is not beyond conscious boundaries – when he asks himself whether it is possible to find a way of creative innovation. However – and most unfortunately – the answer is negative throughout, with some controversial cases (Green, Laplanche) mentioned as pitiful examples. After all, Harari tells us, Lacan ordered “those who want to follow me must alienate themselves in my signifiers” (ibid), so there is no question of defying neither natural Laws nor the Master. Separation is, indeed, an exceedingly awkward and troublesome, if not altogether impossible endeavour…
The other highly interesting instant comes when Harari asks himself whether Lacan’s Other is just a new smuggling-in of God (p. 255). Nevertheless, he assigns all the question to “bad faith or sheer ignorance”, refraining to explain why not the Other, but Lacan himself has become an ego-ideal around which a group identifies; praises to the Master’s “extreme sagacity”, etc. insistently run the whole text throughout, parallel to the derogatory critique of the “other psychoanalysis”, giving the impression that someone has been construing an Imaginary Foe to convince the already convinced. And this is the book’s most problematic aspect: as Rik Loose (2002) interestingly puts forward, “there is a difference between a sense of community and the tendency to form groups. The former is an awareness of oneself and others in terms of a shared responsibility for co-existence. The latter is an act of grouping together that takes place on the basis of excluding others”. Lacanian theory is presented thus as an interesting and yet self-contained, self-sufficient and self-fulfilling system, unattainable by any “external” approach. This only condemns its movement – or even its progress – to isolation, preventing any dialogue with other psychoanalysts, however informed they might be 3. Likewise, we also risk forgetting and erasing Charcot’s motto – which Freud made his own – on the surprises of the clinic that transcend any theoretical scaffold.
A final word on the translation. Judith Filc may indeed be credited with the brilliant, remarkable achievement of a mammoth task – considering the author’s insistence on presenting untranslatable neologisms (raigalmente), or – the other way round – odd archaisms, together with tongue-twisting word puns – yet another of the author’s homages to Lacan’s allegedly baroque style. So much effort, however, cannot miss a slip or two – for instance, “toro” (Harari refers to the topological figure, the torus) is rendered by “bull” – unfortunately, both words are identical in Spanish. But that is certainly no demerit – to conclude with a Spanish saying, “un tropezón no es caída”, to stumble once does not mean to fall down entirely…
1 Readers interested in further details may consult Neuburger, R (1998-1999).
2 Democracy brought also an important change in the legal status of psychologists – the old law was cancelled and a new one allowed the latter to practice psychoanalysis. The APA immediately opened up its gates to psychologists – but it was too late. Lacanian associations had meanwhile become much more interesting and even stronger, therefore much more in demand for training.
The early papers by Harari (1969, 1970) mentioned above, far from being “youth sins”, are exceedingly interesting, rich and clear. They certainly would have deserved a translation.
3 A local psychoanalyst, R. Estacolchic (1994) has questioned the procedure of attacking the other Lacanian group/s on behalf of “not saying exactly what Lacan said”: “If what he says is, indeed, exactly what Lacan says, is that not equal to praying?”
Estacolchic, R. (1994), Apuntes clínicos de un psicoanalista (Clinical sketches by a psychoanalyst), Lugar Editorial,Buenos Aires, pp. 106-107
Harari, R. (1969), Sistematización y replanteo semántico de algunos conceptos básicos de la teoría psicoanalítica kleiniana (Systematic and semantic re-positioning of some basic concepts in Kleinian psychoanalytic theory), Revista Argentina de Psicología, Galerna,Buenos Aires, Vol. I, No. 2, pp 17-35
Harari, R. (1970), El Psicoanálisis y la profesionalización del psicólogo (Psychoanalysis and the psychologist’s profession), Revista Argentina de Psicología, Galerna, Buenos Aires, Vol. I, No. 3, pp. 147-159
Harari, R. (2003), Entrevista a Roberto Harari (Interview with Roberto Harari), http://www.elsigma.com/popup/index.jsp?idContent=4824
Harari, R., Musso, E. (1970), El psicólogo clínico en la Argentina (The clinical psychologist in Argentina), Revista Argentina de Psicología, Galerna, Buenos Aires, Vol. I, No. 4, pp. 109-121
Lacan, J. (1979), The Seminar of Jacques Lacan, Book XI, The Four Fundamental Concepts of Psychoanalysis, 1964-1965 (A. Sheridan, trans.),London, Penguin Books
Loose, R. (2002), The Subject of Addiction, Karnac,London, p. 270
Neuburger, R. (1998-1999), A psychoanalytic Tango – Recent Developments in Psychoanalysis in Argentina, Journal of European Psychoanalysis, 7, 63-72 (also in www.psychomedia.it/jep). Featured also here: https://robertoneuburger.wordpress.com/a-psychoanalytic-tango-recent-developments-in-psychoanalysis-in-argentina/
Pavlovsky, Eduardo (1977): Sobre importación y exportación (On Import and Export), Adolescencia y mito (Adolescence and Myth), Ediciones Ayllu, Buenos Aires, p. 52
Verhaeghe, P. (2004), On Being Normal and Other Disorders, The Other Press,New York, p. 12-13


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Feature Week 38: Blogger
We've shared the stories of many of our author ambassadors, and now we flip the coin and focus on Isme Stubbs, an ambassador who reviews books. Isme is one of our younger ambassadors who hosts her own book review blog.
While we don't ask our ambassadors to disclose their birth dates, Isme is definitely one of the youngest National Year of Reading ambassadors. She lives in Perth with her parents who are florists and leads a creative life that is fuelled by books. Thanks to books, Isme grew up in faraway lands.
In 2009, while still at high school and just 13 years old, Isme started her Book Slooth Blog dedicated to reviewing and recommending books. Isme is a fantastic advocate for youth literature.
As the end of the school year approaches, Isme is studying hard and is looking forward to more reading time over summer. When she graduates from high school, Isme hopes to continue her studies by undertaking a degree in ancient history & classics, linguistics and French at the University of Western Australia.
An important task that Isme assisted with this year was as one of the judges for the National Year of Reading Read This! creative reading and writing competition open only to teenagers. We had some amazing entries and you can see the winners on our website:
Isme's blog began in 2009, when she made 9 posts. In 2010 this grew to 81, while in 2011 she managed to put her fingers to the keyboard on 125 occasions. It will be interesting to see how many books Isme can review during the National Year of Reading.
Her blog includes reviews of books she has read that are suitable for 12-16 year old girls and guys. She endeavours to review all books that are sent to her and accepts most young adult novels and some picture books. She does not review adult novels. Nor does she accept e-books unless they also come in hard-copy. She is happy to include author interviews or profiles in her blog and will also provide personal reading recommendations if you send her details of the person seeking the recommendation such as their age, sex and reading preferences.
Follow this link to take a look at Isme's blog:
Isme's thoughts on books, reading and the National Year of Reading
I was so excited when I found out that it was the National Year of Reading... What better excuse to get away with reading at all times of the day?!
I was so glad when I was asked to be an ambassador because I think that reading and literacy is just such an important skill. Reading can be one of the greatest joys, if you have the opportunity, and I think it is extremely sad that a lot of people don't. This year, I would like to make people more aware of the power of literacy and the joys that it can bring through reading.
Isme's reading habits
- When do you read? I read whenever possible. You're likely to catch me with a book at all times of the day.
- Are you a constant reader or are there times when you don't read at all? I read most of the time, but if I have been on a crazy reading binge, then I might go on a bit of a break.
- Do you have a favourite genre? I can't really pin-point a favourite genre, but I do go through phases where I will only read one type of book, this usually happens with series.
- What's the book you've read most often?
'Inkheart' by Cornelia Funke or 'The crucible' by Arthur Miller.
- Which book is by your bedside right now?
'Anne of the Island' by L.M. Montgomery, 'Guards! Guards!' by Terry Pratchett, 'The adventures of Huckleberry Finn' by Mark Twain and many, many more...
- What's your perfect holiday read?
I am a seasonal reader during holidays. Summer: a contemporary novel, something light and fluffy. Winter: something with a bit more depth, a novel that you are able to read while you are by the fire or in bed - something like 'Between shades of gray' by Ruta Sepetys.
Autumn: I don't really like sad books, but if I ever read them, it would probably be now, something along the lines of 'The fault in our stars' by John Green or 'The shadow girl' by John Larkin. Spring: oh spring! I absolutely love spring and usually find myself reading comedy right about now.
- What was the last book you borrowed from your public library?
'Cold comfort farm' by Stella Gibbons.
- What was the last book your bought from a bookshop?
'Adorkable' by Sarra Manning.
- What was the last book you received as a gift?
'Guards! Guards!' by Terry Pratchett.
- How do you get hold of books? However possible!
- Print books, ereader or both? Words on a page are perfect. For me, nothing can beat the feeling of paper in your hands.
- Do you have lots of books on the go at once, or just one? It depends on how much work I have, whether or not the book is intriguing me. I usually have a few, so that I can change with my mood.
- Do your ever cheat and read the end of the book first? I used to, when I was younger, but not anymore.
- Do you skim the boring bits or read every word? I only skim when something really exciting is happening, but then I go back to re-read and clarify.
- At what point do you give up on a book? If I am a decent way through and I really don't like it, there is nothing intriguing or the characters annoy me.
- Do you remember learning to read? Not really, my parents encouraged me to read from a young age, teaching me to read when I first started kindy/ pre-primary, so it's just always been there.
- What's the first book you can remember reading or having read to you?
I read and was read a lot of books as a child, but the first significant books that were read to me were by my dad in my early primary years. We took turns reading 'Deltora quest' by Emily Rodda, and then 'Inkheart' by Cornelia Funke - one of my favourite books of all time. Also, my granny used to read me 'Dr. Dog'.
- Was your family a reading family? Half and half.
- Did you like to read as a child? Couldn't get enough of it.
- Do you use your local public library? As much as I can. Although I'm a bit of a fiend because I never want to return the ones that I like.
- Estimate the number of books you own. Hundreds! Thousands! Millions! Hundreds and Thousands! No, just kidding! A few hundred. I try to give them away after I have read them, unless I really like them.
- Where do you read? At home: in my bedroom, the garden or the sitting room. Sometimes my Mum's office. Otherwise, anywhere possible!
Isme's favourite reads
- 'Inkheart' by Cornelia Funke.
I think that imagination is such an amazing thing, and this book definitely influenced mine.
- 'The crucible' by Arthur Miller.
I don't know exactly what it is about this book, but just the way it captures you (no pun intended) and just the sheer insanity of the events behind the story.
- 'The shadow girl' by John Larkin.
Growing up in a privileged lifestyle, I have always been aware of those less fortunate yet somewhat ignorant at the same time. 'The shadow girl' just opens your eyes and forces you to look at the cold hard truth about people in unfortunate situations. Although it is confronting, you find yourself desperate to know what happens to the protagonist and thus, you keep reading.
I have a lot of other favourites: 'Anne of Green Gables' by L.M. Montgomery, 'The hunger games' by Suzanne Collins, and 'A love story starring my dead best friend' by Emily Horner, to mention a few.
Isme's recent YA reads
Here are three of the books Isme has been reading over the past few months:
- 'The perks of being a wallflower' by Stephen Chbosky
Through a series of letters we share a coming of age story, a world of first dates, sex, drugs, family and friends.
- 'Slide' by Jill Hathaway
Hathaway tells the story of Vee who slides into the minds of other people and experiences the world through that persons eyes. She is in dangerous territory when she slides into the mind of someone standing over the body of her sister's friend Sophie holding a bloody knife. Vee must find a way to unmask the murderer before they kill again.
- 'A straight line to my heart' by Bill Condon
A story of growing up - finishing school, getting a job and first love.
Isme was caught out reading 'A straight line to my heart' while at the Love2Read Café in Perth. Back by popular demand, the Café is located in the State Library forecourt at the Perth Cultural Centre and open from 6 October - 9 December, on weekdays from 10.00am - 5.00pm, and weekends from 10.30am - 5.00pm. The outdoor reading room has books, magazines and newspapers to browse and read. There are word games and Lego poetry for the whole family to play. Bring an e-reader to discover the e-books available for loan with a State Library or public library card. For details of the program, select the following link:
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General Motion Approved by the IIIrd Congress (Extraordinary) of the Radical Party (Bologna, May 12, 13, 14, 1067)
General Motion Approved by the IIIrd Congress (Extraordinary) of the Radical Party (Bologna, May 12, 13, 14, 1967)
ABSTRACT: The first congress of the "new" Radical Party. The third congress called to underscore the continuity in principle of the causes and programs that the old leaders of the party, founded in 1956, did not respect and, on the contrary, tried to liquidate. But in fact the purpose of this congress is to found the party anew beginning with new organisational structures, that will be chosen by approving the new statutes, and emphasising its libertarian and alternative aims. The overcoming of nationalism, anti-militarism, anti-clericalism and the fight for civil rights are the aims that the Congress is entrusting to the new Radical Party.
Gianfranco Spadaccia and Andrea Torelli are elected Secretary and Treasurer respectively.
("The Battles, the Victories and the Proposals of the Radicals as Seen in the Documents of Their Congresses and Their Statutes" - November 1985 - Edited by Maurizio Griffo - Pamphlet Published by the Treasury of the Radical Party)
The IIIrd Congress of the Radical Party wants to thank all those - democrats, Socialists, Communists, libertarians, non-violent pacifists, representatives of political, religious and civil rights groups - who participated in its work by making essential contributions to the debate and assuring the success of the intention to hold an open congress that will continue to be the method of the Radicals' political activity. All democratic citizens are invited to support the policy of overcoming nationalism, of anti-militarism, of the fight for civil rights: prospects in which the Congress has found and confirmed concrete and fundamental instruments for the transformation of society and the State.
Only by strengthening the Radical Party, which is the only one in
Italy to make such aims the basis of its political activity, will it be possible to further the unity and renewal of the Italian left-wing around these objectives with the prospect of a global alternative to Christian Democratic power, thus overcoming indecision, complicity and collusion with the party of the regime.
The general debate and the work of the commissions have allowed for a thorough analysis of these issues about which there has been an ample consensus on the part of the delegates to the Congress, whether party members or not. The Congress entrusts the new party leaders the job of elaborating the conclusions contained in the reports presented by the congressional commissions.
Furthermore, the Congress emphasises the importance that the approval of the new statute has for the party and, more generally for Italian political life, with regard to approving the federational structuring of the party into autonomous regional groups, on self-financing by active party members, on the publishing of its budget, and on the independence of its basic organisations.
Thus the party intends to put into practice in its own organisation the libertarian aspirations of the citizens and workers who intend to actively participate in the political and social struggle.
The party would like to remind all Radicals and all others who intend to collaborate in asserting these goals of struggle and renewal, that another meeting for unity will take place at the next Congress in November.
Members and contributors 2013
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|Salvatore P. Capistrello||200 €|
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|Marco B. Merano||20 €|
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The project consists of a renovation and addition of 900 square meters to an existing library located on the Einstein College campus (k-12) in Quito, Ecuador. The aim of the renovations and additions was to transform the existing building into a modern space that meets current needs.
The Library is located in the center of the campus and near the main entrance; It is one of the most visible buildings on the campus of the Alberto Einstein Experimental College. Leppanen Anker aimed to use the prominent location and create a node that could be opened to the campus community through interesting views and spatial experiences of the surrounding buildings.
This was achieved mainly through the rotation of new volumes and the location of transparent facades. This approach allowed us to create a radically new building that at the same time provides a functional space, with natural and exciting light for students to learn.


I position myself as a scholar of American Indian rhetorics, multimodal composition, and digital rhetoric. I am deeply committed to making visible and working to disrupt colonial practices within theoretical frameworks and pedagogical practice. As such, I work to interrogate and encourage pedagogies that allow us ways of understanding digital composing practices within larger social and cultural contexts.
Download my current CV for more information.
I am currently working on a book-length project and a number of related articles based on my experiences working with women from my mother's tribe, the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community of the Lake Superior Band of Chippewa Indians. I explore how women learn to craft cultural objects and how they understand "right" and "wrong" ways of making within specific cultural contexts. I place these conversations alongside the theory and praxis of digital pedgagogy so as to explore diverse ways of engaging with digital production.
Arola, Kristin L. and Anne Frances Wysocki, Eds. Composing (Media) = Composing (Embodiment). Logan, UT: Utah State University Press, 2012.
Kristin L. Arola and Anne Frances Wysocki argue that composing new media is composing bodies. The media we produce—and consume—embody us in a two-way process. The chapters in this collection articulate how our media carry us out into the world when, in producing texts, we feel ourselves to be individually expressing what matters. But available media also give us—and so limit us to—what makes sense among various structures and institutions: each text we consume teaches us (usually not overtly) some way of being in the world. (from USUP)
Villanueva, Victor and Kristin L. Arola, Eds. CrossTalk in Comp Theory. 3rd Edition.
Urbana, IL: National Council of Teachers of English, 2011.
For the third edition of Cross-Talk in Comp Theory, Victor Villanueva recruited the expertise of colleague Kristin L. Arola in order to flesh out the discussion on composition and technology. The quick movement of the paradigm—from the personal computer to local-area networks to the rise of social networking—suggests the need to recall the talk and the cross-talk concerning computers and their products for composition. The third edition maintains the historical perspective of previous editions while continuing to provide insights on the relatively new discipline of composition studies. (from NCTE)
Arola, Kristin L., Sheppard, Jennifer; & Ball, Cheryl E. Writer/designer: A guide to making multimodal projects. Boston: Bedford/St. Martin’s Press, 2014.
Whether at school, on the job, or just in everyday life, multimodal texts have become an essential part of communication practices in nearly every arena of contemporary culture. The widespread use of design and media software, Web 2.0 technologies, and other digital media has increased opportunities to convey information and has also changed the expectations of readers. This book teaches students to make conscious multimodal choices in the texts they create. We explore communicative modes and illustrate how to analyze and create multimodal texts like websites or biology posters, PowerPoints or reports—basically, any kind of writing for any kind of situation.
Ball, Cheryl E. and Kristin L. Arola. Visualizing Composition 2.0. [http://ix.bedfordstmartins.com/] Boston: Bedford/St. Martinʼs, 2010.
There are things you can't do in a book. You can't manipulate images, change the color of type, or listen to a story. In thirteen interactive tutorials, ix: visualizing composition introduces students to concepts that are fundamental to composing in any media.


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She earned her M. The author told me that he wrote this abord a ship in Sydney Harbor, Australia, which was infested with ordinary rats. Pam Hamburger This class will allow time to experience art, explore new ideas, and develop skills in several areas of art. Judy Crowder grew up in California that explains a lotbecoming seriously addicted to books and reading at an early age.
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Motherwell and Wishaw MP, Marion Fellows, has written to Chair of Culture NL, Cllr Heather McVey, to voice her views on the body’s consultation on future library provision.
Culture NL opened a consultation on library provision after they had taken the decision to close Craigneuk and Newarthill libraries without consultation with the communities.
Mrs Fellows labelled the consultation “misleading” as the decision has already been made by the Culture NL board.
Members of the local community in Craigneuk have started a petition to save their library from closure.
Commenting, Mrs Fellows said:
“Although I can understand the need for CultureNL to cut expenditure, this entire process has been shambolic.
“The decision to close the Craigneuk and Newarthill libraries has been made without consultation with the local communities or without thinking about the social implications. These are areas of high deprivation and for many, their local library is their only access to the internet.
“The decision has been made without any consideration of alternatives. A viable option is to move the Craigneuk library, for example, to the adjoining Jim Foley Centre. Although the library would not be able to function at full capacity, this would ensure that the community would still have access to vital services that the library provides.”
Dear Cllr McVey,
I have completed the online consultation by CultureNL on the future provision of library services. However, the consultation is anonymised and I thought it would be beneficial to write to you with my views.
I am deeply disappointed that CultureNL’s consultation does not give the community the option to oppose the decision to close the Craigneuk and Newarthill libraries. I believe that this is somewhat misleading people to believe that the libraries can still be saved from closure. Indeed, the decision to close the libraries has been made without any consultation with the communities affected.
There has been no consideration as to what impact this will have on the communities. Both Craigneuk and Newarthill are areas of high deprivation where, for some, access to the internet is not possible. Computer access is now essential for people finding employment. Not to mention the access that children and students have to a quiet study space and a wide range of reading material. A community library is therefore imperative for the social welfare of this area.
I also have issue with how the libraries were selected for closure. CultureNL chose to close libraries with the lowest levels of use. However, I believe a more effective way to gauge which libraries should be closed – if any – is footfall by population. But, as I previously stated, social factors should be considered also. No single factor should be a determinant for library closures.
I do understand North Lanarkshire’s need to save money. However, I do not believe that the issue has been thoroughly thought out and alternatives sought. No effort has been made to relocate the Craigneuk library, for example, in the adjoining Jim Foley Centre. Although the library would not be able to function at full capacity, this would ensure that the community would still have access to vital services that the library provides.
I look forward to your response.
Marion Fellows MP


There’s a cool little place in downtown Lawrence called Solidarity Library. You can find all kinds of counter culture there from the staff to the books to the videos and to the groups that meet there. I found these two videos and watched them with pleasure:
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Store Wars . . . When Wal-Mart Comes to Town. This movie is about a small town, a mega store, a divided community grapling with the age of globalization. Here’s the description from the back:
In the US, Wal-Mart opens a new mega-store every two business days. This is the story of the imapct of discount chain stores on American society and its values. It is also an examination of local democracy in action – of how one community reaches a difficult decision. Store Wars follows events in Ashland, VA, over a one-year period, from the first stormy public hearing that galvanizes residents’ opposition till the Town council takes a final vote on the proposed Wal-Mart store. Arguments for the store and against it are articulated and hotly debated. The cast of characters includes the major and Town Council members who will eventually make the decision, Wal-Mart representatives, and the citizens who organize to block the store.
Store Wars does not single out Wal-Mart. Rather it offers a critical view of the Big Box industry as a whole, while presenting fairly all viewpoints on this controversial issue. Study resources at: http://www.bullfrogfilms.com/catalog/store.html


George H. and Ella M. Rodgers Memorial Library is seeking a part-time Adult Services Programming Librarian to join our library programming team. Our ideal candidate likes people, loves to play on social media, enjoys planning events or programs and has a good eye for graphic design. If you can think of crazy, fun things to do on the spur of the moment, this might be the job for you! The Adult Services Programming Librarian will engage patrons and enhance their experience at the library.
This is a regular part-time role, 24-28 hours per week.
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Connect to TFS using CSharp
In this article, we learn how to connect TFS (Team Foundation Server) or VSO (Visual Studio Online) or Azure DevOps using C#(csharp). We can create console application based on TFS API.
Before starting to working on authenticating TFS using C#, we required TFS Client library reference in the project. You can add the required library using a command in NuGet Package Manager.
You can install the latest version of the Library for the project. I have referenced NuGet package when I have created this article for my demo app.
Install-Package Microsoft.TeamFoundationServer.Client -Version 14.95.3
Install-Package Microsoft.VisualStudio.Services.Client -Version 14.95.3
After adding reference library you can copy below code in your app and add a required reference Namespace in your project.
NetworkCredential credential = new NetworkCredential("username", "password"); BasicAuthCredential basicCred = new BasicAuthCredential(credential); TfsTeamProjectCollection tpc = new TfsTeamProjectCollection( new Uri("https://project.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection"), basicCred); tpc.Authenticate();
As per above code, we require valid username and password which is passed to NetworkCredential instance and also require valid TFS URL which you are trying to connect using C#. Here, TFS URI is your project or project collection URI.
For Active directory user, If System or VM is configured with Active Directory user then windows credential can be directly used and no need to store static credential for TFS Project.
We can authenticate a user with basic authentication mechanism without prompting for TFS login dialog, that’s why we have passed credential as an argument in a BasicAuthCredential object. Without basic authentication mechanism app prompt for login information.
You can save this credential on Web.Config file and update code accordingly.
TfsTeamProjectCollection instance accept two arguments 1) Default collection Url 2) Credential with basic authentication wrapper.
TfsTeamProjectCollection instance has authenticate() method which actually requests for authentication and returns result or exception based on the credential.
Exception varies from simple credential error to role, permission, and network related error etc.
In this article, we have explored Basic TFS API and authenticated TFS without prompt for username and password.
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Reading List & Resources
Resources from the 2019 You're Worth It Workshop:
General Session 1: Own Your Power
Mindset by Carol Dweck
In Mindset, Carol Dweck teaches us the new psychology of success and how we can learn to fulfill our potential.
AM Breakout Sessions:
BE Unstuck - Beautifully Equipped Workbook
If you found value in your morning breakout session, you'll be amazed at the content inside the rest of the BE Unstuck workbook. Like the podcast, it's designed to help you find your genius through the power of collaboration.
General Session 2: Pricing from a Place of Power
Overcoming Underearning by Barbara Stanny
As Tessa referenced in "Pricing from a Place of Power," this book and the exercises within can help you change your relationship with money so you can earn more and struggle less.
Lightbox Pricing Guide by Tessa Burnett Witmer
Tessa's pricing guide spreadsheet from "Pricing from a Place of Power."
Online Resources for Knowing What to Ask for as an Employee
Career Contessa: Salary Project: Anonymously share your salary data and have access to the whole database
Comparably: Get a free fair pay report
Glassdoor: Get a free estimate of how much you should be paid
Hired: Salary calculator
Payscale: Free salary reports
Blogs + Resources
Ladies Get Paid: Blog & Podcast for salary negotiations + Paid negotiation course
Lean In: Sheryl Sandberg’s organization. Blog + Free video series, Lean In Circles
General Session 3: Communicate Courageously
Presence by Amy Cuddy
Designed to help you bring your boldest self to your biggest challenges, this book is written by a Harvard Business School professor and social psychologist who studies how nonverbal behavior and snap judgments influence people.
The Confidence Code by Katty Kay & Claire Shipman
What women should know about the science and art of self-assurance.
General Session 4: The Art of Negotiation
Lean In by Sheryl Sandberg
Some would say that this book started a revolution. As Facebook's COO, Sandberg talks about the idea of "having it all" and encourages women to challenge the common workplace assumption that "men still run the world." Whether you agree with her or not, this book will get you thinking about the obstacles women face, both internally and externally, when balancing family and professional lives.
Other Powerful Books by Female Authors:
Dare to Lead by Brene Brown
Quiet by Susan Cain
You might not guess it, but Hannah and Tessa are both introverts. Whether you're like us or tend to be more extroverted, one-third of the people we know are introverts. In Quiet, Susan Cain aims to change how we see introverts --and how they see themselves.
The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron
Discover and develop your inner artist through Julia Cameron's 12-week program of exercises and explorations. This book isn't just for artists and creatives -- it's for anyone who wants to learn to apply the principles of spiritual creativity to their lives, resulting in self-awareness like never before. Grab the accompanying workbook, too.
You Are a Badass by Jen Cincero
How to stop doubting your greatness and start living an awesome life. Also, Jen is hilarious!
You Are a Badass at Making Money by Jen Cincero
Master the Mindset of Wealth in Jen's characteristically light and humorous style.
Entrepreneurial You by Dorie Clark
A hands-on guide to building a portfolio of revenue streams, both traditional and online, so that you can liberate yourself financially and shape your own career destiny.
BRAVE Leadership by Kimberly Davis
A Montana native currently based in Austin Texas, Kimberly Davis utilized her many years of experience as a leadership trainer in organizations large and small, as well as her background in theater, to illustrate this powerful book. Unleash your most confident, powerful, and authentic self to get the results you need. This book will help readers be brave.
Girl, Wash Your Face by Rachel Hollis
Twenty lies and misconceptions that too often hold us back from living joyfully and productively.
Act Like A Leader, Think Like A Leader by Herminia Ibarra
Step up to leadership by making small but crucial changes in your job, in your networks, and in yourself.
Fierce Conversations by Susan Scott
This book is a game changer for communicating courageously! It is designed to help you achieve success at work and in life, one conversation at a time.


BOOKSHELF - Required Reading List
Required readings and documents relating to critical digital literacy in teacher education.
Critical Digital Literacy - Hinrichsen & Coombs
Media Smarts Canada - Mapping Digital Literacy
Collaborative Teacher Inquiry
BOOKSHELF - Weekly Reading List
- The Five Resources of Critical Digital Literacy: A framework for curriculum integration, J. Hinrichsen & A.Coombs, Jan. 14, 2014.
- Critical Digital Literacy Explained for Teachers by educatorstechnology.com
Week 3 (see links above)
- Collaborative Teacher Inquiry. Secretariat Special Edition #16.
- Inquiry-based learning. Secretariat Special Edition #32.
- Hinrichsen & Coombs, Section on Decoding and Figure 1
- Hinrichsen & Coombs Section on Meaning Making and Figure 2
- Video - Essential Elements of Digital Literacies by Doug Belshaw
- Media Smarts Canada, Mapping Digital Literacy Policy and Practice document, pgs 43 to 54
- Ontario College of Teachers,Professional Advisory - Use of Electronic Communication and Social Media


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The first Batman story, "The Case of the Chemical Syndicate," appeared in Detective Comics #27, cover-dated May 1939. Finger wrote the first Batman strip and Kane provided the art. Finger said, "Batman was originally written in the style of the pulps" and this influence was evident with Batman showing little remorse over killing or maiming criminals and was not above using firearms. Batman was a breakout hit, with sales of Comics soaring to the point that the character was given his own title in 1940.Over the course of the first few Batman strips elements were added to the character and Kane's artistic depiction of Batman evolved. Kane noted within six issues he drew the character's jaw more pronounced and lengthened the ears on the costume; "About a year later he was almost the full figure, my mature Batman," Kane said Batman's characteristic utility belt was introduced in Detective Comics #29, followed by the batarang and the first bat-themed vehicle in issue 31, and the character's origin was revealed in issue 33. The early pulp-influenced portrayal of Batman started to soften in Detective Comics #38 in 1940 with the introduction of Robin, Batman's kid sidekick Robin, was introduced based on Finger's suggestion to Kane that Batman needed a "Watson" that would give Batman someone to talk to. The first issue of Batman was notable not only for introducing two of Batman's most persistent antagonists, the Joker and Catwoman, but for one of the stories in the issue where Batman shoots some monstrous giants to death, which prompted editor Whitney Ellsworth's decree that the character could no longer kill or use a gun.
Even the secret police in Moscow use the Batman Symbol see above.....
The penguin. Egghead. The Madhatter.
Siren. Cat Woman. Louie the lilac.
False Face. Mr Freeze. Queen of Diamonds.
The joker. The Riddler. King Tut.
West, Adam ... Bruce Wayne / Batman
Ward, Burt ...Dick Grayson / Robin
Hamiliton,Neil Police Commissioner Gordon
Stafford Repp ... Police Chief O' Hara
Dozier,William ... Narrator
Blake, Madge ... Aunt Harriet Cooper
Napier,Allen ...Alfred Penneyworth
Lewis,David ... Warden Chrichton
Newmar Julie / Selina Kyle ..Catwoman I
Kitt, Eartha / Selina Kyle ... Catwoman II
Craig, Yvonne ... Barbara Gordon/Batgirl
Robertson Cliff ... Shame
Williams Van ... The Green Hornet
Lee Bruce ... Kato
McDowall, Roddy (The Bookworm)
Premminger Otto ... Mr Freeze
Sanders, George (Mr Freeze)
Winters,Shelley (Ma Parker)
Price, Vincent (Egghead)1911_1993
Bankhead, Tallulah (The Black Widow)1902_1968
Carney, Art (The Archer)1918_2003
Gorshin, Frank (Edward Nygma/The Riddler)1933_2005
Meredith, Burgess (Oswald Cobblepot/The Penguin)1909_1997
Romero, Cesar (The Joker).1907_1994
Lupino, Ida (Cassandra)1918_1995
Merrill, Dina (Calamity Jane)
Berle, Milton (Louis the Lilac)1908_2002
Buono, Victor (King Tut)
Collins, Joan (The Siren)
Gabor,Zsa Zsa (Minerva)


“Freaks and Geeks” is a rare thing, a story about high school with its heart firmly located under the bleachers and in the library, featuring the burnouts and nerds who might have, in the past, been caricaturized. Directed by Judd Apatow in 1999, the short-lived show launched the careers such stars as James Franco and Jason Schwartzman, leaving an impression on viewers that has lasted for almost 20 years. The series iss funny, poignant, and never gives off the vibe of an after-school-special, but instead, tells relatable stories set against the backdrop of the late ‘70s.
The heroine Lindsay Weir, an honor roll student and straight edge, spontaneously decides to trade in her cardigan for a vintage army jacket and hang out with the stoners under the bleachers. It’s never revealed exactly why Lindsay is, in her brother Sam’s words, “throwing her life away,” but Lindsay’s struggle between her freak side and her geek side is the undercurrent of the show, even while she’s dealing with needy boys in bands, disco, and babysitting while inebriated.
“Freaks and Geeks” feels familiar to high school students, with its depiction of over-eager teachers, embarrassing middle school friends, and the idle hours of life spent eating grilled cheeses and smashing mailboxes. Lindsay’s peers originally all seem to fit in clear-cut high school stereotypes, but by the end, they’re all given funny, realistic, and engaging storylines. Characters such as Lindsay’s bully Kim Kelly and Sam’s nerdy friend Bill Haverchuck get sentimental backstories that move them from comic relief to fan favorite.
While it only aired for one season, the series, since its cancellation, has gained a loyal following of high school students and beyond. Teens from 1999 forward have related to Lindsay and her crew’s arduous journey to establish themselves as individuals in a world where everyone is labeled either ‘freak’ or ‘geek,” and Lindsay Weir is the perfect role model to break that mold.


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The notice of Monarch's death is from the Saint Paul Globe (Saint Paul, Minnesota) - Monday, April 8, 1889


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|Dingle Cottage: Poems and Sketches||1908||
Clearly a great deal of planning, design and care has gone into the presentation of this volume: the cover has the strap-line, ‘A Voice from Ancoats’, the title page notes ‘Introductory Remarks by David Lawton, Thomas Booth, Thomas Middleton’, cover and page both beautifully presented, with the text bordered by flower patterns (two bright red Lancashire roses frame the title-page), while the back cover is blind stamped with an ornate ‘DC’ framed in a curtained window or stage with open curtains. Opposite the title page is a delicately printed photograph of the author, signed ‘Yours faithfully, Jos Cronshaw’. The volume is illustrated with line drawings throughout. (All this may be seen on the copy on the Massey page.) Behind this pleasing presentation, and the apparatus of a triple Introduction and authorial Preface, lies an intricate network of support: librarians, fellow writers in and on the dialect, co-operative societies, outlets for talks and recitations, local newspapers, and publishers willing to invest (for there is no subscription list). Behind the volume as a whole there is a tremendous sense of pride in regional writing, presided over by three spirits from the previous generation, the poets Edwin Waugh, Samuel Laycock and Ben Brierley, who are regularly namechecked in the preliminary materials. Indeed, one mixed prose-verse piece, ‘A Strange Dream’, uses the dream motif to discuss the consider of reading these three hallowed Lancashire dialect poets, and to underline this, handsome photographic portraits of each of them with names and vital dates, are interleafed with the poem (156-63). One of several frank, self-reflective poems in the volume, ‘Am I a Poet?’ (167-71) confirms one’s sense of, if not quite an anxiety of influence, at least a self-effacing, deferential and anxious desire to perpetuate and participate in the powerful popular and literary traditions the earlier poets represent. In his Preface Cronshaw proudly claims that ‘for over thirty years I have recited from the platform poems and sketches from Waugh, Brierley, Laycock and other Lancashire authors’. The first poem in the book, ‘Aw’m Lonely, an Weary, an’ Sad’, is sub-headed ‘(Sequel to E. Waugh’s beautiful poem, “Come Whoam to thi Childer an’ Me.”)’, and there are three other poems about coming ‘awhoam’ in the book. (One might somewhat mischievously compare this deeply respectful response to Edwin Waugh’s enormously popular sentimental poem, with Ben Brierley’s acidly parodic verse-riposte to the same poem: ‘Go tak’ the ragged Childer an’ flit’.) ‘Eawr Parson’ (72-3) says of the parson that ‘He ma’es one think o’ “Gentle Jone,” / An’ good owd “Roger Bell.”, with these names footnoted as characters/titles of poems by Waugh and Laycock. Among the other poems, ‘Lost in London, or the Dialect in Distress’, subtitled ‘(Supposed conversation betwixt an Author and his Book)’, reflects a desire to re-assert the local and homely over the overwhelming, corrupting power of the metropolis, and is something akin to Mary Leapor’s humorous poem, ‘Upon her Play being returned to her, stained with Claret’ (compare also Robert Bloomfield’s satiric diatribe against the ‘great whirlpool’ of London, in his poem ‘Spring’, in The Farmer’s Boy, 1800). ‘A Tribute to Morley Park’ (186-7) is a paeon both to a local amenity and to the author’s late parents (to whom the whole volume is dedicated). ‘Dingle Cottage ‘, the opening prose work, is a 60-page novella in south Lancashire dialect, and there is prose scattered elsewhere in the volume.
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Behind Cronshaw's volume, Dingle Cottage, there is a tremendous sense of pride in regional writing, presided over by three spirits from the previous generation, the poets Edwin Waugh, Samuel Laycock and Ben Brierley (qqv), who are regularly namechecked in the preliminary materials. Indeed, one mixed prose-verse piece, ‘A Strange Dream’, uses the dream motif to discuss the consider of reading these three hallowed Lancashire dialect poets, and to underline this, handsome photographic portraits of each of them with names and vital dates, are interleafed with the poem (156-63). (Superlist)


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I think the most important thing to remember is to be happy. That is not so easy, but it can be done. Don’t let others tell you how to be happy, just be happy. It is good to be open and yourself. However, I think society has done a bad job of promoting women lifting… Continue reading Feeling Good As a Woman
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The Napa County Historical Society provides a window to the past—one that goes hand-in-hand with the history of our own Churchill Manor.
Located in the Goodman Library, the research center and the Napa County Historical Society itself catalogues the history of Napa County from its earliest native residents thousands of years ago, through the development of the region in the 1800s by Spanish and pioneer settlers, to the region’s now world-renowned wine growing.
The Goodman Library itself carries an impressive historical distinction. It is the longest continuously operating library in the state of California! This building, historic in its own right, was donated by banker and philanthropist George Goodman. Goodman Bank, as it happens, was the very reason Churchill Manor’s first owner, Edward Churchill, came to California from New York. He served as cashier of the bank.
Originally providing billiards upstairs for the gentlemen and a tea room downstairs for the ladies, the English-architecturally inspired Goodman Library still stands out for its style while housing the historical society and the research library.
There are a few standout features to notice…
The home of the Napa County Historical Society and Churchill Manor were contemporaries. Actually, Churchill Manor was built before the library, in 1889. One of a few notable mansions in the area at that time, Churchill Manor maintained the distinction of being the largest at 10,000 square feet.
Churchill Manor and historic sites like the Goodman Library provide a window into the past and offer a glimpse at life in Napa during one of its most formative times. The architecture and indeed the legacy of the barons of that era are still distinctive features.
You’ll learn about all of this and more with a visit to the Napa County Historical Society.
If you enjoy biking, the Napa Valley History by Bike Tour would be a great way to spend a leisurely afternoon. You can actually choose from five different tours under the History by Bike umbrella: Napa City, Napa Area, Yountville Area, St. Helena Area, and Calistoga.
You can walk through one of the oldest planned neighborhoods in the county on the Historic Napa River Tour, taking in the sights of Napa Abajo.
These tours are all downloadable for you to self-guide at your own pace. Just check them out on the Napa Valley Historical Society tours web page.
Booking your stay at Churchill Manor will round out your historic Napa Valley experience. Our mansion, a Napa County landmark, has seen the boom days and the depression days, but now its restoration and beauty tell the best story of our region. Take your pick of our beautifully crafted guestrooms or delightful vacation packages. We can’t wait to see you in Napa Valley soon!
Don’t forget to download our free area Vacation Guide to help plan your Napa getaway!


Use Your Subconscious Mind To Get What You Want Ebook
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Use Your Subconscious Mind To Get What You Want - Ebook
What’s in this book:
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The application of human rights norms at the national policy level is largely codified, but rigorous research on the field-level application of a human rights based approach (HRBA) to health programs is still in its infancy. The paper identifies human rights norms from international law and standards that are relevant to maternal, newborn and child health (MNCH) programs, and presents an example of how a HRBA has been previously applied in an MNCH project. It introduces a HRBA framework recently developed by Concern Worldwide and partners, and conducts a document analysis of a previous Concern Worldwide project in Malawi. Discussion focuses on where and how the project could have benefited from incorporation of a HRBA in project design, implementation and evaluation. The authors conclude by discussing how such inclusion could have impacted project outcomes, and how such analysis can help inform future efforts to implement a HRBA to health.


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Shirley Band Christmas Concerts Serve up a Festive Treat
We had a fantastic Christmas Children’s matinee concert and evening Christmas concert on Saturday, at the beautiful Shirley Baptist Church.
Music featured included The Polar Express, Frozen, A Christmas Bolero, O Magnum Mysterium and White Christmas.
Always our two most popular concerts of the year, for the first time in the band’s history, the new Shirley Band awards were also presented.
Mark Higham (soprano) was awarded the Players’ Player of the year award, Andrew Knight (cornet) was awarded the most improved player award, and Sally Middleton (Eb bass and secretary) clinched the Don Hodesdon Bandsperson of the year award.
There was also a special award given to Robin Mills (cornet and librarian) for his 70 years of outstanding long service to the band.
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