Harry Potter is a series of children’s books revolving around a young wizard and his battles against the evil dark wizard Voldemort. The books have proven very popular, and many people have read them. They have even been made into a movie franchise by Warner Brothers studios.
For those of you who have not read the books, Harry Potter dies at the end, but only for a short time. He comes back to life and kills Voldemort. For much of the series, you are not sure if Professor Snape is good or evil. It turns out that he is good. Several people die along the way, including Sirius Black, Dumbledore, Snape, and Hedwig. Knowing that they will die before hand will probably ruin the suspense for you, so if you have not read the books or seen the movie, avoid finding out this information.*
#13 Ron Weasley
Simpson Character Most Resembled: Millhouse
Greatest Moment: Gets to snog Lavender Brown
Simpson Character Most Resembled: Snowball I
Greatest Moment: Delivers Harry’s 13th birthday present from Hermione all the way from France.
#11 Neville Longbottom
Simpson Character Most Resembled: Ralph Wiggum
Greatest Moment: Manages to produce a Patronus
Simpson Character Most Resembled: Groundskeeper Willie
Greatest Moment: Trades for a dragon egg.
#9 Fred And George
Simpson Character Most Resembled: Sherri And Terri
Greatest Moment: Their grand exit ruins Professor Umbridge’s day.
#8 Cho Chang
Simpson Character Most Resembled: Laura Powers
Greatest Moment: Spends most of Order Of The Phoenix in tears.
#7 Draco Malfoy
Simpson Character Most Resembled: Nelson Muntz
Greatest Moment: Nods his head to Harry at the end of book seven.
#6 Bellatrix Lestrange
Simpson Character Most Resembled: Scratchy
Greatest Moment: Kills Sirius Black
#5 Sirius Black
Simpson Character Most Resembled: Herbert Powell
Greatest Moment: Reveals that he never betrayed James and Lily
#4 Albus Dumbledore
Simpson Character Most Resembled: Grampa
Greatest Moment: Escapes from the Minister of Magic and his lieutenants.
#3 Ginny Weasley
Simpson Character Most Resembled: Maude Flanders
Greatest Moment: Takes over as Seeker.
#2 Severus Snape
Simpson Character Most Resembled: Principal Skinner
Greatest Moment: Has an opera written about him.
#1 Hermione Granger
Simpson Character Most Resembled: Lisa Simpson
Greatest Moment: The Yule Ball
Please note this blog post was written without having read or seen any of the Harry Potter books or movies and was lifted entirely from Wikipedia.
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I have been writing ever since I learned how to hold a pencil. As a child, I wrote a story about a family of gnomes, painstakingly handwriting each story in a blue covered journal. When I was older, I learned how to type on an electric typewriter, spending my summers and weekends plucking at the keys until the early morning hours, much to my older sister’s chagrin.
Most of my stories focused around cultures, learning about different societies within our own. I wrote about homeless people, gypsies, the circus, and the Amish. It was natural that I focused on the Amish. I was raised by a family with a rich history in Pennsylvania. In the early 1700’s, my ancestors came over from Europe and settled in an area that grew into one of the largest Anabaptist communities in the nation. I loved diving into these cultures, studying the people and the environment in order to write about the people who lived among them. I traveled a lot, a careful blend of Europe, South America, and the Caribbean. When I traveled, I would escape the tourist track and immerse myself in local haunts, observing the people and writing in my journals.
Unfortunately, life happens and, during the struggles of my first marriage, the fiction writing tapered to a trickle. But we learn from obstacles and difficulties, often finding new pieces of ourselves that we didn’t even know existed. The good news is that once you are a writer, you are always a writer.
When I settled into my new life with my second husband, I dusted off the manuscripts and returned to the screen. Luckily, my husband has been very supportive and helps with brainstorming, writing, and editing. He had been crucial to the success of my publishing these works.
I have advanced degrees in Marketing, Communication, and (soon) a PhD in Leadership. I use the name Sarah Price as an honor to my grandmother and my family, the Priess family, who came over to America in the very early 1700s aboard an old sailing vessel called the Patience.
In addition, I am beginning to speak out about my battle with breast cancer (http://www.pinkumbrellas.org) and my own experiences with domestic violence and being bullied, specifically with horrendous cyberbullying conducted against me and several of my friends and family by another author.
There will be many additions to my library in the upcoming months and years. I hope you enjoy the journey with me.
ECPA Christian Fiction Bestseller (June 2014, July 2014)
Amazon Top 100 Author for Books & eBooks ( December 2012, January 2013, February 2013, April 2013, May 2013, August 2013, September 2013)
The author of over 25 novels, Sarah Price brings her Anabaptist roots and over 25 years experience with the Amish to her books, many of which have been Amazon Top 100 Bestsellers (Plain Fame, Plain Change, Amish Faith, & others).
Initially, she published as an Indie author, but now publishes with Realms, an imprint of Charisma House and Waterfall Press, an imprint of Brilliance Publishing. Her first book for Realms, First Impressions: An Amish Tale of Pride & Prejudice was released in May 2014 and debuted in the ECPA Christian Fiction Top 25 Bestseller List in June 2014.
The Preiss family emigrated from Europe in 1705, settling in Pennsylvania as the area’s first wave of Mennonite families. The name later changed to Price. Sarah Price has always respected and honored her ancestors through exploration and research about her family history and their religion. At nineteen, she befriended an Amish family and lived on their farm throughout the years.
Twenty-five years later, she now splits her time between her husband and children in the NYC Metro area and a home that she shares with an Amish woman in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania where she retreats to reflect and write. As a masterful storyteller, Sarah Price prides herself on presenting an authentic Amish experience for her readers. Many of her stories are based on actual people she has met and her own experiences living among the Amish over the years.
Please visit Sarah Price’s fan page on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/fansofsarahprice or email her at firstname.lastname@example.org
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In addition, if you would like to invite Sarah Price to a book signing or for availability for her to speak at events on Amish religion/culture, anti-bullying, or breast cancer, send an email at the above address.
- May 2014: BEA 2014 (NYC) and June 2014: ICRS 2014 (Atlanta)
- November 19, 2013: Boy Scouts of America (Morristown): Women of Tribute Award Dinner
- October 29, 2013: My Training Gym (Morristown): Pink Umbrellas with Katie G.
- October 7, 2013: Walter T. Bergen Middle School (Bloomingdale): Mean People Stink with Katie G. and Jordan Green.
- October 6, 2013: TJ Martell Foundation Walk (Madison): Pink Umbrellas
- September 2013: ACFW Conference Workshop (ONLINE): Social Media and the Writer
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Monday, 20 August 2012
My top book picks for fans of 'The Da Vinci code'
As a lover of 'The Da Vinci code' and a few of Dan Brown's other novels, here is my personal list of top book picks for other Dan Brown/history/thriller/mystery fans, from my own collection. I start with a snippet about The Da Vinci code for anyone that hasn't yet read it or seen the film (I would still suggest to read the novel even if you've seen the film as in my opinion the films are always second best to the trusty original books)
The Da Vinci code by Dan Brown (First published in 2003) is an international best seller, having also been made into a major motion picture, and it's not hard to see why! It's a fast paced whirlwind of a thriller that is perfect for history and puzzle lovers.
I can't imagine that there are many that haven't either read the novel or seen the film, but if you haven't then here's something to whet your appetite...
'Harvard professor Robert Langdon receives a late-night phone call while on business in Paris: the elderly curator of the Louvre has been brutally murdered inside the museum. Alongside the body, police have found a series of baffling codes. As Langdon and a gifted French cryptologist, Sophie Neveu, begin to sort through the bizarre riddles, they are stunned to find a trail that reveals a mystery stretching deep into the vault of history.
But Unless Langdon and Neveu can decipher the labyrinthine code and quickly assemble the pieces of the puzzle, a stunning historical truth will be lost forever...'
Firstly, my first recommendations would be Dan Brown's other novels, particularly 'Angels and demons' and 'The lost symbol'. I'm not going to feature them on here, but focus on work from other authors. If you want to check out more of Dan Brown's work then please visit his official website here, which I have to say is a fantastic little site! You select what book you want to view in detail from an ancient looking cabinet, and then you can read reviews, an excerpt, FAQ's plus lots more!
'A woman is left to die in a burning theatre. Another woman is drowned like Ophelia, skirts swirling in the water. A doctor has his throat slashed open on the steps of Washington's Capitol building.
A deadly serial killer is on the loose, modelling his sickening murders on Shakespeare's plays. But why is he killing? And how can he be stopped?'
There is also now another book entitled 'The Shakespeare curse' or otherwise known as 'Haunt me still' in the U.S which follows the main character from this story, which can be found on the author's website here.
'In the colourful world of fifteenth-century Italy, Luciana Vetra is young and beautiful, a part time model and full time whore. When she is asked to pose as the goddess Flora for Sandro Botticelli's La Primavera, she is willing to oblige-until the artist abruptly sends her away without payment. Affronted she steals an unfinished version of the painting-only to find that someone is ready to kill her to get it back.
As friends and associates are murdered around her, Luciana turns to the one man who has never tried to exploit her beauty, Brother Guido della Torre, a novice at the monastery of Santa Croce. Fleeing Florence together, Luciana and Guido race through the nine great
cities of renaissance Italy, desperately trying to decode the painting's secrets before their enemies stop them.'
By following this link to the author's website you can find out more, download the first chapter and buy the book.
Published in 2005 it follows two women from very different times as they both try to uncover the secret of the 'true Grail'.
'July 1209: In Carcassone a seventeen year old girl is given a mysterious book by her father which he claims contains the secret of the true Grail. Although Alais cannot understand the strange words and symbols hidden within, she knows that her destiny lies in keeping the secret of the labyrinth safe...
July 2005: Alice Tanner discovers two skeletons in a forgotten cave in the French Pyrenees. Puzzled by the Labyrinth symbol carved into the rock, she realises she's disturbed something that was meant to remain hidden. Somehow, a link to a horrific past-her past- has been revealed.'
Here is a link to the author's US website and to her UK website
'AN ANCIENT MANUSCRIPT HAS REMAINED CONCEALED FOR CENTURIES -- WITHIN ITS PAGES LIES THE KEY TO THE MOST UNHOLY SECRET KNOWN TO MANKIND.
A sacred brotherhood has sworn, generation after generation, to protect this terrifying truth from those who would use it to unleash doomsday upon mankind.
When the unthinkable happens, and the holy scroll is uncovered, the race is on to reveal the true meaning of the cryptic language. Only one man, Dr. Thomas Lourds, the world's foremost scholar of ancient languages, who we first met in the bestselling novel The Atlantis Code, can safely decipher this most deadly scripture.
Lourds soon becomes the bait in the most lethal manhunt -- knowing he must confront the true face of evil if the world is to be saved...'
So there you have it, my book picks for fans of historical thrillers such as 'The Da Vinci code'. I hope you enjoy them!


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Sally-Ann Duffy is a visual artist originally from London now based in Bailieborough. After working for 35 years, she is finally pursuing her passion for mixed media and textile art. Her work has been exhibited in Ireland, UK and the Netherlands. An eclectic selection of vibrant carefully stitched textiles from her vast collection is in her portfolio. Inspiration comes from many sources including folklore and nature, her work often features handmade, painted and hand dyed fabrics. Sally-Ann is an experienced project manager has divised community art projects and teaches textile arts to adults and children where she advocates that sewing is a creative way to wellness. Check out a short video about her work HERE
‘My Seven Year Stitch’ 2018 Bailieborough Library, highlighting seven years of creativity through an extraordinary time.
‘Recycled Art’ 2019 residency at the Rediscovery Centre, Ballymun where she extended her repertoire and interest in recycled and waste materials to create art.
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‘A Haunting’, a theatrical Halloween event and window displays, Bailieborough Creative Hub
Collaborations: Bailieborough Craft Club Quilt 2010, The Dundalk Community Tapestry 2018,100 Sawdust Hearts exhibition (London), ‘Stitch Your Brain’ 2018 Gallerie WG Kunst, (Amsterdam), 100 Timepieces 2019(Scarborough)
Group Exhibitions: ‘Show and Tell’ 2019 Bailieborough Creative Hub, Bailieborough Library, ‘Cavan Arts Week’ 2019 Cavan County Library, ‘Past-times’ 2019 Heritage Week Bailieborough Creative Hub, Bailieborough Library.
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This video from Kerseys Solicitors in Ipswich, explains the process of an Employment Tribunal claim.
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99 Blessings – An Invitation to Life
I am fascinated with a monk called Brother David Steindl-Rast! After all my research on gratitude I have come to my own personal conclusion that he is likely the world leader on the subject of gratitude. You can read more, and an interview with him here .
This month he has just released his new book 99 Blessings – An Invitation to Life. There are 99 little prayers directed toward ‘Source of all Blessings’ and it is such a yummy little book. Beautiful to look at, beautiful to touch and beautiful, as well as life-giving, to read.
A little sample for you:
‘you bless us with us with warning voices,
-poets, prophets, thinkers who dare to speak against the current
of accepted norms, to question, at risk of their good standing, their careers,
even their lives.
May I have ears to hear these lonely voices of Common Sense,
so often nearly drowned out by the din of public opinion, and to heed them,
take their message to heart,
weigh it, and let it change my life.
I hope you get to read this lovely book – 99 Blessings.


Ah yes, let us discuss what I am reading. *perching spectacles upon my nose*
Living the Good Life by Helen and Scott Nearing
This book was first published in 1954 and yet I find it so relevant and interesting. This couple decides to buy a farm in Vermont and life a simple life. Hoping to work 6 months out of the year and spend the other 6 months spreading their ideas and doing good works. My quote of the week was from this book. Evidently this is something I would like to do because I've read a lot of books of a similar tone.
The Cat Who Had 60 Whiskers by Lilian Jackson Braun
I always like these books so it's no surprise I like this one. I like cats and I like the minor mysteries in the books. They are definitely light reading.
And the next book I have on the list is
Chicken Justice and Other Unexpected Lessons in Country Living by Steve Coffman
Yet another simple living book. I haven't yet started it but it looks to be well written.
Of course all this is addition to the textbooks I'm reading for class and everything else I do. Can you say BUSY?


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Calls for Papers
Special Issue of Mississippi Quarterly
Hurricane Katrina at 20: Rethinking the Literary and Cultural Legacies of the Storm
Guest editors, Courtney George and Judith Livingston (Columbus State University)
On August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina made landfall on the Gulf Coast with catastrophic results for the surrounding communities, who are still recovering today. Almost immediately, journalists, artists, and scholars began producing significant work about Katrina in nearly every discipline and medium—work that has continued, especially as we begin to view the disaster and its circumstances in the context of our current social justice and climate-related struggles.
With a wealth of new texts emerging about Hurricane Katrina and its effects, as well as a robust repository of creative representations and critical scholarship, this special issue of Mississippi Quarterly aims for a timely consideration of how we might re-think one of the country’s worst natural disasters in the twenty-first century.
Just within the past five years, works like Sarah M. Broom’s memoir The Yellow House, Apple+’s dramatic televisual adaptation of Sheri Fink’s Five Days at Memorial, Edward Buckles, Jr.’s HBO documentary Katrina Babies, the music documentaries Take Me to the River & Jazz Fest, and Andy Horowitz’s Katrina: a History, 1915-2015 have all encouraged new approaches to viewing and re-viewing the historic storm that devastated the Gulf Coast in 2005.
In addition to these more recent works, there exists a robust repository of creative representations and critical scholarship, in nearly every discipline and medium, ripe for re-visitation in the twenty-first century. For instance, there are representations by well-established writers like Dave Eggers, Kiese Laymon, Natasha Trethewey, and Jesmyn Ward; by acclaimed filmmakers Sharon Linezo Hong, Spike Lee, Tia Lessen & Carl Deal, and Ben Zeitlin; the critical works of The Katrina Bookshelf series (and hosts of other books and articles); and research collections and oral histories at various universities and museums across the nation.
As an inexhaustive starting place, writers and scholars might analyze the creative and critical work that has emerged from Hurricane Katrina and its consequences in the context of
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Faulkner and Yoknapatawpha 2024
July 21–25, 2024 — University of Mississippi
2024 is an anniversary year in Faulkner Studies for two reasons: it marks both the 100th anniversary of The Marble Faun, the author’s first book to see print publication, and the 50th anniversary of the Faulkner and Yoknapatawpha conference, the longest continuously running academic event devoted to the work of an American writer. The dual milestones invite reflection not only about Faulkner’s career (including the role of his understudied narrative poem in launching it) but about the career of Faulkner Studies itself over the past half-century, at this gathering and elsewhere across the profession. We will pursue both goals over five days of keynote lectures and readings, academic panels, teaching sessions, exhibits, tours, and other activities.
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The editorial board of the “Arbitraje. Revista de Arbitraje Comercial y de Inversiones” is pleased to invite submissions for its eleventh volume (Issue 3). The Board welcomes long articles, short articles, case notes and book reviews that engage with current themes in arbitration law. All submissions are subject to double-blind peer review by the Journal’s editorial board. In addition, all long articles are sent to the academic review board, which consists of distinguished international law scholars and practitioners. The editorial rules appear on the Review’s website (https://arbitraje-raci.com/normas-editoriales/). Languages: Spanish, English and French.
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Grigorіy Kosar (Ukrainian: Григо́рій Коса́р) (1967 - 1918) – true pastor Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church. Grigorіy Kosar was born 19 March 1867 in the village of Pakoszowka (then Austria-Hungary, now Poland), of the Lemko Region in the family of a local Mayor Alexander (Alex) Kosar (1828 - 1889) and Margaret (née Kuchma) (1835 - 1904).
Grigorіy Kosar went to school in Sanok, then in Przemyśl and Lviv in the German school, then to theology in Przemyśl and graduated from the Greek Catholic Theological Seminary in Lviv.
After ordination, he went to the vicar at the Wojtkowa, went on to Catechists in the Sanok. Then moved to Lviv Eparchy (Harbuziv, Chystopady, Ratyshchi.
Then the Grigorіy Kosar went to the Village Bilyi Kamin, and after one year to the Buzhok.
Gathering of material about Grigorіy Kosar sacrificial life engaged in mission the Postulation Center for the Beatification and Canonization of Saints of the UGCC.
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David Robert Huehner Ph.D., 77, of West Bend WI, was born on March 21, 1940 in Chicago, IL.
He was the eldest child of Robert F. Huehner and Margaret Withrow Huehner. His early education was in Chicago and Corpus Christie, TX schools. His father's job required the family to move to England for two years in the early 1950's where he attended the American School of London. This move provided the family the opportunity to travel in the UK and on the Continent.
After the family returned to the U.S. they again lived in Illinois and later the greater New York City area. He graduated from Ardsley High School in Ardsley, NY in 1958. He then entered the U.S. Coast Guard and served a total of seven years, two active and five Reserve. He was honorably discharged in 1965.
David returned to the Midwest for his university years, graduating with three degrees from the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign: a B.A. in 1964, an M.A. in 1966 and a Ph.D. in 1972, all in history. Particularly in his graduate years, David focused on American intellectual history, and his dissertation, “Reform and the Pre-Civil War American College,” was strongly influenced by his years as both a teaching assistant and a research assistant for Winton P. Solberg, who at the time was writing the official history of the University of Illinois. Like many other students in the late 1960s and early 1970s, he debated the conclusions of the Warren Commission Report on the assassination of President Kennedy (1964), the Kerner Commission Report on Civil Disorders (1968) and took part in protests against United States policy in Vietnam. He also found time to work on various British cars, owned by himself and other students, play guitar, attend concerts, and play on the History Department's baseball team.
In 1972 he accepted a job in the History Dept. of the University of Wisconsin-Washington County in West Bend. He taught popular courses in American history. His Civil War and film courses were especially well liked. He served as chair for the History Dept. for ten years. He retired as Professor Emeritus in 2006. In addition to a heavy teaching load, Dr. Huehner continued to be an active researcher, publishing articles and presenting papers. His service to the profession was significant. He was a member of the Social Science History Association and the American Historical Association. His many students over the years at Washington County, whether they graduated with an Associate Degree, or continued for a Bachelor's Degree or beyond, testified to his enthusiasm, encouragement, and eagerness to help them appreciate local history, of their town, farming community and family. He also continued to play basketball, and served as a coach for the soccer team and the women's basketball team.
During summer breaks, David would often pursue research, but also enjoyed working on his English cars and spending time in Camden, ME with his parents. These trips included David's wife Sandra (Nordin) of West Bend whom he married in 1979, and later, their son Jonathan Withrow Huehner, born in 1989. Many days were spent sailing on the waters of Penobscot Bay, and of course, having lunch on the boat.
David passed away peacefully on February 12, 2018. He was preceded in death by his parents, parents-in-law Art and Faye Nordin, his brother Rodger, and brothers-in-law Peter and Paul Nordin. He is also preceded by his dogs, Irish and Gordon Setters, Chulainn and Neac.
He is survived by his wife Sandra, his son Jonathan and his brother Garrett (Mary Ellen) of NY. Further survived by niece Mariah (Chris) of CA and nephew Colin (Beverly) of NY and their children Olivia Rose and Luke Robert. Also survived by sisters-in-law Donna (Albert) Singer of NY and Nancy Bushar of WI, and cousins Helen Taylor of CA and Marg Keswick of KY and their families. Also, long-time friend and fellow Ph.D. in history from the University of Illinois, Christine Holden of ME, who contributed much to this record of David's life. His little dog, Jack, misses him.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
Contributions in David's name can be forwarded to either: The University of Illinois Foundation LAS Annual Fund for History at Urbana-Champaign, IL, or the Washington County Campus Foundation at the University of Wisconsin-Washington County (UWWC), West Bend, WI.
The Myrhum Patten Miller & Kietzer Funeral Homes have been entrusted with David’s arrangements. Additional information and guest book may be found at www.myrhum-patten.com.


The Mcmanus show is driven by Aaron’s own quest for transparency in his Christian faith and a desire to destigmatise imperfections.
With Jesus, everything that you ever thought impossible suddenly opens up and becomes possible. Living with him is an adventure of infinite possibilities!
Tired of doubting yourself or feeling like a failure? Check out these 10 “Who I Am in Christ” Bible verses for a new perspective!
A Laundry List of the Church’s Worst Sins – And Greatest Contributions – Wins Book of the Year Award
For the Love of God: How the Church is Better and Worse Than You’d Ever Imagine, has been named Australian Christian Book of the Year for 2020.


Hermetic Library Newsletter #105
a bit of a journey full of surprises
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Howdy everyone! Here’s a public summary of my activity this week ending January 27, 2023!
This week I continued to work on new server Crocell, and decommissioned a bunch more stuff including the HRMTC I∴O∴ social network and RADIO @ HRMTC, and am moving the Calendar, Zine and Newsletter to the main library blog. And, I created a new bit of propaganda and added more tales from Laura Gibbs.
Plus the usual weekly stuff like almanac, propaganda, calendar, zine, updates, quotes, reviews, and more!
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Yeshivas Ohr Reuven, in Wesley Hills, NY, has been educating the next generation of B'nei
Torah under the leadership of Rabbi Bezalel Rudinsky along with Rabbi Benzion Brodie for almost 15 years.
This website was developed for former talmidim of the Yeshiva and the community at large to keep a connection to the Yeshiva. This site provides Yeshiva news and events, schedules and shiur information, and of course the Yeshivas Ohr Reuven audio library. The audio library contains shiurim from the Rosh HaYeshiva Rabbi Bezalel Rudinsky as well as other Rebbeim from the Yeshiva, and is updated on a regular basis.
Please utilize this website, and feel free to contact us with any comments and suggestions!


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Florence Nightingale, (12 May 1820 – 13 August 1910) was an English social reformer and statistician, and the founder of modern nursing.
Nightingale came to prominence while serving as a manager and trainer of nurses during the Crimean War, in which she organised care for wounded soldiers. She gave nursing a favourable reputation and became an icon of Victorian culture, especially in the persona of "The Lady with the Lamp" making rounds of wounded soldiers at night.
Nightingale was a prodigious and versatile writer. In her lifetime, much of her published work was concerned with spreading medical knowledge. Some of her tracts were written in simple English so that they could easily be understood by those with poor literary skills. She was also a pioneer in the use of infographics, effectively using graphical presentations of statistical data.


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Resources for Education and Action for Community Health in Ambler (REACH Ambler)
Camra is a partner on the REACH Ambler project which explores the history, environmental health, and community identity of Ambler, Pennsylvania, through a partnership between the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Medicine and the Chemical Heritage Foundation (CHF). Through methods connected to oral history, public history, and science studies, the REACH Ambler project team has collected and contextualized diverse viewpoints and information from Ambler residents and institutions. See website for all films!
Project Members: Matthew Tarditi and Jabari Zuberi
A feature-length experimental/ethnographic documentary, follows the personal and scholarly trajectory of researcher and activist E. Patrick Johnson. Johnson (the first Black man from his small town of Hickory, North Carolina, to earn a PhD) uses social scientific and humanistic methods to examine questions of identity and community in contemporary society.
Director and producer: John L. Jackson Jr. and Nora Gross.
The Public Classroom @ Penn Museum
This documentary film focuses on the Morton skull collection, notorious for its institutionalization of “scientifically” justified racism. The documentary is part of a larger project by the University of Pennsylvania to make questions of race and science accessible to a general public, with material that could be easily digestible by students from late middle school onwards. Visit website here!
Co-Directors: Arjun Shankar, Melissa Skolnick, Andrew Hudson, Ore Badaki.
Anthropological Airwaves Podcast
Anthropological Airwaves is a podcast that explores the craft of anthropology in all of its forms. Building on the journal’s commitment to four-field, multimodal research, the podcast hosts conversations about anthropological projects—from fieldwork and publishing to the discipline’s role in public debates. By demystifying the craft of anthropology, the podcast broaches a series of fundamental questions about past, present, and future disciplinary practice, and charts new paths for anthropological engagement.
Executive Producer: Arjun Shankar
Producer and Editor: Kyle Olson
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PowerGUI is a graphical user interface and script editor for Windows PowerShell.
You can create your own nodes and script nodes for all kinds of things, but there are also a lot of so called power packs ready for download from the Library on powergui.org for things such as Exchange, OCS, SQL and so on.
When you click on a node, i.e. Processes, you get a list of the running processes on the system, but you can also go to the “PowerShell Code” tab to see the executed PowerShell commands. Great way to learn PowerShell using a GUI!
Also, there is a very good script editor with several features such as intellisense.
For starters, I would recommend having a look at Jeffrey Snover (the PowerShell architect) and Dmitry Sotnikov
s video on Channel9. This is a nice introduction to PowerGUI. Also check out the other great resources on powergui.org
Btw, Ive written the Norwegian translation for PowerGUI which is included in the latest build.


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As fireworks light up the night sky and the smell of barbecue fills the air, we gather each year to celebrate Independence Day. But have you ever wondered why we commemorate this special day? Independence Day, also known as the Fourth of July, is a time for picnics, parades, and patriotic festivities. It’s a day of unity, pride, and remembrance. In this article, we’ll explore the significance of Independence Day and why it holds such a special place in our hearts. So, grab a sparkler and let’s embark on a journey to discover the roots of this cherished holiday.
The Birth of a Nation
The story of Independence Day begins with the birth of a nation—our nation, the United States of America. On July 4, 1776, the Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence, a revolutionary document that declared the thirteen American colonies free and independent from British rule. This momentous occasion marked the birth of the United States as a sovereign nation, founded on principles of liberty, equality, and self-governance.
A Quest for Freedom
To understand the true essence of Independence Day, we must delve into the motivations behind the quest for freedom. The American colonists sought to break free from the oppressive grip of British rule, yearning for self-determination and the ability to govern themselves. They believed in the fundamental rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. The Declaration of Independence became a beacon of hope, uniting the colonists and inspiring them to fight for their rights and future.
Struggles and Sacrifices
The path to independence was not easy. The American Revolution, a long and arduous conflict, was fought with determination, bravery, and sacrifice. The colonists faced countless challenges, including battles, hardships, and the loss of lives. From the iconic Boston Tea Party to the legendary bravery of the Minutemen at Lexington and Concord, the American people displayed unwavering resilience in their fight for freedom.
Building a Nation
Independence Day is not only a celebration of freedom but also a tribute to the visionaries who laid the foundation for our great nation. After securing independence, the Founding Fathers embarked on the monumental task of constructing a new government and shaping the principles that would guide the nation. The United States Constitution, ratified in 1787, established a framework for democracy, balancing power among the branches of government and protecting the rights of its citizens. The ideals of liberty, justice, and equality became the cornerstones of the young nation.
The Spirit of Independence
Independence Day is not just a historical milestone; it is a celebration of the enduring spirit of independence that defines the American people. It’s a day to honor the values that have shaped our nation—values such as freedom of speech, religious tolerance, and the pursuit of happiness. It’s a day to reflect on the progress we have made as a society and the work that remains to be done.
Celebrating Independence Day
Each year, on the Fourth of July, we come together as a nation to celebrate Independence Day. It’s a day of parades, fireworks, barbecues, and spending time with loved ones. It’s a time to appreciate the freedoms we enjoy and to remember the sacrifices made by those who came before us. Whether we’re watching a parade or gathering for a picnic, we unite in our shared love for this great country.
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PLANT – Exploring the Botanical world
This glossy 350 page tome of a book is magnificent. It sets out to portray over 300 images of botanical art in all media. Each page has a large picture in a variety of media, including watercolour, oil, engraving, x-ray photograph and woodcuts. At the top of each page is the artist’s name and below the picture a few paragraphs not only about the artist but also with fascinating facts about the plant depicted. The book covers the entire period of botanical art from the earliest ancient stone carvings and cave paintings to the cutting edge technology of today.
The book has not been arranged in a chronological order however, but has set out to compare images of the same type of plant on opposite pages. For example, a copper plate engraving of Cyclamen from around 1440 by an anonymous artist, known only as the master of the playing cards, is opposite a water colour by Sydenham Edwards of cyclamen from 1807 and engravings from Culpepper’s herbal of 1652 are shown alongside an anonymous and unrecognisable watercolour from Mexico c1552 supposedly depicting herbs.
There is also a superb watercolour by Fiona Strickland of rhododendron “Horizon Monarch” 2014 shown alongside a Joseph Hooker lithograph of Rhodendron Argenteum from around 1849. In fact there are so many fabulous depictions of plants in this book from artists we will recognise, and many who will be new to us, it is sure to appeal to anyone with an interest in Botanical art.
This book is magnificently produced and is definitely not a book to put away on a shelf. It needs to be kept on the coffee table for many hours of interesting perusal. I cannot recommend this book highly enough – it definitely should be on your Christmas present list!
Publishers – Phaiden ISBN 978 0 7148 71486 RRP £39.95 Amazon £26.00
More recently published books (All prices correct at time of writing)
The Botanical Treasury by Christopher Mills
The RHS tells us: This stunning book reveals the story of 40 of the world’s most fascinating plants. The plants are explored and accompanied by gorgeous illustrations. It also includes beautifully reproduced prints of the plants which can be framed.
From Amazon: Every one of the featured plants is extraordinary in some way, be it for its appearance, biology, medicinal properties, or importance to economics, politics, or the arts. Equally extraordinary are the stories associated with the discovery of these plants, revealing the lengths to which collectors and growers would go to find them…….. It is an exceptional gift that will wow gardeners, and anyone else fascinated by the greenery that sustains and inspires us.
Andre Deutsch; 176 pages ISBN 9780233004563 RRP £35 Amazon £21
RHS Floral Colouring Book
From RHS: This RHS colouring book contains forty five beautiful floral images from the world-famous RHS Lindley Library. Each image is interpreted as a pattern to colour, taking inspiration from the forms and shapes of each flower. Use the colour images to inspire you, or give your creations colours of your own choosing.
Frances Lincoln; 96 pages ISBN 978-0711237711 RHS £10.99 & Amazon £12.98
A Wild Plant Year by Christine Hart Davies
From Amazon: Lavishly illustrated with Christina’s vibrant watercolours, A Wild Plant Year explores the cultural history, folklore and medicinal or household uses of many of Britain’s best-loved wild plants. It takes us through a country year waymarked by special days such as Easter, Mothering Sunday, Hallowe’en and Winter Solstice and features the native flowers and plants traditionally associated with each festival or season.
Country names, plant legends and folk medicine have long been a special interest of Christina Hart Davies, one of the country s best known botanical artists and illustrators. Her precisely detailed and accurate paintings perfectly complement the fascinating stories attached to our flora. Six years in the making, this is a celebration of the long heritage of our relationship with Britain’s native plants.
Two Rivers Press; 124 pages ISBN 978-1909747135 £13.48 Amazon


Strong, sexy, fun, beautiful: Oxford women find empowerment in
by Lucy Schultze
Julie Kern, a 24-year-old architect, it's the loosely held bun
she wears on top of her head. For Anna Laurenzo, a five-year-old
tomboy, it's a Star Wars T-shirt and boxer shorts.
And for Clara Lee Arnold, a 33-year-old professional boxer, it's
a pair of fighting gloves, a long black evening gown or lacy pink
They and a dozen other local women donned their favorite attire
Friday when a pair of traveling artists visited Oxford to ask
them, "What do you wear that makes you feel powerful?"
"I don't know what it is, but a long dress and a pair of
heels and I feel I can take on the world," Arnold said. "I
feel just as powerful in this as I do in my boxing gear."
The artists, Tiffany Ludwig and Renee Piechocki, interviewed the
women on camera in an upstairs room at the Lafayette County and
Oxford Public Library, and will add the interviews to 50 others
they've collected since last fall. The images, video and audio
from the interviews will be included in a December exhibit in
Durham, N.C., on a Web site and in future exhibits.
"We wanted to do something everyone could get involved in
— and everyone gets dressed in the morning," said Piechocki,
a New York native who specializes in public arts.
Ludwig, who lives in New Jersey, works primarily in performance
art and multimedia projects. The pair met in the spring of 2000
and the current project, "Trappings," marks their first
collaboration as the artist team, Two Girls Working.
"Everyone comes to someone's image with an expectation of
what they're going to say," Piechocki said, "but we
have been blown away by what people have come up with."
During the course of an interview — which is arranged like
a chat session among friends — some women have revealed
things about themselves they never intended to share, Piechocki
said. Some groups have been brought to tears as the story of a
woman's personal struggle surfaced during the interview.
One woman in another city came to the interview wearing an expensive
pair of leather boots, which represented a newfound ability to
provide extravagantly for herself after emerging from a childhood
"Sometimes they come and it's a piece of jewelry," Piechocki
said. "One woman had been a victim of rape and domestic violence.
She bought herself a piece of jewelry as if to say, I'm allowed
to feel beautiful and sexy and to look for love again."
In Oxford, the duo found a wide variety in the clothes and accessories
women here choose to help them feel powerful. Kern, the architect,
said twirling her shoulder-length hair into a bun had become her
trademark in college.
"On the first day of work, I got reactions of 'Whoa!' because
none of them knew me yet," she said. "They said to themselves,
she's kind of quiet but there must be more to her because that
hair is kind of weird."
For Lyn Kartiganer, who returned to school in mid-life as an art
student, a paint-splattered blue knit top and pants equates to
empowerment by freeing her from expectations about how she should
look and dress.
"It's extremely unflattering, it doesn't do anything for
me, but I like it a lot," she said. "I find when walk
on campus people don't know what to make of this. A couple of
them have said, 'You're a mess!'"
After completing the interview session in Oxford, Piechocki and
Ludwig headed north for appointments in Memphis, Nashville and
Knoxville, Tenn. The Oxford session was hosted by the Yoknapatawpha
"Trappings" has previously been shown in exhibits in
New York and North Carolina. The duo said they hope to someday
present the exhibit in Oxford at the Powerhouse Community Arts
and Cultural Center.


Ruralism and Literature in Romania de Ștefan Baghiu, Vlad Pojoga și Maria Sass
Volum editat de Ștefan Baghiu, Vlad Pojoga și Maria Sass
Ruralism and Literature in Romania proposes a series of academic studies of rural literature and cultural portrayals of peasantry. The topics range from re-readings of canonical works to ideological readings of modern Romanian literature, rural novels of the Romanian socialist realism and post-communist literary trends centred around rural life. The three sections of the volume, “The Novel,” “Literary Criticism and Social Action,” and “Poetry” focus on the intervention of the nineteenth and twentieth-century cultural elites in the discussions of peasantry, on the role of ideology in portraying the peasant during the interwar period and postwar literature, and on off-centre topics such as zoopoetics and artificial intelligence in the rural literature.


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Reading improves your focus and concentration.
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Here’s the situation. You have a big project in git. It has many modules. Over time these modules get more complex and become libraries in their own right. So you want to take that library and make it into its own project. And obviously, you want that libary in source control.
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But then you’d lose all that useful git history - all the changes, bugfixes and most importantly the reasons for them. You wouldn’t be able to roll back the libary to a particular point in time, or undo a granual change.
You could copy the whole huge project and delete everything besides your library.
cp my-huge-project project-copy rm my-huge-project/folder1 my-huge-project/folder2...
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That’s all there is to it!
Many thanks to AJ ONeal who I learned this from on StackOverflow.


An Incomplete Education
Judy Jones & William Wilson
I must admit that the book, An Incomplete Education by Judy Jones and William Wilson has been sitting on my bookshelf for over 20 years. I read part of it but then set it aside and just didn’t have the nerve to pick it up again until 2021 when I was headed out on my first vacation in two years.
The goal of the book is to provide the reader with pieces of important information that are critical to a well-rounded education. The book delivers on all the basics and more. Covered topics include psychology, world history, religion, science and more. The book also contains profiles of great artists, composers, filmmakers, writers, dictators, and kings to name a few.
The authors provide a brief introduction to each topic and then dive more deeply. For example in the Art History section we learn about the different art periods along with famous artists. In the World History section the authors share several important events such as the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand and the Spanish Civil War. Anyone reading this book is guaranteed to get more information than they would from four years in a liberal arts college.
An Incomplete Education is a big book, containing 662 pages of information that is not always easy to digest; however, the information is well written using lay terminology and presented with a light sense of humor that makes what would otherwise be dry reading enjoyable. If you enjoy classroom type learning, albeit in short bursts with no studying or test required, then purchase this book. Buy the updated version on Kindle as the hardback copy is so massive. If you find the idea of purchasing this book too daunting, then if you ever encounter this book on someone’s coffee table, just pick it up and peruse it. You’ll learn something new and interesting and it feels good.
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David Hatcher Childress, Founder & World Explorer David Hatcher Childress, known as the real-life Indiana Jones to the many fans of his books, is a captivating individual. He has traveled the world several times over, seeking adventure and the answers to the mysteries of mankind’s past.
Born in France in 1957 and raised in the mountains of Colorado and Montana, David’s curiosity about the world was piqued at a young age. He attended the University of Montana where his studies in oriental culture and philosophy led him to a job teaching English in Taiwan. In 1976, David left the United States on what would become a six-year research and adventure odyssey. During this time, he studied firsthand the ancient civilizations of Africa, the Middle East and China, sometimes journeying into dangerous territory along the way (like Uganda during the overthrow of Idi Amin).
By 1984, Childress had written two books about his journeys, Lost Cities of Africa and Arabia and Lost Cities of China, Central Asia and India. Further expeditions to South America in the 1980s resulted in Lost Cities and Ancient Mysteries of South America, which became a top-ten seller in Brazil. Childress has continued his global research and has rounded out his series with Lost Cities of Ancient Lemuria & the Pacific; Lost Cities of North and Central America; Lost Cities of Atlantis, Ancient Europe & the Mediterranean. His style is an entertaining blend of personal experience and well-researched fact, and these books present fascinating information on the advanced technology and anomalous architecture of our predecessors around the globe.
David has a wide scope of interests, and is a recognized expert not only on ancient civilizations and technology, but also on free energy, anti-gravity and UFOs. His books on these subjects include: The Anti-Gravity Handbook; Anti-Gravity & the World Grid; Anti-Gravity and the Unified Field; Extraterrestrial Archeology; Vimana Aircraft of Ancient India & Atlantis; The Free-Energy DeviceHandbook; Man-Made UFOs 1944-1994; and The Time Travel Handbook. His latest effort is Pirates and the Lost Templar Fleet. Soon to be announced is Lost Cities of the American Southwest.
After more than 30 years of investigating these arcane subjects, David finds his unique views and ideas gaining popularity. He has appeared on Fox-TV’s Sightings and Encounters, two NBC-TV specials, The Conspiracy Zone, and segments for the Discovery Channel, A&E, The Sci-Fi Channel, The History Channel, The Travel Channel and others. He is currently a co-star on the History Channel Show Ancient Aliens. This popular show is now in its seventh season and David journeys to Peru, Bolivia, Europe and Mexico for episodes of the show. David also appeared in the Canadian television show Weird of What?, hosted by William Shatner, in its 2011-2012 season. He is also a frequent guest on nationally syndicated radio shows. He continues to explore, write and excite people about discovery through his magazine, World Explorer, and his publishing company, Adventures Unlimited Press. When not traveling, he divides his time between his homes in Illinois and Arizona.
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The Lost Cities Series (Six Books)
A Hitchhikers Guide To Armageddon
The Anti-Gravity Handbook
Anti-Gravity & the World Grid
Anti-Gravity and the Unified Field
Vimana Aircraft of Ancient India & Atlantis
Lost Continents and the Hollow Earth
The Free-Energy Device Handbook
Man-Made UFOs: World War II’s Secret Legacy (with Renato Vesco)
The Time Travel Handbook
Atlantis & the Power System of the Gods
Pirates and the Lost Templar Fleet
The Mystery of the Olmecs
The Crystal Skulls (with Stephen Mehler)
Lost Cities & Ancient Mysteries of the Southwest
Yetis, Sasquatch and Hairy Giants
The Enigma of Cranial Deformation (with Brien Foerster)
Ancient Technology in Peru and Bolivia
Vimana: Aircraft of the Ancients
Ark of God
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C’est toujours beaux un nuage au pire c’est chiantThéo Robine Langlois
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Sound novel conceived as a variation of a text published by the author in 2016, C'est toujours beaux forms a narrative inspired as much by radio fictions as by experimental music, sound poetry or rap.
C'est toujours beaux un nuage au pire c'est chiant is a sound piece based on [...], the first text by Théo Robine-Langlois, published by NOUS, collection grmx in 2016, and edited by *DUUU.
The sound version of [...] takes its source in the city of Gennevilliers, where *DUUU is in residence since 2016, and its ambient sounds. Théo Robine-Langlois walks around and captures sounds with Julien Brulé. The text is put back into play, drawing on several cultures of use of the voice, from sound poetry to pop music and rap. In the same way that the book is a quasi-romantic narration enamelled by a graphic system which disturbs it and puts it back into play in the poetry, the sound piece is a sound novel inspired by radio plays such as the Masters of Mystery whose sound effects, not content with setting the scene, punctuate the narrative, cut it up, disturb it and replace the [...] which dot the original text.
Théo Robine-Langlois (born in 1990) has lived in Juvisy, Cergy, Taipei, Grenoble, Paris. He writes on the internet, in magazines, produces exhibitions and radio programs. His first book, [...], was published in 2016. He has been a correspondant for the radio *DUUU since 2014, for which he has produced many programs, such as LFI (The Intergalactic Rocket).
MentionsSound design: Julien Brulé.
Visuals by Stephen Loye and Simon Ripoll-Hurier.
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Side B 22'15
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Today I received an email calling for a boycott of the movie, The Golden Compass. This boycott is based on the premise that since the author of the book is an atheist, this movie will turn its viewers (especially kids) into atheists, too. This is, mind you, before its actual release date. Of course, that’s the problem with most censors and the people that line up like sheep behind them--they’re rumor-driven. They never even read the book or see the movie before they begin their campaign to censor it.
As a librarian, I was aware of and/or subjected to numerous censorship attempts. Censor groups wanted Shel Siverstein's books pulled from the our public libraries and school libraries because he was gay and "he wanted to make everyone gay." (I ended up testifying at a public hearing over that one.) I was asked to pull Mark Twain's books because he was an atheist. Likewise, works by Noel Coward, because he was a gay atheist--a double threat. There were many, many more examples, including a group who wanted the Smurf books removed from our bookshelves because they were "communistic."
When I write my books, I don't try to make people Methodists. What sense does the phrase, "The author of this romantic comedy is a Methodist, so she's trying to get her readers to convert to her views" make?
Granted, there are books written specifically to proselytize. But how many people became atheists because they read Tom Sawyer? How many children became gay after their parents or teacher read them poems from Silverstein’s Where the Sidewalk Ends? Was there a mass conversion to Islam after people read The Kite Runner? Of course not.
If we judge books and movies by the religious and political beliefs of the person who wrote them, we're going to have a mighty limited selection from which to choose. Each work should be judged on its own merit, and maybe The Golden Compass movie is just what it's claiming to be--an entertaining fantasy.


Tayari Jones (born November 30, 1970, in Atlanta, Georgia) is an American author and winner of the Hurston-Wright Legacy Award for Debut Fiction. She was educated at Spelman College, the University of Iowa and Arizona State University.
Her first novel, Leaving Atlanta, is a three-voiced coming-of-age story set against the backdrop of the Atlanta Child Murders of 1979-81. This novel, which was written while she was a graduate student at Arizona State University, is based on the experience as a child in Atlanta during that period. It won the 2003 Hurston/Wright Legacy Award for Debut Fiction. Aletha Spann of 30Nineteen Productions has purchased the film option for Leaving Atlanta.
The Untelling is also set in Atlanta. Described by Publishers Weekly as Jones’s “deep-felt second novel”, the book examines how the protagonist comes to terms with the loss of key members of her family as a child before having to redefine herself all over again in her mid-twenties.It was awarded the Lillian C. Smith Award for New Voices in 2005.
Silver Sparrow, Jones’s third novel, was published by Algonquin Books in 2011. It was an American Booksellers Association’s number 1 “Indie Next” pick.
Tayari Jones has taught creative writing at The University of Illinois and also at George Washington University, where she served as the Jenny McKean Moore Writer in Washington. She is now a member of the MFA faculty at the Newark Campus of Rutgers University. Her brother is the sports pundit Bomani Jones.
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This guide is constructed in the same manner for the three years of animation. It is divided into four sections.
SECTION 1: UNDERSTANDING THE PROGRAM
Philosophy, objectives, characteristics + Information regarding the animation and management of the program
The first section of the Animation Guide explains the philosophy and objectives of Little Hearts Playgroup and gives various advice regarding implementation and administration of the program.
Before embarking on the actual program, a deep understanding and appreciation of this section is essential to the ultimate success of your Little Hearts Playgroup.
SECTION 2: THE 20 PASTORAL ACTIVITIES
This section contains a detailed description of the 20 Pastoral Activities per year of the program.
SECTION 3: THE AUDIO RECORDINGS OF THE SONGS OF LITTLE HEARTS PLAYGROUP
These recordings will allow the activity leaders to familiarize themselves with the songs for each year of the program.
SECTION 4: CELEBRATING THE CHILDREN’S BIRTHDAYS
For each of the three years of the program, we have suggestions for original ways to celebrate the children’s birthdays


Soft foldable fabric book for babies.
This soft little textbook has nice motives in happy colors and cute stories from the sea.
The book can be hanged in the child's bed and used as a bed pocket. The book is on 6 pages and has 6 ties for hanging.
One side of the book has a little story and on the other side of the book the child can learn the subject's name as well as count.
There is a pocket on each side of the book, which can be used, for example, to store the pacifier or the baby's favorite cuddle cloth.
Double-sided book containing 2x6 pages, 2 pockets and with tie ribbons. Hand-drawn sea-themed illustrations.
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Paul P. Meyers
From: Detroit, MI
Registered: Aug 2003
posted September 16, 2003 03:04 PM
I wonder if anyone else has read the book by Kevin Murphy "A Year at the Movies: One Man's Filmgoing Odessy" (Publisher: HarperEntertainment. ISBN# 0060937866). Kevin Murphy was one of the writers on the old cable show "Mystery Science Theatre 3000". He also played the role of Tom Servo the robot. Anyways the book is based on his attempt to watch one movie a day for a year in a theatre. There is one essay per week detailing all his snarky and sometimes insightful comments about theatres, movies, theatre staff, and audiences. Some interesting thoughts and escapades (such as trying to live off concession stand food for a week!) Pick up a copy and read it between reel changes.
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I wrote this book in 1999 for all the golfers who incorrectly say and believe they lift their head or take their eye off the ball on a missed shot. If you have ever said it or thought it, you need this book!
This book also shows you the difference between a great teacher and poor teacher.
This was the first golf instruction book written in "novel" or story format. It is a fun read and you will know exactly how to improve your game.
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