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2. From Burma to Sri Lanka
After arriving from Burma I first stayed at the Dematagoda Visuddhārāmaya temple. There was a special reason for this. In those days it was a requirement that when people return from abroad they had to present themselves to the authorities for quarantine purposes. So staying in Colombo was more convenient. I used to listen to Ven. Siridhamma’s Abhidhamma classes. Since I had been in Burma for a long time, everyone thought I would be an expert in Abhidhamma. Some students asked me to teach the Abhidhammaṭṭhasaṅgraha. I did not like that, but they kept asking me, so one day I taught them the Abhidhammaṭṭhasaṅgraha.
Some started saying that I was a better teacher than Ven. Siridhama. I thought that was not a very auspicious thing to say in his own temple, and that I should leave as soon as possible. At that time Ven. Siridhamma was a world-renowned Abhidhamma scholar. If talk started that a young person like me was a better teacher, it would be a slur to his good name. So I decided to leave but I did not like to tell anyone.
I gradually started staying away for a few days on and off, then completely removed myself from the temple. We remained on good terms that way. When I arrived first at Visuddhārāmaya I was in awe of the student monks who were coming to learn the Abhidhamma. I thought they knew far more than me. When I investigated closely though, none of them knew very much. They used to study really hard from morning until night. I never studied that way. If I read something even once I remembered it. I know most of the Tipiṭaka by heart even now in my old age.
After Visuddhārāmaya I stayed for a while in a temple in Panadure. The head monk was Ven. Dheerananda. It was close to the sea, so it was also called the seaside temple (Vallabada). It was very conducive to ones health so I stayed there for a while.
About a year and a half later I wrote my first book there, නිර්වාණ විනිශ්චය (Nirvāṇa Viniścaya, An Enquiry into Nibbāna). There was a reason for this. There was a journal called Dharma Sri and the editor asked me to write an article on Nirvāṇa. After it was published a lay gentleman wrote a critique of it. I cannot remember his name. I wrote a few articles in reply but then decided it was not useful to write like that and decided to write a book on Nirvāṇa. Nirvāṇa Viniścaya was that book. I was about 29 at the time, and it was written in high scholarly language. Perhaps some may have read it, but may not have found it very palatable. Nirvāṇa is a deep Dhamma, and is not easy to understand. It is difficult to choose the right words to explain it too. Therefore I think it was not as popular as my other books. However my knowledge of Sinhala was also not very good at the time. In those days I learned my Sinhala from scholarly books like the Jātaka Pansiyapot Vahanse, Saddharmaratnāvaliya, Pūjāvaliya These are three very popular books in Sri Lanka, that made a marked inpact on the Sinhalese knowledge of the Dhamma. However, they are written in High Sinhala, and hard for most people to understand these days. and so on. I got used to that style of writing. I think many of the words that I have used in Nirvāṇa Viniścaya were from those ancient books.
The style of writing that I used to write Nirvāṇa Viniścaya I didn’t use again. All the later books were written in simple language. That is, in the common language of the people in the 20th century. In all honesty I did not want to re-print Nirvāṇa Viniścaya, but somehow even though I have objected, it has been reprinted.
I later wrote a book called පටිච්චසමුප්පාද විවරණය (Paṭiccasamuppāda Vivaraṇaya, An Exposition of Conditional Origination). In that I explained Nirvāṇa in greater detail. That is why I did not want Nirvāṇa Viniścaya to be published again. I had this idea to stop publishing that book completely. I did not write that book to earn money. I actually have no objection that someone else had published it, taking sections of it and not even mentioning my authorship, and putting their name on it. It is illegal but I did not forbid it.
I wrote to eradicate my own ignorance rather than to share the sublime Dhamma with the people. It can be said that by learning and researching the Dhamma, one’s ignorance gets eradicated.
3. This is a Burmese Temple


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Judul : Ingo
Penulis : Helen Dunmore
Penerbit : PT. Gramedia Pustaka Utama
Jumlah Halaman : 312 halaman
ISBN : 9780007204885
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Can you resist the call of the Deep? I wish I was away in Ingo, Far across the sea, Sailing over the deepest waters, Where love nor care can trouble me...
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May 21, 2018, 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM @ LeClaire Community Library
We are celebrating National Maritime Day by playing this classic game with a twist! Ages 8-15 are encouraged to join us Monday, May 21st at 4:30pm.
May 22, 2018, 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM @ LeClaire Community Library
Explore a new science theme each month at the library—May’s theme will be FLOWERS! Join us on Tuesday, May 22nd at 6:30pm.
May 23, 2018, 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM @ LeClaire Community Library
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May 23, 2018, 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
This month we’ll be reading West Fork by Tom McKay. Mr. McKay will be joining our book club this month for a Question & Answer session! Refreshments will be provided! Books are available at the library’s circulation counter free of cost. May 23rd at 6:30pm.
May 24, 2018, 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM @ LeClaire Community Library
Come back for a chance to work free style on a creation of your own! Create anything your mind can envision, from jewelry and art to figurines, over these 2 classes. Best for ages 10 and up.
May 25, 2018, 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM @ LeClaire Community Library
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May 26, 2018, 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM @ Hollyhock Park
Enjoy this beautiful spring season at a picnic with your best teddy bear. We will be reading the classic story, singing songs and making our teddy-bear disguises! Of cores their will also be a snack, but feel free to bring your own as well. This program will be held at hollyhock Park and is best for children aged 3-7, but all are welcome. Come out this Saturday, May 26th at 10:30am.
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A New You for the New Year with Help From Norwalk PL & the Norwalk Health Department
Norwalk, CT – Have you made a New Year’s resolution to become healthier in 2021? Whether your goal is to establish a healthier diet, get more exercise, reduce your stress, or lose weight, the Norwalk Public Library along with the Norwalk Health Department have some tips to help you succeed! Join them for “Healthy Resolutions,” on Tuesdays, beginning January 5, on Zoom, from 12 – 1 p.m. Register for Healthy Resolutions at: https://zoom.us/j/96493913851 Meeting ID: 964 9391 385
New for 2021, the library will sponsor Cardio Dance with Linda Lombardo on Tuesdays, January 12, 26 and February 9, 23, on Zoom, from 12 noon – 1 p.m. Dance off all those holiday calories with Dance Cardio, for people at all activity levels. Work your heart and tone your muscles at this fun, low-impact dance class. Sneakers and comfortable exercise clothes are all you need. Register by contacting Cynde Lahey at email@example.com, to receive the Zoom link for the program.
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In our library we keep more than 20,000 books, e-books and are subscribed to 60 journals. About 800 new books are purchased every year, primarily textbooks and reference books for teachers and students.
In the previous academic year 70 % of students borrowed textbooks. They could choose the whole set of textbooks or only some of them for the current school year. The ordered textbooks were supplied to students on the first school day.
Educational activities in the library
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I help students and teachers to select appropriate library material. It has been noticed that number of readers is diminishing due to the fact that students read less and less. Every day about 70 students come to the library, but they prefer computers to books. There are three computers in the library along with a colour printer and a scanner. Students search for library stocks in our library and elsewhere using OPAC.
Electronic information resource literacy
The teaching objective of the school library is functional literacy which includes search strategies and information retrieval.
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Biology lessons take place in the library. Students learn to write reports and seminar works. E-teaching materials can be found on the school’s web site. I cooperate with Slovenian language teachers in giving instructions on composition.
The assistance in composition of seminar thesis represents a great deal of my research activities. Students are advised to use the publication How to Compose and Present a Research Thesis that is available also on the school’s site. I help researches in information retrieval and composition. I edit research thesis as well.
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Students are invited to join reading badge. Each student reads five books according to his preference. They represented their selection in the library, following by ranking it in the literary frame and discussing the moral dilemmas of heroes in the every day life. The discussions were pleasant with seven students participating in this activity.
Parents and students visit the library during the information day. Every year I prepare some materials on the library. Parents are interested in textbook fund that has unfortunately become the main activity of the library.
Many our students come from other parts of former Yugoslavia. Last year 9 students immigrated. I organize a 70 hour course of the Slovenian language for non-Slovenian speakers within the project Teaching the Slovenian Language for Speakers of Slovenian as the Second Foreign Language. Due to diverse degree of language knowledge students are first given individual lectures. These lectures are dedicated to intercultural education and individual instructions in essay writing.
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Every year first grade students visit the Ljubljana City Library. They learn about library work, collections and reading activities. Each student receives a book as a gift.
Project Healthy School
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Leonardo da Vinci
I participate in the programme Leonardo da Vinci. Visitors could join a 10-hour course of the Slovenian language and literature.
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Twyford Rising – land and resistance, voices from the first road protest
Twyford Rising is a book that needed to be written and with the help of over 200 supporters, I managed to raise over £5700 to make sure it can now be printed and distributed.
Twyford Rising tells the true and previously untold story of the protests to stop the construction of a motorway through Twyford Down, a beautiful hill in Hampshire, England. This was the first time environmental direct action on this scale had been taken in the UK and it inspired similar campaigns across the world.
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Twyford Down is acknowledged as the birthplace of the modern environmental movement and my book contains ideas and inspiration for contemporary campaigners. It is also vital for understanding todays’ environmental protests, including those against HS2, fracking and climate change. Alongside activism, Twyford Rising also explores the quest for low impact lifestyles and spiritual connections with the Earth.
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The animals who were watching cheered so loudly for Tortoise, they woke up Hare.
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Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is a series of three collections of short horror stories for children, written by Alvin Schwartz and originally illustrated by Stephen Gammell. "Harold" is a Scary Story from Scary Stories 3. It tells the story of two farmers who make a scarecrow named Harold and over time, the scarecrow comes to life. The story "Harold" is possibly the most recognizable and memorable tale out of all the stories in the Scary Story trilogy for its lengthy storytelling and the unsettling picture of the scarecrow that is associated with the story.
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Seamus Heaney, acclaimed by many as the best Irish poet since WB Yeats, has died aged 74.
Heaney was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1995 “for works of lyrical beauty and ethical depth, which exalt everyday miracles and the living past”.
Over his long career he was awarded numerous prizes and received many honours for his work.
He recently suffered from ill health.
His 2010 poetry collection The Human Chain was written after he suffered a stroke and the central poem, Miracle, was directly inspired by his illness.
Heaney in 1970, two years before he gave up full-time academic work to become a freelance writer and poet
Recalling how he had been lifted up and down the stairs to his bedroom, the poet eulogised the biblical characters who carried a paralysed man to Jesus to be healed.
“Their shoulders numb, the ache and stoop deeplocked / In their backs, the stretcher handles / Slippery with sweat. And no let up.” More.


The book covers an intimidatingly wide sweep of territory and moves rapidly from the period of the Vedas to that of the Enlightenment, then onto to the world of Osama bin Laden, stopping en route in the company of such diverse figures as Mahavira, Hieun Tsang, Hobbes, Nietzsche, Marx, Schopenhauer, Borges, Sayyid Qutb, Swami Vivekananda, various Buddhist missionaries and a mixed bag of Naga sadhus and gun-wielding Islamists.
Such overwhelming breadth doesn't make me want to run out and buy the book. If I want to read about Hobbes or Schopenhauer, I am probably not looking for it in a book on Buddhism.
But passages like the following, which is from Mishra himself, do pique my curiosity:
"Like the Beats and hippies of a recent era, people left their homes and professions, dissatisfied with their regimented lives of work, and moved from one sramana sect to another. The men who led them were India’s first cosmopolitan thinkers, unhindered by caste boundaries or other parochial considerations, who became aware that human beings are united by certain shared dilemmas.These early dissenters...began the process, which the Buddha advanced greatly, of taking Indian thought from the speculative—the Vedas and Upanishads—to the ethical level."
Mishra's take on the early Buddhists seems to resemble a little my general sense of the Bhakti movement.


Nikola Tesla (1856 - 1943) was a Serbian-American, engineer, inventor, pacifist and philosopher, characterized by great erudition. Tesla is a corypheus synergizing peace, culture and science. He was an authentic visionary far ahead of his contemporaries in the field of scientific development.
UNESCO is the world’s leading organisation in fields of education, science and culture. Nikola Tesla’s work is inscribed as UNESCO world heritage in Memory of the World register:
« Nikola Tesla’s Archive consists of a unique collection of manuscripts, photographs, scientific and patent documentation which is indispensable in studying the history of electrification of the whole Globe. Nikola Tesla, (1856 – 1943) Serbian-born, American inventor and scientist, a pioneer in electrification, significantly influenced the technological development of our civilization by his polyphase system inventions. This is the cornerstone of modern electro-energetic system of production, long distance transmission and usage of electrical currents, electricity and communication.
Since the beginning of its exploitation towards the end of last century up to now, the polyphase system, together with the asynchronous motor, has been perfected and improved to a remarkable and hitherto unconceivable dimensions. He is credited as being a very imaginative scientist whose ideas were paths to many important discoveries without which our civilization would lack many of its technological comforts (radio, radar, television, motors of all kinds, high frequency fields, coils, computers). Some of his ideas are still to be realized. Way ahead of his time, he was one of the first to become aware of the emerging energy problem (1900) as a conclusion of his famous experiments in Colorado Springs (1899-1900). In his honour, the magnetic induction unit (tesla) of the SI system is named after him. Simply speaking, the collection documents the most important era of the history of development of the modern world, which, thanks to the Tesla system, made easy energy production and distribution possible. »
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Let's Go Explore is my picture book for all ages. Having gone through a traditional publishing experience before, in this case I truly appreciated the experience of writing, illustrating, designing and publishing an entire picture book from start to finish.
The book was published through a Kickstarter campaign that raised nearly 400% of its goal. It is available for sale online at Mimochai and on Amazon as of May 2018. It is also available at select booksellers in Los Angeles, including MOCA's museum gift shop, The Library Store, Hennessy & Ingalls, and SEEDS People's Market at CAMP.
Below is the gallery of all pages from the book. The final spread is the end pages, where the campaign's Early Explorers (backers who pledge in the first three days of the Kickstarter) are listed.
Bookseller snaps :) All my favorite bookstores in Los Angeles!


SUMMER R E A D I N G
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The sun has finally arrived! I spent my Friday morning reading for two hours in bed. I can’t remember the last time I was so caught up in a book I didn’t bother to rise for coffee… That’s a summer weekend at its best. May your days be long and your reading glasses be near.
(From L to R) 1. Gold Fame Citrus by Claire Vaye Watkins. 2. Rapture by Sjohnna McCray 3. Grief is the Thing with Feathers by Max Porter. 4. Rush Oh! by Shirley Barrett. 5. Sweet Bitter by Stephanie Danler. 6. Between the World And Me by Te-Nehesi Coates. 7. Enchanted Islands by Allison Amend. 8. Delicious Foods by James Hannaham. 9. Not All Bastards are from Vienna by Andrea Molesini.
Happy reading! & Happy long weekend.


David Cutler wants to help musicians succeed in today’s world. An accomplished musician and composer himself, he has written one book to help musicians build a career and expand opportunities for income and outreach; and is working on a new book focusing on music teachers in particular.
The first book is called The Savvy Musician: Building a Career, Earning a Living & Making a Difference, and addresses a broad range of ideas relevant to musicians, such as how to create opportunity, how to make your work stand out, how to create supporting products, marketing yourself in today’s internet world, how to deal with the new paradigm for recording and selling music, how to better work with people, ideas for managing finances, and last but not least, musical ideas for improving your performance skills.
The new book he’s working on is called The Savvy Music Teacher, and seeks to aim music teachers towards an income in the $50,000 to $100,000 range, with vignettes of over 150 teachers – not well-known stars, but hardworking, typical music teachers – who have found ways to put together a workable and enjoyable career. Cutler hastens to point out that the specific income range is all relative – what may seem a lot of money in one place may not be much in another. But the book seeks to offer blueprints for helping readers craft sensible solutions that can add up to a good income.
Let’s take a look at some of Cutler’s ideas for musicians and music teachers, but first, who is David Cutler and where did he pick up on all these ideas?


Our Tool Lending Library is a place where people in our community can borrow tools of all kinds for a wide range of Do-It-Yourself or “DIY” projects. For an annual fee of $30, Tool Lending Library members can borrow tools for up to 7 days. Members can borrow up to two power tools and 3 hand tools at a time. Check out our inventory and download a Tool Lending Library application today by visiting the printable forms at the end of this webpage.
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Writer Imayam’s works reflect the concerns of society all through his works. His latest novel ‘Ippothu Uyirodirukkiren’ deals with patients, their Sufferings, the cruelty of their diseases and their pains. The medical Business world is ready to expose guilt and inferiority complex with sickening air and punishments: human beings who make sense of compassion and humanity meaningless. The invisible ideology is being transformed into machines, agents, hospitals, courts, offices. Unsolved science that can only be discovered and told, cruel systems created and managed by human beings for human beings, the substance of the neighbourhood manam.
The novel is all about a 15 years old narrator with a failing kidney. The novel expresses the untold miseries experienced by the patient and his attenders. The narrator is undergoing the cruelty of end-stage renal disease. How the narrator undergoes the trauma and the family member’s suffering are aptly brought out in this novel.
Tamilarasan is a patient who suffers from renal failure. His parents knew the nature of his illness. They knew very well that he can’t live for a long time. Nevertheless, they decided to do something.
At present, he is undergoing dialysis twice a week. Every time he undergoes the same, he experiences excruciating pain, which is unbearable to both Tamilarasan and his parents. They wanted to put a full stop to this once for all.
As per the medical personnel’s advice, they opt for kidney transplantation. His mother decided to donate one of her kidneys to her son.
The writer expresses his disappointments and anxieties in the following manner after learning the rules, regulations and procedures for Kidney transplantation. ‘The attendee of the patient is more of a sinner than the patient himself... The one who dies in his sleep is the most fortunate’.
For the transplant to take place, the patient has to undertake at least 13 tests and that donor 15 tests. There should be matching at every stage. Only then the transplantation will be done. In Tamilarasan’s case, everything was meticulously planned and carried out. The kidney transplantation was done. A rude shock awaited both Tamilarasan and his parents days after the transplantation. The creatinine level was a cause for concern. Moreover, there was a rejection of the kidney. The very thought that Tamilarasan has to undergo dialysis once again gave much mental agony to Tamilarasan and his parents.
Tamilarasan’s family has the wherewithal to undergo the procedures. They have to the money, have men to help etc. The writer at the same time is conscious about the ordinary lay people who are placed in similar situations. He raises a question that even when the haves with men and materials find it very difficult to comply with all the necessary requirements for Kidney transplantation, the plight of the ordinary lay people who undergo a similar predicament cannot be expressed in words.
In the novel writer, Imayam exemplifies the power and effect of language could have on the readers as it has become the medium of his expression in the medical terms, corporate system and power of money. And he rising questions and the quest for answers the basis of writing not providing all answers or conclusions or solutions it’s up to the readers and society, the writer brings out the concerns of the society through this novel.


What You Need To Know About The Weight Watcher Complete Cook Book!
If you are a considering both your weight and nutritional health then the Weight Watcher Complete Cook Book (s) can be a very valuable tool. Weight Watcher Complete Cook Books have had numerous version released over the years, with changes in recipes and the changes to match their Weight Watcher Diet Programs. This article will offer an objective review of the Weight Watcher Complete Cook Books, detailing its advantages and disadvantages and whether or not it will be useful to you.
As mentioned in the introduction there are several version of Weight Watcher Complete Cook Books available, some even date back far enough to be currently out of print. They generally come in the form of a significant number of recipes (500, give or take), which are often based in handy loose-leaf binder. The recipes you will find in the Weight Watcher Complete Cook Book, no matter what version you are using, are extremely varied and cover a whole gamut of sauces, breads, soups, meats, chicken, fish, and vegetarian entrees, pasta, vegetable, grain, and potato side dishes, and MOST IMPORTANTLY, deserts. The meals and recipes in the book are based around healthy and nutritional principles, however they are not so different from many of the favourite foods you may already enjoy as part of your diet. The inclusion of familiar foods in the Weight Watcher Complete Cook Book includes; Pizza, Oven “Fried” Chicken, Beef Stew, Tuna Noodle Casserole, Chocolate Cake and much more. There is also a great number of incredible International inspired recipes that have been adored by customers worldwide. Thus the Weight Watcher Complete Cook Book’s certainly have quality and quantity in terms of recipes, however it is the nutritional focus that differentiates it from your everyday cookbook.
The best feature of the Weight Watcher Complete Cook Book’s, and all Weight Watcher Cook Books, is the nutritional breakdown that is provided with each recipe. Used generally as the basis for the Weight Watcher Program (particularly the Weight Watcher Points Plan), the Weight Watcher Complete Cook Book focuses on recipes that a tasty and nutritional by giving the dieter a review of the nutritional elements in each recipe (inc. the total Weight Watcher Point Value of the meal). The breakdown in the Weight Watchers Complete Cook Books includes details of the calories, fat, saturated fat, cholesterol, sodium, carbohydrate, fibre, protein, and calcium, as well as the Weight Watcher Points. The Weight Watchers Cook Book’s are extremely balanced providing recipes for all types of dieters, whether you are a busy single professional who only has time for a quick after-work meal, or a house-wife (husband) who wants to prepare a nutritional dinner for the a family of four, this book has it all.
In addition to the bulk quality of the Weight Watcher Complete Cook Book’s there are also several little features that are very beneficial:
– handy tips for use of leftovers
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Now some of the negatives for the Weight Watcher Complete Cook Book. While the nutritional breakdown is extremely useful for dieters, the Weight Watcher Point Values will only be relevant if you have an understanding of the points, and generally if you are taking part of a Weight Watcher Point System plan. Furthermore many of the older versions of the Weight Watcher Complete Cook Books are now outdated due to changes that have occurred in the points system employed by Weight Watchers as the plans have changed. If you are planning on purchasing a Weight Watcher Complete Cook Book as a supplement to your Weight Watcher Plan it is recommended you ensure that it relates to the current plan you are on.
Therefore if you are after a Weight Watchers Complete Cook Book it is certainly a choice that will provide your cooking with a variety and taste equal of any cook book on the market, while also looking after your weight and health. However if you are using the Weight Watcher Complete Cook Book to supplement your Weight Watcher Plan then it is very important to ensure the version you purchase matches the plan you are currently under.


Job Bowers, Hart County, Georgia, born 1803, died 1888, married to Elizabeth Ballenger. After the War Between the States, Job had to receive a pardon from the president of the United States in order to be postmaster at his stagecoach stop, and later Bowersville and Canon. I have the original, and have had it restored. At the same time I had some copies made of this document. I still have a few copies left.


THE LONG VIEW
By: Manuel L. Quezon III
Philippine Daily Inquirer / 04:06 AM January 19, 2022
He was already in his 70s when I got to know him over the last decade and a half of his life, which came to an end at the age of 90 last Jan. 13. Trim and tall, he kept that gangly bearing and bemused expression that strongly hinted at what must have been a swashbuckling early life. He was a shrewd and generous man of great energy and determination. He lived most of his life in Britain and America but his earliest years and maternal roots were here.
Like all families of desaparecidos, sooner or later his life returned to a moment in time: Jan. 20, 1945. His family was in their Dakota St. (now Adriatico), Malate home; they were gathered on their porch, as his aunt, Helen McMicking, was being visited by her fiancée, Carlos Perez-Rubio. All of a sudden, Japanese troops arrived. The house concealed a secret, a forbidden short-wave radio belonging to his uncle, Alfred McMicking, a veteran of the Bataan Death March. After a three-hour search of the premises, it was discovered. The Japanese troops corralled the family, men, women, and children, and marched them off to the Masonic Temple on Taft Avenue.
The first twist of fate happened at this point, as two of Rod Hall’s siblings, his brother Alistair Jr. and sister Connie, were playing at a neighbor’s house, avoiding the roundup. The second twist of fate came that afternoon: for no apparent reason, Rod Hall and his brother Ian, and their Chinese amah Ah Nam, together with five household help, were released by the Japanese. For a week, Rod and his brother were allowed to bring food to the Masonic Temple for his grandmother, mother, uncle, and aunt—as well as her fiancé. Then one day the Japanese said there was no further need to bring food. That afternoon of seemingly random mercy turned out to be the last time he saw most of his family.
What followed was the ordeal of the destruction and massacres in Manila in February 1945, as the Japanese vowed to turn Manila into an example of what lay in store for the Allies if they attempted an invasion of Japan. In the aftermath his father, who, as a British subject had been interned in Santo Tomas, and another uncle, the famed Joe McMicking who was the architect of Makati as the country’s new CBD, tried to locate the remains of their slaughtered family among the 200 decomposing corpses in the basement of the Temple. But the story would not rest; in 2015, he came across new information (a secret agent’s 1945 report on executions in Fort Santiago) which strongly suggested at least some if not most, of his relatives had been imprisoned and beheaded in that fortress prison.
At the threshold of the new century, Rod Hall embarked on a passion project: the accumulation of every published article and book, on World War II in Asia and the Philippines, including obtaining original documents from Japanese, Chinese, Allied, and Filipino sources, and the digitizing of collections to preserve them and make them accessible to researchers. The result is the massive Roderick Hall Collection on World War II in the Philippines, one of the highlights of the Filipinas Heritage Library.
He dedicated his collection to the memory of Angelina Ynchausti Rico de McMicking, Consuelo McMicking Hall, Alfred McMicking and Helen McMicking—those he last saw that fateful January morning. In 1995, the survivors of the Battle of Manila established an association—Memorare Manila 1945—for the purpose of establishing a memorial and an annual commemoration that he and his sister, though longtime residents abroad, faithfully attended annually. He used it as an opportunity to establish meaningful partnerships with institutions, families, and individuals who entrusted his collection with their papers; and much else besides by way of philanthropy.
There is one effort of his that struck me: a multi-year effort concerning the “Ulahingan” epic of the Livunganen-Arumanen Manobos. The epic consists of 79 episodes, each composed of 4,000 to 6,000 lines; it was recorded on over 1,200 tape reels and cassette tapes, and when Hall encountered the collection in Dumaguete he set to work to ensure their digitization.
Rod Hall lived our past; he set out to honor and enrich our shared historical and cultural patrimony by making meaningful contributions to its preservation and dissemination. He succeeded.


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Camel Xiangzi" tells a story that happened in Beijing. Xiangzi is a simple, hard-working driver pulling the car diligently. During the war, he was taken away by soldiers, and when he fled, he took three camels and sold them for a little money. He returned to Renhe Depot, pulled the moon and scattered Marlboro Cigarettes, but was ashamed of the temptation of Huniu. He pulled out a month at Mr. Cao's house and worked hard to save money, but things went against him. Detective Sun extorted Xiangzi's savings on the grounds of "arresting Mr. Cao." His hopes of buying a car again fell into disbelief, so that he began to doubt the path of life he had been insisting on. In the following days, a series of blows such as marrying Huniu, getting sick, Huniu dying and giving birth, and hanged himself to kill her, made Shoko completely fallen. He renounced himself, betrayed others for money, and was reduced to a lifeless shoko like a walking dead. His life was miserable. While reading this book, I felt sorry for him. When he first arrived in Beijing, he was so hardworking and simple, but under the influence of the working people's class and society at the time Cigarettes Online, he lost his original heart and even gave up his long-held belief that he would buy a car instead of falling. While feeling sad for him, I can't help thinking, if I keep my belief, what will happen to Xiangzi's life? When one is still ambition and full of hope in life against the background of suffering, then even if it is difficult to survive, suffering is a kind of grind to him, and it is the necessary ups and downs in pursuit of his dream. The Russian poet Pushkin once wrote, "You need to be calm in a melancholic day. Believe it, a happy day will come." This shows that the power of faith is powerful. The persevering pursuit of dreams is enough to make a person optimistic and uplifting, and persistence is essential to adhere to one thing, sometimes it is difficult, but persistence, to meet you is the sky after a rain That gorgeous rainbow. There was a time when my results were not very good. The first place is always a bit short for me. Once, twice ... my confidence started to shake, and I began to wonder: maybe it was a goal that I could not reach. Do I need to work hard? But I look at the people around them, they are very ordinary, but they are also working hard! Then stick with it. I restarted planning and studied the methods of learning. In those bewildered days, with a little bit of effort, it seemed to feel that the success was closer. When I saw this book, I was secretly grateful that instead of giving up my efforts, I chose to insist on seeing "A Little Thing," a short story, but also telling a driver. The society in which he lives is also a poor peasant class, and "touched" an old woman while pulling a car. When she crossed the road, she fell to the ground. The author asked the driver to continue, but he stepped forward to lift up the old woman. In today's society, it has become a hot topic for the elderly to fall over to help. Of course, at that time, this problem also existed. And no matter how hard the life of the coachman, he still did not lose the innocence and kindness in his heart. The ancients, at the beginning of man, have good nature. At all times, with good intentions, no matter how bad the society is, it will not affect you, your nature. "His dust-covered back was suddenly tall", and it was precisely his concern for others that made his ordinary image extraordinary in the eyes of the author. With the progress of society, the emotions between people have also undergone subtle changes. The kindness of people who didn't know each other gradually faded Newport Cigarettes. However, in a group society, maintaining a positive attitude, being able to do well in myself, has benefited me a lot. It has taught me the importance of persisting in my dreams. On the way to life, there may be thorns, but please don't give up that original heart. May all people in the world face this world with good intentions.


Mapping a Server Folder-PC
Last updated on May 16th, 2019
You can map (connect) to class and recource folders if you are off campus. You will need to enable a VPN connection before you can map or connect to these server folders.
Step 1: Click the File Explorer, Right Click on the This PC and lastly choose Map Network Drive.
Step 2: In the folder field, type in a folder from the list below
List of folders you can map:
\\storage.yale.edu\home\Arch_Advanced_Studios-776101-YSOA \\storage.yale.edu\home\Arch_First_Year_Studio-776101-YSOA \\storage.yale.edu\home\Arch_Second_Year_Studio-776101-YSOA \\storage.yale.edu\home\Arch_Undergraduate-776101-YSOA \\storage.yale.edu\home\Arch_Elective_Courses-776101-YSOA \\storage.yale.edu\home\Arch_Required_Courses-776101-YSOA \\storage.yale.edu\home\Arch_Resources_and_Special_Projects-776101-YSOA \\storage.yale.edu\home\Arch_Digital_Media_Resources-776101-YSOA
Check the box that says”Connect using different credentials”. Click the Finish button.
This will connect to the classes folder.
Step 3: Type in your NetId and password at the prompt. For you NetId, you have to type “Yale\NetID”
Click OK and you folder will map.


“CENSORED”: A Canadian-produced documentary on Sexual Orientation Change Therapy
This 1-hour 52 minute documentary was produced in 2020 by independent Quebec journalist, Michelle Lizotte, in cooperation with Montreal-based non-profit organization, Campagne Quebec-Vie. Separate French and English versions of the documentary film (see below) were produced so that Canadians can learn the truth about sexual orientation change therapy – a truth the mainstream media has been suppressing.
Much maligned by some, a variety of therapies, empirically-validated by many decades of research, is revealed in this documentary to be quite effective when used by competent therapists. Lizotte argues that they would be much more widespread were it not for the blockade of homosexual-friendly mental health institutions that prevent researchers from accessing funding and mainstream medical journals from publishing their research.
The documentary also explores in some detail the methods used by key actors in various psychological organizations such as the American Psychological Association, along with gay-activist allies in government and the media, to conduct smear campaigns against therapies, therapists and researchers, demonizing anyone who would dare say publicly that same-sex attracted people can and do change, with the help of professionally-conducted therapy.
The powerful investigative report includes testimonies from ex-gay men and women who received talk therapy to resolve unwanted same-sex attraction, or to live in harmony with their faith. These individuals explain what they learned about themselves during the therapy, the causes of their same-sex attraction, and how the therapy brought them peace, hope and in many cases, the change in attraction that they hoped for.
It also includes interviews with professional therapists who are experts in counselling for unwanted sexual attraction and sexual fluidity, and the latest scientific research on the possibility of changing from homosexuality to heterosexuality.


Friday, 10/21/2016, 6:30 PM
Harvest Moon Dinner Dance
Little Falls Civic Center, 19 Warren St.
Tuesday, 10/25/2016, 4:30 PM
Shade Tree Commission Meeting
Municipal Building, 225 Main Street
Wednesday, 10/26/2016, 7:00 PM
College Planning Workshop
Little Falls Public Library, 8 Warren St.
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Release Date : 29 Jan, 2009 Genre : Romance | Crime Starcast : Naseeruddin Shah, Arshad Warsi, Vidya Balan Description : Two thieves, Khalujan (Naseeruddin Shah) and Babban (Arshad Warsi), feeling frustrated with the lives they are leading under their ruthless ganglord Mushtaq (Salman Shahid), they steal the sum of 25 lakhs from him to flee to their home and not remain slaves to the system they are working under. On being caught by Mushtaq they manage a narrow escape right under his nose along with the money, thus bruising his ego greatly. Being on the run for their lives, they seek refuge with an old friend, and instead meet his widow, Krishna (Vidya Balan). She leads a dull and lonely life of a widow. With the coming of Khalujan and Babban there is new energy and enthusiasm that enters her life. Krishna’s youthfulness and serenity starts to flower again.
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Emmy Award-winning filmmaker and cinematographer Jim Dutcher began producing documentary films in the 1960s. His early adventures with a camera were spent underwater, part of a Florida coast childhood. In 1985, Water, Birth, the Planet Earth, his first television film, initiated a career spent with animals that range from tiny hatching sea turtles to one of the top-ranking predators on the continent, the wolf. Jim's extraordinary camerawork and the trust he gains from his subjects have led audiences into places never before filmed: inside beaver lodges, down burrows to peek at wolf pups, and into the secret life of a mother mountain lion as she cares for her newborn kittens. His work includes the National Geographic special A Rocky Mountain Beaver Pond and ABC World of Discovery's two highest-rated films, Cougar: Ghost of the Rockies and Wolf: Return of a Legend.
In 1991 Jim received the extremely prestigious Wrangler Award from the National Cowboy Hall of Fame for his documentary Cougar: Ghost of the Rockies. Jim's intense personal involvement with the details of his subjects' lives and his eye for the beauty of the natural world have placed his work in a category all its own.
In 1995, the Governor of Idaho appointed Jim as an ex officio member of the Idaho Wolf Management Committee, a position he served in until 2001.
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Jean McB. Greene
Jean Greene has had a lifelong interest in conservation of land and wildlife. Presently she is on the Executive Committee of the Board of Lake Forest Open Lands, where she is chair of the Land Management Committee. Mrs. Greene is also on the Board of the Lake Forest Country Day School, a member of the Sculpture Garden Committee of the Lincoln Park Zoo, and served as a member of the Board of the Population Institute in Washington, D.C., and as a Trustee of the Lake Forest Improvement Trust. Jeanie and her German Shepherd therapy dog make weekly visits to her local hospital. Mrs. Greene is also an artist, specializing in bronze sculptures and oil paintings. Jeanie is a graduate of Vassar College, who first worked as a stewardess for Pan Am, flying primarily to Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Later she worked in the White House, composing letters for Mamie Eisenhower, before marrying and moving to Europe with her husband, John. The Greenes live in Lake Forest, Illinois. They live have three grown children and five grandchildren.
Hon. John V. Tunney
Living with Wolves is pleased to welcome to the Board in 2008 former U.S. Senator from California, John Tunney. Mr. Tunney served one term in the Senate, from 1971 to 1977. From 1965 through 1971, he was a Representative to the U.S. Congress. Following his public service, John resumed the practice of law in Los Angeles. John graduated from Yale University, attended the Academy of International Law at The Hague, Netherlands, and graduated from the law school of the University of Virginia. Mr. Tunney joined the U.S. Air Force as a judge advocate and served until discharged as a captain in 1963. He is the author of The Changing Dream, 1975. It is acknowledged that the 1972 movie ‘The Candidate,’ which starred Robert Redford, was inspired by John Tunney’s campaign. Today, Mr. Tunney is President of the Museum Board of Armand Hammer Museum of Art and Cultural Center at UCLA. He and his wife divide their time between California, Idaho and Maine.


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Health Care Privatization and Migrant Construction Workers in Hanoi, Vietnam
Author: Tranh Khan An
This book focuses on the hidden parts of Vietnam’s health care system. Before Doi moi all Vietnamese citizens equally enjoyed health services. However, economic reform has gradually privatized the health care system. Citizens, even the poor, have to spend more and more out-of-pocket expenditures for health services that are often above their incomes.
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SYMONDS STREET CEMETERY, AUCKLAND
Compiled by Geoff and Shirley Kendall
Links to indices for the Presbyterian and Roman Catholic sections of the Symonds Street Cemetery may be found at the foot of the preface below. However, we recommend that you read this introduction written by Geoff and Shirley as it goes a long way towards demonstrating the devotion and selfless commitment they have towards preserving the history of our country. Researchers throughout New Zealand and the world owe them a huge thankyou.
This final compilation of graves extant on the Karangahape side of the Symonds Street Cemetery covers all known Presbyterian and Roman Catholic graves in 1996-7. It has been necessary to run these two sections together because the boundary line defining each area is difficult to ascertain with any degree of certainty. The original Catholic Cemetery ran right up to East Street which has now been renamed Alex Evans Street and this caused me some confusion, as I am an expatriate living in Australia. Some graves appear to be in the Roman Catholic Cemetery but research indicates that the people concerned were actually Presbyterian. There are a few stones which currently have been overturned or are completely lost under masses of ivy - these obviously have not been included because they could not be read. The inscriptions which are believed to have been Presbyterian are included in that section even though their location numbers say Section V. All research indicates that the boundary between sections U and V is not sharply defined and a few Catholic graves rest near some folk of the Presbyterian faith. While these have been included amongst the Presbyterian records even though their loction number indicates the stone is to be found in the Catholic Cemetery the actual numbers will also be found in the graves listed in Section V.
This record is complemented by the database prepared by David Verran at the Auckland Public Library. Each of us has information that the other does not so it pays to check at the Library as well. David has access to newspapers and burial records which I do not but I have found graves which David does not have in his collection. It should be noted that there are a number of 'before and after' photographs in the entire work, mainly for the purpose of documenting vandalism but more importantly, to provide a record of work done and money spent by the City Council and Parks and Reserves Department in the maintenance of the area. Credit must be given to the people working in these departments for their ongoing efforts in saving our heritage.
Most of these entries bear location numbers but just a few graves do not because of discrepancies in records. Several have identical numbers which have been taken from the Auckland Public Library records. Using the map drawn some years ago by an architectural student, we found a few graves were not listed i.e. Carrie, while others indicated on the map are not to be found today in the location suggested. Every effort has been made to date to ascertain the exact location of each grave but where the above occurs, compiler has sometimes left out a dubious location while making last minute checks to have all information correct and detailed. Other graves have numbers which do not quite correspond with those held at the Auckland Public Library records, and as stated, the map used as a point of reference appears to be a little awry at times. Despite this, where a stone has a number at all, it can usually be located in the correct section if anyone is prepared to use a bit of common sense and effort. The map does not always line up as expected but when searching, finding a number or name listed close by gives the searcher the general location and one must be prepared to look around. We must be exceedingly grateful to the person who drew this map for the graves within the four sections of the Presbyterian and Roman Catholic Cemeteries.
Some gravestones have obviously been moved from their original sites and are now found in long grass or simply lying on top of other graves. Two which were found some years ago, i.e. Roderick Patterson and John Vercoe seemed to have vanished completely but upon searching the area yet again, they were re-discovered along with a number of others which also had not previously been recorded. Others have been uncovered with a lot of effort and cleaned for identification, including that of Dr Charles Cowan, discovered around 1993 by gardener Glen McRae under the trees between the back of the ladies' toilet block and the Alston headstone, where it now rests.
The condition of the tombstones varies considerably. Some early ones are relatively easy to read while later stones have worn away or been covered with lichen, making an accurate reading almost impossible at times. Those which suffer most from the growth of lichen are the black or red marble stones. A gentle brushing-down with a soft brush and bottle of water often leads to marvellous views of the writing thereon. Stones facing east can best be read or photographed in the morning with the sun shining on them while others facing in different directions are better photographed in the afternoon. The lichen and erosion must also be borne in mind if an inscription herein bears the wrong digit or other information. Many hours of rinsing stones with clean water, gentle brushing to avoid damage to the stones, and peering through a magnifying glass at the resultant photographs have still occasionally failed to produce exactly what was written on a few of these old headstones, despite all our efforts to ascertain a record which is accurate and complete. Compiler defies such critics to try their hand at reading these difficult stones. Anyone looking for an old grave in these cemeteries should study the appropriate map, record the names of stones nearby, and be prepared to spend a bit of time looking in the area specified. Where words such as Sacred to the memory of or In loving memory of appear enclosed in brackets at the beginning of an inscription, this indicates the compiler has had to journalise the beginning of a stone where the top is missing or unreadable. It simply makes more sense of the inscription we have been able to find and the brackets signify this portion of the inscription has not been sighted.
Some graves with almost consecutive numbers are close to each other, while you can find a wide open space between them with the wanted number being still in a direct line. The graves sweep along lines from one edge of a section to the other, then turn and retrace the same line a bit further over. The actual lines are not always apparent when walking about the cemetery, but can, nevertheless, be traced quite easily if armed with a map for the section needed. It must also be remembered that some gravestones which have been smashed by vandals, have now been removed to the gardener's shed. Correspondence studied at the Auckland City Council Archives also suggests that some stones have gone missing over the years i.e. several including the headstone of the family of William McIntosh, who arrived 1842. William drowned in 1855 and his body was never recovered. A grandson wrote to the Council that the stone bore many family names but when he visited the grave after returning from WWI, he found it and several others had disappeared but there was no record of their fate. Compiler, accompanied occasionally by the stonemasons, Jerry Smith and Tony Joselyn, who did the cleaning and repairs last year, discovered recently that a large number of headstones were used as fill for a foot and vehicle bridge over the drain about the centre of the Cemetery. Anyone looking at the restoration of those stones near the gardners' shed in the Presbyterian Cemetery, will see immediately what a difference this restoration has made to the look of the area.
Our heartfelt thanks to the gardeners, Allan Wesley, Andrew Beskeen, Glen McRae and Darren Kalka, over the years we have spent on this project, for their help in repairing and finding stones, for the cups of tea which helped us on our way, and their unfailing courtesy and support over the last ten years. It can be a very tedious business traipsing around old cemeteries without comfort stops and a break for refreshments. The Council and Parks and Reserves staff have been most helpful and spared no effort to collect and mend broken stones where possible. Persons who never venture into the old cemeteries have no means of knowing how much work is done to maintain the area. Lack of manpower to preserve the area is the main reason for any untidiness. It is too much to expect one man to provide a pleasing park area where the general public is encouraged to wander through and remember the pioneers of early Auckland.
A very special vote of thanks also goes to Maureen J. Kelly, whose prolific research has contibuted a number of volumes of early birth, death and marriage notices for the northern area. In an effort to provide background information on the people buried within the cemeteries, the reader will find at the back of the collection of inscriptions a further section devoted to such notices which are hereby incorporated with Maureen's permission. Anyone researching early Auckland should invest in a set of these books (a selection of Births, Deaths and Marriages from the Southern Cross and New Zealand Herald, pre 1858 to 1866. They are sold for a very modest price, barely covering her production costs. To further enhance the history, but not included herein, compiler has also prepared a number of pages with photographs and biographical data from the Auckland Volume of the Cyclopedia of New Zealand, reports from local newspapers of the day regarding murders or other tragedies. To complement the work by Maureen Kelly, I have added other data found in various sources so the extra information could be a great help to researchers of all aspects of early Auckland history.
While the military were well-represented in the Anglican Cemetery, (although many stones have since been removed for the building of the motorway), the Wesleyan missionaries and teachers are to be found mainly in the Wesleyan and General Cemetery along with a few of the Scottish settlers who came on the "Jane Gifford" and the "Duchess of Argyle". All three cemeteries contain the headstones for some of the pioneers who sailed from Scotland and Nova Scotia but they predominate, naturally enough, in the Presbyterian Cemetery.
There can be a surprising amount of family history recorded on the old tombstones while others bear the fewest words possible. The thing which shines through is their pride in the land of their birth. The remarks on some of the stones give us a lot of personal details about how, when and where some of these people died. In conclusion, anyone finding an incorrect entry or being able to add to the information offered, please let David Verran at the Auckland Public Library or the compiler know so that it can be rectified or added to the existing data. David has worked long and hard on this project, as I have done also, with the express desire to produce a quality and comprehensive work. Information has been shared by both parties with this one object in mind. Spare a thought for those pioneer women who had very large families and often died young of consumption and childbirth or were left widowed early with no pension available!
In November 1997, compiler has walked with stonemasons, Jerry Smith, in the Presbyterian Cemetery, and Tony Joselyn, in the Anglican Cemetery, trying to decipher some of the stones. Jerry and Tony were responsible for the restoration work carried out in early 1997. We discovered that under the ground which is now grassed-over and compacted, covering the drain in the centre of the cemetery, there are a large number of stones which were used as fill to make a driveway over the drain. There is no record of whose gravestones these may be and it is unlikely they will ever be recovered. There are probably between 30 to 70 stones in all and they could account for a number which have been documented in the past but which have vanished without trace. Several assorted pieces were retrieved, cleaned and and photographed but we have not been able to identify same as many pieces are missing. Several graves previously transcribed have been revised when they were professionally cleaned, as errors in the original transcription became obvious.
The partial transcriptions offered at the end of the work may be solved by someone with access to newspapers, archives and repositories or those with a family connection. A few other stones are so densely-covered by ivy and tangled foliage that it is impossible to even find the stones let alone read them. However, work continues in clearing and beautifying the whole area in so far as one man can do it with assistance every weekend from the P. D. workers who are contributing valuable efforts into making the cemeteries safer, more open and accessible.
Finally, on a lighter note, Geoff and I
have raised the eyebrows of many an idling motorist at the lights by Grafton Bridge. We
would cross the road with our faithful shopping trolley, complete with spade, jemmy for
lifting smaller pieces of broken stones, brushes, numerous bottles of water, gardening
gloves, writing materials and notebooks. We would, naturally, be wearing our old clothes
and gumboots (not a pretty sight), and determinedly disappear through the iron gates
bearing all these tools. By the time we eventually vanished into the precincts of the old
cemetery, we usually had the complete attention of most of those motorists and left them
wondering whether we were going to bury or disinter!
By Geoff and Shirley Kendall
© Geoff and Shirley Kendall


Imagining the life of a mind ...
It's ALL fiction. Especially the parts that are true.
Left-click a title in the Table of Contents to go to the chapter or section. Left-click any page number to return to the Table of Contents. Ghost Writ: The Project and Ghost Writ: The Invention provide further information about the book's origins and evolution.
Section 5, You & I, pages 364-366, background images do not appear in online version but will download and appear in the PDF.
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One of the challenges that I enjoy immensely is the Diversity on the Shelf which requires one to read books where one of the main characters is a Person of Color. In 2015, I read 12 books that qualified for this challenge. Since my goal was to read 7-12 books in this category I am glad to have successfully completed the challenge.
Here are the books read:
1. The Individual & Society
2. Inside India by Halide Edib
3. Bhagat Singh: Liberation's Blazing Star by P.M.S Grewal
4. Bhagat Singh by Ravi Ranjan and M.K. Singh
5. Revolutionaries in Dialogue (ed) by Malvinderjit Singh Waraich
6. The Face in the Dark & Other Hauntings by Ruskin Bond
7. The House of Blue Mangoes by David Davidar
8. Along Came a Spider by James Patterson
9. Fearless Jones by Walter Mosley
10. Ayesha: The Return of She by H. Rider Haggard
11. Call the Next Witness by Philip Mason
12. The Farm by Tom Rob Smith
Soon I will be signing up for the 2016 edition of the challenge.


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Roomy is implemented as a C/C++ library. It provides a small number of simple data structures (arrays, unordered lists, and hash tables) and associated operations. Roomy data structures are transparently distributed across many disks, and the operations on these data structures are transparently parallelized across the many compute nodes of a cluster. All aspects of parallelism and remote I/O are hidden within the Roomy library.
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Example Roomy Application Pancake Sorting: The example demonstrates the Roomy library using several solutions to the pancake sorting problem. In particular, it calculates the integer sequences given in the Wikipedia article on pancake sorting. The solutions are calculated with three different implementations of breadth-first search, using the RoomyList, RoomyArray, or RoomyHashTable.
Roomy API : The programming interface for the Roomy library.
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