Photographers in the Library is an exhibition featuring 33 first-issue photography books by senior photographers of Korea, more than 300 photography books published in the country since independence, and 41 recommendations of photography books by photography specialists. Since the introduction of photography in the late period of Chosun, the history of Korean photography has walked a path as rough as the country’s modern history. It took more than 100 years for photography to establish itself as a genre of creative art, overcoming its roles as simple documentation, or as a technique of representation. In the long, or perhaps short history of photography in Korea, it was the 1960s in which independent aesthetics of the photographic medium began to be studied, and it was during this period that developments in the printing industry provided means for photographers’ works to be published in the form of “photography books.” Later in the 1980s-90s, as new generations of photographers emerged photography extended its domain to the arts, and became more diversified. In this exhibition, we want to provide an opportunity to gather and display the photography books of photographers, who have documented and testified on Korean contemporary history surrounding them since independence, in a single venue, and to ruminate on the appearances of our society since liberation together with citizens. It will be a place where citizens can feel directly the significance of a single “book,” completed as the result of the passion and painstaking work of a photographer, in addition to the flow of the history of Korean contemporary photography, through the books published in different periods since independence.


It's working for Aileen Weintraub, Author of Knocked Down: A High-Risk Memoir
New York, NY
You are stronger than you realize, you will be okay, and you will get through this with so much more wisdom than you ever imagined. Don’t be afraid to ask for help, and also, when your neighbor offers to bring you a sandwich, you should probably say yes just so you can enjoy her company
If I had one piece of advice to give my former expectant self, I would say, “you are stronger than you realize, you will be okay, and you will get through this with so much more wisdom than you ever imagined. Don’t be afraid to ask for help, and also, when your neighbor offers to bring you a sandwich, you should probably say yes just so you can enjoy her company.”
I knew I was writing about a traumatic experience, but my goal was to write it in a way that would allow readers to feel like they were sitting on their back porch with their best friend laughing, crying, and processing the trauma together. Life is filled with difficult moments, but there is almost always joy to be found. I wanted to connect with my readers in a way that would allow them to feel comfortable telling their own stories.
As my platform around social justice and women’s health evolved, so did my goals for this book. The seeds of Knocked Down began as journal entries that I had written while on five months of bed rest, and eventually, each of those entries became a chapter in the book. As a matter of fact, early versions of the book included a paragraph of each entry at the top.
There are many similarities between the books I write for children and Knocked Down. For example, WE GOT GAME! 35 Female Athletes Who Changed the World is about female athletes who facilitate change both on and off the field. This includes fighting for equality and making sure our voices are heard. In Knocked Down, I write about feeling dismissed by the health care community and how five months of bed rest took away my independence, affected my finances, and even my relationships. There needs to be more dialogue around how to support women, whether we are talking about equal pay, equal rights, or healthcare.
This is a great question because writing a memoir can feel like we are reliving the experience and the trauma all over again, and this was especially true as I wrote about my father’s death. Those scenes in the book still make me weep. I would often find myself writing with tears streaming down my face, and while it was at times cathartic, at other times it was so overwhelming I would have to stop and have a nice snack, do some yoga, and put away the manuscript for a few days.
I wrote an article about this for The Washington Post about how bed rest prepared me for pandemic life. Covid is a big reminder that there is so much we can’t control, so perhaps we focus on the things we can, like stepping outside, feeling the cold stones on the porch beneath our feet, and mindfully sipping our coffee as we watch birds having breakfast at the feeder.
The pandemic has been a struggle for so many, but for women especially, many of whom are trying to feed their families, hold it together, and keep their careers going. I’m so fortunate that my son is fairly independent, and while he was in remote school we were respectful of each other’s space during the day. Sometimes we would even take breaks at the same time to have lunch together and catch up.
The isolation of the pandemic has been difficult. Our worlds have definitely become so much smaller, and that can be really hard. I’ve learned so much about what is important and what we can do without, and also that I really no longer like wearing any sort of pants at all.
As a new mother, it was very difficult for me to carve out time to work. When my son was two weeks old, my publisher approached me to write a book. I jumped on the opportunity, but that meant being a full-time parent and waiting for my husband to come home from work so I could have two hours in the evenings to write. I also tried to squeeze in writing while my child was napping, but he wasn’t a great sleeper and I was struggling with postpartum depression. I was able to negotiate a long lead time, but it was exhausting.
My biggest tip for new mothers is to be proactive about asking for help. Most people want to help, but they don’t know how, so be specific about your needs, whether it’s babysitting, picking up groceries, or just having someone to talk to. If you’re struggling with your mental health, don’t ignore it. There are resources to help you. Ask your doctor and advocate for your needs.
My mother taught me so much. While I was on bed rest she came to cook and clean and keep me company. And then when my baby was born, she would often come visit. My baby never slept, especially at night, so she would often take the baby so I could get some sleep. We also spoke every single day on the phone and she answered all my questions and gave me such great advice. One of the things she told me that made a difference was to try to get out every day with the baby, even if it was just for a fifteen minute walk or a trip to the grocery store.
I’ve had so much support as a writer over the years, starting with my high school English teacher who helped me find my writing voice. I also believe in the importance of being a good literary citizen and lifting up other writers, being there to answer questions, and support them by attending events and buying their books.
As a working parent, I never expected __ would be so hard and _____would be so much easier.
This is a difficult question to answer because I don’t think it is as simple as one aspect of my life being more difficult than another. Finding time to focus on both work and family life can be equally challenging.


APRIL 7, 1968 – Grand Prix racing was in shock.
Jim Clark, two-time world Formula One Champion and Indy 500 winner, was dead.
He was fatally injured in a Formula Two race at the Hockenheimring circuit in Germany.
It was on the fifth lap of the first heat of the twoheat race that Clark’s Lotus 48 veered off the track and crashed into the forest that lined the circuit. He died before reaching the hospital.
Clark’s death reverberated terribly through the racing community, with fellow Formula One drivers and close friends Graham Hill, Jackie Stewart, Dan Gurney, John Surtees, Chris Amon and Jack Brabham all being personally affected by the tragedy.
Clark’s last win at age 32, was the Australian Grand Prix at Sandown Park, Victoria on February 25, when he beat Ferrari mounted Chris Amon by 0.1 second.
To honour the life of this gifted driver, award winning motorsport journalist David Tremayne has written a book, Jim Clark – The Best of the Best – to be published on the 50th anniversary of Clark’s death.
Within the 420 pages, he takes a detailed look at Clark’s complex and compelling character with personal insights from his family, friends, drivers and mechanics.
Clark was the yardstick by which every driver on the starting grid was judged, and by which they judged themselves. Quite simply, he was peerless. Stubborn and notoriously indecisive outside the car, he would nervously chew his fingernails, but he was a genius when he got behind the wheel.
To many he remains the greatest racing driver of all time, not just because of his fearsome strike rate and the magnitude and manner of his achievements, but also because he remained humble and unspoiled throughout.
The foreword is written by another Scottish motorsport legend, three-time Indy 500 winner and four-time Indycar champion, Dario Franchitti.


Everyone knows that reading is important, but will reading benefit a baby who probably won’t understand a word you say?
As Kids Health puts it, reading aloud to your baby is a wonderful activity you can continue for years to come. Reading can also teach your baby about communication and develop listening and memory skills. As a result, your baby will have learned all the sounds needed to speak their native language by their first birthday.
So we recommend that you set aside time to read to you baby every day, ideally before bedtime. Also, use fun voices to entertainment your little one and stop once in a while to ask questions or make comments on the pictures or text. Lastly, cuddling while you read helps your baby feel safe, warm, and connected to you.
Here are some of our top picks for your baby’s first library:
1. “Are You My Mother?” by P.D. Eastman
This is a timeless tale of the bond between mother and child. A baby bird goes in search of his mother in this hilarious board book edited by Dr. Seuss. When a mother bird’s egg starts to jump, she hurries off to make sure she has something for her little one to eat. But as soon as she’s gone, out pops the baby bird. He immediately sets off to find his mother, but not knowing what she looks like makes it a challenge.
Get “Are You My Mother” at Amazon.com.
2. “Love You Forever” by Robert Munsch
Since publication in 1986, “Love You Forever” has sold more than 15 million copies in paperback and the regular hardcover edition. The sweet yet touching story follows the evolving relationship between a boy and his mother.
“I’ll love you forever/ I’ll like you for always/ As long as I’m living/ My baby you’ll be,” sings the mother to her newborn in the book.
Get “Love You Forever” at Amazon.com.
3. “Pat The Bunny” by Dorothy Kunhardt
For generations, “Pat the Bunny” has been creating special first-time moments between parents and their children. Furthermore, this classic touch-and-feel book offers babies a playful and engaging experience, all the while creating cherished memories that will last a lifetime.
Get “Pat The Bunny” on Amazon.com.
4. “Your Baby’s First Word Will Be DADA” by Jimmy Fallon
This one for all the daddies!
Written by popular television host Jimmy Fallon, “Your Baby’s First Word Will Be DADA” features a series pictures in which daddy animals try desperately to get their babies to say “dada” as their first word.
Get “Your Baby’s First Word Will Be DADA” at IndieBound.com.
5. “Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?” by Bill Martin Jr.
This book is one of the most popular children books of all time. Featuring a big happy frog, a plump purple cat, a handsome blue horse, and a soft yellow duck, “Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?” tells a wonderful story through colorful pictures.
Get “Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?” at Amazon.com.
6. “Toes, Ears, & Nose! A Lift-the-Flap Book” by Karen Katz & Marion Dane Bauer
Help your child discover toes, ears, nose, and more in this lift-the-flap book by Marion Dane Bauer and illustrated by Karen Katz. Aside from that, this book allows your little love to peek under the flaps of clothing to find out what’s underneath.
Get “Toes, Ears, & Nose! A Lift-the-Flap Book” at Amazon.com.
7. “Feminist Baby” by Loryn Brantz
While “Feminist Baby” might not be your typical baby book, it’s surely a refreshing board book to have in your child’s first library. It features a baby girl who’s not afraid to do her own thing, and wants to make as much noise as possible along the way. Besides that, it contains strong and positive messages about feminism that are accessible to toddlers.
Get “Feminist Baby” at Amazon.com.
8. “Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes” by Mem Fox and Helen Oxenbury
“Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes” is about babies, who, although they are from around the world, all share the common trait of having the same number of digits. As The New York Times puts it, “Two beloved picture-book creators — the storyteller Mem Fox and the artist Helen Oxenbury — merge their talents in a winsome look at babies around the world.”
Get “Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes” at Amazon.com.
9. “More More More, Said the Baby: Three Love Stories” by Vera Williams
Little Guy, Little Pumpkin, and Little Bird are the stars of their own special tales. This Vera Williams-written is a tribute to babies and the people who love them.
“Here are Little Guy, Little Pumpkin, and Little Bird. Their grownups love them. So will you.”
Get “More More More, Said the Baby: Three Love Stories” at Amazon.com.
10. “Peepo!” by Allan & Janet Ahlberg
Originally published in 1981, “Peepo!” is a modern classic that continues to delight generations of babies and toddlers and their parents. Furthermore, it was a winner of the Parents Magazine Best Book for Babies Award.
Get “Peepo!” at Amazon.com.
11. “Indestructibles: Baby Faces” by Amy Pixton
“Indestructibles: Baby Faces” features baby’s favorite thing: pictures of other babies! In addition, it also claims to be 100% chew-proof, rip-proof, and drool-proof. Printed on a unique nontoxic, paperlike material that holds up to anything babies can throw at it. Moreover, just throw them in the washing machine or dishwasher if they get dirty.
Get “Indestructibles: Baby Faces” at Amazon.com.
Source: Kids Health.


The GPS Revolution in Spatial Research
Shoval introduces us to the world of GPS tracking and presents two cases in which he used GPS-obtained data for his research on the outdoor mobility of elderly people with cognitive disorders and research on the user-density of an Israeli heritage site.
The first case relates to the sophistication of a location kit that is used to collect data for research focusing on the outdoor mobility of elderly people with cognitive disorders. This kit enables the researchers to measure not just the time-space activity of the research subjects, but also the level of their participation in the study.
The second case relates to the ability to 'pixelating' environments using the high-resolution nature of the GPS-obtained data.


Poems from the Midnight
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Davy Edge; actor, musician, writer and, now, poet, his talents stretch much further afield than his native city of Liverpool. He is also man steeped in the joys as much as he is the travails life has to offer. Yet still he remains upbeat about that which is to come rather than being downbeat about that which has passed by.
Now Davy has set some of his experiences to a poetic timbre in his collection debut portfolio Poems from the Midnight and those who delve into this delightfully orchestrated, beautifully produced chronicle will take pleasure in knowing that each of the seventy-nine collected pieces will speak directly from the heart of their author and unswervingly into the mood of its reader.
There are odes to the powers of Porridge to make you chuckle, reminiscences of youth in Rock ‘n’ Roll Dinosaur, of loves lost in I Would. Overall though, this is an anthology that encapsulates life in all of its forms, all of its warts and all of its transgressive and aggressive and possessive and magnificent finery: its ups, downs, highs, lows and middles.
Of course to do such a journey justice, the wordsmith must be of the highest order and, in Davy Edge, there is no taskmaster more befitting the task. His lightness of touch, his sheer love of the language and his absolute and total adoration of that with which he deems worthy of comment, shines bright in every consonant and vowel.
Personal favourites are Life’s Too Short and An Interesting Guest largely for their delightful simplicity. However, that said, each piece disregards pomposity in favour of clarity and thereby evokes a sense of self-reflection that’s so heart-warming and provocative in its own way, it is a simple enough pleasure to merely hold the book in ones hands, safe in the knowledge that what is to come will more than satisfy.
Exquisitely written, gorgeously presented and stunningly well executed, Davy Edge’s Poems from the Midnight is an eternal flame that will burn brightly in the lives of all those fortunate enough to crack open its covers.
Marvellous stuff. Quite simply, marvellous stuff indeed!
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Steve is an Information Skills Co-ordinator at The University of Manchester Library. He is responsible for the planning, delivery and evaluation of Library information skills training and development, alongside the support provided by subject specialists. He works with colleagues across the Library and with partners in the University such as the Faculty researcher development teams.
What are you working on at the moment?
We are currently developing new training sessions on blogging for researchers and raising research profiles using social media. We are also about to commence our regular training programme for this term, including sessions on reference management, literature search strategies and tips and techniques for keeping research up-to-date and managing ‘information overload’.
One of the key developments we are working on with colleagues is the launch of the new Learning Commons.
So how did you get to this point in your career?
While studying History at Durham University the support I received from the university library got me interested in the role of academic librarians. After graduating and working in temping jobs for a couple of months I decided to look into how to become a librarian. I got some information from my university Careers Service and began applying for posts as a graduate trainee. In the meantime I also did some voluntary work at a local public library to gain some experience and improve my understanding of the job.
I got a one-year post as a graduate trainee library assistant at the University of Westminster, I enjoyed the job so much that I decided I wanted to become a qualified librarian. I gained a place at MMU to do my postgraduate diploma (I intended to complete the full Masters degree but found a job shortly after completing the diploma stage and somehow never got around to it).
My first professional posts were in business information centres, providing a ‘commercial’ information service to small business and later to the financial services sector. Although I learned a lot about information sources, enquiry-handling and research skills I realised that this wasn’t what I wanted to be doing in the long term and moved to the Department for Education and Employment before getting into higher education with a two-year post at the London School of Economics, created to develop the services offered to researchers.
The LSE was a fantastic place to work with the depth and range of its collections, and one highlight was helping Simon Schama to track down an obscure nineteenth century parliamentary paper for some research he was doing for his television series.
Having decided I wanted to stay in academic libraries after the post came to an end, I moved back to Manchester to take up a role at Manchester Business School after which I moved into a new role at the Main Library where I have worked since in a number of different posts.
What are the highs & lows?
- The highs in all of the jobs I have worked in have been helping people find the information they need for a project, or showing people how to use a particular resource and seeing it make a big difference to their research.
- The lows were working for a commercial information service in the City of London and trying to negotiate contracts for research with bankers, lawyers and management consultants, all of whom where much better at driving a hard bargain than a newly-qualified librarian!
What training or experience are essential to get in?
Formal qualifications are not necessarily required to work in a library but if you are interested in becoming an information professional the usual route is to acquire a CILIP-accredited qualification in ‘library and information studies’, either as a first degree or a postgraduate qualification.
Opportunities for graduate trainee posts and library qualifications can be found on the CILIP website (CILIP is the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals).
What about attitude, personality or interests?
- The stereotypical image of librarians as quiet, shy and introverted is far from the reality. It is essential to enjoy working with people and being confident about getting out and talking to colleagues and customers.
- The profession is changing rapidly with technological innovations and internet-based services and the ability to be flexible, to adapt and to keep developing new skills is essential.
- Ultimately, whatever kind of library you work in, the most important thing is to enjoy helping people.
How have you found opportunities in this field?
A lot of library jobs are advertised through Lisjobnet, the main source of information for library jobs. Many posts will also be advertised in national and local newspapers and in sector-specific publications and websites (eg jobs.ac.uk for HE positions).
What advice would you give someone considering a similar career?
- Although getting a qualification in library and information studies is not always essential, it will help your career development greatly (and will also give you an excellent overview of the possibilities of the profession).
- It can also help to get a ‘graduate trainee’ post, usually for one year, prior to applying as these posts are aimed at graduates interested in the profession and will generally provide a lot of experience and training opportunities.
- It can pay to do some voluntary work at a local public library or other library service if you are thinking of pursuing a career in librarianship.
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Bastrop Public Library: More than booksOctober 28, 2022 7:48 pm
A quality public library’s value is hard to quantify. Considering factors such as the impact of improved access to education and resources, the benefits of economic activity with a city library, reduced crime due to increased literacy and reading levels, and more, it’s safe to say that a public library is priceless.
The point is that a good library makes a community so much stronger and better to live in. Bastrop’s library is incredibly valuable for this reason. Anyone in need of facilities and resources for personal and professional growth can find help at the Bastrop Public Library. Their mission is to enhance people’s lives by providing services and access to resources in a safe and welcoming environment.
The Bastrop Library is open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 10-6 pm, Tuesday and Thursday from 1-9 pm, and Saturday from 10-4 pm, and is closed on Sunday.
Bastrop residents can get a library card for free because they already chipped in with their property taxes. Non-residents pay $25 for an annual membership or $15 for a 6-month membership. A library card gets you to access to a huge network of books, e-resources, computer workstations, meeting facilities, tech tutors, and much more.
But these opportunities weren’t always available to the people of Bastrop. Bastrop’s wonderful library is the result of a 170-year-long effort by women’s groups to improve people’s access to information.
A Remarkable History
The first “library” in Bastrop was established in 1852 by the Ladies Magazine Club. They solicited and donated over 1,000 books to get started. In 1900, the city was looking for a permanent location for the book collection and had been going back and forth with Andrew Carnegie about funding. But the building never materialized, and in 1938, Bastrop lost its library.
For a generation, there weren’t many options. But In 1962, the Jaycettes (a women’s group) worked with the Bastrop City Council to establish the Belle Moore Jones Memorial Library. In 1971, a permanent location was opened with a collection of 3,000 books and a full-time librarian. Then, in October of 1989, a new 6,000-square-foot building was opened at the current location of 1100 Church Street. That library location got a facelift in 2006.
Today, the 19,000-square-foot Bastrop Public Library houses a collection of over 50,000 items available to rent, including books, audiobooks, DVDs, magazines, and even cake pans. The dedicated staff strives to provide excellent service to the community and continues to look for ways to make the library relevant and accessible for all citizens.
Civic Service and A Thriving City
In Bastrop, our civic leaders know that their service is part of what helps our community thrive. The county and surrounding areas are experiencing an unprecedented boom, and it’s largely due to the librarians, comptrollers, city inspectors, elected leaders, and active citizens that support community development.
The population of Bastrop County in 2021 was 102,058, a 37.2% increase from the 74,381 who lived there in 2010, according to usafacts. Tech companies, entertainment agencies, manufacturing facilities, and corporate HQs are relocating to Central Texas. We are absorbing the inevitable mass migration of professionals and young families that follows.
However, when house hunters find out that Bastrop takes care of its people, has great schools, retail, restaurants, and access to nature, it becomes that much more appealing.
If you’re looking for the perfect home near Austin, then consider The Colony in Bastrop. In our community, you get to raise your family in a wonderful neighborhood with family-friendly amenities, high-quality homes, and easy access to Austin.
Amenities, walking trails, parks, a convenient location, and more, are all exclusively available to our residents. If that sounds like your style, reach out and see how to set yourself up the right way in your new life in Central Texas in The Colony.
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This post was written by Jennifer Haveman


Fantastic turnout for ‘Swarms’ talk Fri 29th Nov
Last night almost 50 OBKA members, partners and friends gathered in Radley Village Hall to hear Ged Marshall talk about his methods of swarm control. It was very interesting and lots of people were taking notes. I definitely was as my 2 hives in my back garden managed to swarm 3 times between them this summer!
There were some good questions at the end including one person who, quite sensibly, asked if varroa treatmetns would be more effective if every beekeeper applied the same treatment at about the same time. Ged agreed that this would be the ideal but also, to paraphrase, mentioned herding cats.
Ged taking questions at the end of his talk on Swarm Control to OBKA.
Richard Stansfield, OBKA Secretary and Librarian, had also brought along a small selection of books from the library. The library has over 200 books in it and members can find details of all the books on the OBKA Library page in the Members area. As it was a number of books were signed out last night.


પન્ના નાયક April 13th, 2011
Below are my two English poems that were published in a very well-known American journal named World Literature Today.
PDF file of the article – WLT-PN
You and I
two separate bodies
but a single soul –
a million efforts have been made
to see this ideal come alive
but somehow deep somewhere
rings a perennial echo
of each other’s non-acceptance.
We are nothing else –
just two pages of a book
facing each other
bound but separate
just sewn together by predestined debts
of mortal ties.
મૂળ ગુજરાતી કાવ્ય: ઋણાનુબંધ
Lying in bed
staring at the ceiling
I felt like reaching out:
it seemed so close.
After an unsuccessful attempt,
I put chair upon chair upon chair
on my bed, stood atop this pyramid
like an acrobat
but still could not touch the surface
that had seemed so close.
I cannot figure out
whether the ceiling is much too high
or my arms much too short.
મૂળ ગુજરાતી કાવ્ય: કે પછી
Translations from Gujarati
by the author and Saleem Peeradina
A distinguished Gujarati poet, Panna Naik has been active on the Gujarati literary front for approximately four decades and has established herself as a major writer. She has written several volumes of pathbreaking poetry and short stories and has given a distinct voice to Indian women as evidenced by her worldwide following. Her poetry has been amply recognized and awarded by Gujarati literary establishments both in India and the United States. In addition, she has also done pioneering work in the teaching of the Gujarati language and taught second-generation students as adjunct professor at the University of Pennsylvania.
Saleem Peeradina, Associate Professor of English at Siena Heights University in Adrian, Michigan, is the author of First Offence (1980), Group Portrait (1992), and Mediations on Desire (2003). He edited Contemporary Indian Poetry in English (1972), one of the earliest and most widely used texts in courses on South Asian literature. The Ocean in My Yard, Peeradina’s prose memoir of growing up in Bombay, was published by Penguin Books in 2005. His poetry is represented in major anthologies of Indian, South Asian, and Asian American writing and appeared in the November 2009 issue of WLT.


Episode 39 | How to Lead with Love and Forget Fear
with bestselling author Robyn O’Brien
When people in the food industry meet Robyn O’Brien for the first time, they often remark, “Funny, you don’t look like one of them.”
“One of them,” presumably being the stereotypical food or environmental activists.
And to be honest, they’re right. (To wit, Robyn does not wear Birkenstocks or tie-dye, nor does she have dreadlocks.)
In fact, Robyn is a self-described “conservative Texas mom” raised in a military family, and admittedly, the last person you’d expect to be leading a crusade to reform the food industry. Yet she is at the forefront of a movement to fundamentally rethink what goes into our nation’s food supply.
As a financial analyst in the food industry, Robyn began to undercover undeniable links in the chemical pesticides, GMOs, and antibiotics in our food and troubling health trends like the explosion of childhood food allergies.
Through her writing and her now Famous TEDx Talk, Robyn triggered an allergic reaction in the food industry when she dared to asked: “Are we allergic to food or what’s been done to it?” Today, she is a sought-after advisor and speaker, inspiring organizations and individuals to engage in the “New Food Economy.”
Robyn was a delight to interview, and as usual, the conversation took some unexpected turns. What we found most fascinating was Robyn’s insight into her journey from financial analyst to food warrior. Fear, she says, was the one thing holding her back, but how leading with love (something she learned from her mother as a child) has given her the courage and resolve to bring these important issues to light.
Robyn’s now famous TEDx Talk:
- Why Robyn is optimistic for the future of the natural foods movement, and why the big food industry players are finally admitting that it isn’t a fad or a trend.
- Why what we feed ourselves and our families directly impacts how we feel, live, and work.
- Why “vegan” is no longer a dirty word.
- How a conservative girl from Texas from a military family became a crusader for reforming our food supply.
- How observing the exploding rates of food allergy in children inspired Robyn to dig deep and uncover the untold story of the food industry, and why accepting that this is her purpose has enabled Robyn to let go of the fear that has held her back from making a difference.
- How and why everyone should listen to their heart in order to find their true purpose and be the person that we’re truly meant to be on this planet.
- Why we should look at our lives like a novel.
- Why our traits and emotions are like muscles, and why courage is just as easy to exercise as fear.
- The origin behind Robyn’s now famous TEDx Talk, and why she didn’t want to do it at first.
- Why making a difference isn’t about focusing on the naysayers, but being energized by the positive voices you see opportunity in the challenges ahead.
- Why food is the next big “operating system” to be disrupted.
- What you should do in the office to impact the health, wellness, and productivity of your team.
- The foods you should avoid at all costs – and a few you should start eating today.
- Robyn on LinkedIn
- Robyn on Facebook
- @foodawkenings on Twitter
- Robyn’s TEDx Talk
- Expo West
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"Deceptively simple, Ten Tips for the Frazzled Parent...! journeys into territory often tread upon lightly. By openly acknowledging the more challenging aspects of parenting, Ms. Karlén shines a light on some core issues many parents struggle with. She creates a sense of the universality of the parenting experience, providing a safe and playful way for reflection and meaningful dialogue to occur... A great jumping off point for building a more open, understanding and compassionate connection. A real gem!"
Mr. Pugliese is a freelance artist and co-founder of Game Builders Academy. He holds a B.F.A. in Computer Graphics and Fine Arts.
Ten Tips for the Frazzled Parent, When You've Reached the End of Your Rope! is Birgitta's first parenting humor book. As a parent of three children herself, she understands the challenge of balancing career, children and sanity!
Birgitta has a B.A degree in English and Comparative Literature from Columbia University. A writer of poetry and music, she has also been featured in Billboard Magazine.
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The DOMINA Observatory on Domestic Work is a European study and data collection center to monitor and study the activities, phenomena and trends in the sector at national and local level. It was established in 2019 by DOMINA, the National Association of Domestic Employers Families (Signatory of the national collective bargaining agreement), which protects families in the management of professional relationships with workers The first publications focused on the Italian scenario, to these, from 2022, was added the analysis of domestic work in EU Member States with the production of thematic dossiers and 27 national factsheets based on Eurostat data. Observatory’s publications are free for anyone to download and use with attribution to the source.
Domestic work in europe
The report was completed with information available as of 30 April 2022.
The DOMINA Association wishes to thank all the authors and bodies mentioned in the sources who contributed to the realisation of the study by making available the statistical information in their possession, as well as the national and international institutions, embassies and consulates, national and international bodies and associations who have offered their free sponsorship to publication.


Building Integrated Photovoltaics - BIPV Status Report 2020
A collaborate webinar based on the BIPV Status Report 2020 developed by SUPSI and Becquerel Institute. This webinar/practical handbook is relevant to all stakeholders in the BIPV development process, providing insights on the topic from different perspectives specific to each actor. To download the handbook click here.
This webinar presentation includes:
- Paolo Corti from SUPSI explaining the lessons learned in 40 years of BIPV evolution
- Philippe Macé from Becquerel Institute examines the BIPV market and value-chain: risks & opportunities
- Elina Bosch from Becquerel Institute explains the cost evaluation of BIPV: cost breakdown & extra cost
- Pierluigi Bonomo from SUPSI lets us know about the various perspectives of BIPV.


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“Good literacy floats on a sea of talk” James Britton
We strive to ensure all our pupils develop a love of reading and work hard to ensure these reading skills, vocabulary choices and creative ideas link directly to the children’s writing. We follow The National Curriculum's guidance and teach the three distinct areas of Speaking and Listening, Reading and Writing, (which includes handwriting and spelling.) Teachers in Key Stage Two follow a systematic guided reading scheme (Pearson – Pinpoint) that ensures there is interest and challenge for all.
In our school, we use the Little Wandle Revised Letters and Sounds scheme to teach phonics. Spellings rules and English home learning tasks are introduced from Year 1 upwards. Reading records in Reception also show the weekly phonemes the children have been learning to ensure that the children and parents can continue to practise at home. We track phonics progress throughout the year and use Little Wandle six week assessments. For more information about Little Wandle please see the Parent/Carer information documents attached.
We have developed our own spelling scheme and these key patterns are taught at the beginning of the week within each class, with a test every Friday, The children learn how to use the words and practise using them in the context of their own sentences. Every Wednesday, to ensure that the spellings are committed to their long term memory, we have a retest to ensure that the children can then use them confidently in their own independent writing.
We provide books for children to share and read at home throughout the year and a home reading record to encourage parents to make comments as part of the dialogue between home and school. From our youngest children in Reception to our oldest pupils in Year 6, we ensure that all children take home phonetically decodable books, to support fluency and confidence. Within our reading scheme we have ensured there is a wide range of text types and for Key Stage 1. Children are encouraged to use the school library to change their ‘share book’, gather information from reference books and to take time with their peers to enjoy reading books aloud.
A range of events that promote reading are held throughout the year, including visits from authors and visits to theatre groups. Throughout the year we look to celebrate our love of reading through our charity events like ‘Every child deserves a bedtime story’ and our annual book days when children (and staff) are encouraged to dress up as a favourite book character!


I’m seeing a lot of questions and issues on our website related to redeeming The Sims 3 Town Life Code. Here’s a small step-by-step tutorial that will help you to get your free copy of Town Life Stuff!
Visit thesims.com/anniversary. Click on the ”Start Here” button to redeem your code.
Enter your Origin Account details. Use the same e-mail and password that you use to log-in into Origin Client Program.
Congratulations – you successfully redeemed your Town Life Stuff code. All you have to do now is wait for EA to add the game into your Origin Game Library. It may take up to 72 hours for them to do so, so be sure to check Origin from time to time.
If you have any questions related to redeeming The Sims 3 Town Life Stuff, please send them in the comment section below and we’ll be happy to help you the best way we can!


I remember the first time I met Miss Dinger. It was the first time I walked into a library and there she was, all slim and meek and quiet with a soft smile. She looked at me through her hair and for a fifteen year old boy it awakened a desire in me that had outward manifestations and she noticed. Miss Dinger and I became friends as I visited the library every day after that and took an interest in reading for the first time.
Miss Dinger introduced me to worlds I never knew existed. There they were, large and bold, hidden within the books of the library. I could travel to the future, to ancient civilizations, to worlds unknown all with the turn of the page. As our friendship grew I confided in Tracy, (yes, I call Miss Dinger by her first name now) that I wanted to be like her. She thought I meant I wanted to be a librarian. My look must have told her she was wrong. She soon figured out I wanted to be her. Exactly like her.
Tracy smiled, took my hand, and led me to a back room. She showed me an old, old book on its own pedestal. She slowly opened the pages stopping at a full page sketching with caption. The sketch showed a pair of chambers with light coming out of them. Tracy smiled as she pulled back a curtain at the back of the room revealing the chambers from the book. Without a word she helped me enter a chamber. I was so excited! I knew Tracy was going to swap bodies with me. She stepped into her chamber. In a flash I was in her body.
By now it was after hours for the library. Tracy dressed me like a sexy librarian and took this picture. That was three years ago. I go to the library often. I love books. I love switching bodies with Tracy. People say we are strange because our ages are so different and we are dating. Who cares what “they” think. I spend more time as Tracy than as me and we've never been happier.


I cannot put this book down! It is by no means an intelligent, thought provoking book that will lead you to ponder it's writings for longer than the time the book is actually open. Alternatively, it's in every way a chic-book that is funny and easy to read, a grown-up fairy tale so to speak. I'm not to the end of the book yet, so I don't know if it has a fairy tale ending, but the way it's going, I'd be surprised if it doesn't. So, if you need some light reading to get your mind off every day tasks, pick this one up at the library or Half-Price books and let me know what you think!
I'm also reading this book. I don't normally read two books at a time, but for some reason I'm giving it a try. This is an easy to read reminder of how God takes care of us. There are not any new concepts in this book, but if you are like me, I need all the reminders and re-direction possible to keep my mind and heart on track. If you are struggling with an issue and you don't see the light at the end of the tunnel, this is a great book to read and to be reminded of what's absolutely true...God will take care of you!


James Madison's words on the roles of citizens in keeping a watchful eye on the executive in wartime have never been more relevant than today. Madison is widely quoted, but a somewhat lesser known essay of his on war and democracy, called "Political Reflections" was originally signed, "A Citizen of the United States" and published in the Aurora General Advertiser (Philadelphia), February 23, 1799.
The first words of the essay are:
There was never a time when it was more requisite for the public to be truly acquainted with foreign transactions than at the present.
He was referring to the events of the French Revolution, and to the difficulty of obtaining accurate news about those events. However, the words resonate very much today, in the post-September 11 United States.
A key passage comes from near the end of the essay, after a discussion of the accrual of "emergency" powers by the executive in post-revolutionary France, from which he sees lessons for the United States. That paragraph reads in full:
When a state of war becomes absolutely and clearly necessary, all good citizens will submit with alacrity to the calamaties inseparable from it. But wars are so often the result of causes which prudence and a love of peace might obviate, that it is equally the duty and the characteristic of good citizens to keep a watchful, tho' not censorious eye, over that branch of the government which derives the greatest accession of power and importance from the armies, offices, and expenses, which compose the equipage of war. In spite of all the claims and examples of patriotism, which ought by no means to be undervalued, the testimony of all ages forces us to admit, that war is among the most dangerous of all enemies to liberty; and that the executive is most favored by it, of all the branches of power. The charge brought against the French Directory adds a new fact to the evidence, which will be allowed by all to have very great weight and to meet the particular attention of the United States. [emphasis added]
A bit later in the essay he concludes (and the italics are Madison's):
That the fetters imposed on liberty at home have ever been forged out of the weapons provided for defence against real, pretended, or imaginary dangers from abroad.
For some other thoughts on Madison and his relevance today, please see my essay on "Madison, Jefferson, and the mission of Fruits and Votes."
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Pablo Neruda was born July 12, 1904, and died Sept. 23, 1973. He is Latino literature’s best known poet, winning the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1971.
He grew up in Temuco, Chile, where he knew future Nobel Prize-winning poet Gabriela Mistral, and started writing as a young boy. He wrote his poetry while serving as a diplomat and in the Chilean Senate. While best known for his love poems, Neruda’s Communist viewpoints are reflected in works such as Canto General.
His popularity has made him the subject of two novels. In Antonio Skarmeta’s Il Postino, he inspires an Italian postal carrier to write poetry to woo a young lady. The book was made into the 1994 Academy Award-nominated movie. (The DVD includes a 30-minute feature about his life, with celebrities such as Madonna and Samuel L. Jackson reading his works.) In Roberto Ampuero’s excellent The Neruda Case, Neruda is shown in the last days of his life – reflecting on his past loves as he is dying of cancer and the Chilean government is about to be overthrown.
If you want to introduce children to Neruda, check out Monica Brown’s Pablo Neruda, Poet of the People and Pam Muñoz Ryan’s award-winning The Dreamer.
Read more about Neruda on the Poetry Foundation website and the Poets.org website.
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Offering location, charm, history and modern updates, 130 S Eagle is a must see. A classic turn of the century home expanded and updated, historic details have been preserved with all the amenities of new. Excited to embrace all Naperville has to offer? This timeless home is 1 block to Naper School, Nichols Library, shopping, restaurants, Naperville Riverwalk and so much more. 4 Blocks to Metra BNSF. Plenty of space in this well-thought-out floor plan. The home opens to a foyer and transitional space currently being used as second office. There is a formal dining room and additional breakfast nook in the kitchen. The kitchen is bright and cheerful with white cabinets and stainless steel appliances. The original family room has become a spacious den/library. The addition includes a new family room with fireplace. Upstairs the gorgeous master bath has been updated and an ensuite was added to the third bedroom. The original basement is great for storage and the new basement under the addition is finished including a half bath. Come check out for yourself this modernized historic home and it's fantastic location.


Exploring the Richness of World Literature
World literature encompasses a vast array of literary works from different countries and cultures, allowing readers to delve into the depths of various traditions, perspectives, and ideas. By immersing ourselves in the richness of world literature, we are not only exposed to captivating stories but also gain a deeper understanding and appreciation for different societies and their historical contexts. This article aims to explore a selection of literary works from Western, Eastern, and African literature, highlighting their unique aspects and cultural significance. Through this exploration, readers will be inspired to venture into the realm of world literature and broaden their literary horizons.
Literary Works from Western Literature
"Pride and Prejudice" by Jane Austen
One of the most beloved novels in Western literature, "Pride and Prejudice" by Jane Austen explores themes of love, marriage, and social class in early 19th-century England. The story revolves around the vibrant and witty protagonist, Elizabeth Bennet, who navigates the complexities of societal expectations and the pursuit of true love. Set during the English Regency era, the novel not only delves into the personal lives and relationships of its characters but also depicts the societal norms and customs of the time. By examining the key themes and historical context of "Pride and Prejudice," readers can gain insights into the complexities of social structures and the limitations faced by women in a patriarchal society.
"Don Quixote" by Miguel de Cervantes
Considered one of the greatest works of Western literature, "Don Quixote" by Miguel de Cervantes tells the story of an aging gentleman who becomes obsessed with the romantic tales of chivalry and sets out on a series of misadventures as a self-proclaimed knight-errant. Through the character of Don Quixote, Cervantes explores the dichotomy between idealism and reality, satirizing the unrealistic notions of heroism and chivalry prevalent during the 17th century. The novel’s enduring relevance lies in its examination of the complexities of human nature and the pursuit of noble ideals in a often cynical and mundane world.
Literary Works from Eastern Literature
"The Tale of Genji" by Murasaki Shikibu
"The Tale of Genji" is considered the world’s first novel and was written by the Japanese noblewoman Murasaki Shikibu during the Heian period in the 11th century. This sprawling masterpiece tells the story of the romantic and political exploits of the eponymous prince, Genji, and offers a glimpse into the intricate social customs and courtly life of ancient Japan. Through its complex characters and poetic prose, "The Tale of Genji" explores themes of love, beauty, loss, and the transient nature of human existence. It remains an iconic work of Japanese literature, representing the cultural and historical richness of the Heian era.
"One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
"One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Gabriel Garcia Marquez is a novel that exemplifies magical realism, a literary style commonly associated with Latin American literature. Set in the fictional town of Macondo, the story follows the Buendía family through multiple generations, weaving together tales of love, war, and the supernatural. Through the use of magical realism, Marquez blends reality and fantasy, challenging conventional narratives and offering a unique perspective on the complexities of Latin American society. This novel not only captures the political turmoil and historical context of Colombia but also explores universal themes such as the cyclical nature of time, the intricacies of human relationships, and the search for personal and cultural identity.
Benefits of Exploring World Literature
Exploring the richness of world literature offers numerous benefits that extend beyond entertainment and intellectual curiosity. Here are some advantages of immersing oneself in diverse literary works:
- Increased understanding and empathy for different cultures: World literature provides insights into the customs, beliefs, and values of various societies, fostering a deeper appreciation for cultural diversity and promoting cross-cultural understanding.
- Exposure to diverse perspectives and worldviews: By reading literature from different countries and time periods, readers are exposed to a wide range of perspectives, challenging their own preconceived notions and broadening their worldview.
- Expansion of literary knowledge and appreciation: Exploring world literature expands literary knowledge by introducing readers to different genres, styles, and themes. It encourages critical engagement with diverse literary techniques and enhances the appreciation of the craft of writing.
- Development of critical thinking and analytical skills: Reading and analyzing world literature provides opportunities to develop critical thinking skills, such as interpreting symbolism, analyzing themes, and evaluating different narrative structures. This process enhances analytical thinking and fosters intellectual growth.
- Inspiration to explore more works of world literature: Discovering the richness of world literature often leads to a thirst for further exploration. Each story becomes a gateway to a new culture, era, or literary tradition, opening up endless possibilities for discovery and personal growth as a reader.
In conclusion, exploring the richness of world literature offers a gateway to diverse cultures, perspectives, and ideas. From the classic works of Western literature, such as "Pride and Prejudice" and "Don Quixote," to the enchanting tales of Eastern literature like "The Tale of Genji," and the thought-provoking narratives of African literature, like "Things Fall Apart" and "Half of a Yellow Sun," each book presents a unique lens through which we can broaden our understanding of the world. By immersing ourselves in these diverse stories, we can cultivate empathy, expand our knowledge, and develop a greater appreciation for the beauty and power of literature in fostering global understanding and appreciation.


February 2, 2019
I’ve wanted to write this list of my Top Book Recommendations for awhile.. because I freakin LOVE reading and learning new concepts and sharing them with others!!
How great is it that we no longer have to sit in class and take pre-req classes on stupid topics… we get to pick and choose exactly what we want to learn and read books (or search google) for exactly what we need. Yay no more wasted time!!
Now that we’re graduated from the typical school system… LIFE is our school. And everything you could ever want to learn is a book read or google search away!!
These books have helped me figure out what I wanna do, stay motivated, and have continuously reminded me of what’s important!
1. If you need motivation to turn your passions into a money making machine…
Crush It! Why NOW is the Time to Cash in on Your Passion by Gary V
(Gary will tell it to you straight, no chaser. His passion for business is contagious and reading this book will give ya a little kick in the butt to use social media to quit your full time job and follow your dreams… before it’s too late)!
2. If you’re confused on what your passion even is in the first place….
Road Map — The Get-It Together Guide for Figuring Out What to Do with Your Life by Roadtrip Nation
(I owe so much to this book, seriously. Me and my best friend studied it at Barnes & Noble the summer after we graduated, when we were alllll panicked because we still didn’t know what we wanted with our lives lol… it gives you a path through step by step exercises that expose your true passions for you and piece them together to create your own job… even if it doesn’t currently exist)!
3. If you’re STILL not convinced on what your passion is and need a little extra help to find it…
The Crossroads of Should and Must — Find and Follow Your Passion by Elle Luna
(Besides this book just being so aesthetically pleasing and relaxing to read… it’ll give ya the last little push over the edge you’ll need to finally wake up, stop wasting time, and follow your dreams)!
4. If you’ve figured out what your passion is… but you’re still holding yourself back from fear of failure…
Big Magic — Creative Living Beyond Fear by Elizabeth Gilbert
(I personally need lots of reminders that the creative process is a journey (not a destination)… and the way Elizabeth gives you permission to live your truth joyfully through whatever your creative process is (and in whatever stage you’re in)… it’s a literal breath of fresh air **I literally let my friends borrow it every chance I get**)!
5. If you’ve figured out what your passion is and are going at full steam ahead, but want to learn ways to work more efficiently…
The 4-Hour Workweek — Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, And Join the New Rich by Tim Ferris
(I’m OBSESSED with Tim Ferris and would buy literally any book he wrote lol! This one gives you tangible and helpful suggestions on how to “batch” work and work smarter, not harder)!
6. Another one of my favorites… for EVERYBODY in their twenties (with a passion, or not lol)…
The Defining Decade — Why Your Twenties Matter and How to Make the Most of Them NOW by Meg Jay, PhD
(K idk why I didn’t realize a lotttt of the things in this book before I read it but it was freakin revolutionary for me & really helped me make better decisions about literally everything)!
7. BONUS BOOK that’s not even released yet but I KNOW it’s gonna be freakin amazing…..
Girl Stop Apologizing: A Shame-Free Plan for Embracing and Achieving Your Goals by Rachel Hollis
(everything that comes out of Rachel’s mouth is absolute GOLD and needs to be said LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK!!! She’s my freakin girl crush… so motivational, inspiring, real, and uplifting. She’s your “coach”, not your “cheerleader”! I’ll get back to you guys on how this books turns out when it’s finally released but I’m sure it’s gonna be amazing so you should pre-order it like me lol!!)
There it is, guys!! My list of favs! I’m actually so sooo excited to post these Top Book Recommendations… excited for you guys to read them… and for you guys to hopefully recommend some of your favorite books to me in return so I can keep adding more to the list!! :))
Happy reading lol!! xoxox


Fundamentals of successful talent management
How to develop your career
How to manage your time more effectively
The People Management Life Cycle
A Managers Guide to Managing People Through Change
Developing Managers using the Blake & Mouton Model
An Introduction to Belbin
The Learning Cycle
An Introduction to DiSC
An Introduction to TetraMap
How to be Assertive!
An introduction to NLP Part 2
Is Coaching the same as Mentoring?
5 Steps to the Perfect Recruitment Process
How to Overcome Hurdles and Barriers
An Introduction to NLP
What does it take to be a good Coach?
Furlough and Managing Staff through Coronavirus
Thriving in Challenging Times
What is Emotional Intelligence?
5 Steps to The Perfect Interview
Mental Toughness and Resilience


The documents, available to download below, include details on the resources required to successfully track emissions and mitigation actions, as well as how to manage resource constraints. Over 20 illustrative examples on overcoming resource constraints are provided from the experiences of the geographically and economically diverse states and regions of the Climate Footprint Project
Further guidance on GHG inventory compilation and mitigation tracking can be found in this toolbox which supports states and regions to improving their GHG emissions tracking and reduction efforts.
These documents were prepared by Ricardo Energy & Environment as part of the Climate Footprint Project.
The Climate Footprint Project supports state and regional governments to improve their greenhouse gas emissions tracking and reduction efforts. In the first phase of the project, the project worked with states and regions in developing and newly industrialising countries including Pernambuco (Brazil), Chhattisgarh and West Bengal (India), Baja California, Jalisco and Yucatán (Mexico), and KwaZulu-Natal (South Africa).


Want to learn some advanced music theory concepts and don’t know where to start? Then this is the book for you.
The continuation to the Beginner Music Theory Booklet. In this one, you’ll be learning the following concepts:
- volume indicators, both static and dynamic
- note length modifiers
- chromatic and modal scales
- repetition markers
- what linked notes are
- tempo modifiers
- note articulations
Format: Downloadable PDF (link will be sent upon purchase)
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What is Extensive Reading? Why and how do we do it?
This presentation will highlight the relatively little recycling of vocabulary, the lack of attention to collocation, colligation and lexical phrases and the lack of systematic attention to reading fluency in ELT in general. Extensive reading (ER) is designed to not only build reading fluency, but will also consolidate and deepen this knowledge for long term acquisition to take place. The presenter will show how ER fits the curriculum, how to set up the library and manage it and introduce it to the students. We will also discuss the need for assessment.
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RuPaul Biography Pulled From Library Over “Sexually Provocative Drawings”
A children’s biography of drag queen extraordinaire RuPaul has been temporarily pulled from the shelves of a Connecticut library after a single parent complained about its “sexually provocative drawings”—a decision that was met with a torrent of backlash.
“The book contains sexually provocative drawings in which the parent found offensive. The book in question was immediately removed from circulation,” Colchester First Selectman Andreas Bisbikos posted on his Facebook page Monday.
The first selectman, an elected official who acts as the town’s chief executive officer, said he received an emailed complaint about the children’s book—Who Is RuPaul? by Nico Medina—by a parent who felt it wasn’t “in an age-appropriate section” in the Cragin Memorial Library in Colchester. He claimed in the same post that he’d instructed the library’s director to review other books that may be inappropriate for kids.
“The book was temporarily removed from circulation until it is decided what the best place is to put it for circulation,” Bisbikos told The Daily Beast. “The book is still available for anyone in the public to review, it is just not located in the children’s section.”
The biography is from a children’s book series called “Who Is…” that covers various famous people and topics, and it obviously doesn’t include any “provocative” images. So, this is just another example of right-wing psychos coming for the LGBT community.
Unrelated, but in case you haven’t seen it, here’s an iconic episode of The Weakest Link featuring RuPaul (the only online version I could find comes with ads, sorry):


The Law Library is an integral division of the JBPS. The library of the JBPS is considered as a laboratory of a scientific institute, where the apparatus for the law students are the classic law books, case law reports, and journals that are available in full sets. The students would perform legal research like experiments to augment their studies by using these equipment.
The mission of the JBPS. Law Library is to provide information resources for augmenting studies and research activities that will assist JBPS in becoming the premier center on legal education and research in the twenty-first century. As a subsidiary mission, we also aim to enrich the JBPS Law Library with all scholarly legal resource materials both in print as well as in digital formats and provide the materials to the students for their benefit
There is no doubt that a library is the ‘heart’ of any academic institution of higher learning. It plays a significant role in the pursuit of academic excellence, especially in law institutions where the importance of its library increases many times as the entire teaching is mostly library dependent.
The JBPS in view of its aims and objectives has planned out for a separate and spacious library in its present premises and started enriching the same, meeting the requirements of the curriculum. As of now, it has an excellent collection of textbooks, reference books and law reports covering a wide range of general and special subjects.
The JBPS Library has adopted an open access system so as to make it easier for the readers to access to the library resources thereby saving precious time. To assist the students and research scholars in locating their desired legal literature and other information, efficient library automation package has been installed.
The JBPS Library also conducts a library orientation program for the fresh students to acquaint them with the library system, services, and resources so that they may exploit the available resources for their maximum benefit..
The library automation software also helps the staff in maintaining inventory and housekeeping jobs. There are quite a few P IV workstations placed in the library hall for the students to browse legal resources from West Law, Manupatra, and other online sources, apart from Grand Jurix which is available for search offline.
* To serve the academic community to augment JBPS.’s academic excellence.
* To provide adequate resources as an aid for learning, and research activities.
* To enrich the library not only with the classic collection but also with modern library resources.
* To computerize legal information, storage, retrieval, and dissemination and ;
* To explore sharing of resources from various other law libraries in the form of a grid or consortium.
- Reading/consultation of books 7 days a week.
- Lending of Books
- On-line access to West Law and Manupatra
- Articles Index Service
- News Paper Clipping Service
- Internet Search / Browsing through Wi-Fi network.
The entire collection of books, journals, and reports is organized in an orderly manner. The book racks are placed in one side of the reading hall in segments of three racks each with the subject and rack number guides on each segment of racks, thereby making the retrieval of materials easier and more convenient.
Reports and Journals:
Apart from a sizeable number of textbooks and reference books we have in our collection full sets of All ER, Cambridge Law Journal, Modern Law Review, Law Quarterly Review, The Digest, Halsbury’s Laws of England (latest 4 th ed Reissue), Butterworth’s Company Cases, AIR Manual 5 th ed and the latest 6 th ed., Civil Court Manual, AIR, SCC, Income Tax Reports, Company Cases, Current Central Legislation, Divorce and Matrimonial Cases, Indian Appeals, Moor’s Indian Appeals, Labour and Industrial Cases, Madras Law Journal, Supreme Court Digests – Millennium, 15 Years, Quinquennial, Decennial and Yearly, Halsbury’s Laws of India, MP Revenue Cases, CG Revenue Cases, MP Labor and Service Law Reports Labour Law Journal several law dictionaries, general dictionaries, and Encyclopedia Britannica.The library is, however, exploring in identifying more law reports and journals that will meet the requirements of the new topics/subjects added into the syllabus.
Besides having the collection of above mentioned back volumes, the library is also subscribing to the current issues of law journals and reports viz: AIR, All E R, Labor & Industrial Cases, Criminal Law Journal, Labor Law Journal, Indian Factories and Labour Reports, SCC, Journal of ILI, Seminar, Yojana, Journal of Law & Society, Journal of Peasant Studies, Law & Society Review, Harvard Law Review, Yale Law Journal, Journal of World Trade etc.
Newspaper Magazines reading facility:
To keep the students abreast of current affairs the Library subscribes to 07 leading national English dailies and magazines. These are displayed on the specially designed tables and the newspapers are immediately placed upon receipt.


Williamson Public Library
The Williamson Public Library was founded in 1911, by the community, for the community, serving residents of the Town of Williamson. The Library provides access to materials of interest in print, DVD, audio and digital formats to meet educational and entertainment needs for all ages. The Library is a member of the Pioneer Library System expanding access to 42 public library collections in Ontario, Wayne, Wyoming and Livingston Counties via the OWWL Library Card.
The Williamson Public Library Board, Staff and Friends promise high quality customer service, programs and access to technology in a comfortable space. From early literacy to teen to adults, the library is a place to meet, a place for ideas to be shared and our community's informational hub.
6380 State Route 21, Suite 1
Williamson NY 14589
- Kimberly Iraci, Library Director


This example code shows how to use the STM32F407′s USART. It initializes the USART1 in receive and transmit mode an receives a data string via an interrupt.
The USART allows us to send data to a PC or other device via the serial interface (RS232). We can also receive data from a PC or another device. However please note that the STM32F407 works at 3.3V and most other devices operate at 5V or even the standard +-12V for RS232.
In order to connect to these devices (particularly the RS232 devices) you need to use a level shifter like the MAX232 or a serial to USB converter like the FT232.
If you wonder where to find all the values and properties for the InitStruct’s have a look at the include files located in the STM32F4 library by ST under Libraries/STM32F4xx_StdPeriph_Driver/ in the inc and src folders
Everything is explained in the comments. Enjoy the code!


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