Leonardo Da Vinci is an Italian polymath of Renaissance times, who has been widely regarded as one of Europe’s greatest artists. His artworks are considered among the masterpieces of all time. His famous painting, The Mona Lisa, is arguably the most popular of his works. In addition, Da Vinci’s notebooks contain many illustrations and sketches of works of his life.
One of Leonardo’s most renowned paintings is his painting, The Last Supper. This painting is one of the earliest depictions of Christ’s death. Many artists have portrayed this painting since it was first created but only Da Vinci created one that is so faithful to the original painting as it depicts the event in detail.
Da Vinci’s most important masterpiece was his astronomical drawings. These drawings helped him to map out the planets in the heavens. The most well known of his astronomical drawings are the Voynich Manuscript. This manuscript contains a huge collection of Da Vinci’s astronomical drawings. Although he did not live to see this manuscript, he was greatly influenced by its contents.
Da Vinci worked for the government in Milan where he could be called a very successful artist. He was also commissioned to paint murals in the court of Catherine de Medici. Da Vinci also had the chance to work for many famous Italian court musicians like Giuliano Amati, Andrea Mantovani and Antonio Salieri. His many artistic contributions include the Mona Lisa, The Last Supper, The Battle of Agincourt, the Sistine Chapel, The Last Judgment, The Last Supper with Christ on the cross and The Last Judgment.
One of the great myths of Da Vinci is that he was a recluse-er. His works were often displayed in libraries and were often found in public places like the Vatican, the Louvre and other prestigious museums. These works were not meant to be viewed by the public, but they still attract crowds of visitors who enjoy the beauty of their paintings.
Da Vinci’s works have also inspired many writers including Christopher Hitchens, who wrote a book entitled “The Da Vinci Code” about the importance of his paintings. Charles Dickens wrote a series of books about Da Vinci’s life and his life’s work. A film called “Lust for Life” was made about Da Vinci’s life as well as being a TV show called “Da Vinci’s Live.”
It is interesting to note that the works of Da Vinci are in danger. They are often removed from museums and galleries because of vandalism and thieves. The best way to prevent these kinds of thefts is to make sure that the artwork is placed in museum quality cases that are protected from thieves and dvds. This is especially important if the artwork includes photographs or drawings. The museum should be checked frequently and should be insured.
Some of Da Vinci’s artworks are currently being displayed at various online galleries. These online galleries will allow you to view the artworks for yourself. This allows you to examine the artworks without having to leave your home or office.
Da Vinci’s life has been much studied and understood throughout history. He is often mentioned as one of the most influential people in the world’s history. Many people will recognize Da Vinci in a painting or on a plaque and may want to know more about his life. There are websites that you can visit to learn more information about the life of Da Vinci.
There are also books that have been written about Da Vinci’s life that you can purchase to help you learn more about him. These books are written by historians and researchers who have done extensive research on the life and works of Da Vinci.
You may also want to look into Da Vinci’s family history if you have questions about his ancestry. You can find information about his parents and brothers and sisters on the internet as well as links to other historical sites that may have more information.
Da Vinci is not just another famous artist, but he is also a great storyteller and painter. His life and works have inspired artists and historians since the day that he began to paint.


Matt 1- 4 Who’s Who is a book that contains concise biographical information about people both present and past. God has his own Who’s Who the Book of Life. Matthew’s gospel begins with God’s record of those individuals He would choose to be in the line of his Son, Jesus Christ. Matthew begins at the beginning with the genealogical records. We will look intently that we might see this story through his eyes for one purpose; that we might come to know Jesus, the divine Son of David, Son of Abraham was and is Immanuel, God with us.
God’s Who’s Who Book of Life includes names of those who were scoundrels and those who were of notable reputation, each saved by His grace alone. We, too, are sinners in need of salvation saved by His grace for this Jesus, Immanuel, God with us, came to “save his people from their sins,” and we fall into that same category.
The Apostle Matthew will reveal Jesus as the divine Son of God, Son of Man, who will save us from our sins. Matthew seems to have taken copious notes as would befit his character. He begins with the account of our Savior’s birth and ends chapter four with the excellence of Christ’s journey into the wilderness where he conquered temptation and the works of the adversary, Satan.
The question remains: are you in the Who’s Who Book of Life today?


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Time as a social and environmental determinant of health for rural women
We are excited to have another paper published on the QCWA Country Kitchens program. This paper presents research that was led by the team at Central Queensland University or CQUniversity during March – June 2018.
The team travelled with the Country Kitchens Health Promoters (Nutritionists/Dietitians) to communities in the Maranoa and North Western Divisions of the QCWA. The participants and Branch Facilitators they met participated in the research project whilst also attending our Hands on Nutrition Workshops.
You can read more in the Journal of Health Education & Behaviour.
Authors: Wendy Madsen BA, MSc, GCFL, PhD, MPH (1) Jenni Judd DHSc, MPH, MEd, DipHPE (1) Sue Williams PhD, GDHN, GCSN, BHSc (1)
Fiona McKenzie BSc (Biol/Health), GCHSM, GCHP, Cert IV WAT (2), Jay Deagon PhD, MEd, BEd (Secondary) (1)
Kate Ames BBus (Comn), GCTertiaryEd, MLitt(CultStud), PhD, Cert IV TAE (1)
(1) CQUniversity, (2) Queensland Country Women’s Association
Acknowledgements: The authors wish to acknowledge the invaluable contribution of the QCWA Country Kitchen’s Nutritionists – Chloe Dyce, Alice Cameron and Connie Conyard – for engaging with the communities and helping facilitate this research.
Funding: CQUniversity Merit Grant.
Conflict of interest: The authors confirm there is no conflict of interest.
Background: Time insufficiency is frequently cited as a reason for poor dietary habits. This does not adequately explain the variations in how time is perceived as a factor in healthy eating.
Aims: This study placed the eating behaviours of rural Australian women within the contexts of their stories to understand the factors that influenced healthy eating and how rural communities could enhance their health and well-being.
Methods: A three-phase sequential multi-mode narrative inquiry was used within four communities in rural Queensland, Australia. Each phase used a different mode of data collection: photo elicitation focus groups; narrative interviews; participatory workshops. Data were thematically analysed iteratively to inform subsequent phases.
Results: Nine final themes were identified. This paper explored the theme of time and two contrasting perceptions of time sufficiency regarding healthy eating within a rural context during a drought.
Discussion: Exploration of “time as a commodity” and “time as a duty” allowed a deeper understanding of time as a social and environmental determinant of health.
Conclusion: Time’s influence on healthy eating is much more than the minutes it takes to prepare a meal. To fully appreciate its impact, time should be considered as a social and environmental determinant of health.


THE THREE-BODY PROBLEM - Cixin Liu
“The Three-Body Problem” by Liu Cixin is a science fiction masterpiece that immerses readers in an epic narrative of intergalactic encounters and the challenges faced by humanity in the face of an alien threat. The plot revolves around two main protagonists: Ye Wenjie, a Chinese physicist whose personal journey leads her to make contact with an alien civilization, and Wang Miao, a scientist who finds himself drawn into a complex investigation surrounding a series of scientist suicides.
The book begins with Ye Wenjie’s story during the Chinese Cultural Revolution, where she witnesses her father’s unjust execution and develops a pessimistic view of humanity. Later, she is recruited to participate in a top-secret project to communicate with extraterrestrials, leading her to send messages into outer space.
Meanwhile, Wang Miao is drawn into an enigmatic virtual reality game called “Trisolaris,” where he uncovers clues that seem to be related to events unfolding in the real world. As he delves deeper into the investigation, Wang discovers a global conspiracy and an imminent threat from an alien civilization.
The book tackles complex themes such as the nature of science, humanity’s capacity for destruction, and the vastness of the universe. The captivating narrative and innovative scientific concepts keep readers intrigued and questioning humanity’s place in the cosmos. With its unique blend of suspense, philosophy, and scientific speculation, “The Three-Body Problem” is a fascinating read that challenges conventional notions of science fiction.


By: Karissa Courtney
With the onset of Covid-19 and all of the “Stay-In-Place” orders around the globe, most people are having to occupy their time with activities they usually don’t have time for.
More people are playing board games, gardening, going on strolls, and best of all –reading. Reading is something that a lot of people generally put off for when they have less going on, buying books with hopes of someday having relaxing down-time. Well that time is now! While not completely relaxing, we can confidently say that we need new activities to fill our time. If you have already exhausted your home book collection, there normally is the library or a book store to turn to, but in the wake of the pandemic, these places are now closed. The Boulder Public Library is closed at least through June 1, and if you like to support the local book stores, you can order online. However, there is another option for some free reading, and that is the Boulder Little Libraries. These are scattered around the city (and close to the paths), providing an occasion for an outing and boasting hidden titles that you might not have considered had you not encountered them.
What is a Little Library?
The national nonprofit organization, Little Free Library, was starting in 2009 (their website HERE). The first Little Free Library was built in Hudson, Wisconsin in 2009. There are now over 100,00 registered Little Free Libraries in 108 countries worldwide, with a handful within the Boulder city limits. Little Free Library started with the goal to spread literacy, community, and creativity. The only rule is “Take a book, Return a book”. There are volunteer stewards that look after and maintain the libraries. To start one, you can either buy a library from them or make one yourself and then register it.
Before 2013, there were only a few Little Free Libraries around Boulder. With the creation of a new program, Annette Coleman, President of the NOBO Art District at the time, brought the conversation of little libraries to the table (her website HERE). She came up with the idea of sculptural little libraries to give more visibility to the district and to support the library. A coalition of people from the library and the NOBO Art District came together to support the project and commissioned local artists to create four little libraries (you can learn more HERE). At least two of the original four commissioned pieces have since had to be decommissioned due to rotting and weathering, but the project was a total success. It was at the forefront of the movement of little libraries, setting ideas in motion for more libraries to be built around the city and brainstorming for where they could be placed, as well as showcased art and sculpture in an interactive way.
Since this project, spaces have been donated for libraries, a proper auxillary Boulder Library was built in North Boulder (you can order books online and pick them up here and there are a few computers for students to use for school) and tons of books have been passed around. Coleman’s project has not been continued and no new sculptural libraries will be commissioned by the NOBO Art District. Coleman happily explained that the project was a success and they completed what they set out to do: having art bring up a topic and spur people to action in ways that a meeting couldn’t. The pieces showcased artists and brought the need for little libraries into view.
Little Libraries as Art
One of the artists commissioned for this project, was Maureen Hearty. The NOBO Art District had put out a call for proposals to create the four sculptural little libraries. Maureen spent about 50 hours building the Reading Tree in North Boulder behind the Lucky’s Market. Maureen is an artist by trade, generally working with found objects as a metal fabricator. For this project, she had recently found two empty steel barrels that she saw potential in, visualizing the loved imagery of reading under a giant shady tree. She welded the barrels on top of each other, cut doors, built cabinets inside of the barrels, and then reattached the doors with hinges and old handles. She then cut up another old barrel to create the ‘leaves’ on top and painted flowering vines climbing up. Maureen said, “It was a fun process thinking about playful design, access and usability while making it as durable as possible; all important realities when creating interactive public sculpture.”
To go along with the Reading Tree, she made small chairs out of old tractor seats. You can read more about Maureen HERE, and visit her website HERE. Unfortunately, her sculpture was taken down last year due to the bottom rotting out. The other sculptural libraries were “Reading In Spires” located at Holiday Park, “Rocketship” Library at Broadway, and one other. (First two photos shared by Maureen. The last photo shows what it looks like now)
How to Utilize Little Libraries During the Pandemic
Like we said before, many of our usual places to get books are closed, but we don’t need to despair! These Little Libraries are scattered all over the city with books for leave and take. Additionally, since thrift stores aren’t open and you can’t donate books like you normally might during your spring cleaning, the Little Libraries are the perfect place to bring your book donations. (Just make sure you don’t overpack any of them!)
However, due to the outbreak of covid-19, some of the Boulder Little Libraries have decided to close. Others though, have decided to switch the books out for essential and nonessential supplies for the community members such as masks, energy bars, pedestrian lights, coffee beans, etc. If you are inclined, these libraries would appreciate your non-book donations as well!
We know the paths have been filling up since the Stay-At-Home Order took into effect, and keeping the 6-foot distance can sometimes be a challenge. That being said, here are some fun ways to explore the city with a goal in mind (and continuing safe social distancing practices):
1. Go for a walk and don’t turn back for home until you see 3 Little Libraries
2. Go for a bike ride and don’t turn back for home until you see 7 Little Libraries
3. Bring a donation to a different Little Library once a week
4. Try to find as many as you can while walking (we aren’t giving out the locations of the Little Libraries to keep the element of surprise!)
5. Keep track of how many Little Libraries are the Little Free Libraries, and how many are just Boulder born non-affiliated libraries
6. Go on a scavenger hunt and visit the Little Libraries, trying to check items off the list (below)
7. Leave an encouraging note inside one of the Little Libraries
8. Keep track of how many minutes go by between finding libraries
9. Keep track of the distance between libraries
10. Join the Boulder Little Libraries Facebook Group (HERE). But keep the mystery and don’t give away specific Library locations
Scavenger Hunt List
Print this page off!
Don’t take the books, just check them off, and send in photo proof to win a surprise prize!
Send your submission in when you complete the list to email@example.com
Tag us on social media as well! @sharedpaths
o A book about Bees
o A mystery book
o One of the Twilight Saga books
o A cookbook
o A book on religion
o A book written by an author from another country
o A book written in another language
o A children’s book with a chicken in it
o A “For Dummies” book on any topic
o A book on gardening
o One of the Harry Potter books
o A bug inside one of the Little Libraries
o A Little Library near a grocery store
o A Little Library near a park
o A blue colored Little Library
o A funky-shaped Little Library
o A Little Library with something other than books inside
o A Little Library in someone’s yard
o You pass a mural on your walk to a Little Library
o You pass wildlife on your walk to a Little Library (turtle, fox, bear, cougar, elk, deer, prairie dog, racoon – no squirrels or birds)


Jazz Review ($495)
Targeted, 8 CD collection which features the best Jazz tracks from AirCraft including swing, bebop, cool Jazz, acid Jazz, and more contemporary Jazz, and even some cinematic Jazz. A variety of edit lengths and alternate mixes available.
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Around The World ($495)
Travel the hills of Appalachia to the Louisiana bayou, through the Southwest and across the water to Hawaii’s island paradise. Then climb aboard for an island vacation, a tour of the Pacific rim, an African odyssey, an exotic Middle Eastern experience and much more, with this 6 CD set.
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Ads Up! Music For Commercials ($495)
An exciting, 5 CD collection designed for commercial production. Each CD is filled with music that has the right attitude, the right instrumentation, and the right energy to create great commercial radio and television spots. Every selection comes in :60, :30, :10 and :05 lengths. 165 titles, over 650 tracks!
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American Music Series ($495)
An outstanding, 7 CD collection chronicling the broad musical heritage of the United States. Extensive research was conducted to ensure musical authenticity and historical accuracy. Includes full length tracks, :60 and :30 tracks.
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Set the scene with this 10 CD collection of film score attitudes. Suspense, comedy and romance are just a few categories from this collection designed specifically for the long format producer.
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Rock Sweepers & Id’s ($195)
This collection designed for rock radio stations, but it’s a great collection for anyone that needs hot rock riffs and effects. With over 300 tracks, tools, and effects on 1 CD, it’s one of the most usable and versatile rock CDs available.
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Latin Compilation ($495)
The best latin music tracks from AirCraft. 6 CDs with pre-edited to standard broadcast lengths of :60, :30 cuts. Includes traditional latin music as well as retail and rock influenced cuts.
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-- This book was originally published in the 1980s --
Written in the layman's language, 'Human Intelligence Gone Ape' disproves the theory of evolution in more ways than one. It shows how evolution is genetically impossible. It recounts space explorations of other planets which also confirm that evolution is a baseless theory. In addition, it shows how massive random genetic mutations -- the alleged mechanism behind evolution -- over a period of billions of years, instead of perpetuating an evolutionary process, would actually have wiped out an already populated planet. |
This book also demonstrates how scientifically accepted theories of the evolution of our solar system are not supported by space exploration, how scientific accounts of the evolution of the entire universe are against the very scientific principles which they are based on, and how the ultimate origin of the universe could not possibly have been of a physical nature and is beyond scientific explanation.
Finally, this book attempts to decipher some of the psychological aspects behind the acceptance of some scientific theories.
A computer consultant for over two decades, Josh Greenberger has developed software for such organizations as NASA's Goddard Institute of Space Studies, AT&T, Charles Schwab, Bell Laboratories and Chase Manhattan Bank. He has been responsible for training technical personnel as well as management in design and programming of applications systems.
Since 1984, the author's articles and letters have appeared in The New York Times, The New York Post, The New York Daily News, Newsday, The Village Voice, The Jewish Press, and other publications. His writings have ranged from humor to scientific to topical events.
Many of his articles are available all over the internet.


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Mini Maker StoryTime
June 12, 2021 at 11:30 am – 12:00 pm
Join us in KidsTown Studio for June’s Mini Maker StoryTime! This highly interactive program will explore the many magnificent ways we can make. After the story, Mini Makers will get to play in a fairy garden of their own design! This experience is limited capacity. Please see a KidsTown staff member at the entrance to KidsTown Studio 15 minutes before the program’s start time to reserve a spot. Recommended for ages 3+.


Project Jason Press Release
North Carolina — July 11, 2011 — Author Carole Moore, whose most recent book is “The Last Place You’d Look: True Stories of Missing Persons and the People Who Search for Them,” wishes to acknowledge the expert assistance provided by Kelly Jolkowski, president of Project Jason. Jolkowski, whose nonprofit organization assists families of missing persons, offered information, resources, and recommended contacts from families of missing persons and from reputable organizations that assist them.
"Kelly Jolkowski and Project Jason played a pivotal role in putting together ‘The Last Place You’d Look,’" said Moore. "Not only did Kelly put me in contact with dozens of families, but she also gave me invaluable guidance in finding organizations and individuals to interview about this important subject."
Jolkowski, too, has a missing family member. Her adult son, Jason, disappeared from driveway of their family home in 2001. The Jolkowski did not know where to turn for assistance with a missing adult and in 2003, decided to create an organization that would help families regardless of the missing loved one was an adult or a child.
For “The Last Place You’d Look,” Moore interviewed the families of dozens of missing persons across the county and around the world. According to the National Crime Information Center (NCIC), there are about 100,000 active, open and unresolved missing persons cases that sit on the books in the U.S. each day.
Read more here: #mce_temp_url#
Looking at missing persons statistics
I’ve been slack these past couple of months, very busy with my book. Now I’m starting to get back in gear. I wrote a guest blog post for Laura Laing. Her book, Math for Grownups, is out shortly. Take a look:
And now this word from our sponsor
I’m in the middle of proofing my new book, The Last Place You’d Look: True Stories of MIssing Persons and the People Who Search for Them. It will be published in the spring (no exact date yet, but April or May) of 2011.
This book is a labor of love for me. It tells many personal true stories about families who are looking for their loved ones, the searchers (civilian and law enforcement), agencies, nonprofits and many other aspects of missing persons. I think it’s an important book about a very important and often neglected subject.
Over the next few months, I will share some of the stories and tidbits I collected when writing this book. Until then, stay safe out there!
Three Missing in Long Beach, California
Long Beach, California. Three missing persons in one week. All very different people, very different cases.
Miguel Palacios isa 56-year-old who has had an organ transplant. He suffers from dementia and needs transplant rejection meds.
Teenager Gabriela Guitierrez is a high school student who vanished after her mother dropped her off at school. She has a history of running away.
Sarah Preston Schrock disappeared while taking a walk, but her wallet was found in the area where she was last seen.
Three people, three different cases. Hopefully one good outcome: They will all three be found alive and well.
Check out the link to see photos.
Doe Network Worth Checking Out
Ever since the Internet became accessible to John E. Public, amateur sleuths have played a part in solving missing persons and recovered unidentified remains cases. One of the best resources for civilians is The Doe Network, which has information related to thousands of missing persons’ cases.
The Doe Network is an all-volunteer website. Check it out at www.doenetwork.com.


RIAZ ILAHI: Riaz is a foreign language teacher, an award winning artist and business owner in Michigan where his is a well known figure in the Muslim community. He has lived in the United States for over 30 years, and has travelled back and forth to Pakistan for many years, having dual nationality. His beautifully and sensitively written memoir, A Life Like Hours, tells his tragic love story spanning across two continents, that of Pakistan and America.
KEN MCADAMS: Ken McAdams became a US Marine Officer during the Vietnam War and joined the famous “Black Sheep” Squadron. After the war he joined Pan Am and became the youngest division Chief Pilot in Pan Am history and became the personal pilot to Pan Am Founder. He has broken 3 World Records and established one other. Ken McAdams has been writing all his life. Bon Courage is the first of a series of three books in a series. It is a charming narrative nonfiction telling the story of how he and his new wife in their 60’s, embarked on their honeymoon to a charming peaceful village near Toulouse,France, where they find themselves buying a medieval house. Bon Courage recounts the trials and tribulations of renovating a house in a foreign country and not speaking the language. Published by Moyer Bell.
YOSSI MELMAN: Spies, by Yossi Melman and Eitan Habber, has for over 40 weeks been on the best seller list of the Ha’aretz Newspaper in Israel. This is Yossi Melman’s second best selling book, the previous book Every Spy a Prince co-authored with CBS anchor Dan Raviv, was on the Best Seller List of the New York Times for 15 weeks in 1991. Published in thirty countries, it was translated into ten languages. It was a best seller in Israel, Russia, Poland and several other countries. Melman has written six other books on terrorism and covert diplomacy and publishers articles in major international newspapers including the Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times and The Guardian. Yossi Melman is regarded as one of the world’s leading authorities on Israel’s intelligence operations. His new non-fiction book The Nuclear Sphinx of Tehran, written with Meir Javedanfar, was published in April 2007 by publishers Carroll and Graff and in paperback by Basic Books in February 2008
NATALIA LAZARUS: The Artist Key is Natalia's guide to her own principal technique of how she works as an actor, her passion and initiation into the entertainment industry. Originally from Honduras, Natalia Lazarus is at the helm of the L.A. Performance Center and its subsidiaries: The Promenade Playhouse, The Los Angeles Performing Arts Conservatory, and the Entertainment Keys to Success Series, the Acting, Writing, Directing, and Personal Growth technique that she created and developed. She is also the CEO of Vivre le Theatre Franco-Anglophone in Paris, France. In addition, Natalia is a private and international on set coach for Hollywood celebrities (most notably, Ken Jeong of The Hangover, Community, and Knocked Up; Teresa Ruiz from Border Town with Jennifer Lopez and winner of the Cannes Camera d'Or 2010); and institutions throughout the world. Natalia is a graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City, and the film program at New York University; with adjacent studies at the Sorbonne University in Paris, France, The University of London, The British Film Institute, and the Ned Herrmann Brain Dominance Center.
MARTIN DUFFY: Vagabond; the Rock N' Roll Life and Times of Tony Sheridan is the only comprehensive biography of the man known as the "Fifth Beatle" and also "the teacher" by Sir Paul McCartney. Martin had exclusive access to Tony Sheridan. Martin Duffy is an author and filmaker living in Berlin. He is the author of a number of non-fiction books published by major publishing houses. He is also an award-winning filmmaker, writer and director.
DAN BROWN: The Great Expectations School (Arcade Publishing August 2007) is Dan's memoir, a searing account of that year in one of New york City's toughest elementary schools that received high acclaim in both the New York Times and Newsweek. It is a powerful, heartbreaking story that challenges the image of inner city schools and the children that populate them - a humanistic, humorous, and honest account by an accomplished young writer. Dan Brown was born in Philadelphia, but moved to New York to attend NYU Film School. In 2003, he became the first person ever to go directly from NYU to the New York City Teaching Fellows.
RICHARD SKIPPER: Call on Dolly; Celebrating Fifty Years of Hello, Dolly! highlights this landmark musical over the decades. This is THE book for fans of this musical whohave been waiting since the show’s opening, 50 years ago, celebrating one of the most successful musicals to hit the shelves. Richard Skipper is a popular award winning and critically acclaimed entertainer, theater historian and pop culture blogger. He has conducted over 600 interviews for his daily blog celebrating people in the arts and also on-stage interviews with the original Dolly, Carol Channing, Ron Young and Peggy Pope.
MESHAL AL_SABAH: The Family is a portrait of his family, but a metaphor, too, of the family of Muslim nations and the brotherhood of man.Meshal Al_Sabah, a royal prince from a Middle East ruling family, a diplomat and journalist. Inspired by Barack Obama's philosophy and the objectives the US President sets out in his biographies, Meshal’s ultimate dream and driving force is the creation of a better world.
MICHAEL HILL: Cannibal Capitalism (John Wiley and Sons November 2011) follows Michael Hill’s intellectual journey from losing a net worth of more than $40 million in the 2007-9 economic collapse to reassessing the operation of America’s capitalist system. Michael Hill is a media trained journalist, a 20 year veteran public speaker and business entrepreneur. He regularly conducts business development and project management classes and he's also a contributor to the Washington Post and other mass media outlets.
GRACE PUNDYK: The Honey Trail ( St. Martins Press October 2010) Grace Pundyk traveled the world to uncover the truth behind the disappearance of the honey bees. This story of her journey is involving, surprising, occasionally disturbing and often very funny. Published by Murdoch Books in Australia/New Zealand as The Honey Spinner. Grace is a writer, editor, award-winning photographer, and author of 10 travel and photographic books.
ANDRZEJ KRAKOWSKI: Pollywood (Wydawnictwo Naukowe 2011), Andrezej Krakowski's best selling book in Polish, traces the of part that Poles have played in making the Hollywood film industry the force it is today from its early inception. Professor of film at The City of New York Film School. Andrzej is the producer and/or director of over 50 films many of them made to make a difference, including the iconic Looking for Palladin, Triumph of Spirit, and Genghis Khan, and the Emmy nominated television series, We are New York.
LELAND BOBBE: Half-Drag is multi-award winning New York photographer Leland Bobbe's latest project that captures both the female and male sides of New York City drag queens where his subjects pose halfway in drag. Leland goes beyond the picture and interviews them to find out how they feel to be dressed in drag. Half-Drag went viral when images were released on the web. Leland has photographic shows throughout the world.
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Part 1 Examination:
- Oh’s Intensive Care manual. Andrew D Bersten & Neil Soni.( Currently 7th ed. Butterworth Elsevier)
- Critical Care Secrets. Polly E. Parson (Currently 5th Ed). Mosby Elsevier.
Part 2 Examination:
- Principles of Critical Care by Jesse B Hall, Gregory A. Schmidt and John P. Kress. McGraw Hill Education. (Currently 4th edition).
- Manual of Critical Care by Civetta, Taylor and Kirby. Wolters Kluwer/ Lippincort Williams & Wilkins. (2012)
- Textbook of Critical Care. (Currently 6th edition). J. L. Vincent & Mitchell P. Fink. Elsevier.
- Critical Care Medicine. Joseph E. Parillo, R. Phillip Dellinger. (Currently 4th ed). Elsevier.
- Intensive Care Medicine. Richard S.Irvin, James M. Rippe. (Currently 7th Ed). Wolters Kluwer/ Lippincort Williams & Wilkins.


The EnviroComp Institute has pioneered the production of electronic books in environmental sciences. This format allows the incorporation of features not available in printed books, such as hypertext, text search capabilities, Internet pointers, high-resolution color pictures, and animations.
Venice Shall Rise Again - Engineered Uplift of Venice through Seawater Injection
This book is authored by Profs. Gambolati and Teatini who, for decades, have carefully studied the geology and the groundwater phenomena in the region surrounding the city of Venice in Northeastern Italy. They discuss a recently proposed, daring, and innovative engineering approach that could create a substantial elevation of the ground surface of the region and, consequently, a mitigation of the periodic flooding of the city. [Read More]
Air Quality Modeling Book Series
With individual chapters written by experts in their fields, these books take an in-depth look at the fundamentals of air pollution modeling and provide environmental professionals a solid foundation for understanding modeling techniques. [Read More]
Environmental Sciences and Environmental Computing Book Series
This book series aims at presenting review papers and case studies on subjects related to environmental sciences and environmental computing. Most of the chapters deal with environmental pollution in all media (air, water, soil, groundwater, and biota), with particular emphasis on the computational aspects. [Read More]
Other book topics include an in-depth look at ambient air pollution in the Middle East, state-of-the-art groundwater modeling, and a peer-reviewed series of chapters aimed at forecasting air quality in the Greater Athens area in 2004. [Read More]


March 13, 2019 –
If you've ever been puzzled by the resurrection of Jesus or the coming resurrection of ourselves, this is the study for you.
A small group meets weekly in an interactive and educational study of the bible.
Beginning of study of Surprised by Hope, a wonderful book about resurrection by N.T. Wright.
Purchase of the book is not required (though it's well worth owning)--photocopies of the most important bits will be provided, and our Dr. Rev. Anne Quick will take us through it this journey.
For further information, please contact Dr. Rev. Anne Quick at email@example.com


Continuing to read over the summer can help children, and the Tomahawk Public Library is helping this cause with the Summer Library Program.
The Summer program kicks off today as they welcome Stuart Stotts to the northwoods. Stotts is an award winning singer, author, storyteller who performs more than 200 shows each year around the midwest.
His performances are said to get the audience involved in his singing and storytelling.
The all ages show will be hosted at the Tomahawk School Auditorium starting at 10 this morning.


Following is a list of some music appropriate for a Catholic wedding; an MP3 sample is provided with many selections. You will also find links to more comprehensive lists of Catholic wedding music from major Catholic music publishers. On this page you'll find liturgical music written especially for weddings, along with the option to purchase CDs, sheet music, and more. Obviously, your music options are not limited to the selections listed on this page. Browse a large collection of wedding music resources from OCP Publications, including United As One Volumes 1 and 2 , a collection of music specifically for Catholic weddings; sample clips are provided for many songs.
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Hometown: Sedona, Arizona
Neil Rizos was born in Boston, Massachusetts. His first five years were lived in Manomet, a small community on Cape Cod. From a home perched on the bluff overlooking the sea, his consciousness of the natural world began. The happy synergy of a receptive spirit and a place of light, water, forests and birds set the course for his life.
As a student of art, foreign languages and literature, he traveled widely – living for extended periods in Costa Rica, Spain, France and Canada. After graduating from the State University of New York, he pursued his love of the natural world and art, exploring from the arctic to the rain forests. He has conducted significant bird research with the Bureau of Land Management, the US Fish & Wildlife Service, the University of Arizona and with public and private organizations in the US, Canada and Europe.
Rizos is a member of The National Arts Club, Salmagundi Club, Allied Artists of America, and the Society of Animal Artists. Artist Residencies have taken him from Ireland to Hudson Bay and from the Adirondacks to the San Juan Islands. His work is in the permanent collection of the US Library of Congress, the George W. Bush Presidential Library, the Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art and public, private, and corporate collections internationally.
Rizos has won the Allied Artists of America Gold Medal of Honor for printmaking and the Marilyn Newmark Award for sculpture. His etchings are featured in the book, The American Sporting Print: 20th Century Etchers & Drypointists, which includes works by Frank W. Benson, Carl Rungius and Ogden Pleissner. Rizos continues to travel extensively to study birds – his favorite subject – for his sculptures, paintings, and printmaking. See more of his artwork on his website, RizosArt.com


Research Computing >> Software >> Other software
OTHER SOFTWARE PACKAGES
This page provides a brief decription and links to software packages used by some of Kellogg's faculty and doctoral students.
- IMSL version 3.0, a FORTRAN Mathematics and Statistics library is available in some hosts of the DCE/DFS system. It is installed with a single-user license. The vendor, Visual Numerics, has the documentation online
- EViews, from Quantitative Micro Software. A graphical object-oriented econometrics package with emphasis in time series.
- MathType, an add-in to Microsoft Word that replaces the Equation Editor with enhanced capabilities.
- PrimoPDF, a free PDF converter for MS Windows (based on AFPL Ghostscript)
- Ox, an object-oriented matrix language with syntax similar to the C, C++ and Java languages. The "console" version of Ox is free for academic research use and is available for Windows, as well as Linux and Unix operating systems. It is installed in the Social Science Computing Cluster.
- QSR International (Nvivo): Content analysis, code-based qualitative analysis.
- TDA (Transition Data Analysis), a software for Event History Analysis. Available as freeware.
- UCINET: For analysis of actor by actor social network data. The DOS version (version IV) can be downloaded for free.
- Vensim: For development and analysis of dynamic feedback models.
- XY Chart Labeler, a free Excel add-in to add labels to the observations in a scatter plot. After installation, look for the add-in file in "Program Files > AppsPro".


How does the popular saying go? “An investment in education always pays the highest interest,” said Benjamin Franklin.
But tell that to all the college students saddled with high student loans. Going to university means freedom and independence for many, if not all. But quickly, they realize, they have all these new responsibilities to face – student loans, health insurance, room and board, personal expenses, and textbooks and supplies! That is quite the list!
Let’s lighten that load, and one way is to start early with the textbooks hunt to save from pricey textbooks. This will give you more buying options at a better price. Cramming and doing this too close to the start of the semester will mean higher textbook prices and possibly shipping fees, and you don’t want that. Going through the course requirements seems daunting already, so let’s not add to the tension of back to school activities.
Where To Begin
At present, you’re facing that list of textbooks and supplies you need. You’re probably sitting in your dorm room asking yourself right about now, “Where do I begin?”. Here is a list of the fail-safe and dependable list of resources compiled just for you.
Pay the Library a Visit
Get your gear, and let’s go take a walk to the library. Yes, the library! This should really be on top of your list. Most libraries have several copies of each textbook that you need. And if you are quick enough, you can borrow your textbooks, and simply keep on renewing.
Seeing and feeling the actual textbook is still a different experience. Another perk is you have the added advantage of really inspecting the condition of the book. After all, you might want to consider selling this again at the end of the semester. Smart move! Make a search now for all these second-hand stores within your university. You’ll probably get the latest edition of your textbook while you’re at it.
You can stretch your budget by renting rather than buying. Amazon is an old favorite for renting and buying, in order to save from pricey textbooks. You can also check with your university bookstore if they have this option. If not, here are some online sites you may want to check out:
- Chegg Books has the option for ebooks which may be more convenient for you. In case you decide that you want to drop or switch classes, they also offer a 21-day return on physical books.
Ok, so you probably want to do the search in the comfort of your dorm room. Here are some online options for you as well, to save you lots of time.
- Craigslist and Ebay
Most students post their textbooks here, so why not check out the listing in your area.
- Student-to-student book exchanges
Check the platform used in your university, as this is quite common, and it’s a good way of saving from pricey textbooks, and you get that added advantage of getting the latest edition of the textbooks you need.
Online options are countless, overwhelming and tricky. You might ask yourself again, “Where do I begin?”, so here’s a textbook price comparison tool that should save you even more time, and save from pricey textbooks! The heavy lifting has already been done by BooksPrice.
You have probably used Kayak to book your airline and hotel before, and BooksPrice works the same way too. The search for your required textbook is even made easier by just simply typing in the title or the ISBN. It generates a listing of all the online sellers of the textbook you need complete with the prices, so that you will be able to find the deal that best suits your needs.
Now that you’ve got your textbooks, plus you were able to save from pricey textbooks, you can now sit back and relax. Focus on the semester ahead, sign up for all those classes you’ve always wanted, join clubs that interest you, and hit up that new coffeeshop in your university.


1hr 50m - Diary Of A Lost Girl - 1929 - PG
1hr 49m - Piccadilly - 1929 - PG
1hr 35m - Sunrise - 1927 - U
1hr 25m - Cottage On Dartmoor - 1929 - PG
28m - Chess Fever - 1925
25m - One Week - 1920 - U
12m - Cameraman’s Revenge - 1912
Critically acclaimed five-piece band Wurlitza, from St Germans in South East Cornwall, have been offering their own unique brand of live soundtracks to silent films since 2006.
Diary Of A Lost Girl - 1929 - PG - 1hr 50m
Diary of a Lost Girl traces the story of Thymian, played by the mesmerising screen idol Louise Brooks, as her life yoyos between episodes of lightness and innocence, darkness and hope.
Piccadilly - 1929 - PG - 1hr 49m
Set in a Limehouse nightclub in danger of decline, Piccadilly follows kitchenhand turned dancer Shosho, portrayed by Hollywood icon Anna May Wong, in a story of jealousy, despair and tragedy. This British silent was later released in part-sound, as the development of sound in cinema took off.
Sunrise - 1927 - U - 1hr 35m
Regarded as one of the best films ever made, Sunrise tells a story of temptation, jealousy and, ultimately, love. The film collected three of the twelve Academy Awards on offer at the inaugural ceremony in 1929, for Best Unique and Artistic Picture, Best Cinematography and Best Actress.
A Cottage On Dartmoor - 1929 - PG - 1hr 25m
One of the last silent films to be made, A Cottage On Dartmoor follows the tribulations of escaped convict Joe, played by Swedish actor Uno Henning, as he fights for freedom and love. Set and partly filmed on Dartmoor, this stunning film offers a unique local connection and a glimpse into British silent cinema’s segue into The Talkies.


Nancy Hartney's Washed in the Water: Tales from the South offers a diverse collection of stories as unique as the humid landscape of the South. Set between 1950 and 1980, the eccentric characters struggle with daily survival while reaching out for redemption.
Restless Hearts, by Dennis Baker, is a book for all veterans and active duty military. It’s a fictional story of hope and destiny that follows five fallen Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, and Airmen in search of closure to their unfinished lives.
TWA members brought home awards in the Florida Writers Association's Royal Palm Literary Contest held in Lake Mary. Congratulations to Doug Alderson, who got a first, second and third place; Darryl Bollinger, who got a second place and a third place; Donna Meredith, who got a second place; and Ann Powell, who got a first place. M.R. Street and Rhett DeVane were also finalists.
Kidder Instinctis a new novel out by Laurie Ann Cunningham. Hope has it all--a successful husband, a beloved stepson, and a promising career as a humor columnist. But after an airplane explosion turns her life upside down, she's left with a big empty house in the woods, a series of unexplainable phone calls, and the unsettling feeling that there's more to her family's disappearance than meets the eye.
Wildflowers in the Median, by Agnes Furey, won First Place in the Inspirational Category for Writer’s Digest’s Self-Published Book Awards. You’ve won $1,000 cash and promotion in Writer’s Digest, a one-year membership in Small Publishers Association of North American (SPAN), a one-year membership to Book Central Station, and more!
TWA members brought home lots of awards from the Florida Authors and Publishers Association conference. Those recognized include Marina Brown, April Kelly, Marsha Lyons, Donna Meredith, Jodie Renner, M.R. Street. Details
Check out "Delusional," the latest legal thriller by Terry Lewis. Ted Steven’s new client is a paranoid schizophrenic who insists he is being framed for the murder of his psychologist. And, maybe he is. Ted needs to uncover the truth, and quickly. His life, and that of his family, will depend on it.
In Walking Together Alone, Marina Brown demystifies the dying process and pulls from it poignancy and beauty. With an insider's knowledge, this collection of stories encourages all those who are caregivers to realize the lasting joy and meaning in the love they give.
In My Mom Loves Me!, author Amon Rwito spreads the message of love to young readers in order to make them realize the essence of a mother’s presence in their lives.
William Earl Levy Sr. "Dean of the Fire Service" Tallahassee Fire Chief and Family Man, by Maurice Majszak, will be published Sept. 16. The book takes the reader not only through Chief Levy's more than 50 years on the fire department, 37 as Fire Chief but also through his life outside the fire department.
Kermit Rose has a book of puzzles out through Author House, titled The First Book of ABC Puzzles.
“Dutch” Hinkle's new release is Brutal Wisdom: Comments on the 36 Strategies of Ancient Chinese Thought. A book of strategies SO DANGEROUS that a Chinese emperor of the past banned ALL mention of these strategies from the history books because they describe some of the most cunning and most devious strategies ever devised by man, and that it could possibly morally corrupt ALL who read them.
THE DAMN GOOD HUSBAND, by Laurie Cunningham, is the light-hearted story of a woman who comes face-to-face with her deadbeat ex-husband, a man she's waited twelve years to confront. What she doesn't expect is that he's nothing like the handsome, charismatic man he once was. Now, unfortunately, he's far better.
Laurie Cunningham's SINGLE LIFE IN A DOUBLE-WIDE is a novel about a young woman committed to being the perfect wife to an ill-tempered, socially climbing older husband, a man determined to refine her out of her rural Georgia ways. But when Leah Beth Withers turns thirty, the same age her mother was when her family vanished, she buys a trailer in the Georgia countryside as a secret refuge. Through the discoveries she makes and the characters she meets, she's forced to face her buried past and find the person she was meant to be.
Murder: Take Three, by April Kelly and Marsha Lyons, is the third book in their detective series. When movie action hero Micah Deifenschlictor is accused of murdering his longtime agent, private investigators Maureen O’Brien and Blake Ervansky are offered a small fortune by Micah’s attorney to prove her client’s innocence.
Liquidating Life: In sharing this first-hand account of her husband's battle with glioblastoma multiforme, Laura Cogdill hopes to touch a chord with others on the same path, and to show God's grace and mercy to the end.
Loosing the Lightning is Lyla Faircloth Ellzey's novel about Lily, whose innocence is stolen at age five. Thiis abuse affects every choice Lily makes as she hides her painful secret behind closed lips that don’t smile as often as before.
Congratulations to Pat Spears, who has two short fiction pieces accepted for publication. “Who Will Tell Their Stories” has been accepted by Snake Nation Review. “From Day One” will appear in the anthology Crimes and Misdemeanors from Main Street Rag, scheduled for publication this fall.
Congratulations to Jenny Crowleywhose prose poem, "St. George Island Afternoon Memory," was accepted by Saw Palm literary journal for Places to Stand in Florida. Also to Doug Alderson, whose "Sitting with Longleaf" is on the site.
Catherine Cameron has created a how-to book that helps get job hunters from the resume to job ready and be able to successfully function in a business environment. Check out Are You Looking for an Administrative Job?
Stefan Kulakowski has published a new novel, Yesterday’s Tides, available as an e-book and paperback. A local Florida panhandle story, the novel is a salty sea tale accented with tragedy, love, heartbreak, and endurance.
In God Provides a Way of Escape, author Dr. Gwendola Williams explores the concept of nouthetic counseling— counseling with the scriptures—to help abuse victims escape from the abuse and begin to heal from their traumatic experiences.
In Lourdes Rodriquez's new book, Mandy, Princess of LaLa Land, Mandy and her Abuela (Spanish for grandmother) shared a special bond.
In Search of The Diamond Brooch, by Terri and Pete Gerrell, is an historical saga starting with the migration of the pioneer families to the North Florida area. The text includes the family’s personal account of the Battle of Natural Bridge.
Mark Canter has a science fiction/thriller novel out, Orchard of My Eye. Aria Rioverde, a professor of ethnomusicology, is rapidly going blind. Nat Colt surgically implants tiny computers in her retinas and brain that give her extraordinary sight. Aria and Nat find themselves fleeing a team of killers who will stop at nothing to get at the implants in Aria's head. He also has published another novel, The Bastard. It is a thoroughly researched, action-driven, dark epic about the missing decades in the life of Jesus. The novel realistically portrays a human Jesus as an outcast character caught in a clash of cultures during an age of brutality and violence.
Breathless: A Devotional Book For Connecting Your Heart With God's, Or How One Minute With God Each Day Can Change Your Life (Devotionals for Women and Men) by Dr. Judith Rolfs is available as an ebook.
New title by Doug Alderson: The Great Florida Seminole Trail is the first comprehensive illustrated guide to Florida’s historic and cultural sites that directly relate to the Seminole Indians, covering Seminole history from when they first migrated into the state in the 1700s to the tragic Seminole wars to contemporary Seminole culture.
YOUR BOOK NEWS:
If you are a TWA member and have published a book in the last six months or have a new one coming out, please email materials to Donna Meredith at meredithds at comcast dot net.
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The Old Library, Liverpool is the North West Regional Award Winner in the Heritage Project category at the RICS Awards 2022.
“The RICS Awards showcase the most inspirational initiatives and developments in land, real estate, construction and infrastructure. They recognise outstanding achievement, teamwork and companies.”
It is a great achievement to win this category, a recognition of all the the hard work and collaboration behind the scenes to bring the library back to life at the heart of the community.
Explore the winning project here: The Old Library


Have a local legend you think should be listed here?
The Inaugural Legends Ball was a celebration of success, commitment and community – to benefit the wonderful legacy of the Carter G. Woodson African-American History Museum. The evening served as a tribute to the lifetime achievements of thirty-two giants. They represent countless foot soldiers that have fought and persevered so that others could enjoy freedoms that TODAY allow children to dream.
In 1949, Mrs. Christine Morris almost single-handedly established the first library for African Americans in segregated Clearwater in a storefront on the corner of Palmetto and Pennsylvania Streets. The library she began is now embodied in the north Greenwood branch of the Clearwater Public Library.
A native of Clearwater, in 1975 he became the first African American to be appointed to serve on the Florida Supreme Court. Later, he was appointed to serve on the Federal bench. Retired since 1999, he currently resides in Tallahassee.


Do you need wisdom and strength for the days ahead?
Do you long for the peace God promises, the power to perservere?
Reviewing "Lord, I Give You This Day", brought an instant feeling of comfort as I read the 366 Appointments with God in this power-packed daily devotional, by Kay Arthur. She beckons you into a deeper relationship with God, helping you discover for yourself the life-changing power of His unwavering character and unshakeable love. As each brief reading draws you into the Bible and leads you into purposeful prayer, you'll be equipped to greet each day with bold faith, confident in God's faithfulness, strength, and transforming grace. Kay says, "In the greatest trials I have faced, these were the truths that kept me in perfect peace as I took them into my heart and lived accordingly."
As I read the introduction ....
"Each brief, one page reading addresses the challenges and joys of surrendered living...."the suggestion of surrender gave me a sense of drawing my daily strength for each new day from God, and only from Him. Kay suggests that if you make the consistent practice of surrendering, you'll find your life and your relationships transformed. That sounds really good and positive.
I like the format for each day's devotion with a simple thought, confirmed by God's Word and at the end is a one or two sentence prayer, or an idea or suggestion from the author how to apply that day's devotion. The simplicity of this book will allow this book to stay at my bedside permanently. I've read many devotionals throughout my lifetime, and this little book is just right for anyone. The added bonus of this beautiful treasured book is the fact that the publishers had this book printed here in the United States. One final note, the size and smooth cover make this book so nice to hold. What a wonderful book!
You might like to click on the link http://www.scribd.com/doc/92939414/Lord-I-Give-You-This-Day-366-Appointments-with-God#.UUFLCKK0KSo to read the first chapter and find out this is a book you need.
"I received this book for free from WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group for this review."


Notes on the outcasts of poker flat
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Successfully navigating your home in the dark.
Unpacking the last box.
Staring into a fire.
When you’re sleeping and the sounds around you turn into your dreams.
Finding out what song is in that commercial.
Watching bartenders work really fast.
Laughing at a stranger with another stranger.
When you hit something with your car and there’s somehow no damage.
The smell of a library.
When someone already highlighted your text book,
The day the cafeteria serves the best food they have.
The meal you eat after a cold.
Lazing on the couch after a big holiday feast.
When the wrapping paper pattern lines up perfectly when you go to tape it.
Wearing your boyfriends’ sweatshirt.
Finally cleaning your disgustingly filthy windshield.
All the food that comes from a pig.
Seeing old people hold hands.
Haven’t been writing on here lately. Well, two jobs and school will do that to you. Oh yea and no working internet at your apartment…thanks Verizon. Well, now that I have a chance to breathe, I think I can squeeze in a few things to say.
Number one, where has the time gone? March 2011 already? Time does fly. And summer is just around the corner! If you haven’t already seen my trend report for Spring/Summer 2011, get to it!
Number two, I have been reading a few books lately and by few I mean like 6 in the past two months…it used to take me months to get through one book, let alone 6! Well, as suggested by a friend, I should do a few book reviews. So, here we go:
1. Conversations with God Books 1 & 2: Amazing book for everyone. It’s not as religious as it sounds. The first book is an introduction book. Explaining how the books will be laid out. It’s still amazing and opens your eyes to the world around you. Like I said you don’t have to be religious to read these books. Just have to have faith. The second book deals with society. Our place in it and our relationships to people around us. I give both books two thumbs up because they weren’t what I was expecting at all but they helped me nonetheless.
2. Gunn’s Golden Rules: Life’s Little Lessons for making it Work: SO FUNNY! Yet so inspiring and true. Tim Gunn has a lot of wisdom up his sleeve and this book shows what he really knows. It’s as if he is talking directly to you but not in a know it all way. So cute and just a must read if not for anything but Tim’s funny stories.
3. The Bell Jar: Incredible. Dark, funny and interesting all at the same time. Written by Sylvia Plath as one of her first and only (I think) novels. Loosely based on her life, which was interesting enough.
4. Daughter of Fortune: Great book! Great story! And in the Oprah Book Club. It’s a period novel, set in the 1800’s and written in amazing detail! So vivid and beautifully written, you easily visualize everything down to the dirt on the ground.
5. Style A to Zoe: Written by the great Rachel Zoe, it’s an introduction book to style. Anyone and everyone who has wanted to get a few tips on style or who needs a style overhaul, should pick up this book. Great pictures, amazing stories and awesome tips on everything fashion and glamour. Plus, it’s written by on e of the most successful and talented stylist in the world, so you know it’s all good advice.
6. Neon Angel: A Memoir of a Runaway: An autobiography of the Cherry Bomb herself, Cherie Curie of the Runaways, absolutely amazing and heart wrenching book! This girl has been through things I never could have imagined. All before she was 21! This sad but true story of the life of Cherie Currie and her friendship with Joan Jett, The Runaways, her family, drug abuse and her life after it all, is a great read. Keeps you on the edge of your seat, you won’t want to put it down except maybe to get out the tissues.
So there you have it. I forgot how therapeutic writing can be. Enjoy!


In This Guide
The remainder of this guide is divided into the following chapters:
- Parameter Files — XML guides you through the different parts of an XML parameter file and explains how to construct one. This chapter includes the following sub-chapters:
- Parameter Files — Text guides you through the different parts of a text parameter file and explains how to construct one. This chapter includes the following sub-chapters:
- AppendPDF Options describes the command-line options specific to AppendPDF.
- Running AppendPDF builds on the information in the previous chapters and describes running AppendPDF on the command line and provides numerous examples.
- General Options describes the general command-line options available to AppendPDF.
- Applying Standard Security describes how to apply standard Adobe® Acrobat® security to the output file.
- Automating AppendPDF offers guidelines for the more advanced users who are looking for ideas on incorporating AppendPDF into their own scripts and/or programs.
- Command Line Introduction provides a brief introduction to using command-line software on Windows and Mac OS X operating systems.
- Troubleshooting provides a quick list to check if you are getting errors and don’t know why.
- Support tells you how to contact us in case you have any problems working with our software.


From this page, you will be able to access or download
full papers and other Rorschach stuff of a specialist character.
Janette S. Caputo, The Rorschach as a Neuropsychological Instrument: Historical Precedents and Future Use. HTML version of a paper read at the 16th International Congress of Rorschach and Projective Methods, Amsterdam July 19-24, 1999.
Helge Malmgren, Moving towards the other. The relevance of Hermann Rorschach's method for the philosophy of perception. HTML version of a poster presented at the "Tucson III" conference, April 27 - May 3, 1998.Helge Malmgren, A longitudinal pilot study of the Rorschach as a neuropsychological instrument. HTML version of a paper first published in Research into Rorschach and Projective Methods, ed. A.M. Carlsson et al (Swedish Rorschach Society, Stockholm 1997). Reproduced with permission from the publisher. The text is under revision from a methodological standpoint.
Helge Malmgren, Rorschach's Idea of a "Movement" Response in the Light of Recent Philosophy and Psychology of Perception. A pdf version of the main text of a paper which appeared in Rorschachiana. Yearbook of the International Rorschach Society, volume 24 (ed. A. Andronikof-Sanglade. Hogrefe & Huber Publishers, 2000. ISBN 0-88937-226-8), pp. 1-27. Reproduced here with kind permission of the publisher.
Helge Malmgren, Colour shock - does it exist, and does it depend on colour? Summary of a presentation at the 16th International Congress of Rorschach and Projective Methods (Amsterdam, July 19-24, 1999). Pdf format.
Helge Malmgren, Bodily experience and visual art. Web version of presentation at the conference Infektio: Sykdom i estetisk och idéhistorisk perspektiv (Oslo, January 11-13, 2002).
Helge Malmgren, What is a determinant? Presentation at the 22d IRS conference, Paris 2017.
Helge Malmgren, Rorschach and the brain. Presentation at the 22d IRS conference, Paris 2017. Not yet online, ask me for the file.
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Dolly Parton, Songteller: My Life in Lyrics – memoir and songbook
Dolly Parton, Songteller: My Life in Lyrics is a landmark celebration of the remarkable life and career of a country music and pop culture legend. As told by Dolly Parton in her own inimitable words, explore the songs that have defined her journey. Illustrated throughout with previously unpublished images and memorabilia from Dolly Parton’s personal and business archives. Mining over 60 years of songwriting, Dolly Parton highlights 175 of her songs and brings readers behind the lyrics.
“I’m so thrilled to be collaborating with Chronicle Books on Songteller,” said the pop culture legend and songwriting icon. “A songteller is what I am, and this is my first-ever book of lyrics. So, I’ve revisited my memories and opened up my archives to share the stories and treasures behind them in a way I never have before. It’s a beautiful book!”
“Nobody can write a song or tell a story like Dolly Parton,” said Christine Carswell, Publisher of Chronicle Books. “And few can bring joy and speak to so many the way she can. How proud and delighted we are to celebrate the wonderful gifts she has given us with the publication of Dolly Parton, Songteller.”
Universally beloved, the recipient of numerous awards, accolades, and honors, and a book-loving philanthropist, Dolly Parton has captivated a whole new generation with a resurgence in mainstream media, from WNYC’s nine-part podcast series Dolly Parton’s America, to the Netflix anthology Heartstrings, to the “viral Dolly Parton Challenge,” which swept social media earlier this year, and has amassed over 17 million online followers.
Of course, it wouldn’t be Christmas without A Holly Dolly Christmas album!
Dolly Parton, Songteller: My Life in Lyrics – By Dolly Parton, with Robert K. Oermann
Available from Chronicle Books.
A limited, collector’s edition of Dolly Parton, Songteller is also planned in honor of the pop culture icon’s 75th birthday.
About the Author
Bryen Dunn is a freelance journalist with a focus on travel, lifestyle, entertainment and hospitality. He has an extensive portfolio of celebrity interviews with musicians, actors and other public personalities. He enjoys discovering delicious eats, tasting spirited treats, and being mesmerized by musical beats.


LIMITED EDITION BOOK
Celebrating 25 years of Knowledge Magazine in the form of a one-off 160 page book jam packed full-colour pages featuring new and classic long-form features and interviews. The brief came in two parts, firstly to create a unique logo lock-up that made use of the original magazine logo but brought in extra elements to celebrate 25 years of existence. The second part to the brief was to translate what was originally a glossy monthly magazine that was well known for being the bible of all things drum & bass into a premium feeling hard back ‘coffee table’ style book which would quickly become a collectors item.
It was important that the new lock-up was seen as an extension of the original logo whilst in keeping the premium feel of the book. The anniversary aspect of the project assisted in steering the design towards a badge or seal style lock-up. Adding the wreath, anniversary information and making use of the dots found within the original logo all achieved the results the client was looking for. Despite the intricate parts to the design it performed perfectly across multiple platforms, everything from the foil stamp treatment on the book cover to the circular social media profile images demonstrated that it could be both premium and functional.
It was easily and quickly agreed between everyone involved in the project that the format of the book should be a 10 inch square ‘record cover’ shape to act as a nod towards the nature of the content. Clean and airy layouts made up out of a balance of bold typography, white space and slick photography may be a leap away from the original layouts found inside the magazine but aligned well with the premium demands of the brief.


Writing a Research Paper
This page lists some of the stages involved in writing a library-based research paper.
Although this list suggests that there is a simple, linear process to writing such a paper, the actual process of writing a research paper is often a messy and recursive one, so please use this outline as a flexible guide.
- Discovering, Narrowing, and Focusing a Researchable Topic
- Finding, Selecting, and Reading Sources
- Grouping, Sequencing, and Documenting Information
- Writing an Outline and a Prospectus for Yourself
- Writing the Introduction
- Writing the Body
- Writing the Conclusion
- Revising the Final Draft
Discovering, Narrowing, and Focusing a Researchable Topic
- Try to find a topic that truly interests you
- Try writing your way to a topic
- Talk with your course instructor and classmates about your topic
- Pose your topic as a question to be answered or a problem to be solved
Finding, Selecting, and Reading Sources
You will need to look at the following types of sources:
- library catalog, periodical indexes, bibliographies, suggestions from your instructor
- primary vs. secondary sources
- journals, books, other documents
Grouping, Sequencing, and Documenting Information
The following systems will help keep you organized:
- a system for noting sources on bibliography cards
- a system for organizing material according to its relative importance
- a system for taking notes
Writing an Outline and a Prospectus for Yourself
Consider the following questions:
- What is the topic?
- Why is it significant?
- What background material is relevant?
- What is my thesis or purpose statement?
- What organizational plan will best support my purpose?
Writing the Introduction
In the introduction you will need to do the following things:
- present relevant background or contextual material
- define terms or concepts when necessary
- explain the focus of the paper and your specific purpose
- reveal your plan of organization
Writing the Body
- Use your outline and prospectus as flexible guides
- Build your essay around points you want to make (i.e., don't let your sources organize your paper)
- Integrate your sources into your discussion
- Summarize, analyze, explain, and evaluate published work rather than merely reporting it
- Move up and down the "ladder of abstraction" from generalization to varying levels of detail back to generalization
Writing the Conclusion
- If the argument or point of your paper is complex, you may need to summarize the argument for your reader.
- If prior to your conclusion you have not yet explained the significance of your findings or if you are proceeding inductively, use the end of your paper to add your points up, to explain their significance.
- Move from a detailed to a general level of consideration that returns the topic to the context provided by the introduction.
- Perhaps suggest what about this topic needs further research.
Revising the Final Draft
- Check overall organization: logical flow of introduction, coherence and depth of discussion in body, effectiveness of conclusion.
- Paragraph level concerns: topic sentences, sequence of ideas within paragraphs, use of details to support generalizations, summary sentences where necessary, use of transitions within and between paragraphs.
- Sentence level concerns: sentence structure, word choices, punctuation, spelling.
- Documentation: consistent use of one system, citation of all material not considered common knowledge, appropriate use of endnotes or footnotes, accuracy of list of works cited.
Sample Outline #2
Title: The FederalistPapers’ Influence on the Ratification of the Constitution
Thesis: The Federalist Papers influenced the ratification of the Constitution by making some of their most important arguments, including the importance of being in a Union by having a Constitution, answering to the objections made by the Anti-federalists about separation of powers, and defending opposing arguments made against the characteristics of the executive and judicial branch as provided in the Constitution.
a. Describe The Federalist Papers are and when they started
b. Thesis:The Federalist influenced the ratification of the Constitution by making some of their most important arguments, including the importance of being in a Union by having a Constitution, answering to the objections made by the Anti-federalists about separation of powers, and defending opposing arguments made against the characteristics of the executive and judicial branch as provided in the Constitution.
a. State when The Federalist was printed and published.
b. Discuss the intentions and purposes of The Federalist.
III. Argument for the benefit of a
a. A would guard against external dangers
b. A would guard against internal dangers
A. The “extended sphere” argument about how it will control factions. (Federalist 10)
IV. Argument of the problem with complete separation of powers
a. Anti-federalists wanted a complete separation of the judicial, executive, and legislative branches
b. The Federalist said the maxim of complete separation of powers is misunderstood. (Montesquieu)
c. The branches need some limited power of the other branches to protect themselves from encroachment of the other branches (Federalist 51)
A. The branches need to have the interests of maintaining their powers, and not letting the other branches take that away.
V. Argument for a single executive, and against a plural executive
a. Anti-federalists didn’t want a single executive, too much like a monarch
b. The Federalist need the executive to be “energetic” and a plural executive would make this impossible (Federalist 70)
A. It would take too long for the people in the executive position to make decision in an emergency, because they might disagree.
B. In a plural executive, it is hard to tell who is responsible for a wrongdoing because they can all blame each other, so a single executive would lead to more responsible behavior
VI. Argument in favor of judicial review and terms of good behavior for judges
a. Anti-federalists didn’t like judicial review and the term of good behavior
b. The Federalist argued that judicial review was necessary to protect the judicial branch from the Legislature.
c. A term of good behavior was necessary to get qualified people for the positions; it would also give them time to develop knowledge.
b. The dates of the ratification of the Constitution by the States
c. The Federalist’s influence beyond the ratification


Story Book Party Scavenger Hunt
The story book party scavenger hunt is the perfect addition to your book themed party games. It also makes an excellent classroom or library activity because it is not just mega fun, it is also educational! Most scavenger hunt offers a list of different objects for the player to find or locate. In this printable scavenger hunt each child / team is assigned a different young readers book (10 classic books in all) and they must find the four picture cards that go with that book - cards are color coordinated.
On the back of each picture card they will find a piece of a puzzle. When they put all four pieces together it will form a letter -when all the players puts their letters together it will form a word. The word will tell them where to find the hidden treasure. You decide what that word will be so you are able to play this game anywhere!
Duration: about 30 minutes
This game comes in a ready-to-print PDF file.


I am bringing you my readers a great book that I feel will be an interesting read.
I just finished reading Killing Jesus, a historical (not religious) look at the life of Jesus of Nazareth, our Lord and Savior. Do not be put off by the books author many don’t know but Bill O’Reilly was a history teacher and an accomplished historian.
This book is full of interesting facts some which I was unaware. For those that are Christians I feel this book will bring a greater understanding of our faith from a historical point of view.
Yes I know we just started the season of Advent and are looking forward to celebrating the Manager but the Manager and the Cross go hand in hand. Go out and read this book or get the audio book and I really think you’ll get some good knowledge.


Maslow, Abraham "Personality Problems and Personality Growth" In C. Moustakas (Ed.)
The Self Harper & Brothers(1956)
Maslow, Abraham "Defense and Growth" Merrill-Palmer Quarterly #3(1956) p.36-47
Maslow, Abraham "A Philosophy of Psychology" Main Currents #13(1956) p.27-32
Maslow, Abraham "Power Relationships and Patterns of Personal Development" In A.
Kornhauser (Ed.)Problems of Power in American Democracy Wayne University
Maslow, Abraham & J. Bossom "Security of Judges as a Factor in Impressions of Warmth
in Others" Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology #55(1957) p.147-148
Maslow, Abraham "Two Kinds of Cognition and Their Integration" General Semantics
Bulletin # 20 & 21(1957) p.17-22
Maslow, Abraham "Emotional Blocks to Creativity" Journal of Individual Psychology
Maslow, Abraham "Psychological Data and Human Values" In A.H. Maslow, (Ed.)
New Knowledge in Human Values Harper & Bros.(1959) p.51-56
Maslow, Abraham "Creativity in Self-actualizing People" In H.H. Anderson, (Ed.)
Creativity & Its Cultivation Harper & Bros.(1959) p.51-56
Maslow, Abraham "Cognition of Being in the Peak Experiences" Journal of Genetic
Psychology #94(1959) p.43-46
Maslow, Abraham "Mental Health and Religion" In Religion, Science and Mental
Health, Academy of Religion and Mental Health New York University Press(1959)
Maslow, Abraham "Critique of Self-actualization. I. Some Dangers of Being-cognition"
Journal of Individual Psychology #15(1959) p.24-32
Maslow, Abraham &R. Diaz-Guerrero "Juvenile Delinquency as a Value Disturbance"
In J. Peatman & E. Hartley (Eds.)Festschrift for Gardner Murphy Harper(1960) p.43-46
Maslow, Abraham "Remarks on Existentialism and Psychology" Existentialist Inquiries
Maslow, Abraham "Resistance to Being Rubricized" In B. Kaplan and S. Wapner (Eds.)
Perspectives in Psychological Theory, Essays in Honor of Heinz Werner
International Universities Press(1960)
Maslow, Abraham, H. Rand & S. Newman "Some Parallels between the Dominance
and Sexual Behavior of Monkeys and the Fantasies of Patients in Psychotherapy"
Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease #131(1960) p.202-212
Maslow, Abraham "Health as Transcendence of the Environment"
Journal of Humanistic Psychology #1(1961) p.1-7
Maslow, Abraham "Peak-experiences as Acute Identity Experiences"
American Journal of Psychoanalysis #121(1961) p.254-260
Maslow, Abraham "Eupsychia--The Good Society"
Journal of Humanistic Psychology #2(1961) p.1-11
Maslow, Abraham "Are Our Publications and Conventions Suitable for the Personal Sciences?"
American Psychologist #16(1961) p.318-319
Maslow, Abraham "Comments on Skinner's Attitude to Science" Daedalus #90(1961)
Maslow, Abraham "Some Frontier Problems in Mental Health" In Combs, A. (Ed.)
Personality Theory and Counseling Practice University of Florida Press(1961)
Maslow, Abraham "Some Basic Propositions of a Growth and Self-actualization Psychology"
In Combs, A. (Ed.) Perceiving, Behaving, Becoming: A new focus for Education.
1962 Yearbook of Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development Washington, D.C.(1962)
Maslow, Abraham "Book Review: John Schaar, Escape from Authority"
Humanist #22(1962) p.34-35
Maslow, Abraham "Lessons from the Peak-experiences"
Journal of Humanistic Psychology #2(1962) p.9-18
Maslow, Abraham "Notes on Being-psychology"
Journal of Humanistic Psychology #2(1961) p.47-71
Maslow, Abraham "Was Adler a Disciple of Freud?"
Journal of Individual Psychology #18(1961) p.125
Maslow, Abraham "Summary Comments: Symposium on Human Values" In Solomon, L. (Ed.)
WBSI Report No.17, Summer Notes on Social Psychology of Industry and Management, Non-Linear Systems, Inc. Del Mar,CA(1962) p.41-44
Maslow, Abraham "The Need to Know and the Fear of Knowing"
Journal of General Psychology #68(1963) p.111-125
Maslow, Abraham "The Creative Attitude" The Structurist #3(1963) p.4-10
Maslow, Abraham "Fusion of Facts and Values"
American Journal of Psychoanalysis #23(1963) p.117-131
Maslow, Abraham "Criteria for Judging Needs to be Instinctoid"
Proceedings of 1963 International Congress of Psychology
Amsterdam: North Holland Publishers(1963) p.86-87
Maslow, Abraham "Further Notes on Being-psychology"
Journal of Humanistic Psychology #3(1963) p.86-87


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The Naomi Wolf speeches look at the many aspects of feminism and its role in society today. Wolf is an American author and political consultant.
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