Fuller continues her Amish Mail-Order Brides of Birch Creek series with the story of Margaret, the youngest of four sisters who journeys to Birch Creek to stay with her aunt and uncle to avoid the temptations of English life [p. 1-14]. She also wants to get away from her mother, who she feels she is always disappointing. Despite her resolve against marrying, Margaret is drawn to Owen Bontrager, a hard-working farmer who is set to inherit his family’s farm [p. 48]. Owen’s work ethic and enjoyment of learning inspire Margaret to pursue studying herbal remedies [p. 34 ff]. Owen’s father insists that he works too hard and requires him to take a vacation and begin dating, which Owen resists. He is determined not to relive the years of his childhood when food was scarce [p. 20] and has difficulty giving up control [p. 50-58]. As he and Margaret develop a friendship, they help each other grow in their faith and learn to trust God, as well as each other. A parallel romance between Rhoda, a middle-aged woman whose abusive husband, Emmanuel/ Lester, purportedly disappeared, and widowed innkeeper Loren [p. 22 ff], is captivating and offers a deeper level of intrigue; however, readers will have to wait for the next installment in the series to discover how their stories will be concluded [p. 282]. Fuller’s characters are more fully fleshed out and complex in this novel than the first. This is a charming inspirational romance with themes of forgiveness, redemption, and new beginnings sure to delight Fuller’s fans. A resounding 5 stars!
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Other E-Learning Resources
Books in print:
Build a Great Drupal Website with Your New Theme from TopNotch Themes.
A free .pdf download at: http://www.topnotchthemes.com/files/TopNotchThemes-basics-guide.pdf
(This .pdf is a large file and takes a while to download. Please be patient.)
Building Online Communities with Drupal, PHPBB, and WordPress, by Robert Douglass. Excellent introduction to three free applications. Enough detailed instruction to get you started.
Fundamentals of Photography: The Essential Handbook for Both Digital and Film Cameras, by Tom Ang. A wide introduction to photographic equipment and techniques. Many photo illustrations.
Grokking the Gimp, by Carey Bunks. A detailed, illustrated guide to using the Gnu Image Manipulation Program, a free graphics editor comparable in many ways to Photoshop.
How to Do Everything with HTML, by James Pence. An HTML and CSS primer that takes you from the basics to advanced techniques.
HTML for the World Wide Web, by Elizabeth Castro. Excellent illustrated, step-by-step guide to writing HTML and CSS code.
Making Documentary Films and Videos, by Barry Hampe. Not written for home movie shooters, this book offers guidance to serious film makers. Nevertheless, makers of YouTube short films may still glean some good pointers from it.
Managing Online Forums, by Patrick O’Keefe. Not very technical. Sound advice about organizing and administering, including how to raise money through online forums.
Photoshop CS5 Digital Classroom, by Jennifer Smith. Comes with CD study materials to compliment the step-by-step guidance in the book. One of the best respected how-to books for Photoshop.
Online E-Learning resources:
Posts on CMSes (Content Management Systems):
On HTML and CSS coding:
On stock photo online companies:
Helps for photographers:
On learning your way around social networks:
Review of Ning.com, where you can set up your own social network
Reviews of Flickr.com, a huge photographers’ social network
Reviews of Shutterfly.com, an online printing company
Collages.net, for excellent and modestly priced photo book printing
An Introduction to Cygwin: Enables users to run Linux commands in a terminal on a Windows computer.
Three excellent hosting companies, reviewed:


Like most book-lovers I have a small (well maybe not so small) pile of unread books in the corner of my room. By the time I’ve read one book, somehow three new books have appeared. So in order to get this pile to shrink (and maybe even dissapear) I’ve decided to start a monthly to-be-read list. As I’m a very goal oriented person, I hope that this will inspire me to finish more books. This will mean that at the beginning of each month I will post a small list of books I would like to read. After a month has passed I will post an update on which books I finished and what I thought of them. I will try to read one book, one comic and one manga and perhaps more if I have the time. With this in mind, let’s take a look at the to-be-read list for November.
Book: Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children.
This is a book that I started last month, because I wanted to finish it before the movie came out. Unfortunately this did not happen which is why I haven’t seen the movie yet. So no spoilers please :). I do hope that I get to finish this book before december, because I would love to read a Christmas story during december.
Miss Peregrine’s home for peculiar children is a story about Jacob who decides to visit this old Children’s home where his grandpa used to live. However, once he starts exploring this children’s home it becomes clear that there is more to the story then Jacob originally thought.
Comic: Bee and Puppycat Vol. 2
I absolutely loved Bee and Puppycat vol.1. So when I saw vol. 2 in Copenhagen I was really excited. Unfortunately books in Copenhagen are very expensive. So I ended up paying too much for this comic. I will definitely order the next volume online again.
Bee and puppycat is about a girl named Bee and a small animal named puppycat. This volume is a collection of short stories about their adventures in their everyday life. The art is very beautiful. I love the pastel colours ❤ and I love the overall magical feeling of these stories. It is very inspirational for me.
Manga: Sailor Moon Vol. 6
The last book that I want to read this month is Sailor Moon vol. 6. I read the first 5 volumes a long time ago and volume 6 has been a part of my to-read pile for months. Finally I’ll be able to continue with this amazing serie.
I’m sure that almost everyone knows the story of Sailor Moon. However, if you don’t know it then here is a very short explanation. Usagi Tsukino is a highschool student who turns out to be a magical girl/moon princess. She needs to protect the solar system with the help of her cat named Luna and her friends, the Sailor Senshi. I love the art in Sailor Moon. It looks beautiful and magical and the covers always look amazing.
These are the three books that I will be reading this month. Hopefully this will spark my love for reading again. Please let me know in the comments which stories you will be reading this month and I’ll talk to you soon.


Thoughts on “In the Wake of the Storm: Living Beyond the Tragedy of Flight 4184” written by Terri Severin:
When I found out there was a book written about the plane crash on Halloween night in 1994 near Roselawn, Indiana, I needed to read it. For most people, that night 20 years ago was but a blip in their everyday life, as it was mine. Tragedy happens every day, and to take each horrifying event and make it your own would be too debilitating.
As the G.M. of the cemetery described in the book, I have always been curious about the special section set aside as a memorial to those poor souls who put their trust in that airlines to see that they would get to their destination safely. Although the events portrayed in Ms. Severin’s account of that day and the many difficult days, weeks, months and yes, years after the crash happened 12 years before I was hired at the cemetery, I needed to read her words.
I have read some of the greatest works of both fiction and non-fiction writers over the years, from Tolstoy to James Patterson, and from Sherlock Holmes to Dr. Zeus. None of their books have had the impact on me that “In the Wake of the Storm” has. Perhaps it is because there are mortal remains from that night here at our cemetery, or perhaps because of all the names on a beautiful granite monument that signify so much more than chiseled letters on stone, or the fact that I had the honor of meeting the author , but her work impresses.
Besides being a difficult story to write because of her personal relationships with the victims (sister and nephew among those who perished that night), the writing itself felt like it was inspired from a place greater than from the mind of a mere mortal. The pages begged to be turned as the deaths of so many were tragic as an event, and horrible for the survivors emotions, which were constantly being shredded from so many directions…from airline officials to government officials…and lawyers who smelled money instead of the fear and loss of so many who were left behind.
The book is written with eloquence and grace when it could have been filled with hate and spite and animosity if written by anyone but the supernaturally inspired Terri Severin. All of her points were on point. Her patience and investigative abilities combined with her need to protect the future of her surviving nephew took her places that most of us would never have dared tread. Along the line, she became the advocate for all the passengers on that ill-fated flight and for all of us who will ever buy a ticket to get from point A to Point B via air in the future.
Her book would be an award winner if written as a fictional piece because the details and events are portrayed in such a way that completely captures the attention of a reader and does not let go ‘til the very end. But it is not a fictional account which makes the story even more gripping. There are parts to the story that will suck the breath out of a reader and one page in particular that can cause a reader to bleed from the soul. Although nobody can really know what another person feels, whether happy or sad, her story makes even the most callous among us “feel something” in ways that we wish we never want to feel.
There is no happy ending to her book. How could there be? So many families lives changed forever when it was not necessary does not make for a happy tale. Yet, my take-away from this book is that love trumps everything, that purpose pursued to an end is important and that even one single human on a mission can change the world.
I am sorry that such a book needed to be written, but I am also blessed to have been in the presence of genius as I turned each page with anticipation, sympathy, and empathy. The story depicted in this masterpiece must be experienced to understand even some of what every man, woman and child experiences when faced with the loss of a loved one, whether on an individual basis or in a mass tragedy. Terri Severin reveals the despicable underbelly so many departments and agencies and groups that were involved in the aftermath of the crash, while honoring the outstanding and caring work of first responders and many other considerate and loving individuals she met as she unraveled the puzzle of why simple thoughtfulness was not offered as standard operating procedure after a plane goes down.
Needless to say, I highly recommend that this important book be read by everyone and be reprinted for eternity to let all who dare explore such disasters know that the prevention of the loss of real people should be their motivation. When we all get away from the numbers game and look into the face of each Patrick, or Patricia or Hank or Thomas and know that, but for the grace of God… well, read the book and you be the judge. As for me, I thank Terri Severin for having the courage to gather the facts through her own sorrow and suffering, and leave us all a little better off for her willingness to get involved.
To buy a copy of this book, stop in at Calumet Park Cemetery at the corner of 73rd and Taft in Merrillville.


This section is useful if you already have the HiPay Marketplace cash-out integration for Mirakl installed on your server and want to update it. Please remember that the HiPay Marketplace cash-out integration for Mirakl project relies on a core library which is named HiPay Marketplace cash-out library for Mirakl. You can either update the full project or the core library only. In most cases, you will only need to update the core library. Only update the full project if new versions contain features you need or on the recommendation of HiPay’s Business IT Services. Both procedures are documented below.
Core library update procedureGo to the root directory of the project (where composer.json is) and run the following command:
$ composer update hipay/hipay-wallet-cashout-mirakl-library. This will install the new version of the HiPay Marketplace cash-out integration for Mirakl and its core library. The output should look like:
Loading composer repositories with package information Updating dependencies (including require-dev) - Updating hipay/hipay-wallet-cashout-mirakl-library Checking out 2f7f50131839e6c568b9a903ba7e31c6c5fc8847
Full project update procedureFor more safety, it is highly recommended to make a daily backup of your database. There are 3 different ways to perform a full project update.
Update through the GUI projectPlease see the dashboard article. Please note: update through GUI requires that the “Github token” setting has been set. Please refer to this section to set your GitHub token.
Update through command lineYou can update your application by running the following command:
$ php bin/console app:updateThe command will perform the following actions:
- Back up current project files,
- Back up database (schema & data),
- Update project files with the latest source,
- Update dependencies,
- Update database schema.
- Make a backupMake sure you have a backup before updating the full project. You may copy the full project directory if you’re not sure. For example, if your project directory is named hipay_mirakl:
$ cp -R hipay_mirakl hipay_mirakl_backup
- Check if Git is initializedGo to the root directory of the project (where composer.json is) and check if there is a .git directory by running the following command:
$ ls -al .gitThe output should look like:
drwxr-xr-x 8 root root 4096 May 4 08:16 . drwxr-xr-x 10 root root 4096 May 4 08:13 .. -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 41 May 4 08:13 HEAD drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 May 4 08:13 branches -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 227 May 4 08:16 config -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 73 May 4 08:13 description drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 May 4 08:13 hooks ...If you get an output like this, go to the next section (“Update the project”). If you get an error message like:
ls: cannot access .git: No such file or directoryrun the following commands to initialize Git:
$ git initand
$ git remote add origin https://github.com/hipay/hipay-wallet-cashout-mirakl-integration
- Update the projectFirst, fetch the new tags available:
$ git fetchThen, determine the version number to which you want to upgrade. Check out the releases page for more information. When upgrading to a major version (example: from v1.x.x to v2.x.x), make sure that you know the upgrading details. Do not hesitate to contact HiPay’s Business IT Services on our Support Center if you need more information. You can check the version of your installation by typing
cat composer.json | grep version. You should get an output similar to: “version”: “2.0.3”. When you have determined the version number to which you want to upgrade, run the following command, replacing xxx by the version number:
$ git checkout tags/xxx --forceFor example, if you want to update to version 2.1.0, you will have tags/2.1.0.
- Install the dependenciesInstall the dependencies using Composer:
$ composer installIf new parameters were added to the project, you will be asked to provide values for them.
- Update the databaseGo to the project directory:
$ cd hipay_miraklRun the following command:
$ php bin/console orm:schema-tool:update --dump-sql --force
- Change permissionsRun the following commands:
$ chmod 777 /var/log/hipay.logand
$ chmod 777 -R var/
- Recover vendor logs (optional)If there are existing vendors in the database but no logs linked to them, you can generate logs by running the following command:
$ php bin/console logs:vendors:recoverYou may check if the upgrade was successful by trying a simple command, for example:
$ php bin/console vendor:process "7 days ago"


The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 covers a wide range of recommendations for making Web content more accessible. Following these guidelines will make content more accessible to a wider range of people with disabilities.
Don’t let this overwhelm you — accessibility can be a straightforward exercise, especially when you consider it right from the start!
The UK Government created a series of "Dos and Don’ts" posters as a way of approaching accessibility from a design perspective. They are an excellent, simple and straightforward resource that breaks down designing for accessibility.
Click the following links to download these poster sets directly to your computer or device:
Accessible Design Dos And Donts Poster Set*
Accessible Design Research: Who To Involve When Poster*
Designing Accessible Resources Poster Set*
*If the automatic download does not work, try right-clicking the link and opening it in a new tab.
Many website-building platforms offer support and tools to make your website more accessible. For example, Squarespace has an article on their support website describing some ways to improve your site’s accessibility. You may also consult the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1.
Start by having a conversation with your web designer, or reading over the options of the various website builders, to make sure you aren’t leaving any of your audience behind.
Web Accessibility offers some great tips on how to develop a more accessible website.
BBC My Web My Way has how to guides and resources to make the web easier to use for users.
In the BBC Future Media Accessibility Standards and Guidelines, BBC outlines the requirements and recommendations necessary for ensuring their digital products are accessible to the widest possible audience. A really great reference tool for you to base your own practices on.
Creative Users Projects is a cultural connector and sector builder of disability arts and accessible curatorial practice. Their website has some very cool accessibility features and they also have a great resource list. Check them out!
Developing an accessible online document is a helpful way to ensure that all people reviewing and reading the document can do so with ease and clarity.
There are ways to create accessible PDF’s. In your edit tab, you will find an Accessibility tab that takes you to features to help make the document accessible.
Note: if a PDF is scanned, you will have to perform what is called an Optical Character Recognition (OCR) so that the image will be converted to actual characters. This feature allows you to add descriptions to tags and photos.
There are also ways to create an accessible Microsoft Word document. Using a style in your document is helpful for screen readers to understand where the headings are and what the most important information is, etc. Proper headings and spacing is important when it comes to formatting your page. You can set your headings in a word document under “Styles” in the Home tab. In Word, it is also helpful to create a table of contents, which should include all headings you outlined in the document. You can also program text attached to a photo, which is very helpful for the reader; this can be done when you right click and “format picture.”
What is the alt-text for? W3 describes it very well, but in brief, the alt attribute is defined in a set of tags (namely, img, area and optionally for input and applet) to allow you to provide a text equivalent for the object. In other words, alt text describes the function of each visual.
There is an excellent Guide to the Alt-Text Field by Phase2 that explains how to best use Alt-Text for your photos, logos and designs.
Live content and recorded content with can be captioned in order to make audio components accessible to d/Deaf or hard-of-hearing audiences.
Captions assume the viewer cannot hear. Closed captions are different than subtitles, which assume that the audience can hear the audio, but need the dialogue provided in text form as well. Closed captioning assumes an audience cannot hear the audio and needs a text description of what they would otherwise be hearing.
A by-product of closed captions is the transcript created. Caption transcripts can be used for archives and web pages, or for translation into other language subtitles and voice-overs.
The difference between closed captioning vs open captioning is based on user control. Closed caption encoding allows the user to turn the captions on or off on offline videos. Open caption encoding burns the captions into the video, and whether the video is published online or offline, users can’t turn the captions off. Open captions are useful in situations where play-back technology doesn't allow for "side-car" files like closed captions to be uploaded.
Canada's closed captions quality standards are based on 4 principles: accuracy and monitoring, responsibility, consistency, and clarity. These captioning standards apply to pre-recorded, live, and near-live video programming.
- Captions accurately match the spoken words in the audio to the fullest extent possible. This includes preserving any slang or accents in the content and adding the non-speech elements.
- Captions carry the responsibility to preserve the meaning and intent of the program even in editing. Editing of captions should be used as a last resort, andonly to ensure comprehension.
- Captions use a consistent approach to the style, format, placement, description, speaker, designation, rate of display, and so on, within each program.
- Captions give a clear complete and true rendering of program audio: identify who is speaking, include non-speech information, and keep descriptions simple.
There are a lot of considerations and protocols around closed captioning. 3PlayMedia has compiled an excellent article on Captioning Standards . It includes this graphic of Captioning Guides from the Described and Captioned Media Program (DCMP) pictured below:
You might not have the time to do closed captions yourself. Here are some companies that offer live captioning, closed caption and transcription services:
- Trint is a subscription transcription service. Their speech-to-text platform makes any audio and video searchable, editable and shareable.
- Otter.ai is a transcription service with three pricing levels; Basic (which is free), Pro, and Business. The Basic plan comes with 600 mins of transcription minutes a month, with a maximum of 40 mins/recording session.
- Rev provides a variety of on-demand services with a fee-per-minute model. They also have an hourly rate for live captionning on a digital meeting platform like Zoom.
Some excellent examples of excellent accessibly designed websites. Notably, both CreativeUsers and the DATT feature accessibility toolbars, where users can adjust how the website looks and operates in order to suit their access needs.


In another land in another time, where savagery and sorcery ruled...Where every day was a brutal fight for survival...There was Mandor The Savage!
In a hidden tribe deep in the jungle or a strange world, Mandor the Savage decides to leave his tribe and explore the strange world around him, which is uncharted to them. His tribe protest, warning him that the world is a wicked place and he might not like what he finds. He welcomes the challenge, bored with the day to day routine of his people. He craves adventure and conquest!
Upon venturing out into the world, He finds a beautiful young woman under attack by a horrible monster. Mandor springs into action and fights the monster and wins. The woman turns out to be a sorceress. She tells him a tale of a forbidden Castle of the Dead, which no one but ghosts live and that a demon from another dimension has violated their world in an attempt to gain entrance into the castle, steal it's power and make him an unstoppable, evil God.
She notes the goodness and bravery in Mandor's heart and rewards him with special magic gauntlets, chest piece and a magic Axe to make him the most feared warrior in this evil land and fight for the good by appointing him protector of the Castle of the Dead. As long as he his pure, the garments will bring him the power of strongest man in the land and he Axe will always kill.
But soon the demon learns of this of this development and summons strange and unusual creatures and warriors, each with a unique ability to challenge Mandor, to his mountain fortress. With Mandor destroyed, He can take over the Castle of the Dead and rule the universe.
As Mandor travels, he comes across a kingdom not yet destroyed by the Demon's power. There he learns that he is really a prince to this land, and that as a child he was kidnapped from his rightful home by a band of gypsies, which turns out to be his tribe from all these years. A secret he never knew. A secret that angers him. A secret that will force him to rethink all he has known.
Now Mandor, who left his tribe thirsty for battle must decide to accept his new destiny or get revenge on the tribe that robbed him of his parents.
Did the woman sorcerer choose the right warrior to save the universe in it's darkest hour? Will Mandor's lust for battle be his undoing? What secrets are in the Castle of the Dead? Will the Demon use Mandor's desire for revenge against him? Will Mandor's savage upbringing hurt him or save him? Can Mandor defeat the Demon's Tribunal Of Terror of strange warriors from across the galaxy?
Only Mandor The Savage can choose his violent destiny! Let everyone else pray they survive it!
A film filled with monsters, bloody fights, revenge, brutality and more in the first Earl L. Luckes production to team up with Italian filmmakers! Destined to be the ultimate Barbarian film ever made!


We invite you to join us for a general PTSA meeting this Wednesday, January 27th at 7:00 p.m. in the Dimmitt Library. The agenda includes the Founder’s Day Dinner & Auction, Dimmitt Community Showcase, Club Grants & Teacher Funds, and potential fundraisers.
ASB (Associated Student Body) could use a few parent volunteers to make popcorn at their Winter Festival Dance this Thursday, January 28th from 2:45 – 4:00 p.m. Please email firstname.lastname@example.org if you are interested and available.
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The Bone Season by Samantha Shannon
Synopsis via Goodreads: It is the year 2059. Several major world cities are under the control of a security force called Scion. Paige Mahoney works in the criminal underworld of Scion London, part of a secret cell known as the Seven Seals. The work she does is unusual: scouting for information by breaking into others’ minds. Paige is a dreamwalker, a rare kind of clairvoyant, and in this world, the voyants commit treason simply by breathing.
But when Paige is captured and arrested, she encounters a power more sinister even than Scion. The voyant prison is a separate city—Oxford, erased from the map two centuries ago and now controlled by a powerful, otherworldly race. These creatures, the Rephaim, value the voyants highly—as soldiers in their army.
Paige is assigned to a Rephaite keeper, Warden, who will be in charge of her care and training. He is her master. Her natural enemy. But if she wants to regain her freedom, Paige will have to learn something of his mind and his own mysterious motives.
The Bone Season introduces a compelling heroine—a young woman learning to harness her powers in a world where everything has been taken from her. It also introduces an extraordinary young writer, with huge ambition and a teeming imagination. Samantha Shannon has created a bold new reality in this riveting debut.
The first two chapter of this book were in fact confusing, but how else do you build a new world up this well? Samantha Shannon has made a fantastic world, I don't know why people find this to be a fault in the book. That was one of the main reasons I loved it! I learned so many new things from this book. It was glorious!
Paige Mahoney is a dreamwalker. She is part of a crime gang in London 2059. She is known as the Pale Dreamer, and XX-59-40. Dreamwalkers are a type of clairvoyant (voyant). Being one allows you to enter other people dreamscapes and sense their auras. Any type of Voyant are at risk of arrest since it is illegal for them to exist. She is a member of the Seven Seals, a crime gang consisting of all types of voyants, and her friends. When she accendentily uses her ability to kill a guard, she is sent to a voyant prison controlled by creatures called Rephiams or Rephs. She is assinged to a keeper named Arcturus or "Warden". She is the first human "tenant" he has ever taken in. She is to live with him at Mageldan and train with him. He treats her way better than the other voyants are treated by their masters. She hates it their and she hates him too. She is not the only one either.
This voyant prison is located in the lost city of Oxford, where vicious fires and contamination warnings kept everyone out. That is what everyone had been told. A long time ago, there had even been a rebellion against the Sargas, or the leaders. The blood-sovereign was currently in control, and she was betrothed to the blood-consort a.k.a Arctures or Warden. The rebellion wasn't just the human voyants agains the Sargas, it was Rephs too. They failed miserabley and the city was destroyed by buzzers (horrible creatures who will eat any flesh and take habitat in the woods).
Now, many people are once again tired of the imprisonment, including a handful of Rephs. Paige finds out soon enough that not all the Rephs are bad, in fact, they even save her life a few times.
Paige was such a strong heroine! I found her gift so interesting. I loved her relationship with the other members of the Seven Seals and Arcturus. I really loved hot, mysterious Arcturus and his story. I found myself yelling at the book, "KISS ALREADY!" Whether or not they do, you'll have to read to find out ;). I thought the other characters, including the side characters, to tell their own story and be "side characters" all at once. This book made me smile, laugh, cry, and scream. It was perfection. I gave it a full five stars. I'll be waiting impatiently until January 27 for the sequel.


This guide is for Bunto contributors and maintainers. These special people contribute to one or more of Bunto’s repositories or help merge the contributions of others. You may find what is written here interesting, but it’s definitely not for everyone.
Hello! This is where we document various processes for maintaining Bunto. Being a maintainer for any Bunto project is a big responsibility, so we put together some helpful documentation for various tasks you might do as a maintainer.
- Affinity teams & their captains
- Triaging and issue
- Reviewing a pull request
- Merging a pull request
- Avoiding burnout
- Special Labels
Interested in becoming a maintainer? Here is some documentation for contributors:


'The thorns taught me the game.
They let me understand what all those grim and serious men who’ve fought the Hundred War have yet to learn. You can only win the game when you understand that it is a game. Let a man play chess, and tell him that every pawn is his friend. Let him think both bishops holy. Let him remember happy days in the shadows of his castles. Let him love his queen. Watch him lose them all. '
Mark Lawrence's bloody début The Prince of Thorns is the opening novel in the 'Broken Empire' trilogy. Set in the 'Broken Kingdom' a land governed by Knights, Lords, Kings and an Emperor, a brutal land that has risen from the ashes of an atomic war that pushed mankind to the edge of extinction.
Lawrence follows the story of Jorg, a young Prince of the kingdom of Ancrath whose childhood is cruelly ended when his mother and elder brother are murdered before his eyes. His indirect path to seek vengeance is the main driving force of the narrative. Jorg unburdens himself of his morality so that he can do what others cannot and live without fear. Jorg uses all the tools he has at his disposal: his few friends, his road-brothers, and his youth to gain the advantage in seemingly impossible situations. It is Jorg's age that makes his violent acts disturbing to a modern reader, in a society where we strive to protect our children from the realities of life it is shocking that a child is exposed to, and flourishes, in this extremely violent society.
The reader is taken on Jorg's path of vengeance by Jorg himself as the story is written as a first person narrative. By writing the story in the first person, Lawrence gives the reader a sense that the land of the 'Broken Kingdom' is richly steeped in history, politics and intrigue without getting the reader lost in the detail. If details don't concern Jorg they don't concern the reader. This leaves the reader with tantalising questions about the land, its people and its history that will, hopefully, be answered in later books. I personally would have preferred more description of the areas and people as I felt that the story moved from one setting to another very quickly, which at times left me feeling slightly alienated.
Overall, I enjoyed The Prince of Thorns, the lack of descriptive text left me feeling like I wasn't connecting with the supporting characters which, I suppose, was Lawrence's intention as we are seeing the story from this prospective Jorg, who has learnt at a young age to cut out all of his emotions.
If you want a fast-paced post-apocalyptic-medieval-fantasy novel then this is definitely worth a look. It's a good read but probably not a novel that I would re-read anytime soon and because of that I will give it 3/5 Jester's cap and bells.


The CD "Kadenza" dedicated to Sofía Gubaidulina, on the way to the Gramophone Awards
The British Gramophone Magazine, one of the most prestigious classic music magazines in the world, has selected the disc Kadenza as one of the ten CD's that compose the so called Editor's Choice in his April issue. This selection supposes the prelude of the Gramophone Awards, which the magazine gives annually. Named often the "Oscars" of the classic music, these prizes are the most prestigious of all those who are given in the record industry in the area of the classic music.
In this issue, "Kadenza" shares nomination with a recording dedicated to Rautavaara and produced by the Helsinki Philarmonic Orchestra; a disc that gathers Tchaikovsky's works, recorded by the Orchestre National du Capitole of Toulouse and conducted by Tugan Sokhiev; and a monographic dedicated to Lutoslawski and interpreted by the BBC Symphonic Orchestra, conducted by Edward Gardiner. It is undoubtedly about first level publications by orchestras and conductors.
The accordionist Iñaki Alberdi and the cellist Asier Polo lead together with a group of chamber of the Symphonic Orchestra of Basque Country this recording. One of the big values of the disc lies in the intense labour developed by these two soloists together with the own authoress, under Jose Ramon Encinar's conduction.
This disc, edited by the Dutch label ET'CETERA gathers four works (Seven Words, In Croce, Kadenza and Et expecto) that constitute the perfect sample to approach Sofía Gubaidulina's work.


The Start of How to Do Apa
The APA has a couple of rules when it has to do with writing centuries, dates and numerals generally. When you make an interview paper, make sure it has each of the important APA elements. Take note that the guidelines for APA citation often differ from various styles, therefore it’s essential to be certain your paper is consistent in following the correct rules.
There’s a number for the specific book, edition, format, and at times, printing. The precise structure of your paper will vary somewhat depending on the kind of paper you’ve been requested to write. Then write the abstract part of your paper only after you’re completely finished writing your paper.
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In every research proposal it’s advised to use a particular manner of writing and structure and in the present article we’re likely to cover all the facets of the APA research proposal and the way to compose a proposal. https://www.uni-due.de/de/organisation/ The significance of the outline in the research paper is clear. You might also see course outline.
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Learning about APA style will be an extremely rewarding experience for you, as you’ll be in a position to reply it in all your next writing assignments. The APA style is among the most frequent citation styles, as well as the Harvard style. APA recommends five-level heading structure based on the level of subordination.
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The Rotary Club of Harare Central handed over books worth more than Z$150 000 (US$15 000) at the Harare Central Hospital School of Nursing.
By Kudakwashe Pembere
The donation comes at the nick of time when the Hospital relied on obsolete literature.
Acting Chief Executive Director at the Hospital Mr Peter Gwata urged students to read these books.
“I am particularly impressed by what they have come to do. They have come here do give us books. You know this is a little bit different from soft copies. A little bit different from the internet. Because books are just good. I remember one of my lecturers who upon getting old of a book would want to feel it. And say this is meat. I could actually tell this man was in love with books and Im sure you students would do the same,” he said.
Rotary Harare Central president Theresa Buluzi said they received a donation of over US$1 million for the books which saw Harare Central as the first recipient of the books. She said the books for Harare Hospital were worth US$15 000.
“In our endeavors to try make our communities better, we always partner with communities abroad, because we are an international club where we get to serve our communities with different projects. So today what we have just come to do is to appreciate the work that is being done in the medical sector and we got donations of books for doctors and nurses. As Rotarians we committed a lot of time to make sure that this is possible and you will find that they are stamped as books from Rotary in partnership with Book Aid International. We hope these books would be kept safely and also be well looked after,” she said.
She added that they have talked to other Rotary Clubs across the country to identify other hospitals in need for the books.
Acting Principal Nursing Tutor Mr Waddilove Mukucha said they have been relying on books in the absence of wifi which they also want.
“I would like to thank the rotary club for the donation of the books to our library. Indeed the books will go a long way in mitigating the challenges we have as a school in researching materials. Harare school of Nursing relies solely on books as tutors and students since we have no wifi. So we rely on books for our teaching and learning.
“We are so grateful to the club Harare central. So they have come at a time when we have outdated library books for research. So they have come as a relief for both tutors and our students. We hope that the relationship we have with the Rotarians will continue to be strengthened. We also hope that other partners will also put partners for our school to enhance our teaching and learning,” he said.


Whether your child is currently at school or learning remotely, now more than ever, they need to learn their digital safety ABCs. These fun, informative books are a great start.
They’ll help you connect with kids at their own level, while getting real about the tough issues they need to understand right now, from cyberbullying to Zoom-based learning.
The screen-time tsunami
The global pandemic has engulfed our children in a veritable tidal wave of screen-time. At the height of lockdown restrictions, one large-scale study found a terrifying 500% spike in the time kids were spending with devices.
In the intervening months, as restrictions across the nation wax and wane, experts are seeing at least a 50% across-the-board increase in time spent online.
Even more concerning, they are predicting that these high levels will persist even after the pandemic subsides. The hope that our children will revert to pre-pandemic levels of usage, the evidence tells us, is wishful thinking.
How do we equip and support our children not simply to survive in an increasingly online world, but to thrive?
All of which begs the question: How do we equip and support our children not simply to survive in an increasingly online world, but to thrive? Educators and parents alike are scrambling to address the critical need for cyber safety education and dialogue.
But talking to kids about digital health and well-being is one thing. Getting them to listen to those messages can be quite another.
A crop of new books, aimed at primary-school-aged kids, is addressing exactly that challenge with stories and characters that engage, delight and inform.
For parents looking for a conversation-starter that won’t make the kids’ eyes glaze over, How We Got Cyber Smart, by Melbourne-based author Lisa Rothfield-Kirschner, is a welcome resource.
What’s more, during the pandemic, it’s available as a free online book here.
The story follows the adventures of twins Olivia and Jack, who love technology - of course! - but also bump up against some very realistic bullying issues. The pair, with the help of their parents, learn to identify and navigate a range of online challenges.
But the kid-friendly tone of the book - along with the fun illustrations by Katarina Matkovic - never wavers. Nor do the positive messages about getting the best out of technology, while protecting against the worst.
“Technology is so awesome, it connects us instantly to anywhere on Earth, but it’s very important to be careful when you’re online.”
- How We Got Cyber Safe
How We Got Cyber Smart has been enthusiastically endorsed by Family Zone’s acclaimed cyber experts, including Dr. Kristy Goodwin, who has praised it as “a great book for parents, educators and health professionals wanting to talk to kids about online safety.”
Family Zone’s own Kim Maslin, a WA-based digital technologies educator and cyber expert, has recently added a fourth volume to her acclaimed series of cyber safety books for kids.
The Zooming Owl, a special edition short story released in response to the COVID-19 crisis, introduces primary school students to topics around distance education and remote learning.
Joining Kim’s previous books The Little Possum Who Looked Up, The Tweeting Galah and The Surfing Penguin, The Zooming Owl features relatable Australian animal characters, charmingly illustrated by John Field, as they navigate a sudden transition to online learning.
With a termite attack forcing the closure of the Flying Academy for Young Galahs, Wing Commander Grey is transitioning his class to online learning …. as long as technology issues don’t get in the way!
Intended primarily for classroom use - but today’s homes often are today’s classrooms - all three books in the series offer augmented reality experiences, which kids love. These offer a simple, safe and engaging technological experience that is user-friendly for even the least tech-savvy teacher or parent.
There are also free, downloadable supporting activities that invite kids to extend and demonstrate what they’ve learned.
Buy The Zooming Owl, or the entire series, here.
A third children’s book, by award-winning Australian author and illustrator Nick Bland, asks the question, “Are mobile phones really ‘fabulous friend machines’?”
Just a few short years ago, smartphone ownership was a right of passage for high-schoolers. Today, more and more primary-aged kids have pleaded and pestered their way onto the bandwagon. The result? A truly urgent need to educate kids about what phones can - and can’t - do for them, as they navigate the increasingly challenging waters of tween social life.
How does Nick Bland do it? If you can believe it, with chickens. (The book’s cover, above, features a chook pecking at an iPad. As you do.)
The Fabulous Friend Machine is available from major bookstores, and helpful discussion notes by Radhiah Chowdhury can be found here.
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A study of the strategies for planting a church, including discussion of the importance of vision, calling, raising funds, and the development of the essential ingredients (such as a prayer base, leadership style, demographic studies, etc.) for effective church planting. Explores means of finding people, communicating the vision, establishing prayer groups, and preparing to go public. An examination of the role of advertising, telemarketing, neighborhood evangelism, and networking in growing the church. Special attention to training leaders, discipling church members, starting ministries to meet real needs, multiplying small groups, establishing simple organizational structures, and reaching people outside the mission church.


The Discovery Centre (library) supports teaching and learning at BrisbaneSDE. It is both an online and physical space for students and teachers to explore, learn, discover, meet and relax.
We provide an extensive range of print and electronic resources. Log in to search, reserve a title, or renew your loans.
The Discovery Centre subscribes to many academic databases suitable for a range of year levels and subject areas. You must log in first to the online catalogue to access these resources.
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In addition to regular borrowing from the collection, our Leisure Reading program aims to broaden your reading. Teacher Librarians choose reading items for you according to your preferences and we send them to you free of charge. Please contact the team using the contact links below for more information.
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The PIC Microcontroller: Your Personal Introductory Course
This is the best book if you are just starting to use PIC technology. He doesn't make the mistake of using unexplained jargon, He also writes in a clear and direct style, which is the most important thing,
If you don't know how to tell one end of an LED from the other, or worse don't know there's a difference, then this book isn't for you.
Learning MPLAB is also a good thing. It's a common development environment, and fairly cheap to purchase on your own. There are so many great aspects to this book it is hard to know where to begin. In fact there are many examples throughout the book and all have been tried and tested.
I really like this as most books are very quick to ask questions but rarely do they give the answers. I was eager to learn how to keep it and other things working. I also had an old shortwave radio made with vacuum tubes. Where are those examples that will help me invent? I bought and read this book at a time when I wanted to understand electronics better. It just seemed like I was promised building blocks and instructions and all I got was the instructions to build building blocks.
Much better to understand the problem and be guided to the answer when we are in a hurry. Of course there are many, many code examples throughout the text. Aside from this fact, there is a lot that can be learned from this book. This time he introduces the popular and powerful Basic Atom Microcontroller based modules. Doesn't cover a whole bunch, but does make for good bathroom reading. The book will not hurt you and may even help you.
Simple, Low-cost Electronics Projects
The content is very detailed with complete construction details. This little book is full of very interesting little circuits that are reminicent of Don Lancaster's various cookbooks published in the early 1980's. This book walks you through multiple approaches to problems and suggests which ones are most worthwhile.


August Book Reviews: Coffee table classics to treasure
For any pot enthusiast, a sentimental book collection is a must! There are thousands of books written about pot. Some funny, some sad, and some are just plain awesome. We chose four to share with you to give your collection a good head start.
By Chef Yzabetta Sativa
If you have ever wondered how to make a medicated martini to pair with a custom medicated meal, this is the book for you! It is centered around Italian cooking, though the thought and care in which the pairings are made makes me want a whole spinoff into other cuisines.
The books goal is to overcome the “green” and “earthy” tastes associated with Cannabis cooking through smart recipes and delicious flavors. The book includes awesome recipes like Spaghetti Marinara, Crostini, Ganja Gin & Vodka, Lemon Panna Cotta and Coffee Gelato. And they are all medicated! Pick this book up and go step by step towards a better meal, and a better day!
The Emperor Wears No Clothes:
The Authoritative Historical Record of Cannabis
and the Conspiracy Against Marijuana
By Jack Herer
This is a great mind-opening resource that every patient or pot user alike should be equipped with. The book takes an in-depth look at the years of Cannabis misinformation and prohibition. Written by the legendary Jack Herer, this book was first published in 1985. It was the result of years of culminating work, and sends an overwhelming message of truth about Cannabis and Hemp.
This message from the books back cover says it all- “If all fossil fuels and their derivatives, as well as trees for paper and construction were banned in order to save the planet, reverse the Greenhouse Effect and stop deforestation; then there is only one known annually renewable natural resource that is capable of providing the overall majority of the world's paper and textiles; meet all of the world's transportation, industrial and home energy needs, while simultaneously reducing pollution, rebuilding the soil, and cleaning the atmosphere all at the same time... and that substance is -- the same one that did it all before -- Cannabis Hemp... Marijuana!”
Marijuana Smokers Guidebook
By Matt Mernagh
This pocket sized book is perfect for anyone who has ever asked themselves “What strain is that?” While this isn't as common a problem in the high end medical access points of Seattle, there are still many moments of uncertainty when it comes to smoking. This book has 150 different high resoloution pictures paired with detailed information and a smoke report.
Because the smoke reports are so well detailed, this can be a useful tool for patients choosing a medicine for their particular needs. It is also broken down alphabetically, making a quick flip to a page easy and fun! Check out greencandypress.com for more Cannabis related books!
Marijuana Horticulture: The Indoor/Outdoor Medical Grower's Bible
By Jorge Cervantes
$25-30 online, Amazon.com
Like the title suggests this book is an absolute must for anyone wanting to grow Cannabis. Brilliant full color photographs and diagrams teach the reader about everything under the sun, or 1000 watt bulb. With over 500,000 copies sold, there is a reason people keep coming back to the work of Cervantes.
He wrote his first version of this book, Indoor Marijuana Horticulture in 1983, and hasn't stopped revamping it since. The current version is the fifth edition, and definitely the best one yet. It features new information about greenhouse and outdoor growing, which could become an important part of I-502 legal Cannabis production. There's also a new medical section, which is great for teaching people new to Cannabis about the medicinal properties.


Photograph reprinted here with permission of the Zava Damdin Institute of Mongolia.
Buddhist Temples and Monasteries in Urga, the Old Capital City of Mongolia: a summative evaluation
Dr. Krisztina Teleki is a well-established philologist at the Department of Mongol and Inner Asian Studies at Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest Hungary. In this post, I would like to mention the significant contribution Kristina’s earlier data collection and analysis has made to research associated with reconstructing Mongolia’s pre-soviet socialist Buddhist physical infrastructure-heritage.
Between 2006 and 2008, with her colleague Zsurzsa Majer she conducted an extensive survey of old monasteries and temples throughout Mongolia’s capital, Ulanbaator. Their aim then, was to first locate, and then make an infrastructure audit of the ‘status’ in 2006-8 of the known monasteries that were included in the survey and that were operating in the capital at the time of the religious purges of 1937-9. Buddhist monasteries that had been active at the beginning of the 20th Century, but were closed down before 1937, were also included in this important dataset (see Majer and Teleki 2006, Teleki 2012). Nearly a decade later, we are beneficiaries of this important earlier work.
Majer, Z. and K. Teleki (2006). (Survey of) Monasteries and Temples of Bogdiin Khьree, Ikh Khьree or Urga, the Old Capital City of Mongolia in the First Part of the Twentieth Century. Available from: http://www.mongoliantemples.net/images/pdfs/OLDUBWEB 2008.pdf. [Accessed: 2 October 2015].
Teleki, K. (2012). Buddhist Ceremonies in the Mongolian Capital City Before the Communist Repression and After the Revival. Mongolians after Socialism: politics, economy, religion. B. M. Knauft, R. Taupier and L. Purevjav. Ulanbaator, Mongolian Academcy of Sciences, National University of Mongolia and Open Society Forum in Mongolia for Admon Press. pp 269-288.
© 2013-2021 CP in Mongolia. This post is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Documents linked from this page may be subject to other restrictions. Posted: 2 October 2015. Last updated: 29 October 2017.


Played by people of all ages all over the world, cribbage is a game that creates connections and brings people together. For some, it is a way to teach their young children simple math; for others, it is a way to bond with a parent or grandparent. Whether you’re a cribbage game tournament champion or a new player excited to learn the game, it’s good to know the history of cribbage.
Cribbage is beloved by travelers and sailors alike, as all you need to play is a simple board (or pen and paper) for keeping score and a deck of cards. In fact, the history of cribbage is very closely tied to seafarers thanks to the game’s ease of travel.
Where did Cribbage Originate?
As we dive into the history of cribbage, let’s answer two questions:
1. Where did Cribbage Come From?
While the exact origin of the history of cribbage is unclear, it is widely accepted that cribbage was created in the 17th century by Sir John Suckling, an English poet and gambler. John Aubrey, the biographer, says that Suckling was one of the greatest players of cards and bowls, and that he was also a massive cheater. He is reported to have sent marked decks to his friends across England and proceeded to tour the country, ‘teaching’ them how to play cribbage and winning thousands of pounds. However, gambling is not all winning, and at the end of Suckling’s story, he lost it all.
2. Why has Cribbage Remained Essentially Unchanged?
The answer to this question is often attributed to none other than Charles Dickens. He depicts cribbage in his novel The Old Curiosity Shop, which was first printed as a part of a serial publication and was so popular that it was printed in book form in 1841. This important part of the history of cribbage secured the way the card game was played in writing, so that it has remained the same.
How did Cribbage the Game Spread?
The history of cribbage can be traced back to sailors playing cribbage while away at sea, where it spread through the British Empire and all the way to North America.
Fun history of cribbage fact: Cribbage has been the official game of American submariners since commander Dick O'Kane got a perfect hand while playing cribbage right before he sank a record number of enemy boats during his patrol. The cribbage board that he used in this game is still passed on to the oldest active submarine in the American fleet.
How has Cribbage Changed Over the Years?
Based on what is known about the original forms and the history of cribbage, the way we play cribbage the game today is essentially the same as when it was created. In terms of games that continue to exist in their original form, cribbage resides along with other notable games such as chess and backgammon. As with all games, there are some ‘house rules’ that may vary slightly. Make sure you read up on the official rules if you want to start playing.
Who Plays Cribbage?
Cribbage can be played by anyone and everyone. It is not a game that is exclusive to older people; some even use it as a great way to teach children simple math and strategy. With the history of cribbage, the game has evolved from a way to pass the time to a more serious hobby, with some players even engaging in tournaments.
How is Cribbage Played?
We can help you with detailed instructions on how to play cribbage, or this is a quick list of what you need to know to get started:
- Cribbage the game is played with a standard 52 card deck.
- Playing cribbage can be done with either two or three players. This list focuses on the player version as it is the most popular.
- Play is to 121 points (or 61 if you are playing a half-game).
- A cribbage board is typically used to track points. If you don’t have a board handy, a pen and paper will work.
- To determine who gets first crib, each player draws a random card (that must be at least three from the top or bottom of the deck). Lowest card deals and gets first crib.
- Each player is dealt six cards.
- Two cards from each player go to the crib.
- Once everyone has ‘thrown’ their cards, the deck is cut, and a card is turned up. This card comes into play at the end of the round when players are counting the points in their hands. If a Jack cuts, the dealer gets two points.
- Play begins with the non-dealer laying a card. The dealer then follows by laying one of their own cards and adding the total. Play goes back and forth until the count reaches 31, or a card cannot be played without exceeding that.
- The round then restarts, and the remaining cards are played in the same fashion until all cards have been played.
- Either play may score points during the round from pairs, triples, runs, 15s, or 31s. What this means is that if Player A plays a nine and Player B plays a six to make 15, Player B gets two points. If Player A then plays another six, Player A would get two points for the pair.
- Once all the cards have been played, each player counts the points in their own hand. The non-dealer counts first.
- The cut card is considered part of both players’ hands and can be used when calculating points.
- Similar to during play, points are given for pairs, triples, runs, and 15s. 15s can be made using any number of cards available.
- Once each player has counted their hands, the dealer then goes to count their crib.
- After the hand has been counted, the cards are gathered, the other player becomes the dealer, and play continues.
As with many games, playing cribbage is a combination of skill, strategy, and luck. Wood map cribbage boards are a great way to make the game more personal and to commemorate a special memory or connection you have. In particular, think about your last trip, whether it was to the
The history of cribbage is quite interesting. It’s exciting to play cribbage the game in its original form and to make and honor your own history and traditions with it. The game is nuanced and is enjoyed by travelers of all ages, bringing people together from all over the world.


Thomas Jefferson University Archives, Activities Office and Office of Alumni Relations invite Jefferson alumni to campus on Thursday, Sept. 18, 2014, from 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. to meet the author of a new book about Dr. Thomas Dent Mütter, chair of surgery from 1841-1856.
Your Alumni Association is proud to host and share educational content including podcasts, webinars and recorded lectures. Topics include career guidance, research and more.
Read alumni and campus news, sign up for events, send a class note, search the directory to reunite with Jefferson classmates and much more!
Elizabeth Dale, EdD, was named to lead the Office of Institutional Advancement, formerly the Jefferson Foundation, as its new senior vice president.
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Literacy Come to Life gives children in grades K-6 the opportunity to experience success with education beyond the classroom by adding creativity and excitement to traditional material. Literacy Come to Life intentionally focuses on providing resources that make learning fun for the student and the facilitator. With our guided activities, training and workshops we give parents, educators and educational organizations the ability to engage children in the learning process in more significant ways.
Get children excited about literacy by having them spend an afternoon with hands-on programming created by local children's author Ashlee Chesny. Using Chesny's books, attendees experience diverse characters and dynamic stories that help them relate to the world around them. Attendees will explore topics such as bullying, succeeding against the odds, food & nutrition, adapting to change through "read" portion of this workshop.
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Korean J. Met. Mater.
2021;59(4):256-261. Published online 2021 Mar 24
Hybrid Organic-Inorganic Perovskites (HOIP) have received a great deal of attention as a key material for applications like solar cells and light emitting devices because of their many advantages, in spite of their stability and toxicity issues. Attempting to discover and characterize novel HOIPs using just an experimental approach would..... More


25 Patent Models Donated to the Smithsonian American Art Museum
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Play Checkers with Me is
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busy to play with him, Aaron teaches his younger brother, four-year
old Benjamin to play. Red and Black illustrations are used for the
checker sets. While some of us cringe at the very mention of these
colors, they are the sets that most children have in their toy
The basic theme of the story concerns sibling harmony and is worth considering as a present to some child. The basic rules are colorfully and imaginatively described in terms that a child can undersand.
The American Checkers' Federation Bulletin
Play Checkers with Me is not only a
story of sibling harmony but also might be the most colorful and
entertaining set of checkers instructions ever printed.
Charming, eye-catching illustrations combine
with practical information in this children's book about playing
checkers. It's aimed at very young children and the bright colorful
drawings are sure to catch their attention. The simple story is an
interesting way to introduce children to the game of checkers, and
the sibling interaction adds to the fun. A good way to introduce a
young child to the always popular game of checkers.
A really creative, playful story. Everyone
should enjoy this!
Play Checkers with Me is a whimsical
picture book with vibrant, colorful illustrations.
Parents' Board at
Portland Family Magazine
The text, while it provides step-by-step
directions for playing checkers, is not didactic nor disjointed. The
story line flows smoothly from beginning to end.
The multimedia illustrations are lively, bright, large, and childlike.
A cute book which teaches how to play
checkers. Also points out that little siblings "can do it, too".
I'd like it even better if it didn't talk so much about checkers
until the "appendix" at the end.
Moms Book Thing
I like the illustrations and the story line and the fact that readers
canlearn realistic info about playing checkers. I think it will
inspire kids to play.
I will certainly consider it for a future issue of Grandma's Book Letter.
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In today’s fast-paced and ever-changing financial landscape, acquiring sound knowledge about personal finance and investments has become crucial. Whether you are a seasoned investor or just starting to explore the world of finance, books can serve as invaluable resources for expanding your financial education. This article presents a curated list of the 13 best financial education books that cover a wide range of topics, from budgeting and investing to wealth creation and financial independence.
In this digital age, where financial decisions and investments can significantly impact our lives, it is essential to have a strong foundation in financial literacy. Financial education empowers individuals to make informed choices, manage their money effectively, and work towards achieving their financial goals. These 13 books serve as a gateway to acquiring the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complex world of personal finance and investing.
2. “Rich Dad Poor Dad” by Robert Kiyosaki
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“Rich Dad Poor Dad” is a groundbreaking book that challenges conventional wisdom about money and encourages readers to adopt a new mindset towards wealth creation. In this personal finance classic, Kiyosaki shares the contrasting financial philosophies of his two fathers, one rich and one poor. The book emphasizes the importance of financial education, investing in assets, and generating passive income. Through relatable stories and practical advice, Kiyosaki inspires readers to rethink their approach to money and strive for financial independence.
3. “The Intelligent Investor” by Benjamin Graham
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Considered the bible of value investing, “The Intelligent Investor” offers timeless wisdom on investing and the principles of sound financial decision-making. Graham’s book teaches readers how to analyze stocks, identify undervalued companies, and minimize risks. By emphasizing the importance of long-term investing and focusing on intrinsic value, Graham’s teachings remain relevant to this day. This classic is a must-read for those interested in understanding the fundamentals of investing.
4. “A Random Walk Down Wall Street” by Burton G. Malkiel
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“A Random Walk Down Wall Street” provides readers with valuable insights into the workings of financial markets and the theory behind investing. Malkiel argues that it is impossible to consistently beat the market, making a case for passive index investing. The book covers various investment strategies, including stocks, bonds, and mutual funds, and provides guidance on asset allocation and portfolio management. It serves as an essential guide for investors looking to build a diversified and efficient investment portfolio.
5. “The Millionaire Next Door” by Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko
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“The Millionaire Next Door” challenges common misconceptions about wealth and offers insights into the habits and characteristics of everyday millionaires. The authors conducted extensive research to identify common traits among self-made millionaires, highlighting the importance of frugality, hard work, and disciplined saving. This eye-opening book provides a fresh perspective on wealth accumulation and offers practical advice for building long-term financial success.
6. “Think and Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill
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“Think and Grow Rich” is a classic self-help book that explores the psychological aspects of success and wealth creation. Napoleon Hill interviewed over 500 successful individuals, including Andrew Carnegie and Thomas Edison, to uncover the secrets to their achievements. The book delves into the power of positive thinking, goal setting, and perseverance. “Think and Grow Rich” provides a motivational framework for individuals looking to transform their mindset and achieve financial prosperity.
7. “The Little Book of Common Sense Investing” by John C. Bogle
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“The Little Book of Common Sense Investing” advocates for a passive investment approach and promotes the use of low-cost index funds. Written by the founder of Vanguard Group, John C. Bogle, this book explains the benefits of index fund investing and highlights the pitfalls of active trading. Bogle’s principles of simplicity, low fees, and broad diversification resonate with long-term investors seeking to achieve market returns with minimal costs.
8. “I Will Teach You to Be Rich” by Ramit Sethi
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“I Will Teach You to Be Rich” offers a practical and no-nonsense approach to personal finance. Ramit Sethi guides readers through the process of automating finances, optimizing credit cards, and developing a conscious spending plan. The book covers topics such as saving, budgeting, investing, and negotiating better deals. With a focus on taking action and achieving financial success, Sethi’s book provides actionable strategies for readers to improve their financial well-being.
9. “The Four Pillars of Investing” by William J. Bernstein
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“The Four Pillars of Investing” offers a comprehensive guide to successful investing by exploring four essential aspects: theory, history, psychology, and business. Bernstein delves into the importance of asset allocation, diversification, and understanding market cycles. The book equips readers with the knowledge necessary to make informed investment decisions and avoid common pitfalls. Bernstein’s analytical approach and wealth of expertise make this book a valuable resource for investors.
10. “The Richest Man in Babylon” by George S. Clason
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“The Richest Man in Babylon” is a timeless classic that imparts financial wisdom through parables set in ancient Babylon. The book offers practical lessons on saving, investing, and growing wealth. Clason’s storytelling approach makes financial concepts accessible and engaging for readers of all backgrounds. This book serves as an excellent starting point for those seeking foundational knowledge about money management and wealth accumulation.
11. “The Total Money Makeover” by Dave Ramsey
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“The Total Money Makeover” provides a step-by-step guide to achieving financial freedom and eliminating debt. Dave Ramsey’s seven-step plan emphasizes the importance of budgeting, saving, and living within one’s means. The book offers practical strategies for tackling debt, building an emergency fund, and investing for the future. Ramsey’s no-nonsense approach and relatable anecdotes make this book a popular choice for individuals looking to take control of their financial lives.
12. “Your Money or Your Life” by Vicki Robin and Joe Dominguez
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“Your Money or Your Life” explores the connection between money and life choices, encouraging readers to reconsider their relationship with money and align their spending with their values. The book provides a nine-step program for achieving financial independence and explores the concept of enough. Robin and Dominguez offer a holistic approach to personal finance, focusing on the impact of money on happiness and well-being.
13. “The Bogleheads’ Guide to Investing” by Taylor Larimore, Mel Lindauer, and Michael LeBoeuf
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“The Bogleheads’ Guide to Investing” is a comprehensive manual that emphasizes the principles of low-cost, long-term investing. This book, written by a group of passionate investors inspired by John C. Bogle’s philosophy, covers a range of topics, including asset allocation, retirement planning, and tax-efficient investing. The guide offers practical advice, debunking common investment myths and providing a roadmap to financial success.
In conclusion, these 13 financial education books offer a wealth of knowledge for individuals seeking to improve their understanding of personal finance and investments. Each book provides a unique perspective and covers different aspects of financial literacy, from mindset shifts to practical strategies. By investing time in reading and applying the principles shared in these books, you can take significant steps toward achieving your financial goals and building a secure future.


The first room “The folk archive” is a documentary fund, collected by Jeremy Deller and Alan Kane. This is rather an ethnological collection of creative practices and tradition, some of which are really ancient. It witnesses in its own way the British popular cultural identity.
1998 - 2008 Ed Hall’s Banners
The second room presents a collection of banners painted and embroidered for different associations by Ed Hall, an architect involved in social movements. These banners tell in a particular manner the 30 last years of British history viewed by minorities and social concerns they defend. Ed Hall has selected by himself the banners which he has lent for this exhibition.
William Scott. Good Person
This section presents the William Scott’s urban planning project that would see San Francisco rebuilt as a new city named “Praise Frisco” and a series of portrait works which depict himself, his family and members of his local church. William Scott works at Creative Growth Art Centre (USA) that is an art workshop that serves a community of adult artists with mental, physical and developmental disabilities.
1962-2001 The beginning of the rock in France (in collaboration with Marc Touché)
Two collections are presented in this room. The first is an archive of Golf Drouot, an emblematic place for the birth of rock in France. The second collection is the archive of a rehearsal studio of an amateurish rock group Against You. Both archives are a kind of contemporary archaeology that allows determine social appurtenance of members of the group.
1917-1939 Sound in Z (Matt Price and Andrey Smirnov)
This section presents documents, photographs and visuals which are linked with archives of Theremin Centre in Moscow, a centre of researches that linked the physical aspect of acoustic and the musical sciences. The aim of this archive is to restore the history and the culture of this “artistic utopia” of 1910-1920 which was destroyed in confrontation with the soviet authorities.
1760-2008 All that is solid melts into air (with Scott King)
The title of the exposition is a citation from the Communist Manifest. This section put together a lot of objects and witnesses of the period between 1760 and 2008. Some of them are representative of the state of industrial development in Victorian Great Britain and enthusiastic artist’s attitude toward it. Another part of the documents demonstrate relations of transition and consequence that could be established between the industrial revolution and the cultural one, which is the appearance of the rock music.


They Made it the Location -
Cairo, Egypt (2018)
Video Piece: exhibited in The Loft, Limerick (2019)
They Made it the Location is a soundscape mapping a route travelled regularly by thousands of Egyptian men and women on foot during the 2011 Egyptian Revolution. After the Friday prayer call, marking the first day of the weekend, men and women would take to the streets to make their way to the focal point of the revolution, Tahrir Square, in protest of their government.
Documentation: Tahrir Square, Cairo, Egypt (2018)
The route mapped in this piece is carefully choosen in responce to conversations had with Egyptian citizens, whilst in Cairo, seven years on from the revolution. The audio presented shows the development and changes faced by the city seven years on.
Map of route audio was taken from


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Welcome to the Glyphs RPG Tutorials page! Here you will find highly instructional videos pertaining to the 26 chapters of the Blueprint, plus some supplemental content... unscripted, unrehearsed, straight from the source. Glyphs is intended for GM's who have a game-designer approach to Role-Playing, although Players can simply create a character and join the adventure with minimal instruction.
For GM's wishing to master this elaborate and beautiful system, we recommend spending about a month to read a chapter a day, and use the video tutorials as additional resources. Glyphs is unlike any other RPG system you have ever encountered. Everything you need to master Glyphs is contained in the Blueprint and further explained in detail throughout the tutorials.


As a Spark AR creator, you may already be familiar with default render passes, but you may lack experience building your own. To contextualize custom render passes, this video provides a quick overview of what you need to know about the default render pass pipeline in Spark AR, including:
How to use the elements of custom render passes to save, delay and affect the scene.
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We have included a new document in the Johnny Veeder Archive of Historic Arbitration Awards and ADR Materials: the official protocol of the Compromiso de Caspeof June 25, 1412. The document relates to a succession dispute concerning the vacant throne of the crown of Aragon after the death of King Martin I the Humane (El Humano) and constitutes a major step in the future uniting of Spain. We are very grateful to Professor Juan Armesto, Madrid for making us aware of the document and to Professor José Ángel Sesma Munoz, Zaragoza, for allowing us to reproduce the Latin transcription and Spanish translation of the document.
The TransLex-Team has uploaded yet another Principle with commentary and comparative law references which have been in the backend for quite some time. The Principle relates to the requirements for including standard terms in international business contracts. Further comparative law references will be uploaded during the next weeks.
The TransLex-Team has uploaded a new Principle (No. 145) relating to the autonomy and strict compliance of letters of credit and guarantees together with a short commentary and a number of comparative law references. More references will follow in the next weeks. A very special thank you goes to Dr. Karl Marxen, LLM (Stellenbosch) LLD (Johannesburg) for providing the inspiration for the new Principle and for his most valuable comments on earlier drafts.
The Trans-Lex Team takes the opportunity and wishes everbody merry christmas and a happy new year. We are all very much looking forward to working with and for you in 2023!


The Cloud Adoption Playbook: Proven Strategies for Transforming Your Organization with the Cloud by Moe Abdula, Ingo Averdunk, Roland Barcia, Kyle Brown The essential roadmaps for enterprise cloud adoption As cloud technologies continue to challenge the fundamental understanding of how businesses work, smart companies are moving quickly to adapt to a changing set of rules. Adopting the cloud requires a clear roadmap backed by use cases, grounded in practical real-world experience, to show the routes to successful adoption. The Cloud Adoption Playbook helps business and technology leaders in enterprise organizations sort through the options and make the best choices for accelerating cloud adoption and digital transformation. Written by a team of IBM technical executives with a wealth of real-world client experience, this book cuts through the hype, answers your questions, and helps you tailor your cloud adoption and digital transformation journey to the needs of your organization. This book will help you: Discover how the cloud can fulfill major business needs Adopt a standardized Cloud Adoption Framework and understand the key dimensions of cloud adoption and digital transformation Learn how cloud adoption impacts culture, architecture, security, and more Understand the roles of governance, methodology, and how the cloud impacts key players in your organization. Providing a collection of winning plays, championship advice, and real-world examples of successful adoption, this playbook is your ultimate resource for making the cloud work. There has never been a better time to adopt the cloud. Cloud solutions are more numerous and accessible than ever before, and evolving technology is making the cloud more reliable, more secure, and more necessary than ever before. Don’t let your organization be left behind! The Cloud Adoption Playbook gives you the essential guidance you need to make the smart choices that reduce your organizational risk and accelerate your cloud adoption and digital transformation.
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The coogelbahn Construction Book 2
26 new building instructions for Gravitrax.
- 26 new building instructions for complete tracks and tricks with GraviTrax.
- Step-by-step instructions in words and pictures!
- Over 530 pages of building fun with GraviTrax!
- New layout and helpful graphics
- Parts list with every instruction
- No 3D printed parts required!
- For use on Tablet, Smartphone or Computer
What do I need for this book?
As with its predecessor, the second edition of the “coogelbahn.de construction book” also offers building instructions for complete tracks, but is more intended to inspire you to build your own cool tracks.
If you only own a GraviTrax starter set, however, you won’t be able to do much with the book.
Some additional extensions such as Magnetic Cannons, Jumpers, Scoops and also the new FlexTubes, Dippers and Balls&Spinners are used in the book and you should definitely own them, as well as other starter sets from GraviTrax and GraviTrax Pro.
The tunnel and bridge extensions are also helpful. For the tracks with GraviTrax Pro, only the vertical parts of a maximum of one Pro starter set and one extension set are used.
For the ever-present lack of height stones, there is a craft template for your own height stones to print out in the first Ebook!
Was erhalte ich?
- PDF file (approx. 100 MB)
- 534 pages, fully illustrated
- Usable on computer, tablet etc.
You will receive the book as a PDF file. You can save it on your computer, smartphone or tablet, open it and use it directly on your “construction site”. The file is approx. 100 megabytes in size. Each building instruction contains a list with all the parts that are needed.


Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences
Hendry County Horticulture News
Hendry County Goes Digital
Just a few short years ago, who would have thought that computers would become so ubiquitous in people's lives?
Information, plants, seeds, and products are now only a keystroke away with university, nonprofit, and private company web sites devoted specifically to gardening. For many horticultural enthusiasts, the Internet has become an important gardening tool. Many gardeners use it for reference, like a massive desktop library. With a computer, modem, and Internet access, it is possible to find all sorts of information and almost anything related to gardening on the web. You can use your computer to compare notes about plants and gardens with gardeners around the world.
The Hendry County Extension Office has joined the digital age and launched the Hendry County - Horticulture Web Site over one year ago. The web site is loaded with information and links and is a great place to begin to look for horticulture information that relates to Hendry County.
Since that time the web site has grown like topsy and now has over 200 pages of horticultural information posted, including sections on butterfly gardening, invasive plants, vegetable gardening as well as all of the past issues of gardening articles that have appeared in the Caloosa Belle.
The site is updated every few days and is a great way to learn more about Hendry County horticulture. You will find the Hendry County - Horticulture web site at http://www.ifas.ufl.edu/~gmcavoy/index.htm or simply by typing Hendry County and horticulture into your search engine.
The day may soon come when a computer sits in the garden shed beside the spade, hoe, and tiller!
Good luck and good gardening.
Gene McAvoy is the horticulture agent with the Hendry County Extension Service. Direct your horticulture questions to PO Box 68, LaBelle, FL 33975, e-mail - email@example.com or phone 863-674-4092 or 863-983-1598. You are also welcome to visit the Hendry County Extension Office at 225 Pratt Blvd., LaBelle. Office hours are from 8:00 - 5:00.
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