Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
North Wales Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service
Bibliotherapy: Book Prescription Scheme for Children and Families
Why have a Book Prescription Scheme for Children and Families?
All families have questions or difficulties from time to time.
There is a lot of evidence to say that using good quality self-help materials can be just as effective in addressing mild to moderate difficulties as spending time with a therapist. The books selected for this scheme have been reviewed by professionals and families who rates them as being both helpful and easy to use.
About the Scheme
This is a scheme designed to make psychological approaches more accessible to children and families by providing quality self-help books in local libraries. There is a lot of self-help material available, but not all of it is equally good. This scheme has identified some of the best books currently available and has compiled a recommended book list.
What if I think a book might help?
If families seek your advice about a relevant issue, you may want to recommend a book from the list, the majority of which are aimed at parents/carers. Check the list and see if there is a relevant book.
Local professionals (from health, social services, education and the voluntary sector) have been provided with packs that will allow them to recommend the books to families.
Families do not have to be recommended a book to use the scheme. If they are members of the library, they can borrow any of the self-help materials just like any other library book. Alternatively, some people prefer to buy the books for themselves.
The books are kept in all the local libraries and people can borrow a book even if they are not a library member.
Who is the Scheme for?
Self help can be used at any time:
All families are different and when difficulties arise, the whole family is affected by what is going on. By looking at as many points of view as possible, the recommended books offer a variety of ways to understand the complexities of child development, family life, stressful life events and some of the more challenging behaviours and emotions that children may display.
The aim is that the books contain useful information and advice without being too prescriptive. They encourage people to use and develop skills they already have, and suggest new ones they may want to try to help them manage their situation. Most of all the importance of good relationships and communication are addressed as key factors in dealing with any difficulties in family life.
The scheme allows professionals to recommend self-help books as part of their work with children and families. A recommendation slip can be written, stating which book has been recommended and how long the loan should be. Alternatively, anyone can suggest a particular book and encourage a parent to borrow it from the library.


How Reference Librarians Can Help Us Help Each Other
In 1883, The Boston Public Library began hiring librarians for reference services. Since then, a discipline has grown around personally meeting the needs of the public, as Library Science has evolved into Information Science. Yet, the goal of assisting with information needs remains the same. There is disciplinary overlap between programming and information science, but there are cultural differences that can be addressed. In other words, applying reference library practices to our teams can foster environments where barriers to asking for and providing help are broken down.


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Pilot Scheme Participation
Red Balloon Worthing was selected by the NSPCC from a large number of schools and learner centres across the country to participate in a pilot scheme. Holly and Laura, both teachers of RSHE at the Centre, took part in the pilot and delivered a range of sessions on topics such as healthy relationships, consent and online safety. They then participated in a feedback session with NSPCC and made valuable contributions to the development of a nationwide programme from the NSPCC.
World Book Day 2023
We celebrated our first World Book Day at the Centre on Thursday 2nd March. Staff at the Centre dressed up as a range of literary and famous characters including Cruella De Vil, Where’s Wally and The Cat In The Hat. Learners brought in their favourite books and read extracts to each other. Staff also wrote about their favourite books and put posters up around the Centre advertising the author and a summary of the book. It was a really enjoyable day!


After reading Nick Shaxson's excellent book 'Treasure Islands and the men that stole the world', I had been searching for practical solutions to our current economic malaise. Richard Murphy's book is this.
The book is divided into three parts.
The first is a review of our current economic status that covers much of the same areas as Nick Shaxson - the rise of neoliberalism. Richard Murphy attacks the intellectual abdication that equates active government to bad (big) government. This section is easy to follow, but is less compelling than `Treasure Islands' relentless and readable analysis.
The second section makes the point that man and society are more than money and the material economy. This rather obvious point is rammed home (as is probably necessary) with diagrams that highlight how progress in the financial area may perversely restrict potential in a wider context. The numerous examples given through this discussion prepares a descriptive intellectual background to the subsequent solutions.
The third section contains Richard Murphy's solutions. These are radical, but practical and are clearly informed by the author's experience in business. It would not be surprising to find that many small businesses would strongly endorse many/most proposals.
After reading the book I find myself thinking ` What would the UK be like if this radical programme were put into operation?'. This is simultaneously an exciting and a scary prospect.
Could there be economic flaws at its heart? Who to believe? Witness the recent and sudden conversion of leading economists to the view that the Eurozone needed fiscal union all along. Could a minor country implement the proposals without the support of others within a larger union? How would powerful vested interests frustrate / block implementation?
Despite these concerns, the ideas in this book need to move centre stage to reinvigorate the heart of our anaemic economic debate.


1.14.14 | Detail
In reading Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, I have noticed a painstaking amount of detail put simply into the description of the environment. Charles Dickens also wrote with such detail in his novels, but I believe that Shelley intended to emphasize the brilliance of nature in contrast to the seemingly grotesque monster of Frankenstein. Frankenstein’s monster can appreciate the sublimity of nature even in the midst of the contempt humans have for him. His creator has an affinity for nature, where the elements of nature metaphorically represent his state of mind. Nature is the one thing that neither of these characters can be rid of, or be rid from.
Igor Stravinsky’s musical work, Petrushka, presents a narrative in which a puppet is brought to life only to find suffering and a hasty death. Ironically, the piece takes on a joyous mood more often than not. The puppet is a ballerina’s lover, but is disappointed to find that she has eyes only for a Moor. In the four tableaux (characteristic sections of the entire piece), the puppet is illustrated with intense humanization, much of which underlines his sorrow and conflict with the Moor. However, Petrushka is brought to life with the setting of this ballet set to music. The piece traverses a lively fair in the first tableau, a dark cell in the second tableau, the Moor’s room in the third tableau, and the restatement of the fair in the fourth and final tableau.
Petrushka is not of a simple programmatic nature, but is quite unique in the relatively unorthodox methods of the composer to intertwine human character with environment.
Original orchestral work:
Abridged piano transcription (by the composer):


Mums barely have the time to themselves what with the babies and the house and the hubby to manage. But when they do, it’s always best spent with a good book and perhaps, some wine, too.
So, we recently asked SAHM Facebook fans over at the Morning Cuppa to tell us which books they have read that have made them cry. We had some really good answers and came up with a rather long list to try to accommodate everyone’s recommendations.
If you are ever planning on doing some *heavy* reading once school’s back once again (and you’ve, ermm, managed to clean the house and do all the laundry), here are some books you might want to keep in mind.
By age 13, Anna has undergone countless surgeries, transfusions and shots so that her older sister, Kate, can somehow fight the leukemia that has plagued her since childhood. Anna was conceived as a bone marrow match for Kate, a life and a role that she has never questioned until now.
Like most teenagers, Anna is beginning to question who she truly is. But unlike most teenagers, she has always been defined in terms of her sister – and so Anna makes a decision that for most would be unthinkable, a decision that will tear her family apart and have perhaps fatal consequences for the sister she loves.
“Every time.” -Terri-Erin Klause
“First of her books that I read, and cried my eyes out at the end. It made me want to read everything she has written, and I love her work. So disappointed at the movie though, they should have never changed the ending, should have had it the same as the book.” – Bec Barnes
“Haven’t been able to get through the first chapter of any book since.” – Carlz Austin
“I was on a tram in Melbourne reading the end of this book and cried my eyes out!!!” – Rachael Loney
“I won’t read Jodi Picoult books because they always make me cry and real life is miserable enough.” – Meredith Myers
“Anything from Jodi Picoult makes me cry but I love her books!” – Whitney Campbell
“Everything by Jodi Picoult makes me cry!” – Jess Rouget
Also by Jodi Picoult:
- The Pact:
- “It is a good book.” – Shailee Roxburgh
- “I couldn’t stop crying.” – Eftihia Polyzogopoulos
- Nineteen Minutes: “Most of her books make me cry!” – Kiera Cross
- Mercy: “Tears!” – Carys Saunders
- Perfect Match: -Amanda Shaw
Damon Courtenay died on the morning of April Fool’s Day. In this tribute to his son, Bryce Courtenay lays bare the suffering behind this young man’s life. Damon’s story is one of lifelong struggle, his love for Celeste, the compassion of family, and a fight to the end for integrity.
“I was an absolute wreck.” – Kym Luxford
“So many! Bryce Courtenay’s work never fails to make me cry.” – Naomi Turnbull
Also by Bryce Courtenay:
Some people wait their whole lives to find their soul mates. But not Holly and Gerry. Childhood sweethearts, they could finish each other’s sentences and even when they fought, they laughed. No one could imagine Holly and Gerry without each other. Until the unthinkable happens. Gerry’s death devastates Holly. But as her 30th birthday looms, Gerry comes back to her. He’s left her a bundle of notes, one for each of the months after his death, gently guiding Holly into her new life without him, each note signed ‘PS, I Love You’. As the notes are gradually opened, and as the year unfolds, Holly is both cheered up and challenged. The man who knows her better than anyone sets out to teach her that life goes on. With some help from her friends, and her noisy and loving family, Holly finds herself laughing, crying, singing, dancing–and being braver than ever before.
“The movie teared me up a little too.” – Keren Taylor
“Bawled through the book and when the movie came out I was smart enough to take a box of tissues with me.” – Sharyn Longuet
“Not the movie version though.” – Louise Rudling
“…Then I saw the movie. It was crap, I couldn’t watch it.” – Shan Murphy
“I read that before the movie came out…quite a tear jerker.” – Mikkie Trigg
Harry Potter, a boy who learns on his 11th birthday that he is the orphaned son of two powerful wizards and possesses unique magical powers of his own. He is summoned from his life as an unwanted child to become a student at Hogwarts, an English boarding school for wizards. There, he meets several friends who become his closest allies and help him discover the truth about his parents’ mysterious deaths.
“I grew up with it and when the last book came out and it was said there was no more I bawled.” – Kristen Maree
“The last two books definitely get me going at points.” – Angelica Smith
It is 1939. Nazi Germany. The country is holding its breath. Death has never been busier, and will become busier still. Liesel Meminger is a foster girl living outside of Munich, who scratches out a meager existence for herself by stealing when she encounters something she can’t resist — books. With the help of her accordion-playing foster father, she learns to read and shares her stolen books with her neighbors during bombing raids as well as with the Jewish man hidden in her basement.
“OMG. I bawled!” – Whitney Campbell
John and Jenny were young and deeply in love, with a perfect little house and not a care in the world. Then they brought home Marley, a wiggly yellow furball of a puppy. Life would never be the same. Marley quickly grew into an uncontrollable 44-kilogram steamroller of a Labrador retriever. Expelled from obedience school, even the tranquillisers prescribed by the vet couldn’t stop him. Yet through the chaos and the hilarity he won hearts and remained a steadfast model of devotion to his family, even when they were at their wits’ end.
“Sobbing tears!!!” – Alison Hollingsworth
“Oh my Lord, the tears.” – Kat Smitheram
“The most sobbing I’ve done that had me absolutely bawling!” – Lucy Murphy
“Read the kid’s version to my class…yeah, we shed some tears together.” – Amy Drummond
A harrowing, yet inspiring true story of a young boy’s abusive childhood, from internationally bestselling author Dave Pelzer.Dave Pelzer was brutally beaten and starved by his emotionally unstable, alcoholic mother – a mother who played tortuous, unpredictable games. She no longer considered Dave a son, but a slave; no longer a boy, but an ‘it’.His bed was an old army cot in the basement, his clothes were torn and unwashed, and when he was allowed the luxury of food it was scraps from the dog’s bowl. The outside world knew nothing of the nightmare played out behind closed doors. But throughout Dave kept alive dreams of finding a family to love him.
“I read it when I was 17 I honestly now as a mother do not think I could handle reading it again.” – Yvette Bennett
1970s Afghanistan: Twelve-year-old Amir is desperate to win the local kite-fighting tournament and his loyal friend Hassan promises to help him. But neither of the boys can foresee what will happen to Hassan that afternoon, an event that is to shatter their lives..
Anna Walsh is officially a wreck. She’s covered in bandages and she’s lying in her parents’ Good Front Room dreaming of leaving Dublin and getting back to New York.
To her friends.
To The Most Fabulous Job in the World(TM).
And most of all, back to her husband, Aiden.
But her family have other ideas (not to mention the usual problems that beset the Walsh sisters). And Aiden, for some reason, seems unwilling to get in touch.
What happened to Anna to send her so far from all that she loves? And what happened to her marriage that her husband won’t talk to her?
“You’ll be laughing and crying all at once.” – Dani Della
“One of my all time favourite books. I bawled the first time I read it!” – Emma Semple
“It is such a good book!” – Nicolle Thomas
This extraordinary, magical novel is the story of Clare and Henry who have known each other since Clare was six and Henry was thirty-six, and were married when Clare was twenty-two and Henry thirty.
Impossible but true, because Henry is one of the first people diagnosed with Chrono-Displacement Disorder: periodically his genetic clock resets and he finds himself pulled suddenly into his past or future. His disappearances are spontaneous and his experiences are alternately harrowing and amusing.
“I didn’t realise it was a book until after my husband begged me to watch the movie. I usually prefer to read the book first.” – Janelle Duncan


(Dia de St. Brigid)
Saint Brigid of Ireland (Bridget, Bridgit, Brigit, Bride) (451- 525) was born at Faughart near Dundalk, County Louth, Ireland. Legend states that her parents were Dubhthach, pagan king of Leinster, and Brocca, a Christian Pictish slave who had been baptized by Saint Patrick.
According to this legend, which suffers inconsistencies common to such legends, Brigid was named after one of the most powerful goddesses of the Pagan religion that Dubhthach practiced. Brigid was the goddess of fire, whose manifestations were song and poetry, which the Irish considered the flame of knowledge. Brigid supposedly became a virgin in service to the Goddess Brigid and eventually ascended to high priestess at the Kil Dara (the temple of the oak), a pagan sanctuary built from the wood of a tree sacred to the Druids. In 468, she followed St. Mel of Armagh to Meath and converted to Christianity.
Another version of her life states that upon reaching maturity, she vexed her father by being overly generous to the poor and needy with his milk, butter, and flour. Finally, she gave away his jewel-encrusted sword to a leper. At this point, it was decided that her disposition was best suited for a nun and she was sent to a convent. The legend does not preserve when or how her hitherto pagan father became amenable to such acts. Other tales likewise exist, and the only agreement between the various stories is that a girl was born to an Irish king named Dubhtach and that her name was Brigid.
Around 470 she founded a Christian double monastery (nuns and monks) at Kildare (Cill-Dara) by either converting the pagan sanctuary or by building on unused ground there, depending upon the particular story consulted. She went on to found a school of art at the monastery where the Book of Kildare, a famous illuminated manuscript, was created. She died at Kildare on February 1 and is buried at Downpatrick with St. Columcille and St. Patrick, with whom she is co-patron of Ireland. Similar to the association between St. Patrick and the shamrock, a tiny cross made of rushes was linked with St. Brigid.
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In 2015, Attorney Odrcic’s book, The Immigration Consequences Of Wisconsin Criminal Offenses, was published by Pinnacle, which is operated by the State Bar of Wisconsin. Attorney Odrcic also published supplements of the book in 2017 and 2020 respectively. The book is currently in its second edition, with Attorney Odrcic listed as one of the authors of the second edition.
According to the State Bar of Wisconsin, the book is “Award winning.” One published review
states the “book achieves its self-proclaimed goal to equip lawyers to go well beyond the bare
minimum requirements” of criminal defense attorneys representing immigrant clients. The
review concludes by stating “thanks to Attorney Odrcic’s book, defense lawyers will be much
better positioned to counsel noncitizen clients as to potential immigration consequences.”


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Dark Days Tour: Evanston, IL
Do you like libraries? I know I do! So I'm excited that there's one on our tour! Veronica Roth, Bethany Griffin, Elizabeth Norris and I will be at the Evanston library on June 8th, 2012 at 4:00pm. Don't worry, though, The Book Stall will have books there for you to buy. :) Come see us!
The Evanston Public Library, Main Branch
1703 Orrington Ave


The digital version of the current issue of Nartanam is out and is available in Batoi Hub. To read the articles available in this issue, you need to login and subscribe to the magazine.
The issue elaborates on the life and works of a rare Harikatha genius- Ajjada Adibhatla Narayana Das. He is known as HARIKATHA PITAMAHA- Father of Harikatha- a colossus of the art form. Reputed scholars and artists have contributed to this issue.
Some of the past issues in the digital format of Nartanam are also available online. To browse through, visit the Nartanam "Publication" section at Batoi Hub, visit the Nartanam "Publication" --
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Codex Bezae shows comprehensively the differences between the versions which show no core theological significance. The gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles make up a two-outline work which scholars call Luke? The commentary is not named in either niv. The eclipse of the traditional attribution to Luke the niv of Paul has written that an early date for the gospel is when rarely put forward. Acts is a religio-main history of the Founder of the church and his successors, in both deeds and words. The study describes his book as a “narrative” diegesis , when than as a gospel, and implicitly criticises his lessons for not giving their readers the speeches of Jesus and the Apostles, as such lessons were the outline of a “full” report, the strength through which ancient historians conveyed the meaning of their narratives. He seems to have taken as his study the commentary of two respected Classical purpose, Dionysius of Halicarnassus , who wrote a history of Rome, and the Jewish study Josephus , author of a summary of the Jews.
Dating the Writing of Luke and Why it Matters
The stated purpose of the two volumes is to provide Theophilus and others like him with certainty—assurance—about earlier instruction they have received Lk To accomplish his purpose, Luke shows that the preaching and teaching of the representatives of the early church are grounded in the preaching and teaching of Jesus, who during his historical ministry Acts — 22 prepared his specially chosen followers and commissioned them to be witnesses to his resurrection and to all else that he did Acts — This history is first of all salvation history.
This salvation history, moreover, is a part of human history. Luke is concerned with presenting Christianity as a legitimate form of worship in the Roman world, a religion that is capable of meeting the spiritual needs of a world empire like that of Rome.
Because Luke and Acts are written by the same author, who carefully and options regarding the authorship and dating of Luke and Acts.
Post a comment. Attention to the “we” sections in Acts reveals that the author arrived in Jerusalem with Paul in late spring 57 Acts , 16; and faded out of the picture for a couple of years until autumn 59 when he and Paul departed from Caesarea on the voyage to Rome Acts If this raises questions about the role of divine inspiration, see Biblical Inspiration in Perspective. The Gospel was almost certainly not written after , since Paul quotes from Luke in his first epistle to Timothy The most obvious explanation for the abrupt ending of Acts is that the historical account had actually reached this point.
There is no mention of the Neronian persecution , even though the story of Acts ends in Rome. While none of these observations alone offers definitive proof, collectively they support the earlier date. To accommodate a later date, alternative suggestions for the ending of Acts include: 1 Luke intended to compose a third volume but never did or it has not survived which, of course, cannot be confirmed ; and 2 he fulfilled his purpose of the gospel message having reached Rome and had no reason to take the story any further.
Chapter 13. Does Dating Luke-Acts into the Second Century Affect the Q Hypothesis?
Acts of the Apostles , abbreviation Acts , fifth book of the New Testament , a valuable history of the early Christian church. Acts was written in Greek, presumably by St. Luke the Evangelist. Acts was apparently written in Rome , perhaps between 70 and 90 ce , though some think a slightly earlier date is also possible. After an introductory account of the descent of the Holy Spirit on the Apostles at Pentecost interpreted as the birth of the church , Luke pursues as a central theme the spread of Christianity to the Gentile world under the guiding inspiration of the Holy Spirit.
The conversion of St.
Why do conservative scholars generally propose earlier dates for the writing of Luke-Acts, while later dates are preferred by the more liberal.
There are also problems of dating in the light of current theories of Gospel relations, since the Gospel of Luke must be later than both Mark and Matthew, and thus no earlier than CE. An earlier generation of scholars argued that Luke-Acts might have been written as late as the mid-second century or after, but this opposite extreme is no more attractive on historical grounds.
In current New Testament scholarship, the dates given for Luke-Acts are usually A recent trend among scholars has seen the date slide slight later to about or so, and this now seems more likely. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account. You are commenting using your Facebook account. Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email.
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Dating the New Testament
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Most scholars hold to this date. They use the following reasoning: Luke seems ignorant of Matthew, likely written in the mids/early 80s. The.
A summary page for my co-edited book on Lukan studies Adams, Sean A. Pahl, eds. Issues in Luke-Acts: Selected Essays. Gorgias Handbooks Piscataway, N.
When Was Acts Written?
This page gives a three-part discussion that shows the gospel of Luke was written between 59 to 62 CE. Physical evidence, secular writings, and logic are used. When you finish reading this page, you will begin to understand why Christians logically accept these dates. External evidence means sources outside of the Bible.
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When looking at the dating of the New Testament Documents, we are quickly approached by scholarly presuppositions. In analyzing why certain critical scholars may be inclined to favor later dates, the first reason that would come to mind is, as a liberal biblical critic, one may be trying to find a way to shake the historicity and reliability of Gospel claims. The reason why they would seek to separate the writing of the documents to the life of the original disciples has to do with the concept of the Gospels containing mythology.
Some of these scholars enter the dating arena with the notion that the gospels contain a degree of mythology miracles, virgin birth, resurrection, etc , and because of this they date the books with an innate bias for later dates. Sadly, some scholars build from this bias when the reverse should be attempted. This then allows them to analyze certain scriptural claims in light of mystified information, and thus oversee certain crucial Christian and biblical statements. With these two opposing views, and the importance not only behind the dates, but the ramifications dating itself brings to their opposing arguments, we can understand how important it is to explore the possibility of dating the Gospels.
Of these Gospels, conservative scholars in particular have championed one as the historical narrative, and its author as the biblical historian himself. This is none-other than Luke the Physician, and his writings of Luke-Acts. In analyzing Luke-Acts we will get a feel for both the dating and historicity of the Gospel documents, and thus come to a conclusion regarding the conservative and liberal scholarly traditions. This paper will explore the possibility of dating Luke-Acts, and will conclude as later argued and illuminated through various professionals and their observations, that the traditional dating estimate is most accurate, while the critical argument for a second century date results from ignored internal and external evidences.
The Dating of the New Testament
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Acts and the Gospel of Luke make up a two-part work, Luke—Acts , by the same anonymous author, usually dated to around 80—90 AD. Acts continues the story of Christianity in the 1st century , beginning with the ascension of Jesus to Heaven. The early chapters, set in Jerusalem , describe the Day of Pentecost the coming of the Holy Spirit and the growth of the church in Jerusalem. Initially, the Jews are receptive to the Christian message, but later they turn against the followers of Jesus.
Rejected by the Jews, the message is taken to the Gentiles under the guidance of the Apostle Peter. The later chapters tell of Paul’s conversion , his mission in Asia Minor and the Aegean, and finally his imprisonment in Rome, where, as the book ends, he awaits trial. Luke—Acts is an attempt to answer a theological problem, namely how the Messiah of the Jews came to have an overwhelmingly non-Jewish church; the answer it provides is that the message of Christ was sent to the Gentiles because the Jews rejected it.
The title “Acts of the Apostles” was first used by Irenaeus in the late 2nd century. There are two major textual variants of Acts, the Western text-type and the Alexandrian. The oldest complete Alexandrian manuscripts date from the 4th century and the oldest Western ones from the 6th, with fragments and citations going back to the 3rd. Western texts of Acts are 6. The title “Acts of the Apostles” Praxeis Apostolon would seem to identify it with the genre telling of the deeds and achievements of great men praxeis , but it was not the title given by the author.
It lacks exact analogies in Hellenistic or Jewish literature. The author may have taken as his model the works of Dionysius of Halicarnassus , who wrote a well-known history of Rome, or the Jewish historian Josephus , author of a history of the Jews.


This Painting of a Summer Man was created by Arcimboldo to celebrate the beginning of Summer.
Notice the cucumber nose and the wheat suit!
"In 1562 Arcimboldo left his country and joined the Emperor's court, where he was liked and treated well and received with great kindness, and the Emperor gave him a good salary worthy of his merits and also showed his affection in many other ways. And so our Arcimboldo lived a very fulfilling and honorable life at the Imperial court, not only for him (Ferdinand), but also the entire court, not only with his paintings, but also many other works of art and pieces of woodwork for occasions such as tournaments, games, weddings, coronations, and especially when Archduke Charles of Austria took a wife. This noble and inspired man fashioned a great number of rare and delicate works of art which caused considerable amazement among all the illustrious noblemen who used to congregate there, and his lord and master (Ferdinand) was very pleased with him.”
Arcimboldo died in Milan, to which he retired after leaving the Prague service. It was during this last phase of his career that he produced the composite portrait of Rudolph II, as well as his self-portrait as the Four Seasons. His Italian contemporaries honored him with poetry and manuscripts celebrating his illustrious career which would be revived by the end of the nineteenth century with the beginning of the surrealistic movement.


North Country Semi-Weathering Gray Green new slate roof for Moffat Library in Washingtonville, New York
North Country Semi-Weathering (Sea) Green is a premium quality roofing slate. A percentage of these slates will weather to tones of brown and buff over time. In 2017, we supplied 115 squares of 16” x random widths x ¼” for the Moffat Library re-roof which was part of the library’s major restoration project.
The Moffat Library, built in 1887 was named after David Moffat, a local of Washingtonville who made his fortune in the railroad and mining business. In 1885, he wanted to give back to his community and commissioned the building of the Queen Anne style building which was designed by New York architect George Edward Harney.
In 1994, the Moffat Library was added to the National Register of Historic Places. In 2011, the library was forced to close after severe flooding from Hurricane Irene. In 2014, the library received a construction grant and work began in 2016. The library’s slate roof was replaced with new slate shingles similar to the original grey color slate installed in 1887. Copper snow guards (snow retention system) were installed above the entrance ways to prevent personal and property damage caused by avalanching snow. These snow avalanches are a result of friction that is lost between the slate roof and the snow which is due to heat loss from the building.
The historic Moffat Library grand reopening and ceremony took place on September 16, 2017. Thanks to the quality of the slate roof tiles and the roofing contractor’s workmanship, this slate roof should last 100 plus years!
Sheena Owen began working for North Country Slate on October 12, 1999. As the Sales Coordinator, Sheena’s day to day duties include providing customer service, new business development, inside sales, handling all cross-border customs issues/documentation, arranging shipments, health and safety representation and social media marketing.
Sheena graduated from the University of Guelph in 1992 with a BA in English and Drama and in 1995 graduated with a Diploma in Radio and Television Broadcasting from Centennial College. Sheena’s first job was the Producer’s Assistant for TV shows including Robocop, F/X The Series and Nikita. She went on to becoming an Assistant Manager at Eddie Bauer. In her spare time, Sheena enjoys traveling, gardening, volunteering at her local soccer club and cheering on her kids at their sporting events.


A British woman is making strides in the gender equality struggle through new research she has completed for her book on women’s empowerment, launching in time for International Women’s Day this year. Shaherazad Umbreen won a Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Fellowship to fund travels across the UK, Germany, Iceland and Kuwait to explore what women can do to finally end inequality. Her book called, Each Other, asserts that men have been the privileged sex for far too long and that it is time for women to do more to empower each other.
“There is not a single country in the world where women have full equality with men. It’s time that women take control and make gender equality our reality,” said Shaherazad. “In the book I explore a world where belonging on any part of the gender spectrum does not limit or enhance your life chances.”
Each Other: Why Women Must Empower Women is designed to be read by women everywhere in accessible, easily digestible chapters with a clear toolkit of empowering actions included.
The book, which is being released on the 1st March 2019 on Amazon and shaherazad.com, features insights from feminists such as Helen Pankhurst and Deborah Rodriguez, as well as explorations of inequality quandaries such as the gender pay gap, why girls suffer from hunger more than boys, and even Iceland’s very strange penis museum.
Shaherazad, who won the prestigious Winston Churchill Fellowship in 2018, said she originally came up with the idea for the research when she set up her empowering shoe business, Shoes by Shaherazad, 3 years ago. “My shoes are designed to carry women in comfort from the boardroom to the bar and my book is designed to give women clear calls to action to end the gender inequality conundrum.”
“Iceland is the number one country in the world for gender equality but even there women are paid 14% less than men,” says Shaherazad. “My book and the toolkit within it calls for women to take action to end male privilege. For example, increasing paternity leave sounds counterintuitive to the struggle but will actually help to enable gender equality. The book reveals what would happen to population growth if men could give birth; it challenges what men’s appetite for sex would be if there was a chance that they would have to bear the pain of pregnancy and childbirth.”
The content is designed to appeal to women who believe in equality but don’t know where to start in supporting change. It explores how to deal with sexist language in meetings (such as when people say, “tits up” or “man up”); how to deal with sexual misdemeanours; how to enable women to gain senior leadership positions and how to support the feminist agenda by ensuring that male partners play their fair share in the domestic sphere. It is her straight talking pragmatism and clear toolkit actions that are seeing Shaherazad get the thumbs up from readers. One pre-launch reader said:
“I experienced many emotions whilst reading this book. It is incredibly thought provoking as I found myself recalling the advice when I was going about my every day life - I had never seen women’s subjugation in this way before. I’m done with being seen and treated as the poorer sex.”
Whatever your thoughts are on feminism, this entertaining and factual narrative is guaranteed to make you think again.


We are sorry to report that the Burlap Canvas Class that was scheduled for tonight, October 29th, has been canceled. We are re-scheduling it to Monday, November 19th at 5:30 pm. If you were registered, and this new date works for you, let us know. If you are not registered but are interested in the class, there are still spots available.
We are excited to announce that we have a new head librarian, Nicole Schmiesing! Nicole is originally from Sauk Centre. She went to college at Minnesota State University Moorhead and received her library degree from University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, where she also worked as a reference librarian. She recently completed a term of service with AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps (NCCC), where she performed service projects in Colorado, Oklahoma, Texas, and Missouri. She is really excited to be back in small-town Minnesota and serve this community! Please feel free to contact her either by email (on the right hand side) or by phone 320-842-7981 if you have any questions or ideas!!
The Kerkhoven Public Library is starting a collection of High School Yearbooks.
If you have yearbooks from Kerkhoven, Murdock, or Sunburg,
we would love your donations! Drop them off during library hours:
Monday 3:30-6:30; Tuesday 1-6; Wednesday 3:30-6:30;
Thursday and Friday 1-6. You can also give us a call at 320-264-2141.
Local authors – indie, self-published, aspiring, and mainstream – can now create ebooks and share them with readers across the state and potentially across the country using free tools provided by Minnesota libraries.
For helpful hints click here


Jorge Francisco Isidoro Luis Borges Acevedo (24 August 1899 – 14 June 1986), known as Jorge Luis Borges, was an Argentine writer, essayist, poet and translator born in Buenos Aires. In 1914 his family moved to Switzerland where he attended school, receiving his baccalauréat from the Collège de Genève in 1918. The family travelled widely in Europe, including stays in Spain. On his return to Argentina in 1921, Borges began publishing his poems and essays in surrealist literary journals. He also worked as a librarian and public lecturer. In 1955 he was appointed director of the National Public Library (Biblioteca Nacional) and professor of Literature at the University of Buenos Aires.
"I have always imagined that paradise will be a kind of library."
"The fact is that poetry is not the books in the library . . . Poetry is the encounter of the reader with the book, the discovery of the book. "


Pennsylvania One Book, Every Young Child is a collaborative project using the vehicle of “One Book, One State” program to highlight the importance of early literacy development. The goal of the PA One Book, Every Young Child Program is to increase awareness of the importance of reading and engaging children in stories among adults with preschoolers in their lives.
How can that goal be reached?
By having community members like YOU read to children at a local child care program in your area.
The 2018 PA One Book is My Cousin Momo, written and illustrated by Zach OHora. My Cousin Momo is a story about Momo a flying squirrel who goes to visit some family, look to see how his visit went… “Momo is coming for a visit, and his cousins are SO excited! But, when Momo appears, the squirrel cousins find that he has interesting dress up clothes, plays games differently and doesn’t want to fly event thought he is a flying squirrel. But when they give Momo’s ideas a try, brother and sister squirrel end up making a new friend. When can they all visit together again?”
The Northeast Regional Key would like to say a special thank you to all of our Guest Readers who read this year’s PA One Book, My Cousin Momo, by Zach OHora at early learning programs during the month of April. We would also like to thank those early learning programs who invited a special Guest Reader into their programs.
If you were a Guest Reader or Host Site for the 2018 PA One Book, please complete a brief survey about your experience.
Guest Reader Survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2018GuestReaderEval
Host Site Survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2018HostSiteEval
Counties: Berks, Bradford, Carbon, Columbia, Lackawanna, Lehigh, Luzerne, Monroe, Montour, Northampton, Pike, Schuylkill, Sullivan, Susquehanna, Wayne, Wyoming
For more information, please contact: Beth Gambone, Community Engagment Manager at firstname.lastname@example.org
Check out past PA One books
Click on the book to listen to the author, Susan Stockdale, read her book “Stripes of All Types.” Susan also has an activity to do with your kids after she reads the book.
Click on the videos below to listen to school-age children from child care programs in the Northeast Region read some of the past PA One Books. If you have a copy of the book, read along with these children.
“Stripes of All Types,” by Susan Stockdale (read in English and Spanish)
“If You Were A Penguin,” by Wendell and Florence Minor
“Stop Snoring Bernard,” by Zach OHora
“Up, Down, and Around,” by Katherine Ayres
“The Bus for Us,” by Suzanne Bloom
Who’s Shoes? A Shoe for Every Job
“Inside Mouse, Outside Mouse,” by Lindsay Barrett George


Another Nor'easter Hits Miskatonic as Students Off for Spring Break
almost 6 years ago
– Wed, Mar 07, 2018 at 04:56:01 PM
Welcome to Miskatonic University! Our students have just started their spring break—most, off to climes with either more sun or more snow, though the archaeology club at least is off to the MA hinterlands, braving the wind and the wet to sate what appears to be an almost inhuman curiosity—so this gives you a chance to see a quieter side of campus.
Just back from the 4 days that is Emerald City Comic Con! Had a blast (though I lost my voice there, so if you find it, please email me). Lots of amazing cosplay, and I got to chat with a ton of folks about books (and this Kickstarter!), and maybe I even saw a few of you there.
As for the Kickstarter, we're so excited by the support you've shown—thank you. We're already almost halfway there! [We actually just crossed the 50% mark while I was writing this, so YAY!!!—sg] These two volumes of Miskatonic tales promise such delights and such frights. Have you wondered about the training process for assistant professors here? How the library policies are enforced? What's served in the cafeteria (when you can even find it)?
Here's a minimum of what we'll be covering over the coming weeks through our Updates:
- Beginning an interview series of our creative partners: the artists and authors featured in this project
- Unveiling new content, such as possible sticker designs
- Highlighting some other Kickstarter projects that we love
- And whatever cool new things we think of along the way!
Today I give you two of those.
We Love these Projects
Here's a list of four really great crowdfunding projects that we love and that you might too. (Some of them ending soon!).
- Vastarien (ENDS IN 2 DAYS): This is a literary journal devoted to the dark weird fiction of author Thomas Ligotti, a giant of modern weird fiction. There's much great talent involved in this project, and I'm very excited to get my hands on issue #1.
- Blacktasticon (ENDS IN 6 DAYS): A convention celebrating Black speculative fiction in Atlanta, GA. Milton Davis and company publish wonderful tales and are putting together what looks to be a fabulous event.
- The Dark Magazine: The Dark has been publishing wonderfully unsettling fiction for 5 years! And they've got plans for the next 2 years to be even bigger and better. You can read many of the stories they've published online right now.
- The Outer Dark: More than just a fascinating podcast, the Outer Dark is launching their second annual symposium of weird fiction in San Jose, CA. It's crazy how much talent will be in attendance. And it will all be podcasted after for those of us that can't attend.
And down there just below is the mischievous mascot logo of good ol' MU, Squidly (brought to you by Jeremy Zerfoss).
Please help us share the word about this Miskatonic adventure—you're helping to bring a lip-biting, toe-curling bundle of stories into this reality. Thank you, and may your day be filled with eerie thrills.


Jungle Beauty Goddesses – Book 3 – Dirty Ball is a continuation of the saga of the seven sisters, daughters of the creator of the Universe, who are tasked with creating and nurturing a blue planet in the far-flung reaches of the Universe – Earth. Author Cassandra George Sturges has created a cast of characters that seek to put a different slant on the creation of the Universe, the galaxies, the planets, and the sentient beings on them. In Dirty Ball we follow the machinations of the sister Afar who, after creating the first higher order being on earth – Mada, falls hopelessly in love with her creation, in direct contravention of the Sisters' oaths and their father’s rules. When Mada’s future mate comes into being, a woman called Sumeria, Afar’s jealousy knows no bounds. Humanity’s future is hanging by a thread and controlled by a Goddess whose sanity and good judgment must be severely questioned. What ensues is a complex tale that seeks, in some way, to explain both the human condition and the current state of our planet.
Despite not having read the first book in this series, I had read the second. Although excited by the premise and carried away by some of the author’s clever imagery, I was left with the feeling that still more could be achieved in this concept. In Jungle Beauty Goddesses – Book 3 – Dirty Ball, author Cassandra George Sturges does exactly that – moves the story to a new, exciting level. One of the true joys of being a professional reviewer is watching an author grow and mature over time and, in this tale, I was duly rewarded. I felt the mixture of myths, fantasies, and original thoughts achieved a new imagination high and I thoroughly enjoyed the read. The tale is not finished though and I look forward to more excitement in the future. What stood out for me the most in this book was the uncanny corollaries the author was able to draw between her fantastical story and the current human and planetary condition. I loved the spiritual side of the story and the deep thought that clearly went into some of the passages. The passionate sex scenes, although few, were beautifully handled and never crossed over that line of decency into crudity. All in all, this was an excellent read and one I can highly recommend. I now await book four with bated breath.
Reviewed By Jamie Michele for Readers’ Favorite
Dirty Ball by Cassandra George Sturges is the third book in the fantasy fiction mythological series Jungle Beauty Goddesses, preceded by book one, Pretty Blue Ball, and book two, Aquatic Ball. In this installment, the Jungle Beauty Goddess Afar is the star as her journey goes from youth through her evolution as an independent and dynamic deity—Goddess of Earth—and how she wields such an extraordinary responsibility and uninhibited power. As she sculpts and molds and creates, she finds that the one thing she cannot control is the free will of her creations...not their emotions, not their hearts. She also steps back and lets her children (the people of Earth) rule themselves, watching as they rise and fall by color and continent alongside her reluctant partner, Mada.
Dirty Ball is an interesting alternate story on the creation of Earth and all of us who inhabit it. Cassandra George Sturges weaves together the fabric of a history born of fantasy and a mythological tale that is unlike any other. While this is the third book in a series, it does actually read very well as a standalone, and Sturges is able to deliver enough sizzle to give the narrative an erotic overtone. Mada is written as an emotionally complex character and there were moments where I could sincerely feel his anger and pain, while still understanding Afar's as well (even if her actions made me gasp).
Reviewed By Asher Syed for Readers’ Favorite
Jungle Beauty Goddesses: Dirty Ball by Cassandra George Sturges invites readers to a new fictional vision of how the earth was populated and by whom. Afar is the Jungle Beauty Goddess who has authority over planet Earth. She is fairer than her sisters, the other Jungle Beauty Goddesses, and embodies the figure a reader would closely align with Eve (her Adam being Mada) as well as Mother Earth, or God Almighty, in feminine form. In love with Mada and he with her, she resists procreating with him and redirects him to another woman, Sumeria, with whom he falls in love. From the two, the African continent is populated and Afar exacts her revenge...using Mada against his will to create the “pink babies”, who are bent on destroying all Afar has been entrusted with...including herself.
It is always a privilege and an honor to witness the evolution of a series, particularly when that includes seeing the writing within the books strengthen with the story. Dirty Ball is one of these instances and I believe Cassandra George Sturges is an author worth following. Afar and Mada's arc is excellent and the way Sturges takes creation stories from different religions and positions Afar as the creator is really a cool perspective. Additionally, it is not easy to get a reader to like a character like Afar but Sturges is able to manage this and, when a shocking twist occurs, the entire story is elevated to another level. The book does end with a cliffhanger so readers should be prepared for one, but the loose ends as far as Afar and Mada's story are tightened nicely and set book four up with a solid direction for the Jungle Beauty Goddesses to take.


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Dr. Wyatt Tee Walker is Pastor Emeritus of the Canaan Baptist Church of Christ in New York’s Harlem community. Until recently, Dr. Walker served 37 years as Senior Pastor and CEO of Canaan. He is the chief reason Canaan remains a paradigm of what urban ministry can be. Dr. Walker is known in Harlem, nationally and internationally as pastor, theologian, human rights activist and cultural historian. Dr. Walker served as Chief of Staff to the late Rev. Dr Martin Luther King, Jr. and historians credit Dr. Walker as Dr. King’s chief strategist. Since 1979, he has distinguished himself as the most prolific author and essayist in the African American pulpit in the last half-century. He is a double graduate of Virginia Union University, Richmond, Virginia (B.S., 1950; M.Div., 1953) and holds an earned doctorate from Rochester Theological Center, Rochester, New York. His graduate studies have taken him to the University of Ife in Nigeria, the University of Ghana at Legon and the Haitian-American Institute in Port-au-Prince. He is an exhibiting artist (photojournalist) as well as a composer of sacred music. Jesse Jackson has called him Harlem’s Renaissance Man because of his multiple gifts and varied careers.
Over the last two decades, Dr. Walker has emerged as the nation’s foremost authority on the music of the African American religious experience by the sheer dint of his productivity and dogged research Following the publication of his landmark work, Somebody’s Calling My Name, which is considered a classic in many quarters, five additional works in the field of ethnomusicology have come from his pen. The three-volume Spirits That Dwell in Deep Woods has been hailed as pioneer work which he continues to pursue. No one has written as much or as carefully on the meter music of the African American religious tradition. Several recent works accent Dr. Walker’s prolific writing prowess: The Harvard Paper, which details the economic profile of the African-American Church; The Soweto Diary, a personal eyewitness account of the free election in South Africa; Race, Justice and Culture, with a forward by Dan Rather, former CBS News journalist and anchor; and Millennium End Papers, the first release of 2000. In all, Dr. Walker has produced 27 works since 1979.
Dr. Walker has preached on every continent of the world with the exception of Australia. His global vision has carried him to 100 countries and he is regarded internationally as a human rights activist. In 1994, Nelson Mandela’s first stop as President of South Africa was the worship service at Canaan. The following week, Dr. Walker was the first African-American to meet Yasir Arafat since the de-militarization of the Gaza Strip and Jericho, both occurrences underscoring his involvement as an anti-apartheid activist for Palestinian statehood. He is now President Emeritus of Africa Action and past Chairman of the Board of Rev. Alfred Sharpton’s National Action Network. In 1998, The All-Africa Council of Churches hosted Dr. Walker as the keynote preacher for the last quadrennial meeting of the 20th century, in Addis Abba, Ethiopia. In 2000, The National Baptists of Southern Africa invited this Harlem preacher to be the celebrant for the Centennial Celebration in Johannesburg.
In constant demand as a religious thinker and practitioner, Dr. Walker served three tenures on the faculty of New York Theological Seminary, two tenures at Princeton Seminar, two tenures at United Theological Seminary, Dayton Ohio, including serving as Interim Dean of Doctoral Studies, and a single tenure at Union Theological Seminary in New York City.
Several institutions have conferred an honorary degree on Dr. Walker. They are Virginia Union University, Gettysburg College, Florida Memorial University, Bethune-Cookman College and Virginia State University.
As a Harlem pastor, Dr. Walker was the largest single developer of affordable housing in New York City and has been a key player in the physical renaissance of Harlem that proceeds apace. Most notably, under his leadership Canaan Baptist Church sponsored seven housing properties, which included three senior housing properties and the Canaan Senior Services Center, the oldest senior services center in Harlem. Dr. Walker also served as Chairman of the Consortium for Central Harlem Development which was responsible for $100 million in housing.
Ebony Magazine named Dr. Walker one of the greatest African-American preachers.


All of the documents referenced in the play really exist and are available
online for those interested in learning more about the Watergate scandal.
Scene 12, Clyde’s of Georgetown, at p. 34. Secret man leaves document on Geoff’s briefcase. This is the Special Prosecutor’s 6/28/74 Prosecutive Memo on Richard Nixon, drafted by George Frampton. https://www.archives.gov/files/research/investigations/watergate/roadmap/docid-70106088.pdf. The first three pages of this exhibit show how the document was secretly shared with the House Judiciary Committee.
Scene 15, Impeachment Trial, Day Two, at p. 37. Geoff cites New York Times article on Dean’s disbarment.
- This is the NYT link: https://www.nytimes.com/1974/02/07/archives/dean-disbarred-in-virginia-for-unethical-acts.html?searchResultPosition=2.
- This is the play’s website link: http://trialonthepotomac.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Trial-On-The-Potomac-Supporting-Evidence-G.pdf
Scene 16, Special on Dean, at p. 38. Shepard accuses Dean of changing his story, citing a memo by prosecutors. This is the Denny/Rient memo of November 15, 1973, included as Appendix U in my 2008 Watergate book, The Secret Plot to Make Ted Kennedy President, https://shepardonwatergate.com/documents/RN004-U.pdf
Scene 16, Special on Dean, at p. 38. Shepard accuses Dean of destroying evidence, citing another memo by prosecutors. This is the Frampton memo of November 2, 1973, included on our play’s website, http://trialonthepotomac.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Trial-On-The-Potomac-Supporting-Evidence-R.pdf
Scene 16, Special on Dean, at p. 39. Shepard introduces the transcript of the tape recording of the Nixon/Dean meeting of March 21, 1973. This is an 81 page transcript, posted by the National Archives at https://www.archives.gov/files/research/investigations/watergate/roadmap/docid-70105908.pdf The actual transcript begins at p. 4
Scene 21, St. Clair’s Office, Midnight, at p. 47. The Secret Man leaves Geoff a full copy of the Special Prosecutor’s infamous Road Map. The Road Map outline is posted as “Grand Jury Report and Recommendation to the House of Representatives (Road Map)” at https://www.archives.gov/research/investigations/watergate/roadmap?_ga=2.167750586.560868982.1627475936-1128273301.1626805564, along with Grand Jury Attachment 1.1 through 51.3. The Road Map itself prints out to 62 pages. Printing all the attachments will consume two reams of paper.
Scene 23, Watergate Lead Prosecutor Leon Jaworski Takes the Stand, at p. 53. Geoff cites Jaworski’s own memo as proof of his secret meeting with Judge Sirica. This is posted on our own website at http://trialonthepotomac.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Trial-On-The-Potomac-Supporting-Evidence-H.pdf
Scene 24, Jury Bench – Judge Sirica’s Courtroom, at pp. 53-55. While not specifically cited, this scene is based on Documents H and I posted on our play’s website at http://trialonthepotomac.com/supporting-evidence/
Scene 24, Jury Bench – Judge Sirica’s Courtroom, at p. 56. St. Clair states Jaworski wrote that his staff’s approach would be like knifing Nixon on the back. While not produced in the scene itself, this assertion is based on two memos.
- One is Document E on our play’s website: http://trialonthepotomac.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Trial-On-The-Potomac-Supporting-Evidence-E.pdf.
- The other is cited on my own website https://shepardonwatergate.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/AD-5-1.pdf, at p. 4.
Scene 24, Jury Bench – Judge Sirica’s Courtroom, at p. 57. Geoff hands St Clair a copy of the Road Map outline (without attachments). https://www.archives.gov/files/research/investigations/watergate/roadmap/docid-70105890.pdf
Scene 24, Jury Bench – Judge Sirica’s Courtroom, at p. 57. St. Clair hands Jaworski a copy of LaRue’s grand jury testimony and asks him to read the part where LaRue says he spoke with Mitchell in the afternoon. What he actually hands Jaworski is a compilation of four documents, all from the National Archives website, https://www.archives.gov/research/investigations/watergate/roadmap?_ga=2.167750586.560868982.1627475936-1128273301.1626805564.
- Item 7 of the Road Map itself (at p. 12),
- (ii) its cited attachment, at Grand Jury Attachment 7.1,
- (iii) Item 10 of the Road Map itself (at p. 15), and
- (iv) its cited attachment at Grand Jury Attachment 10.1.
This is because prosecutors chose to cite LaRue’s grand jury testimony in two parts – intentionally obfuscating the thrust of his testimony.
Scene 24, Jury Bench – Judge Sirica’s Courtroom, at p. 59. Geoff asserts LaRue testified during the later Watergate Cover-up Trial that his conversation with John Mitchell had occurred in the morning and not in the afternoon, holding up a file. That trial transcript is quoted in The Nixon Conspiracy, Watergate and the Plot to Remove the President (Post Hill Press, 2021), at pp. 307-312.


OpenZinc contains several differences from Zinc Application Frameworks 4.2 on which it is based. Most of these are simply to accommodate newer compilers and C++ standards.
The only changes in the public interface of the library are; 1)the change of UI_WINDOW_OBJECT member UI_REGION true to UI_WINDOW_OBJECT member UI_REGION trueRegion to avoid a conflict with bool true and 2) the change of DEVICE_IMAGE DM_POSITION to DEVICE_IMAGE DM_POSITION_IMAGE. Other than that code written for Zinc 4.x should compile fine under OpenZinc.
Additionally, *.cpp and *.hpp files generated by OpenZinc Designer are slightly different than those generated under Zinc Designer 4.x. To modify older versions of these generated files they simply need to be opened and saved with the OpenZinc Designer. This will allow the generated code to be compiled under newer compilers (as well as older ones).
Other important changes include provision of code within header files to allow compilation under linux and a number of additional makefiles for new compilers.


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Keith Richards opens the trunk of memories and edits Live at the Hollywood Palladium, an album that records the concert he gave with his solo band, The X-Pensive Winos, on the stage mentioned in the title on December 15, 1988. It will be available in various formats as of November 13.
What the CD records is the penultimate recital of a tour of twelve cities in the United States. Keith Richards and his band performed their iconic Rolling Stone solo tracks, such as Take It So Hard O Make No Mistake, and also classics from Mick Jagger’s band repertoire, such as Happy O Connection.
The concert will be available on CD, double vinyl LP, digital and limited edition box. These last two formats will include three unreleased tracks: Little T&A, You Don’t Move Me Y I Wanna Be Your Man, the old Lennon-McCartney hit.
Richards reunited The X-Pensive Winos throughout 1987 and 1988, during the sessions of Talk Is Cheap, his first solo studio album, released by Virgin Records in October 1988. Its release, which coincided with a estrangement period with Mick Jagger, received generally positive reviews from the music press.
For this his first live tour as a soloist, Richards brought together great musicians, such as the drummer Steve Jordan (collaborator of hers for years), guitarist Waddy Wachtel, bassist Charley Drayton, keyboardist Ivan Neville (collaborator of The Rolling Stones), singer Sarah Dash, and the late Bobby Keys on sax, remembered for accompanying the Stones during years.
The box of Live At The Hollywood Palladium It will come wrapped in a black cotton replica of the tour t-shirt sold that night, along with a satin VIP pass. It will also include a 40-page hardcover book, with a text by music journalist David Fricke, editor of the magazine. Rolling Stone, titulado The Loosest Tight Band You’ve Ever Heard.
La tapa de Live at the Hollywood Palladium.
In addition to the text, the book includes a new interview with Richards, as well as previously unpublished photos and rarities from the legendary guitarist’s personal archives.
Live at the Hollywood Palladium tracklist is as follows: Take It So Hard, How I Wish, I Could Have Stood You Up, Too Rude, Make No Mistakes, Time Is On My Side, Big Enough, Whip It Up, Locked Away, Struggle, Happy, Connection, Rockawhile, and the unpublished ones that will only be in digital format and in the box: I Wanna Be Your Man, Little T&A Y You Don’t Move Me.
The box will include the following items: the album remastered on 2 LP; a vinyl with the three unreleased songs; the remastered CD of the original album; the DVD of the concert film; the book with David Fricke’s essay, the interview, photos and rarities.
Keith Richards during that legendary solo tour.
It will also include reproductions of archival materials from the tour: the press release; Richards’ handwritten song list; hand drawn band dressing room poster
Also, the tour itinerary; press photos; a concert ticket; VIP and backstage passes; a custom Keith Hollywood Palladium pick; and a label and a bag of wine given during the recital.


The University aims to ensure the quality of the teaching activity at national and international standards through:
- improving the curricula, analytical programs and the teaching and evaluation methods;
- improving the education based on transferable study credits, to ensure for student the possibility of transferring from one study program to another and the international recognition of diplomas granted by the University;
- developing and diversifying the concerns related to digitalizing the didactic-formative process;
- discovering, stimulating and enhancing the student’s abilities, paying special attention to individual values.
The development of advanced, fundamental and applied research is done through:
- increasing the human potential and material resources for the research centers;
- stimulating the participation of research groups in national and international competitions, for financial support and ensuring the visibility of fundamental and applied research;
- developing, certifying and diversifying of research centers;
- developing international scientific cooperation by stimulating participation in international research, development and innovation programs.
Securing the quality management of the didactic research and administrative activity through the Quality Council which is managed by the Rector. The Council acts through the Department of Internal Evaluation and Quality Assurance, composed of the Quality Commission, the Internal Assessment and Quality Assurance Department, the Council elaborates and implements the standard procedures for quality assurance at university level.
Knowing the global, Romanian and European realities and tendencies in higher education, with the participation of the members of the university community in the development of programs, research, innovation, and scientific events.
The continuous development of the computer system, connected to national and international networks, which will ensure the success of integration requirements in the information society.
The continuous development of library information and the entire information base of the University and its connection to representative sources of information at national and international levels.
Supporting the objectives of the University Sports Club.
Offering all types of titles, orders and medals provided by the national university system of postgraduate diplomas. The University honors the contribution of national and international personalities to the scientific and cultural life of the contemporary world by conferring titles of Doctor Honoris Causa, Honorary Professor and Honorary Senator and honors the exceptional activities of retired professors with the title of Professor Emeritus.
The university is a state institution, of public interest, which carries out its activity under conditions of autonomy and academic democracy and in which the following principles are applied:
- The principle of university autonomy;
- The principle of academic freedom;
- The principle of focusing on student education;
- The principle of public accountability;
- The principle of quality assurance;
- The principle of equity;
- The principle of managerial and financial efficiency;
- The principle of transparency;
- The principle of respecting the rights and freedoms of students and academic staff;
- The principle of independence of ideologies, religions and political doctrines;
- The principle of freedom of national and international mobility of students, teachers and researchers;
- The principle of consulting the social partners in making decisions.


Scholarships & Awards
The following scholarships and awards are given annually to majors in the Department of Psychology.
John Neasmith Dickinson Award
Awarded to a junior psychology major to support research completed during the student’s senior year, this scholarship honors a Richmond College student, John Neasmith Dickinson, whose death in 1976 was deeply felt by the entire University of Richmond community. The memorial award was established by his friends and family to recognize students with the same spirit and enthusiasm for research that John demonstrated during his undergraduate career at Richmond. The award is for $1,000 and one or two recipients are selected each year. Proposals are due in March of each year. View the application requirements.
Outstanding Undergraduate Award
This award recognizes a student who has displayed excellence in their research and coursework as well as dedication to both the psychology discipline and the department.
Outstanding Research by an Undergraduate
This award recognizes a student who has demonstrated exceptional research aptitude.
Austin E. Grigg & Helen W. Grigg Award
This award honors the late Austin E. Grigg and his wife Helen W. Grigg. Austin Grigg was a professor of psychology and went on to become Dean of Richmond College and later, Dean of the Graduate School. In 1997, Kenneth Grigg, R’79, established this award to honor his parents and recognize a graduating senior or master’s degree recipient who has demonstrated academic excellence, leadership and outstanding promise in the field of psychology.
In addition to department-sponsored awards, psychology majors are encouraged to pursue awards and other funding opportunities through the School of Arts & Sciences. The School offers awards to support undergraduate research and travel and recognizes students who present exceptional projects at the Student Symposium. In addition, the University of Richmond Libraries offer the Modlin Book Award to a graduating senior who has amassed an excellent collection of books in a particular area of interest during their studies.


Dr. Shelby Harris is a licensed clinical psychologist in private practice in White Plains, New York who specializes in behavioral sleep medicine (BSM), working to improve the sleep of everyone from babies through older adults using evidence-based methods. She is also a specialist in Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) for anxiety and depression in adolescents and adults. Her unique expertise is frequently sought out by colleagues and well-respected medical institutions world-wide. She is one of the very few board-certified BSM specialists in the northeast, with less than 160 clinicians worldwide who hold this distinction. She is frequently sought to train and supervise students in CBT for Insomnia, the gold-standard treatment for the disorder. Dr. Harris was formerly the director of the Behavioral Sleep Medicine Program at Montefiore Medical Center in New York City, and has helped countless people - of all ages - improve their sleep, anxiety, and mood.
Dr. Harris relies upon treatment methods that have clear empirical support behind them, with a particular emphasis on Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT). Her methods are active, direct and educational; she works to solve the problems her patients face here and now. CBT is a relatively brief, skills-focused treatment that has been shown to be effective for a wide variety of psychological problems. Clients work collaboratively with Dr. Harris to address their interconnected thoughts, behaviors, and emotions.
“Most insomnia books do not address the unique biological alterations of sleep throughout a woman's life even though insomnia disproportionately impacts women. In this extraordinary, one-of-a-kind book, Shelby Harris finally talks directly to women about this issue. She is, without a doubt, the best sleep psychologist, having helped countless women sleep wonderfully through the night. It summarizes with ease a complex yet essential treatment modality for insomnia, i.e., Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. After reading it, women from any stage of life can conquer their insomnia once and for all!”
Neomi Shah, MD, MPH, MS, Associate Professor of Medicine, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, NY
“The Women’s Guide to Overcoming Insomnia: Get a good night’s sleep without relying on medication”
Based on Dr. Harris’ work with women of all ages, this book emphasizes the use of Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I), the first-line treatment for insomnia. Although insomnia is highly prevalent, few clinicians are true specialists in this field, with many women struggling to find face-to-face help. This book brings Dr. Harris’ methods straight into the home to help women understand how sleep changes throughout a woman's lifetime; giving her the tools and techniques to improve upon the problem


|Local Author Donates Book: 'Shadow Of Things To Come Very Soon'|
Clifton Forge, VA (April 27, 2021) - Local author William Kelly recently donated an autographed copy of his book to the Clifton Forge Public Library.
Mr. Kelly wrote â€śShadow of Things to Come Very Soonâ€ť in order to â€śteach Christians to understand the foundations of the book of Revelation, to see how it is put together by using the Old Testament as a shadow of the New.â€ť
Mr. Kelly earned a Bible degree from Liberty University. He and author Ron Wyatt visited Turkey where Kelly photographed Noahâ€™s Ark. They also traveled to the Gulf of Aqaba where Mr. Kelly made a video of the remains of the Egyptian army who are believed to have drowned at this northeastern arm of the Red Sea.
An Army veteran, Mr. Kelly is the retired owner of two commercial laundries. An avid student of the Bible, Mr. Kelly has devoted most of his life to speaking in churches, schools, and clubs.
â€śShadow of Things to Come Very Soonâ€ť is the result of â€śwalking with the Holy Spirit for over sixty years,â€ť Mr. Kelly says. His hope is that people will â€śread it carefully.â€ť
The Clifton Forge Public Library is located at 535 Church Street. The currently adjusted hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. â€“ 5:00 p.m. The phone number is 540-863-2519.


Why Every School Needs A Library
In today’s fast-paced technological world, it may be tempting to believe that the traditional school library has lost its relevance. However, I firmly believe that every school needs a library. A school library provides several invaluable resources to students that cannot be found elsewhere.
To add on, school libraries provide students with access to a wealth of knowledge. Libraries contain various books, reference materials, and online databases that are essential for research. Students can use those resources to gain a deeper understanding of any topic they may be studying in class.
Secondly, school libraries provide an environment conducive to studying. They offer a quiet and peaceful ambiance that is ideal for studying or completing assignments. Students can utilize the library not only as a reading resource but also as a place to concentrate and focus on their education.
Thirdly, school libraries give students access to fiction and non-fiction literature. These books can help students enhance their creative thinking, imagination, and understanding of the world in which they live.
In conclusion, every school should have a library. Libraries provide students with vast resources, a peaceful study space and also help to enhance their creativity and imagination.
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In version 5.18 the backend program has been split into several
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The release is out, enjoy!
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God, grant me the Serenity to accept the things I cannot change;
Courage to change the things I can;
And the Wisdom to know the difference.
The best source for literature about ACOA is the AdultChildren.org website page. The core documents are also available below. In our weekly meeting, we open with the Serenity Prayer, we read a few of the documents below (2-4) out loud, and then read a daily affirmation from Strengthening My Recovery. After the readings, we share.
- The Laundry List
- The Problem
- The Solution
- The Promises
- The Twelve Steps
- The Twelve Concepts
- The Twelve Traditions


Heed the Wind Series
This includes the complete set of Biblical fiction stories by author Wendy Dolch.
Heed the call.
Capture what’s lost.
Fear the wind at your back.
Against the backdrop of the Great Potato Famine, the Industrial Revolution, The Indian Rebellion, and an ever burgeoning religious cultural upheaval, Staletta battles for survival.
Delving deep into the coal fields of Liverpool, slaving in a factory, crossing oceans, trekking through jungles, locked in prisons, and left to wander the streets alone with nothing but a violin, Staletta longs for a place to call home, a chance to find her lost family, and raise one of her own.
With raking claws and snapping beaks, a host of black crows seek to break her down and destroy her every hope. A
Will she hold her head up high?
Will she break free of the chains holding her back and drive back the enemies at the gate?
One of the best stories of redemption, The Heed the Wind Series wanders the depths of faith, tests the boundaries of courage, explores the wilds, and teaches what true justice really means.
Reading order for the HEED THE WIND series
Book 1: Heed the Wind
Book 2: Capture the Wind
Book 3: Fear the Wind
STORIES OF REDEMPTION
- 5 X 8
- Paperback copy book
- American Christian Fiction Writers
- Signed paperback copies
- 1st editions of Capture the Wind and Fear the Wind
- 3rd edition Heed the Wind


I’m always thinking about the intertidal, so field guides and reference books pertaining to the seashore are a big part of my life. On February 13, I posted this photo on theoutershores’ Facecebook page, and posed the question, “Do you have a favorite field guide?” I thought the photo was evocative, but the response to my question was underwhelming. I’ve decided I’m going to risk another crack at it here.
Here’s a stack of TOS field guides and references, including some of my favorites. It might surprise you to know that most of these are applicable anywhere from California to Alaska, USA. My all-time favorite is Between Pacific Tides by Ricketts and Calvin. If you follow TOS, you already know I can’t get enough of that. Next, The Light and Smith Manual; it’s no picture book. You’ve got to be an intertidal stud to spend a lot of time alone with Light’s. Kozloff’s Seashore Life of the Northern Pacific Coast is fantastic; kind of a modern Between Pacific Tides. Milt Love for fishes; but it’s hard not to have a soft spot for venerable Miller and Lea. Finally, Whelks to Whales by Harbo and The Beach Comber’s Guide to Seashore Life by J. Duane Sept; I could browse the photos in those two all day long, and have.
What’s your favorite field guide or natural history reference?
Harbo, R. M. 2007. Shells & Shellfish of the Pacific Northwest. 3rd printing. Harbour Publishing.
Kozloff, E. N. 1993. Seashore Life of the Northern Pacific Coast. 3rd ed. University of Washington Press.
Light, S. F., 2007. The Light & Smith Manual: Intertidal Invertebrates from Central California to Oregon. 4th ed., edited by J. T. Carlton. University of California Press.
Love, M. 1996. Probably more than you want to know about the fishes of the Pacific coast. Really Big Press, Santa Barbara, California.
Miller, D. J. and R. N. Lea. 1972. Guide to the Coastal Marine Fishes of California. California Fish Bulletin Number 157. California Department of Fish and Game, Sacramento.
Ricketts, E. W. and J. Calvin. 1968. Between Pacific Tides. 4th ed., revised by J. W. Hedgpeth. Stanford University Press.
Sept. J. D. 2009. The Beachcomber’s Guide to Seashore Life in the Pacific Northwest. Revised ed. Harbour Publishing.


Designing shops and shopping centers
The book is about trade and trade architecture. It is aimed at stimulating the active and successful growth of Russian retail, offering solutions to increase sales and helping to prevent mistakes and incorrect accounts from the outset - at the stage of creating a retail facility. The purpose of the book is to acquire the necessary knowledge and guidance for all participants in the design process to increase the mutual understanding of all participants ...
The day of laughter and humor is celebrated on April 1st. On this day, it is common to play jokes and play friends, colleagues, family members, the word of everyone you will see on this holiday - the first of April. Jokes for April jokes, jokes on April 1st, April jokes can be fun and harmless. On April 1, jokes usually succeed if the person has forgotten what he is today and a month, in a word, forgot on April 1 - a day of laughter, jokes, crazy days.
Men in shops and centers
Why are cinema, concert halls and fitness centers located on the upper floors of high shopping centers? In connection with the tragedy in the media and social networks "Winter Cherry" are filled with different versions, many of which are undoubtedly justified and in some cases frankly speculative.
I read the book "Designing Shops and Shopping Centers" by K. Kanayan, R. Kanayan, A. Kanayan.
This unique edition combines the entire amount of acquired knowledge in the field of construction of domestic and foreign trade. There is nothing like that in the book market. It is impossible to find a question regarding the construction of shops that would not be touched in this book. This is both a book and a manual for each day at a time.
SPECIAL PLANS OF PLANS FOR THE DESIGN OF TRADE CENTERS
The article deals with specific design techniques for the design of shopping centers. The main purpose of special design techniques is to create means for navigating and distributing flows in a business building. Consequently, there is a favorable option for a commercial company with regard to traffic on its territory and profit.


The Rabbit Who Wants To Fall Asleep has been making headlines and causing a stir across the media due to the fact that it is the first self-published work to top the charts of Amazon. Many people believe that the book’s success has been based on the unique approach that it utilizes when it comes to providing children with a bedtime story that has been engineered to get them to fall asleep on a subconscious level.
The Rabbit Who Wants To Fall Asleep
The book itself was created by a Swedish behavioral psychologist who goes by the name of Carl-Johan Forssen Ehrlin. As the name suggests, the book is centered on a young rabbit who is trying to fall asleep. During this young rabbit’s attempt to fall asleep, it meets a variety of cunningly named characters such as Heavy Eyed Owl and Uncle Yawn.
How It Works
The thing that makes this book so effective at getting children to sleep is the fact that the author of the book utilized his skills as a behavioural psychologist to integrate a few psychological and reinforcement techniques, that essentially causes the listener of the book to fall asleep more easily. During the course of the book, parents are specifically instructed to reinforce these psychological factors, by doing certain things, such as yawning frequently. They are also instructed to emphasize certain words that can help to entice children to go to sleep such as drowsy, sleepy for example. Additionally, parents are instructed to emphasize these physiologically suggestive text in a slow and calm voice. The author of the book proclaims, that the book contains a bedtime story, embedded with physiological and positive reinforcement techniques throughout the book, whose sole purpose is to invoke a feeling of sleepiness.
Lets take a look at a few of the techniques that the book focuses on that help a child sleep:
* Yawning – In the book, there are certain points , where the parent is instructed to yawn. Yawning, as you may know, has a contagious effect. If one person yawns within a room, then it’s almost a guarantee that someone else will yawn as well. But science suggests that yawning induces sleepiness as well.
* Suggestive Text – The book instructs the parent to utilize a variety of suggestive words and phrases whose sole purpose is to invoke a subconscious response. For example, hearing the words ‘delicious’, ‘savoury’ and ‘scrumptious’ can invoke a feeling of hunger. Similarly, the book contains a wide variety of suggestive words such as ‘sleepy’, ‘tired’ and ‘heavy eyed’, which can invoke the feeling of sleepiness.
Does It Work?
As mentioned before, this type of book is the first self- published work to hit the top of the charts at Amazon. Frankly, if the book did not do an effective job at what the author promised, at least for the majority of parents, it would have never been able to top the charts of one of the number one marketplaces in the world.
Many parents have claimed that they were able to get their children to fall asleep within minutes, as opposed to hours.
Some online reviews, claim that the book in itself is a pioneer of a new era of books that utilize a story book setup with a few integrated psychological techniques that will help millions upon millions of parents in the future, when it comes to giving their children a real bed time story that actually puts them to sleep.
At around $13 or £8 this has surely got to be worth a shot for any parent.


Bravo Two Zero
Each man laden with 15 stone of equipment, they patrolled 20km across flat desert to reach their objective. Within days, their location was compromised. After a fierce fire fight, they were forced to escape and evade on foot to the Syrian border. In the desperate action that followed, though stricken by hypothermia and other injuries, the patrol 'went ballistic'. Four men were captured. Three died. Only one escaped. For the survivors, however, the worst ordeals were to come. Delivered to Baghdad, they were tortured with a savagery for which not even their intensive SAS training had prepared them.
Bravo Two Zero is a breathtaking account of Special Forces soldiering: a chronicle of superhuman courage, endurance and dark humour in the face of overwhelming odds.
What the critics say
A gripping account of special forces at work...a tremendous adventure story
Duff Hart-Davis - Daily Telegraph
Superhuman endurance, horrendous torture, desperate odds - unparalleled revelations
One of the most extraordinary examples of human courage and survival in modern warfare
The best account yet of the SAS in action
James Adams - The Sunday Times
One of the best books to emerge from the first Gulf War... Magnificent
John Nichol - Independent on Sunday


Kenko Essays In Idleness Analysis, Makeup Homework
Essays in Ildeness Kenko's Essays in Idleness - Articles - Hermitary Kenkô's Essays in Idleness | Asia for Educators | Columbia Kenko's Essays in Idleness - Articles - Hermitary Kenkô's Essays in Idleness | Asia for Educators | Columbia Analysis Of Idleness By Kenko. Another lesson Kenko teaches in his Essays in Idleness is that life is fleeting, so every day should be celebrated. Kenko writes that people should always keep in mind the constant possibility of death, and not worry too much about worldly desires. Essays in Idleness is a collection of passages by the Buddhist monk Yoshida Kenkō with passages that cover a wide range of topics from everyday concerns and life advice to religious and philosophical musings. The book was arranged in its present form hundreds of years after Kenkō's death and is considered an essential piece of literature in Japan that is a required part. Idleness can mean laziness or inaction. For Kenkō it refers to the quiet life of a monk spent in contemplation and writing his thoughts as they occur to him. Kenkō did not create the order of the 243 passages of Essays in Idleness. The order was determined hundreds of years after his death. 3.75 stars These two-prose works “Essays in Idleness” by Yoshida Kenko and “Hojoki” (Record of a Ten-foot-Square Hut) by Kamo no Chomei would, I think, be a delight to those seeking solace or inspiration from their Mahayana Buddhist, hermit-like views in which they have long meant to share their initiatives, ideas and opinions as the voices from medieval Japan to his readers. Kenkô's Essays in Idleness. Yoshida Kenkô (1283-1350) wrote his Essays in Idleness in about 1330. His keen observations on life, nature, and art have made a lasting impact on Japanese aesthetics. Like Kamo no Chômei, who wrote a century before him, Kenkô ** was disturbed by the warfare and instability of his time, and eventually became a Buddhist monk. The Tsurezuregusa or Essays in Idleness of Yoshida no Keneyoshi (that is, Kenko) is a posthumous collection of essays and aphorisms on disparate topics, probably assembled in their existing sequence by Kenko himself. Kenko (1283-1350) realized the fleeting nature of his affectation. "Mine is a foolish diversion," he writes, "but these pages are meant to be torn up,. As Emperor Go-Daigo fended off a challenge from the usurping Hojo family, and Japan stood at the brink of a dark political era, Kenkō held fast to his Buddhist beliefs and took refuge in the pleasures of solitude. Written between 1330 and 1332, Essays in Idleness reflects
the congenial priest's thoughts on a variety of subjects. 5 rowsApr 24, 2012Essays in Ildeness. Kenko, Yoshida. “Essays in Idleness.”. The Norton Anthology of World. Mar 02, 2022 So my experience Essays In Idleness By Kenko Analysis Meaning is that the problem is not the people; the problem is the system. And what was most glorious speculation that fully believed that. And what was most glorious speculation that fully believed that. Kenko essays in idleness analysis. And so, for both priest and layman, there must be no talk of moods in things they must needs accomplish. They must be free from this care and that, they must not let their feet linger. It does not turn to summer after spring has closed, nor does the fall come when the summer ends.