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Location. Colleen Bawn lies in Gwanda District, in Matabeleland South Province, Colleen Bawn settle at last book southwest is located about kilometres (89 mi), by road, southeast of Bulawayo, the nearest large city. This location lies on Highway A-6, the main road between Bulawayo and Beitbridge, at the International border with the Republic of South Africa, kilometres ( mi), further southeast from Country: Zimbabwe.
The Colleen Bawn, or The Brides of Garryowen is a melodramatic play written by Irish playwright Dion was first performed at Laura Keene's Theatre, New York, on 27 March with Laura Keene playing Anne Chute and Boucicault playing Myles na Coppaleen.
It was most recently performed in Dublin at the Project Arts Centre in July and August and in Belfast by Bruiser Theatre Genre: Melodrama. Grace Reeves (on right) at the grave of the Colleen Bawn. From the Vandeleur Collection. Many stories and sketches have been written about the Colleen Bawn, amongst them the successful novel "The Collegians" by Gerald Griffin.
As a young reporter he had covered the trials of Scanlan and Sullivan for the newspapers and in the novel you will find. THE COLLEEN BAWN SETTLED AT LAST. IN ONE ACT. by WILLIAM BROUGH AND ANDREW HALLIDAY, (Members of the Dramatic Authors' Society), AUTHORS OF A Shilling Day at the Great Exhibition; The Census; The Pretty.
Perhaps the best account of the case is in William MacLysaght and Sigerson Clifford Death Sails the Shannon: the tragic story of the Colleen Bawn; the facts and the fiction (The Kerryman, Tralee ; later editions and reprints Anvil Books, Tralee).
Clare Library has a short account from the Clare People here. If you want to visit the grave, park in Killimer and walk up: it’s a narrow road.
The Wolfetones song 'Colleen Bawn', written by Brian Warfield /Noel Nagle/Tommy Byrne/Derek Warfield, released in B side to the song 'Farewell to.
So many stories have been told, in so many ways, about the Colleen Bawn that it is difficult to separate the fact from the fiction.
There is the play, an opera, a film, a documentary and a book. Free kindle book and epub digitized and proofread by Project Gutenberg. The Colleen Bawn; or, the Brides of Garryowen by Dion Boucicault and Gerald Griffin - Free Ebook Project Gutenberg. The Colleen Bawn; or, The brides of Garryowen.
A domestic drama in three acts Item Preview. Directed by W.P. Kellino. With Henry Victor, Colette Brettel, Stewart Rome, Gladys Jennings. In Ireland a poor aristocrat hires a half-wit to drown his secret wife so he can wed an heiress. American Old Time Song Lyrics: 16 Colleen Bawn Theater, Music-Hall, Nostalgic, Irish & Historic Old Songs, Volume 16 Home Songster main V01 V02 V03 V04 V05 V06 V07 V08 V09 V10 V11 V12 V13 V14 V15 V16 V17 V18 V19 V20 V21 V22 V23 V24 V25 V26 V27 V28 V29 V30 V31 V32 V33 V34 V35 V36 V37 V38 V39 V40 V41 V42 V43 V44 V45 V46 V47 V48 V49 V50 V51 V The Colleen Bawn – review Black Box theatre, Galway Pathos meets farcical high jinks in this Irish tale of mistaken identities and secret passions Lively melodrama.
The Colleen Bawn Black Box, Galway **** Dion Boucicault’s mastery of stagecraft is easy to admire, but striking the right melodramatic note for his work is a more elusive business.
“WHEN I wrote The Colleen Bawn, I invented the Irish drama. It was original in form, in material, in treatment, and in dialogue.” So declared Dion Boucicault of the play which has delighted audiences for more than years and is about to get a new production from Druid.
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Loosely derived from Gerald Griffin’s novel The Collegians (), The Colleen Bawn concerned the real events surrounding the elopement and murder of a sixteen-year-old Limerick girl, Ellie Hanley (the ‘Colleen Bawn’, or ‘Fair-Haired Girl’), in As a young reporter.
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Marty Gull - The Guerrilla Guide to Revenge Musicals
© Chris Port, 31st July 2011
Contact: Chris Port / Marty Gull
Format: An instruction manual on how to create a ‘revenge musical’.
Style: Darkly humorous, pseudo-military, cod-revolutionary, artistic manifesto and technical manual (camouflaging libelous fact with ludicrous fiction).
Length: 150 pages of playscript,
songs and poetry
150 pages of production notes,
guidelines and support material
= 300 pages
Audience: 16+ media literate intertextualists, interested in political art: theatre, film, TV, music, writing and education. Specifically targeted at English, Arts and Media teachers, students and diverse practitioners.
Manual: The manual will be divided into two roughly equal parts.
1. The playscript and libretto for Marty Gull, an original ‘revenge musical’ set in the treacherous underworld of education – together with ‘offshoot’ material for adaptation.
2. Production notes for those who wish to create their own revenge musicals, including anticipated problems, ‘hard knocks’ advice, practical exercises and academic ammunition.
Series: The book will hopefully be the first of an interactive series. It is therefore not a finished product but a formative process.
Aim: The broader aim is to develop a new collaborative form of musical theatre. I hope to include contributions in the book from other lyricists, composers, musicians, actors and designers (copyright to be arranged).
Develop: I would like to submit the book to my alma mater, The Central School of Speech and Drama, to be developed in theatre workshops with a view to both public performance and research development. Ultimately, I would be interested in using all of this as a springboard for a PhD thesis on new art forms and musical theatre.
Examples: For early examples of style and content, please see:
#1: Marty Gull - Open Invitation for Collaboration on a New Musical Art Form - Link to Central School of Speech and Drama
#56: Marty Gull Concept Pictures
#57: Marty Gull Complete Libretto
#61 Marty Gull Playscript Extracts
#93. Blog List and Links
#99. The Rest Is Just Poetry... Pretty Words For An Ugly Day...
#256. Back-of-a-fag-packet note to musical composers
#277. Songwriting Workshop
#286. Gull Etymology: Martyrs, Fools, and Exploding Shit (Gull's Guano)
#291. Only Connect: Blog Data Analysis June 2011http://martygull.blogspot.com/2011/07/chris-port-blog-291-only-connect-blog.html
31st July 2011


Professor Alessandra Luiselli studied her B.A. at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). Her doctoral studies were completed at The University of New Mexico. Dr. Luiselli has published four academic books: El sueño manierista de Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz (UAEM, 1993), La instrucción del Inca Titu Cusi Yupanqui (UNAM, 2001) and Letras Mexicanas. Ensayos sobre escritores mexicanos de la segunda mitad del siglo veinte (UNAM, 2006) and Melusian Transfigurada. Siete calas a Sor Juana (Instituto Mexiquense de Cultura, Biblioteca Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, 2013).
Dr. Luiselli also co-authored the critical anthology of Latin American literature Huellas de las literaturas hispanoamericanas (Prentice Hall), reprinted several times. In addition to her books, Professor Luiselli has published a novel, several short stories and many refereed articles and invited book chapters in Mexico, Columbia, Spain and the United States (CV listed). She has traveled extensively giving lectures on Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz and other writers from the Colonial Period, as well as conferences on writers from Contemporary Mexico and Latin America. Her publications also include Spanish translations of children’s books for the educational press SHARP Literacy Inc.
Professor Luiselli has received two distinguished university awards: the Champion of Diversity Faculty Award and the Women’s Progress Faculty Award of Texas A&M University. Dr. Luiselli’s research includes, in addition to Latin American Colonial literature, Hispanic Women Writers, Film Studies and Contemporary Mexican Literature.


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"ETHIOPIA". Self published edition. December 2016.
Foreword by José Benito Ruiz
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ETHIOPIA is one of those vital experiences that changes the person deeply, that is able to relocate and infuse values you could never have imagined. It turns up into a parallel world that only inhabits the mind of those who have been there in the cold sunrises and in the sweltering heat.
Values that are imposed when they are evoked from the everyday world of those who have lived and who are able to abstract in any situation. However, the strongest memories are usually anchored to the faces, the people who have been important in that immersion that allows the photographer to enter the infinite confines of the human soul.
Yago Ruiz’s journey is magical and sincere, approached from the fascination of those who love and respect the culture of differences, from those who surrender to his camera longing to find those moments that are unrepeatable and supreme. Each image is an instant filled with emotion, and memories that will allow us to imagine, dream, live and reach unknown realities.
In an innocent way, I opened for the first time the model of the book, expecting to find deserted landscapes but I did not find them, because Yago is attracted by the scenes that happen in the authentic world of the rural and human landscape, where people show us the essence of the country where they live.
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In these infinite months of experience he has had to learn to become invisible, to anticipate action, to provoke it, to seek and find, to adapt, to renounce and to succeed. It is the life of the photographer who looks at the world wanting to see its good side, with ethics and the firm decision to transfer realities to different worlds in order to know those places, meet their people that we may never come to visit.
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There are so many resources out there for Colonial America essay topics. Many teachers and professors will let you use their lecture notes or journals to research. Some colleges and universities will have a section of their library dedicated to Colonial America history, which means you will have an opportunity to browse through any special studies resource you need.
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On Tuesday 19th September, Year 13 historians travelled to the University of West England Library to complete research for their A level coursework.
At A level, all students are required to produce an extended piece of academic writing on a topic of their choice over one hundred years of American history and this trip was important for accessing resources. All the students were given an extensive tour of the library and a tutorial on how to use the library and its search engine.
The Clifton High School students all left the university with books, journal articles and a deeper understanding of their chosen topics. They were a credit to our Sixth Form and could have easily been mistaken for university students during their visit!


Library Resource Centre
The centre is based in a pleasant, airy room in the main building of the College and has ample study space for both private study and group work. It is open to students and staff all day, every day providing them with a range of fiction, up to date non-fiction and access to reliable electronic information services. The stock reflects the information and leisure needs of the students and staff and new stock is constantly being reviewed and developed. The qualified Librarian assists students in developing the independent learning skills that they need to succeed at University and in employment. Students are encouraged to read a range of fiction that will help them to develop their English language skills.
- A range of classical and contemporary teen and adult titles
- Graded readers for students learning and improving their English language skills
- Graphic novels and manga
- Non-fiction to support all of the subjects taught in the College
- Non-fiction for leisure reading
- Dictionaries and other relevant reference books
Information Services include:
- Access to reliable, up to date subscription databases including general reference databases and subject specific databases
- Access to electronic journals , including Philip Allan Magazines for A level students
- Information Resource sheets for A level students detailing recommended electronic and book resources
- Teaching independent learning skills – how to search and retrieve accurate, up to date information and evaluate and cite it
- Advice on study skills and plagiarism
Other Services include:
- Book Group for staff and students. The group meets at a lunch time during the term. Members shadow national book awards, including the Man Booker Award and read books for pleasure.
- Author and speaker programme. In 2012/13 a local author ran creative writing workshops, there was a Manga event and workshop for art students. There was also the opportunity for students to attend author events at other local schools. Access students visited and used the facilities at The University of Reading Library.
- Celebrating World Book Day, National Poetry Day and World Book Night. The College was an institutional giver for World Book Night 2013
- The Library catalogue will be computerized during the 2013/14 academic year onto a new state of the art Library Management System. This will allow students and staff 24 hour access to the library catalogue and electronic services.
- The Library is developing its ebook provision and hopes to offer students access to an ebook platform in 2014.


David R. Sorensen, D.Phil.
Professor, Associate Director Honors
Office: Merion Hall 111
Phone: (610) 660-1881
- B.A., University of Toronto, 1976
- M.Phil., London University, 1980
- D.Phil., Oxford University, 1983
General Fields of Professional Interest
Victorian Culture and Society
Enlightenment & Romanticism
English & French Historiography
Revolutions & Revolutionaries
Art & Aesthetics
Lecture and discussion
Editor, Carlyle Studies Annual.
Advisory Board, Strouse Carlyle Edition.
- Various Introductory Freshman English Courses.
- Victorian Literature
- Reason, Revolution and Reaction: Intellectual History, 1640-1840.
- The Modern Mosaic: Intellectual History, 1840-1930.
The Collected Letters of Thomas and Jane Welsh Carlyle, Ed. Ian Campbell, Aileen Christianson, and David Sorensen. Duke - Edinburgh Edition. 40 vols. (Durham: Duke UP, 1970 - 2013 ongoing ).
Heroes and Hero-Worship. By Thomas Carlyle. Ed. David R. Sorensen and Brent Kinser. (Yale: Yale UP, 2013).
The French Revolution. By Thomas Carlyle. Ed. K. J. Fielding and David R. Sorensen. World's Classics Edition. London: Oxford UP, 1989.
The Carlyle Studies Annual. Ed. David R. Sorensen and Brent Kinser. Nos. 22-28 (Phildelphia: SJU P, 2006 -2013 ongoing)
"A Failure of Faith: Herbert Grierson, Thomas Carlyle, and the British Academy 'Master Mind' Lecture of 1940." British Academy Newsletter 21 (January 2013): 39-44.
Jane Carlyle: Newly Selected Letters. Ed. Kenneth J. Fielding and David R. Sorensen (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2004).
The Carlyles at Home and Abroad. Ed. David R. Sorensen and Rodger L. Tarr (Aldershot: Ashgate, 2004).
Commentary: “Queen of Fairyland—A Newly Discovered Collection of Lady Ashburton’s letters to Thomas Carlyle.” Times Literary Supplement (1 October 2010): 13-16.
The French Revolution. By Thomas Carlyle. Ed. Mark Cumming, David R. Sorensen, and Mark Engel. Strouse Edition. Berkeley: University of California Press, 2014.
Grants and Awards
Tengelmann Award for Distinguished Teaching and Research, Saint Joseph’s University, 2009.
Carlyle Letters Project, National Endowment of the Humanities, 1999-2014 (four grants totalling $820,000 for the creation and maintenance of Carlyle Letters Online and vols. 28-43)


Audiences all over the world can't get enough of medieval stories. Novels, graphic novels, video games, movies, tv shows - we love to imagine ourselves back to a time when everything was epic and anything seemed possible. But no matter what medium you're using, one thing is true:
It's hard to create a medieval story that feels authentic when you're not an expert.
No one wants to be the person who gets a million tweets about the ahistorical petticoats lifted in their romance novel, or the person who drew gargoyles on Notre Dame de Paris in the wrong century. But how are you supposed to find out what's true and what's not?
You can spend hours on YouTube, searching for a video that shows you what medieval combat looks like, only to find out that the person who created it doesn't know any more than you do about it. You can order books online and spend hours reading them only to find that they don't contain that small detail you needed - what does it actually look like to cut into medieval food?
Introducing The Medieval Masterclass for Creators
This six-week course is specifically designed for those people who are creating medieval stories in both visual and textual media: the people who need reliable, visual, expert content.
With expert classes, visual demonstrations, and reliable resources, The Medieval Masterclass for Creators will give you the launch you need to let your imagination fly.
exclusive, premium content focused on daily life, not kings and dates
live and pre-recorded lectures
demonstrations by experts
a bibliography vetted by experts and tailored to your project
a community of fellow creators for support and the exchange of ideas
access to Danièle for questions and help with your project
images and resources to download
Week 1: Daily Life in Objects with Danièle Cybulskie (live via Zoom)
Week 2: Medieval Food with Beth Rogers
Week 3: Combat with Ken Mondschein
Week 4: Blacksmithing with Thomas B. Timbrell
Week 5: Medieval Textiles with Katrin Kania
Week 6: Architecture, Landscapes, Soundscapes with Danièle Cybulskie (live via Zoom)
How is this different from a normal history course?
In a regular history course, you're taught about political facts and historical figures. This is very useful! But you can find this information almost anywhere. The Medieval Masterclass for Creators shows you the details that are hard to research: the look and movement of textiles, or the colour and texture of food, for example. You're also given a bibliography vetted by experts and tailored to your project. All of this will save you time and effort in researching your medieval project.
How long will I be able to access the content?
You will be able to access the content for six months following the beginning of the course. This time limit is long enough for you to revisit the information many times, but short enough to help you stop procrastinating and get working on your project - a challenge we all struggle with!
Will you be offering this course again?
Yes. This course will be offered on a regular basis, beginning in January, 2021.
What if I can't attend the live classes?
No problem. There are two classes in this course which will be live in order to build community, but these will both be recorded, so that they can be accessed later. You'll still be able to watch these classes and ask questions later, and you'll still be able to build community with your classmates through our chat platform.
I'm an armchair historian, not a creator. Would I still enjoy this class?
Yes! Although this class is aimed at creators, if you're into the serious minute details of the medieval world, you will still enjoy this class.
Where is the banner image from?
So glad you asked! This image is from British Library Additional 10294 f. 68. It's a picture of Lancelot in combat.


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For whatever reason Arduino designers preferred to drive pin 11 using Timer 0. The Leonardo ETH can be programmed with the Arduino software.


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History of the Russian Revolution to Brest-Litovsk reading group | giovedì, 09. luglio 2020
About this Event
Full text at: marxists.org/archive/trotsky/1918/hrr/index.htm
1 week for each part in this, through July:
- Thursday 2nd July 6-7.30pm — part 1
- Thursday 9th July 6-7.30pm — part 2
- Thursday 16th July 6-7.30pm — part 3
- Thursday 23rd July 6-7.30pm — part 4
Zoom link here
It was written in 1918 at Brest-Litvosk during the negotiations between the new Soviet government lead by Lenin and Trotsky and the Kaiser’s army. The Russian front was falling apart with Russian soldiers evacuating the front in the **** of a German onslaught. In order to save the situation and the collapse of the Revolution, Leon Trotsky, Soviet Commissar of Foreign Affairs, was dispatched to the front to start these negotiations on behalf of the new revolutionary government.
The Soviet government was under attack not just by German imperialism but by those on the left, who attacked even the very idea of negotiations with imperialists. This left wing opposition was manifested also inside the Communist movement in Germany as well. Confusion reigned on both sides of the front. This booklet was written and addressed, in large part, to these German workers and soldiers who were confused by the Bolshevik and Soviet negotiations with representatives of their own ruling class.
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Community is a common theme in research about what makes people happy. In the United States and Europe, cohousing creates a sense of community and has been shown to increase satisfaction in people’s lives.
Books To Explore
Creating Cohousing – Building Sustainable Communities
by Kathryn McCamant & Charles Durrett
A man’s home is his castle. But demographic and economic changes haveturned our castles into islands. How can we regain the elements of the traditional village – family, cooperation, community and a sense of belonging – within the context of 21st century life?
Creating Cohousing: Building Sustainable Communities is an in-depth exploration of a uniquely rewarding type of housing which is perfect for anyone who values their independence but longs for more connection with those around them. Written by the award-winning team that wrote the original “cohousing bible” and first brought cohousing to North America, this fully-illustrated manual combines nuts-and-bolts practical considerations and design ideas with extensive case studies of dozens of diverse communities in Europe and North America.
Cohousing communities create unique opportunities for designing more sustainable lifestyles. Whether urban, suburban or rural; senior or intergenerational; retrofit or new, the authors show how the physical structures of cohousing communities lend themselves to a more efficient use of resources, and make everything from gardening to childcare to socializing easier.
Creating Cohousing puts the “neighbor” back into “neighborhood”; and is an essential resource for anyone interested in more environmentally and socially sustainable living.
The Cohousing Handbook: Building a Place for Community
by Chris and Kelly ScottHanson, revised edition.
A nuts and bolts guide to developing your community.


The Canadian Center of Science and Education (CCSE) is a private non-profit that has helped educators and researchers worldwide since 2006. It has partnered with numerous research facilities, community organizations and foundations to provide programs which support education and promote research development. As the publisher of scholarly journals from many academic fields, CCSE is constantly tweaking its system to ensure scientific integrity and excellence. The organization’s latest changes have targeted its publications policy.
If you are an author who is interested in publishing through the Canadian Center of Science and Education, here are the changes you should be aware of.
Embracing the SHERPA RoMEO Green Archiving Policy
CCSE has updated its deposit/archiving policy and now follows the Sherpa/RoMEO green archiving policy. RoMEO is a set of policies established by SHERPA Services at University of Nottingham’s Centre for Research Communication. Through these, the Canadian Center of Science and Education ensures green self-archiving while helping academic authors and publisher protect intellectual property.
Stricter Self-Plagiarism Rules
Self-plagiarism is reusing similar or identical portions of own work without citing the original wok. Articles which feature this form of plagiarism are identified as duplicate or multiple publications. As the Canadian Center of Science and Education follows a strict code of ethics, it condemns self-plagiarism and will take action against authors or publishers who practice it.
Following the Gold Open Access Journal Publishing Method
Under its open-access policy, the CCSE has embraced the Gold Open Access way. Through it, authors can publish journals which are accessible to readers via the publisher’s website. Readers will not pay to access the journals, but the author or their employer or research funder will need to pay a publishing fee to cover operational expenses. However, publication fees will vary based on the type of journal, so you should find out how much you have to pay in advance. In addition, to ensure fairness among all of its clients, the CCSE will not waive fees or reduce them.
Distributing Under Creative Commons Attribution License
Articles published through the Canadian Center of Science and Education are open-access publications that are distributed according to the Creative Commons Attribution license. Creative commons allows you to share your findings with the world as it supports and defines legal and technical regulations that maximize the benefits of digital creativity and sharing. As a result, authors can modify copyright terms according to their own needs.
Through these changes, the Canadian Center of Science and Education continues to prove itself as a rigorous and serious publisher that has a strong sense of responsibility. In addition, these updates help authors since they limit unethical practices, such as self-plagiarism, which can hinder their ability to effectively contribute to the fields of research and science. The latest changes also protect researchers’ hard work from being misused while ensuring ample exposure for their findings through measures like SHERPA RoMEO.
So trust the CCSE to publish your journal, ensure its exposure in the right circles, and ultimately support other researchers in the same field by inspiring them through your findings.


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Traipsing Thru Films
Two-time Emmy Award winner Renee Sotile & Mary jo Godges are featured in the books;
- The Complete Filmmakers Guide to Film Festivals
- Wheels Stop: The End of the Space Shuttle Era, 1986-2011
Their first feature documentary, Christa McAuliffe: Reach for the Stars was broadcast on CNN over 20 times and continues to be used as a learning tool in schools across the country, and locally at the California Science Center.
They serve on panels, juries, and as consultants for films and Teacher in Space, Christa McAuliffe.
Renee and Mj are filmmakers, content creators for social media, video-journalist/reporters covering star studded events all over Southern California, and activist citizens who volunteer their time, effort and expertise to create change, making a difference through art.
All Films are in streaming distribution:
"It is a portrait of a dynamic woman whose enthusiasm for learning and life-was infectious…" -- The Associated Press
“A compelling and honest account of Challenger 51L’s “Teacher in Space” mission.” -- Buzz Aldrin
“A riveting and unusually moving story, told from the inside." -- Ken Burns
"An outstanding tribute to an extraordinary woman, this is highly recommended. Editor’s Choice." -- Video Librarian
Moving documentary and tribute...touching profile...serves to motivate and inspire." -- Booklist
"Celebrates the extraordinary life of the first Teacher in Space anther legacy. Recommended for all collections." -- Library Journal
Ride along with Commander Pam Melroy and her crew aboard Space Shuttle Discovery on an exciting journey to the International Space Station.
"Being an astronaut is totally cool. It's the coolest job in or out of the world.” -- Pam Melroy
"Promises to inspire teens to explore careers in this exciting field." -- Booklist
"Fast paced, fascinating and delightful film..." -- Democrat and Chronicle
Featuring: STS-120 Crew- ISS Crew-Commander Peggy Whitson, Clay Anderson, and Yuri Malenchenko.
Sam was preparing for his Bar Mitzvah when Hitler invaded Poland, drastically changing the course of his life. From the eyes of a young boy, Sam takes us through six heart-wrenching years of his life during the Holocaust.
“Goldwasser offers a sentimental recollection of the many stops along his journey to hell and back...” Recommended! -- Video Librarian
“Horrifying and sad in its inevitability, this documentary mostly impresses us with Goldwasser’s quiet dignity. A strong choice for history buffs and Holocaust collections.” -- Library Journal


A bio is a thorough account of an individual’s life. These accounts include more than simply the realities of the individual’s life, but also their personal experience of life’s events. Bios can be interesting to check out and also can be an excellent resource of information. If you want learning about a celebrity or an essential historical event, then a biography might be for you.
When writing a biography, make sure that you recognize the genre well. In this manner, you can prepare a list that contains the aspects of a biography. As you research your subject, see to it to consist of quotes as well as discussions. This will certainly help you include even more shade to your bio. Additionally, maintain a watchful eye out for any hidden treasures within your sources. These will certainly aid you create new concerns that will certainly assist your research study. You could additionally discover a theme in the resource product. These themes should be explored extensive in order to give your bio depth.
Creating a bio of a just recently deceased person can be challenging, especially if you are attempting to reveal the reality regarding the individual. Absence of documents and also witnesses can make the task of research as well as writing difficult. Frequently, the individual’s estate isn’t able to offer the necessary information for a total bio. This can complicate the job, and if the resource material wants, you might end up creating an inadequately recorded bio.
A biographer’s goal is to portray the unraveling of the subject’s life. While composing a biography, the writer is attempting to stimulate a feeling of an individual’s individuality by arranging products in sequential order. At the same time, the biographer tries to uncover what inspired the subject’s actions or formed the personality of his/her character. This is much easier if the biographer was connected with the subject while of their life.
A bio calls for the skills of characterization, plot structuring, and motifs. Forced styles can make a bio seem contrived and may trigger the reader to lose faith in the account. Themes must come normally from the actions and also experiences of the subject. A life well lived has lots of significance. When the author uses the abilities of characterization, character development, and also story structuring, the story will certainly be extra fascinating and engaging.
Biographers’ use of psychology has ended up being a lot more preferred in the 20th century. Some authors, for example, want discovering their own involvement in the topic. In this way, biographers can share their very own feelings, thus producing a much more accurate portrait of the subject. The results are normally a better as well as more well balanced account of the subject’s life.
Biographers create a biography to create an interesting narrative. Their goal is to amuse viewers. They structure the tale as a plot, which provides the life story a narrative shape. Or else, the ebb and flow of the life story does not make for a story worth reading. And also some authors may also incline their story or exclude realities.
The category of biography is also prominent among film-makers. Numerous Hollywood films have been influenced by the style of biographical works. A current example of a biography inspired by a prominent book is Hamilton, a musical created by Lin-Manuel Miranda. Miranda was motivated to write Hamilton after reviewing Ron Chernow’s Alexander Hamilton, an 800-page biography that looks for to seal Alexander Hamilton’s heritage as a terrific American.
The style of bio projects is large as well as includes a vast array of subjects. From retelling the story of a famous historical figure to the creation of a museum screen, a bio project will fit the needs of every pupil. Biography tasks are an excellent means to motivate a youngster’s imagination. They help them gain confidence and help them recognize the success of others. They also help students develop a development attitude as well as make them delighted concerning the future.
The style of biography has advanced over the centuries. The earliest recognized instances of bio go back to the Greeks and also Romans. In the late Center Ages, the popularity of biographies started to enhance. By this time, bios of knights, emperors, and also dictators began to be published.
A bio can be an excellent resource of ideas and a wonderful means to establish your composing skills. This category is ideal for learning more about a historical figure, a renowned scientist, or an everyday hero. Along with being a great resource of motivation, biographies likewise give you the possibility to share your very own personal history and also reflect your own life.
A biography is a detailed account of the life of a details person. It consists of greater than standard realities; a biography likewise focuses on the person’s experience of specific life events. Biographies can be remarkable reviews for trainees as well as adults alike. Nonetheless, before you begin composing your own biography, you have to know the distinctions in between a bio and also a background. Right here are some suggestions to aid you craft an interesting bio.
In a bio, the initial paragraph or phase ought to set the stage. It should establish the thesis as well as make a declaration about the biographee. The rest of the biography will support the thesis. Bios generally follow a sequential order. Recognizing which occasions occur at what times will certainly make it much easier for you to arrange the story later.
The second step is to recognize what includes a bio should have. You can utilize a list to judge other bios. For instance, an academic biography needs to not be a quick read, yet must be abundant with references. Consequently, it’s unlikely to be read by anyone outside the classroom.
Biographies of individuals from the past are an excellent source of historical info. Some are based upon factual accounts, however typically concentrate much more on home entertainment worth than on accurate precision. A well-written bio will certainly be a wonderful resource for history aficionados. Along with historical books, there are literary biographies of musicians and writers. Literary biographies typically blend the conventional bio with an evaluation of the imaginative result of the subject. Additional hints
Besides noting vital success, the writer should likewise include personal details. Volunteer tasks, for example, reveal a generous side of the individuality and also educate the visitor regarding the topic’s interest. Stories are also valuable in supplying entertainment worth in a biography. Moreover, they offer insights right into the author’s history and the challenges she or he encountered while developing his/her profession.
A biographer’s goal is to create a brilliant image of the subject’s life. To complete this, the writer needs to break the circulation of diurnal time and also team products so regarding expose crucial facets of the subject’s character, the grand themes of the experience, as well as the actions causing a high decision. This procedure is called biographical criticism and has dominated literary discussion of biographical literary works considering that the late 18th century.


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SEAC 2023: 30th Conference of the European Society for Astronomy in Culture
Between Ancient and Modern Astronomy
6th to the 9th of September, 2023, in Warsaw, Poland.
SEAC presents the first recordings of a series of video lectures which will contain all essential topics that someone who wants to work in the field of cultural astronomy should know. The individual videos and pdfs can be accessed and downloaded under the menu item education / courses. Your SEACTeach-Team.


Final Public Information Meeting
Conducted May 10, 2017
The Lake County Division of Transportation (LCDOT) presented the preferred alternative at the Final Public Information Meeting. The meeting was held at the Fox Lake District Library from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM. The exhibits displayed at the meeting are available to download here.
Public Meeting 2
Public Information Meeting 2 was held at the Fox Lake Library on July 29, 2014 at 5:00 PM as an open house format. The purpose of the meeting was to review two alternatives and to collect comments from the public
Stakeholder Update - May 2014
Members of the Stakeholder Involvement Group were contacted with a project update. Coordination with IDOT has resulted in the continued development of Alternative 2, with a proposed traffic signal at the new intersection of IL 59 with Rerouted Washington Street. The two design alternatives are being refined and analyzed and will be presented at a public meeting in the near future.
Stakeholder Meeting No. 1 -
Conducted December 13, 2012
This stakeholder meeting was held at the Fox Lake Library on December 13, 2012 at 1:30 PM. The purpose of the meeting was to review existing conditions and introduce two concept alternatives to some of the project stakeholders. The group discussed the project area, the need for improvement and what the upcoming process will entail. Exhibits were presented at the meeting to show the project area and the prominent intersection deficiencies. Exhibits were presented on two alternatives for additional study. It was the consensus of the group to proceed with additional investigations of these alternatives. A roundabout was discussed but is not being recommended for further study by the County due to impacts.
Public Meeting No. 1
Conducted July 30, 2012


Taken from the collection Positive Memories, compiled by T. Rivas.
Source: In his article “Positive Child-Adult Sex: The Evidence”, in Anarchy: A journal of desire armed, 33, 1992, Joel Featherstone refers to an anonymous man who as a young boy of eight had a sexual relationship with his boxing instructor. He used to be fascinated by the instructor’s biceps.
One day, all the boys asked their instructor to flex his biceps, and the man probably noted his fascination. After some time, he took the boy to a back room and they soon arrived at the genitals. It gave the boy a lot of pleasure and he encouraged the instructor as much as possible. They had several sexual encounters from that time on.


Death and Love: Bernard Herrmann's Score for Vertigo
by Tom Schneller
Since his death in 1975, Bernard Herrmann has emerged as one of the most respected and widely studied composers of film music. Steven Smith’s excellent biography, A Heart at Fire’s Center, as well as detailed analyses of Herrmann’s film scores by Graham Bruce, Royal Brown, David Cooper and others have contributed to a growing body of literature on Herrmann that is complemented by a spate of new recordings of Herrmann film scores.
Herrmann’s collaboration with Hitchcock has attracted special interest. His scores for Vertigo (1958) and Psycho (1960) have been the subject of extended studies by David Cooper and Fred Steiner. Vertigo in particular has been analyzed at length by Cooper, Bruce, and others, and in the following essay I will not attempt to provide a complete overview of the score. Instead, I will focus on the way the link between love and death established on the level of narrative is reflected in the musical design. After a brief plot summary of the film, I will examine the motivic material and the structural significance of the prelude.
The protagonist of Vertigo is Scottie Ferguson, a detective who retires from the police force after witnessing a traumatic incident that induces a severe and permanent condition of acrophobia. Scottie is hired by his old friend Gavin Elster to follow Elster's wife, Madeleine, who is convinced that she is the reincarnation of her great-grandmother, Carlotta. Scottie becomes obsessed with Madeleine, and the two fall in love. Madeleine believes that she, like Carlotta, is fated to commit suicide, a premonition that seems to be fulfilled when Madeleine rushes up a bell tower and falls to her death (because of his acrophobia, Scottie is unable to save her).
In the second part of the film, Scottie meets Judy, a young woman who bears a striking similarity to Madeleine. Scottie, still obsessed with the image of Madeleine, pressures Judy to dress and act like Madeleine. Unbeknown to Scottie, Judy and Madeleine are actually one and the same person - Judy was hired by Elster to impersonate Madeleine as part of Elster's elaborate plan to murder his wife and make it seem like suicide. When Scottie discovers the plot, he is incensed and drags Judy up the same tower from whence Madeleine fell to her death. Judy slips and falls, and Scottie is left devastated and alone for the second time.
More than any other film by Alfred Hitchcock, Vertigo (1958) centers on the link between death and desire, between falling and falling in love. In the fabric of the film, love and vertigo, longing and fear are interwoven on even the most basic level of plot (without his acrophobia, Scottie would never have become a victim of Gavin Elster's diabolic plan; he would never have met Madeleine). As Robin Wood points out, Scottie’s obsession with Madeleine is an obsession with Thanatos as much as Eros: “[Madeleine] is continually associated with death, and the fascination she exerts is the fascination of death, a drawing toward oblivion and final release; the yearning for the dream, for the Ideal, for the Infinite, become logically a yearning for death: Scottie’s and our vertigo.”
There are five principal musical motifs in Herrmann’s score forVertigo. Three of them are associated with Scottie's acrophobia and his obsession with Madeleine; the remaining two reflect the split identity of Madeleine/Carlotta. The three motifs connected with Scottie are derived from the characteristic triplet figures in contrary motion that dominate the main title. For that reason, I have called it the 'primal cell':
The first element derived from the 'primal cell' is a motif that I call 'Pursuit'. A low, pulsating drone which conveys a sense of impending doom, it is a chromatically condensed diminution of the 'primal cell':
‘Pursuit’ occurs three times in the course of the film: first during the rooftop chase, then as Scottie pursues Madeleine up the tower and finally in Judy's flash-back (each time preceding a death).
The second motif that grows out of the 'primal cell' is a polychord (D major/Eb minor) linked with Scottie's acrophobia. Hence the label 'Vertigo' seems appropriate.
Note that the 'Vertigo' chord is a vertical presentation of the 'primal cell'. Scored for high winds alternating with crashing low brass and percussion, it appears most frequently in conjunction with the effect Hitchcock devised to simulate the sensation of vertigo, a simultaneous back-track and zoom forward which is mirrored musically by wild harp glissandi in contrary motion.
The most important transformation of the 'primal cell' is a motif associated with Scottie's obsessive passion for Madeleine. Herrmann employs it with particular frequency in the second half of the film, where it hauntingly evokes Scottie's loneliness and desolation after Madeleine's death. 'Obsession' is derived from the registral shape and intervallic structure of the 'primal cell'. The primal cell ascends by thirds from Eb first to D, then to C; ‘Obsession’ ascends by thirds from E to an appoggiatura D resolving to C.
'Primal cell' 'Obsession'
Although they sound very different, ‘Vertigo’ and ‘Obsession’ are closely related: the ‘Vertigo’ polychord (D major over Eb minor ) consists of a superimposition of the triadic progression that underpins ‘Obsession’ (Ab major followed by A minor), arranged in thirds and transposed at the tritone (see example 5). Do these harmonic symmetries suggest love as the mirror image of death?
Example 5 (Ab major is enharmonically respelled to reflect the tertian harmonic structure)
‘Vertigo’ ‘Obsession’ (harmonic structure)
Finally, if we combine the harmonic content of the two motifs, they form symmetrical halves of an unbroken “tower” of thirds:
These motivic interconnections indicate the extent to which the structure of Herrmann’s music, like that of the film, suggests a link between love and death. The two realms that Hitchcock connects on the level of plot and character, Herrmann connects on the level of motivic design by deriving the 'Obsession' motif and the two motifs associated with mortal danger and vertigo from the same 'primal cell' in the prelude.
The prelude serves not only as the gene pool of the music: it also mirrors in its binary structure the structure of the whole film. In the first two minutes, Herrmann 'tells' the story in a nutshell. The plot of the film divides into two sections of roughly equal length separated by a brief transition (a courtroom scene that follows Madeleine's death). The sections follow the same basic pattern. Both start with Scottie suffering an intensely traumatic experience connected with vertigo (the disastrous end of the rooftop chase, the vision of falling that haunts him in the nightmare). The main body of both sections is concerned with Scottie's passion for Madeleine (in the first part he falls in love with her, in the second, the process repeats itself as Judy transforms back into Madeleine). At the end of both sections, he is thrust back into solitude through the death of his beloved.
The prelude also divides into two sections. The first section opens with the 'primal cell' (which is an arpeggiation of the 'Vertigo' chord minus A) played by frenzied strings and winds in 'vertiginous' contrary motion (which will evolve into the counterdirectional harp glissandi that accompany Scottie's attacks of acrophobia). Over this ostinato, trombones and horns introduce a falling major second, D to C, that will be incorporated into the 'Obsession' motif. First in unison, it is repeated with increasingly dissonant harmonies. Out of this chilling introduction grows a tortured statement of the 'Obsession' motif which condenses in 15 measures all the passion that Scottie will lavish on Madeleine. It is cut short by a shattering augmented chord consisting of Bb, D and F#--the exact notes which constitute the core of the 'primal cell' and the 'Vertigo' polychord. Thus, Herrmann foreshadows Madeleine's death. The second section is a slightly varied repetition of the first, again concluding on the same augmented chord. Like the film, the prelude is a double spiral of fear, longing and devastation.
The two motifs that have no direct connection to the prelude's 'primal cell' are associated with the object of Scottie's desire: one reflects Madeleine herself, that beautiful, elusive construct impersonated by Judy Barton, and the other evokes the even more illusory specter of that constructs' ghostly ancestor, Carlotta.
The delicate motif that Herrmann conceived for Madeleine is conspicuously open-ended. It consists of reams of eighth notes that perpetually generate movement without ever coming to a definite conclusion - quite appropriate to the character, who at one point describes herself as a 'wanderer' without a goal:
It is worth noting that the lushly romantic climax of the motif’s first statement, which accompanies Scottie's initial encounter with Madeleine at ‘Ernie’s’, fades into the same augmented chord (Bb, D, F#) that concludes both statements of “Obsession” in the prelude. From the start, Herrmann indicates that this relationship is doomed.
The motif associated with the mysterious Carlotta Valdez is as unsettlingly static as ‘Madeleine’ is propulsive. It is based on an ostinato Habanera rhythm (since Bizet's Carmen a standard device for adding a Spanish flavor) on the note D, which has already been established in the prelude as the melodic focal point of 'Obsession.’ D signifies both Scottie's obsession with Madeleine and Madeleine's obsession with Carlotta. It serves as yet another link between love and death. As a harbinger of madness or death, the ‘Carlotta’ motif permeates the entire score.
Like the motifs derived from the 'primal cell', 'Carlotta' and 'Madeleine' represent the fundamental theme of Vertigo: the connection between love and death. If 'Madeleine' represents the object of Scottie's desire, 'Carlotta' represents its destruction.
Perhaps the most explicit musical depiction of the process by which longing merges with death occurs during the pivotal point of Vertigo: the first sequence at the Spanish mission (accompanied by two adjacent cues: “Farewell” and “The Tower”). This sequence, which culminates in Madeleine's death, marks the first climax of the film and concludes its first half. It is the point at which all elements of the story introduced so far are converging with fateful inevitability. The mission that Madeleine saw in her dream has become reality; Carlotta's past superimposes itself inexorably on Madeleine's present; Scottie's passion for Madeleine collides with the vertigo that makes it impossible for him to prevent her death. This is the moment when the puzzle of Elster's constructed reality is completed, when all elements are blended into one continuous fabric of past and present, dream and reality, love and obliteration. At this juncture, just as the lovers are about to lose each other, Herrmann juxtaposes the motif that represents Scottie's obsession with Madeleine’s motif. This integration, however, is not an apotheosis, not a consummation of their love. Rather, the four sections into which the ensuing build-up divides trace an irreversible process of loss. The first section opens with a vibrant statement of the 'Obsession' motif:
A brief transition leads to the second section, a full-throated augmentation of Madeleine's theme:
Whereas Madeleine's motif previously appeared only by itself, its isolation signifying her unattainability, it is now tantalizingly tied into the same thematic context as the 'Obsession' motif, promising a permanent union between the lovers. But the increasingly agitated third section obliterates this prospect: it begins with a rhythmically varied diminution of Madeleine's motif which, in the course of the next 14 measures, undergoes a process of gradual metamorphosis, of thematic evaporation. Sequential reshufflings of the first four notes of the motif progressively eradicate its original identity until it has transformed into a chromatically compressed inversion:
‘Madeleine’- transformation 1- transformation 2- quasi inversion- chromatic compression
Madeleine's musical identity is here revealed to be of phantasmagoric elusiveness: as the third section approaches the climax, all traces of her disappear into nothingness. The climax itself, which constitutes the first half of the fourth section, is a sequential collapse back to the 'Obsession' motif.
Like the 'primal cell' and all of the motives (including ‘Madeleine’ and ‘Carlotta’), these four sections trace a registral arc: ascent followed, inevitably, by descent. The ever wider and higher reaching melodic arches eventually lead back to the beginning, to a hopeless reiteration of 'Obsession', which in its own shape reflects the whole frustrating process in miniature. The registral outline of this extraordinary passage, and the disintegration of Madeleine's motif that is inscribed into its structure, powerfully express a doomed love.
 David Cooper, Bernard Herrmann’s Vertigo: A Film Score Handbook (Westport: Greenwood Press, 2001)
 Fred Steiner, “Herrmann’s ‘Black and White’ Music for Hitchcock’s Psycho,” Elmer Bernstein’s Film Music Collection, Vol. 1 (Fall 1974)
 Robin Wood, Hitchcock’s Films Revisited (New York and Oxford: Columbia University Press, 1989), 118.
 The derivation of the polychord from the main title is discussed in detail by Graham Bruce, Bernard Herrmann: Film Music and Narrative (Ann Arbor, Michigan: UMI Research Press, 1985), 139-142.
Notice the emphasis given to the note D, not only as an appoggiatura over the underlying Ab major chord but also as the highest and longest note of the phrase. Its perpetual recurrence, both in this and other contexts, establishes D as the score's 'obsessive' note, to borrow a phrase from Alan Jay Quantrill (Alan Jay Quantrill, notes to Vertigo soundtrack, Mercury Golden Imports, SRI 75117.)
 I am not suggesting that this was necessarily a conscious process—many composers, including Wagner, have testified to the power of artistic intuition in the unconscious creation of complex relationships.
David Cooper describes the prelude as a binary form with two vestigial subjects.” (Cooper, 39),


Who is Lynn Larsh?
Lynn Larsh considers herself to be a serial hobby-dabbler. She got a bachelors degree in music (which she used for all of four months), studied aerial acrobatics and classical piano for many years, worked briefly as a stunt woman in a Wild West stunt show (it's a long story), and eventually settled down into the bar tending business in St. Petersberg, FL. When she's not acting as a purveyor of fine libations, you can find her diving head first into her newest venture as a New Adult author, or simply writing Voltron fan fiction on Archive of Our Own.
Currently, Lynn is looking forward to her debut novel, SOCIETY OF WISHES (Wish Quartet, #1), out January 2018.
January 29, 2018
BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR.
Josephina Espinosa makes her living as a hacker-for-hire in the Lone Star Republic, a remnant of the fractured U.S.A. That is, until the day she and her best friend are gunned down in a government raid.
With her dying breath, Jo uses magical lore passed down from her grandmother to summon a wish-granter. Her wish? To save her friend’s life. Except wishes have costs, and for Jo, the price is the erasure of her entire mortal existence.
Now, as the most recent addition to the mysterious Society of Wishes, Jo must form a new "life" alongside the seven other members, one of which being her savior himself. Living as an occupant of the Society’s lavish mansion should be quite the perk, but while it is furnished with everything its inhabitants could possibly need, it lacks one thing—freedom.
Her otherworldly identity crisis takes a backseat, however, when Jo learns that the friend she sacrificed everything for is headed down the same path to ruin. Jumping in head-first, Jo uses her newfound magical abilities to protect him, only to realize that the ripples of her actions have far-reaching consequences. When the Society's aloof leader Snow decides to give her a taste of his own ancient magic, Jo discovers that there are threads woven into the tapestry of her new reality that reach far beyond the wishes she is now required to grant. Ones that, if tugged on, could mean the unraveling of her existence itself.
Currently, Lynn has no upcoming events for SOCIETY OF WISHES. However, she does encourage you to check back for future dates!
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Lynn's debut series, the Wish Quartet, is published through Silver Wing Press, LLC.
What made you want to start writing?
Is saying fan fiction too lame? Because it was definitely fan fiction.
What was your favorite part about working on SOCIETY OF WISHES?
Honestly, just being able to work with original characters and concepts was so exciting for me. And having someone so talented to collaborate with just made the whole experience that much more fun.
Everything was so new for me, but I probably had the hardest time keeping on myself to make sure I didn’t fall behind. I wasn’t used to working on a schedule, but I think I handled it well enough!
What part of Writing do you find the hardest?
Probably... Wayne? Because I’m charming and debonair and possibly, despite my heart of gold, most likely an annoyance to all. I also occasionally call people doll face.


Jennifer R Resetar, author of Whirl Wind, a new children's book is about "not bullying". Whirl Wind is a super hero.
Jennifer has had a dream a long time. Since she was a child just learning how to read and write! That dream is to be an author! She says, that she never really considered other things. Briefly thinking about growing up to become a veterinarian, but becoming an author remained her dream.
Later in life while returning home from an anniversary trip to Atlanta, GA, and encouraged by her husband, she decides to focus her pursuits to become an author. She decided that now is the time to actually pursue her dream! Now, that her book is published, that dream is here. I hope for her to be a successful author.
"Children's books are best for Jennifer." Children love to learn and they are in a learning stage. If they can learn to not be a bully at an early age then they will carry that with them throughout their life. "It is easier to learn as a child rather than an adult", Jennifer says and I agree. Respect for oneself and for others is learned early in life or almost not at all.
Whirl Wind became a super hero in the book because he could run really fast! Jennifer, who like Whirl Wind has Cerebral palsy says, "I used to be able to run for things like catching the bus at the bus stop". Maybe that bus stop will become a thing of the past with the success of Whirl Wind and Jennifer's writing skills.
While writing Whirl Wind, Jennifer says she never had writers block or experienced a lack of enthusiasm of completing the book. She encourages others that have a dream, "To just start doing it – don't let anyone stop you!"
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The youngest son of Johann Sebastian Bach by his second wife, Johann Christian Bach was born in Leipzig in 1735 and on the death of his father in 1750 moved to Berlin to live with his brother C.P.E. Bach. He later travelled to Italy, where he studied with the famous Padre Martini, became a Catholic, and was employed for a short time as organist at Milan Cathedral. In 1762 he moved to London as a composer of Italian opera, like Handel 50 years before him, and enjoyed a considerable reputation there for a number of years, establishing a series of subscription concerts with his colleague Abel. His fame extended both to Mannheim and to Paris, but by the time of his death his popularity in London had waned. His influence on the young Mozart was considerable, and they met both in London and in Paris. He is sometimes known as ‘the London Bach’.


Reading Time: 16 Free Books On Digital Marketing, Analytics, SEO, Design and Usability
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Introduction to Good Usability by Peterpixel — For user-centered design or usability learners, this is a good reference to get you into the amazing and fun-filled world of UX.
And this is just the beginning, start from these books and finish never. Learn while you learn, share your knowledge with others and you will achieve everything in this life.
If there’s a book that you want to share with others, feel free to send it to me in the chat or in the comments. I’d love your opinion!


This is the official website for The Man Behind the Nose: Assassins, Astronauts, Cannibals, and Other Stupendous Tales by Larry Harmon with Thomas Scott McKenzie.
The book will be released from the It Books/Igniter Books imprint of HarperCollins on August 17, 2010.
Born in 1925, Larry Harmon moved to Hollywood, California in the late forties. He worked on a number of feature films before starring in the lead role on the television series Commander Comet. In the mid-to-late fifties, he purchased the rights to the Bozo the Capitol Clown that had been featured on albums and recordings and transformed the character into the World’s Most Famous Clown and television personality.
Over the next five decades, Larry Harmon built an entertainment empire that covered television, cartoons, and licensed merchandise. His animation studio churned out cartoons for Bozo, as well as select cartoons for other famous characters such as Popeye, Dick Tracy, Mr. Magoo, and Laurel & Hardy. He also produced the 1974 film It’s Good to Be Alive directed by Michael Landon. The biopic was about the inspiring life story of Dodgers catcher Roy Campanella.
As a result of Harmon’s efforts The Bozo Show was aired all over the globe, in locations as far flung as Brazil and Thailand. Entire generations of children have grown up with their old pal Bozo.
Larry Harmon passed away on July 3, 2008. His company, Larry Harmon Pictures Corp. continues his mission of spreading joy and entertainment around the globe with numerous licensed products of Bozo and Laurel & Hardy.
Thomas Scott McKenzie
Thomas Scott McKenzie was raised on a thoroughbred race horse farm in Bourbon County, Kentucky. He received a master’s degree in creative writing from the University of Mississippi. His nonfiction has appeared in Stuff, Tin House, Paste, Premier Guitar, and many others. He runs Slushpile.net, a books-and-publishing blog, and also contributes to CrunchGear.com.
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