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Lawrence – Warrior and Scholar
More than one hundred books have been written about T.E. Lawrence, exploring the man and his deeds. Just about every aspect and the many incarnations of his life, his campaigns, the geo-politics of the Arab world, and the influence of the West in it, as Lawrence experienced them, have been examined.
However, to date, nobody has gone in search of the mind of the man himself – of his formation and his deep beliefs. Nobody has asked the question, What, really, is the source of the extraordinary power of this little man? – not only in terms of his incontestable qualities of leadership, but also in regard to the sheer range of his activities and accomplishments.
Archaeologist, writer, guerilla warfare theorist and practitioner, diplomat, soldier and airman, Lawrence also possessed an unusual ability to cross boundaries of class, race, culture, and religion. On top of this, he demonstrated the ability to walk away from power and wealth and the accumulation of things – to change his name more than once; to begin again at the bottom of the heap in the RAF, and stay there, with only a few friends and books and a motorcycle.
Lawrence – Warrior and Scholar is a quest. It examines how a slight Oxford academic combined two of the most challenging paths a man can choose. What drove and motivated this man? How was it that he could apparently out-shoot, out-ride, and out-starve the Bedouin? How is it that the US military, and others, are still studying his famous account of the Arab Revolt and his ‘27 Articles’?
Drawing upon what Lawrence and those who knew him wrote, and did, and said, Bruce Leigh delves into Lawrence’s personal philosophy and practices, examining and analysing his library, and his close relationship to the world of classical scholarship and chivalry, emphasising that Lawrence’s views were not abstractions only, but intimately tied to his actions and deeds.
Ultimately, the book argues that there is a message in Lawrence’s writings and activities – one that is against the grain of the world of self-definition by consumption. As one of his friends wrote: ‘The Man was great, the message is greater.’
Bruce Leigh has spent many years studying the literature and historiography of T.E. Lawrence, and reflecting upon the ‘enigma’ of the man and his extraordinary life and activities. He lives in Brighton with his wife, and spends his time reading philosophy, studying Classical Greek and Buddhism, and teaching the violin. This is his first book.
A Five-minute Interview with Bruce Leigh, author of Lawrence: Warrior and Scholar
Bruce Leigh has spent many years reading the works of T.E.Lawrence and reading about him. He lives on the south coast of England from where he teaches violin, and spends his spare time reading and writing. To ‘tackle’ Lawrence – let alone produce a book that offers a unique perspective on such a profusely ‘covered’ subject – is not an easy task. But it seems that the more that is written about Lawrence, the more enigmatic and fascinating he becomes. We spoke to Bruce about his book and what made him write it.
The Tattered Flag: Bruce – thanks. I appreciate your time for the interview. Perhaps we can start by asking you how you first came to be interested in Lawrence.
Bruce Leigh: Well, I was given a book, The Essential T.E.Lawrence, edited by David Garnett, when I was 14. What caught my attention, as a keen teenage cyclist, was the story of Lawrence riding his bike up hills, and pushing it down! Then there was the stuff about him emerging from the river at night, in winter, startling the police. If you open the Essential Lawrence, the first thing you read is Sheikh Hamoudi exclaiming his grief when told of Lawrence’s death and saying, ‘Tell them in England what I say. Of manhood the man, in freedom free, a mind without equal; I can see no flaw in him.’ Sheikh Hamoudi knew Lawrence from his early days at the archaeological dig in Carchemish. You can check all this in Michael Korda’s recent biography of Lawrence, amongst other places.
TF: A big question: Why Lawrence? What made you decide to write the book?
BL: I was driving past Stonehenge about twenty years ago, and I thought Lawrence must have hammered along this road on his Brough motorbike. And for the first time I wondered what was Lawrence’s own philosophy of life – what was the source of his powers? I knew that he would probably have been speeding and would not have eaten properly – no crash helmet either! So I began thinking about his beliefs, and the way he lived. Not just the desert and camels, and the First World War, but all the things he did afterwards. So the book is the record of my search for Lawrence’s powers.
TF: Did the book follow the course you had planned? Did you discover more about Lawrence as you wrote? Has the process of writing the book made you re-evaluate Lawrence in any way?
BL: No, the thing did not follow a planned course, other than to stick to what those who knew him said, rather than the later commentators… as much as possible. By the way, the best source for that is T.E.Lawrence by His Friends. Unfortunately, it’s out of print, but well worth a read. An amazing range of people from Wing Commanders to Tank Corps thugs, and even one or two women! Yes, I discovered lots. For example, his humour and extraordinary generosity to people. That has only emerged subsequently; he gave money away – quietly. Also, how hard he worked – at writing, marine engines, Classical Greek. He was also a brilliant letter writer. The process of writing inevitably makes you re-evaluate. I learnt a lot from the many books I read to try to understand him. I would never have studied medieval chivalry otherwise! Luckily, I knew a little ancient Greek, and that helped. Lawrence was a devotee of classical Greek – after all he did a translation of the Odyssey while he was working at Mountbatten on boats. I remember starting the book in long-hand, on a cheap notepad, on the kitchen table in Kilburn, and saying to myself. ‘What am I trying to say?’ Then I re-wrote it as I put it on the computer.
TF: If you met Lawrence today, what would you ask him?
BL: Do you see a way out of the blood-letting in the Middle East?
TF: What can we learn from Lawrence in the 21st century? Does he still have a relevance?
BL: Something quite radical and strange. How to break free from our slavery to things, and our habits, and our routines. How to search for what is really worth doing. How to do something very old-fashioned: how to be free. I think Lawrence, when it came to the choice, ‘freedom or comfort,’ always passed on the comfort. He did not stay in the comfort zone. He is awkward and unsettling for these reasons. I think it’s quite helpful to have heroes… and I don’t mean celebrities. Of course, like all ‘heroes’ he was human and had his flaws. It seems that one of the prices he paid for all this was a feeling of loneliness. Perhaps all strong individuals feel that? I suppose the relevance is his rarity – outside the usual loop of work/consume/reproduce.
TF: Very many thanks, Bruce.
BL: A pleasure.


Narrative weaving the biblical account of Mary and Jesus, the Egyptian myth of Isis and Osiris, and the Sumerian story of Inanna and Dumuzi to create an exotic tale of a strong, sensual woman.
Clysta Kinstler teaches philosophy, religion, and women's studies at American River College in Sacramento, California.
"This feminist retelling of the conception, birth, life and death of Christ as narrated by Mary Magdalene may cause some uproar in Christian circles. Yeshua (Christ) is born to Almah Mari (the Virgin Mary) after her union in Sacred Marriage at the Temple in Jerusalem with an unblemished man who kills himself as a sacrifice for his people. Later Mari Anath becomes Magdalene, or High Priestess of the Goddess, and assumes co-rule with Jehovah, succeeding Almah Mari. Mari Anath follows Yeshua in the years of his ministry, despite objections from some adherents who call her harlot because they oppose the double worship of the Goddess and Jehovah and the equality of sexes that relationship im plies. But days before the crucifixion, when Yeshua sacrifices himself, he and the Magdalene are united in Sacred Marriage in the Temple before the people. Mari Anath gives birth to Yeshua's daughter Anna after she and Judas (who is The Christos's twin brother and betrays him at his behest in order to fulfill the prophesy) flee to Gaul to make a new life. First novelist Kinstler, a professor of philosophy, mines the literature of myth to make this lyrically written interpretation plausible. She provides notes and a bibliography to buttress much of her tale." - Publishers Weekly - Publisher's Weekly
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Social and cultural history of technology: Toward conceptualization of technology in Anglo-Saxon history I. (up to 1970)
The purpose of this paper is to introduce the Czech readers to the theoretical and methodological approaches to the study of technology development in Anglo-Saxon historiography. The recently published volume, edited by Lucie Štorchová et al., Koncepty a dějiny: Proměny pojmů v současné historické vědě (Praha, 2014) provided Czech audience with an authoritative and up-to-date overview of contemporary historiography, but it does not include a chapter on technology. The paper, designed to fill this gap, has for practical reasons been divided into two parts – the first dealing with formation of professional history of technology as a research field before 1970, the second focusing on the most recent developments inspired by constructivism.
history of technology, technological change, historiography, social theory


The Shakespeare & Performance Research Team (SPRiTe) is a group of scholars and theatrical professionals from McGill University and neighbouring Montréal institutions. The group operates out of McGill’s Institute for the Public Life of Arts and Ideas (IPLAI). For information please see...Read More
Was Shakespeare really the original genius he has appeared to be since the eighteenth century, a poet whose words came from nature itself? The contributors to Shakespeare’s World of Words (Bloomsbury, 2014) propose that Shakespeare was not the poet of nature, but rather that he is a genius of rewriting and re-creation, someone able to generate a new language and new ways of seeing the world by orchestrating existing social and literary vocabularies.
Shakespeare and Character (Palgrave Macmillan, 2009) brings together leading scholars in theory, literary criticism, and performance studies in order to redress a serious gap in Shakespeare studies and to put character back at the centre of our understanding of Shakespeare’s achievement as an artist and thinker.
Shakespeare and Modern Theatre: The Performance of Modernity (Routledge, 2001) presents a collection of essays exploring the institutional practices that shape contemporary performances of Shakespeare’s plays.
In Shakespeare in Québec (University of Toronto Press, 2014), Jennifer Drouin analyses representations of nation and gender in Shakespearean adaptations written in Québec since the Quiet Revolution. Using postcolonial and gender theory, Drouin traces the evolution of discourses of nation and gender in Québec from the Conquest of New France to the present, and she elaborates a theory of adaptation specific to Shakespeare studies.
A Certain William (Playwrights Canada Press, 2010) is a collection of plays in English translation by some of Francophone Canada’s most distinguished playwrights. Chronicling their fraught and changing relationship with Shakespeare, these plays emerge from a context in which language is tied to both personal and political identity.
Wes Folkerth’s The Sound of Shakespeare (Routledge, 2002) reveals the surprising extent to which Shakespeare’s art is informed by the various attitudes, beliefs, practices and discourses that pertained to sound and hearing in his culture.
The Media Players: Shakespeare, Middleton, Jonson, and the Idea of News builds a case for the central, formative function of Shakespeare’s theater in the news culture of early modern England. In an analysis that combines historical research with recent developments in public sphere theory, Dr. Stephen Wittek argues that the unique discursive space created by commercial theater helped to foster the conceptual framework that made news possible.
Shakespeare and Moral Agency (Bloomsbury, 2010) presents a collection of new essays by literary scholars and philosophers considering character and action in Shakespeare’s plays as heuristic models for the exploration of some salient problems in the field of moral inquiry.
What can or should count as evidence for the claims made by scholars and performers, and how should this evidence be organized? In Textual and Theatrical Shakespeare, ten essayists answer these stimulating questions by exploring the possibilities for and the constraints upon useful communication among critics who come to Shakespeare from so many different directions.


Andrew Young was born in Elgin, Scotland, on 29 April 1885, the fourth and last child of Andrew John and Maria Young. On his move to Edinburgh in 1887 the former stationmaster of the Highland Railway became secretary to an insurance company and an influential member of the Presbyterian Church. Andrew attended the Royal High School. In his sole published piece of autobiography, ‘Early Days’ (1967) he remembered with fondness his playing truant ‘on principle’.
In 1907 he took an arts degree at the University of Edinburgh. After that he spent some time in Paris where he befriended the artist brothers W. W. and S. J. Peploe.
Andrew’s own brother David, five years his senior, had been working as a doctor in Singapore since 1905. The circumstances of his mysterious disappearance two years later – David had been involved in several questionable transactions – affected Andrew deeply. Though he had intended to take up the law and become a barrister he now gave in to his father’s wishes and from 1908 studied theology at New College, Edinburgh. He established a lifelong friendship with John Baillie later to become a renowned theologian. During this time he published his first volume of poetry ‘Songs of Night’ (1910).
In 1914 Young was appointed to his first ministry in Temple, a village in Midlothian. He married Janet Green (1883-1969) who had been a celebrated student at the University of Glasgow and was already lecturing in English at a teacher training college in Glasgow. Andrew valued her sharp intellect all his life. Janet devoted all her energies to making it possible for her husband to pursue his literary career. They had two children, Anthony (1915-1987) and Alison (1922-2001).
During the First World War Young served as superintendent at an army rest-camp near Boulogne. His closest friend, C. B. Simpson, was killed in the war and Young wrote his ‘Memorial Verses’ (1918) in his memory.
Young’s next appointment led him to Sussex where in 1920 he became the minister of the Presbyterian Church at Hove. New important friendships began during these years including the poets John Freeman and Viola Meynell. Meynell appeared as one of the first and most sensitive critics of Andrew’s forthcoming volumes of poetry. These were issued from 1920 to 1931 by J. G. Wilson of J. & E. Bumpus Ltd. She also helped to establish contacts with publishers. So in 1933 ‘Winter Harvest’ was brought out by the Nonesuch Press where Viola’s brother Francis was director. From then on all his mature volumes of poetry were published by Jonathan Cape Ltd. including the successful mystery play ‘Nicodemus’ (1937).
The struggle of the biblical Nicodemus mirrored his own struggle at this time: Young wished to leave the Presbyterian Church and join the Anglican Church. Out of consideration for his aged father he had waited long before he dared to take the step. Now in 1939, his father still alive, he applied for admission to the Anglican Ministry and in 1941 became Vicar of Stonegate in East Sussex.
The ministry left him enough time to work at his metaphysical poem ‘Into Hades’ (1952, revised in 1958), his greatest poetical achievement of the later years.
Following requests from his publishers, Young started to write prose books in the nineteen-forties. ‘A Prospect of Flowers’ (1945) and its sequel ‘A Retrospect of Flowers’ (1950) showed his love of rare British wild flowers. The two late prose books covered his main lifelong occupations, poetry and religion: ‘The Poet and the Landscape’ (1962) and ‘The Poetic Jesus’ (1972).
The Stonegate years brought several honours: an Honorary Doctor of Letters from the University of Edinburgh in 1951 and the Queen’s Gold Medal for Poetry the following year.
The closest friend of his later years was Christopher Hassall, while Leonard Clark became the greatest champion of Young’s work. A financial grant from another friend, Pauline Muirhead, enabled him to retire from his ministry in 1959. He and Janet moved to Yapton, near Chichester where he had become a Canon in 1948.
He died 25 November 1971 after having spent his last months in a nursing home in Bognor Regis.
Alison Young, the poet’s daughter, and her husband Edward Lowbury, a microbiologist and a distinguished poet himself, edited ‘The Poetical Works’ in 1985. In their introduction, to which this biographical sketch is much indebted, they characterise Andrew Young, the man, as having ‘had a strong personality, with a teasing wit and humour that emerges in many of his poems as it did in his life… In spite of his lack of small talk and almost pathological reserve, he was loved and admired by his parishioners and friends. Those who knew him came to see, through his protective armour of silence, a compassionate warmth within.’ (PW, p. xxi)
The Poetical Works of Andrew Young,
edited and with an Introduction and
Notes by Edward Lowbury & Alison Young
Secker & Warburg, London (1985)
© Mathias Richter, March 2008


Parenting Children with Mental Health Challenges: A Guide to Life with Emotionally Complex Kids by Deborah Vlock
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Five Early Victorian Kerosene Lighting Catalogs -
This volume includes five rare catalogs and is a must-have reference for those
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The quandary over how to structure the relationship between religion and the civil state is an ancient one. From the perspective of political philosophy this is the religion question, and events over many centuries have proven that the answer is easy to get wrong. Religion, by its very definition, is the fixed point from which all else is surveyed. It is about ultimate matters, both micro and macro. Hence, religion addresses the irreducible core of personhood and its meaning, while at the same time religion embraces a worldview that transcends and encompasses everything else. Religion generates intense emotions that when acted upon can oreacn the peace, and religion forms deep loyalties that can rival the patriotic ties that bind citizens to their nation-state. Religion is simultaneously individualistic, about highly personal beliefs and acts of humble piety growing out of those beliefs, while at the same time religion is nearly always manifested in the form of a sacred group or institution that knits together those of like-minded faith in local, national, and even transnational churches, temples, and mosques.
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Brattle Street in Cambridge has long been famous as “Tory Row,” known for the wealthy colonial families that resisted the American Revolution – and fled. Among these families were many with links to Ten Hills Farm. Yet reports of their loyalty to the crown are sometimes exaggerated. Isaac Royall Jr., the owner of Ten Hills Farm, held deep loyalties to America and sought to leave not for England, to support the King, but to Antigua where he had inherited a profitable sugar plantation and the many hundreds of enslaved Africans who helped build the family fortune. Unable to catch a ship heading south, however, Royall went to Nova Scotia as those first shots were fired and eventually landed in Great Britain. Once there, the wealthy slave owner pined to return. In his will, to underscore those loyalties, he left Harvard College enough money to found a professorship in medicine or law. Harvard chose the law, and founded Harvard Law School from that gift. Today, the Law School still boasts the Royall Professorship of Law, though the position is now considered somewhat tainted by the Royalls’ connections to the slave trade and the chair is no longer reserved for the dean, as it was for centuries.
Isaac’s sister, Penelope, married the son of a Jamaican planter. Her husband, Henry Vassall, used what little money he had inherited to buy #94 Brattle Street for his new bride and her several inherited slaves. Henry and Penne Vassall lived down the street from what today is the Longfellow House. Then, in the mid 1700s, it was the home of Henry’s relative, John Vassall, who lived there with slaves of his own. Up the street, at a grand estate called Elmwood, which graced a gentle turn of the Charles River, lived another set of relatives. Thomas Oliver, briefly the lieutenant governor of Massachusetts on the eve of war, was Penne’s nephew, born to her half-sister Ann, who moved to New England from Antigua with her husband, son Thomas, and a small group of slaves. Elmwood today is the house of Harvard Presidents.
These houses with their interlaced white families, would have also been home to interlaced black families enslaved in Antigua and shipped north along with other possessions when those wealthy merchants determined the time had come to settle in New England. Many histories have been written of the whites. Of the black families, there is only the thinnest trace. These are our “desaparecidos.”


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I’ll try to state my review policy. My reviews are not fair and balanced. If I like something, I usually really like it. If I don’t like something, I really don’t like and will be blunt about why. If I’m somewhere in-between on a text, I won’t have much to say about it either way.
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After years of seeing the Pathfinder rule books on the shelves of my FLGS, I took the plunge in December of 2012. I bought the Core Rulebook and began skimming it immediately. My first discovery was the character creation rules. They were fun! Characters were cool in a way that I hadn’t seen in previous editions of the world’s oldest role-playing game. Within three months, I was up and running my first Pathfinder adventure. That was three years ago and I have no regrets getting involved with the Pathfinder system.
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Art From the Heart of Coopersville Area Public Schools
Art From the Heart of C.A.P.S. is a program designed to recognize young artists and heighten community awareness of Coopersville studentsĖ talents. Students are the "heart" of Coopersville Area Public Schools and this program provides works of art from the students to be leased for a period of one year. Coopersville Area Public Schools and the Northeast Ottawa District Library sponsor this program with the funding of area business owners and patrons who lease the art.
Almost 300 pieces of art were submitted for adjudication in May of 2003 and only 23 pieces were selected for this yearĖs program. The art has been professionally matted and framed at Gallery 293. The art will be on exhibit at the Northeast Ottawa District Library for the month of September. During the September exhibit time, silent bidding will take place with a minimum bid of $120.00 per piece. On October 2, 2003 there will be a reception at the library in honor of the student artists. The artists will meet the patron who leased their work at which time the patron will take the art to display in a place of business in the community. In October of 2004, the students will have their art returned to them.
The money generated from the leasing portion of this program is used to fund the next yearĖs cost of matting, framing, postage, printing of flyers and invitations, and for the reception. Thanks to the generous bids of last yearĖs patrons, we were able to increase the number of student artistĖs works this year. We look forward to many bids this coming September. These bids will successfully fund the 2004 program and will once again recognize the talent of our students.
If you have questions about this program or the student work included in this exhibit, please contact:
Mary Miller Ō Coordinator of Art From the Heart of C.A.P.S.
Lavonne Marshall ŌNortheast Ottawa District Library 616.837.6809


Famed Nixon family dog Checkers subject of strange Yorba Linda rumors through the years
Although Checkers, the famed Nixon family dog whose namesake is Yorba Linda's first-ever canine playground, never lived here, the pooch has had an unusual relationship with the city that began 33 years after the dog's passing in 1964.
The story involves nationwide speculation and years of hearsay that eventually resulted in several “fake news” items – to use the terminology employed today – related to the cocker spaniel's alleged reburial at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum.
Speculation about moving Checkers from the Bide-a-Wee Pet Cemetery in Wantagh, N.Y., began seven years after the then-private library and museum opened in Yorba Linda in 1990. First mention of a reburial was in the May 5, 1997, U.S. News and World Report.
The article was picked up by newspapers nationwide, with the rumor appearing in the New York tabloids, New York Times, Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times and dozens of others, but the transfer, supposed to occur sometime in the fall, never took place.
The next mention of the matter came when Julie Nixon Eisenhower was interviewed by Larry King at the library for a CNN broadcast Aug. 11, 2001. According to a CNN-posted transcript, Eisenhower told King about Checkers, “Some day we're going to bring her to the library.”
King's response: “Why not?”
That less-than-a-minute snippet from an hour-long program resulted in a new flood of stories about the coming transfer of the dog's remains from New York to Yorba Linda to rest near the graves of the former president and his wife.
However, an Associated Press reporter contacted the Bide-a-Wee people and was told by a cemetery spokesperson, “We haven't been informed by anyone that they wish to remove the dog.”
Soon the story morphed into “fake news,” with Bill Press noting in his 2001 book (ironically, about manipulating truth) “Spin This!”: “the Nixon family repaid Checkers by exhuming him [actually, Checkers was a her] from his burial plot on Long Island and repotting him at the Nixon Library....”
I read the book in 2005, after picking it up from a Barnes & Noble 99-cent sale table, so I wondered if a burial had taken place. I emailed then-director John Taylor, who replied, “Yep, that sounds like Mr. Press. His statement is incorrect. Checkers reposes in Long Island still.”
But this story won't die. The 2016 edition of “White House Confidential: The Little Book of Weird Presidential History” by Gregg Stebben and Austin Hill maintains “there is a movement by the Nixon Library to have [her] exhumed and reburied next to the president in Yorba Linda, California.”
Now, with the Checkers Dog Park expected to open this summer, Yorba Linda has an ideal location for a new grave site. Moving Checkers' remains and above-ground granite marker from Bide-a-Wee, which touts more than 65,000 pet interments since 1916, to Yorba Linda would add to the city's Nixon lore and be a modest tourist draw.


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We are both education researchers who completed a thesis by publication (TBP) in Australia, being among the first in our respective departments to do so. Since that time, we have moved into full-time careers in academia, with one of our common interests being the TBP, and supporting current and future doctoral researchers to navigate the unique complexities of the model.
Over the past few years we have accrued a range of resources in various genre (academic papers, invited blog posts, videos, and presentations), and so this site is used as a space to collate our work (shown highlighted), and to share the great work done by others in the field of higher education, doctoral education, academic writing, and scholarly publishing.
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An English Orientalist, colonial administrator and not to mention, an expert in British Malaya, Sir Richard Olaf Winstedt was instrumental in preserving several works of Malay literature.
Director of Education in British Malaya, Winstedt produced an extensive body of writings on Malaya.
When he first arrived in 1902, he was an administrative officer posted in rural districts such as Perak and Negeri Sembilan; he then immersed himself in the study of language, beliefs, customs and history of the Malay people.
His first paper on Malay folklore was published in 1907 and “Malay Grammer” was published later on in 1913. Due to his heavy interest and exceptional work on the subject, he was made assistant director of education for the Straits Settlements and Federated Malay States with special responsibility for Malay education.
He also notably mentioned nasi lemak in the book “The Circumstance of Malay Life” that was published in 1909.
Winstedt was also the author of a large series of monographs and articles on the history and culture of Malaya. He studied the history of several Malay states throughout the 1930s and the history of the peninsula in 1935.
He also ventured into study on Malay magic in “History of Classical Malay Literature” that was published in 1940.
Winstedt retired in 1935 and returned to England and from 1937 and 1946 was reader in Malay at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London


Reading is a difficult thing for a pastor. First, there is too much to read and the internet age has multiplied it exponentially. Second, to know what to read you have to rely on the suggestions of friends, co-pastors and mentors who all recommend lousy books from time to time. Third, some books have wonderful ideas but are horribly written, making them painful. Other books are wonderfully written but have horrible ideas (or worse, no ideas) making them equally as painful.
With all this mind, I believe there is only one type of worthless book. It is the book that agrees with everything I all ready think. Those books are a waste of time and money. I would rather read a book that infuriates me by arguing that all dogs should go to hell than read a book that merely substantiates my belief that all dogs end up in heaven.
With that said, it was with no small amount of fear and trembling that I downloaded and read Robert Brimlow’s “What About Hitler: Wrestling with Jesus’ Call to Nonviolence in an Evil World.”
After all I am self described pacifist, though I have reservations with that exact word. Still, I wholeheartedly believe that to follow Jesus requires opposing violence and embracing peace. These views have been shaped over a long period of time which involved much prayer, Bible study, reading, reflection, conversations with friends and the like. Therefore, reading yet one more book about pacifism would only harden my opinions and waste my time.
The title of the book is what trapped me. “What about Hitler?” Every war monger asks a pacifist that question, “Well then what about Hitler?” Then they watch the now former pacifist hem and haw until they admit that they probably would kill Hitler if given a time machine. That question so annoys and frustrates me that I had to read the book to see if maybe there was an answer.
So with all trepidation I downloaded the book and began reading. And what followed was not a passionately argued philosophical treatise on pacifism that hardened my opinions. It was a call for renewal among pacifists to embrace peacekeeping in their very lives.
This call came in many forms. At times it certainly was passionate, philosophical argument. At other times it was devotional as Brimlow inserted written prayers that wrestle with Scripture passages. At other times it was honest autobiography as Brimlow struggled with his own testimony and setting. Then, suddenly, the last chapter was fiercely spiritual as Brimlow argued for a renewal of the spiritual disciplines among Christ’s followers. That chapter held the most wonderful paragraphs on prayer I have yet read, and I have read a lot about prayer.
With all this said, “What About Hitler” is perhaps the most self aware philosophy book out there. Every time Brimlow begins preaching he takes several steps back and honestly confesses, “Yet I am still not quite sure.” At one point near the end Brimlow says he hears trumpets pronouncing victory behind his argument and then tries to silence them by bringing fully into bear what he has argued.
I wish myself and other theologians and philosophers had the humility he does.
In the end he answers the question “What About Hitler” by claiming that if Christians had followed the peacekeeping commands of Jesus in the centuries leading up to World War 2 the Nazis would not have happened, or at least not been able to so easily convince the German citizenry to annihilate the Jewish people. In such thinking Hitler was the punishment for Christianity’s disobedience, not the cause of them.
That is certainly a bold argument, but it is persuasive because right after the claim, Brimlow admits his own efforts to keep peace are often thwarted by his own anger and hatred. This simple-spoken humility speaks volumes about peace. It turns out, at least according to Brimlow, that peacemaking and peacekeeping are useless without humility, something many “pacifists” just do not have.
On every page Brimlow humanizes and speaks love for those who disagree because he fully believes that loving those who disagree with you is what keep wars from happening.
This ends with a lovely chapter on prayer. Brimlow argues that every Christian from just war theorists to pacifists to taxpayers to soldiers and to those who won’t even kill spiders must renew their prayer.
He brings this to bear by saying, “Instead of trying to fit prayer into my busy schedule, I should try to fit my schedule into my busy prayer” (p. 184). I could not agree more.
In the end, this did the opposite of what I suspected. Instead of becoming more passionate about pacifism, I have become more loving towards those who disagree with me. Just maybe that will prevent a war one day. But who really knows?


This new edition not only has more home cheesemaking recipes than any other book on the market, it also has sections on making other dairy products such as butter, yogurt, sour cream, creme fraiche, and mascarpone. There are stories about artisinal as well as home cheesemakers, recipies for using your cheeses, hints on how to store and cut your cheese, recipes from customers and much, much more.Cheesemaking pro Ricki Carroll provides step-by-step instructions for making over 75 delicious cheeses at home with at least 25 more recipes for other dairy products - easily and relatively inexpensively - beginning with the very first batch.
This is an excellent account of the making of goat cheeses, including a delicious Camembert. The book is based on the experiences of the Benedictine Nuns of Mont Laurier, Canada, and includes information on the properties of goat milk; directions for making starter culture; methods for testing acidity; and many recipes for cheese, butter, and yoghurt. This book is a bit more tecnically oriented and not for the true beginner.
This is considered by many to be the "bible" of goat cheese making. Included in this comprehensive book are chapters on: goat milk-its production and quality; principles of goat cheese making; practical methods of producing farmstead goat cheeses; working plans for building and laying out of the cheese room. It also contains a description of over 70 varieties of goat cheese. This book is for the more advanced cheesemaker.
Now you can watch and learn the process of cheesemaking right in your own home. Farmhouse Cheddar, Queso Blanco, Mozzarella, Whole Milk Ricotta, Fromage Blanc, Creme Fraiche and Mascarpone. Learn methods of cheesemaking from Ricki that have even gotten the experts started. We include our complete KRB-Recipe Booklet Series with the price of this video.


Unit BFGO, Večna pot 83, 1000 Ljubljana
Unit GIS, Večna pot 2, 1000 Ljubljana
Monday - Friday: 8.00 a.m. - 3.00 p.m.
Unit BFGO (July-September):
Monday - Friday: 8.00 a.m. - 12.00 a.m.
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Telephone Unit BFGO: 01 320 35 46
Telephone Unit GIS: 01 200 78 43
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The Forestry Library was established in 1948. Today it is a professional unit of the:
- University of Ljubljana, Biotehnical faculty, Department of Forestry and renewable forest resources = Univerza v Ljubljani, Biotehniska fakulteta - Oddelek za gozdarstvo in obnovljive vire, Vecna pot 83, 1000 Ljubljana;
- Slovenian Forestry Institute = Gozdarski inštitut Slovenije, Vecna pot 2, 1000 Ljubljana;
- Slovenian Forest Service = Zavod za gozdove Slovenije, Vecna pot 2, 1000 Ljubljana.
It is a special and academic library and the only information centre providing scientific and technical literature in the field of forestry in Slovenia. The Forestry Library is also the main repository of sources for the study of Slovenian forests and forestry history.
The library is an information service for all of our users. Exchange of information takes place between students, scientists and the library staff.


Roman Missal, Third Edition
For over 179 years, Sadlier has provided Catholic schools and parishes with high quality catechetical materials. With the Church's implementation of the Roman Missal, Third Edition in 2011, all Sadlier materials, in print and online, were updated for conformity and faithfulness to this edition.
Celebrating the Updated Roman Missal
A Gather in My Name event to celebrate the beauty of the Eucharist in light of the Roman Missal, Third Edition.


Welcome to the waLBerla Framework, a widely applicable lattice Boltzmann simulation code from Erlangen. The following tutorials show you how to get and build waLBerla and describe all the basic data strcutures and concepts of the framework.
Not all features of the framework are covered in the tutorials. To get further information have a look at the modules pages.
Also, the test cases provided in the tests directory are a good starting point for your own developments. Additionally, there is a folder for full-fledged application codes to be found under
apps/benchmarks where also codes of walBerla publications are found.


Saken Seyfullin is an inexhaustible source of poetry.
In order to popularize fiction, the Scientific Library together with the Rukhani Zhagyru Institute, in honor of the 125th birthday of Saken Seifullin, held a competition of expressive reading masters "Saken Seyfullin - an inexhaustible source of poetry", dedicated to Saken Seyfullin - poet and writer, statesman , the founder of modern Kazakh literature, the founder of the Union of Writers of Kazakhstan. The main goal of the competition is to expand the scope of the state language, linguistic culture, the promotion of fiction, the search for talented youth and to increase interest in the study and promotion of fiction. In his speech, the director of the “Rukhani Zhangyru” Institute, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor Abat Satybaevich Kydyrshaev noted the rich heritage of Saken Seyfullin for future generations.Contestants shared their reading skills in prose, Saken poems. The competition was attended by first-year students of the Faculty of History, Economics and Law, Physics and Mathematics, and Pedagogical Departments, as well as students of the specialty "Librarianship." According to the results of the competition, 1st-year student of the Faculty of Philology Tynyshtyk Nurzhaugan won the first place, student of the BD-11 group Oseugaliyev Askhat and student of the group FIL-41 Otepbergenova Aru second place, student of the group MF - 11 Zinekenov Ansar and student of the group MO-11 Sembaeva Aknur, Sagungalieva Nazerce were awarded 3rd place.Following the results of the competition, diplomas and letters of appreciation were awarded. At the end of the event, the Director of the Scientific Library thanked the participants and presented prizes.Saken Seyfullin - one of the most famous Kazakhstani writers, who made a huge contribution to the development of Kazakh culture and literature, lived a very short life. He was repressed before he reached his 44th birthday. In March 1957, he was posthumously rehabilitated due to a lack of corpus delicti.In honor of Saken Seyfullin named schools and streets. In Uralsk, the name of Saken Seyfullin is the name of the regional boarding school No. 11 “Daryn” for gifted children; the square named after Saken Seyfullin-Alley of builders bears his name. This great man devoted his life to the creation and development of Kazakh culture. Descendants should be proud of their hero !!!


Dear Zoo - Sensory Storytime Adventure
SATURDAY 2ND MAY, 1PM
From the team behind We're Going on a Bear Hunt and the Hungry Caterpillar.
A sensory storytime adventure, perfect for toddlers and pre-school children, takes you on a journey through the popular children's story, Dear Zoo.
Discover the story through sounds, lighting and different textures whilst meeting the characters and listening to the story.
Tickets £7.50 for children and £3.50 for adults. Complimentary tea and coffee for the adults and juice and biscuits for the little ones will be available.
Saturday 2nd May 1pm
£7.50 Child / £3.50 Adult
Suitable for: Ages 18 months +
Running time: 1 hour plus free play session afterwards


Question: Hey Pastor, I have a question!? I just finished the 16th chapter of Mark.? In both of my Bibles, there is a little message that states that verses 9-20 of chapter 16 are not in the original manuscripts.? Does this mean that the verses may or may not have occurred?? Could you explain this to me?
Answer: Thanks for your question.? From one of my commentaries regarding this very issue, I quote:? ?there can be no reasonable doubt as to
the authenticity of the last passage in Mark, vv. 9-20.? The Gospel surely did not end with v. 8.? Being at the end of the parchment roll, this passage may have been mutilated in many manuscripts.? But though it is missing in many of the ancient manuscripts, it IS found in the Freer Manuscript (located in Washington, DC), with an addition to v. 14.? The style shows the concise, vivid narrative of St. Mark.? Many terms, to the careful reader at least, show the influence of Peter.?? [From: Popular Commentary of the Bible, New Testament, Vol. I, p.256.? Paul E. Kretzmann, CPH Publishing, St. Louis]
The following is from another commentary:? ?It is at this point that the reader of Mark?s Gospel, who was brought up on the King James? Version, is forced to wrestle with a problem.? The problem is whether these words (vv 9-20) actually were written by Mark, or not.? We do not have the original manuscripts of the Evangelists.? At best we have copies of copies.? Those copies were written by hand, either copied directly or written from dictation.? The latter is also true of Paul?s original epistles.? When manuscripts are copied by hand or even by typewriter or word processor, mistakes can creep in.? Whole verses can be accidentally omitted.
?It is such an omission that has raised a question regarding the closing words of Mark?s Gospel.? A few manuscripts do not have verses 9 to 20.? Most of today?s translations call attention to this fact.? The New International Version (NIV) however, overstates the case when it says, ?The most reliable early manuscripts and other ancient witnesses do not have Mark 16:9-20.?? Actually only two early Greek manuscripts and a few manuscripts of translations into other ancient languages omit these verses.
?While the two Greek manuscripts in question, Codex Sinaiticus and Codex Vaticanus, (names for specific manuscripts) are genuinely ancient, dating from the fourth century; they do not stand in a class by themselves as ?the most reliable manuscripts.?? They are part of the manuscript evidence, and in this case the vast majority of manuscripts disagree with these two manuscripts and favor inclusion of verses 9 to 20.?? [From: Mark, People?s Bible Commentary Series, p. 235.? Harold E. Wicke, CPH Publishing, St. Louis]
So there you have it…? These two, and all the other conservative commentators that I consulted, agreed that these verses in question SHOULD be included in our Bible!? The NIV translation seems to go a little overboard in making it appear that those verses ought not be included in our Bibles!
Thanks for your question and may God continue to bless your encounter with Him in His Word, the Holy Bible!


'The Divine Art of Living: Selections from the Writings of Baha'u'llah, the Bab and Abdu'l-Baha' is a collection of gems gleaned from the Baha'i Writings, one which has been beloved by Baha'is for over 60 years. But time hasn't dimmed the radiance of these gems, because these selections are just as relevant today as they were when first assembled. Among the many helpful subjects explored in this book are handling tests and ordeals; health and healing; the purpose of life in this world and the next; marriage and family life; peace and unity, to name only a few. Many of the issues we see on the news, or talk about with our friends and neighbors, can be examined in the light of the selections contained within this book, thus casting a spiritual light of hope onto these sometimes dark and distressing
The easy familiarity to be gained through repeated listening will make these phrases easier to call to mind during times of need. Indeed, regardless of your spiritual background, there is much wisdom and encouragement to be gained by studying the divine art of living....more
I chose this book because I felt its contents addressed the everyday struggles we all live with. As I became more and more familiar with the material, I noticed the quotes kept finding their way into my conversations with friends and neighbors. I love this book, because it’s helped me spread the light of comfort and hope among the people I care about most.
As with my first audiobook, 'The Advent of Divine Justice,' I designed 'The Divine Art of Living' to help you in your study of these sacred verses. I included in your download the same printed material as will come with the CD set. In this material, you will find the Table of Contents, which includes the chapter titles and section headings, to help narrow your search for specific topics and to facilitate cross-referencing with the printed book. Most tracks start at the beginning of chapters, but exceptions were made when chapters exceeded thirty minutes in length.
After each selection, I say the author and title of the original printed source, both so you can find the original source, and so you'll start noticing which sources speak to you most profoundly. I also give you a copy of the printed Bibliography from the published work, so you can easily find the original source.
Finally, I have included a short glossary, for those friends who may not be familiar with some of the terminology used.
I sincerely hope that you glean as much knowledge, insight and inspiration from listening to this audiobook, as I did in creating it for you. Enjoy!
Your humble servant,
Leanne Ralya Eleff
released February 19, 2011
Selections from the Writings of Baha'u'llah, the Bab and Abdu'l-Baha
Compiled by Mabel Hyde Paine
Revised by Anne Marie Scheffer
Read by Leanne Ralya Eleff
Introduction read by Hans Peterson
Music by Anthony Appolito
Cover photo taken by Emmanuel Keller


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