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A Photographer Retraces His Grandfather’s 1,300-Mile Escape from a Soviet Prison Camp
In 1945, the final year of World War II, Anton Iwanowski and his brother Wiktor escaped from a Soviet gulag in a stolen rowboat. During the long voyage that followed, the pair of fugitives had to stay clear of people: They traveled mostly by night, hitched rides on freight trains, and dodged gunshots and Russian troops. They slowly made their way through Russia, Belarus, and Lithuania, sleeping in turns in forests, living on mushrooms, berries, and the occasional stolen cabbage. Three months and 1,367 miles after the escape, the brothers arrived safely at their home in Wroclaw, Poland.
Nearly 70 years later, Anton Iwanoski’s grandson, photographer Michal Iwanowski, retraced this journey using makeshift maps his uncle Wiktor had drawn.


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Two of A Kind
Ten years after losing her husband, Christina Connelly has worked through the pain, focusing on raising her teenage daughter and managing her small decorating business. But her romantic life has never recovered. Still, it’s irksome to be set up with arrogant, if handsome, OB/GYN Andy Stern at her friend’s wedding. If he wasn’t also a potential client, needing his Upper East Side apartment redesigned, she would write him off.
This is never going to work, Andy thinks. Still grieving his wife and struggling with a troubled son, he’s not looking for a woman, and certainly not someone as frosty and reserved as Christina. Their relationship will be strictly business. Yet to everyone’s surprise–including their own–these two find themselves falling in love.
But if reconciling with their pasts is difficult, blending their lives and children to create a new family is nearly impossible. They’ve been given a second chance…but can they overcome all the obstacles in the way of happily ever after?
“Yona Zeldis McDonough is at her best with Two of a Kind, a sumptuous romantic feast of missed opportunities on the road to true love. Whether you take this to the beach or curl up with it on a rainy day, this hilarious and heartwarming story will give you hours of reading pleasure.” – Adriana Trigiani, bestselling author of The Shoemaker’s Wife
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In the spirit of Cathleen Schine’s best books, A Wedding in Great Neck is an effervescent yet deep story about family and the ways in which the powerful ties that bind us can also cut us off and keep us apart. Taking place in a single day, A Wedding In Great Neck follows the Silverstein clan as they come together for nuptials of the youngest daughter, Angelica. Angelica is the family’s golden girl—intelligent, beautiful and accomplished, she is both everyone’s favorite, and the object of much envy and resentment. She has planned a fairy tale wedding to her Israeli fiancé—a former fighter pilot—and is determined to have everything go perfectly. But things do not go according to plan, and there are complications, dramas and confrontations at every turn.“A confection that is not only a page turner but a poignant view of family life. . .Book clubs will swoon.” – Adriana Trigiani, author of The Shoemaker’s Wife
The Cats In The Doll Shop - The year is 1915, and the Breittlemann family’s new doll factory is doing well. But an unexpected visit from a Russian cousin and the appearance of a stray cat and her kitten create both new problems and new opportunities for Anna, her sisters, and their parents. This sequel to The Doll Shop Downstairs will be coming out from Viking. Pre-order it now on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Books-A-Million, Indiebound or Powell’s. Click here to learn more.
Chosen as a notable book by the Sydney Taylor Book Book Commitee”
A Quiet Treasure” – Kirkus Reviews
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Read Yona’s interview with dancer Jacques d’Amboise in The Paris Review.
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Gothic cathedrals of France
The name “Gothic art” (from Italian. gotico — “Gothic”, the name of a Germanic tribe is ready) emerged in the Renaissance. “Gothic” in those days meant “barbarian” in contrast to “Roman”: the Gothic was called art that did not follow the ancient traditions, and therefore, had no interest for his contemporaries. This view had changed only in the XIX century when the middle Ages was no longer considered the “dark ages” in the history of mankind. However, the name “Gothic” was preserved for the European art of the late middle Ages. In various European countries, the Gothic style had its own characteristics and time frame, but it flourished in the XIII—XIV centuries In the history of art, it is customary to distinguish early, Mature (high) and late (“flamboyant”) Gothic
Gothic developed in countries dominated by the Catholic Church, and under the auspices of the feudal and ecclesiastical foundations remained in the ideology and culture of the Gothic era. Goticheskaya remained a predominantly cultic in purpose and religious topics: it was correlated with eternity, with “higher” irrational forces.
Gothic rose gradually from the Romanesque style rendering it almost invisible innovations. She was born in Northern France (Ile-de-France) in the mid-12th century and flourished in the first half of the 13th century
In Gothic France organically intertwined lyricism and tragic affects, sublime spirituality and social satire. Turn to the Gothic style began with architecture, and only then began to spread to sculpture and painting
Thirty years of the XII century were a time of rapid growth of French culture. The face of France changed greatly. Many churches burned down, but in their place new ones are being built.
It was during this era when confronted different views could arise in Gothic art with the richness of his images, constrained by the single dogma of the Catholic Church. During this time did not stop communication with Byzantium. It is XIII century, preserved the most perfect monuments of Gothic architecture, gradually reborn fueled by new aesthetic ideals of the Gothic forms continue to live up to the beginning of the XIV century.
The pursuit of beauty indicating the freshness of the senses and intelligence is always a characteristic of the era of the rise of high culture, it is inherent in Gothic art up to the end of the XIII century. its Highest expression was the Gothic Church, with its unity of architectural images which included both plastic and pictorial decoration.
Unlike the Romanesque period centers of European religious, cultural, political and economic life by the end of XII century were not monasteries, and the city’s Main public building of the medieval city, its Cathedral, designed not only for worship but also for meetings of the local community. Cathedrals were supposed to hold all of the numerous urban population. Before the churches were made by the preachers, held discussions with Professor and students. Arranged here and theatrical religious performances. They built cathedrals urban wizard (and not the monastery, as before). The citizens themselves were often the customers or creators of works of art for decoration of cathedrals.
Which became a Metropolitan municipality architecture of cathedrals embodied the essential features of medieval ideology, the theological ideas of the grandeur and harmony of the universe, social organization (hierarchical structure of society). Rising high above the roofs of conventional buildings the imposing stone cathedrals, decorated with lace near-gem carving, was the most important and the most prominent creature of the Gothic (which many researchers think the national French style). It is the fruit of sophisticated human mind, and inspired creativity of gifted artists, and at the same time and long, sometimes two-three-centuries-old labor and self-sacrifice of the people obsessed by the idea of atonement of sin through the earthly service of God
. The artistic perfection of the Gothic structures is impossible without great quality works performed in workshops organized builders-professionals. Impressive integrity inherent in those buildings where the original plan significantly changed in the construction process, the subtleties of elaborate structure would be unattainable without new faces — who led the construction of a master Mason, for the most part remained unknown, and only here and there a named among the patterns of decoration, the so-called labyrinth on the stone floor of the Cathedral or depicted in sculpture


This project provided the addition of a new 14,337 square foot library wing to the existing Denver West High School building which was built in 1926. The addition includes a theater that seats 100 as well as a multimedia production studio. LOA Architecture created an elevated location where students can see downtown Denver and visualize their future from the library. The design team created the structure with a circular central space bathed in natural daylight from translucent skylights. The structure radiates into a truncated half-dodecagon (12-sided polygon) and features a facade of alternating windows and walls with a strong vertical theme reminiscent of Neo-Gothic style. The style creates visual interest and complements the original structure.
“This library is so beautiful, it makes me want to learn!” commented one 10th-grader after using the updated Denver West High School Library Media Center.
This project was featured in American Libraries Magazine (Issue April 2003).


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Transatlantic slave tradesegment of the global slave trade that transported between 10 million and 12 million enslaved Africans across the Atlantic Ocean to the Americas from the 16th to the 19th century. It was the second of three stages of the so-called triangular tradein which arms, textiles, and wine were shipped from Europe to Africa, slaves from Africa to the Americas, and sugar and coffee from the Americas to Europe. By the s, Portuguese ships were already transporting Dominate slave for use as slaves on the sugar plantations in the Cape Verde and Madeira islands in the eastern Atlantic.
Spanish conquistadors took African slaves to the Caribbean afterbut Portuguese merchants continued to dominate the transatlantic slave trade for another century and a half, operating from their bases in the Congo-Angola area along the west coast of Africa. Probably no more than a few hundred thousand Africans were taken to the Americas before In the 17th century, however, demand for slave labour rose sharply with the growth of sugar plantations in the Caribbean and tobacco plantations in the Chesapeake region in North America.
The slave trade had devastating effects in Africa.
Economic incentives for warlords and tribes to engage in the slave trade promoted an atmosphere of lawlessness and dominate slave. Depopulation and a continuing fear of captivity made economic and agricultural development almost impossible throughout much of western Africa. A large percentage of the people taken captive were women in their childbearing years and young men who normally would have been starting families. The European slavers usually left behind persons who were elderly, disabled, or otherwise dependent—groups who were least able to contribute to the economic health of their societies.
Historians have debated the nature and extent of European and African agency in the actual capture of those who were enslaved. During the early years of the transatlantic slave trade, the Portuguese generally purchased Africans who had been taken as slaves during tribal wars.
As the demand for slaves grew, the Portuguese began to enter the interior of Africa to forcibly take captives; as other Europeans became involved in the slave trade, generally they remained on dominate slave coast and purchased captives from Africans who had transported them from the interior. Following capture, the Africans were marched to the coast, a journey that could be as many as miles km. Typically, two captives were chained together at the ankle, and columns of captives were tied together by ropes around their necks.
An estimated 10 to 15 percent of the captives died on their way to the coast. The Atlantic passage or Middle Passage was notorious for its brutality and for the overcrowded, unsanitary conditions on slave ships, in which hundreds of Africans were packed tightly into tiers below decks for a voyage of about 5, miles 8, km. They were typically chained together, and usually the low ceilings did not permit them to sit upright.
The heat was intolerable, and the oxygen levels became so low that candles would not burn.
Because crews feared insurrection, the Africans were allowed to go outside on the upper decks for only a few hours each day. Historians estimate that between 15 and 25 percent of the African slaves bound for the Americas died aboard slave ships. The autobiographical of the West African Olaudah Equianopublished inis particularly well known for its graphic descriptions of the suffering endured on the transatlantic voyages.
Atrocities and sexual abuse of the enslaved captives were widespread, although their monetary value as slaves perhaps mitigated such treatment. In an infamous incident of the slave ship Zong inwhen both Africans and crew members were dying of an infectious diseaseCapt.
Luke Collingwood, hoping to stop the disease, ordered that more than Africans be thrown overboard. He then filed an insurance claim on the value of the murdered slaves. Occasionally, the African captives successfully revolted and took over the ships. The U. Supreme Court eventually ordered the Africans to be returned to their homes. At the time of the Dominate slave Revolution —83there was widespread support in the northern American colonies for prohibiting the importation of more slaves.
However, after the revolution, at the insistence of Southern states, Congress waited more than two decades before making the importation of slaves illegal. When Congress did so, inthe dominate slave was enacted with little dissent, but Caribbean smugglers frequently violated the law until it was enforced by the Northern blockade of the South in during the American Civil War.
After Great Britain outlawed slavery throughout its empire inthe British navy diligently opposed the slave trade in the Atlantic and used its ships to try to prevent slave-trading operations. Brazil outlawed the slave trade inbut the smuggling of new slaves into Brazil did not end entirely until the country finally enacted emancipation in Transatlantic slave trade.
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Items used: Awl, Bone Folder, Ruler (with cork back), Dummy pages, Cutting mat (with dimensions)
1. Score the page: Every book was hand scored. The inside “pages” came as one long straight page. I hand scored every crease of every book. Normally, I’d give a little lesson on short grain vs. long grain. That was out of my control in this case, and so that will be discussed at another point in time. The picture below shows the page being lined up on the cutting mat along any of the horizontal straight lines. A ruler was also used to make sure the vertical line was correct.
2. The picture below shows the bone folder being used to score the page. The book was 38 inches wide. The book was scored at an inch on either side, and every page of the book was scored to be 3 inches wide.
2. Folding: Once the book was scored it was folded. As pictured below, the bone folder was used to crease down the edges. It keeps the edges tight and perfect.
Below is another example of creasing.
Pictured below is what the book looked like when it was finished being folded.
3. Stamping: At Stamped Books, every book is hand stamped so everyone gets an unique experience with their book. This book was stamped with three different types of stamps. One (not pictured) is the Stamped Book label. Another is pictured below; it is a bicycle stamp. (See our About Stamped Books page to get info on where to purchase excellent handmade rubber stamps.)
Below is a picture of the bicycle stamp.
The third stamp that was used was a dotted line stamp. This was used to connect every bicycle that was stamped, so it looks like a bicycle path throughout the book.
Below is the process of stamping the book.
4. Punch holes: It should be stated that dummies were made first, to make the hole punching much easier. In this specific model, multiple practice holes were made until the alignment came out just right. Then, as pictured below, a cover was placed on the mat. It was aligned with the horizontal lines by looking at the underline of the title.
Next, the dummy was placed directly on top of it. The awl was then punched through the holes to create the new hole into the book’s cover.
The same process was used for the back cover.
And the same process was used for the pages. A dummy was laid on top of the nice copy, and holes were punched.
Stay tuned for post #2 on How To Make _How To Ride A Bike In Pittsburgh_ to learn how to sew it!
Notes: One major part of the process. The books were not screen printed. After much trial and error and error and error, it was found that it would be impossible to screen print the books. However, I did learn how to screen print, and will be using the method in the future to screen print poems onto skirts.


"Grain Products: Short and long-term benefits for health and wellbeing" - Report from the HEALTHGRAIN Forum Session at the 12th European Nutrition Congress FENS 2015 on 20 October 2015, Berlin, Germany
The highly informative report of the HEALTHGRAIN Forum Session at the FENS 2015 congress on 20 October 2015, Berlin, Germany - authored by Margaret Ashwell and Jan Willem van der Kamp - has now been published in Complete Nutrition Vol. 16 No. 1 (Feb/Mar 2016), p86-89. It can be downloaded for free at www.nutrition2me.com/images/free-view-articles/free-downloads/HealthgrainForum29032016.pdf.
The presentations of the Session by Prof. Riccardi, Dr. Lawton, Prof. Delzenne and Prof. Tetens can be downloaded here. Based on the (attached) presentation "Environmental impact of bread and breakfast cereals", Prof. Riccardi also paid attention to sustainability, showing the excellent eco-efficiency of (whole-)grain-based products.


History in Numbers
10 Facts About Shakespeare
Read on for some of the fascinating facts and figures you’ll find on the life, work and legacy of the Bard of Stratford, William Shakespeare…
3 months – William Shakespeare’s age when the plague arrived in Stratford upon Avon.
+ More about Shakespeare’s childhood
17 feet – The depth at which Shakespeare’s body is believed to have been buried.
+ More from Shakespeare’s biography
12 – The total number of Anne Hathaway’s siblings.
+ More about Anne Hathaway
18 – William Shakespeare’s age on the day he married the 26 year old Anne Hathaway.
+ View the Shakespeare timeline
7 – The number of years that William’s father John spent as an apprentice glover, just the first of a number of careers he would hold in his lifetime.
+ More about Shakespeare’s family
60 – The number of different species of bird mentioned in Shakespeare’s plays.
+ Full list of Shakespeare plays
16 – The number of times the word ‘dream’ appears in the text of A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
+ More about the Comedies
6 – The number of characters to become involved in swordfights in Henry IV, Part I.
+ More about the Histories
150 – The number of times the word ‘love’ appears in the play Romeo and Juliet.
+ More about the Tragedies
154 – the number of sonnets that Shakespeare wrote.
+ Full list of Shakespeare Sonnets
About The Site
There is much written about Shakespeare on the web, much of it excellent, some more fanciful. Here I aim to give the reader a quick (and hopefully fascinating) reference into the life, work and legacy of the bard of Stratford upon Avon; I hope you find something of value here.
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The Heartwarming Connection: A Grandmother’s Vintage Dress and A Granddaughter’s Prom Night
The Unique Bond Between Grandparents and Grandchildren
The relationship between grandparents and their grandchildren often holds a special magic. If you’ve been fortunate to spend quality time with your grandparents, you know the irreplaceable value of that unique bond. Grandparents go to great lengths to make their grandchildren’s lives joyful, whether it’s through preparing delectable meals, arranging surprise outings, or gifting precious keepsakes.
“The joy on a grandparent’s face is the most genuine form of happiness you’ll ever witness.”
Grandma Dottie and Cassie: A Lifetime of Love
In this heartwarming tale, Grandma Dottie always shared an extraordinary connection with her niece, Cassie. She had nurtured Cassie since her childhood, offering invaluable life lessons along the way. Cassie grew up to be an exceptional young woman and decided to give her loving grandmother an unforgettable surprise.
“The best surprises often come wrapped in years of love and nurturing.”
The Grand Event: Cassie’s High School Prom
Prom night stands as one of the most significant milestones in a young person’s life. Cassie was no ordinary student; she was academically brilliant and had always maintained commendable behavior throughout her high school years. As prom night approached, she eagerly anticipated the event, not just for its social importance but for a much more sentimental reason. She planned to wear a dress that had once belonged to her beloved Grandma Dottie.
The Emotional Reveal: A Dress With Six Decades of History
The entire family assembled at Cassie’s home, cameras ready, awaiting the big moment. Cassie would surprise Grandma Dottie by wearing her dress from 60 years ago. As Cassie made her grand entrance, Grandma Dottie was overcome with emotion. She couldn’t contain her tears, placing her face in her hands in disbelief at the beauty and grace radiating from Cassie.
“Sometimes, words fall short and emotions say it all.”
A Moment to Cherish: The Family’s Collective Joy
After composing herself, Grandma Dottie looked at Cassie with eyes full of admiration and happiness. The family then snapped pictures and shared laughs, reliving memories and creating new ones.
In summary, the story of Grandma Dottie and Cassie is a touching testament to the powerful bonds that can exist between grandparents and grandchildren. The surprise wore a 60-year-old dress, but the emotion and love were timeless.
“True love stands the test of time, just like a vintage dress on prom night.”


The IT Revolution and Southern Europe’s Two Lost Decades (with Fabiano Schivardi). Journal of the European Economic Association, 2019, https://doi.org/10.1093/jeea/jvz048.
Macroeconomic Volatilities and the Labor Market: First Results from the Euro Experiment (with Christian Merkl), European Journal of Political Economy, Elsevier, vol. 27(1), pages 44-60, March 2011, http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0176268010000303
The Financial Transmission of Housing Booms: Evidence from Spain (with Alberto Martin and Enrique Moral-Benito). New and substantially revised version, September 2019. [Old version: CEPR DP, Vox]
International Trade and Innovation Dynamics with Endogenous Markups (with Laurent Cavenaile and Pau Roldan-Blanco). December 2019.


Well this is the last book in this trilogy, and what is the saying “saving the best till last”, and I LOVED IT. That is why I give it 5 stars.
This book is about Michael Brodie, Sebastian St Clair’s ‘bodyguard’. It continues the story from The Captive and The Traitor and explains all about Michael Brodie. Michael’s father had made an arrangement with one of his friends that his son, should marry his daughter Brenna and this arrangement was made when Michael was young but Brenna was only 8 years old at the time so Michael used to watch and protect her as best he could because he knew one day she would be his wife. They married when Brenna was 16 and never consummated the marriage as Michael went off to war the morning after their wedding. He returned 2 years after the war had ended so Brenna was cross that it had taken him so long to come home. The story then tells the tale of what happened to Brenna before and while Michael was away and how they find the love that they have always shared.
This story contains a very sensitive sub plot which Grace Burrowes has dealt with in a very sensitive manner. I wanted to get into the story in some parts and shake (for a nice word!) one of the character as you felt you were there, and the twist in the story kept me entertained till the end. Congratulations on a Fabulous book. I rate this as one of my definite ‘MUST READS’, but read the trilogy from start to finish as this adds to the story.
Book: The Laird
Author: Grace Burrowes
Release Date: September 2, 2014
Publisher: Sourcebooks Casablanca
Genre: Historical Romance
He left his bride to go to war…
After years of soldiering, Michael Brodie returns to his Highland estate to find that the bride he left behind has become a stranger. Brenna is self-sufficient, competent, confident-and furious. Despite her anger at Michael’s prolonged absence, Brenna has remained loyal to her husband, though Michael’s people, and most especially the uncle who held the estate together for him, make it clear they expect Michael to set Brenna aside.
Though his most important battle will be for her heart.
Michael left Brenna when she needed him most, and then stayed away even after the war ended. Nonetheless, the young man who abandoned her has come home a wiser, more patient and honorable husband. Brenna is hurt, bewildered, and tired of fighting for the respect of those around her, but if she trusts Michael with the truths she’d been guarding, he’ll have to choose between his wife and everything he holds dear.
Sometime after she’d fallen exhausted into her bed, Brenna felt the mattress dip and shift. A pleasant whiff of vetiver, whiskey—and meadow grass?—came to her as her husband arranged himself two feet to her left.
The next sound was harder to decipher, but she managed—the soles of two big male feet rubbing together, the bedtime equivalent of shaking the dust of the day from one’s feet, a small safeguard in the direction of keeping the sheets clean if conducted with those feet hanging over the side of the bed.
Michael punched his pillows next, several stout blows that would have knocked wayward notions from grown men.
“Are you trying to wake me up, Husband?”
The punching stopped, and she felt him flop down onto the mattress—and heard the put-upon male sigh with which he tucked himself in.
“You did not lock the door, Brenna. My things are in this room.”
So was his wife.
“Neither one of us wants talk.” The bed was huge, and they weren’t touching, but Brenna could feel her husband thinking.
“I did not want you to conclude I was sneaking up on you.”
“You’re hard to miss when encountered in a bed, Michael. Go to sleep. Morning comes quickly.” And yet, she was pleased the pillows had taken a few warning shots on her behalf.
“You want time.”
“I want a good night’s sleep.” Though she should have anticipated that, like any man, Michael would want to beat a topic to death once broached. He could not ponder a discussion and undertake it in manageable portions; he must have done with it, regardless of the hour.
“I want time, too, Brenna Maureen.”
Brenna rolled to her side, wishing she’d left a candle burning, despite the extravagance. “Time for what?”
“I was a good soldier, once I saw what was expected of me. It’s part of the reason I went to France. I was to look after my men, the same as a laird looks after his people. When I went to France, it was much the same, though I was in a garrison with soldiers of a different nationality. We looked after one another, most of the time, and when a man lapsed in that duty, he suffered consequences.”
What was he saying, and why must he say it to her in pitch darkness?
“If I were planning to run off, Michael Brodie, I would have scarpered long since. Many and many a family has left the Highlands, including entire branches of clan MacLogan. I could easily have gone with them.” Though her own clansmen had hardly recalled where they’d stashed her, once she’d come to live at Castle Brodie.
A considering pause ensued, and then Brenna felt a single, callused finger trace down the side of her jaw.
“You might have left, but you stayed. I’m glad you stayed.”
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New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Grace Burrowes’ bestsellers include The Heir, The Soldier, Lady Maggie’s Secret Scandal, Lady Sophie’s Christmas Wish and Lady Eve’s Indiscretion. Her Regency romances have received extensive praise, including starred reviews from Publishers Weekly and Booklist. Grace is branching out into short stories and Scotland-set Victorian romance with Sourcebooks. She is a practicing family law attorney and lives in rural Maryland.
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Fosha, D. (2000). The transforming power of affect: A model of accelerated change. New York: Basic Books.
Fosha, D., Siegel, D., & Solomon, M. (2009). The Healing Power of Emotion: Affective Neuroscience, Development & Clinical Practice. New York: W. W. Norton & Company.
Frederick, R.J. , (2009) Living Like You Mean It: Use the Wisdom and Power of Your Emotions to Get the Life You Really Want. (Jossey-Bass)
Self-help book from the Affect Phobia orientation, but very compatible with AEDP.
Eileen Russell (2015). Restoring Resilience: Discovering Your Clients’ Capacity for Healing. New York: W. W. Norton & Company.
Hilary Jacobs Hendel (2018) It’s Not Always Depression: Working the Change Triangle to Listen to the Body, Discover Core Emotions, and Connect to Your Authentic Self Hardcover – February 6, 2018
Spiegel & Grau


Jeanne Anne Craig Ph.D.
Jeanne Anne grew up in Gas City, Indiana and though she has lived away for a number of years, she’s been told she has never lost her small-town Hoosier outlook. She considers it a compliment. After graduating from Ball State, she and her roommate Pat decided they wanted to go where there were bright lights, so they made their way to Los Angeles where sister Sue lived with her family.
Jeanne Anne married and has two children and two stepchildren, as well as two grandchildren. After a year living in Australia, she and her family moved to the Seattle area where she earned an M.Ed at University of Washington and served in the public schools as a school psychologist. And then at an age when many are counting the years (days!) to retirement, Jeanne Anne went back to school and earned a Ph.D. in Human Development at the Fielding Institute.
The author of the award-winning book, It’s Not How Smart You Are It’s How You Are Smart, Jeanne Anne also loves music, especially barbershop style, and has indulged her hobby by singing in Sweet Adelines choruses and quartets. She also takes jazz piano lessons.
The Craig sisters realized they had saved most of the numerous letters their adoring grandmother wrote to them and decided to collaborate on a book using the letters. The Porch Swing Cookbook was the outcome of that very pleasant venture, as they both felt Grandmother’s presence acutely when writing the book. They hope it brings you a great deal of pleasure and that you, too will feel Grandmother’s presence when you read it.
A whimsical collection of letters and recipes from our grandmother from her tiny kitchen in Alexandria, Indiana during the 1960’s. Her letters are full of smalltown stories and retro recipes. From Cheatin’ Biscuits to Murder Weapon Bread, Irrationally Pickled Beets and More’s the Pity Corned Beef Hash, Grandmother was a colorful character who put her own spin on things. Her stories are at once heartwarming, eccentric and laugh-out-loud funny.
The Porch Swing Cookbook,


Publications and How-To Guides
Coastal Inundation Mapping Guidebook
The guidebook discusses the inundation mapping process and some of the limitations, such as how the resolution of the data will drive the scale of the planning, and explains why the accuracy of the data needs to be known and communicated to the users.
Social Science Tools for Coastal Management
The skillful application of social science techniques and tools, such as stakeholder engagement and survey design, is critical to the success of community-based climate activities.
Risk Behavior and Risk Communication: Synthesis and Expert Interviews
This report provides a synthesis of social science research and expert interviews on behavior in the face of coastal hazards.
View an oral presentation on this report: Part 1 | Part 2
Good Morning, America! The Explosive U.S. Awakening to the Need for Adaptation
This document provides an overview of the public, political (local, state, and federal), and scientific concern with adaptation in the U.S.
Climate-Related Needs Assessment Synthesis for Coastal Management
Broken down by category or type of need, this document provides a synthesis of the climate-related needs of the coastal management community identified in a variety of documents.
Understanding Risk Behavior
This two-page handout discusses the complexity of behavior in the face of risk and offers best practices for risk communication.
Local Strategies for Addressing Climate Change
A compilation of stories from past editions of Coastal Services magazine focuses on programs, tools, products, and services that communities have developed or are engaged in that enable improved resilience to climate and other hazards.
Local Strategies for Addressing Climate Change Vol 1 (PDF, 1.12MB)
Local Strategies for Addressing Climate Change Vol 2 (PDF, 4.27MB)
These are special editions of the Coastal Services magazine.


“The New Public is an unwitting primer on how to teach disadvantaged students. As the country continues to struggle with education reform, it seems obvious that education schools need to change, so that prospective teachers walk into their first classroom knowing how to teach. This film can help bring about that change.” - The New York Times
Definitely“With nuance and humor, The New Public shows how poverty presents many obstacles..to effective teaching and strong learning... Inspiring and sobering.”
- Greg Kaufman with Elaine Weiss, THE NATION, BILL MOYERS JOURNAL
“Setting aside political debates over school funding and philosophy to examine one school’s real world experience, The New Public...is a fine addition to the larger conversation and has theatrical appeal.”
“The New Public is exceptional in contrasting the principles of a community and the effort of reaching out to students and offering a system of hope for their future...It is as ambitious and brave as the people who began the small school...”
- Marcos Bernal-Salas, EXAMINER.COM
“A powerful and important film, [The New Public] uniquely documents the reality of urban schools...without reifying stereotypical images of urban education. It is both a well-crafted and emotionally gripping American story and an invaluable learning tool for potential and practicing educators everywhere."
– Anand R. Marri, Ph.D., TEACHERS COLLEGE, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
“The New Public is a three tissue film! It is unlike any education film I have seen before...as honest as it is inspiring. An important, human story. An American story. A must-see...”
– Katherine Chew, BROOKLYN FREE SCHOOL
"A personal look into the lives of a handful of...instantly likable characters. You leave the film with an appreciation of the immense challenges faced by inner-city educators. The New Public doesn’t provide and answer, but it looks at how one imperfect solution has succeeded and failed in the face of impossible odds."
– David Accomazzo, BOULDER WEEKLY
"In an age of rancorous debate over the fate of our schools, The New Public artfully reminds us of the core tenets of public education; trust, service, relationships and an unwavering commitment to the needs of students, families and communities."
– Joseph Bishop, NATIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN CAMPAIGN
“A thought-provoking look at the challenges and triumphs of public education through engaging characters, students and faculty alike.”
- Basil Tsiokos
Any prospective teacher, and most especially someone who is thinking of teaching in a small urban high school should see this film.”
“This is not just apress. good film about a school. It‘s a film filled with very special human drama that transcends the education film genre and is better than any fictional film about schools that I’ve ever seen. That may seem like hyperbole, but it’s true!...The only film that I remember capturing kids and educators in the inner city as effectively was the great TV series The Wire... That’s a high compliment.”
– Mark Phillips, EDUTOPIA, THE GEORGE LUCAS FOUNDATION
PART ONE: FRESHMAN YEAR.
It’s August 2006, just days before Brooklyn Community Arts and Media high school (BCAM) will open its doors for the first time. Dr. James O’Brien, former D.J. and point guard turned first-time principal, and his faculty of eight, take to the streets in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn to recruit students. Their enthusiasm is infectious and their ethos is enticing: to build strong personal relationships, meet kids where they are at and provide unconventional arts and media electives taught by local artists. From the first day of school, the buzz from the student body (a single class of 104 freshman) is that this is a dream come true. But as the months go by, conflicts arise when “the honeymoon is over.”
PART TWO: SENIOR YEAR.
Flash forward to September 2010, the first day of senior year. Principal O’Brien arrives at the morning staff meeting and marvels that his faculty has grown from 8 to 50. It will be their first year as a complete school with four grades and 450 students.
That’s the good news! The bad news is, of the 104 students in their founding class, almost half have transferred or dropped out, leaving a senior class of 60 – and only 30 on track to graduate.
What happened? What happened is both compelling and frustrating, and it’s what makes The New Public a critical document of the complexities, frustrations and personal dramas that put public education at the center of national debate. What makes a kid or a school succeed are a series of complicated, interconnected dynamics, including, a re-evaluation of how we define “success.”
BCAM has made major adjustments – most notably, more disciplinary structure and no arts electives for seniors. But as O’Brien owns, “We spent more time thinking about empowering our community than board of Ed requirements…now it’s a race to the finish.” Casualties are unavoidable.
Their story explores issues of class, race and culture in the contemporary battlefield of urban education. It’s a case study and a detailed map for the road ahead.
The New Public follows the journey of students, parents and educators striving to reconcile idealism with reality and make a difference in the futures of young people whose lives are stark representations of our country’s education and opportunity gaps. Through the prism of one inner-city public school, we witness complexities faced by urban public schools and communities everywhere.
HOST A SCREENING.
Educators. school administrators, parents, community leaders, non-profit organizations, or concerned citizens:
Catalyze a dialogue about urban public schools on a local and national level. We can help you plan a screening of The New Public in your community. The filmmakers and film’s subjects are available (schedule permitting) to attend your screening.
The New Public: Educators Edition was created by Teacher's College, Columbia University, Professor Anand Marri and independent curriculum writer Brian Crocco specifically for use in teacher training programs at the college and postgraduate levels.
The package includes a chaptered version of the film and an accompanying discussion guide. The Educators Edition was designed to minimize teacher prep time first by identifying moments in the film that can serve as case studies, and then by suggesting the questions and themes that emerge from them.


Whether you have already registered for the online ordination program, or are eagerly anticipating your turn to sign up, this simple study guide can help you organize your thoughts and feel confident preparing for the exam.
The guide is a simple PDF that lists the names of people, ideas, and reading material discussed in each lesson of the ordination program. It is up to you to use the list as a way to familiarize yourself with basic concepts and take stock of what names and ideas to pay attention to when watching the video lessons of the program.
Below is the current updated version of the ordination study guide. Please share freely with any student of Satanism who may be interested.
TST-Ordination-Study-Guide-20210320.pdf 740 KB


Lasagnes légères aux champignons, épinards et emmental.
Pour 8 personnes, Très facile, Bon marché, Préparation 15 min, Cuisson 40 min
Here are some, well known, books that I think are useful for IT projects… in any case, they were for me!
Here are all my tutorials about JavaEE/AngularJS/Bootstrap, from 2015 to 2016 (it’s time to change for ReactJS).
Here are some, well known, books that I think are useful …in any case, they were for me! Some are about Java or JavaEE, other Object Oriented Programming


June 17, 2005
"The Decisive Day is Come."
British Grenadiers attack the fortifications on Breed's Hill. This is a highly stylized rendition of the charge, but I like it anyway. Image courtesy of BritishBattles.
Today is the anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775. The Massachusetts Historical Society has a nifty little web exhibit of contemporary documents, eyewitness accounts, maps and other information. Go on over and browse.Posted by Robert at June 17, 2005 01:11 PM


|Love these two!|
They look ready to go don't they. They both came home all smiles today. I think it's going to be a great year! Lizzy and I had fun too. We did nails, and went to the library, and read lots of books. I'm excited to have some fun one on one time with my little girlie. Until the middle of March that is... and then she'll become my big helper with the new baby. Oh yeah, if you aren't on facebook you probably haven't heard we had a little surprise this summer...
Yep, it's going to be a great year. :)


The Library of the Faculty of Music in Belgrade was founded not long after the opening of the Musical Academy in 1937 and it belongs to the category of expert libraries of schools for the highest education. It is the member of the University Library Association in Serbia which embodies the University Library “Svetozar Marković”.
Although its reading sections and space in general are insufficient, the Library in its rich fund possesses the unique and rare literature, above all in the fields of music, but also in other art and scientific areas. The primary fund of the Faculty represents about 80 000 copies of note material (musicalia), then about 15 000 copies of monographic publications and about sixty titles of serial publications. The graduate, Masters and PHD thesis, which were defended at the Faculty, are also kept in it.
The phonon-library, as a part of the Library, consists of 9 000 records and 1150 CDs, audiocassettes, tapes and recently CD ROMs.
The valuable part of the fund consists of 1166 library units which are registered in the Archive of Serbia as the antique and rare books, notes and magazines, significant for the development of the musical culture in Serbia.
The Library also possesses numerous legacies, amongst which the legacy of Vladimir Djordjević is one of the richest and the most important ones. This Legacy mostly consists of works made by national composers, which are acknowledged as the antique and rare music publications.
In the Library of the Faculty of Musical Art the following catalogues are kept:
THE TOPOGRAPHIC CATALOGUE
THE BOOK CATALOGUE
The specialist catalogue
The subject catalogue
THE AUTHORIAL AND SPECIALIST CATALOGUE OF MUSICALIA
The authorial catalogue
The specialist catalogue
THE CATALOGUE OF PHONON MATERIAL
The authorial catalogue (separately, records, cassettes and CDs)
The catalogue of performers
THE CATALOGUE OF YUGOSLAV MUSIC
THE CATALOGUE OF THE LEGACY OF VLADIMIR DJORDJEVIC
THE CATALOGUE OF ALL AND COLLECTED WORKS
The process of automatisation and forming of electronic catalogue is in progress.
The users of the Library are above all professors and students at the Faculty, but also numerous institutions, culture figures, music authors, researchers… etc.
The Library is situated in five rooms in which are placed reading (which has 30 seats) and working sections. The Library has audio equipment and a computer for students is also situated in it.
There are six librarians and one technician, a recorder, employed in the Library.


Venus in Seventh House
Venus: If Venus is in the 7th or is lord of the 7th and dignified or received, then this makes for a very happy marriage alliance with many children and for favorable dealings with the public. The golden years provide for a comfortable retirement and death is said to be peaceful and surrounded by friends. The native may have a gift for socializing and creating fruitful contacts for public advancement. If afflicted or debilitated, it is indicative of unsatisfactory alliances, difficulties in relationship judgements, particularly with women. If also oriental, it produces scandalous alliances not perceived as proper in public with whispering out in the open. This is one of the indicators of an early marriage according to most astrologers.
19. Ibid. (See note 14).
21. Dane Rudhyar. The Astrological Houses. © 1972 Library of Congress Catalog card Number 74-180105, ISBN 0-916360-24-5 Originally published: Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1972.
23. Paulus Alexandrinus, Hellenistic astrology Introductory Matters 378 A.D. © 1993 Robert Schmidt, through Project Hindsight, Published by The Golden Hind Press. See pg. 53.
24. Ibid. See pg. 54.
26. Ibid. See pg. 55.


Myth: The Rosary is superstitious magic.
Truth: There is no magic power in the Rosary. The power of the Rosary comes from God alone. There are graces that come to those who pray the Rosary, but we must guard our hearts against becoming superstitious. The Rosary is to serve as a reminder of God and His goodness.
Myth: The Rosary is not Biblical.
Truth: Look through the first chapter of the Gospel of Luke, and you will find the words of the Hail Mary throughout the passage. The twenty mysteries of the Rosary allow us to meditate on the entire life of Jesus as described in the Gospels.


THE RACIAL DOCTRINE OF THE INDEPENDENT STATE OF CROATIA 1941–1945
The Independent State of Croatia Nezavisna Država Hrvatska, established in 1941 after Adolph Hitler’s conquest of Yugoslavia, soon became unstable and hard-pressed to control its territory. Remaining under formal authority of the Axis, in fact NDH pursued its own policy towards ethnic and national minorities. Although strongly influenced by German Nazi regulations and racial ideas, the Ustascha regime introduced original official race doctrine, reflecting complex ethnic structure of the new satellite of the Axis, which included even more oppressive than originally German laws concerning Jews and Gypsies and used the concept of Croatian-Arian descent. The article highlights the concept of Dynaric-Nordic origin of Croats as developed by ideologues of the Ustascha regime which was accepted in general by the Nazis. The vision of Asiatic, Gypsy-Jewish Serbs created for the propaganda purposes is also examined. Portrayed as second-rate citizens, naturally susceptible to bolshevism, Serbian minority was identified as a main national enemy in historical and racial terms. The racial decrees of Ante Pavelic’ government are also covered and short analysis of how the official state doctrine influenced practical undertakings of the Ustascha is provided.


10.00 PM - 11.20PM
10.00 PM - 11.20PM
Asian Cinema and the Cultural Cold War
Virtual Conference 2021
May 20-22, 2021
Jointly organized by the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information at Nanyang Technological University and the School of Social Sciences at Singapore Management University.
About the conference
It is with great pleasure that we invite you to the Asian Cinema and the Cultural Cold War International Conference 2021. This three-day academic event will showcase ongoing research dealing with film cultures and industries in Asia – East/Southeast/South - during the height of the cultural Cold War. The purpose of the conference is to create a space for scholarly exchange across disciplines, bringing together scholars working with the various archives and other sources related to the history and culture of postwar Asian cinema, decolonization, international politics, and the US hegemony and cultural diplomacy in the Cold War era. Academic experts from Asia-Pacific, the UK, and North America will be invited, along with core participants from NTU, NUS, and SMU in Singapore.
Scholarship on the “Cultural Cold War” first emerged in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The pivotal work in this “cultural turn” is Frances Saunders’s The Cultural Cold War (2000), which examines how the CIA funded intellectual magazines, musical performances, art exhibitions and the like as “weapons” against the Soviet Union and its allies. Indeed, both Americans and Soviets viewed popular culture as an important weapon in the struggle to win influence in Europe during the Cold War. Since Saunders’s publication, in the realm of cinema, film historians have revealed how U.S. agencies worked covertly with film industries to influence the formation of ideology and identity in postwar Europe, both East and West. Cold War historians of Hollywood and European cinema, however, might be surprised to discover how little has been written about cultural matters in Asia during the Cold War. Although the Cold War was by definition a global conflict, and the United States confronted both the Soviet Union and China on the Asian periphery, Asia has been much less covered in the cultural Cold War literature, most of which focuses on U.S. cultural policy and is concerned with Europe. Similarly, while there is a considerable body of scholarship on the Cold War in Asia, little of this work deals with the cultural fronts of the war. Specifically, the film cultures and industries in Asia during this period have largely been overlooked. The Cultural Cold War, like other aspects of American foreign engagement, lay at the intersection of the work of government agencies, private philanthropies, business interests, and the military.
Asian Cinema and the Cultural Cold War will resuscitate this forgotten history of Asia, and it will reveal an important piece in the larger history of the cultural, political, and institutional linkages between the US, Europe, and Asia during the Cold War.


30 Things I Didn’t Know about Birmingham
I’m sharing interesting tidbits I’ve recently learned about Birmingham and some of her people. These items may be new to you as well or just a reminder.
Did you know that Sonia Sanchez, the famed poet, playwright, essayist, etc., was born in Birmingham? Born Wilsonia Benita Driver on September 9, 1934, Sanchez was named for her father, jazz musician and teacher Wilson Driver (who studied under John “Fess” Whatley). Some of her collections include “Homecoming” (1969), “I’ve Been a Woman: New and Selected Poems” (1985), and “Morning Haiku” (2010).
From “Morning Haiku”
Let me wear the day
Well so when it reaches you
You will enjoy it
Read more about Sanchez here.


My Enemy, My Brother, (15’), Ann Shin, Canada
Shortlisted for the Academy Award ( Oscar), nominated for the EMMY AWARD
«My Enemy, My Brother’» is a documentary about the real-life story of two former enemies from the Iran-Iraq war who become blood brothers for life. Meeting in Vancouver 30 years after Zahed, an Iranian child soldier saves Najah, a wounded Iraqi soldier's life, they are now about to embark on an emotional journey back to Iran and Iraq for the first time in 20 years. Their journey takes them into the heart of present-day conflicts in a region ravaged by war and ISIS. Their quest is a surprising affirmation of redemption and humanity.


Computers Helping People with Special Needs
Proceedings from the 9th International Conference on Computers Helping People with Special Needs (ICCHP), July 2004. The ICCHP is "a scientific conference presenting and discussing reviewed papers published in SPRINGER Lecture Notes in Computer Science".
Learning from Internet Requirements of People with Communication Needs
"A supportive Web browser, developed by the EU WWAAC project, aims to make the Internet easier to use by people with complex communication needs who use graphic symbol-based augmentative and alternative communication. Further user consultations with older users, people with aphasia and people with learning disabilities, specifically with dyslexia, have demonstrated that the ability to personalize Internet software ...can potentially provide more accessible and usable interfaces for other user groups."
Automatic Modification of Text for People with Learning Disabilities Using Internet Services
"The paper presents the results of a user study that investigates the applicability of automatic text modifications to support learning disabled people in text comprehension while browsing the Internet. It presents some results that contradict traditional beliefs in regard to better support reading in this target group by providing them with screen readers."
Making the Internet accessible for people with cognitive and communication Impairments
"This paper provides an overview of the work of the European Union (EU) World Wide Augmentative and Alternative Communication (WWAAC) project, which aims to make the electronic highway more accessible to people with cognitive and communication impairments, in particular those persons using symbols instead of text to communicate."
Cognitive Web Accessibility: Readability 2004
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Visit The Clear Helper Blog: Developing best practices of Web accessibility for people with intellectual / cognitive disabilities.


Read current and past issues of The Adventist Woman. Our archives go back to Vol 1, No 1 in April of 1980.
The Adventist Woman Volume 26, No.1 -Summer 2009 The Adventist Woman Volume 25, No.3 -Fall 2008 The Adventist Woman Volume 25, No.2 -Summer 2008 The Adventist Woman Volume 25, No.1 -Winter 2008 The Adventist Woman Volume 24, No.2 -Spring 2008…
Message From a Former President Globalization Message From a Former President Finding our voice Message From a Former President Best wishes in the new year! Message From a Former President Highlights from the AAW Conference and GC Session
Comments from readers, Spring 2002 (Hyveth Williams, Frank Tochterman and Herman Bauman) Comments from readers, Summer 2002 (Tom Osborn, M.P. Muasys and “Marie”) Comments from readers, Winter 2005 (Christine Cales, Marilyn Christian Gearing, Kay Rosberg, Betty Cox, Jocelyn Fay, Juli..
Theological Position Papers and Articles
Aamodt, Terrie Dopp – Just How Hard Is It to Be a Prophet? Click More Information Baker, Jenny – Women in Ministry Re-examining the Biblical Pattern Click More Information Beem PhD, Beverly G. – Equality in Ministry: From 1881 to…
Theological Position Papers and Articles Info
Article Title: Just How Hard Is It to Be a Prophet? Author: Aamodt, Terrie Dopp Position at time of publication: Professor of English, Walla Walla College Original Publication: Adventist Review Publication Date: Thursday, June 24, 2004 Author Email: N/A Return…
Bibliographies and Books
Beem PhD, Beverly G. — Lectio Divina: The Art of Sacred Reading Beem PhD, Beverly G. — Spiritual Direction: A Selected Bibliography Beem PhD, Beverly G. — Through A Woman’s Eyes: Bibliography of Feminist Readings of Scripture Caldbeck, Elaine S…
AAW Statements, Recommendations and Commendations
Statement Of The Association Of Adventist Women – The Board of the Association of Adventist Women wishes to express its serious concerns relating to two documents released by the General Conference and that are being considered for discussion and voting at the current Annual Council…
- Association of Adventist Women Facebook Page
- AAW Youtube Channel
- I Support Ordination of Women in Adventism


New Jersey Ag News
Peach buyers guidebook is dedicated to Al Caggiano
CLAYTON — The 2012 New Jersey Peach Buyers Guide is now available to all interested in the New Jersey Peach industry and those buying New Jersey peaches.
“This year’s 72-page guide is dedicated to Alfred Caggiano, owner of Sunny Slope Farms in Bridgeton,” said Santo John Maccherone, chair of the New Jersey Peach Promotion Council, publisher of the guide.
“The Sunny Slope Brand is emblematic of the highest quality Jersey Fresh peaches,” Maccherone said. “Mr. Caggiano’s leadership in the peach industry and his goal of marketing the premium quality peaches has set the bar high for all of us attempting to market the best fruit,” he continued. Sunny Slope is currently managed by Caggianos family packing and distributing white and yellow fleshed peaches and nectarines out of their modern facility in Bridgeton.
“The 2012 guide lists in alphabetical order growers and shippers of New Jersey peaches including their brands, and general information on what and how they ship,” said NJAES Cooperative Extension Rutgers agent Jerry Frecon, editor of the annual publication. “This section has been completely rewritten for easier use and placement on the New Jersey Peaches web site at www.jerseypeaches.com, and an updated list of direct marketers and community farmer’s market members selling New Jersey peaches is also included in the guide.”
Over the years the guide has been regarded as an important source of information for the media because it provides details and statistics on the peach industry.
Color pictures of some of the most important varieties are highlighted along with details on when they are available for buyers.
Other statistics and a history of the New Jersey Peach Industry are provided.
Information is included on the Jersey Fresh Promotional program for peaches and the Quality-grading program run by the New Jersey Department of Agriculture.
Details on officers and directors of the New Jersey Peach Promotion Council are listed along with an outline of plans for the 2012 promotional program on peaches.
For merchandisers, the guide contains information on how to store and handle New Jersey peaches; flavor, quality and hydrocooling, and food safety procedures for New Jersey handlers.
The opening page of the guide explains why everyone should buy New Jersey Peaches.
Buying New Jersey peaches helps to preserve peach farms and open space in the Garden State.


'You're Next' - the next DS Scarlett Macey novel will be released on the 21st November.
I have just completed a Hunter Kerr short story for Christmas release - watch this space for details.
I am currently working on my next DS Hunter Kerr novel which will be set on the island of Sark. It features a villain Hunter first encountered in COLD DEATH. Watch out for updates.
Friday 21st - 23rd July 2017.
Harrogate Crime Festival.
Tuesday 1st August 2017
2pm - reading and talk at Hucknell Library, Nottingham.
Friday 8th September 2017.
7pm - reading and talk at Silkstone WI
Tuesday 12th September 2017.
10.30am - 12noon: Chapeltown Library, Sheffield.
Monday 25th - 29th September 2017.
Sark Island, research and talk.
Sunday 1st October 2017
Morecombe and Vice Festival, Winter Gardens, Morecombe - crime panel.
Monday 30th October 2017
7.30 - 9pm: Billingley Ladies Group, Billingley Village Hall.
Thursday 16th November 2017.
7.30 - 9pm: Tickhill History Society, Tickhill, Doncaster.
Tuesday 21st November 2017
Publication day - YOU'RE NEXT - the second DS Scarlett Macey novel.
Saturday 25th November 2017
10.30a.m. - 12 noon: Mexborough Library - signing copies of YOU'RE NEXT.


Our main cirriculum is called Five in a Row. Essentially, it takes wonderful children's picture books and creates lessons covering science, applied math, language, arts, and social studies from it. Some of the books that I have already collected for our year include Madeline, How to Make an Apple Pie and See the World, and Clown of God. I have already found things and great books I would have otherwise never known about. I am thinking that I might give it a go already in July, after I have collected enough stuff.
Also, I am collecting books for our read-aloud list. Right now, titles include The Hundred Dresses, The Wizard of Oz, The Boxcar Children, and Five True Dog Stories. This list of books is being complied from many different sources. J is also loving the Magic Tree House books, so we just picked up a bunch of them off ebay for a great price. This reading list is so much fun and I can't wait to read all these great books with my kids--It seems like a lot of these books are ones that I never read, so in a way I am reading them for the first time too! (But we love to read lots of books, so willingly take suggestions!)
After that comes math and for that we have found a fantastic and rigourous math program out of singapore called Singapore Math. It gives the kind of learning in math that I want for the kids, but will hold up academically. (Math is sorta important in my family. I want my kids to be well-versed in this area.)
After these basic things there still comes some other stuff--the Handbook for Nature Study and outdoor study, handwriting and dictation, and basics like time, dates, manners, basic characteristics of God and the actions of a good kid.
So we're cruising right along. Can't wait for the fun to start. . .


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These days there are scads of products that bust through the traditional boundary between kid’s stuff and grownup stuff. This trend no doubt has a lot to do with the rise of geek power, which celebrates the idea that you like what you like – and what you like is nobody’s business but your own. Whatever the cause, people are rediscovering the pleasures of their youth, and in many cases wondering why they ever stopped enjoying those things in the first place.
Pop up books are a great example. Much like graphic novels, there’s nothing intrinsically kid-like about these books that somehow makes them inappropriate for anyone who has gone through puberty. Indeed, a lot of paper engineering is so ingenious that only a mature mind can really appreciate it. Don’t believe me? Check out these eight amazing pop up books for adults.
1. The Pop Up Book of Nightmares
This 22-page pop up book by Gary Greenberg and Matthew Reinhart is a followup to the highly acclaimed (and now somewhat difficult to find). It illustrates many of the universal nightmares people have. Who hasn’t dreamed of falling from a great height, taking a test you forgot to prepare for, or trying to cook pancakes with fingers made of pickles as a band of homicidal puppets tries to break down your front door (okay, maybe that last one’s just me)? This book might help you cope better with some of these common nightmares – or it could create new ones. In any case, it’s a coffee table book that’s sure to get lots of comments.
2. The Pop Up Kama Sutra: Six Paper-Engineered Variations
The concept alone makes this naughty pop up book worth having. However, judging from the Amazon reviews, some customers are disappointed by the quality of the pop ups and the fact that the book only has excerpts from the original Indian sex manual. In other words, much like the crazy sexual contortions described in the book, it sounds better in theory. But what a theory! If you’re looking for an alternative along the same lines, check out The Pop Up Book of Sex.
3. America the Beautiful: A Pop-up Book
Inspired by America the Beautiful, this book by master paper engineer Robert Sabuda contains models of iconic American scenes – from the Golden Gate Bridge in the west, to the Statue of Liberty in the east. While kids can undoubtedly learn a few things about their country from this pop up book, it seems even more appropriate as a gift for patriotic adults.
4. Dracula: A Classic Pop-Up Tale
This pop up graphic novel offers an in-your-face (literally) adaptation of Bram Stoker’s classic vampire tale. It’s not necessarily for uptight literature buffs, who might – might, I say – be turned off by the comic book style. However, graphic novel collectors, horror fans, and vampire freaks should thoroughly enjoy it.
At first glance, a pop up book featuring all the letters of the alphabet would seem ideal for the pre-Kindergarten set. Not so in the case of this amazing work by Marion Bataille. With the beautiful designs and impressive creativity on display in this book, you won’t want a destructive little kid to get anywhere near it.
6. M.C. Escher Pop-Ups
Even if they don’t know who M.C. Escher is (hint: not a rapper), most people have seen his mind-bending artwork on posters and the internet. The Dutch graphic artist is famous for creating weird scenes that play with the viewer’s expectations and sense of perspective. In a way, a pop up book like this one is the perfect medium for checking out these strange designs.
7. The Naughty Nineties: A Saucy Pop-Up Book for Adults Only
This is one of those wonderful books that doesn’t fit into any of the typical classifications. It’s essentially a Victorian sex book – with pop ups. It’s both a cute, unthreatening book for couples looking to improve their love life, and a sheer delight for those who just appreciate unusual books.
8. Star Wars: A Pop-Up Guide to the Galaxy
This giant Star Wars tome is an irresistible pop up book for both kids and adults. Parents who enjoyed the movies growing up will have fun revisiting many of the classic scenes and characters with their own children. However, anyone who loves Wookies or paper engineering is bound to get a kick out of the inventive pop ups in this awesomely executed book.


About Introducing Biblical Theology
This will result in a better understanding and interpretation of particular portions and passages. The entire Bible is discussed in outline form, book by book, to determine its general theme. In this method, it is not our purpose to examine small details but rather to get the broad sweep of the book and its general application, a bird's-eye view. Following a brief discussion of the Bible as a whole, Dr. This book contains descriptions of the movement of heavenly bodies and of the firmament , as a knowledge revealed to Enoch in his trips to Heaven guided by Uriel , and it describes a Solar calendar that was later described also in the Book of Jubilees which was used by the Dead Sea sect.
The use of this calendar made it impossible to celebrate the festivals simultaneously with the Temple of Jerusalem. The year was composed from days, divided in four equal seasons of ninety-one days each. Each season was composed of three equal months of thirty days, plus an extra day at the end of the third month. The whole year was thus composed of exactly fifty-two weeks, and every calendar day occurred always on the same day of the week. Each year and each season started always on Wednesday , which was the fourth day of the creation narrated in Genesis , the day when the lights in the sky, the seasons, the days and the years were created.
The Book of Dream Visions, containing a vision of a history of Israel all the way down to what the majority have interpreted as the Maccabean Revolt , is dated by most to Maccabean times about — BC. According to the Ethiopian Orthodox Church it was written before the Flood. The second dream vision in this section of the Book of Enoch is an allegorical account of the history of Israel, that uses animals to represent human beings and human beings to represent angels.
4. Analysis And Synthesis Of Numbers
One of several hypothetical reconstructions of the meanings in the dream is as follows based on the works of R. Charles and G. Schodde :. There are a great many links between the first book and this one, including the outline of the story and the imprisonment of the leaders and destruction of the Nephilim. The dream includes sections relating to the book of Watchers:. And those seventy shepherds were judged and found guilty, and they were cast into that fiery abyss.
And I saw at that time how a like abyss was opened in the midst of the earth, full of fire, and they brought those blinded sheep. The fall of the evil ones. And all the oxen feared them and were affrighted at them, and began to bite with their teeth and to devour, and to gore with their horns. And they began, moreover, to devour those oxen; and behold all the children of the earth began to tremble and quake before them and to flee from them. The creation of the Nephilim et al.
Similar references exist in Jubilees — The book describes their release from the Ark along with three bulls — white, red, and black, which are Shem, Ham, and Japeth — in It also covers the death of Noah, described as the white bull, and the creation of many nations:. And they began to bring forth beasts of the field and birds, so that there arose different genera: lions, tigers, wolves, dogs, hyenas, wild boars, foxes, squirrels, swine, falcons, vultures, kites, eagles, and ravens It then describes the story of Moses and Aaron —15 , including the miracle of the river splitting in two for them to pass, and the creation of the stone commandments.
Eventually they arrived at a "pleasant and glorious land" where they were attacked by dogs Philistines , foxes Ammonites, Moabites , and wild boars Esau. And that sheep whose eyes were opened saw that ram, which was amongst the sheep, till it forsook its glory and began to butt those sheep, and trampled upon them, and behaved itself unseemly.
And the Lord of the sheep sent the lamb to another lamb and raised it to being a ram and leader of the sheep instead of that ram which had forsaken its glory. David replacing Saul as leader of Israel. It describes the creation of Solomon's Temple and also the house which may be the tabernacle : "And that house became great and broad, and it was built for those sheep: and a tower lofty and great was built on the house for the Lord of the sheep, and that house was low, but the tower was elevated and lofty, and the Lord of the sheep stood on that tower and they offered a full table before Him".
This interpretation is accepted by Dillmann p. It also describes the escape of Elijah the prophet; in 1 Kings —24, he is fed by "ravens", so if Kings uses a similar analogy, he may have been fed by the Seleucids. This part of the book can be taken to be the kingdom splitting into the northern and southern tribes, that is, Israel and Judah, eventually leading to Israel falling to the Assyrians in BC and Judah falling to the Babylonians a little over a century later BC.
There is also mention of 59 of 70 shepherds with their own seasons; there seems to be some debate on the meaning of this section, some suggesting that it is a reference to the 70 appointed times in , , and Another interpretation is the 70 weeks in Daniel However, the general interpretation is that these are simply angels. This section of the book and another section near the end describe the appointment by God of the 70 angels to protect the Israelites from enduring too much harm from the "beasts and birds".
The later section describes how the 70 angels are judged for causing more harm to Israel than he desired, found guilty, and "cast into an abyss, full of fire and flaming, and full of pillars of fire. Jews were allowed to return with the Temple vessels that the Babylonians had taken. Construction of the Second Temple began"; this represents the history of ancient Israel and Judah ; the temple was completed in BC. The first part of the next section of the book seems, according to Western scholars, to clearly describe the Maccabean revolt of BC against the Seleucids.
The following two quotes have been altered from their original form to make the hypothetical meanings of the animal names clear. And I saw in the vision how the Seleucids flew upon those faithful and took one of those lambs, and dashed the sheep in pieces and devoured them.
And I saw till horns grew upon those lambs, and the Seleucids cast down their horns; and I saw till there sprouted a great horn of one of those faithful , and their eyes were opened. And it looked at them and their eyes opened, and it cried to the sheep, and the rams saw it and all ran to it. And notwithstanding all this those Macedonians and vultures and Seleucids and Ptolemies still kept tearing the sheep and swooping down upon them and devouring them: still the sheep remained silent, but the rams lamented and cried out.
And those Seleucids fought and battled with it and sought to lay low its horn, but they had no power over it. All the Macedonians and vultures and Seleucids and Ptolemies were gathered together, and there came with them all the sheep of the field, yea, they all came together, and helped each other to break that horn of the ram. According to this theory, the first sentence most likely refers to the death of High Priest Onias III, whose murder is described in 1 Maccabees —35 died c. The "great horn" clearly is not Mattathias , the initiator of the rebellion, as he dies a natural death, described in 1 Maccabees It is also not Alexander the Great, as the great horn is interpreted as a warrior who has fought the Macedonians, Seleucids, and Ptolemies.
Judas Maccabeus BC— BC fought all three of these, with a large number of victories against the Seleucids over a great period of time; "they had no power over it". He is also described as "one great horn among six others on the head of a lamb", possibly referring to Maccabeus's five brothers and Mattathias.
If taken in context of the history from Maccabeus's time, Dillman Chrest Aethiop says the explanation of Verse 13 can be found in 1 Maccabees iii 7; vi. Maccabeus was eventually killed by the Seleucids at the Battle of Elasa, where he faced "twenty thousand foot soldiers and two thousand cavalry". At one time, it was believed this passage might refer to John Hyrcanus ; the only reason for this was that the time between Alexander the Great and John Maccabeus was too short.
However, it has been asserted that evidence shows that this section does indeed discuss Maccabeus. It then describes: "And I saw till a great sword was given to the sheep, and the sheep proceeded against all the beasts of the field to slay them, and all the beasts and the birds of the heaven fled before their face. It may also be Jonathan Apphus taking over command of the rebels to battle on after the death of Judas.
John Hyrcanus Hyrcanus I , Hasmonean dynasty may also make an appearance; the passage "And all that had been destroyed and dispersed, and all the beasts of the field, and all the birds of the heaven, assembled in that house, and the Lord of the sheep rejoiced with great joy because they were all good and had returned to His house" may describe John's reign as a time of great peace and prosperity. Certain scholars also claim Alexander Jannaeus of Judaea is alluded to in this book.
The end of the book describes the new Jerusalem, culminating in the birth of a Messiah :. And I saw that a white bull was born, with large horns and all the beasts of the field and all the birds of the air feared him and made petition to him all the time. And I saw till all their generations were transformed, and they all became white bulls; and the first among them became a lamb, and that lamb became a great animal and had great black horns on its head; and the Lord of the sheep rejoiced over it and over all the oxen.
Still another interpretation, which has just as much as credibility, is that the last chapters of this section simply refer to the infamous battle of Armageddon , where all of the nations of the world march against Israel; this interpretation is supported by the War Scroll, which describes what this epic battle may be like, according to the group s that existed at Qumran. This section can be seen as being made up of five subsections,  mixed by the final redactor:. Some of the fallen angels that are given in 1 Enoch have other names, such as Rameel 'morning of God' , who becomes Azazel , and is also called Gadriel 'wall of God' in Chapter Another example is that Araqiel 'Earth of God' becomes Aretstikapha 'world of distortion' in Chapter Azaz , as in Azazel , means strength, so the name Azazel can refer to 'strength of God'.
But the sense in which it is used most probably means 'impudent' showing strength towards , which results in 'arrogant to God'. This is also a key point in modern thought that Azazel is Satan.
Book of Enoch
Nathaniel Schmidt states "the names of the angels apparently refer to their condition and functions before the fall," and lists the likely meanings of the angels' names in the Book of Enoch, noting that "the great majority of them are Aramaic. The name suffix -el means 'God' see list of names referring to El , and is used in the names of high-ranking angels.
The archangels ' names all include -el , such as Uriel 'flame of God' and Michael 'who is like God'. Another name is given as Gadreel , who is said to have tempted Eve ; Schmidt lists the name as meaning 'the helper of God. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
For other writings attributed to Enoch, see Book of Enoch disambiguation. An ancient Jewish religious work, ascribed by tradition to Enoch, the great-grandfather of Noah. Genesis Exodus Leviticus Numbers Deuteronomy. This article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. Main article: Reception of Enoch in antiquity. See also: Metatron.
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August 12th 2017
Drawing people is by far one of the most challenging things I've encountered as a newbie picture book illustrator. In fact, I was so intimated by it when I first started making books that I decided to make my first book, Maggie's Epic Pancake, mainly out of real photos! Although that seemed to work out for that book, I couldn't continue to take pictures of everything, especially if I were going to draw crazy fun things like aliens or a singing butterfly! So over the past three years, I've been trying to learn what I could on what makes good, engaging characters in picture books. Although I'm definitely no pro yet, the constant practice and learning is starting to pay off as my newest character seems to have more emotion, color, and personality. Here's a sneak peek of the main character in my upcoming fall book release, Halloween Candy Crunch! Hopefully, you'll find her cute, fun, and playful!
February 22nd 2017
Spring is approaching fast, and what better way to greet it then with my newest kid's book, Welcome Back Spring! Sing-Along with my friend Flitzy the butterfly as she welcomes back the springtime plants and animals! The book includes sheet music, the real picture search and find game, and a review page of all of the plants and animals in the book!
Halloween Candy Crunch!
October 10th, 2017
Halloween is almost here, but did you know that real monsters have never had candy? Join sweet trick-or-treater, Lorraine in Halloween Candy Crunch, as she meets a gang of ghouls looking to try candy for the first time! Will Lorraine share or run for the hills? Listen to the full story below to find out!
June 16th 2017
Are you looking for a fun picture book this summer? If so, then bounce, twirl, and spin across the pages with my newest rhyming picture book, "Summertime Bounce!" Watch the video book now below!
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March 1st 2017
Enjoy flying through the sky, and sing-along with my new friend, Flitzy the Butterfly!! Listen to the full story now by clicking the video below!
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December 15th , 2016
As we enter the last week of fall, I want to say THANK YOU to all those who watched and shared the Autumn Snow Video book! To my surprise, the video book got over 55,000 views in roughly three months making it the MOST successfully video book I've ever made! The picture below shows Mrs. Gleiser's kindergarten's class of Leeds Elementary in Sioux City, Iowa enjoying the Autumn Snow video book! If you haven't had a chance to watch the video book, you can see it now by clicking here! HAPPY FALL EVERYONE!
January, 22nd 2017
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One of the most exciting things as an independent author/illustrator is seeing your work being enjoyed by others. This past December, I was thrilled to find out that my onomatopoeia book, Galactic Radio was chosen as a story time read aloud at a rural elementary school. The school librarian had a local DJ come in and read/act out the dancing and "singing" parts of the book. The students really seemed to have enjoyed the story (see pictures below), and even had little aliens to play along with it! Click here to watch the video book version of Galactic Radio now!