I just read this book by Richard Branson: “Screw it let’s do it”. First off, this is a great book and I would recommend it to everyone who wants to improve their life 😉
The book contains a lot of lessons from Richard Bransons life. It’s a bit an autobiography. Richard Branson, the famous billionaire, tells about his adventures from when he was a student and started Student magazine to where he got the idea of his company Virgin Airlines. The theme
Screw it let’s do it
comes back every time. When Richard has an idea, he just goes with it and tries it out. He also does this when he is asked to fly a hot-air balloon across the Atlantic. He can’t resist and accepts the challenge, he always wants to try something new. This is a great lesson to take from this book, if you’ve got an idea, just try it!
So this book consists of stories from Richard Bransons life, it’s pretty autobiographical.
Richard is a famous billionaire born in England. He is the founder of Virgin, a group which has A LOT of companies under them. (Check them all out here, it’s really a lot 😛 ) The most famous company is probably their airline Virgin. Richard Branson’s first real big company was a record label called Virgin Records, which really took off after they signed Mike Oldfield. Some time later when the record label went great, Richard had the idea of starting an airline after being stuck on an island. He took immediate action and managed to buy a Boeing 747 and Virgin Atlantic was born. The full story, which is very interesting and funny, can be read in the book.
So Richard Branson is a really inspiring entrepreneur who has a lot of experience, and a lot to share. These great adventures are shared in his book!
Until this point I haven’t read a lot of biographies of some of the greats in this world. The book ‘Screw It Let’s Do It’ is one of my first, and I loved it! The book is pretty short but packed with things to learn. This is what I eventually love about the book, that there are so many lessons you can implement and improve in your life. A big lesson to learn in this book is that you need to have fun at all times. Richard Branson tells that fun should be the most important thing in your life. If you don’t have fun, you should do something else. This can be with your hobbies or your work/business. If the work is not fun, just quit and do something that brings more joy in your life! The same is with business, only do something that is a lot of fun for you, don’t do it for the money.
Some other big lessons you can learn from this book:
Lessons that could change your life when implemented! I would really recommend it because it’s both entertaining and informative. Too bad that the book is so short…
This book on the improvement scale:


A blind woman who climbed one of the world's tallest mountains...a triathlete who was born a congenital amputee...a 95-year-old who has volunteered at the same hospital for 49 years...a race-car driving executive who has fought through breast cancer twice...these are the stories of inspiration, possibility and purpose in Extra Mile America.
To symbolize the power of "going the extra mile," Shawn Anderson pedaled a bicycle ocean-to-ocean...solo. Along the 4,000+ mile journey, he interviewed over 200 inspirational Americans who had demonstrated a remarkable ability to overcome personal setback and accomplish something extraordinary.
Extra Mile America: Stories of Inspiration, Possibility and Purpose is the empowering story of Shawn Anderson's quest to remind us all that great things happen in life when we "go the extra mile." The stories in this book have the power to inspire your spirit, challenge you to evaluate your own life setbacks, and motivate you to take a deep breath of courage in order to get back on your own metaphorical bike with a renewed passion and purpose.
If you've ever found yourself feeling defeated by life's events...join the main character of Amicus 101, Jay Garfield...and step into the most unique and life-changing classroom of all time. Uncover the possibilities that exist in your life...and discover your life's purpose.
In Amicus 101: A Story About the Pursuit of Purpose and Overcoming Life’s Chaos, a mysterious instructor shares 21 amazingly powerful lessons that hold the secrets to living your life with more purpose, passion, and possibility than ever before! It’s an engaging book with a life-changing message.
"If you've ever wished for a start-over, this book is for you. We've all been there in one form or another. We've lost a job...we've struggled...we've lost hope. But that doesn't have to be the end of the story. We have a choice." - Shawn Anderson
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For some learners, studying nursing is a dream come true. However, not every person knows how much work they are going to have to do in college or university. Writing assignments are just one of the many tasks that you will have to complete while you're in school. This can be exhausting and stressful, but with nursing paper writing service, you won't have to worry about these papers anymore. They can help you manage the workload and keep your reputation high!
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So your child is about to start preschool? Prepare them for the adventure.
There are many things you can do as a parent or caregiver to prepare your little one for preschool! Whether you reinforce self-help skills, work on the art of give and take conversations, or make play dates with other children to encourage relational skills, one key is to keep mentions of school casual.
For children about to embark on a new adventure that requires a change in schedule and routine, two weeks is usually enough prep time to keep their excitement high and their anxiety low. Reading books that highlight what he or she can expect is one great way to ease worry and grow confidence.
Here are a few recommendations featuring supportive stories, friendly characters, and vibrant pictures from Very Well Family.
Preschool Day Hooray
By: Linda Leopold Strauss
Illustrated by: Hiroe Nakata
Froggy Goes to School
By: Jonathan London
Illustrated by: Frank Remkiewicz
My First Day at Nursery School
By: Becky Edwards
Illustrated by: Anthony Flintoff
Maisy Goes to Preschool: A Maisy First Experiences Book
By: Lucy Cousins
What To Expect at Preschool
By: Heidi Murkoff
Illustrated by: Laura Rader
I Love You All Day Long
By: Francesca Rusackas
Illustrated by: Priscilla Burris
Going to School
By: Anne Civardi
Illustrated by: Stephen Cartwright
Friends at School
Photograph by: Matt Brown
What is reading like for a kid? Seasame Street’s Abby is here to tell us!
Visit your local Child Care Resource Center Book, Toy and Resource Library in San Bernardino or Victorville for more tools and tips to help prepare your child for preschool. They also have a collection of reading books available for you to check out! Attend Story Time on Wednesdays and your child will receive a free book to take home. Click here for location and other information.


Dr. Hermann Brandt, the inventor of Tchoukball, wrote this book (217 pages) (now translated in English) to present his work on physical education, and approach to invent the game of Tchoukball. Michel Favre, as the co-inventor of the game, wrote the foreword of this book and oversaw the editing work.
Dr. Hermann Brandt scientific study won him the Thulin Price of the International Federation of Physical Education for his originilaty, and uniqueness approach to team sports.
This book explains the kinesiology, psycho-social aspects of Tchoukball, as well as its social and educational values, in addition to the explanations of the game. Dr. Hermann Brandt’s analysis, in physical education, demonstrate the physical, psychology, and social components which drives him to create Tchoukball. He also compare Tchoukball to other sports such as football (soccer), handball, basketball, volleyball, and tennis. We can say that Tchoukball was a sport invented on a scientific basis.
This book includes drills with diagrams, and pictures. the Tchoukball Charter, an history of the rules of the game, and a bibliography has been added in the English version. Every Physical Education teacher, coach, player, referee, Tchoukball official should read this book to really comprehend the inventor’s motives.
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“TCHOUKBALL: An Innovative and Non-Traditional Approach to Team Sports” This book (213 pages) contains all the vital information for teaching and coaching students and players to learn and achieve in the sport. Including principles of throwing and catching, offensive and defensive skills, and individual as well as team concepts and strategies, this guide will lead any teacher, coach, or player to success in Tchoukball. Ideal for anyone who does not know about the game, and want to introduce it, at school, sport camps, or create a team.
This comprehensive package is loaded with reproducible, assessment templates, and sample units that provide educators with everything they need in order to simultaneously teach and assess students, and players, the lifelong value of Tchoukball, presented in concise, user friendly format, this comprehensive package contains the following features:
BOUND-IN CD-ROM: PDFs of more than 50 reproducible are provided for duplication, as well as lesson plans for 12 days teaching units of 45 minutes.
Additional reading materials, sample of student log book, individual and team assessments.
RULES OF THE GAME: The Tchoukball Charter, official Rules of the Game, Official Interpretations of the Rules, and Referee hand signals, wheelchair, and Beach Tchoukball Rules are included in the book, and also as PDFs in the CD-ROM.
Each chapter includes guidance on how to implement and teach Tchoukball, from beginners to more advanced players. The templates offer a guideline to introduce the game in physical education class for all students to enjoy a team sport. be successful, without being afraid to be hurt, blocked or ashamed of their athletic competencies.
Tchoukball should be part of all physical education programs, which are focused on the well being of ALL students/players, by providing an opportunity to everyone to grow up, to be taught good social behaviors and positive values, as honesty, respect, fair play, and trust, while having fun playing a team sport.
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Panel Discussion: “The Future of Healthcare”
March 27, 2017 @ 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
The Champaign County Christian Health Center will host a panel discussion on the direction of health care in the US, how it effects people in Champaign/Urbana and across Illinois, what are some of the consequences of repealing the ACA locally and statewide and what can citizens do who are worried about health care. Audience question and answer session will follow the panel discussion. Panel members include Nancy Greenwalt from Promise Health Care, Claudia Lennhoff from Champaign County Health Care Consumers, Ornella Ngamboma from the Champaign County Christian Health Center and Representative Carol Ammons. The meeting will take place in the Champaign Public Library in Robeson rooms A&B.


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Strange Life of Ivan Osokin; A storyboard version of Chapter 5 At The Magican’s
Ever felt that you are Bound by the Wheel of Eternal Recurrence?
Ivan Osokin, rejected in love, expelled from military school and having lost a fortune, turns to a magician in a desperate attempt to go back in time and re-live his life; and in the process remember his past events and make different choices; only to discover that he is bound by the wheel of eternal recurrence.
“The Strange Life of Ivan Osokin” is a novel by P. D. Ouspensky. It follows the unsuccessful struggle of Ivan Osokin to correct his mistakes when given a chance to relive his past. The conclusion fully anticipates the Fourth Way Philosophy which typified Ouspensky’s later works, in particular the final chapter’s description of the shocking realization of the mechanical nature of our existence, its consequences, and the need to work deeper into our psyche and patterns of behaviour and belief.
In this Story-Board animation video; Ivan Osokin meets the Magician in P.D. Ouspensky’s (1878-1947) novel ‘The Strange Life of Ivan Osokin’
Producer, Director, Artwork: Jan Spoczynski
Co-production, editing and original music: Christian Kyriacou
Created in 1995


Monday, December 6, 2010
Applying for Public Defender Offices
I don't think I have any readers yet, but in the case that I may acquire some, here is a handy list (and descriptions) of some different resources I have found useful.
The one I have found to be most useful is from the Public Interest Law Center at New York University School of Law. This "Public Defender Handbook" includes a brief overview of the 'basics' including recommended course selection, the process of securing an internship, and even a small blurb regarding the Impact of Interning at a prosecutors office. More importantly this handbook goes over the hiring process and even includes some sample 'hypo's,' tips on simulation and a 12 page list giving the names, contact information, office description, and application procedure for 24 states (many with several agencies per state). For a less exhaustive list of different public defender's offices, a visit to Georgetown's website may also be fruitful since for the offices listed they include contact information, website link, and hiring information for both 2L and 3L's!
One guide that would be more helpful to those just beginning to consider indigent defense is from the Mortimer Caplin Public Service Center from University of Virginia. Their "How to get a Job in a Public Defender's Office" guide goes through the considerations of picking the 'right office,' developing a public defender's resume, and even urges the reader to ask "is being a public defender for you?" before explaining the different ways to answer the "why" question. This guide also includes what appears to be the same list of offices as the first link I cited.
Lastly, there is a publication put out by Harvard Law School, "A Quick Guide to Public Defender Programs." That guide covers mostly the same things as the aforementioned guides, but also includes a short list of resources including some suggested reading.
I hope that people will find this post useful, I found it profoundly useful in procrastinating. I would wish all the future die-hard public defenders good luck in their job search- but as my good friend has told me- Luck is for the unprepared!


If you’ve never read anything about Inner Game then this should be the first book you put on your list. It introduces the core concepts of what it means to be emotionally intelligent in a highly accessible way.
Victor Frankl was a renowned Psychiatrist and inmate at a German death camp during WWII. In this book he reveals how he was able to find purpose and meaning for his life even under such horrible conditions. He shares his insights and an overview of his entire theory on personal meaning (logotherapy).
This book is about as Inner game as Inner game can be. Thich Nhat Hanh goes into depth on the cause of suffering and shows how through reflection and meditation we can find peace. He also discusses what it means to follow the “noble eightfold path” and being mindful in your everyday life. If you really dive in, this is a book that you will read and reread for the rest of your life.
Think and Grow Rich, Napoleon Hill
A classic in the world of personal development and success. I really like this book because it’s simple and very practical. Whereas many other books get caught up in theory, Napoleon Hill breaks it down into 13 simple steps and provides concrete examples. A great place to start thinking about success in all areas of your life, not just dating.
During the 1940s there was a surge of interest and study into the fields of Cybernetics. Maxwell Maltz took the core principles of cybernetics of applid them to Psychology revealing new insights into what motivates us and sets us up for success or failure. This is one of the few books that had a hugely profound impact on the way I think about the world and how I interact with it.
This is one of my absolute favorites. Both a book and a DVD series, it delves into the “human condition” and what it means to be a living, breathing human being in our society (and societies that came before). The section on “the hero’s journey” alone is worth the read.
Bonus: Deep Inner Game
This isn’t a book, rather it’s a very thoughtful and in-depth dvd-program by the legendary David DeAngelo. It’s expensive and I don’t like how he pitches the product, but if you’re willing to take the time (15 hours), it offers a wealth of information and does a brilliant job of putting many high-level concepts of psychology into context. I have personally watched this program 3 times and each time I bring back new and different insights.
What are your favorites?
Napoleon Hill said, “Every mind needs friendly contact with other minds, for food of expansion and growth.” So what are some books that you have read that have improved your life? Let us know in the comments.


If the measure of a man can be found in the sheer volume of his work and range of his interests, Al Schweitzer dwarfs most. A local celebrity and artist, Al has enjoyed an adventurous life with his friends and family.
From Marine to Illustrator
In the early 1940s, the young enlistee turned the shouting, drilling, and marching of Marine boot camp into a humorous illustrated booklet sold in the Post Exchange for 25 cents. It sold upwards of 10,000 copies in the first week.
Upon returning home, he captured the history of St. Louis in a folded poster and drew his way into another hot-selling piece. His artistry brought life to the city’s chronologic history. He founded Rivercity Publishing Co., which printed and sold more than 60,000 copies.
He used his artistic talent to add real dimension to stories and the news of the day. From advertising illustrations to nationally syndicated news editorial cartoons, Al’s sharp wit and smooth hand earned him an award from the Catholic Press Association. His images also garnered some criticism during the deeply divided racial debates of the 1960s, as they depicted racial acceptance.
Drawing the St. Louis Weatherbird
At the height of his career, Al worked at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, creating editorial cartoons and daily adaptions of the famous front-page Weatherbird. Al’s work ultimately crossed the thresholds of more than 300,000 St. Louis homes and businesses every day and 500,000 on Sundays.
According to an article in the March 24, 2013 issue of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, “the Weatherbird cartoon, the daily front-page icon of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, still reigns as the longest continuously running comic strip in U.S. newspapers.” Only six cartoonists have drawn the bird since its creation in 1901, and according to Al, “every artist develops his own bird. I liked to draw happy birds, often with a cigar…I thought the cigar made my bird a little saucy.”
“Friends are Very Important”
The 94-year-old Bethesda Barclay House resident clearly loved his work. During a visit to the St. Louis Mercantile Library to review his 900-plus piece archive, he jokingly referred to the pieces as “his children.” While clearly a large part of his life was spent with pen in hand, Al credits family and friends with the real reason he enjoys life and has been blessed with longevity.
He late wife Hélène, to whom he was married for 66 years, seems to have been a good partner for a man with many interests. “We never thought about being old. We just stayed active,” he says. They traveled extensively, enjoyed the opera, and raised two boys. One passion they did not share was Al’s love of sailing.
“As a child, my father took us after church on Sundays to different places all over St. Louis. One day, it was Creve Ceur Lake, where the Boy Scouts were taking people out on sailboats. I was hooked!” What might have been a hobby for some turned into a side business and competitive sport for Al. He sold custom sailboats and raced on Lake Carlyle until his mid-70s.
After his wife died, he moved to live with his son and family in Georgia. “That was nice, but I really missed my friends and life in St. Louis. Friends are very, very important,” Al says.


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It took many hands and many moves to finish this child's hutch. Here are all the memories that come to mind when I see this hutch.
- Being so happy to find a woodworking class in Wisconsin (at Western Wisconsin Technical College) when wood shops in the schools were becoming an endangered species.
- Finding the instructions for the hutch in an out-of-print library book and then being able to find a used copy online and buying it - one of my first online book purchases.
- Resizing the directions with hubby whose mantra is "Math is power".
- Building this for a child, but making it the right size to hold CDs if there were no children.
- Having Kevin, my wood shop teacher, help me every step of the way - especially when it was time to put the door caps on the tops and bottoms of the doors.
- Not finishing it because the class ended and we had to move to Boston.
- Storing CDs in it in the hall of our Boston apartment without bottoms in the drawers, a back, or the doors attached - the hutch, not the apartment!
- Searching for and never finding a woodworking class in Boston.
- Searching for and never finding the perfect hardware.
- Trying to offer the pieces to Brendaen (woodworker extraordinaire and father to many girls) when he and his family stopped by to visit us the night before we moved to California.
- Brendaen offering to help me finish it 'right then and there' and finding out later that he and his family had just come from an appointment where he had been called to be the new bishop of our ward.
- Moving the thing, in pieces still, to California.
- Meeting Ed at church and finding out that he was a woodworker and that he had a shop in his garage.
- Finally finding the perfect hardware at Restoration Hardware.
- Putting all the pieces together with Ed's help. Okay, Ed put the pieces together and I watched.
- Leaving the hutch with Ed to finish and to keep for his granddaughters when we moved to Tennessee.
- Getting an email (and pictures) from Ed that the hutch was finally done.
- Laughing hysterically right now when I reread all these memories and then reread the title of the book that the project came from!
The instructions are on page 172 of this book.
Hubby's math and drafting skills in action.
"Exploded" view - love it!
We could buy our stock from the teacher - a definite plus!


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Books are human’s best friends no matter which genre they belong to. They give our existence a meaning and help us decipher the universe. Here are listed ten must read fiction books of all time. Give those a read and you will feel yourself living through them. Here’s the list of top 10 best fiction books to read.
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The Great Gatsby was Scott Fitzgerald’s third novel that was published in the year 1925. Set in New York’s Jazz Age, the novel tells Jay Gatsby’s tragic story, a self-made millionaire, and his pursuit of Daisy Buchanan, a wealthy young woman he loved in his youth.
This book is greatly loved by people who love literature. It is considered one the best classics, which is still as apt as it was almost a century back.
To Kill a Mockingbird was published in 19690. It is considered to be a masterpiece of all times that was written by Harper Lee. Hugely popular, it has been translated into about 40 languages, selling more than 30 million copies worldwide. The author received a Pulitzer Prize in 1961 for the book. The novel was celebrated in the American South for its insightful treatment of the awakening of children in American South against racism and prejudice.
If you are looking something incredible to read in genre of Domestic Fiction, then this book is something not to be missed.
3. Jane Eyer
Jane Eyre is Charlotte Brontë’s novel that was published in the year 1847. It is a fiction autobiography, as listed by editor Curer Bell. It gave new truthfulness to the Victorian novel, widely considered a classic, with its realistic portrayal of a woman’s inner life, noting her struggles with her natural desires and social condition.
If you are fond of reading literature in the genre of Gothic Fiction and Social Fiction then this book is am must read.
The Lord of the Rings is an epic high fantasy novel written by scholar and English author J. R. R. Tolkien. The story started as a sequel to the fantasy novel The Hobbit from Tolkien in 1937, but eventually developed into a much larger work. The Lord of the Rings, published in stages between 1937 and 1949, is one of the best-selling novels ever written, with more than 150 million copies sold.
Lord of the rings is the most incredible published in the genre of Fantasy and Adventure.
Harry Potter and the Stone of the Philosopher is a fantasy novel by the British author J. K. Rowling. This follows Harry Potter, a young wizard who discovers his magical origins on his eleventh birthday as he receives a letter of acceptance from Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. It is the first book in the Harry Potter series and Rowling’s debut novel.
Harry Potter gained a huge fan base due to which this series of novels was later turned into a movie. It is considered to be the best novel written in the genre of Fantasy Fiction which is loved and admired by millions of people all around the globe.
The Book Thief is written by an Australian writer Markus Zusak. It is a historical novel and his most famous book. Published in 2005, The Book Thief was translated into 63 languages and became an international bestseller. It has been adapted to the same name in a 2013 feature film.
Pride and Prejudice is Jane Austen’s 1813 romantic novel of manners. The story follows the character development of the book’s charismatic protagonist Elizabeth Bennet, who learns about the consequences of rushed decisions and finally comes to appreciate the difference between superficial goodness and true goodness.
A Thousand Splendid Suns is a novel by Khaled Hosseini, an Afghan-American author, in 2007. It is his second novel, The Kite Runner which was his bestselling debut novel published in the year 2003.
It is a story of an unlawful child, Marium, suffering from both the stigma surrounding her birth and the violence she faces throughout her marriage.
Someone who is looking to have insight about Afghan society must give it a read.
Nineteen Eighty-four, also written as 1984, is a novel published in 1949 as a warning against totalitarianism by British writer George Orwell. The chilling dystopia made a deep impact on readers, and in a way done by very few writers, his ideas reached the mainstream culture. The name of the book and many of its themes, including Big Brother and the Thought Police, are known and understood immediately, often as bywords for contemporary social and political violence.
If you are looking for an amazing read in Socio-political fiction then this book is the best read of all times.
10. The Animal Farm
Animal Farm is an allegorical novel by George Orwell, first published in England on August 17, 1945. The book tells the story of a group of farm animals who revolt against their human farmer in the hope of creating a world in which animals can be treated fairly and can live healthy and happy. Finally, however, the revolt is broken and the farm ends up under the tyranny in a country as poor as before.
There’s many other books but these 10 best fiction books to read are really worthy for the everyone who love fictional stories.


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The bulk of my retail experience has been working in book stores. I worked at a Lemstone in Humble, Texas back in 2007, and a Family Christian bookstore, also in Humble, in 2009.
I enjoyed Lemstone alot more than I liked Family, but I loved hanging out talking about books and ideas. I REALLY loved the discount that I got at both stores. I spent way too much money on books, but I had a healthy library to show for it.
I still love to read.
I will read a chapter or two of one and flip over to another. Some are easier to read than others. Some I will reference. It just depends on how much time I have until my next meeting or event, or how tired I am…since I frequently read at bedtime.
If you ever want to nerd out on books, let me know. I gravitate toward non-fiction, but it’s hard to pass on a good dystopian novel like “Fahrenheit 451” or “Brave New World.”


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16 March 2020
Fix erroneous statement about the Second Age; in fact this
should have read 'Third Age' but in my tired head this did not
register enough. I have not documented the story of the Witch-king
taking Fornost (1974 of the TA) but that is where it was said he
dwelt when he was assaulted (as above). At the ending of 'the evil
realm Angmar' the Witch-king escaped 'from the North and came to
Mordor, and there gathered the remaining Ringwraiths, of whom he was
the chief. But it was not until 2000 that they issued from Mordor by
the Pass of Cirith Ungol and laid siege to Minas Ithil. This they
took in 2002, and captured the palantír of the tower.'
Also add the year and date of the end of the Ring (since it was
mere days after the fall of the Witch-king).


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Understanding Evidence is the first online tool of its kind. This free, online resource offers local practitioners and others working to prevent violence knowledge and resources for using evidence in their decision-making processes.
Upon completion of Understanding Evidence, the learner will be able to:
1. Define the three types of evidence involved in evidence-based decision making;
2. Identify standards of rigor across the key dimensions that make up the best available research evidence;
3. Identify sources of and ways to collect best available research evidence, contextual evidence, and experiential evidence;
4. Identify key stages and characteristics of an evidence-based decision-making process.
Understanding Evidence is designed primarily for violence prevention practitioners, but anyone working to prevent violence in their communities will find the information useful including CDC grantees, researchers, program evaluators, technical assistance providers, and decision makers.


Dolgoruky and ancient Russian white stone architecture
Published in Russian:
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This book covers a
wide range of issues concerning the origins and historical destiny of
white-stone architecture of Vladimir-Suzdal and
book is intended for specialists in the history of architecture and related
fields of knowledge, as well as for a wide circle of readers interested in Ancient
Editor - A. M.Kantor.
The following text
was translated from Russian original by the computer program
and has not yet been
So it can be used
only for general introduction.
the 70th anniversary of my father
For the beginning it is necessary to briefly
outline the reasons which led the author to undertake this study.
As is known, the overwhelming majority of
churches and pre-Vladimir-Suzdal land built of white stone. Next - in Kiev,
Chernigov, Smolensk, Ryazan and Novgorod lands - all building was built of
brick (time) or in mixed media. In Suzdal (as is usually termed the
North-Eastern Russia, and "Rus" - only the Central and southern
territories), stone built only in the far Western Russia Galich.
Under Vladimir Monomakh in the Suzdal region is
built from plinfy and mixed media. The white-stone construction began in the
middle of the XII century, when Yuri Dolgoruky and lasted more than three
hundred years - from the white stone built and the Moscow Principality. And in
the middle of the XV century there was almost universal return to the brick.
This situation, in the history of Russian
architecture is unique, developed in the literature only at the level of the
findings of fact of the transition in the middle of the XII century from
cheap and technologically brick architecture to more expensive and less
technological white stone, its tercentenary of use and return to the brick
technique in the middle of the XV century.
But actually this fact is so serious that a
statement of little.
The pre-Mongol epoch, except for monuments of
architecture, we have only fragmentary, often contradictory and biased
testimonies Chronicles - "broken mirror of his time"1. But
the monuments, in spite of numerous restructuring, destruction and poor-quality
restoration, preserved in the number, it allows to perform search of answers to
- why in the middle of the XII century Yuri
Dolgoruky began to build in the Vladimir-Suzdal not made of brick and white
- Why a white stone, and with the descendants of
George remained the dominant type of building material?
- Why is the "successor" of the Suzdal
In parallel with the study of these issues we can
try to read in the annals of rock and more detailed characteristics of the eras
of Yuri Dolgoruky, Andrei Bogolyubsky, Vsevolod the Big Nest and their
descendants. After all, the chroniclers were related to politics, religion,
personal likes and dislikes, and architecture brings an objective, though not
so easily readable information. The true mirror of each era architecture. Under
this perspective, we shall consider it.
The problems that we have set for ourselves, much
broader issues of Genesis of architectural forms and the use of a construction
equipment. It requires the involvement of history, Economics, science, art
history, mathematical statistics, soil science, Geology, and other Sciences.
Therefore, we must work on the "crossroads of the disciplines".
And what we're going to do in our study can be
summarized as historical and motivational modeling era, focused on the
issues of the history of architecture.
So, the aim of our research is to analyze the
historical, archaeological and architectural information that we have today,
and drawing on its basis of problem-oriented historical and motivational model
of the era.
The main principle is that when building any
model we can only rely on the proven and proven facts, and if they will be
enough to build the model, then we have the right to use the already-built
model to the facts in dispute, or unproven. Our model is primarily designed to
address questions of why in the Vladimir-Suzdal in the middle of the XII
century white stone building began and why it lasted until mid XV century.
The author is
grateful OMEIoannisiani, VVCwelmaker, AACliminco, AICAmeco
for graciously agreeing to read the manuscript and make some corrections and
I would also like to Express special gratitude
Try, without which, perhaps, would not have this book.
© Sergey Zagraevsky


Thursday, May 18
Tickets are now on sale for our Reunion Day on Saturday 8th July 2023.
Regardless of whether you’re marking a special anniversary of joining the Latymer School this year, we’d love to see you on the day!
From midday, you can enjoy lunch in the Great Hall with your friends and classmates. Alternatively, you can join us from 2pm for a social afternoon, when you can meet up with old friends, take a tour of the corridors and classrooms, watch the Latymer Old Boys’ football tournament on our new 3G pitch or visit the display of vintage photos in the school library and enjoy sharing your memories with others.
Tea, coffee and cake, as well as various items from our brand-new range of Latymer merchandise, will be on sale in the Small Hall from 2pm. At 4pm the lesson bell will ring, summoning you to gather in the Great Hall to sing the School Song with hundreds of Latymerians from across the decades.
Visit the 2023 reunion page to find out more and book your ticket either for:
We hope you will decide to join us on 8th July and we very much look forward to welcoming you to “back to school”.
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I remember learning that our modern-day conception of what a “teenager” is only came into existence around the end of World War II. I find it baffling that prior to the existence of this term, a person would either have been crammed into the realm of childhood for far too long, or forcibly pushed into adulthood much too prematurely. I was reminded of this concept during a presentation I attended about a month ago. The presentation was given by Dr Miranda Corcoran from the English Department and Dr Jason Harris from the History Department. They each focused on the concept of “witches” throughout history from their own unique angle. Professor Harris divulged the story of a young girl in 17th century Massachuscetts who had been accused of being a witch in her youth, and Professor Corcoran examined the portrayal of teenage girls as witches in both contemporary and twentieth century media. Professor Corcoran reiterated the idea that until the 1940s, the term “teenager” was non-existent, and the emergence of it came with both a series of benefits and a series of struggles, especially for young women.
I recently purchased a copy of Carson McCullers’ novel “The Member of the Wedding”. I hadn’t heard of Carson McCullers prior to buying this novel, but the back excerpt intrigued me and I enjoy reading works from writers that I’m not too familiar with, espeically writers from the 20th century. The novel follows a young girl, Frankie, who is depicted as being combative and demonstrative as she tries to navigate the changes that will occur in her personal life due to her brother’s approaching wedding. Frankie is around twelve years old—she’s approaching that itchy and uncomfortable yet unrelenting transition we all go through as we move into our teen years. McCullers wrote this novel in 1946, right around the time when the term “teenager” was beginning to gain recognition. I think it could be quite interesting to see how teenagers, especially teenage girls, are represented in both literature and media of the twentieth and twenty-first century. I think for this idea to work as a potential master’s thesis, I would, of course, need to develop a much more specific thesis topic, even if this concept just acts as the baseline for it. Over winter break I’m hoping to research and read other authors from the 20th century, specifically focusing on the 30s, 40s, and 50s. I hope by doing this I can explore the potential this idea may possess, and the possibility of using it as a master’s thesis topic.


Professor Asko Parpola, the scholar from the University of Helsinki in Finland with three decades of work on the Indus civilisation script, has called for greater efforts to preserve the disappearing languages of the world. In particular, he referred to the need for close study of Dravidian languages.
Speaking to journalists and scholars at the offices of The Hindu today, Dr. Parpola, whose seminal thesis on the Indus Script has been published as a book, identified Tamil as a Dravidian language least affected by Indo-Aryan influences.
Many languages are disappearing, and tribal languages are particularly vulnerable. Tamil has preserved much, but not everything, said Dr. Parpola adding, “There might be others which could survive.”
Commending the work of Professor Upadhyaya in documenting Tulu, he said though this was a non-literary language, meticulous work had been done to collect folklore and process it into Tulu lexicon. “This sort of thing, one would hope, is done in other languages, taking into account the vocabulary and the important cultural and religious traditions.”
In what should be a reminder to Tamil leaders of today to be more open to scholarly approaches to other Dravidian languages, Professor Parpola said, “Treat other Dravidian languages as a part of your linguistic tradition.”
Unfortunately, in the case of the Indus civilisation, little had survived in visual terms, compared to the Egyptian civilisation where a wealth of materials including hieroglyphs are available; in Mesopotamia, many cuneiform evidences are to be found in the original, without the mediation of copyists.
To a question on the influence of technology on preservation Professor Parpola said the relatively narrow range of devices available for recording and preservation in the past have given way to many choices today. The important thing is to save the recorded evidence in new media, to stay ahead of technological obsolescence.
The visiting scholar made the important point of taking linguistic studies beyond the narrow confines of chauvinism and supremacist, oppressive rhetoric. But will Dravidian leaders of various Southern States, particularly Tamil Nadu, free language from the bondage of politics and encourage genuine scholarship?


QDMA Publishes New E-book: Guide to Successful Deer Hunting
ATHENS, GA (September 26, 2016) – The Quality Deer Management Association (QDMA) is pleased to announce the publication of its newest book, QDMA’s Guide to Successful Deer Hunting, available as an e-book for purchase or as a free graduation gift to all who complete their hunting safety course at Hunter-Ed.com, providers of Internet hunting safety courses for more than 45 states.
“Many of Hunter-Ed.com’s students were asking for more information on how to hunt deer, and we were asked to contribute materials that could help them,” said QDMA Director of Communications Lindsay Thomas Jr. “Our staff responded by producing an entirely new and complete guide to deer hunting that will be provided free to all Hunter-Ed.com graduates across the country. They’re certified safe hunters now, and our e-book is designed to help get them into the woods and on a path toward a lifetime of successful deer hunting.”
“When it comes to the ‘what’s next’ beyond basic hunter education, Kalkomey relies heavily on partners such as QDMA,” said Mitch Strobl, Vice President of Business Development for Kalkomey, the parent company of Hunter-Ed.com. “We want our students to have access to the best resources out there, and this new e-book is a prime example of just that. Through strategic partnerships, we’re able to help our students along from initial interest to total participation, thus helping achieve our recruitment, retention and reactivation (R3) goals.”
QDMA’s Guide to Successful Deer Hunting is 267 pages long and includes 15 chapters written by eight different contributors, all QDMA staff members. Major subjects are expanded upon in 18 embedded videos produced exclusively for the project by Primos Hunting. Dozens of full color photos also help illustrate the chapters, and links to external resources and articles allow readers to explore every topic in greater depth as desired.
“Will Primos and his team produced a fantastic series of supporting videos for the e-book,” said Hank Forester, QDMA’s Hunting Heritage Programs Manager. “The videos cover some of the more complex subjects, like choosing a rifle or using deer calls, and they really round out the usefulness and interactivity of the project. For those readers who don’t have someone to teach them how to hunt or take them to the woods, our e-book will be a terrific help.”
QDMA’s Guide to Successful Deer Hunting is also available for purchase on Amazon, and you can download and read it on any device using the free Kindle app. Gifting the e-book to new or aspiring hunters is easy through Amazon. All you need is the e-mail address of the gift recipient.
Purchase QDMA’s Guide to Successful Deer Hunting now: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LWIBAN2
Contributors to QDMA’s Guide to Successful Deer Hunting include staff members Kip Adams, Director of Education & Outreach; Hank Forester, Hunting Heritage Programs Manager; Ryan Furrer, Senior Regional Director and Field Supervisor; Brian Grossman, Communications Manager; Joe Hamilton, Founder and Senior Advisor; Matt Ross, Certification Programs Manager; Lindsay Thomas Jr., Director of Communications; and Brian Towe, Wildlife Cooperative Coordinator.
QDMA’s Guide to Successful Deer Hunting is the first e-book in QDMA’s library. Previously, QDMA published Deer Cameras: The Science of Scouting and also Quality Food Plots, the highest selling book on wildlife food plots ever published, in addition to other educational booklets, maps and posters. Visit QDMA’s online store for more information on these other titles.
Media Contact: Lindsay Thomas Jr., 800.209.3337
QDMA is dedicated to ensuring the future of white-tailed deer, wildlife habitat and our hunting heritage. Founded in 1988, QDMA is a national nonprofit wildlife conservation organization with more than 60,000 members in all 50 states and Canada. To learn more about QDMA and why it is the future of deer hunting, call 800-209-3337 or visit www.QDMA.com. QDMA can also be found on Facebook at www.facebook.com/TheQDMA and Twitter at www.twitter.com/TheQDMA


Larry Gonick, revered caroonist and creator of the History of the Universe and Cartoon Guide series, discusses the art of drawing and researching The Cartoon History of the World Part 2, the final book in this series.
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The Dance of Words and Images Montgomery Fellows Program at Dartmouth presents A Conversation with Montgomery Fellow Larry Gonick and Professor Ricardo L Siri. Recorded Monday, February 5, 2018 As a cartoonist and graphic artist, Larry Gonick is a pioneering science and social science communicator best known for his various "Cartoon Guides" and "Cartoon Histories",most notably The Cartoon History of the United States and the all-encompassing multivolume Cartoon History of the Universe (volume III was recognized with a Harvey Award -- the "Oscar" for comics and cartoons, so to speak). His "Cartoon Guides" to statistics, algebra, calculus, computer science, physics, and chemistry, to name only a few, have become classics in the world of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. His Cartoon Guide to Genetics was among the earliest and most accurate modern introductions to the subject written for a broad audience and serving a generation of biology students as a study guide to the field. A Harvard graduate in mathematics with a broad interest in adjacent fields and beyond, Larry Gonick is considered "the most well-known and respected of cartoonists who have applied their craft to unraveling the mysteries of science". At a time of rethinking pedagogy and new ways of teaching, paired with thecopious emergence and popularity of graphic novels, comics, and cartoons, Larry Gonick's work occupies an important space between textbook and popular exposition, a hybrid art form that is not a reduction as much as it is a distillation of science at a level of accuracy. Gonick's books are often assigned reading in college and high school classes. "With his eye-catching and joyful graphics, along with precise but 'human' explanations, his science books achieve a level of effectiveness that most lecturers still aspire to. They are truly classics of expository writing and communication", as one of his nominators says.
Views: 196 Dartmouth
Meet cartoonist Larry Gonick, creator of THE CARTOON HISTORY OF THE WORLD PART 1 and THE CARTOON HISTORY OF THE WORLD PART 2, as well as other Cartoon Guide books. Watch Larry at work in his studio, and hear why he believes we all think in cartoons. The Cartoon History of the World Part 2 is available from Harper Paperbacks in October 2009, wherever books are sold.
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Larry Gonick (http://www.larrygonick.com/) Lecture hosted by the Harvard Statistics Department Monday March 5
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The Dartmouth Business Review interviewed Larry Gonick (Winter 2018 Montgomery Fellow) about his career, inspirations, and perspectives on being an artist in today's society. Interviewer: Tony Ferrari '18 Videographer: Hanlin Wang '21
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about "Neurocomic" by Dr.Matteo Farinella and Dr.Hana Ros (Nobrow) and "The history of the universe, Vol.1 and 2" by Larry Gonick (Volksverlag)
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I've gotten a lot of questions lately about this series, so today I am reviewing the Cartoon History of the Universe series by Larry Gonick. Cartoon History I: http://amzn.to/2oxgeWG Cartoon History II: http://amzn.to/2oN6bJ0 Cartoon History III: http://amzn.to/2pmCq52 If you like what you see, please subscribe for more content! Where to find me online: Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ARRRGHschooling Follow me on Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/827224-emily Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arrrgh_schooling/ Learn more about my literature-based homeschool curriculum here: http://BuildYourLibrary.com
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Cartoon Guide To Statistics. By Larry Gonick, Woollcott Smith. If you have ever looked for P-values by shopping at P ma... http://www.thebookwoods.com/book01/0062731025.html Author of the book in this video: Larry Gonick Woollcott Smith The book in this video is published by: Collins Reference THE MAKER OF THIS VIDEO IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH OR ENDORSED BY THE PUBLISHING COMPANIES OR AUTHORS OF THE BOOK IN THIS VIDEO. ---- DISCLAIMER --- Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. All content in this video and written content are copyrighted to their respective owners. All book covers and art are copyrighted to their respective publishing companies and/or authors. We do not own, nor claim ownership of any images used in this video. All credit for the images or photography go to their rightful owners.
Views: 1452 Johan L. Hagen
Joanne reviews one book from the collection of "Manga Guides" from No Starch Press. The Manga Guide to Molecular Biology is authored by Masaharu Takemura. She also features a few of Larry Gonick's classics from his "Cartoon Guides" as well. http://www.nostarch.com/manga Joanne loves what Science Cheerleader does for outreach to adults. Science Cheerleader wanted a book reviewer! A match made in heaven! Feel free to visit at http://www.sciencecheerleader.com/
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Download the book here :- http://puu.sh/jfJJP.rar A Cartoon Guide to Calculus is written by Larry Gonick.He is a great Cartoonist.In this easy book you can learn the deep and hard to understand concepts and it is ideal for college students to grasp the idea.After reading this book you will be able to learn the hard concepts.You will also understand the wide application of calculus and its scope in every scientific field. Check out the other free books of the same author here http://www.amazon.com/The-Cartoon-Guide-Calculus-Series/dp/0061689092 Download the free edition of a cartoon guide to calculus now form this link :- http://puu.sh/jfJJP.rar
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Just get Larry Gonick's wonderful history comics.
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Cartoon Guide To The Environment. By Larry Gonick, Alice Outwater. Do you think that the Ozone Hole is a grunge rock c... http://www.thebookwoods.com/book01/0062732749.html Author of the book in this video: Larry Gonick Alice Outwater The book in this video is published by: Collins Reference THE MAKER OF THIS VIDEO IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH OR ENDORSED BY THE PUBLISHING COMPANIES OR AUTHORS OF THE BOOK IN THIS VIDEO. ---- DISCLAIMER --- Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. All content in this video and written content are copyrighted to their respective owners. All book covers and art are copyrighted to their respective publishing companies and/or authors. We do not own, nor claim ownership of any images used in this video. All credit for the images or photography go to their rightful owners.
Views: 153 Johan L. Hagen
Interested in a bioinformatics, computational biology, bioengineering, or machine learning career? This introduction tutorial shows how to prepare for these fields with a reading list in biology, physics, statistics, and computer science. The next video will cover how to combine cytoscape, genepattern, and io software together to do scientific research. *What is Jupyter? What is io?* Jupyter is a new operating system has become the most popular tool in data science. io is a new versions of jupyter that is perfect for beginners wanting learn how to code, because it’s easy to install and gives you all the tools you need. io also lets you program on any device! This is because io is a website that runs on google cloud compute engine. I also show how you can build fast jupyter applications using io online. *Books* Cartoon Guide to Chemistry: Gonick and Criddle Cartoon Guide to Physics: Gonick and Huffman Cartoon Guide to Genetics: Larry Gonick and Mark Wheelis Doing Bayesian Data Analysis: John Kruschke Deep Learning: Goodfellow, Bengio, Courville Information Theory, Inference and Learning Algorithms: David MacKay Machine Learning- A Probabilistic Perspective: Kevin Murphy CRISPR/Cas9 in Genome Editing and Beyond: Wang, La Russa, Qi Statistical Methods in Molecular Evolution: Rasmus Nielsen Molecular Biology of the Cell: Bruce Alberts, et al Chemistry- A Molecular Approach: Nivaldo Tro University Physics with Modern Physics: Young and Freedman Consistent Quantum Theory: Robert Griffiths Mathematical Foundations of Quantum Mechanics: John Von Neumann *Tutorial Topics* Introduction- 0:0 Here we explain what bioinformatics is. BioInformatics is were biology computer science, and statistics meet. BioEngineering Professor Russ Altman, notes that these fields are combined together to create software. You learn how biology can be used to solve computer science problems. For instance, how open source software can be analyzed using phylogenetic algorithms. We also introduce io which lets you do computer programming in any language on any device. I do most of my programming on an ipad! You can also use io to build websites. Birth of Machine Learning and Statistical Physics- 3:10 We start by learning how chemistry and data science are connected through an interesting algorithm called entropy. Entropy is was invented by physicist Gibbs and later invented by Claude Shannon. Shannon invented this in something called information theory. Von Neumann told Shannon about the connection between these, which is why both are called entropy. Physics in Machine Learning and Evolutionary Biology- 6:40 We learn how the statistical algorithms invented in physics are used today in the cutting edge of biology and machine learning. A great example of this is the Ising model which uses variational inference. We also cover what books to read learn about neural network and bayesian statistics. It also introduces the programming language R. How to Learn Biology- 9:30 I show where to begin in genetics and then what book to read when you want a deeper molecular biology approach. I introduce a great research paper on CRISPR CAS9 technology, but then also mention that there are other technologies, for instance high throughput sequencing methods like microfluidics in abate lab. How to Learn Programming- 11:00 I recommend the best websites and youtube channels for learning programming. The websites codecademy, w3 schools, and google cloud's quickstart tutorials are awesome for learning to code. Also Socratica's youtube channel is great for python. Cytoscape and io Online- 13:05 Learn to take any graphical network you create in cytoscape and then publish it as a website using io Online. I build a website that anyone can go to to check out the bioinformatics reading list. In the next video I'm going to combine io, Cytoscape, and GenePattern to show examples of scientific research in bioinformatics.
Views: 294 The iPad Pro
In today's episode, I highlight some selections to help your kids enjoy some more advance science concepts through fun graphic novels. Titles include: By Jim Ottaviani: Primates Suspended in Language Feynman (more titles available at www.gt-labs.com) The Cartoon Guide series by Larry Gonick: The Cartoon Guide to Genetics The Cartoon Gude to Physics The Cartoon Guide to Chemistry (more titles available) The Manga Guide series The Manga Guide to Biochemistry by Masaharu Takemura The Manga Guide to Molecular Biology by Masaharu Takemura (more titles available at www.nostarch.com)
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Making a living as a fine artist involves being confident, having determination, finding a gallery or studio to show the artwork and getting established in the community. Create a career out of fine art with advice from a professional cartoonist and illustrator in this free video on drawing. Expert: Danny Page Bio: Danny Page is a professional cartoonist and illustrator. His work has been featured in many art galleries, exhibitions and conventions across the West Coast. Filmmaker: Nathan Boehme
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Cartoon History Of The United States. By Larry Gonick. What? You don't know what a Burgess is? -- You can't outline the... http://www.thebookwoods.com/book01/0062730983.html Author of the book in this video: Larry Gonick The book in this video is published by: Collins Reference THE MAKER OF THIS VIDEO IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH OR ENDORSED BY THE PUBLISHING COMPANIES OR AUTHORS OF THE BOOK IN THIS VIDEO. ---- DISCLAIMER --- Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. All content in this video and written content are copyrighted to their respective owners. All book covers and art are copyrighted to their respective publishing companies and/or authors. We do not own, nor claim ownership of any images used in this video. All credit for the images or photography go to their rightful owners.
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Monday, April 9 For generations Harvard's libraries, archives, and museums have been pre-eminent participants in support of the research, teaching, and learning carried out both within the university, and also beyond its walls. In an increasingly connected global society, interdisciplinary work is becoming the norm and researchers increasingly seek and share information across formats, genres, and institutional settings. To support users and to continue to grow and thrive, libraries, archives, and museums must work and grow together as never before. This "strategic conversation" brings together those who have given thought to these issues. They have inspired changes and faced challenges along the way. Three presenters, one of each from the domains of libraries, archives, and museums, will outline the vision they bring to their institutions, how they envision the major points of commonality, their greatest hurdles, and how the lessons learned in collection development of physical collections, do or do not apply to collection development in the digital domain. Libraries: Tom Hickerson, Vice Provost of Libraries and Cultural Resources, University of Calgary Archives: David Ferriero, Archivist of the United States Museums: Holly Witchey, Professor, Johns Hopkins University; Interim Director, Marcus Institute for Digital Education in the Arts Moderator: Gunter Waibel, Director, Digitization Program, Smithsonian
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O "Contando a História" de hoje será sobre Genética Molecular e o livro "The Cartoon Guide to Genetics"de Larry Gonick e Mark Whellis. Conheça os principais pesquisadores e seus experimento que auxiliaram a entendermos melhor o que é um gene e sua relação com proteínas, por meio da transcrição e tradução da informação genética armazenada na linguagem molecular do DNA.
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Hi. I’m Patrick, a proud member of the “Dreamkeepers”. I have been a curious child who happens to have a special love for science since I could read (lets say, 3 years old). It was when my mother purchased “The Big Book Of Science” from DK publishing (with pictures, obviously) that really did spark my inner flame. I have since been engrossed in science and continued on a crusade to absorb the knowledge of anything scientific that I could set my hands on. Be it “Newton”(the magazine), “The New York Times”, “The Atlantic”, or the entire “The Cartoon Guide” Series by Larry Gonick. But then I realized there was an issue. As many books I read, I always stopped short of the real deal. The actual expedition—until now. I am extremely grateful for New Oriental who presented this opportunity for me to join Operation Earth. Operation Earth is an organization which consists of an elite group of scientists (led by Mr. Chen Liangzhong) and an ever increasing number of students who care about the environment, and most importantly, utilize the scientific method and various other methods to monitor, diagnose, and finally diminish or entirely eliminate environmental problems. When I came here, my motto was to “Improve Expeditions With Technology”. Thus, I brought an aging DJI Phantom 3 drone (;-), and the brand new Osmo Mobile Gimbal. This proved successful, because I could effectively document our miscellaneous expeditions, and as a side effect, they served as great way of making friends.
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Mis lecturas del mes de septiembre 2016 ;), más vale tarde que nunca XD ¿Qué leyeron ustedes en septiembre, octubre o noviembre?, ¿alguna recomendación o precaución ;)? Hola a todos, Gracias por ver el video, aquí les dejo los nombres y autores de cada uno de los libros mencionados =): • Eating Animals / Comer animales de Jonathan Safran Foer Reseña: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77N88crdb18 • La Dieta 80/10/10 de Douglas N. Graham • Los demasiados libros de Gabriel Zaid Book Tag: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NBzOelcoEs • The Cartoon Guide to Genetics de Larry Gonick • You de Caroline Kepnes Reseña: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6YbpT0dzZc Redes sociales y contacto: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Soliloquios-Literarios/1594716680814610 Twitter: https://twitter.com/soliloquioslit Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/41174052-soliloquios-literarios Blog: http://soliloquiosliterarios.blogspot.de/ Mail: [email protected] Gracias y saludos =D
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Program on U.S.-Japan Relations / Edwin O. Reischauer Insitute of Japanese Studies Program on U.S.-Japan Relations Seminar Panalists: Robert Alan Feldman Managing Director, Morgan Stanley MUFG Securities Co., Ltd. Michael Reich Taro Takemi Professor of International Health Policy, and Director, Takemi Program in International Health, Harvard School of Public Health Theodore C. Bestor Reischauer Institute Professor of Social Anthropology and Japanese Studies, and Chair, Department of Anthropology, Harvard University Moderator: Susan J. Pharr, Edwin O. Reischauer Professor of Japanese Politics, Department of Government Location: Lower Level Conference Room, Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies Time: September 13, 2011 | 12:15p - 1:45p Co-sponsored by the Edwin O. Reischauer Institute of Japanese Studies; the Takemi Program in International Health, Harvard School of Public Health; the Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government, Harvard Kennedy School; and the Department of Anthropology
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沈岚，1992年南京大学化学学士，1999年德州大学奥斯汀分校化学博士。1999 - 2006年任职于Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical Research Institute, 从事药物研发。06年移居南加州，任教于Cal State University at Channel Island。08年移居北加州南湾，曾兼职任教于Evergreen Valley College 和De Anza Community College，教授大学普通化学。目前专职辅导高中化学， 包括honors , AP 化学课业辅导，SAT, AP 考试备考，以及化学奥赛。 1. 高中化学课程简介 1）高中三种化学课的差别 普通化学课：注重基础知识的普及和facts memorization 荣誉化学课：注重批判性思维，用化学的语言理解化学原理和解释化学现象 AP化学课：相当于大学第一年的普通化学课程。经由College Board审核的课程，包括了六大主题（six big ideas)。注重各种化学原理的融合贯通和灵活运用。就广度来说，荣誉课和AP课涵盖的内容相似，但深度和侧重点不同 2）化学教材推荐 Honors化学教科书： Prentice Hall Chemistry AP化学教科书: Chemistry: The Central Science by Brown Chemistry by Zumdahl 3）网络课程推荐 一学年的正式课程： Stanford Online High School (honors and AP) CTY (AP only) 辅助学习的网站： Khanacademy.org Sciencegeek.net 4）怎样学好高中化学？ 化学概念普遍比较抽象，需要运用抽象思维和想象力来理解化学概念和原理。学习的过程分为四部曲：看书，预习；提问，得到解答；练习，巩固；举一反三，灵活运用。主动学习，充分利用校内资源，合理运用网络资源。有疑问需要得到及时的解答，否则越来越吃力。 2. 备考SAT II 化学和 AP化学 1）SAT II 化学考试：60分钟回答85道题选择题，答对一题得一分，答错一题扣1/4分，不答不得也不扣。不能用计算器。内容涉及广泛，学完荣誉课程或是正在学AP课程时可以去考。SAT II 化学最后得分curve严格，得满分只能错2-3题，不能超过5题。建议用Princeton Review, Barron's, Dr Jung's, Sparknotes, Sterling's。每样复习资料针对性不同，学生根据自身情况做出合适的选择。 2）AP化学考试分两部分：第一部分，90分钟回答60道选择题，不用计算器。第二部分，105分钟完成7道问答题，可以用计算器。AP考的知识面比SAT稍窄， 但内容要深入很多，题目也更灵活。两个部分答对大约72%的题目得5分。2015年大约8%的考生得5分，比起2013年（AP化学考试改革前）降低了10%。原因不是题目变得更难，而是curve更严格。备考建议用Princeton Review, Barron's, 5 Steps, 以及往年的旧题。 3.化学奥林匹克竞赛 1）奥化初赛：110分钟回答60道选择题，内容相当于AP化学课内容，包括基础有机化学。进复赛有名额限制，每个学校最多推荐二个学生。全国每年有1000位同学参加第二轮比赛。 2）第二轮的比赛分三个部分：60道选择题（90分钟），8道问答题 （105 分钟），2个实验操作（90分钟）。前20名进study camp, 为国家队输送队员，前50名获High Honors，接下面的100名获Honors。 3）学完荣誉课程可以开始准备竞赛。准备初赛用AP化学教科书。准备复赛推荐Atkins Chemical Principles，Carey Organic Chemistry 或者 Klein Organic Chemistry。 4）准备竞赛可用以下的网络资源： MIT courseware http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/chemistry/5-111-principles-of-chemical-science-fall-2008/video-lectures/ Art of Problem Solving Chem Woot training (for advanced level) http://www.artofproblemsolving.com/school/course/woot-chem 往年的旧题 http://www.acs.org/content/acs/en/education/students/highschool/olympiad/competition.html 4. 其他推荐 有趣的化学实验： https://m.youtube.com/results?q=the%20sci%20guys&sm=1 有趣的化学课外读物： The Cartoon Guide to Chemistry by Larry Gonick Molecules: The Elements and the Architecture of Everything by Theodore Gray Napoleon's Buttons: How 17 Molecules Changed History by Penny Le Couteur
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Richard Crowson grew up in a conservative southern family and learned to question authority during the rebellious 1960s. He uses his artistic talent with pen and paper to resist the political powers in Kansas and on a national level. Watch as he draws our late International President William Winpisinger and talks about his profession. His work is featured in the IAM Journal: https://www.goiam.org/news/2017-iam-journal/
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The newest issue of Kansas City Medicine is out. In this issue, you can learn about the NEW Kansas City Medical Society, the 2017 Annual Meeting, our Honorees and Physician Wellness. This issue takes a deep dive into the commitment to one community medical society, and the efficiencies gained for patients AND physicians with the merger.
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PERRY'S CHEMICAL ENGINEERS' HANDBOOK EIGHTH EDITION McGraw-Hill Prepared by a staff of specialists New York under the editorial direction of. Perry's chemical engineers' handbook. — 7th ed. / prepared by a staff of specialists under the editorial direction of late editor Robert H. Perry: editor, Don W. PERRY'S CHEMICAL ENGINEERS' HANDBOOK SEVENTH EDITION Chemie, 7th ed., Carl Winter, Heidelberg; 8th ed., Verlag Chemie, Berlin, Friend.
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PERRY'S CHEMICAL ENGINEERS' HANDBOOK EIGHTH EDITION McGraw-Hill Prepared by a staff of specialists. New York under the editorial direction of. Editorial Reviews. About the Author. Robert Perry was chairman of the Department of Chemical eBook features: Highlight, take notes, and search in the book. Perry's Chemical Engineers' Handbook, Eighth Edition (8th ed.) by Don W. Green . Read online, or download in secure PDF or secure EPUB format.
McGillicuddy, B. McGowan, P. McKenna, Ph. McNulty, Ph. President, T. McNulty and Associates, Inc. Moore, MBA, B. Ian Munro, P. Senior Consultant, Corrosion Probes, Inc. Noble, Ph. Oldshue, Ph. Process Safety Consultant Sec. Owens, B. Electrostatics Consultant, E. Dupont de Nemours and Co. Penney, Ph. Pereira, Ph. Podolski, Ph. Pope, Ph. Prince, M. Prudich, Ph. Prugh, M. Raymus, M. President, Raymus Associates, Inc.
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Perry fourth to sixth editions , Cecil H. Chilton fourth and fifth editions , Sidney D. Kirkpatrick fourth edition , Don W. Green sixth to eighth edi- tions and James O. Maloney sixth and seventh editions. Robert H. Perry was also listed as an editor for the seventh edition, and is listed again as an editor for the current edition, although his tragic death occurred dur- ing the preparation of the sixth edition. Many of the ideas developed through his leadership during prepara- tion of earlier editions carried over to the seventh and eighth editions.
I owe much to the friendship and mentoring of Bob Perry.
The organization of this eighth edition is much the same as for the seventh edition, although content changes are extensive. The first group of sections includes comprehensive tables with units conversions and funda- mental constants, physical and chemical data, methods to predict properties, and fundamentals of mathemat- ics most useful to engineers. The second group, comprising the fourth through the ninth sections, covers fundamentals of chemical engineering.
The third and largest group of sections deals with processes, such as heat-transfer operations, distillation, gas-liquid processes, chemical reactors, and liquid-liquid processes. The last group covers auxiliary information including waste management, safety and the handling of hazardous materials, energy sources, and materials of construction. All sections have been updated to cover the latest advances in technology related to chemical engineering.
As there are a significant number of new section edi- tors, the material in the Handbook has been extensively revised. Section 2, which covers physical and chemical data, has been expanded by well over pages to include, among other new information, data from the AIChE Design Institute for Physical Properties.
A large number of section editors and contributors worked on this eighth edition, and these persons and their affiliations are listed as a part of the front material.
I would like to recognize two of these colleagues, Dr. Frank, Lise Dahuron, Bruce S. Holden, William D. Prince, A. Frank Seibert, Loren C. Douglas LeVan, Giorgio Carta. Dunson, Ted M. Genck, David S. Dickey, Frank A. Baczek, Daniel C. Ellis, Peter Harriott, Tim J. Laros, Wenping Li, James K. McGillicuddy, Terence P. McNulty, James Y. Oldshue, Fred Schoenbrunn, Julian C. Smith, Donald C. Taylor, Daniel R. Wells, Todd W. Pereira, Tiberiu M.
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Welcome to year 5A’s class blog. In March we had an exciting time visiting different places...
World Book Day
In school, we celebrated World Book Day by dressing up as our favourite book characters. We all were given a World Book Day voucher to put towards the price of a book or to buy a special World Book Day book.
During March, year five had a visitor come in to school to look at history and carry out a historical workshop. The ladies who came taught us about The Spanish Armada and the Tudor explorers that we have been studying in class with Miss Black. We played lots of games and learnt a lot of new facts about Sir Walter Raleigh and Christopher Columbus.
“It was great fun!” Exclaimed Joshua.
Red Nose Day
For Red Nose Day we dressed in red and wore our red noses. In our assembly, we were surprised by some of our parents doing a dance to the YMCA and dressed up like workmen.
“It was really funny,” said John.
“I had no idea that my mam was doing it!” Logan exclaimed.


Ten Past Eight
a collection of short stories by Lucy Cavendish, Miranda Glover, Rachel Jackson, Anne Tuite-Dalton and Jennie Walmsley
Published April 11, 2011
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From the best-selling authors of The Leap Year comes the much-anticipated second collection of short stories by The Contemporary Women Writers’ Club.
It's Ten Past Eight on the night of the World Cup Final and 12 women's lives are about to change: a friendship washes away in a summer storm; a talking dog incriminates its owner with a mobile phone; a frustrated cook spices things up in the kitchen and an internet addict finds love online. There's no end to the twists in these compelling tales.
“I love the women in this collection: subversive, dangerous, so much more than wives and mothers. These stories give a glimpse of the extraordinary within the domestically mundane; a glimpse of the strangeness and singularity of women's internal lives.” Jojo Moyes
With an introduction by Rachel Johnson, editor of The Lady and an additional celebrity story by original WAG Vanessa Hoddle, Ten Past Eight is essential reading for every self-respecting woman’s summer escape.
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Stability: 3 - Stable
The stability index will reach 4 at 2.0 beta
For more information you can view the Node.js stability index.
To install all the necessary dependencies for the the example you'll need to run the following commands:
$ npm install -g grunt-cli && npm install && grunt bootstrap
This will ensure that all of the necessary node and bower modules are installed, documentation is built, and the example has been bootstrapped.
You can run the test server with the following command:
$ grunt server
It is important that you have already run the
grunt bootstrap task before testing.
To LINT the JS:
To run unit tests and LINT the JS
Lint, documentation, bootstrap, and test:
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