The author of this diary was my mother, Mrs. Susan Kaszas. She was born in 1920, in Györ, Hungary, the largest city in the western part of the country, only half an hour from Vienna, Austria. She came from the Böhm line of our family.
She married my father, Alexander Kaszas (Cohen) in 1942 and moved to Tapolca, a small town north of Lake Balaton. By that time anti- Jewish laws were in full force in Hungary too. My father was taken away to a forced labor camp and my mother to Auschwitz in 1944, along with their families. The small general store and everything else they had were also stolen away from them.
My mother returned to Hungary in April of 1945. She did find my father and a few remaining family members and friends. About 95% of her and my father's families perished in the Holocaust.
They started to rebuild their lives and lost everything again when the Communists nationalized their country store in 1949. This forced them to move to Budapest, the capital, where they lived in the Stalinist Hell till the revolution of 1956 and the Goulash Communism which followed. During these years my mother had three heart attacks, yet she carried on at full speed, making sure they could raise me under the best circumstances possible.
Her reward was the times she could come to visit my new family in America, especially her two grandchildren. My father died in 1975; she passed away in 1990, right after her 70th birthday.
Steven, Judy, and Mark Kingsley
Her son and grandchildren
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In her epic love story Susan Kaszas describes with touching directness, what it feels like to be taken from one's family, to be beaten, cursed at, poisoned, and to witness unspeakable, systematic cruelty. But the hardest aspect of her personal and collective hell was being separated from her one love, her husband, Alex. From Love to Triumph is a love letter to Alex.
It is this love that persists throughout her writing, as the unbreakable golden thread that binds her to life when she is tempted to escape into suicide. Her passionate commitment to her love permeates every day of fear and suffering. It is so strong, she is even more concerned about Alex than about herself, while she is forced into the cattle box cars heading for the concentration camps. She says, "It made it easier on me that you did not get to see the long stretch of cattle box cars we were herded into and I was spared of looking at the expression on your face."
The total devotedness of her heart to Alex gave her the strength to survive the Nazi death camps. The faithfulness of her undying love shines through: "My Dear Alex, you must know that I can't live without love and the only reason I am still alive is that I want to be with you again in this life. If you love me as much as I love you, then my suffering was not in vain."
But the cruelty of the Nazis was not as bad as the psychological torture she had endured while living with Alex's family before the holocaust. She says, "Here I knew the reason for my suffering - I was a Jew. But it had hurt me so much more at home, when I couldn't fathom the reason for being tormented by your mother and her side of the family so savagely. I remember how hard I'd had to fight my mother-in-law and her ilk for my sanity, while here in Birkenau, Poland, in the midst of the worst concentration camp where people were being mass-butchered, the flames were always visible from the throat of the crematorium and bloodhounds ran rampant, I was in so much better shape emotionally than when she'd been around."
Love is something that cannot be killed. The body can be crushed, the psyche can be beaten down, but nothing can take love away from the human heart against one's will. That is the meaning and purpose of Susan's survival and triumph.
From Love to Triumph is the renamed and updated edition of A Mother's Shoah, released first in 1999. Our aim in publishing this second edition is still the same: We want to make sure that every one of us stands up and says, when confronted with any kind of organized or state sponsored cruelty and inhumanity:
It is in this spirit that we donate the net proceeds from sales and licensing to the HIAS and the Third Temple Foundation.


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Fingerprints of the Gods by Graham Hancock
There are numerous web sites devoted to Eric Hancock and his research into ancient civilisations.
The basis of this book suggests that an advanced civilisation existed 12,000 years ago but was wiped out by a catastrophic series of events.
The essence is that the Egyptians did not build the great pyramids and there is a considerable amount of mathematical theory in a lengthy book that tends to repeat itself on numerous occasions. There are plenty of theories but little evidence but Hancock does put it forward in a persuasive manner.
Whether any of it is true is another matter although we should know if we ever reach Christmas Eve 2012. That is a day after ancient experts allegedly foresaw the next great catastrophe to hit the planet, after which man will return to savagery.
Death is Now My Neighbour by Colin Dexter
This is the latest in Dexter's Inspector Morse series and over many years the Oxford author has developed Morse's character to such an extent that much of the interest in this book is what happens to the hero rather than the plot and the murders.
It is a riveting read, however, and I must admit I got through it in a day.
The plot starts well and disappoints a little towards the end, but Morse is as irrepressible as always. Dexter has taken the art of the detective novel to new linguistic and academic heights.
Popcorn by Ben Elton
Ben Elton can produce the blackest of black humour and this latest novel is no exception.
The plot is minimal but the observations are as sharp as ever. It recounts what happens when reality mirrors art and an oscar winning director who specialises in gross violence suddenly finds himself a hostage in his own home to two psychotic killers.
Elton hits out at art, film noir, the Media and just about anything else that takes his fancy. At times it is sharp and very acidic, but at others it borders on the stupid. Perhaps for once Elton has tried to be too clever by half.
Out of the Sun by Robert Goddard
For a good read, there are few British authors to match Robert Goddard. His plots can at times verge on the ridiculous and there are more co-incidences in a few pages than most people experience in a lifetime, but that should not detract from the pace and interest he maintains.
There’s a fairly convoluted storyline here surrounding brilliant mathematicians,
theories of economic disaster and higher plains, and a hero with a son lying in a coma that
he was not aware of. The action moves from Southwold to Denmark to the USA and
although the ending is slightly disappointing there are a number of twists and turns. If you
are looking for solid characterisation give Goddard a miss. If you just want a good read
give him a try.
Tick-Tock by Dean Koontz
My reading habits fall into two categories. Firstly there is the serious side of my nature which loves reading textbooks and serious literature and then there is the pulp side which loves Stephen King and Dean Koontz. On the surface this starts out like just another Koontz horror story but there is tremendous humour injected throughout what is ostensibly a rather silly story of horror rag dolls, a Vietnamese-American, a scatty woman and a dog.
Koontz wrote the book as light relief
after his heavier novels. On that level, and that level alone, it works..
Strange Highways by Dean Koontz
A collection of short stories that ranges from horror to the macabre but also includes a number of thought-provoking gems. It really is a
mish-mash with the title track just short of a full length novel and with enough twists and turns to keep Koontz fans happy. In other places the stories work but I had to have a break in reading this as it became largely monotonous after a time. Having said that Twilight of the Dawn is one of the most stunning and emotionally high powered short stories I have ever read. Here Koontz turns his attentions to real life. It is sad and poignant and lingers long into the memory. A wonderful piece, it is not difficult see why the author names it as his favourite in this collection.
The Daughters of Cain by Colin Dexter
The strength of Colin Dexter's Morse novels is not so much the plot or storyline as his characterisation and evocation of the Oxford area.
Again I became more interested in the character of Morse than the actual crimes. A tangled tale of double murder, the mysterious theft of an antique knife and inter-twined characters. I love Dexter's writing to bits because of his ability to write in a learned but accessible way.
If you want to read more about Dexter and the Morse novels try the following sites.
American Psycho by Brett Easton Ellis
This is certainly one of the most unsettling books I have ever read. Basically it delves into the mind of an American serial killer with graphic descriptions of the unmentionable things he does to his victims both sexually and violently. This book has been voted in the top 20 of the greatest novels of the 20th Century and it certainly has a deep effect.
It certainly isn't a book to enjoy, but whether it is sick and perverted or a deep psychological look into the nihilism of America is a matter of opinion.
It is certainly the antidote to the Great American novel. Ellis at one moment is dealing with the mundane before going off into more gruesome description. It certainly leaves a nasty taste but I was unable to put the book down and I guess I will still be digesting its impact years down the line.
Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood
Margaret Atwood is truly one of the great living novelists. Having read most of the Booker Prize winners from the last 10 years I cannot understand how this marvellous book was just shortlisted for the prize. It should have walked the competition.
Its success lies in Atwood's ability to work on so many different levels. There is psychological drama and human frailty all wrapped up in the story of Grace Marks, sentenced to life imprisonment in Canada in the 19th century for taking part in the killing of her employer and his lover. The essence of the tale is whether Grace was a willing accomplice of a fellow servant or was co-erced into helping him.
We never do quite work out how far Grace was involved in the murder. The story, based on a real incident, twists and turns on virtually every page. It is a heart-warming tale and a thoroughly readable book which I can wholeheartedly recommend.
Regeneration by Pat Barker
The first book in a trilogy which takes the futility of war as its theme and which culminates in the Booker Prize winning "The Ghost Road".
This is a thoughtful if rather loose look at the psychological factors of the first world war, based around a number of characters who float in and out of a sanatorium under the watchful eyes of Dr Rivers.
We are introduced to a real hotch potch of characters, with a variety of neurosis and, if the book does have a fault, it is never being able to feature on any specific character although Billy Prior does go on to be a central figure in the second book "The Eye In the Door"
Themes of sex and homosexuality run though the trilogy along with the struggle of Rivers to come to terms with his own frailties expressed through his inter-reaction with the patients who include the poets Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Sassoon. It's one of those books that make you go on thinking long after you have finished.
There are many subtleties and nuances to discover and there is power there although I feel that the characters never really develop sufficiently to maintain the reader's interest throughout.
The Eye In The Door by Pat Barker
The second book fixes on the life of Billy Prior as its central theme. It features disillusionment, mistrust, betrayal and the power of sex.
Alongside Prior's own struggle continues that of Rivers and a variety of other characters who take more of a back seat. The title is the symbol of imprisonment, the incarceration of the mind and soul and throughout is the basic strand of the futility of war.
Fiona's Story: A Tragedy of Our Times by Irene Ivison
This is a powerful and disturbing book which chronicles the life and murder of Fiona Ivison, a teenage Yorkshire girl.
It looks at Fiona's life through the eyes of her mother Irene.
Fiona was a lively strong-willed teenager who spiralled into a culture of drugs and prostitution before being found dead in a Doncaster car park.
As well as a chronicle of a life cut so tragically short, the book acts as a social comment on British life in the late 20th century. Irene firmly believes that young prostitutes are victims of a society that cares too little.
It is a very readable, very poignant and very sad book which illustrates the need for our society to learn from its mistakes. I cannot imagine anybody reading this book and not being moved.
Murther and Walking Spirits by Robertson Davies
This is the first of Davies' books that I have read and I enjoyed it without ever being totally convinced.
The opening and closing sections are very original and promise us an enjoyable novel. Unfortunately the bulk of the book verges on the tedious at times although there is considerable humour in the writing.
The book opens with the murder of a well respected newspaper arts critic at the hands of his wife's lover. The murdered man's spirit breaks free and latches itself onto the murderer who is also a critic.
The spirit sits by the side of the murderer as he watches a special film festival of historic footage. But the spirit is shown a very different film festival - the epic story of his ancestors. His screen is filled with the panoramic journey from the America of the War of Independence to the rawness of developing Canada and even to Wales.
At the end of the book we return to the opening plot and follow it through. There is a wickedly funny scene where the spirit tries to contact his former wife through a medium who obviously cannot hear him but pretends that she is in contact.
It is one of those books that I found initially difficult and which I would like to return to at sometime in the future.
Archangel by Robert Harris
The further I delved into this book the more implausible the plot became. Towards the end it became quite silly as the novel dragged to a conclusion that seemed inevitable.
After the first 100 pages I found it beginning to become almost pointless. There were few surprises and the twists of plot became rather dull and obvious.
The best part of the book was a good evocation of Russian politics and landscape. As a story it was sadly mundane and not the kind of novel you would expect from a top selling author such as Harris. The basic plot surrounds the discovery of a long forgotten son of Stalin who is living deep in the forest area of Archangel. The secret is one that Stalin took to his grave, but which is uncovered by an academic and a journalist. The atmosphere is good, the action confusing.
Amsterdam by Ian McEwan
McEwan is one of this country's most original authors and it came as no surprise when this book took the Booker Prize. I have a haunting suspicion that it was partly a sympathy vote because of the failure of Endearing Love to win the Booker. Certainly of the two I found Endearing Love the more satisfying.
That isn't to say that Amsterdam is not a sharply drawn vignette. It is a short novel, full of asides and meaning. It gives an incite into the sad decline of our society with its attack on the Media, Morals, Politics and the art of the dilemma. The end is slightly disappointing, but the characters are sharply observed. Cant and hypocrisy live on.
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil by John Berendt
This is simply the most enjoyable book I have read for some considerable time. I was disappointed when I came to the end. Berendt has hit upon a marvellous mix of journalism and drama and the whole thing reads like a novel.
Berendt focuses on the southern American city of Savannah, Georgia, where characters abound and where the local snub their nose at the rest of the USA.
Savannah is welcoming but introverted. It keeps itself to itself, bucking trends and only asking to be taken at face value.
Inspite of, or maybe because of this, Savannah breeds marvellous characters. Zany characters run throughout this book. They all seem to be too good to be true - but we are assured that they all exist.
Central to the story, however, is the real life murder trial (or to be more accurately trials) of one of Savannah's best known and richest individuals. The story of Jim Williams and the alleged murder of his 21-year-old lover is a story that unfolds in true detective style. The power of the book is that you are never sure whether Williams is telling the truth or not and whether he is guilty or innocent.
This book is a wonderful evocation of a town solid and rigid in its identity. At the same time it seems to stand as a microcosm of the whole American condition. I can highly recommend it.
The Fourth Estate by Jeffrey Archer
Fact as fiction or fiction as fact. You can never be sure in this novel from bestselling Lord Archer.
The fourth estate is obviously the Press and it is the story of the power struggle between Press barons Keith Townsend and Richard Armstrong (thinly disguised pseudonyms for Rupert Murdoch and Robert Maxwell).
The hatred for each other threatens to destroy both. It is a study of the evil of greed and power.
The novel flits from one to the other, building up a picture of them from their birth until their lives become intertwined - with disastrous consequences for one of them.
And there's no surprises over which one walks off his yacht into the sea and drowns.
Archer can certainly weave a good yarn. At times the dialogue is trite and the story would become rather silly if you didn't know that so much of it is based on fact. Possibly the insight into the way the two rose to power from such different backgrounds ii the strongest part of the novel.
The Runaway Jury by John Grisham
I find Grisham's style at times a little too obtuse, a little too American slang. Having said that, this was a good read although perhaps longer than it needs be.
There are some subtle nuances surrounding the behaviour of a jury during a civil claim against a major tobacco company.
Strange goings on accompany the jury designed to decide on a massive claim that the company are responsible for death by cancer caused by smoking.
Perhaps the plot is not all that original and maybe the way the jury is manipulated might be a little hard to swallow, but Grisham is an interesting writer and I found this one of his more enjoyable novels.
Armadillo by William Boyd
Here's a book I had no intention of enjoying. It didn't seem to be going anywhere. By the end I was sorry it had finished. I had been drawn into the tsrange world of the characters and enjoyed the experience.
Boyd has a good command of black humour and uses it to the full in the world of business wheeler-dealering and the slightly dubious sub continent of the underworld as seen through the eyes of the central character.
It's a sharply constructed book which was a delight to read.
Silent Witness by Richard North Patterson
Quite simply the most enjoyable book I have read for years. Patterson is yet another American lawyer turned novelist but this is certainly more dramatic than anything written by John Grisham or Scott Turow.
It is a stunning evocation of friendship, betrayal, youth, middle age all within the central court case.
There is just so much to recommend this book. A successful San Francisco lawyer returns to the town of his birth to defend a friend. There he has to confront the tragic events of his teenage years and come face to face with a past he had cast off.
The book revolves around the parallel lives of the lawyer and his friend Sam Robb. Gradually he is forced to confront the horrors of the past in the present and I can assure you the book has a wicked twist which I never saw coming. This is a classic of its genre.
Air Frame by Michael Crichton
I have enjoyed some of Crichton's work, notably Disclosure. But this was simply one book too many.
It couldn't quite make up its mind whether to be a disaster novel, or a psychological drama or an adventure story and somehow it dropped somewhere between all three with themes never followed through or expanded.
The plot surrounds an air fatality with the central theme an investigation into why the aircraft hit trouble. Interwoven in this is big business and the world of the press, but overall I found it extremely unsatisfying and too complex to be effective.
Paul Temple and the Front Page Men by Francis Durbridge
This was like finding an old friend. A re-issue of one of Durbridge's early novels.
It may be rather old fashioned, but Durbridge was a master mystery writer well ahead of his time. Like all Durbridge novels this one twists and turns on virtually every page. Durbridge's greatness was in the fact that his characters are never what they seem and just when you think you have worked out who the baddy is he turns out to be a cop.
The simplicity of the writing masks a complex plot that has you guessing to the end. Wonderful atmospheric stuff that takes me back to the adaptations of the writers work that I enjoyed on television so many years ago.


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Vimy: the birthplace of Canadian nationhood – Encounters with Canada participants learn about their common heritage
From April 4 to 10, 2010, over 130 young Canadians, aged 14 to 17, from every corner of the country, travelled to Ottawa to recognize this great achievement in Canadian history, and to learn more about the significance of the Battle of Vimy Ridge to Canadian identity. Vimy: Canada's Coming of Age, is Encounters with Canada’s newest themed week, launched for the first time this spring 2010, in conjunction with the Vimy Foundation.
This jam-packed week included a tour of Parliament Hill, a creeping barrage re-enactment (the military manoeuvre and innovation that enabled the victory at Vimy), and research on WWI soldiers at the Library and Archives of Canada. The week culminated in our participants’ participation at the national commemorative ceremony on Vimy Ridge Day, April 9, at the National War Memorial. The Government of Canada also marked the occasion by honouring the last known World War I veteran, John Babcock, who died at age 109 last February, as well as all those who served Canada during the Great War.
Among those in attendance at this ceremony were Governor General Michaëlle Jean and Prime Minister Stephen Harper, along with some 20,000 Canadians assembled for the occasion. Encounters with Canada participants had the honour of representing the youth of our nation. They not only had front-row seats to witness the magnitude of this event, but played a prominent role. Two of our participants read the Commitment to Remember in both official languages; two others received the passing of the torch from veterans and a group of 13, representing each province and territory, placed poppies on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
The event drew much media attention and our participants were in great demand to explain the significance of this event to all young Canadians. Thus, in the span of their week at Encounters, our participants had the opportunity to share in this important historical moment, celebrate the end of an era in Canada’s military history, appear on national television, make new friends from across the country and bring home memories of a lifetime.


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"Humans and grizzly bears have been coming into contact in Yellowstone National Park ever since it was founded in 1872. Most of these encounters have ended peacefully, but many have not. In order to most accurately tell the stories of those involved in the more deadly incidents, Kathleen Snow went directly to the source: the National Park Service archives. With help from personnel at park headquarters, Snow has collected more than 100 years’ worth of hair-raising stories that read like crime scene investigations and provide hard-learned lessons in outdoor safety. A must-read for fans of Death in Yellowstone and anyone fascinated by human-animal interactions. " from the Lyons Press website (an imprint of Rowman & Littlefield).
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makoto azuma is a flower artist. he creates synthesis' with flowers and plants. his work takes the unique and never repeated figures found in flora and synthesizes them in a way that extends their existential value.
his work, like a true japanese, travels the mind. it will never fail to make you think, wonder and lose yourself in the highness that is nature.
the series pictured above is one that captures me the most. it is work that appears to put life in a capsule in the most aesthetically pleasing way, almost as if to perserve it. the contrast created by the fact that your mind knows the fatality of this work that lies in the delicateness of flora is simply captivating.
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Name – SUMMER KINGDOM
Format – Animated TV series
Duration – 3 seasons of 12 episodes (11 min)
Audience – 8-11 years old, 50% male and 50% female
Each episode is an independent story united by a common plot.
Feelings and emotions are real magic, and it depends only on you whether it will be dark or light
Three unfortunate teenagers live in the Magic Kingdom. There is a Young Squire called Ash who has a dragon fire above his head that reflects all his emotions and injures people. There’s Princess Felicity, who has all her whims fulfilled except for one – the King does not allow her to leave the golden palace. And there is a Librarian Page, who is hopelessly in love with the Princess, but she sees him only as a friend.
Once upon a time, the characters release a powerful sorcerer from captivity. He promises to fulfill their cherished dreams. The characters agree happily. However, the sorcerer deceives them, their dreams are fulfilled in such a way that it only gets worse. In addition, the characters seem to have opened the “Pandora’s Box”. The feelings and emotions of the kingdom inhabitants begin to live their own life, turning into beautiful creatures or terrible monsters. The world is slowly plunging into chaos.
Understanding what they have done, the characters go searching for the sorcerer to change the situation, break the curse that befell them, and bring harmony back to the Kingdom and their lives.
World Urban Kingdom is a satirical parody of the modern world. A world where fantasies and fears, problems and new social phenomena come to life and take the form of real people, creatures and monsters.
This world is illogical, having all the signs of the Middle Ages; it largely reflects the current reality, problems and fears of modern society. Therefore, the world is filled with references to modernity: crystal balls instead of smartphones, monsters that issue loans, which are controlled by the Dwarfs, Sirens are like pop stars that fans stadiums collect and much more.
Although the world and the medieval it is not at all gloomy – this adventure is filled with humor and a kind of satire on the surrounding world
We want to create a series for pre-teens as they grow older.
Changes in feelings and emotions are sometimes so sudden that they can scare and confuse children. In addition, the first feelings are always so strong that they seem capable of turning the world around.
The main concept of the series is the creation of stories in the format of parables in which Feelings, Emotions and Behavioral patterns acquire the material form of Magical creatures, spells and magic items. Acts and decisions that in real life help cope with complex emotions, feelings and situations that help heroes cope with magical monsters, challenges and obstacles.
In episodes of the series such topics as are raised: Fear that binds. Jealousy. Envy. Love. Blind excitement. Greed. Faith and Trust. Obsession. Procrastination. Bulling.
Harassment and Condemnation. Sympathy. Cheating. Lying. Truth. And many many others.


About Jake Bible
Born Jacob David Bible pre-Microsoft in Bellevue, WA, Jake was whisked away to the Beaver State when he was three and raised fundamentalist pagan. Fed a steady diet of Doritos, Fritos Bean Dip and Chinese herbal tonics, Jake had so many vivid hallucinations that he was writing and binding his own books by fifth grade. True story.
He grew up fascinated with the speculative and the macabre. He spent many summers on his grandparent’s lake reading a leather bound, Franklin Library Edition of The Tales of Edgar Allan Poe. No, it wasn’t a haunted book. And, no, it wasn’t a haunted lake. Yes, his grandparents were actually re-animated corpses that had been accidentally murdered and then raised from the dead when a cocktail party got just a little out of hand. And they drank gin and tonics. True story.
A professional writer since 2009, Jake Bible has a proven record of innovation, invention and creativity. Novelist, short story writer, independent screenwriter, podcaster, and inventor of the Drabble Novel, Jake is able to switch between or mash-up genres with ease to create new and exciting storyscapes that have captivated and built an audience of thousands. He has six novels published (with more coming down the pipe) including the Apex Trilogy (Dead Mech, The Americans, Metal and Ash) and the YA zombie horror/adventure novel, Little Dead Man. Be sure to check out his drabble collections, 31 Days of Halloween and C-Notes: A Collection of 100 Drabbles. Not to mention that beautifully named short story and novella collection, Bethany and the Zombie Jesus.
Jake currently lives in the Asheville, NC area with his wife, two kids, two dogs and one cat. And although he writes about zombies and cannibals, Jake does not eat of the flesh himself (that means he’s a vegetarian, son. I say, I say, stop bein’ so dense, ya hear?). But, he will eat the non-homicidal animal foodstuffs because pizza is it’s own food group and soy cheese just ain’t gonna cut it.


- Current Version 22.214.171.124
- Size 3M
LDS Gospel Library is a free app that helps Church members worldwide deepen, broaden, and improve gospel learning by providing mobile access to scriptures, general conferences, magazines, manuals, and other published church content in an easy and immediate offline experience. In addition to reading these materials, you can also create highlights, notes, tags, links, and bookmarks, which can then be synced to your study notebook on LDS.org using your LDS Account.
If you have a problem or a suggestion, please use the "Email Developer" link. If you find a bug or a crash in the app, please use the "Report a Problem" feature from the "Help" menu.
App Permissions: If you have questions about how/why we use app permissions, you can find out more here: http://bit.ly/gla-permissions
Terms of Service: LDS Gospel Library is provided, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software. Copyright is reserved on all content available within this application. We reserve the right to collect anonymous application usage statistics, to be used with the goal of understanding how the app is used and improving the overall quality of the app.
Keywords: Jesus Christ, Scriptures, Bible, Old Testament, New Testament, Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants, Pearl of Great Price, Ensign, New Era, Friend, Liahona, General Conference, Hymns, The Family A Proclamation to the World, The Living Christ, Handbook 2, Worldwide Leadership Training, Teachings of Presidents of the Church, Gospel Principles, Preach My Gospel, Sunday School, Primary, Relief Society, For the Strength of Youth, Seminary, Institute, Joseph Smith Translation, Bible Dictionary, Topical Guide
Content install/update performance improvements
Text selection enhancements and fixes
Manage Windows enhancements and fixes
Added a Sepia reading theme
Added NFC support for sharing reading location to other devices
Miscellaneous bug fixes
Content rating: Everyone
- Current Version 2.0.1
- Size 40K
An OPEN SOURCE library which allows you to connect to Wi-Fi hotspots.
This is NOT a standalone application. It is required by Wifi ***yzer and more. Do NOT install until required! Thanks.
The source code: http://code.google.com/p/android-wifi-connecter/
* Compatibility with older platforms.
Content rating: Everyone
- Current Version 3.1
- Size 2M
This is a text-to-speech library for use by other applications.
It extends the functionality of the Android TTS API & is a preview of things to come for the next version.
Press "Menu" on the settings screen for a showcase of apps that use TTS.
If you have problems, please try removing your SD card and putting it back.
Content rating: Everyone
- Current Version 0.8.19
- Size 551K
Background service to add support for variable speed or pitch for playback of MP3 and Ogg Vorbis files. AAC is not supported due to existing patents.
If you sent me an e-mail from Google Checkout, e-mail responses are bouncing as undeliverable. Please e-mail me directly at firstname.lastname@example.org
I have been informed that the following apps have added support for Presto:
- Pocket Casts
The Presto developer is a different developer from those applications. Those developers are not responsible for Presto's implementation, bugs, or cost.
Presto is still in beta. Bugs are listed at the end of this description. Please e-mail me if you find new bugs. I apologize for the lack of updates; I bit off way more than I can chew this semester. Work is ongoing, but I can only spare a few hours at a time on some Mondays. Please be patient.
Apps using Presto must be restarted after upgrading Presto.
Download problems are a problem with the Android Market, not with Presto. See these pages for potential solutions:
For developers: See the home page for nearly drop-in code that replaces android.media.MediaPlayer, using Presto when available, or gracefully degrading to use the default Android MediaPlayer when not.
Known bugs (please e-mail me if you find any new ones or any of these impact you too severely; I have no means to respond to Market comments). Asterisks (*) indicate bugs that have not been observed in a while; please e-mail me if you encounter them so I can confirm they are not fixed.
#18 - ANR In BeyondPod
#36* - Self-Combined Files With Chapters Don't Work
#45 - Potential Infinite Recursion When Erroring
#48 - Only Signed 16 MP3s Work
#49 - Blogtalk radio media files duration calculated as twice as long as it actually is
#51 - PodTrapper Only Reaches 99% Progress
#62 - Very Large (> 100 MB) Files May Not Play at Variant Speeds
#71 - Crash When Bluetooth Connected/Disconnected
#73 - UnsatisfiedLinkError causes force close
Remember that sending an e-mail is a lot more likely to get a problem fixed than anything else (such as posting a comment).
Internet access is necessary to play files from the Internet; before ICS, this was inherited from the calling app, but ICS changed this.
Add error notification for some unusual crashes
Limit license notification to appear once per day (no other license enforcement done)
Fix some possible NullPointerExceptions
Add INTERNET permission to allow playing files from the Internet.
Fix possible crash on play start.
Content rating: Everyone
- Current Version 1.0.9
- Size 5M
An open source, full-featured remote for XBMC. It features library browsing, direct remote control and a slick interface. It's still beta but we're getting there.
Please see Wiki page on Google code before rating down because of private data access. This app is open source after all.
Please note that this app is now available to Honeycomb tablets, but it's far from optimized. We're working on that.
Use the hardware buttons of your phone while the remote is running.
There is a complete and updated installation guide in the Wiki, featured on the front page of the website.
Please use the forum or the bugtracker. Comments in here are read sporadically but more for amusement than for serious debugging.
This is a release update for XBMC v12.0 codename Frodo, which was released January 2013. Please note that running this with previous versions of XBMC may result in weird behavior due to API changes.
Check the GitHub repository for bug reports: https://github.com/freezy/android-xbmcremote
Also check the forum: http://forum.xbmc.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=129
We're working on a next-gen version that will provide a new look, new features and (hopefully) less bugs!
Content rating: Everyone
- Current Version 7.021
- Size 12M
The Stoner's Handbook is the most popular Weed / Marijuana app on the market. Contains all the sections and info you need to satisfy your need for weed. This is the paid version and contains much more information and resources than the free version.
NOW with Pocket Change. Earn REAL rewards just for using the app everyday. Check out the Pocket Change store at the bottom of the main menu to learn about the kinds of rewards you can earn FREE! Please note that this is not an advertisement and we do not earn ANY revenue from them. This was placed in so you guys wouldn't miss out on FREE rewards that the Lite version was getting. If you would like it removed please write in and I will do so. Some Permissions were added and they are ONLY utilized for Pocket Change.
Contains numerous delicious recipes to cook marijuana into your food.
View 200 different strains of weed and find out more information about their high. See some pictures of the cannabis as a plant.
*How Tos / Keepin' It Fresh
Numerous how tos to build bongs, pipes, or ways to smoke your weed. Don't be stale and use the same old way of smoking your ganja. Freshin it up with the How Tos or the Keepin' It Fresh Sections.
Contains games, THC calculator, and list of fun things to do while high or entertainment to watch. Don't consume your marijuana without keeping you and your friends entertained.
And Much more.
The Stoner's Handbook is the app that contains all Weed/Marijuana information you will need. If your friends have an iPhone please let them know that this app is called the Smoker's Handbook on the iPhone/iPad. There are differences between the apps due to policy differences.
If you ever have any questions, suggestions, problems, or compliments please feel free to send them to StonersHandbook@gmail.com.
TAGS: weed, bud, stoner, stoners, handbook, strain, library, munchies, cookbook, game, games, how, to, bong, pipe, piece, joint, blunt, marijuana, ganja, cannabis, pocket change
(c) 2011-13 Fallacy Studios All Rights Reserved
~~ Update 3/18 ~~
**Pocket Change has been added so you guys can earn REAL rewards just for using the app everyday. Please note that this is not an advertisement of any kind and was placed in entirely to reward you guys. If the majority of you want it removed I will happily do so.
*All new section: Forums. Get in touch with the Stoner's Handbook community!
*New Of The Months
*New Dictionary additions
*New How To
***Be sure to check out the all new game by Fallacy Studios: Weed Tycoon ***
Content rating: High Maturity
- Current Version 0.2
- Size 8M
The Ultimate Sikhism Library - (A Unique Collection of 3 sacred books of the Sikhs)
Sikhism is a monistic religion founded in fif***th century Punjab on the teachings of Guru Nanak Dev and ten successive Sikh Gurus (the last one being the sacred text Guru Granth Sahib). It is the fifth-largest organized religion in the world. This system of religious philosophy and expression has been traditionally known as the Gurmat (literally the counsel of the gurus) or the Sikh Dharma. Sikhism originated from the word Sikh, which in turn comes from the Sanskrit root Å›iá¹£ya meaning "disciple" or "learner", or Å›iká¹£a meaning "instruction". (Source: Wiki)
The Sikh Religion, Volume 1
by Max Arthur MacAuliffe
Detailed information on the historical and philosophical background of Sikhism.
The Religion of the Sikhs
by Dorothy Field
A short guide to the Sikh religion.
Shri Guru Granth Sahib
The Granth is the central text of Sikhism, a religion that emerged in the Punjab region of India in the 15th Century. Sikhism is a unique faith which has aspects of Islam: monotheism and iconoclasm, and Hinduism: reincarnation, karma and nirvana. However Sikhism is distinct from Hinduism and Islam. The Sikh Gurus (teachers), contemporaries of Luther and Calvin, were reformers who rejected the caste system and much of the apparatus of Hindu ritual and legalism. They promoted religious tolerance and the equality of women. The founding Guru, Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji, (1469-1538), is noted for the saying "There is no Hindu, there is no Muslim."
The Granth, compiled by Guru Gobind Singh, contains compositions of six Gurus, namely Guru Nanak, Guru Angad, Guru Amar Das, Guru Ram Das, Guru Arjan, and Guru Teg Bahadur. The hymns are arranged by the thirty one ragas (musical forms) in which they were composed. The hymns that comprise the Granth were originally written in several different languages: Persian, mediaeval Prakrit, Hindi, Marathi, old Panjabi, Multani, and several local dialects. In addition, there are Sanskrit and Arabic portions. This makes it extrordinarily difficult to translate. The translation presented here is the Khalsa Consensus Translation, which is highly regarded by scholars.
The Granth is considered the living embodiment of the Gurus, the "eleventh guru". Printed copies of the Granth are treated with the greatest respect. This is the reason for the honorific titles that make up the full name of the book. There are protocols to be observed in while reading of the Granth. A Sikh reader suggests the following: "Out of respect, it is advised that before you do read the Sri Guru Granth Sahib, that you cover your hair." This is normally with a turban or a piece of cloth provided by the gurdwara.
Content rating: Everyone
- Current Version 4.5.71
- Size 3M
North Shelby Library offers the latest releases in books, audiobooks, DVDs, CDs, Video Games, ebooks, downloadable music and much more! This app allows you to connect directly to our blog, tweets, photos, videos, reading lists, and even the library staff. You can also access the library events calendar and find out whatâ€™s coming up for children, ***s, and adults!
Weâ€™ve invested in this latest mobile solution for all Shelby County library card holders and we will be adding new content over time. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do!
Content rating: Low Maturity
- Current Version 0.2
- Size 11M
The Tarot Library - A Unique Collection of best classic 5 Tarot Books in one applicaiton.
The tarot (first known as tarocchi, also tarock and similar names), pronounced /ËˆtÃ¦roÊŠ/, is a pack of cards (most commonly numbering 78), used from the mid-15th century in various parts of Europe to play card games such as Italian tarocchini and French tarot. From the late 18th century until the present time the tarot has also found use by mystics and occultists in efforts at divination or as a map of mental and spiritual pathways.
The best known Tarot deck is the Rider-Waite-Smith deck. These titles has abundant detail about the history and significance of the RWS deck, as well as other texts about Tarot divination.
Below are the 5 Classic all time favorit books bundled in this single application.
The Pictorial Key to the Tarot
by A.E. Waite
The essential Tarot reference by the designer of the best known Tarot deck.
by S.L. MacGregor Mathers
A short essay on the Tarot, by a prominent occultist of the 19th Century. Mathers also wrote The Kabbalah Unveiled.
The Symbolism of the Tarot
by P. D. Ouspensky
An evocative inner journey through the Major Arcana of the Tarot.
General Book of the Tarot
by A.E. Thierens
A system of correspondences between the Tarot and Astrology.
Fortune-Telling by Cards
by P.R.S. Foli
Several methods of telling fortunes with a standard deck of playing cards.
Content rating: Everyone
- Current Version 2.13
- Size 2M
The premium player for listening to audio books.
Download thousands of free audio books from AmblingBooks.com, or purchase best selling mp3 audio book titles, or listen to audio books that you already own. Never lose your place in an audiobook again thanks to the undo/redo bookmarking system.
Unlike music players which include audio book functionality as an add on, the Ambling BookPlayer is designed from the ground up to be an audiobook player. The Ambling BookPlayer offers unique features designed to make audio book listening easy, frustration-free and uncomplicated for everyone:
* Never lose your place again. Fully automatic bookmarking for every book, with a revolutionary intelligent bookmark history system that lets you undo or redo any change in your listening position. You can also view and return to hundreds of previous listening positions, effortlessly returning exactly to your past points of listening.
* Audio file management is completely automatic and hidden. All audio file transitions are seamless and invisible, and can even occur mid-chapter without you being aware of the transition. For books downloaded using the player you don't ever need to know the names of the audio files, how many there are, or which file is currently playing.
* Enjoy content using familiar Chapter divisions, not arbitrary file limits. Navigate and track your current position in both the chapter and the book.
* The library provides an uncluttered view of your Books (not the files). It also groups books by Series, and plays the books in a series in the correct sequence.
* The clean interface is focused on audiobook listening. Quickly jump back when you need to listen to something again. Bookmark all the locations you want to remember with optional text or audio notes. Sleep timer makes night time listening easy.
* Finding and listening to good audiobooks is simple and easy. You pick the book and the player automatically downloads it from the Ambling Books site ready for listening.
* Use Bluetooth car stereo systems and Bluetooth headphones to listen and control the audio playback. You just need to have your phone in your pocket.
* Create multiple bookmarks to easily return to any place in the book. You can include optional labels, text notes and/or audio notes with your bookmarks.
The Ambling BookPlayer will quickly become your favorite player.
Fixed a problem where the BlueTooth media buttons could revert back to the default music player after another application temporarily took the audio focus.
When deleting audio files the .nomedia and image files are now removed, and the directory is deleted if it is empty.
An issue where starting the player sometimes went to the library screen instead of the play controls for the current book was fixed.
Content rating: Everyone
- Current Version 4.5.76
- Size 3M
AFL-Visit the Alameda Free Library while on the go. Search the libraryâ€™s catalog, place holds, and view your account. Read articles, download ebooks, browse booklists and more. Make AFL your 24/7 source for research and recreational reading.
Content rating: Low Maturity
- Current Version 0.9.6.4
- Size 3M
SqueezeCommander is the perfect remote control app for your Logitech Squeeze Boxes.
* PW protected SqueezeBox Servers
* Fast library browse/search
* MySqueezeBox.com support
* Apps support
* Auto mute on calls
For SBS 7.5 - 7.7
See the link below for documentation.
REQUIRES A LOGITECH SQUEEZEBOX!
If you have any problem with SqueezeCommander, please contact me by email (email@example.com) and we will sort this out!
Or use the SlimDevices/SqueezeBox forum:
English support thread:
German support thread:
If you want to request an enhancement or report a bug, please use the SqueezeCommander tracker:
- Fixed a stupid bug that caused frequent reconnections when using the same SBS as local and remote server
- Fixed trackstat ratings in context menus
- Enabled Hardware Acceleration on Honeycomb
Content rating: Everyone
Blogs about The Library
Salem Library Blog Awards, Salem is once again hosting the Library Blog Awards. But the point isn't only to reward good writing once a year. We'd also like to expose the little-known and excellent
College of DuPage Library Blog, Resources and services available through the College of DuPage Library A Message from the College of DuPage Library Facebook Page. May 6th, 2011 by Colin. We're trying something new on our Facebook page. This status update should post to our blog automatically. Read more on our Facebook page: http:
Halmstad University Blog, bibweb.hh.se FramstÃ¥ende forskning inom tre styrkeomrÃ¥den: verksamhet, produkter och livskvalitet. HÃ¶gskolan har 40-talet verksamma professorer. If you want, you can try to search www.hh.se/library to see how our site has evolved over the years
Library Blog : What's new at the Library Technology Center at, shoreline.edu Drop-In Orientations at the Library. Spend 10 minutes with a librarian The Library is piloting Librarian Office Hours, a series of blocks of
LibraryLaw Blog, Blogging legal and political issues related to libraries. From . The National Jukebox, the new collection of digitized pre-1925 recordings streamed from the Library of Congress, appears to have been a big
The Open Library Blog, The Open Library Blog. A web page for every book. is currently offline back. By George Oates. Apologies for the service interruption. Our new Virtual Machine Environment hiccuped this morning, and we're shaking out the process we need to go through to restart everything smoothly
Library blog @ Riverina, blog.rit.tafensw.edu.au Add your comment by Friday June 10th 2011 - then watch out for the announcement of the winners on this blog on Tuesday June 14th. Entry in the Library Week 2011 iPod Shuffle draw is only open to current staff and students at TAFE NSW Riverina Institute
Odum Library Blog, valdosta.edu I won't get into too many details â€“ this is a blog, after all â€“ but here's the lowdown: We want any library patron who clicks on "Library Help" on the Main Menu in the Library Homepage to get a page that helps them out immediately after they clicked on the link
Chelmsford Library: Chelmsford Library Blog, Chelmsford Library Blog is powered by WordPress. Questions and Answers The new catalog we're getting at the library will look and act pretty differently from
On QR codes in the library and in our school newspaper, They're popping up all over the placeâ€“in my magazines, on store information, enhance resources, and promote activities in the library and around the
Library Blog, The American Library in Paris. Literature - Learning - Culture - Community. Founded 1920. The Paris Blog Publishing the voices of Anglophone expats in Paris
Reference Outreach & Instruction, blog.lib.umn.edu Minitex is pleased to offer training on the ELM suite of Britannica resources. on projects, using the new Britannica Online Public Library Edition
Reader's Almanac, Guest blog post by Bill McKibben, editor of American Earth: Environmental Writing Since Thoreau: The Library of America series. We've just mailed to subscribers the announcement of the series titles for 2011â€“2012, which includes four additional
Temple University Library News, blog.library.temple.edu Temple University Libraries would like to congratulate the student winners and honorable mentions for this year's Library Prize for Undergraduate Research and Library Prize for Undergraduate Research on Sustainability and the Environment. The winners of the Library Prize are:
blog, zn.ac.za Reposting Seth Godin's blog 2011/05/25 12:00:00 AM. The future of the library. What is a library for? First, how we got here: Before Gutenberg, a book cost about as much as a small house. As a result, only kings and bishops could afford to own a book of their own
Winnetka-Northfield Public Library District | Blog " index, Library Programs. Reading Picks. Links. Board. Staff. Jobs. Policies. Friends of the. Library Planning. Stay Warm at the Library. Blizzard of 2011. 01. The Results Are
BMCC Library Blog | Blue Mountain Community College, bluecc.edu At Blue Mountain Community College you can begin your educational journey. Transfer to a four-year university; earn a four-year degree; get professional skills for a new career, take special interest classes; upgrade your occupational skills
ad-lib, Loughborough University Library Blog. Celebrating the Library: What You Said! May 27th, 2011. A couple of months ago we asked you to share some of your thoughts and memories of the Library with us on video to use as part of our forthcoming 30th anniversary celebrations. Here's a sneak preview!
Evans Library Blog | ...bringing the library to our Florida, blog.lib.fit.edu To help everyone have a successful last few weeks of the semester, Evans Library will burn the midnight oil with you. You'll find RSS feeds for many of the Library's databases, Summon, the Research Guides, and, of course, our blog
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Question About The Library - Pilots For 9/11 Truth Forum, pilotsfor911 Is the library for just reading and no discussion? Not sure how it works, since I'm new here (IMG:http://pilotsfor911/forum/style_emoticons find it and include it in the library if it's worthy. The whole idea of the library was, that members contribute
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General david petraeus doctoral dissertation
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Among lt gen david h petraeus's qualifications for the post of senior us military commander in iraq is his work training iraqi security in 1987, he earned a phd from princeton's woodrow wilson school with a 328-page thesis titled the american military and the lessons of vietnam: a study of military. Cia director david petraeus has resigned over an extra-marital affair, broadwell began her doctoral dissertation on his leadership, which. Paula broadwell and general david petraeus review of her doctoral dissertation at king's college, london, on petraeus – for sleeping with.
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The Power of Books and How You Can Read for Free!
“My Alma mater was books, a good library…. I could spend the rest of my life reading, just satisfying my curiosity.”
Learning How to Read
I almost failed first or second grade because I was reading on a level below my peers. When my mom found out, there was no way she would let her son fail. Every evening after school she would force me to read an article of her choosing. After reading the article, my assignment was to summarize it. The next step would involve her quizzing me on what the article meant and some of its vocabulary words. “What does this word mean, young man!?” she would ask. If my answer was not satisfactory, I would be given a spanking. Although some of you may disagree with her pedagogical methods, it produced results! I ended up advancing to the next grade.
When I returned to school the following year, I was reading five grade levels ahead of my peers. Although learning to read had been a struggle, my mom’s unwavering faith in my ability to learn helped me conquer this mountain of mine. With my new found power of reading, I would go on to learn exciting facts about ancient cultures, science, psychology, etc. My standardized test scores improved tremendously. After graduating from elementary school, I got accepted into a magnet program because of my high test scores! Learning to read helped me to succeed then and now. If you are reading this, thanks Mom!
Thirst for Knowledge Continues
My mom is to blame for my insatiable desire to acquire knowledge that exists today. I can recall reading a quote from Malcolm X that describes how I feel about books perfectly. Although Malcolm X never went to school beyond the 8th grader, reporters would ask him what his Alma mater was. “My Alma mater was books, a good library…. I could spend the rest of my life reading, just satisfying my curiosity” would be his reply.
A Gifted Orator
Whether you agree or disagree with Malcolm X’s political belief, you cannot deny the fact he had a peerless command of the English language. He was a sought after speaker at Universities including Harvard and Oxford. While serving a ten year prison sentence, Malcolm stumbled upon a “homemade” education. He would end up copying the entire dictionary on a tablet! After learning this, I was inspired to duplicate this somewhat when I purchased The Verbal Advantage!
The Verbal Advantage
The Verbal Advantage is a vocabulary book that promises to teach a vocabulary that is share by “only the top percentage of Americans.” Definitely a bold marketing claim but the book is an incredible read. I loved it so much that I created a flash card for each word. When my friends and I were on winter break during my junior year, we stayed at a hotel street on Canal Street in New Orleans, La. I remember carrying them around and my friends asking what the hell I was doing. Trying to become a wordsmith, of course! You can improve your vocabulary by buying this book from Amazon for $3.71 or read on to discover how you can read it for free!
How You Can Read for Free
If I purchased every single book I was interested in, I would definitely be a member of Broke Phi Broke forever. That is why I read most of my books for “free” at the library. It is not truly free since most libraries I know are built with taxpayer dollars. In 2016, taxpayers voted to support the library in my hometown of Baton Rouge, La for another decade. While I am not exactly sure how other library systems work, at my system you can check out 50 books at a time and that does not include digital books! For digital books, we use a widely known platform called Overdrive.
OverDrive is a platform most library systems use to allow you to check out digital copies of books. In my library system, you are allowed to checkout up to 15 e-books at once. Below is a list of books I currently have checked out! If a book you want is not listed, I will show you how to recommended your library purchase a copy. Rise and Grind is a book I had to recommend.
How to Recommend a Book on Overdrive
Cait Flander’s book is not available in my library’s OverDrive catalog so I chose Recommend to Library on the left side of the screen
Hit recommend again under the format you want. I recommended the Ebooks because I find most audio books boring to listen to.
Enter your library card number is the text box provided!
Hit recommend one last time and sit back and wait for your library to purchase the book! My library system purchased the book after a few days. After reading Rise and Grind by Daymond John, I may do a book review so be sure to comeback for that!
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To enhance access to the knowledge base of the health sciences, instruct users (students, faculty, researchers, and clinicians) in information retrieval and management techniques acquire and organize a specialized collection of resources through effectively integrated technology to promote best practices.
To be a model library to other hospitals and health science libraries in Africa by the year 2025 G.C
- Understanding and, when possible, exceeding users’ need for access and information,
- Customer service that reflects professional, ethical, and polite behavior,
- Active collaboration in the learning and discovery process,
- Commitment to diversity, intellectual freedom, and self-actualization,
- Continuous learning, adaptability, innovation and enhancement of staff skills and services,
- Responsible and creative stewardship of limited College resources,
- A rewarding work environment characterized by team spirit, flexibility, personal growth and a study-conducive and welcoming environment for our users
- Provide service excellence and timely access to information in the health sciences, independent of user location and mode of access.
- Teach access to, retrieval of, and synthesis of information for education, clinical decision making, and research.
- Exceed user expectations as we manage the ongoing technological evolution of the library’s resources and services, working in partnership with the other departments in the St. Paul’s Hospital Millennium Medical College community.
- Continue reshaping library resources, services and outreach in light of the transition to the new campus.
- Innovate collaboratively to improve scholarly communications and the management and delivery of information services.
- Build on staff resource strengths in order to enhance the library as a learning environment workplace, through effective communications and staff development, mentoring and succession planning opportunities.
The current goals of the library are to establish a library catalog and inventory management system in order to permit regular circulation, and to develop facilities, instruction, and electronic resources in support of the most frequently requested education and clinical subjects. Progress in Digital library and automation, intellectual control of collections and move planning has been made with the guidance of an experienced professional librarian, with support from Addis Ababa University and the administration of SPHMMC.


The killer angels book report
It is like listening to a newscaster report live on an unfolding crisis. The more I think on it the more it horrifies me.
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He meets with Longstreet, who wants to swing southeast and come between the Union army and Washington, D. When I first started reading the book, we had just begun talking about the civil war in class. Many are there for their own personal reasons. Lee wants a final, definitive battle, and the Confederates are confident they can rout Gen. He is blind without Stuart, because without him he has no idea where the Union army is. Longstreet reluctantly agrees to attack the center of the line and places Pickett in charge of the assault. How can they look in the eyes of a man and make a slave of him and then quote the Bible? But he could not tell whether it was truly dust or only a natural sheen of light on hair above black skin. He decides he has no choice but to attack anyway, and a bloodbath on both sides is the result. The Union Army is the opposite. He adds a couple of additional viewpoints to round out the story, using the characters of Harrison, a Confederate spy, Armistead, one of the Confederate commanders under Pickett, and Fremantle, an English observer on the Confederate side.
Two other Confederate generals arrive and send word to Lee that they have engaged the Union troops, who continue to pour in from the south. The omniscient viewpoint gives the author a way to communicate many details, something that would be difficult to do through the eyes of only one person.
But to be a good officer you must be willing to order the death of the thing you love. Lee prays silently and inwardly praises God for allowing his heart pain to ease.
Throughout The Killer Angels, one can see all aspects of the Battle of Gettysburg through the eyes of the Army leaders themselves. Summary Advisory Plot Summary This story of the Battle of Gettysburg during the Civil War uses characters and the order of events that are historically accurate, though the dialogue is fictional.
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The timing of this review is no accident. Lee arrives in Gettysburg and finds the battle in full fury. Arthur Fremantle, an officer from England accompanying the Confederates as an observer, is unwaveringly certain that the Confederates will win because he believes that they are gentleman and the Union soldiers are rabble. The description of the armies reveals their qualities, motivations, and stark differences. On the Confederate side he focuses on Lee and Longstreet, while on the Union side he focuses on Buford and Chamberlain. He orders the men to fix their bayonets and charge. Lee because of quotes like these. As the U. The book starts with a Foreword that gives details of the armies and people involved. Without this knowledge I would have been astounded by the number of soldiers fighting and the many deaths that occurred in just one day. On July 3, Longstreet again advises Lee against a frontal assault, but Lee is adamant. On the opposite side of the army lines and the ideological spectrum, Col. The inclusion of a book's review does not constitute an endorsement by Focus on the Family. Using scenes that show the interactions of some of the men involved, you see the problems faced and decisions made, as well as the personal and individual reactions to those decisions. It largely shaped many facets about the kind of country we have today: The relationship between blacks and whites, the States and the Federal Government, and the various regions of the country.
Lee arrives in Gettysburg and finds the battle in full fury. Since the Confederate artillery shoots too high, not much damage is dealt to the Union batteries.
After reading the novel, I had an immensely greater understanding of what went on throughout the few days of the battle.
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”Dune” is a sci-fi fantasy epic set on faraway planets in the far future that matches “The Lord of the Rings” or “Game of Thrones.”
“Dune” was turned into a film in 1984 and a miniseries in 2000, inspired by Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel of the same title. A new rendition, starring Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, Jason Momoa, Josh Brolin, Oscar Isaac, and others, will be released in October.
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What Does The Storyline Look Like?
Admirers of the “Dune” novels and the 1984 version are eager to see how filmmaker Denis Villeneuve adapts this classic narrative in his next picture. While “Dune” isn’t a perfect plot, there are a few reasons why you shouldn’t pass up this speechless and captivating epic.
The Atreides family struggles to live on a new inhospitable planet in ‘Dune.’
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The Atreides family is the rulers of Caladan, an oceanic world, and “Dune” starts with the Emperor ordering the Atreides family to move to Arrakis, a dangerous desert planet.
When Leto and his family arrive on Arrakis, they take over the mining of melange, or “spice,” an unique mineral that Two tough fighters who aid Leto’s son Paul (Chalamet) in battle training, Gurney Hallack (Brolin) and Duncan Idaho (Momoa), join the Atreides on Arrakis.
The Atreides family, unfortunately, is abandoned by one of their own soon after their arrival on Arrakis, leaving Paul and his mother, the Bene Gesserit witch Jessica (Rebecca Ferguson), to battle for themselves.
Wait, There’s More
Jessica and Paul eventually come into interaction with the Fremen, a race of Arrakis natives. Paul learns more about his ancestry and psychic abilities, as well as meeting Chani, a Fremen woman, who is his soul match (Zendaya.)
The remaining members of the Atreides family soon join forces with the Fremen to retake Arrakis and exact vengeance on their forefathers.
It’s difficult to grasp the planets, cultures, and people of ‘Dune,’ but it’s essentially a coming-of-age story.
Unique Destinations And Names
Individual and location names in “Dune,” like any sci-fi story, might be difficult to remember. For example, the Kwisatz Haderach, Bene Genneserits, gom jabbars, and Arrakis. The Harkonnens, House Atreides, and their foe, the Padishah Emperor Shaddam, are all embroiled in tangled galactic politics.
However, “Dune” is mostly a coming-of-age story about Paul, Duke Leto’s young son, who is forced to fight for his and his family’s lives following a devastating treachery on Arrakis.
Coming Of Age Story
Throughout the course of “Dune,” Paul grows from a naive young aristocrat to the all-powerful Kwisatz Haderach — the Bene Gesserit sisterhood’s rescuer who is claimed to see both the past and the future.
He meets Chani, his companion, along the road, and becomes into a capable soldier and combatant, plotting revenge against the Harkonnens.
When the sci-fi aspects are removed, “Dune” becomes a standard coming-of-age story set on a distant future Earth.
With an exciting and relatable story, a star-studded cast, and an exquisite environment, “Dune” will surely be a must-see movie. While the premise has flaws and the depiction may be enhanced, the trailer for “Dune” shows that it will be a once-in-a-generation film.


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To help further my animation work, I decided to look at some books on art theory and drawing techniques to help further my craft.
One book that was particularly helpful to me was Seegmiller’s Digital Character Design and Painting. It illustrates the process of creating digital characters using a foundation drawn from traditional art techniques. It has been very helpful in explaining in detail complex concepts such as colour theory, lighting and value in an image which previously had not been explained properly to me.
Another book I found useful was The Art of Animal Drawing by Ken Hultgreen, which furthered my knowledge of animal anatomy and ways to express movement in animals through drawings. I found the notes on building the form of animals and the lines and arcs made through their movements particularly useful and will be helpful in my further animation work. The caricature references were also very useful in formalising designs for my character and finding ways to express emotion and personality through this.
Seegmiller, D., 2003. Digital Character Design and Painting. Massachusetts: Charles River Media, Inc.
Hultgreen. K., 1993. The Art of Animal Drawing: Construction, Action Analysis, Caricature. London: Pittman


of Abrahall, who held lands adjacent to
Gillow and who was
the most powerful man in the area of
Archenfield and the Hundred of Wormelow,
purchased the estate from the Pembridge heir in 1417-18.
Abrahall was also a MP for Hereford
city in 1419.
Abrahall had been receiver-general for the widow of Sir
Gilbert Talbot, lord of Archenfield, Goodrich Castle,
Eccleswall, Penyard castle and a great deal more.
On the inhertance of Sir John Talbot, Gilbert Talbot's
who was later to be the first earl of Shrewsbury,
John Abrahall was dismissed from office and a bitter
began between the two,
with each man at the head of a small army.
The late local archaeologist and historian
has written about these events:-
'The feud was part personal and part political, but the
activities of both of these 'companies' made the lives of
the inhabitants of the Hundred of Wormelow intolerable, and
in 1423 they were driven to petition the King's Parliament
for help. The petition told Parliament about:
'the many extortions, oppressions, murders, homicides,
abductions, the forcible oustering from their lands and
tenements of men with their wives and children, the taking
of fines and the taking of all their goods and chattles'
'the castle of Goderiche
which is in the March of Wales and where the said persons
are held in strong prison until they have paid fines and
ransoms to Sir John Talbot and other gentlemen... '.
The petition lists the names of 50 other men in Sir John
Talbot's company and 27 men and a woman in John Abrahall's.
In other documents John Abrahall was recorded as acting
'along with other Welsh evildoers to the number of sixty
all in warlike array'
on one foray, and with 80 in another. Stolen
cattle and horses were
driven to Gillow and prisoners were kept
there until they paid ransom. It may be of interest for us
today to note that Parliament did absolutely nothing beyond
expressing the pious hope:
'And may the act [of telling everyone to keep the peace] and
the enrolment of this petition accomplish what is desired.'


On this blog we make it clear to our readers who our enemies are, and why we believe their motivations are misplaced. In constantly lashing out at our enemies though, some people may begin to get the wrong ideas about what we really stand for here at “UNCENSORED”. While it is obvious there are those out there who take advantage of the resources offered by the Internet, we stand on a different leg. We advocate the use of the Internet as an extension of our human selves, to help better the world as we know it. So as we like to remind the world that we are strongly against CISPA and all that it stands for, we would also like to remind the world of some of our supporters in the fight for human freedom.
Ron Paul, American physician, author, and former politician, has spoken out time and time again about the importance of Internet freedom, and the necessity of keeping it intact. One item in particular, was his October 22nd Texas Straight Talk, in which he touches on CISPA and iterates why Internet freedom is vital for human freedom.
He explains that until the late 1990s, those who were interested in Austrian economics, U.S. constitutional history, and libertarian philosophy had few sources of information to study. They had to spend hours scouring used bookstores or the back pages of obscure libertarian periodicals to find the works of great writers including the likes of: Mises, Rothbard, Hayek, and other giants of liberty. Local library and university collections ignored libertarian politics and economics.
“Today, however, the greatest classics of libertarian thought, libertarian philosophy, and libertarian economics are available instantly to anyone with Internet access. Thanks to the Internet, it is easier than ever before for liberty activists to spread news and other information regarding the evils of government power and the benefits of freedom. For the first time in human history, supporters of liberty around the world can share information across borders quickly and cheaply. Without the filter of government censors, this information emboldens millions to question governments and promote liberty. This is why liberty-minded Americans must do everything possible to oppose– and stop– government attempts to censor or limit the free flow of information online.”
People with great influence such as Ron Paul, are the true benefactors of Internet freedom, and without these influential characters we may already have lost many of the freedoms that we still have, and cling on to so desperately.
Listen to the talk HERE: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3lOeaft5g4


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Could You Survive The Movies?: Mad Max is a science film that explores the science behind what you see in movies; specifically George Miller’s modern day classic, Mad Max: Fury Road. Host Jake Roper (me) takes you on an immersive ride through the world, blending scientific exploration with narrative storytelling. The episode follows Jake as he attempts to avoid capture by the Immortan and her horde while simultaneously testing the viability of surviving Fury Road and all the challenges it presents. Jake’s experimentation runs the gamut from determining if it’s possible to survive being strapped to the front of a moving car to finding out what would really happen if you got caught in a movie sized explosion. In addition to practical experiments, Jake dives into the science of the world…from how humanity could end up in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, to where to find water, to using live humans as blood bags. It’s equal parts entertainment and education all while celebrating the incredible film Mad Max: Fury Road.
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