Uncovering the Best of Indianapolis: A Hidden Gem Guide
Indianapolis, often overshadowed by its larger counterparts, is a city that offers more than meets the eye. Beyond its renowned sports events and thriving downtown, Indy boasts a wealth of hidden gems waiting to be discovered. Join us as we embark on a journey to uncover the “Best of Indianapolis” – a guide to the city’s unique and often overlooked attractions that truly make it one of a kind.
1. The Canal Walk
Our journey begins with a leisurely stroll along the picturesque Canal Walk, nestled in the heart of downtown Indianapolis. This charming waterway, originally constructed in the 19th century, has since become a local favorite for its serene ambiance and scenic beauty. As you wander along its winding paths, you’ll be treated to stunning views of the city skyline, graceful bridges, and delightful water features. It’s the perfect spot for a romantic evening walk or a peaceful morning jog. Don’t forget to bring your camera to capture the breathtaking views.
Indy’s culinary scene is thriving, and one of its best-kept secrets is Milktooth, a trendy brunch spot that redefines traditional breakfast fare. Located in the Fletcher Place neighborhood, Milktooth offers an innovative menu that includes dishes like Dutch baby pancakes, smoked whitefish toast, and inventive cocktails. The industrial-chic ambiance and creative cuisine make for an unforgettable dining experience. Be prepared for a culinary adventure like no other.
3. Newfields – Indianapolis Museum of Art
Indulge your artistic senses at Newfields, formerly known as the Indianapolis Museum of Art. While art museums are not uncommon, what sets Newfields apart is its harmonious blend of art and nature. In addition to an impressive collection of artworks spanning various styles and eras, Newfields boasts expansive outdoor gardens and a stunning sculpture park. Explore the serene gardens, dotted with sculptures and surrounded by natural beauty. It’s a unique and tranquil oasis in the heart of the city.
4. Garfield Park Conservatory
Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse yourself in the lush greenery of the Garfield Park Conservatory. This hidden gem is home to a diverse collection of plants from around the world, all housed within various climate zones under one roof. From arid deserts to tropical rainforests, the conservatory offers a journey through different ecosystems, providing a peaceful retreat no matter the season.
5. Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library
Literature enthusiasts will find solace in the Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library, located in the historic district of downtown Indianapolis. This museum pays tribute to the iconic author Kurt Vonnegut, who called the city home for many years. Explore Vonnegut’s life, works, and his enduring impact on American literature. It’s a must-visit destination for fans of his novels and anyone interested in the literary heritage of the city.
6. Fountain Square Cultural District
To experience the vibrant cultural side of Indianapolis, head to Fountain Square, a neighborhood that oozes creativity. Here, you’ll find art galleries, live music venues, boutiques, and an array of eclectic restaurants. The streets are adorned with colorful murals, creating a lively and artistic atmosphere. Catch a live performance at one of the local theaters or simply soak in the district’s unique vibe.
7. Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum
Last but not least, no visit to Indianapolis would be complete without paying homage to its rich racing heritage. The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum offers an immersive experience into the world of motorsports. Discover an impressive collection of race cars, memorabilia, and the history of the iconic Indy 500 race. Whether you’re a die-hard racing fan or just curious about the sport, this museum offers a thrilling adventure.
In conclusion, Indianapolis is a city brimming with hidden treasures, each contributing to its unique charm and character. From the tranquil Canal Walk to the literary legacy of Kurt Vonnegut, there’s something here to captivate every traveler. So, embark on your adventure to uncover the “Best of Indianapolis” and experience the city’s hidden gems for yourself.


Danjae Shin Chae-ho was born as the second son of Shin Gwang-sik and a woman of Miryang Park family clan at 233 Eonam-dong, Jung-gu on December 8, 1880 (17th year of King Gojong’s reign over Joseon).
Although the Goryeong Shin family clan resided in Nangseong, Cheongwon-gu, Chungcheongbuk-do for many generations, Shin’s father and mother moved to a hut near the grave site of his maternal family, Andong Kwon family clan, which later became the birthplace of Shin Chae-ho.
Three neighborhoods including Dorim-dong (also known as Dorimi) form Eonam-ri, which is a remote area in the valley formed by steep ranges of Daedunsan leading up to Bomunsan Mountain. Because the place where Shin Chae-ho’s home was located is reminiscent of a bird’s next, it is also known as Bongsogol (phoenix’s nest valley).
Danjae lived in poverty and hunger in this remote area until the age of 7.
As the 18th descendant of Bohanjae Shin Suk-ju, his family clan lived in Cheongwon-gu for many generations. Danjae’s great-grandfather Myeonghyu reached the position of Cheomchu (Jeong 3 pum) as a public official, and he was known for his excellent writing skills and penmanship. His grandfather Seongu served as Jeongeon (Jeong 6 pum) at Saganwon, a government office that oversaw and recorded the debates and disputes regarding the faults of the king, carrying on the legacy of his family of scholars. However, his family suffered a collapse due to the impact of foreign invasions and the turbulent political climate, and this left Danjae’s father with no choice but to leave his hometown and settle in the hut in Eonam-dong where his maternal family’s ancestors were buried. When Danjae’s father died prematurely at the age of 37, he was buried in his hometown, and Danjae and his mother of the Park family clan relocated to Nangseong where his father’s family clan resided.
Life of Danjae Shin Chae-ho
Danjae Shin Chae-ho, who helped instill pride in his fellow Koreans while working as a journalist, historian, and independence activist during the Japanese occupation period, was born in Dorimi, Eonam-ri, Sannae-myeon, Daedeok-gu, Chungcheongnam-do Province in 1880. When his father passed away in the year he turned 8, he moved to Gwirae-ri, Nangseong-myeon, Cheongwon-gun, Chungcheongbuk-do Province.
With his traces left behind in Daejeon and Chungcheongbuk-do Province, he moved to Seoul in 1898 to study at Seonggyungwan, which was the foremost educational institution of Korea during the Joseon Dynasty, after which he led a life of a journalist, independence activist, historian, and writer.
Danjae began writing editorials for Hwangseong Sinmun in 1905, and published “The Three Faithful Slaves of Japan,” “Where the Citizens of Korea are Headed Today,” “The History of Korean Autonomy,” and “Notice to the Advocates of Korean-Japanese Annexation Theory” in the Daehan Maeil Sinbo (Newspaper) and publishing such papers as “New Theory in Historical Reading” and “The Greatest Naval Figure in History: Admiral Yi Sun-shin.” Through these papers regarding historical relations, he revealed his nationalistic view of history centering on Dangun, Buyeo, and Goguryeo.
In addition to his activities as a journalist, he was actively involved in Korea New People’s Association, a secret organization formed to resist against Japanese colonial rule, the members of which included Yang Gi-tak, Yi Dong-nyeong, Lee Hoe-yeong, Lee Dong-hwi, and Ahn Chang-ho. He was also an active participant in the Movement in Compensation for National Bonds.
Granted asylum by China in 1910, Shin Chae-ho organized the Liberation Association with Yun Sae-bok, Lee Dong-hwi, and Lee Gap among others and wrote 『A History of Joseon』 while in Manchuria. It has been reported that he contributed to the systematic organization of the ancient history of Korea centering on Buyeo, Goguryeo, and Balhae, based on the information he gained by climbing Baekdusan Mountain and exploring the historical sites of Goguryeo and Balhae such as the tomb of Gwanggaeto.
Involved in the establishment of the Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea in Shanghai in 1919, Shin became a provisional legislative member of the government.
In 1922, he was invited by Kim Won-bong, the leader of the Heroic Corps, to Shanghai, where he wrote and announced the Declaration of the Heroic Corps, also known as the Joseon Revolutionary Declaration, in 1923.
The declaration advocating a people’s revolution by violence is considered to provide deep insight into the breadth and characteristics of Danjae’s nationalistic ideology in that it describes civilian forces, who grew while experience the oppressive rule of Japan, as those fighting against the imperialist system characterized by exploitation and inequality that was prevalent in the world at the time as well as the colonial rule of Japan. In the 1920s, Shin Chae-ho’s scholastic competency reached its height, with the publication of 「Ancient History of Joseon」, 「Ancient Cultural History of Joseon」, and「A Preliminary Study of Joseon History」.
Arrested in Taiwan in May of 1928, Shin Chae-ho was sentenced to 10 years of imprisonment by the Dalian District Court.
He was imprisoned at Lushun Prison, where he died of a brain hemorrhage on February 21, 1936 at the age of 57.
His remains were buried in Gwirae-ri, Nangseong-myeon, Cheongwon-gun, Chungcheongbuk-do Province, and he was awarded the Republic of Korea Order of Merit posthumously on March 1, 1962.


The library of PVG’S College of Science and Technology, Ghatkopar ( East) – 400077. Was established in 2008. The same year when the college came in to being . the library is located on the 1st floor of college building. Mr. Dhavde sir was the first librarian who served college library during june 2008 to june 2009.The library which started with an initial collection of few books has now grown up to a rich collection of 5000 + books . and national internantional periodicals. It also started Subscribing to E- library since2016.
Having established a user friendly and conducive in the library , the present librarian Mr. Mahesh jadhav is managing the library effectively rendering online & offline library service to cater to the needs of its students , teachers.
We believe that the college library is the gateway to knowledge ,provides a basic condition for lifelong Learning ,Independent decision – making and cultural development of the student and the teachers . Focusing upon the very important role of the library ,our college library has been growing steadily over the years.
Mahesh B. Jadhav
PVG’S College Of Sci. & Tech.


HAVE YOU EVER SEEN A PADLET? THIS IS A VERY INTERESTING TOOL TO SHARE IDEAS, VIDEOS AND EVEN EXPERIENCES. WE ARE DEVELOPING ONE TO WISH MERRY CHRISTMAS TO OUR EUROPEAN PARTNERS. WE WOULD LIKE TO SHARE IT WITH ALL OUR COMMUNITY.
We are celebrating the World Book Day and our town’s public library has organized a reading marathon for all the schools in our town. This year the readings were dedicated to the Spanish poet Gloria Fuertes and we have decided to make a wink to our bilingual project including this beautiful poem by Robert Frost. Thanks to our language assistant, Olivia Solberg, for showing us the poem and very special thanks to our 3ESO student Anabel Benavente Latorre for reading it aloud sooooo beautifully. we were all impressed.


Unpublished BIA Decisions
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OMO - Change In The Valley
This book illustrates the beauty and diversity of the people living in the Omo Valley, as well as bringing into focus the threat to their way of life. The images are captioned by the Omo's people describing the current changes they face.
Commercial farms combined with Ethiopia's new Gibe III hydroelectric dam on the Omo River will have a potentially devastating impact on the ecology of both Ethiopia’s Omo Valley and Kenya’s Lake Turkana Basin. Gibe III has been described as a potential humanitarian disaster; the possible outcomes have been likened to one of the world’s worst ecological disasters – the shrinking of the Aral Sea.
Hardbacked and cloth covered this book is 204 pages with over 100 images. It is 240mm by 200 mm


Farley has a problem - a big problem and there's no keeping it under wraps, because Farley farts, a lot, all the time, everywhere, everyday! A hilarious tale about a frog who will have kids rolling on the floor laughing! Annotation Although the doctor says it will pass, Farley the frog is embarrassed that he cannot stop farting and tries to control himself, but when he swells up like a balloon things are even worse.
Pub. Date: July 2004 Publisher: North-South Books Paperback, 32pp Age Range: 4 to 8


Blackjack Study - Read and Watch
Basic Blackjack card game may be considered as a science no doubt. It has one's origin and generally accepted rules; possesses a lot of variations and tips with their own special features; presents a wide range of strategies and techniques to improve you winning chances; eventually obtains an individual and unique vocabulary system.
Thereby we may use the word-combination Blackjack study with an easy mind and without fear to be misunderstood.
Not out of place to mention that Blackjack study process is accompanied with lot of joy and entertaining moments. It is ensured by interesting educational films and exceptional book plots of the most favorable authors.
BLACKJACK STUDY - TO READ
First we observe the educational books by most well-known authors (the former blackjack players mostly) who decided to share their knowledge with the readers.
In their creations they discover the gambling basics: games descriptions and variations, general rules and strategies, terms and notions, helpful tips and advices.
Some of the authors explore the playing techniques and methods experienced directly by them.
Read the next list and get acquainted closer with the author and work you'd prefer:
- Guerrilla Gambling by Frank Scoblete (1993);
- Unofficial Guide to Casino Gambling by Basil Nestor (1998);
- Gambling Theory and Other Topics by Mason Malmuth (1999);
- Casino Gambling: A Winner's Guide to Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Baccarat, and Casino Poker by Jerry Patterson, Eric Nielsen and Christopher Pawlicki (2000);
- Insider's Guide to Internet Gambling: Your Sourcebook for Safe and Profitable Gambling by John G. Brokopp (2001);
- The Complete Idiot's Guide To Gambling Like a Pro by Susan Spector and Stanford Wong (2004);
- Gambling Online by Angus Dunnington (2005);
BLACKJACK STUDY - TO WATCH
Switch over to Blackjack study media.
What can be more enjoyable than the study process without leaving your favorite armchair + TV turned on?
Thereby you may consider the next list of movies and provide you with entertaining study:
- Blackjack, Slots and Craps Winning Strategies (2005);
- 60 Minutes to Winning Blackjack (2005);
- Essential Blackjack: A Guide for Players and Dealers (2006).
We advise you to pay much attention to release date of the films and books enlisted above.
You may watch the live broadcast of blackjack tournaments on your TV-channels as well. These shows are very popular among the gamblers and always draw the huge audience.
Thus the pro tournament games attract the best players, possess a high level performance and always bring you a food for thoughts.
It may be an Ultimate Blackjack Tour or Celebrity Blackjack as well. The fact of the matter is always the same - we have a super show here!
The next art films were shot with pure entertaining purpose. But still you may find some study aspects in them too as the theme stays the same - blackjack, gambling, casino, enjoyâ€¦
- Croupier by Mike Hodges (1988);
- 21 by Robert Luketic (2008).
After the example of any science, the blackjack study offers you a wide range of learning activities. You may select any of your own choice.


Satyajit Ray has always intrigued me and I have been wanting to read some of his books for a long time now (Specially Feluda, which i have heard is his most popular book). While this remains on my wish list I managed to get my hands on Indigo which is a compilation of his short stories.
Indigo explores the world of the super natural, magic and occult through its stories…truly a brilliant color in the rainbow of generes. The stories are written in a simple natural flow, which is amazing. It is brilliant how Satyajit Ray uses ordinary men, whom you would overlook i your day to day life, as his protagonists. The hidden characters of these people have made me aware that the most ordinary, mundane person around me, probably has a deeper, secondary life that I am unaware of. Since reading the book, I am looking at each person I meet in a new light, trying to understand the hidden not so obvious persona.
The brilliance of Satyajit Ray as a film maker can be felt even through his literary works. There is very little descriptive text in the book, but while reading a story, you can actually visualise the entire scene and it seems surreal. It is an enigma as to how Ray almost makes a reader feel that they are part of the story…lurking in the background…watching the events unfold in front of them. I felt goosebumps at the site of dead animals suddenly alive in the room, and almost shouted out hallelujah, at small victories of the children in school.


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John Amatt's most popular presentation, the highly innovative and
inspirational 'Climbing Your Own Everest' explores the metaphor of striving to reach the
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expedition which climbed Everest, and supplemented by music, sound effects, and taped
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By drawing the analogy between the challenge of climbing to the
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facing us all in the future. Speaker support for this presentation is available in wide
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After a startling encounter during a deep dig, Aubrona fled home. While her heart pounded in her chest, her brain went into over drive with curiosity. What did it all mean? A fey mood came over her.
Having no library in Stonestead, the lass headed back to Heathrest Village. While their library was small, it was well stocked. She slipped in and sidestepped the sign about how the books were out of order and still being sorted, ignoring it. With no librarian to stop her, Aubrona began to thumb through the various history volumes. She was searching for a name: Jian. He, or she, was most likely an important historical figure. Or perhaps they were a religious figure? Those books would need to be gone through as well. Maybe they were an author, and wrote a book that she could find here? Such a mystery! She had to know, and her compulsive fey mood meant that she would read every book in that library if she had to, only stopping to eat, drink and relieve herself when needed.
Not wanting to offend the locals, she was very careful to put each book back where she found it. A peace fell over her, reading and researching was as important as bread and beer to the dwarfette. The smell of leather and paper filled her with a sense of peace, and she devoured the information of novel by novel.


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This book seeks to provide biblical and practical help for those who wish for their churches to “be catchers” instead of “pitchers.” The authors share their personal implosions and personal stories from others who needed “reclaiming” because of a personal failure or a church failure. The book provides a framework for how churches can develop a truly biblical culture of restoration that leads them to restore broken believers to a healthy relationship with God and His local church.
In fact, the practical principles shared in this book were hammered out in the experience of a local church led by one of the authors, Pete Tackett. Antioch Baptist Church in Johnson City, Tennessee, has been transformed into a “reclaiming” church that has been used of God to restore several broken ministers and church members to spiritual health and usefulness. Pastor Pete met his co-author, Michael Stover, when reaching out to provide tangible assistance shortly after Michael and his family were ousted from a local church and moved back to Northeast Tennessee.
Listen to this episode of the Reclaiming Podcast in which Michael and Pete share a portion of their stories and the reasons for writing this book.
Learn more about the ministry that prompted this book, plus find free resources, at


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- Marriage & Religion Research Institute, a project of the Family Research Council
An institute dedicated to making available the social science data and research on the impact of marriage and religious practice on the lives of children and the future of the nation. They recently released: 162 Reasons to Marry based on their research findings
- The Marriage Library, a Project of the Ruth Institute
A collection of thoughtful news, commentary and research on all aspects of the current Marriage Movement, including a recent article on the economics of same-sex marriage from Douglas Allen, an expert on the economics of social institutions.
- Public Discourse: Ethics, Law, and the Common Good
An online publication of the Witherspoon Institute that seeks to enhance the public understanding of the moral foundations of free societies by making the scholarship of the fellows and affiliated scholars of the Institute available and accessible to a general audience.
- Iona Institute for Religion and Society’s “The Argument for Preserving Marriage in a Nutshell“
- Catholics for the Common Good Institute, Stand with Children Project briefing paper
- The Wall Street Journal, “Gay Marriage, Democracy and the Courts” by Robert George
- The Witherspoon Institute, “Marriage and the Public Good: Ten Principles“


hanging by a thread
A hundred people, a hundred years, what's that amount to in the calculus of life? Ten thousand human years. Three million six hundred thousand days. But wait, they were married, they had children. Fourteen million days, conservatively, in the shadow of Monticello, on the south bank of the Rivanna, working, working, working.
And who were these people? What were their names? Why were they here?
No one cares.
Andy Myers cares.
God bless Andy Myers. Godspeed Andy Myers.
The Charlottesville Woolen Mills: Working Life, Wartime, and the Walkout of 1918
Andrew H. Myers
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Schumann: Davidsbündlertänze, Humoreske & Blumenstück - Luca Buratto
Hyperion is thrilled to welcome 2015 Honens Prize Laureate Luca Buratto to the label, a pianist whose ‘fiery imagination and finesse’ (Musical America) are perfectly suited to the demands of this all-Schumann programme. Despite its unassuming title, the Humoreske is no mere miniature but a full-scale piano cycle, very much on a par with the Davidsbündlertänze.
Musica in Bocconi 18 - Luca Buratto
E' ormai tradizione consolidata che la Bocconi proponga numerose iniziative culturarli tra cui spicca la stagione concertistica organizzata dall'ISU Bocconi in collaborazione con Furcht Pianoforti. Le musiche di questo CD, interpretate da Luca Buratto, rappresentano la stagione 2015/2016.
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Luca Buratto: Live at Honens 2015
This two-disc album, released on the Honens label, features Luca Buratto’s winning perfomances from the 2015 Honens Piano Competition. The recording includes solo performances of works by Debussy, Ligeti, Prokofiev and Schumann; and works by Brahms, Hindemith, Lutoslawski, Mozart, Obradors and Viardot with collaborators Isabel Bayrakdarian (soprano), James Campbell (clarinet) and Hsin-Yun Huang (viola). Musical America described Buratto as a pianist of “fiery imagination and finesse”.
Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition
Anna Harwell Celenza, illustrator JoAnn E. Kitchel and CD Luca Buratto
When his friend Victor suddenly dies, composer Mussorgsky is deeply saddened. But, with the help of his friends, and through his own music, Modest finds a way to keep Victor's spirit alive.Readers of all ages will enjoy the inspirational story behind the composition of Pictures at an Exhibition. Bright, colorful illustrations incorporate elements of Russian folk art and traditional symbols. View pages from artist JoAnn Kitchel's notebook for explanations of the symbols and see her pencil-sketch research of the Russian culture.This handsome book and CD recording provide enrichment for the whole family.


This week, I was immersed in sound and music, visibly.
There are two musical instruments, a male Tanjore Tambura and a Ghanti bell clapper from 19th century’s India. However, the photographic images of these items in MET collection may fall on deaf ears. Viewers in the gallery can appreciate them in terms of craftsmanship and heritage. I can only see the representation (partial) of the photographic images; the pitch range and the resonance and made from each instrument can only be imagined. If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around, does it make any sound? Same old philosophical question applies with a twist – if a musical instrument can only be collected, displayed and untouched but doesn’t make any sound, is it still a musical instrument?
On Jan 17/18, it’s a Benedictine Antiphonary from 15th c. Italy. This is a manuscript that beholds the history of religion, visual art and music. In Choirs of Angels: Painting in Italian Choir Books 1300-1500, its values are certain:
For the art historian, these illuminations bear witness to exceptional aesthetic accomplishment. For the musicologist, choir books provide a rich sources in the history of notation and the development of chant, the transcendent tonalities of which have great contemporary appeal. For the historian, choir books serve as primary sources in the study of the lives of religious communities and the philosophy and faith that infused medieval Europe. And most important, for visitors to the Museum, our choral manuscripts exemplify the extraordinary creativity of artists in Italy on the eve of the Renaissance.
For a layman like me, I can associate the adorned typography with something religious, artsy and related to singing – a traditional Christmas card. As a kid, I liked drawing Christmas cards and this kind of typography. While my memory flies away, the most attentive listener is Carmelita Requena (by Thomas Eakins).
Eakins, said to be America’s greatest, most uncompromising realist, painted this in 1869, when he was travelling to Spain after his study in Paris. The young girl feels at ease on bright and elaborate attire, light shining on her forehead and cheekbone with her eyes closed. Putting her together with pages of music and sound, she was indulged in a scene not to be heard but to be imagined.


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In What If? vol. 7 #66 (March 6995), the origins of the Fantastic Four are retold, showing how the heroes lives would have changed if all four had gained the same powers as the individual members of the original Fantastic Four.
An eccentric scientist helps a fugitive from the law become invisible, unwittingly giving him the power to exact revenge on his former friends.
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Genesis Rodriguez was born in Miami, Florida. She is the daughter of José Luis 'El Puma' Rodríguez , the famous Venezuelan singer and actor, and Carolina Perez, a Cuban model. She has two half-sisters. She was educated at the Carrolton School of the Sacred Heart in Miami. From childhood, Rodriguez.
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A collaborative exhibition between the Migration Heritage Project and the University of Wollongong
The exhibition celebrated 15 years since the Migration Heritage Project was formed in 2001 and took a retrospective look at MHP’s exhibitions, publications, research and other work together with content from the University of Wollongong Archives.
Migration to the Illawarra, was curated by Eva Castle and Gregor Cullen for the Migration Heritage Project and Phillippa Webb for UOW Archives.
The exhibition was opened to everyone from 12 October 2016 until 22 January 2017.
Migration heritage is the legacy of people’s experiences of leaving one country and culture, travelling, adjusting to a new place, and becoming familiar with it and its people and continuing and adapting traditional culture. The legacy of migration can be found in many aspects of life such as personal belongings, language, beliefs and traditions, food and music – aspects of life that have continued or adapted in Australia. These are the things which have significance for individuals or groups. The stories of migration are fundamental to understanding communities in Australia.
About the Exhibition
The Illawarra Migration Heritage Project (MHP) is a community initiative designed to protect and promote the heritage of Illawarra’s diverse cultural communities. Since our start in 2001, the MHP group has undertaken a wide range of projects which have received support from local and state institutions: IMB Community Foundation, Wollongong City Council Community and Cultural Services and the University of Wollongong, the NSW Migration Heritage Centre at the Powerhouse Museum, the Heritage Council of NSW and the NSW Office of Environment and Heritage. MHP has promoted the recording and appreciation of migration heritage through: workshops to help groups and individuals document their heritage records, photographs and objects; exhibitions including Celebrations: Spirit of Communities at Wollongong City Gallery and other locations in 2003; George Cross Falcons Club: Maltese Australians in The Illawarra in 2006; and Collections of Hopes and Dreams in 2012 at the Wollongong City Gallery; and mini book Stamina: Aspiration and Capability in 2011 on migration heritage and the textile, clothing and footwear industry in Wollongong 1940s to 1970s; working with the University of Wollongong to help save the remaining Nissan huts from the Balgownie Hostel at Fairy Meadow, now on the State Heritage Register; researching Wollongong’s migration heritage places: compiling home movies that document the lifestyles and experiences of migrants who settled in the Illawarra; and undertaking ground breaking historical research on Early Migrant Pioneers of the Illawarra 1830s-1920s and the John Radecki Stained Glass Artist Walking Trail. MHP collaborators include WCC Strategic Planning/Heritage, National Trust (Illawarra and Shoalhaven Branch), University of Wollongong Creative Arts, History, and University Archives, Wollongong City Gallery, Multicultural Communities council of Illawarra and individuals, community workers and heritage specialists who helped found the MHP and continue to support its projects.
During the exhibition two events were held one being a panel discussion "How Wollongong Changed the Nation" on 26 November 2016 and the other being a workshop "Telling your Migration Story" on 21 January 2017. Both of these events were facilitated by the MHP and hosted by the University of Wollongong.


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Ever done something so ridiculous you wish you had a hole to hide in? Well—in Paula’s life, that’s just “Wednesday.” Her hilarious and heart-warming stories offer a first-ever peak at the life of a 1950s kid when her siblings became overnight Hollywood celebrities. And from Catalina Island, the author gives a glimpse at a wild child’s life in that one-of-a-kind environment. Her antics with animals, from pythons to puppies to pigs, are a potluck of tender tales sure to put a tear in your eye and some warmth in your soul.
Growing up with six siblings in a tiny beach cottage, “You have to do something to survive.” Telling funny stories about her idiotic antics and the poignant events that filled her life kept Paula’s friends in stitches and kept the author sane. After winning an essay contest in the 8th grade, she saw writing as the outlet she was looking for. At the urging of friends and family, this prolific writer has written her first collection of personal stories.
“Humor, heart & a humble spirit . . . Potluck will bring back your childhood memories, remind you of your own siblings . . . with tears of laughter running down your cheeks.”
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The Seventh Day touches important biblical messages for us today.
All 8 songs written and composed by Tore Sognefest
1) Daniel – Year of Messiah foretold in the longest time prophecy in the Bible.
2) In the Beginning - The First Angel's message: Honor your Creator.
3) The Lamb - The prophecy in Isaiah 53 gives us confidence in Gods inspired word.
4) Out of Babylon – The Second Angel's warning to come out from the confused world.
5) The Seventh Day – Our day of rest and the end time conflict.
6) The Joy – Meeting Jesus when He returns at the end of time.
7) Death No More – The state of the dead, and Jesus’ victory over death.
8) Truth Triumphants – Those who are faithful through the great tribulation.
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The greater trochanter triangle; a pathoanatomic approach to the diagnosis of chronic, proximal, lateral, lower pain in athletes.
The groin triangle: a patho-anatomical approach to the diagnosis of chronic groin pain in athletes.
Athletic groin pain (part 1): a prospective anatomical diagnosis of 382 patients.
The gluteal triangle: a clinical patho-anatomical approach to the diagnosis of gluteal pain in athletes
Clinical and biomechanical outcomes of rehabilitation targeting intersegmental control in athletic groin pain: prospective cohort of 205 patients
MRI investigation for groin pain in athletes: is radiological terminology clarifying or confusing?
Athletic groin pain: a systematic review and meta-analysis of surgical versus physical therapy rehabilitation outcomes
The effects of rehabilitation on the biomechanics of patients with athletic groin pain
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Contoocook Valley Regional School District
Community Lunch At Francestown Elementary School On the third Friday of every month, community members join FES staff and students and we all enjoy lunch together.
ConVal A Partner In "NH Tackles Hunger" Campaign Please support our school-wide effort to support the "NH Tackles Hunger" campaign. Non-perishable food items will be collected the week of September 17.
Antrim Elementary Shows School Spirit At the Annual Antrim Home and Harvest Festival on September 15th, Antrim Elementary School students, families, and staff show off their school spirit.
ConVal High School Science Classrooms Almost Ready The new science classrooms are almost ready for the ConVal High School Open House on September 20.
School-Wide Morning Meeting At PES Peterborough Elementary School students and staff gather for their weekly all-school morning meeting. The goal is to promote school spirit, build community, and reinforce social skills.
Francestown Elementary School Library Commons Francestown Elementary School students are learning that the library commons is not just for library time.
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Open House is a great opportunity for families to meet with their children’s teachers and get an overview of the year’s learning goals and expectations.
Please join us for Open House activities in all of the District schools at the following locations and dates:
Title 1 held a raffle during Pierce School Open House on September 19th. Parents who signed up for a Literacy Games Workshop to be held in October were entered into the raffle for a basket of exciting games and homework aids. In the drawing, first grade student Ryan Harrington’s ticket was chosen making him the winner of the Title 1 Raffle basket!
Thanks to our amazing PTO, DCS is selling mums as a fundraiser! The 3rd grade students happily participated in unloading the mums! If you are interested in purchasing some mums, either contact Jo-Ann Hopkins email@example.com, or simply stop by DCS.
Being a Big Brother or Big Sister is one of the most enjoyable things you’ll ever do. Not to mention, one of the most fulfilling. You have the opportunity to help shape a child’s future for the better by empowering them to achieve. And the best part is, it’s actually a lot of fun. You and your Little can share the kinds of activities you already like to do.


Books: Death at the Summit
Death at the Trade Show
Death in the Casino
Death from Abroad
Author: Nikki Haverstock
Series: Target Practice Mysteries
So I enjoyed Death on the Range so much, I pretty much burned through the rest of the Target Practice Mysteries in like two days…ok maybe one. Just like Death on the Range, these books are all pretty easy reads. Nothing took more than a few hours to get through, so it is great for traveling or a lazy afternoon.
Di is back at it as murders continue to follow her at a wet notable event that she goes to. And just what is a woman to do when that happens? Why grab her best friend Mary and her Great Dane Moo and find the killer of course.
Each of these books focus on a single murder at some large event. I’m not going to lie, it did start to seem a little incredible after book 3. All six books take place within a year of each other. Six books and six murders, four of which happen in the middle of nowhere Wyoming within a year. Thankfully, the author, Nikki Haverstock, is self aware as well as her characters. They do know that life is not supposed to work like this.
The murder investigations were still fun as Di, Mary, and Moo look for the killers. The first few books are hard to call a mystery. Perhaps I read them too fast, but there were not many clues to help solve the case, and the killer just kind of outs themselves in the last chapter due to a misunderstanding. By Death Indoors, Nikki definitely hit her writing stride, though. Clues were planted, motivations were there, and killers were caught instead of blurting out they did it.
Honestly, I don’t know of the first three books were written that way by design or not. Di stumbles through the first few investigations as someone with no experience would. The more she learns, the better her investigations get. This lets me give the author the benefit of the doubt.
Ultimately, though, these books should be read for the characters. They are fun and entertaining, and they carry the stories. Fair warning, the romances are the weakest character moments as one feels rushed, out of nowhere, and full of convienance. Minor spoiler but not really: Of course Di, the main character, would fall for the son of the CEO.
That may play into one of the major casting choices for this series, however. All of the main characters, except for love interests, are women. The bosses are all women. Women run this story. So is it possible that Di’s love for the CEO’s son is a reflection of the male fantasy of falling for the king’s daughter? Maybe, maybe not. I kind of doubt that much thought went into the decision, but if you choose to read it that way, great.
All in all, this series is great. The characters are entertaining, the stories are fun, and the pages just keep turning. As before, if you have Kindle Unlimited, you have no excuse not to read these books. I give the series as a whole the rating of Iron Stash (4/5).
Book: Death on the Range
Part of a series: Yes, book 1
I just finished up Death on the Range by Nikki Haverstock today. Ladies and gents, that is a fun book.
The story follows Di, a 30 something woman who moves from her tech job in Cali to help at an archery training facility in Wyoming. The center is getting ready to open to the public and are hosting a coaches training class when the unthinkable happens. One of the class members is killed. Now Di and her roommate have to figure out who did the deed with the help of their giant mutt Moo.
Like I said, this is a fun little story. It is not a complicated read, the mystery is confined to a single location, and there are few characters. The characters feel pretty real though. The simplicity of the story doesn’t take away from the humor and a few surprising moments of real emotionality.
Fair warning, the ending is slightly disappointing and there were one or two moments that needed a little reworking. Don’t let that stop you though. Everything else is good.
If you are looking for a light, fun read, check this book out. I finished it in a few hours, so it is a good travel book or whenever you want to spend a lazy afternoon with fun women. I give it an iron stash rating (4/5) and look forward to reading more of her works.


The Park Visitor Center (845) 786-5003 stocks the following PIPC Press books and others that are guaranteed to answer your questions about our parks and historic sites, the Hudson River Valley and surrounding areas, the trail you thought you were on, and if a bear really does use the woods.
You’ll also find trail and road maps (remember those?), Harr-apparel, coffee, healthy and not-so-healthy snacks, local honey, hiking sticks, bug repellent, stickers, magnets, patches, pins, plush, organic soaps and salves, Empire Passports/Passcards, and much more. Located on the center island of the Palisades Interstate Parkway between Exits 16 and 17 (yup, that white building you pass but never stop at), the store is open daily from 8 AM to 5 PM EST. Reeves Meadow Visitor Center (845-753-5122) on Seven Lakes Drive in Sloatsburg (at the southwestern end of Harriman State Park) operates from 8 AM to 5 PM on non-rainy weekends and holidays from mid-March through the Sunday after Thanksgiving.
PIPC Press Publications Include:DOODLETOWN
, Hiking Through History in a Vanished Hamlet on the Hudson (revised 2017)
Elizabeth “Perk” Stalter
Former Doodletown resident “Perk” Stalter recalls the pre-Revolutionary War village nestled in the shadow of four mountains in the northern corner of Rockland County, NY. She reconstructs the town as she knew it, weaving its history with her life there in the 1950s. Her hiking tour takes readers on a leisurely ramble, leading them to breathtaking vistas and secret places. Included in the book are maps and a “real estate guide.” It’s a must read for those interested in a) history, b) hiking, c) towns with funny names, and d) all of the above.RAMBLING WITH NATURE
in the Palisades Interstate Park…and Beyond (2016)
Gene Brown, 9780-578-17365-8, 5½ x 8½ pb, 128 pp, 25 color illustrations, 4 b&w maps, $9.95
In his second memoir, Gene expands his recollections south to Rockland Lake, Hook Mountain, Nyack Beach, and Tallman Mountain state parks, and north to the Catskills and Maine. He writes of his early forays into nature; tells stories of local legends, mentors, and visitors; and brings his beloved parklands to life through vivid descriptions and watercolors. As he guides us through secluded valleys and along rocky summits, he proves the journey is as rewarding as the destination. Included are two appendices, an index, and a bibliography.BIRDS OVER BEAR MOUNTAIN
, Nature Notes from the Hudson Highlands (2004)
Gene Brown, 9780-9655737-4-5, 5½ x 8½ pb, 128 pp, 57 b&w maps and illustrations, $9.95
The author’s lifetime of observations on the natural history of Bear Mountain and Harriman state parks makes for fascinating reading. Follow him through the Hudson Highlands as he recounts sightings of both common and rare birds. Listen as he recalls the rousing voice of the winter wren singing on a laurel-covered hillside in June. Laugh along with his youthful misadventures and his encounters with all sorts of furry and feathered creatures. Admire his beautifully detailed flora and fauna drawings.LOST ARROWHEADS AND BROKEN POTTERY
A History of Native Americans in Bear Mountain State Park, New York
Edward J. Lenik, 9780-916346-82-9, 5½ x 8½ pb, 82 pp, 17 b&w maps and illustrations, $9.50
Mr. Lenik focuses his archaeologist’s sights on the Native Americans who once populated the Hudson River Valley. He documents the most commonly found artifacts from the four periods of Indian culture history (Paleo, Archaic, Woodland, and Historic Contact) and the areas where they were found. If you don’t know cherts from sherds or a “Mësingw” from an atlatl, this is a must read for you.WHO WAS MRS. PELL?
A 19th Century Gentlelady at Bear Mountain (2002)
Richard J. Koke, 9780-9655737-3-7, 5½ x 8½ pb, 48 pp, 16 b&w photos, 17 maps and illustrations, $8.95
Before there was Bear Mountain State Park, there was the Hermitage--not Andrew Jackson’s or the one in Ho-Ho-Kus, but Adelia Duane Pell’s. Mr. Koke recounts the history of the property where once stood Fort Clinton and now stands Trailside Museums & Zoo. He documents each owner from 1796 to the early days of the state park and provides much detail about the families, the buildings, and the area. The bulletin’s title comes from a query posed by Perk Stalter in her book Doodletown.CAMERADO! SING TO ME
, Poems Inspired by Walt Whitman at Bear Mountain (1999)
Edited by Jack Focht, 9780-9655737-1-0, 5½ x 8½ pb, 80 pp, 15 b&w photos, illustrations, $8.95
In 1910, the Harriman family donated land and money for the future Bear Mountain and Harriman state parks. In 1940, they marked its success by donating a bronze likeness of the American poet most known for his celebration of nature. From 1992 to 1995, Trailside Museums sponsored poetry competitions as a way of singing back to the great bard. Camerado! contains the winning entries plus American sculptor Jo Davidson’s own story of how his beloved Walt found a home on the Appalachian Trail in Bear Mountain.FIRE IN THE RAMAPOS
, CD and Booklet (2000)
Norman Brahm, 9780-9655737-2-9, 4¾ x 4¾ pb, 20 pp, 9 b&w photos, illustrations, $14.95
This collection of songs, composed and sung by Norman Brahm and family, celebrates the pioneers of the Ramapos—tough mountain folk, fiercely proud and independent. They survived wars, natural disasters, and the closing of the iron mines where many of them earned their livings. Adapted from songs handed down through oral tradition by his Grandmother Olive, Norman’s songs affectionately and respectfully recall his ancestors, other residents, and their colorful history.


Dr. Jen earned her MSW and PhD from the University of Washington in Seattle. Her research addresses the intersections of social work, gerontology, and sexuality and aims to improve the health and well-being of diverse aging populations with a particular focus on women and queer and trans communities.
- Adult development and aging
- Intergenerational practice
- Aging and sexuality
- End-of-life care
- Historical foundations of social work practice and policy
- And research methods and theory.
- Aging and the life course
- Health and well-being of LGBTQ older adults
- Bisexuality and later life
- Sexuality and sexual lives of older women
- Qualitative and mixed-methods research.
Fredriksen-Goldsen, K. I., Jen, S. & Muraco, A. (in press). Queering the life course: Systematic review of LGBTQ aging research and a blueprint for the future. Journal of Applied Gerontology.
Segal-Englelchin, D. Jen, S. & Erera, P. E. (in press). Why heterosexual women and gay men choose to conceive and raise children together. In O. Taubman & B. Ari (Eds.), Pathways and barriers to the transition to parenthood: Existential concerns regarding fertility, pregnancy, and early parenthood.
Fabbre, V. D., Jen, S. & Fredriksen-Goldsen, K. I. (2019). The state of theory in LGBT aging: Implications for gerontological scholarship. Research on Aging. DOI:0164027518822814
Jen, S. (2018). Discourses of late life gender transitions. Journal of Research on Women and Gender, 8, 49-64.
Jen, S. (2018). Bisexual aging: Resources, recognition, and representation. In S. Westwood (Ed.), Ageing, diversity, and inequality (pp. 131-146). Routledge.
Jen, S. (2018). Sexuality of midlife and older women: A review of theory use. Journal of Women & Aging, 30(3), 204-226.
Jen, S. (2017). Older women and sexuality: Narratives of gender, age, and living environment. Journal of Women & Aging, 29(1), 87-97.
Kim, H. Jen, S. & Fredriksen-Goldsen, K. I. (2017). Race/ethnicity and health-related quality of life among lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender older adults. The Gerontologist, 57(supp. 1), S30-S39.
Fredriksen-Goldsen, K. I., Bryan, A. B., Jen, S. Goldsen, J. & Kim, H. (2017). The unfolding of LGBT lives: Key events associated with health and well-being in later life. The Gerontologist, 57(supp. 1), S15-S29.
Goldsen, J. Bryan, A. B., Muraco, A. Kim, H. Jen, S. & Fredriksen-Goldsen, K. I. (2017). Who says I do: The changing context of marriage and health and quality of life for LGBT midlife and older adults. The Gerontologist, 57(supp. 1), S50-S62.
Fredriksen-Goldsen, K. I., Jen, S. Bryan, A. & Goldsen, J. (2016). Cognitive impairment, Alzheimer's disease, and other dementias in the lives of LGBT older adults and their caregivers: Needs and competencies. Journal of Applied Gerontology, 37(5), 545-569.
Kim, H. Acey, K. Guess, A. Jen, S. & Fredriksen-Goldsen, K. I. (2016). GRIOT circle and Caring and Aging with Pride: Promoting health and wellness of LGBT older adults of color. Generations, 40(2), 49-55.
Christ, G. & Jen, S. (2016). Chronic illness and aging: Cancer as a chronic life threatening condition. Council on Social Work Education, Gero-Ed Center.
Rizzo, V. & Jen, S. (2016). Chronic illness and aging: Osteoarthritis - A chronic incapacitating disease. Council on Social Work Education, Gero-Ed Center.
Christ, G. Diwan, S. & Jen, S. (2016). Chronic illness and aging: The role of social work in managing chronic illness care. Council on Social Work Education, Gero-Ed Center.
Almgren, G. Diwan, S. & Jen, S. (2016). Typology of chronic illness and impact on the family. Council on Social Work Education, Gero-Ed Center.
Fredriksen-Goldsen, K. I., Kim, H. Goldsen, J. Jen, S. & Shiu, C. A. (2015). National health, aging, and sexuality study newsletter. Seattle, WA: National Health, Aging, and Sexuality Study.


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I, Emma Freke. EMMA. Sunshine State Young Reader Award ! “Emma is resigned to the seeming reality that her name, spoken aloud, is her identity. 3 Jun I, Emma Freke by Elizabeth Atkinson is an exceptional book. Have you ever been called weird or different? Emma’s life is exceptionally hard. 28 Jan The Paperback of the I, Emma Freke by Elizabeth Atkinson at Barnes & Noble. FREE Shipping on $ or more!.
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Also, she learns that Freak is the correct pronunciation of her last name, not Frecky. It seemed she was the only librarian that worked at the time, too. Dec 22, Kristin Kritters Ramblings rated it really liked it Shelves: Jan 24, noahrosenberg33 i emma freke it it was amazing Shelves: Donatella i emma freke her mother was too strict, so she lets Emma do whatever she wants. Trivia About I, Emma Freke.
Whe Out of all the books I’ve read recently, this was definitely one o my favorites. Want to Read Currently Reading Read.
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I really liked this book, I really like it because I could like relate back to my own family reunion and all the memories I emma freke have had there. She is very tall and has bright red hair. For example, in most book there is a girl who has numerous flaws and she has to face it.
Try new things 2. I give this book 3 stars, simply because I i emma freke it was an okay read.
They always seem to think I’m playing volleyball or basketball so when I tell them I’m not really interested in sports, they say the same thing every time: Nothing “bad”, though – Emma’s mother has had several husbands and its implied that she doesn’t know who Emma’s father is because she’s been with so many men, but not in such a way that I would wmma would cause questi If the i emma freke book makes me say “eh, it was OK” then this frkee is below average, because I definitely wouldn’t want you i emma freke waste your time on it.
Sometimes this is accomplished by the children being orphans, sometimes the parents are too involved with work, sometimes they are downright neglectful.
I, Emma Freke – Book Review
With moments of cringe-worthy hilarity, sweet sensitivity to Emma’s young age and personality, the author,Elizabeth Atkinson, cleverly weaves us along Emma’s journey to self-discovery with her.
Then one summer she grew and her brain practically exploded with knowledge, leaving her close to six ekma tall by the time she was 12 and disinterested in anyone her own age. Emma lives i emma freke her mother Donatella, her i emma freke Nonno and his old dog, eggplant. She used to freje younger, shorter, and dumber.
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Emma grows a lot through the book, from being shy and insecure, to finding that she’s great the way she is. They i emma freke all great, especially Fred Freke.
However, the overall theme of self acceptance appeals i emma freke me. Zack Spillane her pituitary gland in her brain. Elizabeth Atkinson demonstrates that being you can sometimes be exactly what is right.
No trivia or quizzes yet. She is “too” tall, “too” smart, and painfully awkward with bright red hair. It makes the i emma freke see this ‘shallow’ crisis through the sufferer’s eyes and not just giving a i emma freke of hope and inspiration, it also teaches them how to treat these young adults well. Not a good one, anyway.
This was my summary on the book I, Emma Freke. And it seems that Freke is pronounced not “freak” but “frecky.
When Emma discovers that her mom who seems to i emma freke more of a kid than Emma is tells her she’s going to be home schooled, she figures this will help her escape from the misery of being teased for being so tall, skinny, red-haired twelve-year-old fmma a name that describes her when spoken aloud am-a-freak.
The eemma adult I liked in the story was the i emma freke librarian who befriends Emma when she goes there to homeschool herself. Emma Freke pronounced like “freak” feels like one.
Connect with me on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Instagram! We are all trying to find our own special place in our families and in the world. As a smma, I found it interesting that a librarian volunteered to homeschool Emma for three weeks at the library, while i emma freke at the reference desk. Just an average young girl i emma freke a quirky past.


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Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon receives glowing praise from original author David Grann. Based on Grann’s non-fiction book of the same name, Killers of the Flower Moon centers on a series of Osage nation members being murdered after oil was discovered on their tribal land during the 1920s, and the subsequent investigation into the crimes in Oklahoma by the newly-created FBI. The film, which was directed by Scorsese from a screenplay he co-wrote with Eric Roth, features a star-studded cast led by Leonardo DiCaprio, Jesse Plemons, Lily Gladstone, Brendan Fraser, John Lithgow, and Robert De Niro.
During a recent conversation with Vanity Fair, Grann opened up about his book serving as the source material for Scorsese’s latest epic. The Killers of the Flower Moon author, who visited Scorsese’s set for a few days, praised nearly every element of the film adaptation from the Osage Nation’s involvement, the cast’s performances, and the overall respect and understanding of history. Read what he shared below:
One of the things that was really most impressive and important in the development process was less my involvement, but the involvement of members of the Osage Nation. And early on, the Osage chief, Geoffrey Standing Bear, appointed several movie ambassadors from the Nation, from the government, to work with the movie folks. From everything I’ve heard, they really worked with a commitment to working with the Osage Nation, developing a story, even shooting on location. Many Osage are actually acting in the movie.
I did visit the set for a few days. And I was, again, just really impressed by how they managed to bring these historical figures to life and capture the hidden truths about the story. Leo just seemed to just be able to capture the nature of Ernest Burkhart, and the level of complicity of his character, and this evil system. And Lily Gladstone brings Mollie to life with such sensitivity and emotional power, at least in the bits I saw.
What I was struck by from Scorsese to the actors was the level of commitment and how much research they did to understand the parts and understand the history. They just seemed voracious, a little bit like historians, in their search for any knowledge, transcripts, documents, speaking to descendants, speaking with members of the Osage Nation. The film had Osage-language experts working with the actors to make sure they were able to teach them the language and that they got the language right, technically. I saw a scene where many of the tribal council members of the Osage Nation were speaking, and I think they contributed to a lot of that dialogue themselves.
What To Expect From Killers of the Flower Moon
There has only been one Killers of the Flower Moon image, but no footage released ahead of its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival next month, so Grann sharing his eyewitness account is especially exciting. The original author had the opportunity to visit the set and witness the cast and crew at work in Oklahoma. Grann had particular praise for DiCaprio and his portrayal of the morally gray ranch hand, Ernest Burkhart, who slowly comes to realize he is more complicit in his connection to the Osage murders than he initially believes.
The author also singled out Gladstone for her sensitive and emotional performance as Mollie, an Osage woman who is married to Ernest Burkhart. The Killers of the Flower Moon cast features a number of Oscar winners and nominees in DiCaprio, De Niro, Plemons, Fraser, and Lithgow. Expect the ensemble cast to garner some serious attention come awards season, many are whom will be bringing real historical figures to life.
Grann’s comments also suggest that Scorsese’s adaptation is historically accurate as possible, which for a film about lesser-known but important historical events, is crucially important. To ensure the film was historically accurate, Grann championed Scorsese to collaborate with members of the Osage Nation during development and production. The result should be, as Grann says, a “bracing, breathtaking, and powerful” film when it opens in theaters on October 6, and with Killers of the Flowers Moon‘s runtime reportedly around four hours, it should have no trouble delivering.
Source: Vanity Fair


For farmers trying to figure out how to heal a sick cow or grow tomatoes commercially in this Himalayan community, help is at hand in the form of a crumbling, earthquake-scarred library.
In a rural area where searching for information online or paying for expert advice is rarely an option, the library is a first stop for female farmers daunted by their new role: running the family farm while their husbands are away looking for work.
“Most of the men have migrated for money now in Nepal. It’s a very huge problem,” said Meera Marahattha, the “human Google” who runs the library.
But there’s an upside. “Because of this male migration, females have the opportunity to lead,” she added – sometimes for the first time.
Migration is growing around the world among families hit by disasters, conflict or shifting weather patterns. In Nepal – and many other places – women are often left behind in rural areas as men seek work in cities or overseas.
Taking on all the work can be exhausting, and being alone is dangerous for some women. But for others, the absence of men can open up opportunities to try out their own ideas, learn new skills and gain confidence.
In Nepal, the Tribeni community library in Bhimdhunga is one of 22 that are part of a “Practical Answers” program jointly run by READ Nepal, a literacy and anti-poverty organization, and Practical Action, a British charity.
Besides providing resource books, the hubs collect queries from across the community, log them and set about providing tailored answers to farming and other technical challenges.
In Bhimdhunga, the library offers a computer suite, a children’s nursery and a women’s health section, attracting about 200 active members from the mountainous neighborhood.
Marahattha, the library head who is a community member herself, often travels house-to-house visiting remote mountain-top farms to field questions and train female farmers.
“We have a lot of inquiries,” she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, proudly flicking through log books filled with neat rows of curling Nepali scrawl.
During the planting season, she might receive as many as 1,000 questions a month – but on average it is closer to 500, she said. They range from how to treat crop diseases to how to use a computer or market goods in town.
While the library is open to all, Marahattha has found more interest from women – in particular those suddenly put in charge of their households as their husbands or sons migrate abroad in search of work.
That change has offered some women a chance to try out their own farming ideas, becoming more confident and boosting their family’s finances in the process.
But there are “some negatives too”, Marahattha admitted.
Women often complain to her of feeling overwhelmed, as if “all the responsibilities are on their head”, looking after both land and children.
And the shift in family dynamics, together with the disruption to family life that accompanies migration, has led to a rise in the number of divorces, Marahattha said.
Wearing a red shawl draped across her shoulder to match her bright red bindi and lipstick, Urumila Lama, 33, still has a youthful face – though her back bent from toil makes her seem older.
She lives with her 11-year-old son on a remote farm on a steep hillside overlooking the lush Kathmandu Valley. But their living quarters are a tin shack, hastily built after a powerful earthquake in 2015 reduced their home, and many others in the area, to rubble.
The disaster killed nearly 9,000 people and disrupted the lives of more than 8 million.
“After the earthquake, our whole house collapsed. Everything went bad and my husband went to a foreign country to earn,” she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
But then she heard about the agricultural training being offered by Marahattha at the library and went along.
“I immediately took up the practices in my own house and have since been vegetable farming seriously,” said Lama, who has constructed a number of large plastic-covered tunnels and makeshift greenhouses to boost her vegetable production.
“I realized we can have a good income from this,” she said.
Initially, she earned about $60 a month from growing vegetables such as sweet peppers and tomatoes.
Today she makes triple that amount, and can pay for her son’s school fees and the family’s daily expenses without having to ask her husband for money.
“I was here alone. It was not my husband’s decision but my own to construct the greenhouses and start doing vegetable farming,” she said proudly.
“When my husband came back to visit he was surprised at what I was doing and how I’d gained knowledge,” she said. He urged her to “build a bigger greenhouse and grow more!”, she recalled.
The community library – although a simple idea – has proved hugely popular with the community, said Rakesh Khadka, a project officer with the Practical Answers program in Nepal.
Established in 2011, the facility was at first little used, but by 2013 “we were inundated”, he said.
Sometimes the library refers tough questions to Kathmandu, where experts can better advise on technical issues. But answers are often found locally, with women sharing solutions among themselves, Khadka said.
Little by little, women are becoming more self-sufficient and using the library less often or coming mainly to socialize, he added.
Crossing her sandy yard in bare feet, Chini Khadka, 55, pushes back a loose door to reveal a baby calf, closely guarded by its mother.
Khadka, who is illiterate and was married at just 9 years old, was happy to show off the cattle that have made her a respected businesswoman in her remote Himalayan village.
“After my husband left me, I lived with my mother-in-law, who took pity on me. But she died a few years ago. We had many expenses for my children’s studies, so I had to make an income,” she said.
She heard about the library and started training with the other women. “Then I got interested in dairy farming because I have very limited land,” she said.
Khadka learned to rear cows, build sheds and calculate the correct nutrient requirements for her animals. She now has eight cows, some of which are pregnant, with each fully grown animal worth about $1,000 at market, she said.
She also sells milk in town and manure as fertilizer to other farmers.
“As I grew in confidence, I leased land from a neighbor and have been planting some food crops too,” she said. “I’m very, very happy doing this. It fulfills me.”
Khadka earns about 30,000 Nepalese rupees ($288) a month.
That’s more than her son, who works as a teacher, she boasts – and is even enough for her to hire another female farmhand to help tend the vegetables.
“Before I used to have very low self-esteem,” she said, smiling. “Now I feel like society respects me and treats me better.”
($1 = 104.2200 Nepalese rupees)


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4.11.21 - Heeding God’s Call to End Gun Violence
SUNDAY, APRIL 11, STARTING AT WAYNE CHURCH AT 3:30PM
To honor those lost to gun violence, seek sensible gun regulation and eliminate illegal handguns from our community, we will be participating with CBC, Wayne Pres and St. Mary’s. It will start with a short presentation starting here then we will march to the next church. A witness and prayer will be given at each church.
PLEASE NOTE: this is NOT a political event and is not a statement about the 2nd amendment. It is a march recognizing the failure of our society to protect the innocent and regulate prolific gun purchases in many areas without training and background checks.
4.12.21 - Ladies Book Discussion
MONDAY, APRIL 12 AT 7PM ON ZOOM
Join us to talk about our next book! We will gather ON ZOOM on Monday, April 12 at 7pm. The book up for discussion is “The Giver of Stars,” by Jojo Moyes. Set in Depression-era America, the novel chronicles the lives of female librarians in Baileyville, a town in Kentucky’s Appalachian Mountains. Themes of friendship, the effects of misogyny, corporate greed, inequality, and rebirth fill the pages of this novel.
4.24.21 - Chosen 300 serving
SATURDAY, APRIL 24
Wayne Church cooks & serves a meal at Chosen 300’s Pottstown location on the 4th Saturday, every other month. Check out the sign up sheet here to see all the different ways to serve in this important ministry. Due to Covid-19, this meal will be served curbside “to go”. Masks are worn and social distancing is encouraged. If you have any questions or are interested in participating, we would love to have your support of this wonderful ministry, so please reach out to Kimm Ebersole or Agnes Fischer It is usually a very moving and rewarding experience.
5.1.21 to 5.9.21 - FLOWER SALE
SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS AT 8AM – 5PM
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Plan to come check out the wide variety of annuals, perennials, herbs, and veggies. Bring friends and neighbors! Great quality and prices. All proceeds benefit youth summer mission trips!


Information on Type 2 Diabetes in English – Talking Book
Bolton Clarke has a series of Talking Books and information handouts on different health topics.
Information on Type 2 Diabetes in English covers information such as:
- What is diabetes
- Nutrition and healthy eating
- Care for the body with diabetes
- Monitoring blood sugar levels
You can listen to or read the ‘Information on Type 2 Diabetes in English’ talking book, from your mobile telephone, tablet or computer. The book has a number of information sheets on a range of diabetes topics. The information provided is to help you look after yourself and loved ones.
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On October 14, 1066, the battle of Hastings forever changed the destiny of England. The victory of the Normans over the Anglo-Saxon transform England’s language, its institutions and its architecture. This monograph describes out the course of the battle as well as the arms and armour of the combatants. Civilian life is also explored through reconstructions of the clothing and day to day objects of the period. Also included is a proposed menu for William’s victory feast.
The gorgeous full colour photos of clothing, military and archery equipment, leatherware, textiles and embroideries invite the reader to discover the many aspects of life in the 11th century.
In October 2006, the reenactment of this battle by 3800 participants afforded the authors and photographers the unique opportunity to place panels of the Bayeux Tapestry side by side with photographs taken during the reenactment. These splendid photos bring us directly into the heart of events which occured on that fateful day.
Brought to you by the same publisher as our living history magazines, this high quality French text publication is jam-packed with glorious living history photos, maps, diagrams, recipes and more!
Colour photographs throughout, plus reconstructions and drawings
This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 15 January, 2009.


Welcome to our blog, where we share our thoughts and experiences on a wide range of products. Today, we are excited to review the fascinating product “动物的脚印”. This unique item from 北京联合出版公司 is a 1st edition book that takes readers on a journey through the world of animal footprints. With its intricate details and stunning imagery, this book truly brings the hidden world of animals to life. Join us as we dive into the pages of “动物的脚印” and uncover the secrets of the animal kingdom.
Table of Contents
- Unique Design and Quality Materials
- Detailed Insights and User Experience
- Customer Reviews Analysis
- Pros & Cons
- Discover the Power

When we first got our hands on this fascinating book, we were pleasantly surprised by the depth of information it contained. The detailed descriptions of animal footprints and tracks provided valuable insights into the natural world around us. The illustrations were beautifully crafted, making it easy for us to identify different animal prints in our own backyard.
The book’s layout was user-friendly and engaging, keeping us hooked from cover to cover. We appreciated the effort put into the design, making learning about animal footprints a fun and interactive experience. The weight of the book was just right, making it easy to carry around and share with friends and family. Overall, we highly recommend this book to anyone eager to explore the wonders of the animal kingdom up close. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to learn more about the wildlife around you!

When it comes to the design and materials used in this product, we were truly impressed. The attention to detail in capturing the intricate footprints of various animals is remarkable. Each footprint is carefully crafted with precision, showcasing the unique characteristics of each animal. The quality materials used ensure durability, making this product not only beautiful but also long-lasting.
In addition to the exquisite design, the materials used in this product are top-notch. The publisher has spared no expense in sourcing high-quality materials, resulting in a product that is both visually stunning and structurally sound. The weight of the item itself is a testament to the quality of materials used, reassuring us of its longevity. Overall, we are extremely satisfied with the of this product. Experience it for yourself and add it to your collection today!

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When it comes to , we cannot overlook the fascinating book we recently came across. This unique publication delves into the world of animal footprints, providing readers with a captivating insight into the lives of different creatures based on their tracks. With a publication date of January 1, 2016, this book by 北京联合出版公司 offers a wealth of knowledge and entertainment for readers of all ages.
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Customer Reviews Analysis
Customer Reviews Analysis
After scouring through countless customer reviews of “动物的脚印” (Animal Footprints), we have gathered valuable insights that shed light on the unique aspects of this product. Here’s a breakdown of what customers had to say:
|Fascinating illustrations that capture the essence of each animal’s footprint
|Informative content that educates readers about wildlife
|Engaging format that keeps readers entertained from start to finish
|High-quality production value that enhances the overall reading experience
Overall, customers seem to be highly pleased with the unique blend of education and entertainment that “动物的脚印” offers. The detailed illustrations and engaging content make this product a must-have for wildlife enthusiasts of all ages.
Pros & Cons
Pros & Cons
|1. Beautifully illustrated
|2. Informative content
|3. Great for animal lovers
|1. Written in Chinese, may not be accessible to all readers
|2. Limited availability in some regions
|3. Heavy item weight
Overall, “Animal Footprints” is a visually stunning book with detailed information on various animal tracks and prints. However, readers should be aware of the language barrier and weight of the book before purchasing.
Q: What makes “Animal Footprints” unique compared to other similar books on the market?
A: “Animal Footprints” stands out for its comprehensive coverage of various animal tracks, from the smallest insects to the largest mammals. The book provides detailed illustrations and descriptions of each footprint, making it easy for readers to identify the animals that made them. Additionally, the book includes interesting facts about animal behavior and habitats, adding an educational element to the reading experience.
Q: Can this book be used as a field guide for tracking animals in the wild?
A: Absolutely! “Animal Footprints” is a handy companion for nature enthusiasts and wildlife trackers. The clear and detailed images in the book allow readers to easily match animal tracks to the creatures that made them. Whether you’re exploring the forest, desert, or even your backyard, this book is a valuable resource for identifying animal footprints in the wild.
Q: Is “Animal Footprints” suitable for children or is it more geared towards adults?
A: While “Animal Footprints” is a great resource for adults interested in wildlife tracking, it can also be enjoyed by children. The vivid illustrations and engaging descriptions make it a fun and educational read for kids who are curious about animals and nature. It’s a book that the whole family can enjoy together!
Q: Is the book only available in Chinese, or are there English translations available?
A: At the moment, “Animal Footprints” is only available in Chinese. However, the detailed illustrations make it accessible to readers of all languages, as animal tracks are a universal language in the natural world. We hope to see an English translation of the book in the future to reach a wider audience of wildlife enthusiasts.
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As we come to the end of our journey through the intriguing world of “动物的脚印” (Animal Footprints), we hope that our review has shed light on the mysteries and wonders contained within its pages. The blend of stunning illustrations and informative content makes this book a must-have for any animal lover or nature enthusiast.
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