We're thrilled to begin this exciting journey by sharing a collection of preliminary thoughts and resources. Our aim is to provide you with a repository of materials to jumpstart your exploration of geriatric rheumatology. As our project evolves, we envision categorizing and sharing related content to facilitate a comprehensive understanding of this field.
This is an essential part of our care of the senior adult population, we need to identify some of the community resources that can help us to take of our patients.
Dr. Gregory Choy (Sunnybrook, Toronto, ON) has very kindly prepared and shared this curated list of resources we can use here in Ontario/GTA area. To access the PDF file, please click here
The file will also be linked to in the sidebar.
Reading and learning:
To get things started, we've curated a selection of excellent articles and learning resources that have inspired and informed our mission. Here are some highlights:
1. Nature Review Article: "Challenges in the management of older patients with inflammatory rheumatic diseases" - This comprehensive review delves into the unique management challenges faced when treating older patients with rheumatic diseases.
2. Article: "Pharmacotherapy Pearls in Rheumatology for the Care of Older Adult Patients: Focus on Oral Disease-Modifying Antirheumatic Drugs and the Newest Small Molecule inhibitors" [PDF] - Explore key considerations for prescribing oral disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs in older adults with rheumatic conditions.
3. Article: "The challenging interplay between rheumatoid arthritis, ageing, and comorbidities" - Discover the complex relationship between rheumatoid arthritis, aging, and the presence of other medical conditions.
4. Article: "Geriatric Rheumatology: The Need for a Separate Subspecialty in the Near Future" - Gain insights into the emerging field of geriatric rheumatology and the necessity for a distinct subspecialty.
5. Book: "Geriatric Rheumatology: A Comprehensive Approach". Although this is from 2011, a lot of its content is still relevant.
Additionally, I'm excited to share a recent podcast episode from the ACR, featuring Dr. Una Makris and Dr. Jiha Lee’, discussing their article titled "Optimizing Medication Use in Older Adults With Rheumatic Musculoskeletal Diseases: Deprescribing as an Approach When Less May Be More." The podcast episode can be accessed via this link.
These resources provide just a glimpse into the wealth of knowledge available in the field of geriatric rheumatology. We're committed to sharing more valuable resources as we progress in our journey.
As we launch GeriRheum.com, we invite you to explore these preliminary resources that we've compiled to kickstart your engagement with geriatric rheumatology. Stay tuned for future updates, as we curate and categorize more content to support your learning and professional growth in this rapidly evolving field. We're excited to embark on this journey together and look forward to your active participation and feedback.


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Connolly led 200-250 members of his Irish Citizen Army out during Easter week 1916 and, as commandant general of the Republic’s forces in Dublin, he directed military operations from the General Post Office (GPO), where he fought alongside Patrick Pearse and his son, Rory. He left school at the age of eleven and worked as a printer's devil. European history, plus modules on: the notion of a European 'civil
VIDEO. In 1907 he founded the Irish Socialist Federation in New York. James Connolly was born in Edinburgh, Scotland, in June 1868. D Howell, A lost left: three studies in socialism and nationalism - Shelfmark: G34
On Easter Monday, 24th April, he led the Headquarters Battalion from Liberty Hall to the General Post Office and commanded military operations there throughout the week – supervising the construction of defences, determining and adjusting strategy, summoning reinforcements and deciding on the disposition of his forces. Professor Pamela Pilbeam, who supervised my BA and MA dissertations. at the Sorbonne (SIRICE, Paris I and IV Universities), part of the
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He was court-martialled there, propped up in his bed, on 9th May. I have previously taught at the University of Manchester, King's College London, and Royal Holloway, University of
He was Larkin’s chief assistant in organizing the Irish Transport and General Workers’ Union (ITGWU), which conducted sympathy strikes in support of other labour disputes. He was also active in the Independent Labour Party, founded in 1893 by Keir Hardie and allies. The youngest of three boys born to poor Irish Catholic immigrants, the family were raised in the slums of Edinburgh, an experience that profoundly shaped Connolly’s lifetime detestation of poverty and its causes. The reconquest of Ireland - Shelfmark: G04, Lambert McKenna, The social teachings of James Connolly (1920), reprinted 1991 with introduction by Thomas J. Morrissey - Shelfmark: G34
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If you want to visit the Library to study you need to make an appointment. His execution took place at Kilmainham Gaol after dawn on 12th May – he was the last of the rebel leaders to face the firing squad. My research focuses on military occupations in modern Europe, especially the experience and perspective of the French. Connolly was co-opted onto the Military Council and contributed much to the planning and execution of the Rising the following Easter. The area he lived in … ‘A Chronology of James Connolly’s life’ in Trade Union Information, April 1968, issued by the ICTU, The deaths of hunger strikers Terence MacSwiney and Joseph Murphy, the execution... More », Irish Catholic bishops accused the British government of being architects of... More », This documentary is not to be missed - and we'll have plenty of Terence McSwiney... More ». Connolly was born in Edinburgh, the son of Irish parents. In 1896 he took the post as paid organiser of the Dublin Socialist Society, which he rapidly transformed into the Irish Socialist Republican Party. He joined the Council, and on the day before the Rising its members appointed him vice-president of the Irish Republic and Commandant-General, Dublin Division, Irish Army. Our regular e-bulletin keeps you up-to-date about our news and activities, and occasionally re fundraising appeals. Individual and group tours are also welcome by appointment. London. RTÉ.ie is the website of Raidió Teilifís Éireann, Ireland's National Public Service Media. Websites. Lorcan Collins, 16 Lives: James Connolly (2012) Your information will be sent to MailChimp for processing - https://mailchimp.com/legal/privacy. The oppression of the ordinary Irish people that he witnessed laid the foundations of his political life. INSTAGRAM. Connolly returned to Ireland in 1910, the same year he published two of his most important and influential works, a polemic on Labour, Nationality and Religion and his Marxist historical analysis, Labour in Irish History. to that of northern France in 1914-18, and consider the links
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Our event will include an opening from our dean as well as the RDD planning committee co-chairs. We then have an ice breaker event planned, followed by a keynote speaker and then a patient panel. We also will be conducting a RDD library composed of books that are rare diseased-themed, and will have a reading from one of the books during our event.


A Minute in the Church...
The Great Doxology!
The Great what? The Great Doxology!
If you've been following along in the book we passed out at Easter by Gus Lloyd entitled, "A Minute in the Church ~ The Mass", we are on page 36 which covers the The Great Doxology ~ The Gloria. Doxology is a Greek Word which means, " a word of praise" and it is called great because it is included in the Mass and it is quoting the Angels in Luke 2:13-14.
One thing that makes the Catholic Church stand out from our separated brothers and sisters (besides being the Church that Jesus' Himself founded on Peter (Mt. 16:18), the 7 Sacraments, the Pope, the complete 73 books of the Bible...) is the Mass.
A Minute in the Church is a wonderful little book that walks us through the Mass in a matter of minutes revealing what an awesome treasure Jesus has left to us. Get more out of the Mass by reading this book and be open to all the Holy Spirit is trying to share w/ you in this beautiful treasure!!!
In Jesus, Mary and Joseph,
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(Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1975), vol. Stanford Libraries' official online search tool for books, media, journals, databases, government documents and more. Burney's novels were very popular in her own lifetime, but suffered under hostile critics and biographers until the 20th century. Her devotion to the royal family, her dislike of her German superior, her conscientious attitude about her duty, and her sharply observant eye and mocking wit combine to give a vivid picture of life at the court of King George III. Change ), You are commenting using your Facebook account. The Burney Journal (ISSN 1480-6320) is the annual, peer-reviewed journal of the Burney Society. 1840), the third child of the famous musicologist Dr. Charles Burney and his wife, Esther Sleepe Burney, was born in Kingâs Lynn, Norfolk. The scenes in Mrs. Thraleâs drawing room, in Sir Joshua Reynoldsâ dining room, or in Dr. Johnsonâs own small parlor, where Fanny met the bluestocking ladies of Mrs. Thraleâs circle and the literary men of the doctorâs circle, sparkle with wit and polished repartee; but Dr. Johnson is more genial when seen through Fannyâs eyes than through Boswellâs. Close though she was to the great affairs of her day, Fanny Burney was occupied for most of her five years at court with the domestic life of the royal family. At last she resigned her post and went to live again with her father. If, by chance, a black pin runs into your head, you must be sure to bear it without wincing; if it brings tears into your eyes, you must not wipe them off; if they give you a tingling by running down your cheeks, you must look as if nothing was the matter. And, with that precaution, if you even gnaw a piece out, it will not be minded, only be sure either to swallow it, or commit it to a corner of the inside of your mouth till they are goneâfor you must not spit. Frances Burneyâs Evelina unveils the dizzying and dangerous social whirl of Georgian London, where reputations and marriages are there to be made and broken. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. If this King is not safe,âgood, pious, beneficent as he is,âif his life is in danger, from his own subjects, what is to guard the Throne? 1752âd. We know from her journals that Frances wrote extensively in her youth, however she burnt most of these early writings on a bonfire in the back garden of this house on her fifteenth birthday. . Reading her journals and letters, at least in this compressed form (the complete edition extends to over twenty volumes) feels like reading one of those historical novels where the protagonist just happens to run into every famous contemporary you could name. . Frances Burney's journals and letters are entertaining and well written, and also very candid. Memoirs of Doctor Burney, London: Moxon, 1832. To see any of his household thus by accident seemed such a near approach to liberty and recovery that who can wonder it should serve rather to elate than lessen what yet remains of his disorder!â Seeing George III through Fanny Burneyâs eyes alters more perspectives than does seeing Dr. Johnson in a different light. ( Log Out / Taking herself and her diary less seriously in her early twenties, she confessed that she had burned everything she had written up to her fifteenth year, âthinking I grew too old for scribbling nonsence, but as I am less young, I grow, I fear, less wise, for I cannot any longer resist what I find to be irresistible, the pleasure of popping down my thoughts from time to time on paper.â, The purpose and technique of Fannyâs early diary formed the basis of the novel which first brought her recognition: âI doubt not but this memorable affair [publication of EVELINA] will, in future times, mark the period whence chronologers will date the zenith of the polite arts in this island!â This characteristic of poking fun at herself reveals the objectivity with which the character of Evelina was created. She seemed to enjoy the mystery more than the praise heaped upon her when the secret became known, but that too was sweet when it came from Dr. Johnson: âI almost poked myself under the table. D'Arblay - Critical Essays. Annie Raine Ellis. This emphasis on the kingâs goodness was maintained throughout the record of the sad period of his own madness. â¦novelist of the period is Fanny Burney, who was also an evocative and self-revelatory diarist and letter writer. One of the most commonly-noted events in the novelist Frances Burney's life was her 1811 mastectomy. The conversation soon turns serious and the girl says she is very happy she can confide in Burney, whom she admires. Change ), You are commenting using your Twitter account. In a letter to a sister, Fanny explained the etiquette of deportment in the royal presence:In the third place, you must not, upon any account, stir either hand or foot. Start your 48-hour free trial and unlock all the summaries, Q&A, and analyses you need to get better grades now. Her first novel, Evelina (1778), best shows Burneyâs satirical talents. Frances Burney, The Journals and Letters of Fanny Burney (Madame dâArblay), vols 5â6, ed. She was introduced to Queen Charlotte, whom she found charming, and who was so impressed with the novelist that she offered her a position at court as a Keeper of the Wardrobes. Given the importance of Frances Burney's letters and journals for the history of the Court of George III and Queen Charlotte, and for the wider eighteenth century, they have not had a distinguished publishing history. it was but the joy of a heart unbridled, now, by the forms and proprieties of established custom and sober reason. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Dr Chloe Wigston Smith investigates Burneyâs critique of fashion culture and the demands it places on women, in a novel that prizes feminine resilience. Published first under a pseudonym, EVELINA became an immediate hit, and some of the most delightful passages in the diary are the accounts of Fanny Burneyâs unaffected pride in its success and amusement at everyoneâs attempts to guess the identity of the author. Change ), You are commenting using your Google account. PREFACE. As a daughter in the talented household of Dr. Charles Burney, the first music historian, a literary young woman in Dr. Johnsonâs London, a lady-in-waiting at the court of King George III, the wife of a French exile after the Revolution, a resident in Paris during the Empire, and finally a lonely widow in Jane Austenâs Bath, Fanny Burney dâArblay was a perceptive and witty observer behind the scenes that have become history. Her embarrassment when her father found her journal; her excitement at every meeting with Mr. Garrick, a frequent visitor in the Burney household; her admiration for Miss Linley, the singer who eloped with Sheridanâall were increasingly tempered by her sense of humor, as in her account of a sailing excursion:The waves foamed in little white mountains rising above the green surface of the sea; they dashed against the rocks off the coast of Brixham with monstrous fury; and really to own the truth, I felt no inclination to be boat wrecked, however pathetic and moving a Tale our adventure might have made. Fanny felt too honored to refuse the appointment, but she had grave doubts about sacrificing her independence for the rigid routine of court life. Full text Full text is available as a scanned copy of the original print version. In a journal entry dated the 16th February 1769, Frances tells of how she adopted a âneat little Closetâ in her bedchamber to write in (Early Journals and Letters Vol. with the gayest good-humour, did his utmost to comfort them; and he gave a relation of the affair, with a calmness and unconcern that, had any one but himself been his hero, would have been regarded as totally unfeeling.â In giving her family an accurate account to correct the rumors they had heard, Fanny stressed the way in which the king stopped the crowd from attacking his mad assailant and insisted that she should be taken care of. She mostly taught herself. A Journal in which I must confess my every thought, must open my whole heart!â With innate literary discrimination, she realized that it would be more effective if addressed to an imaginary intimate; but the only confidante to whom she could reveal all her secrets was âNobody.âTo Nobody, then, will I write my Journal! eNotes plot summaries cover all the significant action of Evelina. 67 [Queen's Lodge, Windsor] 1â7 January : To Susanna Burney Phillips; 68 Queen's Lodge Windsor  Jan. 1788: To Hester Maria Thrale Journals and Letters. After a childhood spent writing stories and plays, Burney anonymously published her first novel, Evelina, in 1778. One of Fannyâs most interesting assignments was to attend the trial of Warren Hastings in order to give the queen an accurate account of the proceedings. The death of her old friend, Mrs. Hester Thrale Piozzi, led to a comparison between her and Madame de Stael in the manner of the LIVES OF THE POETS:Their conversation was equally luminous, from the sources of their own fertile minds, and from their splendid acquisitions from the works and acquirements of others. The sentimental heroine, pouring out her heart in a long series of voluminous letters to her guardian, expresses not the authorâs view of the world, but the authorâs view of how the world appears to a naive girl of seventeen. This, which I announce to all my correspondents who write confidentially, occasions my receiving letters that are real conversations. The journals and letters in this volume record Frances Burney's final eighteen months as Keeper of the Robes in Queen Charlotte's court. Her style was sometimes colloquial, sometimes Johnsonian, depending on her subject. Volume 1 (of 3) (1778-1787.) He was there to beg from her materials for his Life of Dr Johnson. 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Clean, Shaven [DVD]
Director : Lodge H. Kerrigan
Screenplay : Lodge H. Kerrigan
MPAA Rating : NR
Year of Release : 1994
Stars : Peter Greene (Peter Winter), Megan Owen (Mrs. Winter), Jennifer MacDonald (Nicole Winter), Molly Castelloe (Melinda Frayne), Robert Albert (Jack McNally), J. Dixon Byrne (Dr. Michaels)
Lodge Kerrigan's directorial debut, Clean, Shaven, is a daring and disturbing cinematic experiment that takes us inside the mind of a struggling schizophrenic for an unrelenting 80-minute ride. Kerrigan mixes a shaky narrative filled with gaping holes begging to be filled by the viewer's assumptions with an amazingly dense and inventive aural assault that suggests the gray middle zone between reality and a broken mind's perception of it. The film was shot in 16mm on a minimal budget over a two-year period, which immediately brings to mind another great experimental work about twisted subjectivity by a first-time feature filmmaker: David Lynch's Eraserhead (1978). Yet, whereas Lynch's film was a surreal headfirst dive into explicit dream imagery, Kerrigan's film is a more straightforward and harrowing depiction of mental illness.
Peter Greene, who most will recognize as the nefarious Zed from Pulp Fiction (1994), gives an amazingly detailed and sympathetic performance as Peter Winter, a schizophrenic young man who has recently been released from hospital confinement of unknown duration. Early in the film, Kerrigan throws one of the first and most disturbing narrative curveballs when he suggests that Peter kills (or at least hurts) a young girl. We never see the violent action, but we hear it, which allows Kerrigan to exploit one of the cinema's primary stylistic means of avoiding on-screen violence. By keeping the violence within the realm of the aural, which is where we are most connected to Peter's mental illness, he makes the violent action completely ambiguous. Perhaps it took place, perhaps it didn't.
The general thrust of the story is Peter's desire to reconnect with his daughter, Nicole (Jennifer MacDonald), who was adopted by a caring foster mother (Molly Castelloe) while he was in the hospital. Peter's stern, disapproving mother (Megan Owen), who treats his illness like a bad decision on his part, refuses to tell him what has happened to Nicole even though she orchestrated the adoption. Meanwhile, a troubled police detective (Robert Albert) is tracking down a serial killer that may or may not be Peter.
The story, however, is of relatively limited importance, and if anything is the film's primary weakness: For all its ambiguity, the film relies on some striking coincidences that ring false in an otherwise affecting film. Kerrigan's brilliance as a filmmaker lies in his complete immersion in the subjectivity of his protagonist, which makes him both sympathetic and completely alien (the film is much like Roman Polanski's Repulsion). We watch with horror as Peter digs at his own body with scissors and knives trying to rid himself of tiny radio transmitters he believes are buried under his skin and fingernails; it is both sad and repulsive, yet it is impossible not to watch.
Kerrigan's visuals alternate between banal landscapes and abstract images of everyday objects--a bucket of fishheads, a tomato being sliced, a cigarette butt. He uses extreme close-ups to make the ordinary seem peculiar and gross, which sets us on constantly edge. As Peter wipes at his jacket and tugs at his tie, we recognize that same sense of discomfort, except his is an all-enveloping worldview that he can't escape when the film is over. Our immersion is complete, which is what makes Clean, Shaven such an extraordinary film.
|Clean, Shaven Criterion Collection DVD|
|Audio||English Dolby Digital 1.0 Monaural|
|Distributor||The Criterion Collection|
|Release Date||October 17, 2006|
|VIDEO & AUDIO|
|The excellent transfer on Criterion's new DVD was made from the 35mm blowup interpositive, which was struck from the A/B original negatives. Since Clean, Shaven was originally shot on 16mm, using the blowup interpositive for the transfer exaggerates the graininess of the image, but it also replicates the experience of seeing the film in a theater or during a film festival. The image is clean and clear, with the MTI Digital Restoration System removing all traces of scratches and dirt. The transfer boasts strong color and excellent detail throughout, which is particularly apparent in the film's numerous extreme close-ups. The transfer of the original monaural soundtrack, which was made at 24-bit from the 35mm magnetic track and digitally cleaned up, does justice to the film's complex aural landscape. Despite being a one-track mix, it is deep and enveloping.|
|The disc includes an excellent screen-specific audio commentary by writer/director Lodge Kerrigan, who is being interviewed by director Steven Soderbergh (who did similar work with Mike Nichols on Paramount's Catch-22 DVD). As an intriguing filmmaker of great range, Soderbergh knows the right kinds of questions to ask about funding, the difficulties of independent production, and the kinds of aesthetic decisions that set films like Clean, Shaven apart. Kerrigan offers a great deal of insight into his filmmaking practices, and he and Soderbergh (who have known each other since 1994) have a strong rapport. This leads to frank discussion about such topics as the importance of the soundtrack, the writing process, and Kerrigan's various influences (Polanski, natch), as well as some good-natured joking (such as when Soderbergh ribs Kerrigan for making the first-time mistake of “going for a downer ending”). Also on the disc is an incisive 10-minute featurette in which film critic Michael Atkinson explores in detail the film's unique visual acumen and soundtrack. Because the soundtrack of Clean, Shaven is so central to its effectiveness, Criterion has isolated Hahn Rowe's original soundtrack, as well as portions of the film's final mix, all of which can be downloaded as mp3s. Listening to these portions of the soundtrack divorced from their corresponding image gives one an even greater appreciation for how dense and complicated they are. Finally, the disc includes a trailer, which was obviously mastered from a bleary video source.|
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In the late 70's Ralph was in California making Resurrection and was invited to accompany a guest invited to Orson Welles' home, and they viewed his unfinished film "The Other Side of the Wind." Welles was trying to get financing to finish the film and hence the party. Ralph said at the time it was the best work Welles had ever done. There is an upcoming book about Welles and you can read about the book here.
Photo above: Orson Welles, March 1, 1937
Photographer - Carl Van Vechten
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Fr. Eugene A. LaVerdiere, SSS, a Catholic priest of the Congregation of the Blessed Sacrament, was a leading American Scripture scholar and wrote extensively on the Gospel of Luke, the Acts of the Apostles, and Mark. This book has a study guide that facilitates the Story of the 10 Meals. Each of the ten meal stories is a complete story in itself. Each has its particular setting and cast of characters among whom Jesus is usually but not always the principal guest; each table encounter manages a brief dialogue and a short discourse of a simple saying. You will find it very engaging and revealing while enriching your understanding of the Real Presence and meaning of the Eucharist. It is an eye-opener for those who love the Eucharist and who are interested in the Gospel of Luke. Thank you to Fr. Eugene and the Congregation of the Blessed Sacrament for republishing during the Renewal and Revival of the Eucharist.
A New Limited Publication for Laity
If you are looking to deepen your Eucharistic Spirituality, search no further. If you are simply searching for a solid Catholic spirituality, this is surely the book for you. Now, perhaps you are merely curious about what Eucharistic spirituality is all about. If so, this just might be what you have been waiting for. Wherever you maybe on your spiritual journey you will find the chapters in this book helpful, and Saint Peter Julian Eymard, Apostle of the Eucharist, a helpful companion. Father Norman Pelletier, SSS
Lent In The Light of Eucharistic Spirituality
Prayer, fraternity, and service are the three pillars of Eucharistic Spirituality, a spirituality that constitutes a part of the identity of the Congregation of the Blessed Sacrament.
• Prayer: The Christian life cannot be considered or lived without prayer. That is to say, one cannot speak of a Christian life without a communal encounter, but above all personal encounter of communion and friendship with Jesus Christ through prayer. Thus, prayer turns about the central axis around which all Christian activity to construct the Kingdom of God springs. Because of this, prayer thus constitutes the first dimension of Christian praxis.
• Fraternity: This consists in that dynamic of going out of oneself to encounter and share with the other, with the neighbor. That is, a going towards encountering God through and by means of a brother and, consequently, of the community. The above, to learn to welcome the other, but likewise to listen to him, which means not only recognizing the other as a person, but rather, acknowledging God’s presence in the other, since “That Other (God) is at the same time the other; this person, in his/her most intimate reality, is God. His/her self is a Divine self.”
• Service: The Christian life is a call to service: the surrender of one’s life for others. We encounter God in the historical and concrete situations of others and, above all, of those who suffer. This entails the commitment to be at the service of the community: the commitment to surrender one’s life given so that God’s designs and his presence may be brought about in history. In this way, then, the call to be for the other expresses the presence and blessing of God. In a word, this is commitment for the good.
• Eucharistic Spirituality, a path of conversion: Now, regarded as the time of grace or “favorable time” to apply the apostle Paul’s phrase (2 Cor 6:2) to Lent, Eucharistic spirituality traces out a path of conversion that consists precisely in the call the Lord makes to us: “be converted and believe the Good News” (Mk1:15). Indeed, if the three pillars of Lent: prayer, almsgiving and fasting are means to achieve conversion, Eucharistic spirituality is also involved, and even more so since it is based on the very understanding of the Sacrament of the Eucharist, which is, as stated by Vatican II, “the source and summit of all Christian life” (LG 11). So, Eucharistic spirituality can foster a transforming Christian praxis that springs from the ideal of Eucharistic life, which is oriented towards uniting contemplation and action.
The simple reason for this is that the new life in Christ cannot be fully Eucharistic if it is not consecrated to God and to humankind. Eucharistic spirituality thus set out a way to live the Paschal Mystery of our Lord Jesus Christ fully, that is, a way of living the gospel which actively builds up the Kingdom of God. Through prayer, fraternity, and service, it involves carrying out fully the Eucharistic Christian life that encompasses in itself solidarity with the poor and the weak (which is expressed through fasting and almsgiving) and opposition to everything that undermines human dignity. Because the Christian faith, which has its basis and meaning from God’s free gift in Jesus Christ becoming bread, the Bread of life in the Eucharist constitutes the core of the experience of faith, the point of encounter between God and human beings.
This encounter with the love of God in the Eucharist in turn impels us to encounter our neighbour, that is, with our brother. Thus, the Eucharist or, we could say, Eucharistic spirituality that is derived from our understanding of the sacrament of the Eucharist leads us to the same experience as that of the Apostle of the Gentiles, Saint Paul: “I no longer live, it is Christ who lives in me” (Gal 2:20). Thus, Eucharistic spirituality responds or, more exactly, corresponds to the spirit of Lent, in a word, to Christian spirituality, that of making each Christian another Christ, that is, men and women raised up to reflect the perfection of the Father in being compassionate and merciful.
Eucharistic spirituality thus realises, on the one hand, the experience of encountering God (through prayer) and others (through fraternity) while, on the other, the exercise of a transforming Christian praxis (through service). Hence, a prayerful, fraternal and servant life indubitably traces out a path of conversion in keeping with the spirit of Lent. This is precisely insofar as Eucharistic spirituality leads to a Christian orthopraxis which signifies maturity in faith. Thus, Eucharistic spirituality (prayer, brotherhood, and service) as well as the three pillars of the Lenten season (prayer, almsgiving and fasting) are directed to forming Christians convinced and committed to the cause of the Kingdom of God, that is, personal and communal conversion and, hence, social transformation. What has been said pertains to the bringing about of a more just and more fraternal world while awaiting the coming of the Lord.
“Community and history form two faces of the same human reality that comes about in a diachronic-synchronic openness. In synchrony, human beings open up to each other, forming a community of life and progress. In diachrony they communally become history.”
In short, living the Lenten path of conversion in the Eucharistic spirituality means undertaking in the first place, through prayer, communion with Jesus in the Eucharist and, thus, with the Church. Secondly, through fraternity, we become aware that the Christian life is lived in community, that consists in building bonds of brotherhood. And finally, in the third place, starting from the service, it entails realizing that the Christian life, through faith in the Eucharist, implies a commitment towards the world. Therefore, prayer, fraternity, and service we realize the need to commit ourselves to the transformation of society, that consists in facing the historical and social reality in order to bring about a different world, a new world: more just and more fraternal.
Such is our mission in light of the Rule of Life and such is likewise the purpose of the Church during this season of Lent calling us to conversion. In this dynamic, the task for us Blessed Sacrament religious in this favourable time of Lent consists in becoming focused by our own spirituality. It is about living it better but also, above all, presenting it to our parishioners and laity as a path of conversion along which we move step by step, but surely and certainly, to the Resurrection. That means it will lead us to the celebration of the Paschal Mystery with a new heart and a renewed life and, hence, to rise with Christ.
BROTHER CHRISTOPHE MENDY, SSS from NOTIBIP 78 - March 2022 307e
In God's Time by Fr. Norman Pelletier, S.S.S.
A Review by Fr. Bangor Arputha Raj, S.S.S. ~ Province [Nalgda] India
An impressive book (with numerous references to vast resources), from an inspiring and experienced member of the Congregation. It should be a fascinating book for many of us who would like to know more about our Congregation, especially the developments during the teething and nascent period. I am still a novice in so far as the knowledge of our history is concerned. I spent quite a few days to read the book through. Though this book was given a year back to me, I cast my sight on it only this June as I was gathering a few materials on the Spirituality of our Founder.
Fr. Norman, sss is trying to converse with his readers, particularly with younger generation of the Congregation. As the author puts it, “… it behooves us to know and understand our history so that we can appreciate the contributions of those who have gone before us and recognise the events that have shaped us”. This book contains 10 Chapters, 1 Epilogue and 3 Appendixes with so much of clarity and myriad of information.
The first part of the book is fairly chronological beginning with the death of Father Eymard, followed by General Chapter and the line of Superiors General, with a shaky start, their Administration with the given historical and testing period of surviving and consolidating through troublesome days in France, and redeeming experiences over The Marechal Affairs = The Benedictine Project. One notes that Fr. Norman, sss, has done enough justice to unpack the unfathomable emotions, the drama of those decisive years, unfinished initiatives, struggles, ambiguities resulted by the political upheavals and expulsion of religious, unavoidable conflicts and quarrels, days of depression, financial constraints, pros and cons of the conflicting situation and many more experiences of the nascent group of religious dedicated to live the
Eucharistic Life envisaged Fr. Eymard.
These enormous ups and downs, the author observes, were the moments of living the Paschal Mystery, thus providing to the members a purpose and direction that paved fruitful for generations. At the same time, the author has given more space than otherwise, to highlight and recount the moments of God’s Grace and Blessings, guiding the Order during which the fathers exhibited the spirit of charity and love throughout such period to The Eucharistic Charism. The author is overwhelmed so, as he does not cease to omit to expound the steady growth in numbers and new foundations in Europe and elsewhere.
The second part of the 10 Chapters has abundant quoted materials of the Generals and leading personalities which are important for our collective identity. One will be happy to recount while reading through the transitions and progress made from the Constitution to Rule of Life of our Congregation. It is made clear to the committed readers that there is no secret formula for process of discernment to save the Congregation and its Eucharistic Charism than to listen to the voice of God in The Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.
Obviously, though this book is not of the total history of the Congregation, it is a right book to acquire a birds-eye-view on which the members and scholastics alike may build up their own history and add volumes to this present contribution. Observations offered in the Epilogue is worth reading again and again thus reminding our identity with sure note of hope. Pope Francis reminds us thus, “Recounting our history is essential for preserving our identity, for strengthening our unity and common sense of belonging”.
The Joy of Being Baptised
Excerpts from Counsels for Spiritual Life
Happy Feast Day Saint Peter Julian Eymard
“Fr. Eymard speaks to his sister Marianne, who is also his God-Mother, on the anniversary of his Baptism. 'The most beautiful day of my life'. He recalls memories linked to his childhood: his convalescence at his attempt at the Novitiate of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate at Marseille, where he threw himself into it with excessive zeal and where his health broke down. It is for us an invitation to call to mind our own Baptism, the day when we became children of God.
My dear sisters,
Today I cannot resist the joy of writing you a few words. I'm sure that you
can guess why I prayed so earnestly to God for you, for our father our mother
and my godfather!
It's such a beautiful day for me. It's the most beautiful day of my life since this
is the day when I had the good fortune to be baptized.” If I had died then, I
would be in heaven now, praying for my godmother [who is] still on earth,
weighed down by the cross, on the thorny path to heaven. But the Good Lord
did not wish it and has left me until now in this valley of exile, tears and
struggles. May he be blessed all is well, provided we reach our goal at the end.
Once we reach it, whether the road was short or long, easy or difficult,
everything weighs in the scales only as grace and mercy from God. The essential
thing is to reach it [the goal].
Pray that I may attain the goal, as I do for you. If you should reach it first,
leave a walking stick behind and an open door.”
Excerpts from the letter to Miss Marianne Eymard February 1846.


2020 has been a turbulent year with Covid forcing us to adapt the way in which we work. Despite this, Photo Hunt was still able to ahead as planned and we collected almost 400 photographs. This is the second highest number of entries since we started Photo Hunt way back in 2008.
All of the entries were uploaded to the Discovery Wall and can now be viewed online both on Canterbury Stories and the Discovery Wall website. All the images are also available on the Discovery Wall in Tūranga - as well as at the Mobile Discovery Wall which is at Spreydon Library during December.
A total of 377 entries were received and an overall winner was selected along with winners and highly commended for the categories of people, places and collection. All winners and highly commended entrants were awarded a certificate and book as a token of our appreciation for their contribution.
It was tough to decide which photographs to award the top spots to, but the Digital Content team chose those that filled gaps in our digital heritage collection. A strong theme of cars and planes came through this year, as well as many images that complement our current collection as well as contributing to areas that it isn’t yet strong in. These new additions continue to help us tell the story of Christchurch through the eyes of local people.
Huge thanks to our colleagues across the Library network for their support with Photo Hunt this year. Special shout out to Hornby Library who were hosts of the Mobile Discovery Wall and through their local community we received 94 entries!
A special mention to Linwood Library who ran a ‘Share with Us’ programme alongside Photo Hunt this year, allowing members of the local community to share their memories with a library staff member. This has been well received by the local community and the Library hopes to continue working in this way to capture local history.
You can contribute to our collection anytime by signing up to the Discovery Wall website, or we can scan photographs and return them to you. Contact us at email@example.com for more information.
Overall Winner: Tail of British European Airways Vickers Viscount 701, October 1953. Contributed by Barbara Newcombe
This photograph, taken by the contributor’s father Peter Basire, was chosen as the winner of Photo Hunt 2020. We really liked how this particular photograph combines being artistic with telling a great story about the crowds inspecting the planes following the London-New Zealand Air Race.
The Air Race is a well-known event but it wasn’t well represented in the digital heritage collection so, this image along with the 12 others contributed as part of this collection, provide the public with an insight into this historic event in Christchurch. The images capture an event very much of its time and the great excitement of Christchurch being the final destination of the air race.
Category Winner – People: Gardening with Dad in Woolston, 1958. Contributed by Cheryl Jesson
The judges really liked how this photograph captures a wonderful child and Dad moment of working in the backyard, but not one you would likely see these days! Family photographs such as these are relatable to many Christchurch people and we always look for these moments when selecting for the people category.
People – Highly commended: Murphy Bros Staff Photo, 1940s. Contributed by Vickory Wilson
This photograph was chosen by the judges because it shows the proud staff outside Murphy Brothers which was demolished in the 1980s. It demonstrates part of the strong history of the brickworks on Centaurus Road, while also being special for the contributor as it features both of their grandfathers.
People – Highly commended: Fire engine at the Central Fire Station, 29 October 1964. Contributed by Ron Cone
The judges really liked that this photograph was in colour, taken at the Central Fire Station on Kilmore Street and featured the fire engine and the uniforms of the fire service from the 1960s. We have several images in the collection relating to fire station but most are in black and white so having a colour image is a great addition to the collection.
People – Highly commended: Athletics meeting at QEII Park, 1974. Contributed by Paul Ovington
This photograph of an athletes' meeting at QEII Park was taken in the lead up to the Christchurch Commonwealth Games in 1974. The judges particularly liked that it captures an event leading up to the major historic event in Christchurch of the Commonwealth Games, which contributes a new dimension to our collection around this event. Most of the photographs in our digital heritage collection relating to the Games are in black and white so this is a fantastic addition to the collection and the history of Christchurch.
Category Winner – Places: Lyttelton Tunnel construction, 1961-1964. Contributed by John Hurley
The judges really liked how this photograph shows an angle of Lyttelton we don’t have much of in our digital heritage collection, and depicts a time when major construction to build the Heathcote to Lyttelton iconic road tunnel was taking place. A fantastic addition to our collection of Lyttelton images.
Places – Highly commended: River cleaning in the Avon Loop, 1988. Contributed by Don Locke
This photograph is as relevant today as it was in the 1980s when this was taken, clearing rubbish out of the Avon River featuring well known Avon Loop resident Jack Locke. The judges felt this image was topical because of the current work taking place on the Avon Loop and of the growing need to protect the environment in our communities.
Places – Highly commended: View from the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament, 2006. Contributed by Merle Conaghan
The judges really liked how this photograph shows pre-earthquake Christchurch from an angle seldom seen. Although our collection has several of the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament this angle is one we didn’t have, so this image is a fantastic addition to the collection.
Places – Highly Commended: Elephants on Rolleston Avenue. Contributed by Alan Tunnicliffe
When the judges first saw this image, they couldn’t believe what they were seeing … 4 elephants walking along Rolleston Avenue?!? This unusual shot of elephants from a travelling circus being exercised adds to our growing image collection of elephants in Christchurch.
Collection - winner: John Lewis Abernethy slide collection, 1950s-1960s (59 colour slides). Contributed by Yvonne Dixon
The judges really liked how these slides depict a range of Christchurch scenes, family life and aerial shots in the 1950’s and 1960s. This collection is special because as well as being in colour, it was a slide collection that by digitising we were able to provide access to a format that needed to be otherwise viewed through a slide projector.
The judges particularly liked the NZR Road Services building slide as we don’t have any images of this prominent building, and it also includes a tram with buggy on the front – something we hadn’t seen before!
Collection – Highly commended: Scenes of central Christchurch, 1980s-1990s (22 photographs). Contributed by P. Gopal and Tulsi Gopal
These photographs capture scenes from the central city including those of family members. These photographs cover the 1980s-1990s and are in colour, which is an area of the digital heritage collection we didn’t have much of, possibly due to people not considering the 1980s to be that long ago.
A particular favourite of the judges was of the intersection by City Mall on High Street as it shows, in colour, the life of the central city in the 1980s.
Photo Hunt isn’t just for the public. Each year we encourage staff across Christchurch City Libraries and the wider council to enter their photographs. This year we received a total of 38 staff entries on topics ranging from native birds, cultural events, those taken during the Covid-19 Lockdown and of public art.
Staff Pick - Winner: Godwits sculpture. Contributed by Brendon Moir
This simple yet perfectly framed shot inspired the Content team who judged this category. Staff thought there was something beautiful about how the sculpture on Bridge Street, South New Brighton, had been captured.


The Akashic records (akasha is a Sanskrit word meaning “sky”, “space” or “aether”) is a term used in theosophy (and Anthroposophy) to describe a compendium of mystical knowledge encoded in a non-physical plane of existence. These records are described as containing all knowledge of human experience and the history of the cosmos. They are metaphorically described as a library; other analogies commonly found in discourse on the subject include a “universal supercomputer” and the “Mind of God”. People who describe the records assert that they are constantly updated automatically and that they can be accessed through astral projection or when someone is placed under deep hypnosis. The concept was popularized in the theosophical movements of the 19th century and is derived from Hindu philosophy of Samkhya. It is promulgated in the Samkhya philosophy that the Akashic records are automatically recorded in the atoms of akasha (the equivalent of what Aristotle called “aether”), one of the five types of atoms visualized as existing in the atomic theory of Ancient India, called Mahabhuta. In Buddhism it is taught one reason that people knew Gautama Buddha had attained enlightenment as a Buddha was because he was able to remember all of the details of all of his past lives by accessing them on the akashic records. The term akashic records is frequently used in New Age discourse.


The first episode of a unique series entitled "A Castle Full of Poetry," which Musical Theater in Poznan has produced together with the Kórnik Plant Foundation, the City and Commune of Kórnik, PAN Kórnik Library and the Poviat of Poznan. In this episode we look at the story of two extraordinary women: Jadwiga Zamoyska, née Działyńska Zamoyska, and Maria Zamoyska. We discover the richness of the stories of these two exceptional figures, who are written in the history of the castle. Their stories intertwine in fascinating ways, shedding light on their unique cultural heritage and personal achievements. Collaboration with various cultural and historical institutions has made it possible to create a comprehensive picture of the lives and times of Hedwig and Mary. The episode not only takes the viewer into the world of bygone eras, but also shows the importance of cultural heritage in the context of modern times. We invite you to discover this remarkable series, which not only celebrates history, but also emphasizes cultural and artistic heritage, while being the fruit of cooperation between cultural institutions concerned with preserving and promoting the cultural wealth of our region.
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Top Manager Mahan Teymouri and New York Times Bestselling Author Jack Canfield to Hold Big Seminar on Secret of Success
Mahan Teymouri, Middle East Top Manager, is working on the “success system” in a joint conference with Jack Canfield, Leading Lecturer at The Secret of Success
Who is Jack Canfield?
Jack Canfield, a great mentor, and lecturer in the Law of Attraction and the Secret of Success is a New York Times bestselling author and one of the most popular speakers in the United States and around the world. Over the years, he has trained more than a thousand entrepreneurs, managers, and business leaders around the world. On the other hand, to date, he has sold more than five hundred million copies of his books, is one of the best-selling authors in the world, and the book Chicken Soup for the Soul is one of the top two hundred books in history. He also has a personal style in the field of the secret of success, which is taught by more than four thousand people in the world, and more than millions of people have been his students in the field of the secret of success.
Who is Mahan Teymouri?
Mahan Teymouri is the top entrepreneur in Iran and one of the leading managers in the Middle East, who has established a business coaching in Iran and is the founder of financial intelligence in Iran. He is the author of more than 18 educational books in the world and is currently one of the best-selling authors in Iran. He has trained more than 30 million people and has a personal style of success called “mindset, skill, and personality”. He entered the field of management and leadership training in 2021 and to date has held management seminars with Darren Hardy, a prominent American Manager.
Who is Amir Sharifi?
Amir Sharifi is a lecturer in the law of attraction. He is mentioned as the god of mentality in Iran. During his years of activity, he has trained more than thousands of people and is considered one of the leaders in Iran in attracting. On Friday, August 6, he is scheduled to review and educate the audience, along with Jack Canfield and Mahan Teymouri, about the impact of the law of attraction on success.
From the beginning of human history until today, Human Being has been looking for a way to have a better life, more income, and higher welfare. These components of human life in the new century are known as the system of success. Success, as one of the concerns of modern life, has seen many books, magazines, and speakers to date. But out of this amount of data on success, only a few versions of success systems have finally succeeded. The reason for this difference in results is also completely dependent on the difference between humans with each other. Many success systems are written only for a specific group of people, or many success books are written in such a way that they are applicable to people in a particular geographical location. But as we have said, only limited versions of the success system have not failed to date because these systems are designed to be written regardless of religion, geography, etc. One of those people who has been able to achieve this success and expand his success system in the world for more than forty years and have the best achievements is Jack Canfield.
The Great Seminar of “Secret”, A Transformation In Personal Development
August 6, Tehran hosts a major event in the education industry. Mahan Teymouri, Middle East Top Manager, is working on the “success system” in a joint conference with Jack Canfield, Leading Lecturer at The Secret of Success. A system that specifically focuses on personal life, business, and income. In this seminar, Mahan Teymouri, Iran’s most popular speaker, specifically focuses on the question “How to increase our income in 2021 and achieve great business success?” And Jack Canfield teaches the audience the three components of success in life, business, and finance.


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A beautifully illustrated exploration of cold-water traditions in Scandinavia and around the world, and a factual, scientific account of why winter swimming gives such a boost to body and soul.
Whether in lake, lido, river or sea, we know the benefits of swimming outdoors and in nature - environmentally friendly and accessible, it can influence our happiness, our energy and our inner tranquility, and give us that winter glow.
Danish scientist Dr Susanna Søberg leads us step by step into the icy water and explains the "cold-shock response", the massive endorphin rush as our body reacts and adapts to very cold temperatures through the winter season. Not only do our circulation, heart, lungs and skin respond positively, but our immune system, metabolism and mental health too. In particular she explains how our "brown fat" is activated to benefit multiple health conditions.Winter swimming is fast becoming one of our most popular pastimes. This beautifully illustrated exploration of cold-water traditions in Scandinavia and around the world shows how it can have a significant positive impact on our physical and mental health, confidence and well-being, providing such a boost to body and soul.
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On July 23, OFA sponsored a candidate forum. It held at the Whitefish Bay Library, and was moderated by the League of Women Voters of Milwaukee county. Democracy relies on an informed electorate, and we thank OFA and the LWV making the forum possible, and for posting a video of it for those who could not attend.
The final pre-primary forum will be held in Mequon on Tuesday, July 31. This forum is sponsored and moderated by the League of Women Voters of Ozaukee County. Details at http://ozaukee.wi.lwvnet.org/.


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The surname Tubman comes from her first husband, John Tubman, who she married in...1 Harriet Tubman’s great-niece, Mariline Wilkins, believes the woman’s name, Miss Parsons, was a code she used for her Underground Railroad activities. 2 Bradford, 53–54. 3 Ibid. Nov 01, 2019 · “It’s a real, honest, raw Harriet Tubman brought to life by Cynthia Erivo — a radical, even militant freedom fighter and a brilliant, courageous woman.” For the past two decades, Larson has helped... 1822: Harriet Tubman is born as Aramita. 1827: New York abolishes slavery. 1837: Tubman suffers life threatening head injury. 1844: Harriet Tubman marries John Tubman, a free black man. 1849: Harriet Tubman escapes slavery 1850: Tubman makes first rescue trip to Maryland for her niece. Harriet Tubman was a conductor of the Underground Railroad- a network of people who helped slaves to escape to the free states in the North. She led 19 journeys and freed over 300 slaves, never losing a single person. Harriet Tubman was a true humanitarian, who fought fiercely against the system of slavery. An African-American, she was born into slavery and after escaping from the wretched life, worked tirelessly to obtain freedom, equality and justice for others like her. Noun 1. Harriet Tubman - United States abolitionist born a slave on a plantation in Maryland and became a famous conductor on the Underground Railroad leading other slaves to freedom in the North (1820-1913) Rapper Kanye West ranted about the Underground Railroad conductor Harriet Tubman, claiming she never actually freed slaves. The Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway is an All-American Road, the highest level of designation for a scenic byway in the US. The byway is a 125-mile driving tour of more than two dozen historic sites and scenic vistas associated with Tubman that lie both within and outside of the National Historical Park. Harriet Tubman Women’s Shelter is a low-barrier emergency shelter for women over the age of 18 who are in urgent need of housing, food or case management. Shelter staff serve breakfast, lunch and dinner to clients. Looking for the ideal Harriet Tubman Gifts? Come check out our giant selection of T-Shirts, Mugs, Tote Bags, Stickers and More. CafePress brings your passions to life with the perfect item for every occasion. Free Returns 100% Satisfaction Guarantee Fast Shipping Oct 03, 2019 · Harriet Tubman House to be replaced with condos after nonprofit that owns the Boston community building is forced to sell. Tubman House is a community center serving working class families in Boston Harriet Tubman's efforts were enough to dissolve slavery in America. Introduction Harriet Tubman, born in 1820, was a runaway slave from Maryland. Her name, at birth, was Araminta Ross. She was one of the eleven children of Harriet and Benjamin Ross. So nearly 200 years after Araminta “Minty” Ross was born enslaved in Maryland, and 170 years since she claimed her freedom and chose the name Harriet Tubman, Glamour turned to some of her... Harriet Tubman was important to local, Canadian and American history and has been named 71st on the Top 100 Most Influential Persons list. Recently, she was named as the new face of the US $20 bill. 6108 Harriet Tubman Avenue. Last updated December 25 2020 at 4:11 AM. Have a question for 6108 Harriet Tubman Avenue? Jul 20, 2020 · Harriet Tubman was a political activist and American abolitionist.. Born into slavery in Maryland, Harriet Tubman's birth date is unknown but estimates place it between 1820 and 1822. Harriet is a 2019 American biographical film directed by Kasi Lemmons, who also wrote the screenplay with Gregory Allen Howard.It stars Cynthia Erivo as abolitionist Harriet Tubman, with Leslie Odom Jr., Joe Alwyn, and Janelle Monáe in supporting roles. Harriet Tubman (born Araminta Ross; c. 1822 – March 10, 1913) was an American abolitionist, humanitarian, and an armed scout and spy for the United States Army during the American Civil War. Harriet Tubman — American Activist Harriet Tubman was an African-American abolitionist, humanitarian, and, during the American Civil War, a Union spy. Born into slavery, Tubman escaped and subsequently made some thirteen missions to rescue approximately seventy enslaved family and friends, using the network of antislavery activists and safe ... Harriet Tubman Davis, an ex-slave, known as the “Moses of her people,” who before the civil war took 300 slaves to Canada through her “underground railroad,” died on Monday night at the home she founded for aged and indigent negroes at Auburn, N. Y. She was said to be 98 years old, and her death was caused by pneumonia. Harriet Tubman, née Araminta Ross, (born c. 1820, Dorchester county, Maryland, U.S.—died March 10, 1913, Auburn, New York), American bondwoman who escaped from slavery in the South to become a leading abolitionist before the American Civil War.Jul 20, 2020 · The visitor center is a good place to pick up a map of the full Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway, a scenic driving tour that covers the sites of young Tubman’s life, such as the general store (closed due to COVID-19) where she was nearly killed for refusing to help restrain another enslaved person, or the Bodress Farm (closed due to COVID-19), where she spent her early years. Tubman was born to slave parents Benjamin Ross and Harriet Greene near Cambridge in 1821. While she was named Araminta by her parents, Tubman took her mother’s name after she married John Tubman in 1844. Sep 17, 2020 · A copy of the book "The Underground Railroad" by William Still is on display at the new Harriet Tubman Museum in Cape May. Tubman briefly lived in Cape May in the 1850s, working to fund her efforts to lead enslaved people to freedom. Harriet Tubman — the name she selects after William urges her to choose one — receives a warm welcome from a community of free people, including the maternal Marie (Janelle Monáe). But ... Jul 20, 2020 · The visitor center is a good place to pick up a map of the full Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway, a scenic driving tour that covers the sites of young Tubman’s life, such as the general store (closed due to COVID-19) where she was nearly killed for refusing to help restrain another enslaved person, or the Bodress Farm (closed due to COVID-19), where she spent her early years.


A Review of Physiological Structures and Dental Disorders of Canids Using Radiography and Computed Tomography
Canids are heterodont and diphyodont animals, which most of adult canids have 42 permanent teeth. Nowadays, attention to the oral and dental disorders in pets has gained a special region in veterinary medicine and on the top of these problems can be referred to dental infections and other periodontal diseases. Anatomy and positioning of teeth and periodontal diseases also could be observed by diagnostic imaging techniques included radiography and CT-scan. Radiography is an effective method for dental examination with low-cost and fast execution times and can be performed during surgery. Although, computed tomography is high contrasted method in oral cavity examination that facilitates the diagnosis of multiple disease. Precise and detailed imaging of the region of interest even before changes become clinically apparent, the reduced examination time than oral radiography, 3D imaging in different views, but expensiveness and risks associated with anesthesia may be the restrictive factors.
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4. Gorpi, Lisa Clarke. available at http://assets.press.Princeton.edu/chapters/i13221.pdf
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Title: The Folklore Archives
Type: Research, Curatorial
Welcome to the folklore archives.
Since 2016, we have been working with seniors to learn about different ways of living through their personal collections and recollections. As we attend to their stories, their affinities, their dreams, we get a glimpse of their inner lives, their views of the world, their idiosyncrasies. As they invite you to visit their private collections, imagine the past, present and future of the worlds we inhabit. What worlds do we long for in the things we collect, in the stories we tell ourselves?
These rooms are brimming with the personal realities of each individual and your curiosity will determine the shape of each encounter. Each is a library of reveries waiting to be heard, each a proposed itinerary to other worlds. As you step into the archive, one object whispers to another, they sense a gathering perhaps, a possible reunion of other selves.
Enter into the world of another.


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Hizib Nahdlatul Wathan: A Spiritual Legacy of KH. M. Zainudin Abdul Majid
Hizib Nahdlatul Wathan (Hizib NW) is a collection of prayers and supplications written by the founder of Nahdlatul Wathan (NW), KH. M. Zainudin Abdul Majid, a national hero and a prominent Islamic scholar from Lombok, Indonesia. Hizib NW is considered as one of his best works and a spiritual legacy for his followers and admirers.
Download File: https://suseqmoenu.blogspot.com/?li=2w3a4I
Hizib NW consists of 16 chapters, each containing verses from the Quran, hadiths, and praises of Allah and Prophet Muhammad. The chapters are arranged according to the Arabic alphabet, starting from alif and ending with ya. Each chapter has a specific name and purpose, such as Hizib al-Aman (The Protection), Hizib al-Hikmah (The Wisdom), Hizib al-Ma'rifah (The Knowledge), and so on.
The main objective of Hizib NW is to strengthen the faith and devotion of the Muslims, especially the members of NW, an Islamic organization that aims to spread the teachings of Islam and promote social welfare in Lombok and beyond. Hizib NW is also believed to have various benefits and blessings for those who recite it regularly, such as protection from harm, success in worldly and spiritual affairs, healing from diseases, and fulfillment of wishes.
Hizib NW is widely practiced by the NW community in various occasions, such as death ceremonies, celebrations, gatherings, and special nights. Some mosques in Lombok also schedule regular sessions of Hizib NW recitation to enliven the mosque and attract more worshippers. Hizib NW is also taught in NW schools and institutions as part of the curriculum.
Hizib NW has been published in various formats, such as books, pamphlets, audio recordings, and digital files. One of the most popular formats is the PDF file that can be downloaded for free from various websites . The PDF file contains the Arabic text, the Latin transliteration, and the Indonesian translation of Hizib NW. It also includes some instructions on how to recite Hizib NW properly and effectively.
Hizib NW is not only a product of KH. M. Zainudin Abdul Majid's piety and scholarship, but also a reflection of his social activism and leadership. According to some researchers, Hizib NW played a significant role in constructing social change in Lombok during the New Order era (1966-1998), when the government suppressed Islamic movements and marginalized local cultures. Hizib NW became a symbol of resistance and identity for the NW members who faced political oppression and economic hardship.
Today, Hizib NW continues to inspire and guide millions of Muslims in Indonesia and abroad who follow the teachings of KH. M. Zainudin Abdul Majid and his successors. Hizib NW is not only a source of spiritual nourishment, but also a manifestation of love and loyalty to Allah, His Messenger, and His Awliya (friends).


The city libraries of Helsinki, Espoo, Vantaa and Kauniainen together make up the network of the Helsinki Metropolitan Area Libraries (HelMet). The HelMet Libraries have a joint online service, joint user regulations and joint fees.
The material in the HelMet library is for the shared use of all inhabitants of the Helsinki Metropolitan Area through the HelMet catalogue database. It is also possible to borrow material from the regional book depository in Pasila and the recordings repository in Tikkurila.
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You can search the catalogue, make reservations and renew loans using the HelMet web library..
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This tutorial explores the advantages on using high-order meshes for finite-element modeling of solids using continuum formulations.
In this video, I take you on a behind-the-scenes tour of my custom-built cluster, designed specifically for high-performance parallel computing using OpenSees.
Another tutorial on leveraging the power of OpenSeesPy with gmsh and my library gmsh2opensees. In this one we also look into performing transient analysis in OpenSeesPy with a simple model.
In this tutorial, I teach you how to create wonderful continuum FE models in OpenSeesPy using gmsh as pre and post-processor. We'll be using my new module gmsh2opensees.


Anti-Jewish Greek literature in late Medieval Crete (15th c.)
The aim of this project is to explore the unknown literary tradition of anti-Jewish Greek texts linked to the island of Crete during the 15th century. The deliverables of this work will partially fill the knowledge gaps for a) anti-Jewish literature in the Levant during the late Byzantine and early post-Byzantine period, b) the historical context in the literature surrounding the coexistence of Christians and Jews in a key cultural centre of the eastern Mediterranean (Crete under Venetian rule, and c) the contribution of Crete to the production of anti-Jewish texts in the 15th century.
To accomplish the above, the investigator will:
- Research the literature tracks of acceptance by the local bipolar religious society.
- Investigate the interest, not only in composing, but also in transcribing Greek anti-Jewish texts (e.g. St. John Chrysostom, Euthymios Zigabenus etc.), in comparison with the wider “antirretical” tendency against the Latins in Crete during the Late-Byzantine Era (Joseph Filagris, Joseph Bryennios, Neilos Damilas etc.);
- Deliver enriched prosopographical records of the local society, aiming to present the religious landscape of anti-Jewish authors, readers and scribes;
- Present an editio princeps of the anti-Jewish treatises of unionist Manuel Savios and the Orthodox monk Athanasios, and introduce other essays found to be significant to my research; and
- Prepare a checklist of the anti-Jewish Greek manuscripts produced in Crete during the 15th century.


Now at MoMa, Century of the Child: Growing by Design, 1900-2000 is an amazing exhibition that brings together areas underrepresented in design history and often considered separately – think school architecture and playgrounds, clothing, toys and games, children’s hospitals and safety equipment, nurseries, furniture, and books.
In 1900, Swedish design reformer and social theorist, Ellen Key intensified focus and progressive thinking regarding the rights, development, and well-being of children as interests of utmost importance to all society. Taking inspiration from Key—and looking back through the 20th century 100 years after her forecast—this exhibition examines individual and collective visions for the material world of children, from utopian dreams for the “citizens of the future” to the dark realities of political conflict and exploitation. Click here for more info. Pretty rad.
The Museum of Modern Art: 11 West 53 Street, New York, NY 10019-5497
Last, but not least, there is the toy Bruno Munari designed in 1953, the Zizi monkey. He is flexible, soft, helpful, and very cutel. Zizi can keep your pen safe, swing from your finger, keep your papers in place, or hold your tie! He was so well loved, Zizi even won the Compasso d’Oro award the year he was born.
Zoo is among Munari’s most graphically stunning works. Meet the kangaroo, who is all legs but doesn’t know it, the zebra in his striped pajamas, and the humpy camel, who has a seat for you. Young readers will enjoy Munari’s bright, bold, Modernist illustrations; older readers will appreciate the book’s wry humor.
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In The Elephant’s Wish you will meet an elephant, a bird, a fish, a lizard, and an ox who are all bored with being themselves. So, they dream of all the other wonderful creatures they would rather be.
The Birthday Present is about the terrible troubles of Marco, a father trying to make it home for his son’s 3rd birthday party. The father is 10 kilometers away from his house when his car breaks down. Oh no, what to do?! Luckily, Marco is quite resourceful, and he knows a bit about transportation; Marco uses every possible resource he can to get home – from a truck, to a motorcycle, to his shoes – and the reader helps Marco find each one by opening up flaps on each page!
Click here to buy The Birthday Present on Unicahome.com
Animals For Sale tells the story of an unusual salesman trying to peddle off a series of exotic animals with rather odd habits – an armadillo who comes home tipsy, a bat that stays out too late, and a flamingo who likes to smoke a pipe.
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ABC is a book that shows how fun letters can be. It is a simple picture book that pairs words in whimsical ways with the help of alliteration. You will meet an “ant on an apple,” and a “cat in a cage,” and see “some glasses in green grass.” This playful alphabet book will give young children the opportunity to delight in language and words, or simply appreciate really beautiful pictures!
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Today will be dedicated to the visually stunning creations of Bruno Munari (1907 – 1998). For those of you who are not familiar with him, Munari was an Italian artist and designer with wide-ranging skills. He worked as a painter, sculptor, and industrial designer; he was a graphic artist and filmmaker, a writer and a poet. Munari believed in the power of simple design to stimulate the imagination.
Bruno Munari had a son, Alberto, who inspired him to begin creating children’s materials. Munari was interested in the interrelationship between games, creativity and childhood. For this reason, he strove to create children’s materials that would support the maintenance of the young mind’s elasticity and point of view. Munari did not believe in the inherent value of fantastical stories of princes and princesses, or dragons and monsters; instead, he wanted to create simple stories about people, animals, and plants that awaken the senses. Books with basic story lines and a humorous twist, brought to life by simple, colorful illustrations drawn with clarity and precision.
With this mission in mind, Munari wrote the nine children’s books mentioned below. In addition, he created other “pre-books,” to inspire a love of reading in pre-literate minds. These were stories that could not be communicated with words, that were expressed instead in visual, and tactile terms. For these works he won the Andersen award for Best Children’s Author in 1974, a graphic award in the Bologna Fair for the childhood in 1984, and a Lego award for his exceptional contributions on the development on creativity of children in 1986.


Born in Ohio on March 24, 1898. Densmore was a resident of Santa Barbara in 1929. He died in Butte County, CA on May 5, 1983.
Source: Edan Hughes, "Artists in California, 1786-1940"
City Directory; Death record.Nearly 20,000 biographies can be found in Artists in California 1786-1940 by Edan Hughes and is available for sale ($150). For a full book description and order information please click here


To Kill A Mockingbird: Character Chart Character Description Jean Louise Finch Scout The narrator of To Kill a Mockingbird, Scout is Atticus's daughter, Jem's sister, Alexandra. and. Jack's niece, and friends with Dill. In the three years the novel covers, she grows from six-years-old to nine. to kill a mockingbird by harper lee Historical Background The setting Maycomb, Georgia 1933-1935 Period of extreme drought During The Great Depression Hitler in power in Germany to kill a mockingbird by harper lee Historical Background Racism and discrimination rampant during novel’s setting Novel includes many historical allusions Jim Crow. O progresso de Scout a narradora da história como personagem do romance é definido por seu desenvolvimento gradual em direção ao entendimento das lições de seu pai Atticus. O título do livro em inglês, “To Kill a Mockingbird”, significa a destruição da inocência.
To KILL A MOCKINGBIRD I 5 with their lives, but they were Haverfords, in Maycomb County a name synonymous with jackass. The Haverfords had dispatched Maycomb's leading blacksmith in a misun derstanding arising from the alleged wrongful detention of a mare, were imprudent enough to do it in the presence of three. Un árbol genealógico es una representación gráfica que en lista los antepasados y los descendientes de un individuo en una forma organizada y sistemática, sea en forma de árbol o tabla. Puede ser ascendente, exponiendo los antepasados o ancestros de una persona, o descendente, exponiendo todos los descendientes. ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ is set in a town called Maycomb. It is in the southern states of the U.S.A. During the 1930s racial discrimination was a big problem in the U.S.A. Black people were poor. They were not treated fairly. A lot of white people were racist.
Characters in To Kill a Mockingbird Character 1. Scout Finch. Scout is the protagonist and narrator of the novel. She is a tomboyish girl portrayed as hot-tempered ready to start a dispute when somebody offends her. Her father, Atticus, has nurtured her in a way that even as a child she never bogs herself down in social hypocrisies. 13/12/2019 · A list of all the characters in To Kill a Mockingbird. The To Kill a Mockingbird characters covered include: Scout Finch, Atticus Finch, Jem Finch, Arthur “Boo” Radley, Bob Ewell, Charles Baker “Dill” Harris, Miss Maudie Atkinson, Calpurnia, Aunt Alexandra, Mayella Ewell, Tom Robinson, Link Deas, Mrs. Henry Lafayette Dubose. 07/06/2019 · Para calcular o tempo de entrega de uma encomenda deverá somar à disponibilidade mais elevada dos artigos que está a encomendar o tempo de entrega associado ao tipo de envio escolhido, salvo atrasos provocados por greves, tumultos e outros fatores fora do controle das empresas de. To Kill a Mockingbird: Character Analysis of Jem and Scout Imagine just two young kids maturing within a matter of years. Imagine that same two kids, experiencing or understanding things that they aren’t meant to at a young age.
Apesar de seus temas, To Kill a Mockingbird tem sido alvo de campanhas para sua remoção das escolas públicas, muitas vezes desafiado por seu uso de epítetos raciais. As reações ao romance foram muito variadas no mundo todo. A análise literária sobre ele é escassa, considerando o número de cópias vendidas e seu amplo uso na educação. Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird was published in 1960. Instantly successful, widely read in high schools and middle schools in the United States, it has become a classic of modern American literature, winning the Pulitzer Prize. She also wrote the novel Go Set a Watchman in the mid-1950s and published it in July 2015 as a sequel to.
25/12/2019 · To Kill a Mockingbird is Harper Lee’s 1961 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about a child’s view of race and justice in the Depression-era South. The book sells one million copies per year, and Scout remains one of the most beloved characters in American fiction. 10/06/2018 · Welcome to the LitCharts study guide on Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird. Created by the original team behind SparkNotes, LitCharts are the world's best literature guides. In 1931, nine black teenage boys were accused of rape by two white girls. The trials of the boys lasted six years, with.
Racial Prejudice in Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird. 1.2 Statement of the Problem With the regard to the background of the Study, the statements of the problem are as the followings: 1. How is the character of Scout as the main character? 2. What is the setting and conflict that happened in the novel? 3. “To Kill a Mockingbird” de Harper Lee é um dos melhores exemplos que eu encontrei de por que um clássico vira um clássico. Este livro é contado do ponto de vista de Scout, uma garotinha que vive no Alabama e que cresce durante os anos da depressão econômica do fim da década de 20. Scout’s character in “To Kill a Mockingbird” shows many enviable traits such as intelligence, innocence, and curiosity. Each of these traits is revealed through action, through the events of the novel, as Scout tells the story, rather than being self-described by Scout or described about her by other characters.
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22/12/2019 · Use this CliffsNotes To Kill a Mockingbird Study Guide today to ace your next test! Get free homework help on Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird: book summary, chapter summary and analysis, quotes, essays, and character analysis courtesy of CliffsNotes. In To Kill a Mockingbird, author Harper Lee uses memorable characters to. To Kill a Mockingbird Character Analysis LitCharts. To Kill a Mockingbird IntroductionContext. Plot Summary. PDF downloads of all 1190 LitCharts literature guides, and of every new one we publish. Detailed quotes explanations with page numbers for every important quote on the site. Are you wanting to grab the To Kill A Mockingbird PDF for your mobile phone. without paying anything? It seems you've arrived at the right place! Via this page, you will. be able to obtain a free version of To Kill A Mockingbird book without paying a single. version of To Kill A Mockingbird.
To Kill A Mockingbird: characters Match the character name in the boxes below to the description of each character. Write the name in the box provided. He is a shrewd, fair man. He permits smoking in the court room, but he does not smoke. He is known to occasionally eat an entire cigar. He is.
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