Beep Studio's Street Artwork installations feature in the newly released Streatham Sketchbook.
Authour Mireille Galinou visited the Studio to interview Peter and Ed about the context for their work in Streatham, and how the artworks and lighting project came together. You can read more on that story here:
We were delighted to visit the launch, which took place in the largest house in the UK designed by the Arts & Crafts architect CFA Voysey. The owners (architects!) very generously showed us around the house, which offers a masterclass in comfortable proportions, generous living spaces, and subtle quality.
Read more about the Streatham Sketchbook below, or order your copy here.
The Streatham Sketchbook
Did you know the Tate Gallery started in Streatham?
Did you know the largest theatre outside the West End is in Streatham?
Did you know one of this country’s best loved architects built his largest house in Streatham?
And that one of London’s most dedicated painters lives and works in Streatham right now?
Answers to these questions and many more in The Streatham Sketchbook.
The painter Jiro Osuga exhibits mostly in London and New York, but the book places him firmly in his living/working context: Streatham. Jiro has a keen eye for everyday surreality. Born in Tokyo, he grew up in Japan and the UK. He studied fine arts at St Martins, Chelsea and the Royal College of Art. Osuga has lived in Streatham for nearly 15 years, and draws inspiration from this neighbourhood on a daily basis.
Author Mireille Galinou, a Bordeaux University graduate, holds a BA Hons in Art History from Birkbeck College, London and worked for over 20 years with the Museum of London collection of Paintings, Prints and Drawings which she curated between 1992 and 2000. She is the founder of 'Your London Publishing', an organisation producing a new type of London guide book. Each volume focuses on the capital’s residential neighbourhoods, rather than the well-trodden territory of Central London. The books offer an intriguing blend of art, local and urban history and journalism, and the creativity of residential London is analysed, measured and celebrated.


Although American Indians lived in the area of present day Columbia County for several thousand years, the written history of Columbia County began with the accounts of French explorers. They explored, named places and established trading posts but left few enduring marks on the land, as their only real interest was in the fur trade rather than agricultural settlement and were never present in large numbers.
From the journals of French Canadian Louis Joliet and French priest Pere Marquette, explorers who traveled the Fox River from Green Bay, portaged the bit of land, at what is now the city of Portage, on or about June 16, 1637, to the Wisconsin River, on their way to discovery of the Mississippi River. They were the first known white men to make the journey. Their “discovery” of the portage was the link American Indians had used for centuries connecting the great lakes to the Gulf of Mexico. The city of Portage and the Government canal at Portage are located near the original portage trail.
British control brought few changes. Their single interest here was the fur trade.
After the war of 1812 the American Army established control. In 1816 Astors’ American fur company was in business in Columbia County. Eventually, to protect the fur trade and the settlers that migrated here, Fort Winnebago was built in 1828 in what is now the township of Fort Winnebago. The last remnant of the fort is the Surgeons’ Quarters located outside of Portage on Highway 33 East. Perhaps the most prominent individual stationed at the fort was lieutenant Jefferson Davis. He served with distinction at Fort Winnebago, later was appointed by President Pierce to his cabinet and eventually became the President of the Confederate States of America.
It was in 1792 that the first white inhabitant, Laurent Barth, a French Canadian, established himself at the portage to transport goods between the Fox and Wisconsin Rivers. He had gotten a permit from the Winnebago Indians to do business there. Wallis Rowan was the first white settler who “took up land” for the purpose of cultivation in what is now Poynette.
Another familiar person at portage was Pierre Pauquette. Born in St. Louis in 1796, his early years were spent among the Indians in the far western fur trade. Subsequently he became the agent of the American Fur Company at the portage. His help as a translator aided Father Samuel Mazzuchelli to convert many to Catholicism. Inspired, Pauquette erected a small log church in 1833 or 34, which stood near the corner of Adams and Conant Streets in Portage. This was the first church built in Wisconsin between Lake Michigan and the Mississippi River. Pauquette was assassinated in 1836 near where the current Catholic Church is in Portage by an Indian with whom he had had some trouble. In about 1850 Wallis Rowan and others in what is now the town of Poynette applied to Washington D.C. for a post office. They wanted to name their community after their admired friend Pauquette as an enduring tribute. The application was filled out in long hand. It was misunderstood in Washington and Poynette it is.
The old Indian Agency House on the hill opposite the fort, which is still standing, was built for John H. Kinzie, the sub-Indian agent. His wife, Juliet, wrote a wonderful volume of memories of her live at the Agency House from 1830, called “Wau-Bun.”
The soldiers were eventually evacuated in 1845 to fight in the war with Mexico. Jefferson Davis as Secretary of War gave the order to sell the fort to the public in 1853.


"This whole project is based on sounds — they're echoes from the past callin' to us to be remembered. We're movin' too fast to hear them now; we'll have to go into the past to recover them, to recover a way of life that is gone, a better way of life. There was a lot wrong back then, but there was a lot more right. The good keeps on comin' back, tryin' to be heard. These people are the instruments of those righteous echoes." - Nathaniel Youngblood, Tophand
The Texas Coastal Bend Collection is a cultural heritage site focusing on the ranching culture in Victoria, Refugio, and Goliad Counties. Featuring black cowboys, vaqueros and the Irish immigration, our collection includes over 9,000 photographs and 1,400 hours of audio interviews as well as books, maps, family papers, 19th century ledgers, diaries, videos, genealogies, and artifacts all illuminating a unique tri-cultural history. Our collection will continue to expand as we bring additional assets online.
"May these stories live forever as beacons of hope, courage and decency in a world gone mad." - Louise S. O'Connor, Author
"I wanted to be a sho'nuf cowboy, a wild rider. I felt free when I was workin', young and strong. I was a cowhand right off the bay, out here livin' like a wild dog, tryin' to make a livin'. We used to work two days out of one. When night come, you'd be ready for that Dudlow Joe. That's the life of a cowboy." - Monroe "Bailey" Shaw, Itinerant CowhandEXPLORE THE BOOK


From the Editor…
As a scholar who studies writing across the disciplines, I am excited to finish my first year editing this volume of InSight. One thing I found especially interesting about editing my first volume was discovering unexpected connections between articles as we prepared this volume for print. The scholars represented in this journal may come from many different disciplinary backgrounds, but it is heartening and invigorating to discover how many concerns, ideas, and themes we share in common.
In our opening editorial, SoTL expert Jana Hunzicker stresses the transformative power of SOTL research for teachers in many disciplines in both secondary and higher education. In this volume, you will read several articles that develop that theme, for example, by focusing on developing signature pedagogy in field education in social work or by transforming teaching through school principal preparation programs.
Collaboration was another emerging theme from this volume, whether that is students collaborating to construct mind maps to develop interdisciplinary thinking or an international collaboration between American education students and Kenyan educators to design new schools. This last article also represents another theme in this volume, the exploration of differing cultural contexts for teaching and learning, a theme further developed by an article examining American and British Universities’ differing stances on innovation and teaching constraints.
Finally, you will read several articles that combine or cut across fields of teaching and learning, for example by including the arts to transform STEM education. You will also read about how faculty across disciplines can be proactive in assessing and using learning analytics in higher education and how faculty benefit from SoTL workshops by developing strong teaching goals. The result of these shared themes and common concerns is this volume of InSight which represents all the advantages of a cross-disciplinary, collaborative, global effort to transform teaching and learning.
I am grateful to the many talented and experienced people who collaborate to make InSight a success. Many thanks to assistant editor Jamie Els for her infinite patience and prodigious knowledge about the journal’s workings. I also would like to thank Stacey Kikendall, who not only encouraged me to take on the editorship, but who shared her experience and advice as a prior editor of InSight. Thank you also for the excellent and speedy work done by our copyeditor, Lauren Lovvorn. Finally, I would like to thank our wonderful team of peer reviewers and Amber Dailey-Hebert, director of the Faculty Center for Innovation at Park University, as well as FCI who make this journal possible.
– Amy Mecklenburg-Faenger, PhD


Encuadernación: Tapa blanda
Número de páginas: 144
Tamaño: 17 x 11
A guidebook to the Cumbria Way, a 73-mile long distance path through the heart of the English Lake District from Ulverston to Carlisle. The route is largely low-level, but this book also describes alternative mountain days which add the Coniston Fells, Glaramara and Skiddaw en route.
The guide divides the route into 5 stages of between 12 and 16 miles, but there is plenty of opportunity to plan your itinerary for a more easy-going 7 to 8 days. This guidebook also provides useful information for every stage, from accommodation to available facilities en route, as well as an annotated OS map and details on points of interest.


Some years ago as part of a program inaugurated by our local library, I volunteered to read to an elderly lady who was losing her sight. After some initial reservations due to my English accent, we settled into a comfortable relationship.
The first book we read was Wings by Danielle Steel, a story based I suspect on the life of Amelia Earhart. It’s a good story and we both enjoyed it. When it was finished, May told me that her husband had had a small plane and she had flown with him to Canada and other places for holidays. Somehow, I had made a good choice for the start.
Sadly, May’s husband had died not long after they had moved into a residential care home and before I met her. Now, with her vision failing fast she was lonely and didn’t like the long wait between my weekly visits for the next installment of her story. With help of the library, we arranged for her to receive a player and regular supply of tapes from the local society which supplied books for the blind. May loved anything by Danielle Steel or Westerns – she particularly liked stories by Louis L’Amour.
Although my weekly visits were superfluous to requirements now she had her audio books, I continued to visit her and we both enjoyed the chats about the differences between England and America. Sadly, once her sight finally closed down altogether and because she was also completely deaf, May had to move to a nursing home.
May has a wonderful daughter who visits her almost every day but she asked me to continue to visit her. Now the circumstances are much different. I had always introduced myself to her when I entered her room because she confided in me that often she didn’t know who was in the room with her or what they were doing. Now, in this new place where she was disorientated and unhappy, this small courtesy seemed more important than ever.
We had a joke between us that I always had cold hands and she would place her own over mine until I was warm; I began to introduce myself as Cold Hand Luke as a nod to her love of Westerns and she knew immediately who it was.
The small joke continues although May is confined to bed now and cannot manage the headphones amongst the oxygen tubes; she is often in pain and sometimes her hearing aids are not working properly. But I still touch her hands and, on a good day, am rewarded with a small smile as I whisper in her ear: ‘Hi May, Cold Hand Luke is here’.


The renowned conductor John Andrews, a Loreto College alumnus, has just released a new recording with the BBC Concert Orchestra. After Loreto, John went on to graduate from Cambridge with a master’s degree, and then a doctorate, before embarking on an illustrious career as a conductor, mainly specialising in opera.
The new recording brings together for the first time Arthur Sullivan’s complete incidental music to Shakespeare’s Macbeth and The Tempest, with the narration provided by the acclaimed actor Simon Callow. The Tempest was Sullivan’s graduation work from the Leipzig Conservatoire, and its rapturous reception in London in 1862 launched his career. The Macbeth music comes from the other end of Sullivan’s creative life. Commissioned by Henry Irving for his famous production at the Lyceum Theatre, it includes sublime melodic writing, ravishing orchestration (including the atmospheric use of two harps) and a dark dramatic energy. For both plays, Sullivan interwove music and text seamlessly – most impressively in the scenes between Macbeth and the Witches. Simon Callow’s wonderful performance of Shakespeare’s text makes it possible to appreciate how truly theatrical this music is. This recording restores the composer’s original narrative structure, with sparkling playing from the BBC Concert Orchestra, expertly overseen by John Andrews.
Loreto is very proud of its continued association with John; he visits on a number of occasions throughout the year to deliver lectures as part of the HE+ Cambridge Music Hub Programme hosted at Loreto. The students this year have enjoyed his lectures on topics such as the political circumstances surrounding Beethoven’s work, and the meaning of Classical Music in today’s society. The great track record Loreto has in securing Music offers from Oxbridge is helped by John providing interview coaching for many successful applicants.
John’s new release is available here: https://www.duttonvocalion.co.uk/proddetail.php?prod=2CDLX7331


Echoes From the Past
Author: Peter Rimmer Web site www.peterrimmer.com
I picked this book from Amazon as it is similar to the books I write. The William Brody African Ocean Adventure Series and I wanted to see what the other options were available for my readers.
You can tell Peter Rimmer has spent a lot of time in South Africa and has an excellent knowledge of the geography and the history.
Whenever I start to read another author’s books, I always try to go for the first in the series which is usually a short book giving an insight into the stories to come. However, Echoes from the Past is a fully-fledged book which took me some time to read. This is unusual for an author and to be congratulated.
Echoes from the Past mainly revolves around Sebastian Brigandshaw who is a son of a wealthy shipping merchant based in London. In July of 1887, he is hoping to marry his childhood sweetheart, Emily. But his hopes are dashed, and a rift is caused in the family as his father wants something different. The upshot of this is Sebastian is sent on a long sea voyage and disowned by his father.
Sebastian ends up in South Africa, where the ship’s captain allows him off the ship for a few hours. This leads to his meeting with a Boer African Ivory hunter who invites him to travel into the interior and hunt the elephants.
This is basically the beginning of a wonderful saga taking Sabastian into the rough dark interior of Africa in the 1900s. He finds himself entwined with the local African tribes and cultures and watches as that end of the continent sees the white man march across its unspoiled veldt. The story continues through the Boer War and discusses the merits and demerits of the same. The book looks at the different political plays that were happening at the time and who lost and who suffered. This is all done from the perspective of local people, the Boers, and the English.
I enjoyed the way Peter was able to move from character to character depicting their stories. He allows us to get a glimpse into what life was like back then with the hardships and difficulties of living in a foreign land where the natives were not always friendly. Peter Rimmer is also able to give an enlightening view of the local tribes and their customs.
I was expecting an action-adventure book, but Echoes from the Past is more of an adventure book with long enjoyable stories bringing out the most important characters and the lives they lived.
It is a lovely story depicting a time when it was still possible to find a country and go and live there and make your life. Peter Rimmer has written several books in the Bradshaw Chronicles and I am sure I will read them.
If you want action and adventure then this book might be a little slow for you. However, the saga is well worth reading and is an epic adventure story. Peter Rimmer has a great web site offering more information on his books you can find it here www.peterrimmer.com.


"A brand new book co-authored by David Thornburg,
Gary Stager, Lynell Burmark, Bernajean Porter, Ferdi
Serim, Sara Armstrong, Lou Fournier, Ted McCain and Bonnie
This volume provides snapshots of the current thinking
of each Thornburg Center associate on educational topics
of concern to any K-12 educator. The topics in this book
are as varied as the people who wrote them. But as you
dig to the core of our group one thing becomes clear:
we are united in our passion for children and the educators
charged with preparing future generations for a dynamic
world. Toward this end, we have harvested the results
of our research and/or experiences in the classroom and
bring our insights to you in a form that is both visionary
and practical." - Dr. David Thornburg
This remarkable book
should be read and re-read by every American educator.
It seems to contain solutions to all of education's
problems. While the city of Reggio Emilia focuses on
early childhood education, there are numerous lessons
to be learned by teachers at all levels.
Horton's Highlander Folk School taught folks like
Rosa Parks to be activists and gave birth to the
song, We Shall Overcome. This autobiography details
the life and work of an important and unsung hero
in American history while including lessons on community
organizing and adult education.
An incredibly beautiful, practical and easy-to-use source
of inspiration for anyone interested in snapping great photos.
The Photoshop Elements Book for Digital Photographers by Scott Kelby
Want to know how to make someone look slimmer, loose freckels or fix red-eye automatically? How about simple color correction, photo repair or adding a watermark? if you answered, "yes," to any of these questions, then this book is for you. The book is organized around "how-to" topics with crisp clean photos detailing each step. It is an excellent reference for non-experts.
Photography Pocket Guide by Derrick Story
The Digital Photography Pocket Guide gives you the tools, the knowledge, to take
the kind of pictures you've always wanted. Consider it your quick-reference photo
mentor that explains each of the camera's components, shows you what they do,
then helps you choose the right settings to accomplish your goal.
This expansive volume contains a great deal of information
needed by folks planning to produce QuickTime movies
for the web and other forms of mass distribution. It's
the bible of QuickTime on the video-based web publishing.
This short comic book by the host of NPR's This
American Life somehow manages to inspire children
of all ages to conduct great interviews and produce radio
programs for the web and traditional radio. This is the
best $4 you will ever spend!
A really cool book comparing the hype, hysteria
and promise of the Internet to an oddly similar time when
the telegraph was invented. This book provides interesting
historical perspectives and helps you separate reality
from Internet hype.
This terrific book was written by two urban
kids from Chicago who after given a microphone and tape
recorder by a NPR reporter documented their life, including
a Pullitzer-prize winning report on the murder of one little
boy by anothe
Rights pioneer Bob Moses, the founder of Mississippi's
Freedom Summer, details how he came to understand
algebra as a gatekeeper to poor children's future
and what he did about it. This book is as much about
empowering communities as it is about his successful


This year is all about re-discovering yourself, your body, your passions, your joy, your self-worth. We curate our collection of books that can help you with that, because sometimes we all need a little help.
Dolly Parton, Songteller: My Life in Lyrics is a landmark celebration of the remarkable life and career of a country music and pop culture legend. As told by Dolly Parton in her own inimitable words, explore the songs that have defined her journey. Illustrated throughout with previously unpublished images from Dolly Parton’s personal and business archives.
Mining over 60 years of songwriting, Dolly Parton highlights 175 of her songs and brings readers behind the lyrics.
Dolly Parton, Songteller: My Life in Lyrics reveals the stories and memories that have made Dolly a beloved icon across generations, genders, and social and international boundaries.


If you received one of the first print runs, there was an error on pages 11 and 12. You can download a PDF copy of the corrected pages here.
Originally written to help deepen relationships and foster faith conversations between Mothers and Daughters, this book is also useful for grandmothers, granddaughters, aunts, nieces, sisters, cousins, friends, etc.
A year or two ago, while preparing to lead a Sunday School program at my church that would bring together mothers and their daughters (teens and up), I discovered that there just weren’t any resources available that would do what I was hoping, so with God’s steady hand guiding my fingers on the keyboard, I sat down and wrote a program. About 20 women participated in the pilot study that January, including mothers with their teen daughters, mothers with daughters who had grown up and moved away, and even a woman who attended on Sundays and brought the program back to her mother who was in a nursing home. What a blessing it was to share this Bible-based resource with them and see their relationships grow! Since then, I’ve updated a few of the components and worked with a brilliant graphic designer to help bring this book to market to help any women who are interested in deepening their relationships with others, improving their communication, and talking more clearly and openly about their faith journey.
“The quiet, reflective time I spent with my daughter studying and sharing the materials from Sinikka's book allowed me to deepen our connection. It felt so meaningful to share my faith with her and to gain a closer look into what she felt was important. It was an important opportunity for us.” - Mary
“For mothers with daughters and daughters with mothers of all ages! This resource helps build relationships and trust with talking points to walk participants through this wonderful coming-together guide.” - Jana
“A heart-felt Christian approach from Sinikka blessed my wife and daughter with a weekly commitment to be in conversation together in Christ – a conversation that they truly cherished.” - Dave


Dr. Gushee has been featured on or in:
Foreword by Rubén Rosario Rodríguez, On Sale 2/28/22
As a leading Christian ethicist, Dr. David P. Gushee takes his many years of teaching and experience to offer a fresh vision of the Christian moral life for today's turbulent world. With twenty-five, easy-to-digest chapters, plus audio and video versions that readers can access from links in each chapter, Introducing Christian Ethics offers is written for seminary students, educators, pastors, small groups, and Christians everywhere,
“A comprehensive one-stop manual on what it means to live Christianly.”
—Peter Enns, author of The Bible Tells Me So and co-host of "The Bible for Normal People"
Speaking on Christian Ethics
Dr. Gushee speaks to a wide range of audiences and organizations, including churches, universities, special forums, podcasts and the media. He can speak to the issues of the day by offering a principled and everyday level perspective that informs and inspires.
David Gushee’s work in [Changing Our Mind] stands to be of pivotal importance in reframing the LGBTQ dialogue in the church, and in reclaiming the church’s moral authority for a new generation.
—Matthew Vines, author of God and the Gay Christian
“Kingdom Ethics is arguably the most significant and comprehensive Christian ethics textbook of our time.”
— Michelle A. Clifton-Soderstrom, North Park Theological Seminary
“Anyone who wants to know what a Christian ethicist is and does can begin [with Still Christian], with the compelling account of how one man makes life-bending decisions about things that matter, without ever losing faith in the tender Jesus who has hold of his soul.”
–Barbara Brown Taylor, author of Leaving Church and Learning to Walk in the Dark
"David Gushee is one of the best Christian ethicists alive today. "
—Shane Claiborne, speaker, activist, and author of Executing Grace
"Thinking about Christianity after evangelicalism is neither trendy, alarmist, nor faithless, but rather it carves out a needed path forward for those millions of exvangelicals who have found the movement that birthed them to be irrelevant, traumatic, and even abhorrent and are seeking a place to land. Few have earned the right to speak to this topic with such prophetic clarity and practical insight, not to mention approachable writing style, as David Gushee."
–Peter Enns, author of How the Bible Actually Works


The Sociology Video Project
Curated by Katherine Bischoping and involving many reviewers, this is a resource for identifying films that are of use in Sociology courses. Pleases visit the Sociology Video Project website.
CSA Indigeneity and Sociology Resource Guide
These Teaching Resources have been collected for Course Directors and TAs as a result of a 2013 YUFA Teaching & Learning Development Grant awarded to Deborah Davidson, Debra Brock, Amber Gazso and Kalina Grewal's project entitled 'Engaging Sociology: Enhancing the Experience of Students in AP/SOCI 1010 6.0, Introduction to Sociology'. Please note that the resources are also useful for courses other than 1010. Thanks to Jennie Haw for her assistance in this project.
- Critical Reading (PDF)
- Thinking and Writing (PDF)
- Soci 1010: Popular Media Articles (PDF)
- Soci 1010: Online Resources (PDF)
- Soci 1010: Preliminary Bibliography (PDF)
- TA Resources (PDF)
- TA Feedback Manual (UVic) (PDF)
- TA Guide to Icebreakers (UVic) (PDF)
- TA Icebreaker (U of Toronto) (PDF)
- Writing Sociological Papers (PDF)


This is the first retrospective museum exhibition of the Argentine artist Mirtha Dermisache (Buenos Aires, 1940-2012). Between visual art and writing, the oeuvre of Mirtha Dermisache is divided between books, letters, texts, diaries and postcards, formats in which she experimented with the expressive possibilities of her graphic stroke on paper.
The exhibition provides a complete survey of her artistic output, from the first book she made in 1967 to her last group works in the 2000 decade. It includes 140 pieces from private collections, as well as a broad range of documents from the Archivo Mirtha Dermisache, which since 2013 has been painstakingly cataloguing and recording her works.
Throughout her career, Mirtha Dermisache built up a calligraphic corpus through "illegible writings," a term coined by Roland Barthes, who in 1971 showed great interest in her work and stressed her ability to achieve the "essence of writing". The artist was particularly interested in the editorial capacity of her works, as a form in which to problematize the idea of originality. She was connected to the Instituto Di Tella, the CAYC and the Grupo de los 13, and was characterized as being a solitary, intimistic artist in her written work, and altogether open in her pedagogic production.
“From the very start, Dermisache's work seems to be traversed by the duality between the search for freedom in creation and submission to a set of rules, a discipline. And, when one surveys the whole of her work from 1967 until her death, this duality becomes a constant, indissociable from her task of teaching, understood as the experience of an inverse process of learning: the unlearning of certain ideas that hinder creative free expression," explains curator Agustín Pérez Rubio.
The possibilities for manipulating the mechanisms of publishing will cohabit in the exhibition space with original works, prompting the public to consider the most abstract aspects of writing, such as time, musicality and rhythms, calligraphic plasticity, signification, systematicity and the relation with typography. The exhibition also takes account of the artist's creative processes, which include "legible" texts and exercises, as well as her extensive work teaching at the TAC (Taller de Acciones Creativas [Studio for Creative Actions]) and at the six editions of the Jornadas del Color y la Forma [Conferences on Color and Form] (1974-1981), which led to a practice of “work x sum total” in which she would involve all participants.
The exhibition plan is based on three years of documentary work researching her personal archive, which also will be on view in order to contextualize and show governing and conflicting facets of her work: discipline, say, versus freedom of expression, or print run versus original, the mass-level versus the individual.
Mirtha Dermisache. Porque ¡yo escribo! continues the series of projects in Room 3 which seek to revisit the production of women artists who, for various reasons, were not sufficiently recognized in their era, or whose work has still not found its rightful place in the historiography of contemporary art. Since 2015 monographic exhibitions have been organized for Annemarie Heinrich (Germany, 1912 – Bs. As., 2005), Teresa Burga (Peru, 1935), Claudia Andujar (Switzerland, 1931; living and working in Brazil since 1954) and Alicia Penalba (Bs. As., 1913 – France, 1982).
Along with the exhibition, a 300-page catalog will be published on her oeuvre –in a double edition in Spanish and English–, co-published with the Fundación Espigas and with the support of the Archivo Mirtha Dermisache and the Institute for Studies on Latin American Art (ISLAA). The book includes and the curatorial essay of Agustín Pérez Rubio, artistic director of MALBA; and hitherto unpublished texts by Guy Schraenen, editor/publisher and founder of the publishing house Guy Schraenen éditeur and the Archive for Small Press & Communication (A.S.P.C.); Belén Gache, writer and poet; and Lucía Cañada (UBA-IDEAS- UNSAM), as well as a biographical chronicle of the artist by Cintia Mezza, Cecilia Iida and Ana Raviña of the Archivo Mirtha Dermisache.


Welcome to another session of Turning Pages!
Synopsis: Nola Chambers is a reminder that her family wasn’t always the golden-skinned, fair-haired folk who can stand proud and nearly-white in their village of Redding. Nola reminds her father that the woman he married had very dark antecedents. It’s not a reminder he appreciates, it’s a reminder that causes snickers and whispers in the town, and his anger over the incident of Nola’s birth marks her for life — literally. By the time Nola is in middle school, her body bears scars from her father’s disgust. Her mother – silent and wan – simply works, avoiding the chronic angers of her home, making a home for her husband wherein his restless furies can sometimes be silenced. Nola is still young enough to be bewildered. Why, she wonders, does her father hate her? Why is her luck so bad? How can her mother not protect her?
At school, her isolation leaves her nothing to do but work hard. Her grades are high. Her loneliness – unbroken except for Dahlia, the ugly, silly daughter of a suspected whore, an affront to the pious village. Nola wishes Dahlia would go away – but since she’s the only one who tolerates her, it seems unkind to chase her away. Nola’s brokenness doesn’t escape the eyes of her teacher. The ponderously shaped woman pairs Dahlia and Nola for homework for the rest of term. Delroy, another classmate collared for fighting with Dahlia, is tossed into the unlikely mix as well. A bundle of three sticks, after all, can’t easily be broken. “Never break” becomes Nola’s private mantra. But it’s not a belief she can sustain. When disaster ultimately takes everything from her – even her precarious place in her home – Nola and her teacher start over again in Kingston, with her teacher’s niece, Petra, her baby, and her teacher’s “bundle of sticks” which make up her chosen family. But, a city isn’t a fresh start for a country girl. Beguiled by drugs and believing the world owes her, Nola bites the hand that brought her help and enters into another grueling cycle of helplessness and defeat — until she meets someone who needs more help than she ever did. Pushed to rise to raise another, Nola finally finds her feet – finds her heart – and finds herself healed.
Observations: First self-published in the Caribbean in 2011, this novel was picked up by a British publisher two years later. Like other novels depicting life in Jamaica, this novel includes the cadence of language and the patois of the region, but readers will find a glossary unnecessary, as context clues are easily drawn from the scenes.
Though not as concisely written, this novel stands well alongside novels like PURPLE HIBISCUS by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, with its densely written, literary style – and also its violence by a parent and the compare-and-contrast world of “this is how I live/this is how they live” the narrator goes through. Nola’s story arc carries her from grade school to finally becoming a successful high school graduate at nineteen – and takes her full circle back to her family home. It is not a story which brings up feelings of softness and fullness at its conclusion, but of a flint-edged satisfaction that the reader has waded through the story to discover the main character has survived.
Colorism isn’t something many Americans understand thoroughly, as the bizarre legal structures historically erected against people of color in America has been based only marginally on skin tone in contemporary times, but in other countries, it’s much more prevalent. Seeing a “preference” become a disgust to this extent may be shocking to some readers, but for others, this will be a book to nod over and think, “Yeah, I’ve seen stuff like this.” I can imagine it sparking many conversations.
Conclusion: Many young adults enjoy “disaster fiction;” books about The Worst happening, and apply their imaginations to how they would survive. Novels about abuse and suffering also fall into this subgenre; while many adults don’t understand the appeal, it’s important for some readers to find books which let them answer for themselves, “What would I do?”
Overall, this book is about survival – and it’s at times a tough read. But knowing that people can not only survive, but thrive in spite of adversities is one of the gifts of realistic fiction targeted toward young adult readers.
I received my copy of this book courtesy of the publisher. After May 26, you can find DEW ANGELS by Melanie Schwapp at an online e-tailer, or at a real life, independent UK bookstore near you!


The Divine Conspiracy
by Dallas Willard
A renowned teacher and writer of the acclaimed The Spirit of the Disciplines, Dallas Willard, one of today’s most brilliant Christian thinkers now offers a timely and challenging call back to the true meaning of Christian discipleship.
After the Bible, this has been the most influential book in my life. I had great fun writing this 8 page, 20 question free HarperOne Small Group Guide.
Or you may wish to buy the full-blown 125 page study guide on the book, complete with overview, questions, exercises, questions and key terms. Written with Keith Matthews. Dallas Willard’s Study Guide to The Divine Conspiracy


College library came into existence in 1945 along with the college, under the guidance of the office bearers of The National Education Society of karnataka and librarians. The library has made tremendous progress. Now it is an excellent library having 3 floor separate building with spacious reading space. Library hold about 78353 volumes and 42315 titles for degree classes. Last year 940 volumes were added to the collection. Library has subscribed to 39 journals and 11 periodicals. The library is maintaining open access system for both students and staff. It has a Book Bank Library for economically weaker students. Library is fully computerized with barcode, has 16 computers with one server. OPAC facility has also provide for staff and students , facilities is to enable teachers and students are provided to search books. Wi-Fi facilities provided Internet connectivity for all computer and E-library with 618 CDs, both subject and general knowledge CDs facility is made available for both students and staff. Reprographic facility is available to students and staff. Library receives general and special grants from UGC as well as grants from college management.
The Reference library is kept open between 9-30 am to 5-30 pm on all working days except Sundays and holidays and Issue section functions from 10-30 am to 5-30 pm.
Library conducts a quiz programme for students to create reading habit and award prizes are given for the winners.
library staff provides all assistance to students to retrieve information that they desire from the various sources. They can get any material photocopied.
The library is well – equipped with comfortable furniture. The books are classified and displayed clearly. It is well lit and ventilated. Internet and photocopying facilities are available throughout the working hours. Safe drinking water is provided in the library. The librarian and his staff are courteous and ever willing to help.
The library makes arrangements for the differently abled students to utilize the facilities. The library is well maintained and is one of the largest libraries of under graduate educational institutions in Karnataka.
The Library has Internet facilities available both to the students and the faculty. The E-library is equipped with computers, educational CD’s which are used by students & teachers.
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Published by Little, Brown and Company
Release Date: April 10, 2018
Synopsis: In the house of Helios, god of the sun and mightiest of the Titans, a daughter is born. But Circe is a strange child–not powerful, like her father, nor viciously alluring like her mother. Turning to the world of mortals for companionship, she discovers that she does possess power–the power of witchcraft, which can transform rivals into monsters and menace the gods themselves.
Threatened, Zeus banishes her to a deserted island, where she hones her occult craft, tames wild beasts and crosses paths with many of the most famous figures in all of mythology, including the Minotaur, Daedalus and his doomed son Icarus, the murderous Medea, and, of course, wily Odysseus.
But there is danger, too, for a woman who stands alone, and Circe unwittingly draws the wrath of both men and gods, ultimately finding herself pitted against one of the most terrifying and vengeful of the Olympians. To protect what she loves most, Circe must summon all her strength and choose, once and for all, whether she belongs with the gods she is born from, or the mortals she has come to love.
With unforgettably vivid characters, mesmerizing language and page-turning suspense, Circe is a triumph of storytelling, an intoxicating epic of family rivalry, palace intrigue, love and loss, as well as a celebration of indomitable female strength in a man’s world.
I received an advanced reader’s copy from Little, Brown and Company in exchange for an honest review.
This book takes mythology and storytelling to a whole new level. For those of you who don’t know, Madeline Miller also wrote The Song of Achilles. For those of you who do know, I have no doubt you loved that book, and this book will be no different.
The plot occurred over a long time period (like hundreds of years). It begins when Circe is born, then to her childhood, and her first love, then exile, and eventually her life alone on the island. Throughout the years, much of Circe’s life passes in monotony, she is focused on perfecting her witchcraft and becoming the witch every god and goddess fears. During her exile, she comes into contact with stray sailors and voyagers, which she takes her own wrath out on. She develops an elusive affair with a renown god, an infamous icon in Greek history, and one of the biggest names in mythology. Circe isn’t afraid of her sexuality, and takes every opportunity she has for herself. Her life becomes centered around her newborn son, Telegonus, and she outrages the goddess Athena in the process. Her whole life is filled with drama and excitement while also depicted as boring and repetitive. Hundreds of years pass in Circe’s life before she fully begins to understand her place in the world and decide what she really wants.
Circe is the goddess many of you (including me) have probably never heard of before now, but she is the goddess and story we all deserve to hear. A true witch outcast by her family and peers, she is the epitome of the demonization women have faced throughout history. On her own, she learns to not care about others and perfects her witchcraft to use to her advantage and to use to get revenge on those who have done her wrong. Viewed as a villain, as most independent women in this time were, she’s a character people can understand and relate to as all of her actions are justified. Sometimes people need to be rude and callous, women are justifiably allowed to step on others’ toes when it comes to certain things. She’s a goddess who fully embraces her sexuality and breaks the stigma that women can’t have casual affairs. As someone who always speaks her mind, doesn’t let others walk over her, and embraces herself for who she is, her story should have been told, and I’m so happy Madeline was the one to do it. Along with Circe, we are introduced to other big name people such as: Daedalus, Icarus, Odysseus and Penelope and Telemachus, Hermes, Athena, and the nymphs of Circe’s family. The character development and description in this book is some of the best I’ve ever read.
For the most part, all events take place on Circe’s island of Aiaia and her encounters with travelers. Alone on the island, much is centered around the greenery and nature aspects of Aiaia and how Circe used herbs, plants, and nectar to perfect her art. And the book contains a beautiful map in the front cover!
Early on, what Circe thought was true love turns horribly sour and sad, pushing her away from men for her entire life. A true feminist icon, Circe gives no shit what others view her affairs and relationships as (though she is exiled no one sees her often). Forming an acquaintances with benefits type relationship, she is not afraid to kick him out, tell him off, and kick him off her island. She is the woman we all wish to read about who can separate feelings from sex (because they are out there believe it or not). She develops more illicit affairs with others and eventually falls in love with an unlikely candidate who understands her and sees who she really is. Through a surprising bond formed between the two, Circe learns to love again with her whole heart, unfiltered and irrevocable. Her true love in this story is with the humans she’s been taught to stay away from, for they are only mortal.
It’s been a long time since I’ve loved a book like this one. It’s not the fast-paced, eventful book like many other YA books. It’s more slow-paced, thoughtful, and reflective telling of the story of Circe and her journey through life. It’s sweet, careful, and beautifully written. I read as slow as I could because I never wanted it to end. A heartbreaking, but in a good way, type of story that everyone will appreciate and understand. I loved The Song of Achilles, but this book has to be my favorite between the two. As much as I love Achilles and Patroclus, something about this book had me hooked from the beginning. Miller’s writing has improved so much from TSoA, and her writing was never even bad to begin with; it’s that good. Circe also has one of the most beautiful covers I have ever seen (the UK version), with a map (all versions), so if that isn’t enough incentive to buy it, I don’t know what is. Mythology is something we ALL need more of, and there can never be enough of it in YA. For anyone who loves witchcraft, magic, and mythology, this book is for you.


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The Malaysian Agricultural Research and Development Institute (Mardi) today launched three books at the Malaysia Agro Exposition Park Serdang (MAEPS), as a result of research conducted by its officers and staff.
The books Kilang Tanaman Mardi (Modern Food Production Technology), Teknologi Durian Mardi and Mardi’s Encyclopaedia of Durians were launched by Agriculture and Food Industries Minister Datuk Seri Ronald Kiandee in conjunction with the Malaysian Agriculture, Horticulture and Agro-tourism Exhibition (Maha) 2022.
Also present were the Agriculture and Food Industries Ministry secretary-general Datuk Haslina Abdul Hamid and Mardi director-general Datuk Mohamad Zabawi Abdul Ghani.
In a statement, Mardi said the publication of the three books was proof of the agency’s contributions and hard work in developing and improving the country’s agricultural sector, thus serving as an inspiration to its officers and staff to come up with more publications for the reference and guidance of Mardi’s stakeholders and target groups.
“The Kilang Tanaman Mardi book will be a reference for modern farmers, students and those interested in producing quality food crops with this plant factory technology.
“Teknologi Durian Mardi was written by Mardi researchers from various specialisations including breeding, agronomy, pest and disease management, post-harvest handling, mechanisation, economics and food technology,” the statement read.
It added that the book was published to disseminate information related to durian cultivation and can be used as a reference and guide for durian farmers, researchers, academicians, students and development agents, and the general public.
“Mardi’s Encyclopaedia of Durians can be used as a guide for anyone interested in the king of fruit,” it said.
The statement also said that the three books are available at Mardi’s Publishing booth in Hall A as well as Vegetables Site until the end of Maha 2022.
Source: Malay Mail


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Crime and Punishment.
Normans to Tudors.
Tudors - Henry VIII and his Ministers.
The Slave Trade.
Crime and Punishment - The Early Modern Period.
Whitechapel - Policing the Jack the Ripper murders.
Crime and Punishment - Victorians to Modern Day.
The war years and the Rise of Nazi Germany.
Crime and punishment in Britain, c1000–present.
Whitechapel, c1870–c1900: crime, policing and the inner city.
Weimar and Nazi Germany, 1918–39.
Henry VIII and his ministers, 1509–40.
The American West, c1835–c1895.
Edexcel History SHP 2016
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Local author Maggie Plummer has published a new novel entitled “Bell-Bottom Gypsy: A Jessie Morgan Novel.” The first in a four-book series, the novel is a departure from the author’s two works of historical fiction, “Spirited Away” and “Daring Passage.”
Bell-Bottom Gypsy takes the reader on a wild 1970s ride – an adventurous coming of age journey along America’s back roads. Playing a major role in the main character’s voyage of self-discovery is Flathead Lake, Montana, in 1972.
The novel follows 20-year-old Jessie Morgan, who is fed up with pretty much everything. It’s September 1971 – time to drop out, tune in, and turn on. She leaves college and Detroit in the rearview mirror, hitting the road in her 1965 yellow Volkswagen convertible. Wandering the country’s byways from Kentucky to Key West to Polson, Mont., Jessie is out to experience everything.
She didn’t count on meeting a man like Twisty.
“The early ‘70s were quite a time,” Plummer said. “I think baby boomers and wanna-be baby boomers are going to enjoy this book.”
Reviewers are describing the novel as a “tightly crafted tale” that’s “priceless.”
Bell-Bottom Gypsy is recommended for mature readers due to plenty of 1970s-era sex, drugs and cussing.
Both the paperback and Kindle e-book editions are available on Amazon.com
The paperback is also available at Super One Foods in Polson.


Looking around for ways to spend my time in what I am sure is a bustling, sophisticated metropolis of nearly 500 people, I learned that there is a casino near there. I don’t know whether they have any poker tables, but I am hopeful. I play in a semi-regular game with friends, mostly 7CS with occasional HE or Omaha. I usually do well in those games, ($2 limit, I have averaged about $5 ahead per hour) but I am sure that casino poker is a much different game. What should I do to prepare for an expedition to a real casino? I have about a month. The only book on the topic I have read is “Thursday Night Poker” by Peter O. Steiner (I think, I don’t have a copy here to make sure I correctly remember the author.) What other book or books would be most useful to me? Is there any way I can practice? (Good computer programs?)
I liked Skalansky’s Theory of Poker. It is differently for the more advanced player and would be a good book to read before going to any casino. General Advice – Play limits you can afford. Watch the game for awhile before you play and look for games you can beat before you sit. You can find the book at link.
It depends on how much time you have before your trip (how many hours you will devote to studying). If few, I recommend the pamphlet-sized book ‘Fundamentals of Poker’ by Malmuth. There is just too much to learn (especially from a comprehensive poker book) to try and become knowledgeable enough to know what you are doing in the casino before you try. This book is short, sweet, and includes the main basics you will need. So does Yardley’s book “Education of a Poker Player”.
You’re right to think that the casino game is different and “Thursday Night Poker” was written with the home game in mind. For a quick, easy read and fundamentally sound casino low limit 7CS game, I’d read George Percy’s “The Waiting Game”. It’s a little dated (read a little tight), but very good for the most part. It’s a good start, and like I said, quick, easy and sound.


“Women of the Trump Organization,” subtitled “An Inside Look at the Women Who Support and Work with President Donald J. Trump,” contains photos taken by the New York Daily News. Like many of President Trump’s books, the title sounds almost like a marketing tool. The book’s release underscores the level of interest in the President’s relationship with his female subjects, particularly his wife, Melania, and his daughter, Ivanka.
In addition to the photos of the Trump women, the book includes a foreword by Melania Trump, who has not given an interview since her husband’s inauguration. In it, she writes, “I have written the foreword in hopes that sharing my story can help others build a better future. I want to tell the story of a woman who strived to better herself and what I hope shines through is a message of kindness, love, compassion, and good will.”
Might some of the photo themes in the book be familiar?
In it, the subjects include soccer moms (Evelyn Hines), co-workers who are close by (Jenny Backus), and attendees of state balls (Melania, Ivanka, Tiffany, and Marla Maples). And while some photo themes are familiar, others are relatively new. Last year, Melania Trump appeared in People magazine’s annual Mother of the Year photo essay. Last year, Ivanka Trump appeared in the celebrated Marie Claire cover story. And in the past two years, Kushner and Ivanka Trump appeared together on an April 2015 edition of Vogue magazine. As Poynter reported, in one photo from Vogue, Ivanka Trump wears a tiara that appears to belong to Melania Trump. The tiara may be reflective of a relationship between Trump’s wife and his daughter. Last year, the cover of The Wall Street Journal featured Ivanka Trump wearing a tiara that initially appeared on Melania Trump in a February 2016 fashion magazine.


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I have published two books with my essays on Argentine Tango. If we ever meet in person, I would be happy to sigh them for you!
Reader Reviews of Why Tango Volume I
“Veronica has collected a long series of fundamental questions that most aspiring or experienced tango aficionado will recognize. But where most of will contemplate and and wonder, Veronica digs deeper and more precisely into the answers than anyone else. The result is always amusing and enlightening, most of the time stunningly insightful and more than once moving or consoling. This book comes highly recommended, for long time tango dancers, beginners and even outsiders alike. The essays have such high quality and content that you can read all of them in one session. But surely after that will always return to them again and again, each time you want to talk about one of the ‘Why?’s with other tangueros or when something that happened to you in the milonga keeps nagging at you. Great work Veronica!”
“What a wonderful surprise:))) thank you Veronica, both inspirational and entertaining, and so much true! I ve read it twice and am sure wil re read again and again, as all the questions and problems discussed are real and as a dancer married to a dancer whom I met dancing at the milonga… We are facing those questions and problems every day, every practica, every workshop and every milonga. We are not proffessionals, but the essays are excellent in style and eloquent in language, as well as written with iron clad logic and well organized mind. Please, keep writing:))”
“If you are a tanguero, you should read this book. I’m intermediate (5 yrs) and got great insights that helped my dancing, or at least understanding about some frustrations and challenges, and joys.”
“Best book on Argentine tango background and life style in the world. Must read for any Tango aficionado.”
“It is a must-read book for everyone who dances tango, whether he or she are dancing a day, a year or a whole life. Every essay has its own theme and it is precisely crafted with a lot of wisdom – about the dance itself, about the community, about the human nature. I read it on one breath, discussed it with friends and definitely will re-read it again. Veronika, thank you for such a great contribution to the tango culture.”
“I have been working on Argentine tango for about 5 years. Previously I had spent many years learning social Ballroom and later competing as an Amateur. I had 14 years of group and private lessons along the way. Having been immersed in world of Ballroom first, I found the world of Argentine Tango very different and not in good ways. From my background and current experiences, the author displays *** a great deal of wisdom *** not only about Argentine tango but learning to dance in general. She addresses all the things I’ve heard and on occasion have myself felt negatively about the seeming lack of friendliness, not so sociable and even snobbish behavior of people in the tango world. The real paradox was that people I knew from tango classes where I take lessons regularly would seem to have no interest in dancing with me at Milongas. This behavior was so inexplicably non-Ballroom that I was very disappointed and my wife ready to give up on the dance completely. I feel that if you seriously consider the Authors advice and you honestly examine your feelings in the context she suggest, that your negative views of the tango world will tremendously soften with the new wisdom she will have helped you gain. I highly recommend this book for anyone who has had negative feelings about their time with Argentine Tango while: learning to dance it, attending a dance at your own studio or place of learning, going to dances where people don’t know you.”
I have contributed to the following book:
Tango Tips By The Maestros
Tango Tips By The Maestros, Building a Fulfulling Social Life in Tango
Provides an overview of the most important best practices in order to tackle the social challenges we all face when dancing tango.
This book brought together icons of tango, judges of the World Tango Championship (Mundial de Tango), world champions, and experienced teachers from around the world, and asked them one question: If you could give a few pieces of advice that you consider extremely valuable to a few tens of thousands of tangueros and tangueras, what would you say?
The maestros covered topics from musicality to elegance, from connection to balance, from embrace to trust, from body awareness to the difference between good and great dancers. Together, they tackled questions such as developing a personal style, reducing tension, creating warmth, dancing more, learning faster, breaking through the plateau that keeps some people’s tango the same, etc.
The purpose of the book is one: to help the eager tanguero and tanguera enjoy tango more and discover actionable, clear, and simple advice to develop further the necessary skills of this beautiful dance.
A collection of funny quotes on tango, conceived and designed by me and published in Oct 2012.


Jofebar invites you to Books and Talks on Architecture, an event that will take place on the 25th May at Sala Mezà in Palazzo Giustinian Lolin, where the Portuguese National Participation at the 16th Venice Architecture Biennale is installed.
The event comprises two sessions. The first, at 3pm, consists on the book launch of Dueto/Duelo II — Pedro Gadanho e Paolo Rosselli – A Talk on Architecture in Photography: Photographs by Paolo Rosselli [Scopio Editions, 2018] and a round table discussion with Paolo Rosselli, Pedro Gadanho and Pedro Leão Neto.
The second session, titled Building Views on Portuguese Architecture, will begin at 4pm and is composed by the presentation of the book Building Views [Circo de Ideias, 2017] and a debate on Portuguese Architecture and its international dissemination with the participation of Ana Vaz Milheiro, Jorge Figueira, José Miguel Rodrigues, Nuno Brandão Costa, Nuno Grande and Carlos Machado e Moura.
This event is organized by Jofebar and panoramah!® with the support of DGArtes and Fondazione Ugo e Olga Levi onlus.
Books and Talks on Architecture
25th May, 3pm – 6pm
Venice Architecture Biennale 2018
Palazzo Giustinian Lolin
c/o Fondazione Ugo e Olga Levi onlus
San Marco 2893
This event at the 16th Venice Architecture Biennale comprises the book launches of PEDRO GADANHO E PAOLO ROSSELLI: A TALK ON ARCHITECTURE IN PHOTOGRAPHY and BUILDING VIEWS as well as conversations between authors and guest speakers.
- Nuno Brandão Costa (Curator of the Portuguese National Participation at the 16th Venice Architecture Biennale)
A TALK ON ARCHITECTURE IN PHOTOGRAPHY
Presentation of the book DUETO/DUELO II — PEDRO GADANHO E PAOLO ROSSELLI: A TALK ON ARCHITECTURE IN PHOTOGRAPHY [Scopio Editions, 2018]
Round table discussion with:
- Paolo Rosselli
- Pedro Gadanho
- Pedro Leão Neto (ed.)
BUILDING VIEWS ON PORTUGUESE ARCHITECTURE
Presentation of the book BUILDING VIEWS [Circo de Ideias, 2017]
Round table discussion with:
- Ana Vaz Milheiro
- Jorge Figueira
- José Miguel Rodrigues
- Nuno Brandão Costa
- Nuno Grande
- Carlos Machado e Moura (ed.)
Closure and drinks
This event is organized by Jofebar and panoramah!® with the support of DGArtes and Fondazione Ugo e Olga Levi onlus
About the book “DUETO/DUELO II — PEDRO GADANHO E PAOLO ROSSELLI: A TALK ON ARCHITECTURE IN PHOTOGRAPHY: PHOTOGRAPHS BY PAOLO ROSSELLI” [Scopio Editions, 2018]
Pedro Gadanho – Paolo Rosselli – A Talk on Architecture in Photography: Photographs by Paolo Rosselli is the first of the four publications focused on each of the Dueto/Duelo sessions that fostered a critical debate related to Architecture, Art and Image between architects and photographers, which took place in 2016 in Casa das Artes of Porto, Portugal. Even though this book has as base the talk between Pedro Gadanho and Paolo Rosselli it amounts to much more than the rich exchange of ideas between these two authors. In fact, this book foretells the significant and close collaboration between the authors, editors and designers, particularly the passionate work with Paolo Rosselli resulting in a judicious selection and juxtaposition of images and text, combined with thoughtful layout and design.
About the book “BUILDING VIEWS” [Circo de Ideias, 2017]
The minimalist window has known a remarkable success for nearly two decades, pursuing and extending the legacy of a major icon of Modern Architecture — the horizontal sliding window and the glass window/wall. Starting from the worldwide experience of Jofebar, a thirty-year-old company in the field of metalworking, structural glass and minimalist windows, this book proposes to build different views on the contemporary window, architecture and construction. Contributors — including architects, critics, photographers, writers, entrepreneurs and academics — offer a rich and unexpected set of insightful texts and beautiful images.
About “BUILDING VIEWS TALKS”
The first Building Views Talk was devoted to the legacy of Richard Neutra and took place on the 20th November 2017 at Jofebar Showroom, Matosinhos (Portugal), with the presence of Dion Neutra, Raymond Neutra, Eduardo Souto de Moura, Jorge Figueira and Carlos Machado e Moura. Building Views on Portuguese Architecture is the second session of the series and focuses on Portuguese Architecture and its international promotion. The third talk, titled Building Views on the Legacy of Alvar Aalto will take place in Porto on the 4th October 2018, with the participation of Juhani Pallasmaa and other guests.


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In collaboration with Southern California Grantmakers Congresswoman Linda T. Sanchez welcomes you to attend her GRANTS WORKSHOP!
Join the Workshop to discuss the following:
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Playing Dad’s Song
Bank Street College of Education, Best Children’s Books of the Year
Eleven-year old Gus Moskowitz isn’t too thrilled when his mom comes home with an oboe and the news that she’s arranged for him to take lessons with a retired symphony musician. “Maybe you can learn to compose,” she says, trying to convince him. But what Gus wants to compose isn’t music—it’s a different version of his life: a life without Ivan the Terrible, who taunts him every day at middle school; a life without his older sister Liza, argument wizard extraordinaire and the shoo-in star of every school play. Most of all, in Gus’s life the way he’d like to compose it, September 11th would have never happened and his dad would still be alive, singing in the subways, and picking him up on Wednesday nights, the way he always did, flinging open the door and belting, “The Phantom of the Opera is here!”
It’s an accident that gets Gus to consider trying out for Captain Hook in the upcoming school production of Peter Pan. After buying an eye patch to cover up another run-in with Ivan the Terrible, he’s got to give his mom some excuse. But then he remembers that his dad, a struggling actor, had always liked playing bad guys. Dad believed most people didn’t play villains with enough heart. If Gus could play Captain Hook with the right kind of heart, maybe he could bring his father back somehow. Maybe through acting, he’d finally be able to feel his father inside him.
But there’s one problem.
Gus has stage fright. Terrible stage fright. He can’t even do his class presentation. How is he ever going to make it through an audition?
With the help of his sister, Liza, his oboe teacher, Mr. M., and the nameless neighborhood dog tied up in the yard by the edge of Brooklyn’s Gowanus Canal, Gus learns some valuable lessons about auditioning, composing and life.
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1. Gus’s dad believed that all villians have heart—that there are two sides to every person. Do you agree? If so, what makes a “villain” hide his/her heart?
2. What do you think about Paganini’s blanket? How does this relate to Gus?
3. What is the role of music in Playing Dad’s Song?
4. How does Mr. M’s philosophy about the scratches on his records relate to Gus’s life? How does Gus eventually come to terms with the “scratches” in his own life?
5. How do you think Gus’s mother deals with her grief? How is her way different from Gus’s?
6. What is Gus’s relationship with Mr. M like? Can you find any parallels between Gus’s life and Mr. M’s life? How are they similar and different?
7. Gus originally tries out for the school play to feel closer to his actor father. How is this a natural response to his father’s death? What makes Gus realize he doesn’t have to imitate his father to feel close to him? Is it a gradual process or the result of a specific event?
8. What is Gus’s relationship with his mother like? What do you think of the author’s decision to have Gus’s parents be divorced? How does this add to the story?
9. Do Gus’s juggling balls symbolize anything? If so, what do they symbolize?
10. What about the dog? Why does Gus want to think his name is Bob?
11. If you could “compose your own life,” the way Gus wanted to, what would you change and what would you keep the same?


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My aim is to build up a database of popular references to mental illness so that, in true pragmatist philosophy mode, I can gain a fuller idea of what exists in the minds of the living, the influences that shapes these perceptions and the historical discursive context of current understandings of mental illness in the popular social dialectic. With this understanding, I hope to be better able to address mentalisms philosophically in a more relevant way.
If you're not sure whether a reference you have come across is relevant to this project, just go ahead and stick it up anyway. I need your help and I welcome and appreciate any and all contributions.
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I am particularly interested in anything that strikes you as a recurring conception and particularly interested in anything that strikes you as unusual.
With your help, I hope to make a useful contribution to political philosophy and, eventually, public policy for the greater good of the mentally interesting and the benefit of greater understanding to the non-mentally interesting. Thank you in advance and know that I will faithfully give due credit to any aid you can afford me in this project.


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5 edition of International arbitration and national courts found in the catalog.
|Statement||general editor, Albert Jan van den Berg ; with the assistance of the International Bureau of the Permanent Court of Arbitration, The Hague.|
|Series||ICCA congress series ;, no. 10|
|Contributions||Berg, A. J. van den., Permanent Court of Arbitration. International Bureau., International Council for Commercial Arbitration., International Arbitration Congress (2000 : New Delhi, India)|
|LC Classifications||K2400.A6 I65 2001|
|The Physical Object|
|LC Control Number||2001038205|
INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION CASE LAW (IACL) is a private, not-for-profit academic endeavour which, in partnership with the School of International Arbitration (SIA), Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary University of London, aims at disseminating important decisions relevant to legal practitioners and scholars in the field of international arbitration and dispute resolution. Summary of Adjudication: International Arbitral Tribunals and Courts By Richard Bilder This Article Summary written by: Conflict Research Consortium Staff Richard Bilder, "Adjudication: International Arbitral Tribunals and Courts", in Peacemaking in International Conflict: Methods and Techniques, eds. I. William Zartman and J. Lewis Rasmussen, Washington DC: United States Institute of Peace.
It provides in-depth articles on burning issues raised by international sports arbitration, and independent commentaries by esteemed academics and seasoned practitioners on the most important decisions of the CAS (e.g. the Dutee Chand case) and national courts (e.g. the Pechstein and Wilhelmshaven decision rendered by the OLG München and OLG. The Book of Jargon® – International Arbitration is one in a series of practice area and industry-specific glossaries published by Latham & Watkins.. The definitions provide an introduction to each term and may raise complex legal issues on which specific legal advice is required. The terms are also subject to change as applicable laws and customary practice evolve.
International Arbitration Dictionary The international arbitration dictionary provided below defines many of the most commonly-used terms and expressions in international arbitration disputes. As in any specialized field, specific legal terms are frequently encountered in international arbitration, along with often unnecessary jargon. Arbitration’s dependence on private international law manifests itself throughout the life-cycle of arbitration, from the crafting of an enforceable arbitration agreement, through the entire arbitral process, to the time an award comes before a national court for annulment or Author: George A. Bermann.
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Arbitration Advocacy in Changing Times, A. van den Berg () This book includes essays by various practitioners of international arbitration, focusing on topics relevant to arbitration advocacy such as discovery, the use of the media for certain disputes, witness preparation, and the correction and clarification of arbitral awards.
The book’s theme centers on the question of how to bridge the gap between the theory and commercial realities of international arbitration. The authors offer their own innovative and practical recommendations and guidelines for securing mutual respect between international arbitration and national courts.
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Guide to International Arbitration 3 (particularly in the US) therefore refer to arbitration as a form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR). However, the acronym ADR is more often used to describe non-binding procedures (such as mediation), thereby distinguishing between litigation and arbitration on the one hand, and ADR on the other.
This book examines how the Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards, commonly known as The New York Convention, has been understood and applied in [insert number] jurisdictions, including virtually all that are leading international arbitration centers.
ItBrand: Springer International Publishing. Get this from a library. International arbitration and national courts: the never ending story.
[A J van den Berg; Permanent Court of Arbitration. International Bureau.; International Council for Commercial Arbitration.;] -- "International Arbitration Conference, New Delhi, March "--Ser. title page. International arbitration is arbitration between companies or individuals in different states, usually by including a provision for future disputes in a contract.
The predominant system of rules is the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules, as well as the United Nations Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards of (the "New York Convention"). Transnational discovery is a vitally important part of international litigation.
An increasingly important role has been discovery in the United States of information that can be used in international and foreign tribunals. That discovery has been done through the use of section of the federal judicial code, ti under which US courts have the discretion to permit.
A Practical Guide to International Arbitration offers the reader a practical and direct explanation of international commercial arbitration from alpha to omega, written by three leading practitioners in the book is designed to appeal to lawyers in private practice, as well as to students and newcomers to international arbitration.
International Arbitration in Korea provides a comprehensive introduction to more than arbitral cases and commentaries in Korea and introduces the arbitration community to the jurisprudence and scholarship of this underappreciated but well developed jurisdiction.
The book encompasses all the major current and historical arbitration cases in Korea alongside practical and scholarly commentary. Furthermore, this book is the first to provide detailed and critical analysis of various institutional initiatives in the area of trust arbitration (including measures proposed by the American Arbitration Association, the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel, the English Trust Law Committee, and the International Chamber of Commerce Brand: Tony Molloy.
The courts in developed legal systems typically apply a ‘pro-arbitration bias’ in interpreting and applying their national arbitration statutes, and in cases of doubt tend to err on the side of arbitration – to refer disputes to arbitration in close cases, and to uphold arbitral awards.
48 This is consistent with the ‘pro-arbitration. Gabrielle Kaufmann-Kohler is Professor Emerita of international arbitration of the University of Geneva Law School, where she founded the MIDS program, and is a Visiting Professor at the National University of Singapore, Georgetown University, Sciences Po Paris and Tsinghua Beijing.
She is also a Founding Partner of Lévy Kaufmann-Kohler in Geneva. Since Aprilshe is the President of the. The authors, however, rightly stress that the national courts may only intervene in arbitral proceedings where the law provides so expressly (no.
76). Further new provisions of particular interest concern the default of a party (no. et seq.) and the time limit newly set for an application to set aside the award (no. et seq.).Author: Anne-C. Imhoff. The International Court of Arbitration (ICC) is an institution for the resolution of international commercial disputes.
It operates under the auspices of the International Chamber of Commerce and consists of more than arbitrators from roughly 90 countries. Contrary to what its name suggests, the ICC does not issue formal judgements.
Instead, it provides "judicial supervision of. The authors, however, rightly stress that the national courts may only intervene in arbitral proceedings where the law provides so expressly (no. 76). Further new provisions of particular interest concern the default of a party (no.
et seq.) and the time limit newly set for an application to set aside the award (no. et seq.). It is a very rewarding and enjoyable task to review the second edition of International Commercial Arbitration: Cases, Materials, and Notes on the Resolution of International Business task is rewarding because of the rich and extensive diversity of materials assembled in the book, and because of the thoughtfulness which the four extremely distinguished and experienced Author: Gary B.
Born. Throughout, the author underlines the importance and applicability of relevant multinational and supranational conventions, institutional arbitration rules, the International Law Association's recommendations, national laws in force and national courts' case law including the case law of the European Court of Justice as regards the interface of Format: Hardcover.
More in particular, a national court will declare itself incompetent if a party timely submits that the national court cannot hear the case because of the existence of an arbitration agreement, provided that the arbitration agreement is valid (article DCCP or article.
Rethinking the Role of African National Courts in Arbitration provides a remarkably thorough overview of the relation of courts and arbitration in the African continent. This book documents the Second SOAS Arbitration in Africa Conference held in Lagos in June. An innovative, interdisciplinary and far-reaching examination of the actual reality of international courts, International Court Authority challenges fundamental preconceptions about when, why, and how international courts become important and authoritative actors in national, regional, and international.
Additionally, the relevance of EU tax law has expanded outside the EU borders, inspiring tax litigation before national courts of non-EU states as well as before international courts. This book is the result of the 7th GREIT Conference held in September Pages: International Investment Arbitration and the Conduct of National Courts.
Abstract. International investment arbitration is used by foreign investors to seek compensation from host states for the violation of various investment protection commitments made in international investment agreements (IIAs).


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With a view to helping research work, the administration of Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University (Bamu) has launched a CD Library having as many as 2,500 CDs of Ph D theses and books.
Although the Central Library at Bamu has thousands of Ph D theses and lakhs of books, their copies are limited. Because of this, many a time students would not able to get a thesis or a book they want for reference. The university, therefore, has launched a CD Library to help students study Ph D theses and other books on computers through CDs.
Vice chancellor Dr Vijay Pandharipande inaugurated the CD Library at a programme organised to mark the birth anniversary of the Father of the Indian Library Science Dr S R Ranganathan yesterday.
Dean of faculty of Social Science Dr Vilas Khandare, Dr Ashwini Vaishnav, Dr Sachin Deshmukh, librarian Dr Dharmaraj Veer and Dr Rameshwar Pawar were also present.
Speaking at the programme, Dr Pandharipande said many technical changes had taken place in library science in the recent years and urged students to make the most of the information technology.
Registrar Dr Dhanraj Mane said the Central Library had undertaken many novel projects aimed at helping research students. Earlier, Dr Dharmaraj Veer made an introductory speech. Satish Padme conducted the proceedings and Anil Khartade proposed a vote of thanks.


We just got this beautiful book from the library and have been looking through it. If you love our national parks you should try to find it!
The title is Treasured Lands: A Photographic Odyssey Through America’s National Parks. It is hardcover and quite heavy. There are 456 pages of amazing photos. QT Luong worked on Ken Burns and Dayton Duncan’s documentary The National Parks America’s Best Idea.
I love this part of the description: “In an odyssey that spanned more than 20 years and 300 visits, Luong focused his lenses on iconic landscapes and rarely seen remote views, presenting his journey in this sumptuous array of more than 500 breathtaking images.
Accompanying the collection of scenic masterpieces is a guide that includes maps of each park, as well as extended captions that detail where and how the photographs were made. Designed to inspire visitors to connect with the parks and invite photographers to re-create these landscapes, the guide also provides anecdotal observations that give context to the pictures and convey the sheer scope of Luong’s extraordinary odyssey.”


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A human. In the name of ALLAH
You won’t find anything in this book of polygamy except that it’s in strict alignment with the message of Muhammad ﷺ and his companions, especially, Umar ibn Khattab (May ALLAH be pleased with him).
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The only reason the topic of polygamy in Islam is upsetting is because of certain knowledge gaps. All praises belong to ALLAH, this book (Mathna Wathulatha Waruba’a) has filled those knowledge gaps. The book starts by teaching and clarifying the law of Islam that states that a woman can decide that she doesn’t want to be in polygamy. By the will of ALLAH, you’ll attain a satisfactory height of clarity within 65 pages only.
Men are allowed to marry Jewish and Christian women, however, this doesn’t mean that they can force random Jewish women into marriage with them. This permission means, as long as you find jewish and christian women who are willing to marry you then you can marry them. The same is applicable to polygamy. A man cannot force women into polygamy simply he wanted to, he is allowed to marry two/three/four women as long as he finds women who are willing to be one of two/three/four. That’s the understanding of the companions and that’s why they legislated the law that women can stipulate the monogamy-only condition.
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