MONEY & MEDALS
43 Abbey Street
tel: +44 (0)28 37523142
email: [email protected]
Contact details: Carol Conlin
Date of visit: 24-26 October 2016
Nature and extent of collection
1,394 pieces. Historic and locally significant collection of coins and medals belonging to Archbishop Richard Robinson. Collection is comprised mainly of Roman and Medieval coins which reflects Archbishop Robinson's collecting interests, but also feaures an unusal collection of sulphur cast copies of medals of Louis XIV.
All numbers below are estimated
Greek coins: 1
Roman coins: Imperial: 391, Republic: 171 plus collection of 599 cast copies
British coins: 96
British tokens: 4 Armagh tokens
European coins: 23
Medals (commemorative or military): 109 sulphur cast copies of medals of Louis XIV from the Medallic History
Specific strengths: Roman coins. The Roman collection is comprised almost exclusively of Sestertii and Dupondii, perhaps reflective of Richard Robinson's own collecting interests.
Library: The library collection includes a number of significant numismatic-related volumes which would have been contemporary with the collection of coins and medals. The collection of copies of medals of Louis XIV is complemented by a copy of the 1702 edition of the Medallic History.
Database used: N/A
Proportion of collection on database: N/A
How much detail in database entries? N/A
Are images incorporated? N/A
Is the database accessible to the public? N/A
Is the database publicly accessible online? N/A
Are there permanent numismatic displays? Yes. A selection of coins and medals are displayed at No. 5 Vicars' Hill.
Is numismatic material incorporated into more general displays? No.
Is there a facility for temporary exhibitions? Yes.
Have there been numismatic exhibitions in the past? If so, what? Yes, an exhibition entitled ‘Coins and Chronicles’ was held early in 2016. Website: http://armaghpubliclibrary.arm.ac.uk/wp/coins-and-chronicles-exhibition/
Access to the collection
Is there a study facility? No.
Is equipment (balances, magnifying glasses, etc.) provided? N/A
Public engagement with numismatic collection
Is there a handling collection? No.
Are numismatic collections used in Education sessions? Yes.
Do numismatic collections feature in gallery talks, lectures? No.
Are there other engagement activities based around numismatic collections? No.
ID and public enquiries
Does the museum offer a service for identifying objects and other public enquiries? No.
Is there any numismatic expertise in-house? If so, who, and in what areas? No.
Is there access to external expertise? If so, who and in what areas? Yes – Robert Heslip; Numismatic Society of Ireland (Northern Ireland Branch).
If there is expertise in-house, is there a willingness/capacity to share that with other museums? N/A


The Demigod Diaries (Heroes of Olympus) by Rick Riordan
What dangers do runaway demigods Luke and Thalia face on their way to Camp Half-Blood? Are Percy and Annabeth up to the task of rescuing stolen goods from a fire-breathing giant who doesn’t take kindly to intruders? How exactly are Leo, Piper, and Jason supposed to find a runaway table, dodge a band of party-loving Maenads” (“who just might be a little psychotic), and stave off a massive explosion…all in one hour or less?
With his trademark wit and creativity, Rick Riordan answers these questions and more in three never-before-seen short stories that provide vital back-story to the Heroes of Olympus and Percy Jackson books. Original art, enlightening character interviews and profiles, puzzles, and a quiz add to the fun in this action-packed collection.
I found it very cute the way Riordan set up and linked the short stories as a training manual for Demigods. While I only gave this three stars as an adult, I think if I were a young teen (the demographic that this books is aimed at) I would go crazy over this and have loved it.
In this book we get a story from Luke Castellan’s point of view, a first-person Percy Jackson story, a Leo Valdez story and a short story debut from Riordan’s sixteen year old son Haley.
I will add that the short story by Haley Riordan is quite good and I think he’ll be an emerging author to watch.


My Book about Me, by Me Myself: I Wrote It! I Drew It!
THE beloved classic that helps kids write (and draw) a book all about themselves--with a little help from Dr. Seuss!
This classic hardcover activity book written by Dr. Seuss and illustrated by Roy McKie encourages children to write and draw their own biographies. With a mix of serious (and seriously silly!) "Yes" and "No" questions; fill-in-the-blanks; images to complete, and simple writing activities, My Book About Me, By ME, Myself is an ideal gift for elementary school children and one that will become a cherished keepsake for parents.
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This book is amazing. if you give it to a younger child and a few years later you look at it, it is amazing how many changes there are. even with the hand writing.
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Hipólito Ruiz López
Hipólito Ruiz López (August 8, 1754, Belorado, Burgos, Spain—1816, Madrid), or Hipólito Ruiz, was a Spanish botanist known for researching the floras of Peru and Chile during an expedition under Carlos III from 1777 to 1788. During the reign of Carlos III, three major botanical expeditions were sent to the New World; Ruiz and José Antonio Pavón Jiménez were the botanists for the first of these expeditions, to Peru and Chile.
After studying Latin with an uncle who was a priest, at the age of 14 Ruiz López went to Madrid to study logic, physics, chemistry and pharmacology. He also studied botany at the Migas Calientes Botanical Gardens (now the Real Jardín Botánico de Madrid), under the supervision of Casimiro Gómez Ortega (1741-1818) and Antonio Palau Verdera (1734-1793).
Ruiz had not yet completed his pharmacology studies when he was named the head botanist of the expedition. The French physician Joseph Dombey was named as his assistant, and the pharmacologist José Antonio Pavón y Jimenez was also appointed. Completing the expedition were the botanical illustrators Joseph Bonete and Isidro Gálvez.
The expedition sailed from Cádiz in 1777, arriving at Lima in April 1778. They explored throughout Peru and Chile for ten years (1778-1788), collecting specimens. The expedition collected 3,000 specimens of plants and made 2,500 life-sized botanical illustrations. When they returned to Spain they brought back a great many living plants.
One of the medical remedies brought back by this expedition was the boiled spouts of the quisoar plant, Buddleja incana, which was used to cure colds or, mixed with urine, to alleviate toothache.
The collections arrived in Cádiz in good order (for the most part) in 1788, and were deposited in the Real Jardín Botánico de Madrid and in the Gabinete de Historia Natural, the precursor of the Museum of Natural History. The discoveries included about 150 new genera and 500 new species, which still retain the names given them by Ruiz and Pavón. Unfortunately, a part of the collection consisting of 53 crates with 800 illustrations, dried plants, seeds, resins and minerals was lost when the ship transporting it was wrecked on the coast of Portugal.
Back in Spain, Ruiz finished his pharmacological studies, graduating in 1790. He was named a member of the Royal Academy of Medicine in 1794, and he published various works in that body's Memoires. He and Pavón published Flora Peruviana et Chilensis in ten volumes, richly illustrated with engravings of the specimens. The first four volumes were published between 1798 and 1802. The last six volumes were published after the death of Ruiz. Before his death, Ruiz also published Quinología o tratado del árbol de la quina (Madrid, 1792). This work was soon translated into Italian (1792), German (1794) and English (1800).
The journals Ruiz produced for his exploration of South America during these years are remarkable for their breadth of ethnobotanical and natural history knowledge. Of particular interest to the Spanish Crown at the time was pharmacological knowledge of New World plants such as Chinchona, the source of the anti-malarial, quinine. In addition to detailed descriptions and paintings of the flora and fauna of Peru and Chile, Ruiz observed the geology and weather of the area, and included cultural information about the life of the Indians and the colonists of the area.
He died in 1816 (some sources say 1815) in Madrid.
Genera of plants initially named by Ruiz y Pavón, or containing species named by them, include the following:
The four expeditions authorized by King Carlos III to the Spanish colonies were those of Ruiz and Pavón to Peru and Chile (1777-88); José Celestino Mutis to New Granada (1783-1808); Juan de Cuéllar to the Philippines (1786-97); and Martín Sessé y Lacasta to New Spain (1787-1803).
- The Journals of Hipólito Ruiz: Spanish Botanist in Peru and Chile 1777-1788, translated by Richard Evans Schultes and María José Nemry von Thenen de Jaramillo-Arango, Timber Press, 1998.
- (Spanish) Short biography
- "Flora Peruviana et Chilensis" Vols. I-III available online at Botanicus.org website
- "Systema vegetabilium florae peruvianae et chilensis" available online at Digital Library of Madrid Botanical Garden site
- "Flora peruvianae, et chilensis prodromus" available online at Digital Library of Madrid Botanical Garden site
- "Suplemento á la Quinologia" available online at Digital Library of Madrid Botanical Garden site


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It was with a kind of heart-thrill not to be forgotten that, one morning, at school, I opened a letter from my father in which was enclosed a message from that “true poet, surely to be found, when truth is found again,” Charles Tennyson Turner, an elder brother of the Laureate. My father had sent him one of my school-day sonnets, and the old poet had been kind enough not only to read it, but to criticise it. So it came to pass that correspondence sprang up between us, which ended in my looking upon him as my mentor in the music of the sonnet, and as my most unwearying of counsellors in matters pertaining to the “Terza Rima.” (p. 221)
I have just been reading some of those quaint faded letters, scribbled upon any kind of piece of paper that was handy; often on a bit of sermon paper, always exact as to date of month and year, always full of tender dealing with a boy’s verses, and scholarly criticism both of thought and rhyme, and I have been wondering at the kindness and graciousness of them. It was not till after correspondence for ten years that we met. He was a great invalid, and, when I was at home in Lincolnshire for vacation, it often chanced he was away at Bournemouth, or Bath, or Barmouth. (pp. 221-222)
But one bitter day in early January of 1876, I found myself at Grasby Vicarage, gone thither to see the poet in his pastoral home, and to talk of that which was of poetry dearest to his heart, the structure of the sonnet. I shall never forget the first impression made upon my mind, as I jogged up with a kind of farm-boy and cowboy and gardener’s boy in one, through the freezing snow-bound flats of dreariest Lincolnshire, and came to the poet’s home. (p. 222)….
Arrived at Grasby, one was struck by the homeliness, the extreme plainness of all the surroundings. The tiles in the front Hall had long since lost their mortar, and clattered and moved as one passed toward the poet’s dining-room. Upstairs and downstairs the same simplicity pervaded the house. There was not a stick of unnecessary furniture in the place. But who can describe that richest of all furnishing that filled the house—the genial welcoming,—the tender questions of the welfare of those at home,—the knowing of all one’s belongings by name, the little reminiscences of the early days of one’s father and mother? Or who can forget, whoever experienced it, the solicitude with which, with their own aged hands, those dwellers in the Grasby Vicarage seemed determined to wait upon their young guest, almost ashamed to be thus entreated by his elders? (pp. 223-224)….
Dinner was soon served, and, after early dinner, we adjourned to the little study, and there, as Charles Tennyson sat and read to me in his deep and beautiful voice, first this and then that sonnet, one was able to take his kind face in, and feel that he was every inch a Tennyson. The same grand brow, the same broad chest, the same fine mouth, and the same deeply-lined furrows either side of it, the same finely-chiselled nose. The eyes of the man dark and piercing, the complexion, the brown Spanish-looking colouring that were common to most of the family. There was about him that picturesqueness quite unforgettable, that native dignity which must have made one pick this man out of a crowd, as being princely-born. His loose coat, his white shirt collar and white cuffs turned back over his coat, gave a sort of old English look to the man, who reminded me of a well-known portrait of John Milton, as he sat and boomed out sonorously his favourite sonnets. (p. 226)….
It was not, however, till the following day, that I seemed to sound the deeps of his gentle heart. Then, as he read me that tender sonnet entitled, “On Shooting a Swallow in Early Youth,” cccxxix.—I saw not secret, but very real tears on the poet’s face, and when he had finished reading it or chanting it, he was unable to say anything for a few minutes, such sorrow had possessed his soul. (pp. 227-228)….
That evening was given up to sonnet-talk. I asked why it was that he had so stuck to the sonnet metre; he could only say that Alfred’s fame, and name, and great mastery of verse had so overshadowed him, that he had felt fearful of attempting any lyric or epic writing, and he had been content, perforce, with the “sonnet’s scanty plot of ground.” I asked him why he had been silent so long—for his first volume of sonnets had appeared in 1830, and his second volume did not see the light till 1864. He told me that he could not account for his dumbness. He supposed the wells had been frozen at his heart—but, he added, “I think it was Alfred’s perfect work that made me feel so ashamed of my own poor attempts that I did not brace myself to the task.” (p. 230)….
Next morning we were summoned early to go through the cold to the colder little parish Church, to hear a curate read in a cold voice the morning prayers to our three selves. I can see the quaint little company pattering through the snow. Mrs. Tennyson in grey-frieze cloak, with what seemed to be a pair of clogs on her feet. And the old poet with a huge frieze coaching-day cape whose collar was turned up to keep his ears from harm. I remember, too, his tender and courtly solicitude for my own want of a great-coat, and how he insisted that a shawl or rug should be wrapped about my shoulders for the morning “office.” Then we came back to breakfast. It is true that tea was made, the bacon was fried and was likely to catch cold somewhat. But nothing was to hinder the due performance of family prayers; for the servants had not been to the village church. Prayers were duly, if somewhat slowly and largely, said, and, when we rose from our knees, the bacon looked like a marble “brecchia.” I mention this tiny little incident to show how entirely, in a world where bacon and the comforts of a cosy breakfast were not the presiding spirits of that tender-hearted, high-souled household, lived and moved and had their being. And I shall not soon forget the deeply reverential air with which the poet read the portion of Scripture and recited the prayers. With what anxiety he asked of the old servant, as she floundered round the room, after the health of this or that parishioner. For nearly thirty years had he made the woes and wants of the Grasby village his own. He had built the Vicarage, the Church, the Schools, and now crippled and full of pain he would each morning go through the cold, and the mud and the rain, to pray with the people who could come to church, and for them, if they would not or could not. (pp. 231-233)….
The rest of the day we spent in sonnet-reading and recitations. (p. 233)….
It was in talking over “The Lover and His Watch,” cccxviii., that he showed me how much we miss, by refusing to see poetry in common things, and especially in thinking of all the mechanisms of our day as if they could have no poetry in them. (p. 241)….
I left Grasby very full of rich sonnet-music, and have never forgotten the sound of the sonneteer’s voice. (p. 242)….
In the following spring, on my wedding day, I wrote to thank him for a book he had, in his kindly thought, sent to me as a wedding present. I chanced to tell him how, as we came from the church, my wife had gone aside a moment to lay her bridal bouquet upon her father’s grave in the Brathay churchyard. In less than a week there came back a touching sonnet “The Wedding Posy,” cccxxxvi. It was among the last he wrote. I am not sure but that it was the very last. His health was failing fast. A little more than a year after, he who had suffered much passed quietly away to the land where there is no pain, on April 25, 1879. His dear and saintly wife, the sister of Lady Tennyson, was not long separated from him: within a month they bore her body to rest beside his own in the Cheltenham Cemetery. (pp. 245-246)
(Memories of the Tennysons, pp. 221-247)


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|Vinyl The Vampire|
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|Owner||Justin Guerrero A.K.A: Danger Wasp (mod/writer/artist)|
|Blog type||Gothic web-Manga ask blog|
|Date Created||January 25th, 2013|
|Main Character(s)||Vinyl scratch|
|Supporting Character(s)||Octavia, Derpy, Gamer Lyra, BonBon, Princess Luna, Pinkamena Diane pie|
"One one unfortunate night, Viola Bratsche was murdered by the Vampire Lord known as Lestat. Cut to 130 years later, Viola is living her life as a Vampire. what does she do? Party, music, drugs, sex, and hunting and absorbing other vampires along with their power. the reason: To get stronger to kick Lestat's ass when she returns. but life as a Vampire is not easy. especially when you live within the Eqyestrian Empire, where you can be hunted down by the Solar church, and at night horrible creatures emerge to terrorize those who do not return home before dark. To Vinyl, she can evolve, just like her music has for 150 years."
Vinyl scratch was originally known as Viola Bratsche, 130 years prior to the first ask. Viola was a popular Violinist during her time but met a tragic end at the hands of Lestat, a rogue vampire who stumbled upon Viola and her friends the night after their concert. Lestat didn't hesistate to go on a bloodlust and murdered all of Viola's friends, and Tore Viola's neck open, leading to Viola's death. However, since Viola was infected by lestat during her encounter, Viola was brought back to life as a vampire...
This Blog follows the story of Vinyl "Viola Bratsche" Scratch, In this alternate universe where she is a vampire who hunts down rogue vampires and enjoys her everyday life being undead. The story is told through weekly or Monthly page(s) of Manga which center around Vinyl as she either answers questions or sets out during story arcs.
Vinyl Scratch/ Viola Bratsche/ DJ-PON3Edit
The reader is introduced to vinyl in the first ask during one of her parties going on at her club, she demonstrates how she kills her "prey" by using herself as a sexy bait. from there on the reader begins to learn more and more about Vinyl. The reader soon learns her intentions, to kill a Rogue Vampire named Lestat who killed her friends and turned Vinyl (formerly Viola) into a vampire. Vinyl's personality is one who thinks on action not words, as she has shown especially in combat where she would get the first move and attack. as of Blood Bakery Chp4 P29, it is also revealed that a fragment of Vinyl's souls, the human part of her corrupted soul is able to calm vinyl down as she began to lose herself.
Octavia Melody is Vinyl's roomate and the one who provides Vinyl shelter, she is introduced between #11 and 12 in the ask posts. she has a slightly calm and well mannered personality, but can quickly lose her temper (an example was when vinyl dropped a weapons crate through the roof during the "Gradus Vita" story arc). She is also laid back and mostly stays at home playing the cello or enjoying her daily life, other days she would not be home since she is at practice. It has been hinted at that there could be more behind Octavia than what is presented. only time will tell.
Lestat "The Masked Vampire"Edit
Briefly mentioned in some of the early posts, all that is known about her is that she killed Viola, her friends, and many others for no known reason; along with the fact that she is the reason why Viola is still living, but as a vampire and looks forward to killing her..
"Gradus Vita" Story arc #1Edit
In this storyarc. Vinyl has recieved news of a series of muders from within the everfree forest. She sets out to help an Equestrian commander named Toros, to find out who is responsible behind these murders. Once they entered the everfree forest, they were engaged by hundreds of Ghouls, created from a vampire biting a body and sucking out all of its blood. In response, the commander called upon reinforcments which were quickly taken down along with the commander by a Rogue, unnamed vampire. After a short duel between the two vampires, Vinyl won after cathing the rogue vampire off guard and piercing the vampire's heart with Vinyl's broken katana, where Vinyl proceeds to suck on the Vampire's blood.
"Blood Bakery" Story arc #2Edit
Taking place months after the "Gradus Vita" storyarc, another series of kidnappings and dissapearances has begun. but there is no signs of any vampires this time around. The Royal guards have arrested Mrs.Cake for the murders since the majority of the dead victims were found in sugarcube corner not too long after. Now Pinkie pie is n charge of sugarcube corner, and she wants rainbow dash to help her out in making her newest cupcake. the story progresses with Vinyl searching for Rainbow dash and finding her in the basement of the sugarcube corner, dubbed "The Blood Bakery" by a vampire she ran into on her search. Vinyl and Pinkie then fight as Vinyl tires to rescue Dash. what ensues is a bloody fight between a Vampire and an Element of Harmony.
"Morte Mea" Story arc #3Edit"Morte Mea" (latin for: My death) is the third story arc/ second volume in the Vinyl the Vampire storyline. the short story arc acts as a prologue to the entire blog, showing the readers what happened during the last few hours of Viola Bratsche's life. how she became a vampire, what Lestat has done, and other important information is revealed in this short story.
- The original story was going to involve Vinyl having a Vampire Throll named Serena. even though she isn't in the overall story she has made two appearances in the earlier posts when she was supposed to be in the storyline. she is seen dancing in #1 of ask vinyl the vampire, and mopes at the loss of her boyfriend (to vinyl) in #6.
- The blog was not inspired by the popular fanfic "My roomate is a Vampire". Rather it was inspired by epic pie time and Hellsing ultimate. the fact that Vinyl the Vampire and My roomate is a vampire both deal with vinyl being a vampire is pure coincidence.
- the land of Equestria is a mixture of different time periods. the homes are structured after those from the renaissance time period, the weapons are inspired by the modern age weapons, the royal guards armor and the swords are that from the midieval era, lastly the Demeter and princess celestia's uniform are from the 40's, during the time period in which world war II took place.
- the style of the manga is heavily inspired from the "Hellsing" manga by Kohta Hirano and the style of Nintendo's "Madworld" video game.


Rural Ellis County- Joseph LeRoy "Joe" Klaus, 86, Hays, October 14, 2020 at HaysMed.
Mass of Christian Burial, 10:00 am, October 19, 2020, Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church. Burial with military honors by the Hays VFW Post #9076 Honor Guard, in St. Joseph Cemetery. Visitation from 5:00- 8:00, Sunday and from 9:00- 9:45, Monday, at Hays Memorial Chapel Funeral Home. Daughters of Isabella rosary at 5:30 pm, a vigil service 6:30 pm, followed by a Knights of Columbus Rosary, all on Sunday at the funeral home. Memorials are suggested to the Diocese of Salina Retired Priest Fund or to Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church.
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Julia was the narrator at the preschool Christmas Pageant today. She did a great job reading while all the other kids took their turns to walk on stage. We’re so proud of her!
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Note 1 – You may need to turn the volume up to hear Julia speaking.
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Nine Aberdeen High School juniors will be vying for the Aberdeen 2018 Distinguished Young Woman title on Saturday, April 15, at 7 p.m. in the middle school gymnatorium. The theme for the program this year is “Girl on Fire.”
Junior contestants are Tatiana Miranda Valeriano, Leonor Serna, Kimberlee Lin Palmer, Josie Jennifer Ledesma, Taylor Marie Beach, McKinley Mikel Woodin, Tia Dawn Farrens, Jennie Ortega and Destanie Ponce….
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Several prototypes were made prior to the final product.
The 1st paper model was made to design the shape of the upper, and possibility of pattern.
The 2nd paper model was made to finalize the upper and the pattern
The felt model was made to realize the slipper in the same material, and to test the comfortability.
The seam in the middle bulges up the shape and turn the flat pattern into a 3D form.


James Francis is a modern day
poet. Born and raised in Jersey City, New Jersey, only a stones throw away from
NYC, he has reduced the need to define, and in doing so, has transcended his
self through ink.
As a young writer, his work was
published in school newspapers, his home town paper, college literary magazines
and the National Library of Poetry. However, growing up, he was uninterested in
the underground poetry movement and unimpressed by the constant sales pitches
of contests, anthologies and numerous subsidiary establishments seeking to
publish his work. The poetry in A Heart in
Hell speaks for itself. James Francis has also written a second book of
Poetry, three children’s books, a screen play, numerous short stories and more.
He seems to prove that a poet can write just about anything.
The author James Francis can be
reached by going to firstname.lastname@example.org.


The Bread for Life Community Food Pantry offers a variety of ways to give back to the community and serve our neighbors in need. Please consider one shift per week lasting 4-5 hours at the pantry or 2-3 hours delivering Meals From the Heart.
The following are some ways that you can serve:
- Pantry Greeter and Computer Input
- Assist Clients While Shopping
- Sort and Stock Food
- Meal Delivery Driver—Meals From the Heart


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In There is Only You Beholding You the authors explore the way toward true self-discovery. For those who have been conditioned to adhere to a set of religious and cultural expectations and yet find them lacking in meaning and true value, this book provides both inspiration and practical applications toward a more meaningful path. Informed by his deep and diverse experience as a Franciscan friar, Catholic priest, missionary in Brazil, and clinical psychologist, Leenerts shares how he achieved a sense of peace within himself, and a greater awareness of what is truly meaningful in life beyond what he was conditioned to believe. He shares ideas and ways to make this happen for you in your own life. Informed by A Course in Miracles, the works of Gerald G. Jampolsky, Wayne Dyer, and Marianne Williamson, There is Only You Beholding You holds its place within this company as an essential work in the psychological-spiritual field.
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Book Report Alternatives: 15 Creative Ideas Your Teacher Will Definitely Enjoy
While book reports serve as a useful means of gauging students' comprehension of independent reading, the repetitive nature of churning out report after report can lead to monotony for learners and tedium for educators tasked with reviewing them.
The good news is that numerous alternative approaches exist to achieve the same educational objectives. Explore these engaging and effective alternatives to traditional reports to inject a sense of enjoyment and variety into the assessment process. This diverse range of methods promises to break the monotony of routine reporting, offering both students and educators a refreshing departure from the conventional approach. Are you interested in more practical assistance? Simply say, ‘write my book report,’ and our writers will help you.
Book report writers step into the role of a journalist as they meticulously compose a script for an interview with a pivotal character. The crafted questions aim to uncover the protagonist's motivations, emotions, and experiences, providing a nuanced and comprehensive understanding of their role within the narrative. By delving into the hero's psyche, this activity encourages a deeper exploration of the story's complexities.
A creative endeavor, this alternative requires writers to gather a myriad of images, words, and symbols that encapsulate various elements. These collected components are then thoughtfully arranged on a poster or digital platform, creating a visual collage that artfully represents the themes, settings, and main heroes within the narrative. This hands-on approach fosters artistic expression and lets you communicate your book interpretations in a visually compelling report.
Engaging in the modern realm of multimedia, academicians produce a podcast episode wherein they not only succinctly summarize the plot but also delve into analytical discussions of its themes and share their personal perspectives. The dynamic format of a podcast allows for a lively exploration of the nuances, and you may choose to include interviews with peers or experts, enriching the discussion with diverse viewpoints. Through this medium, education seekers showcase their communication skills and offer an immersive listening experience for their audience.
Encouraging creativity and critical thinking, this activity prompts one to envision and articulate an alternative ending. Through a well-crafted narrative explaining their creative choices, report writers explore divergent possibilities, demonstrating a keen understanding of the book’s plot and personal dynamics. This exercise not only assesses comprehension but also challenges to contemplate the potential impact of altered resolutions on the overall narrative structure.
In this imaginative endeavor, learners curate a time capsule filled with a carefully selected array of book objects, letters, and items that symbolize key elements of the book. Each item is accompanied by an explanatory note detailing its significance within the story. This tactile and reflective exercise prompts us to think critically about the book's themes and protagonists while fostering a deeper connection with the narrative by creating a tangible, time-capsuled representation.
Tasking scholars with creating a detailed map of the source's setting, this alternative incorporates key locations and events. The map may include illustrations or descriptions, providing a visual representation that enhances comprehension of the story's spatial dynamics. Through this visual medium, pupils engage in a spatial exploration of the narrative, fostering a deeper connection to the book's world.
Leveraging multimedia, students craft a video trailer for the book, incorporating images, music, and text to capture the essence of the story. This dynamic approach not only hones their creativity but also requires a nuanced understanding of the book's core elements to convey its essence effectively. The result is a compelling trailer that serves as an enticing preview, motivating others to delve into the reading.
Letter to the Author
Aspiring scholars express their thoughts and feelings about the book through a thoughtful letter addressed to the author. This written communication allows them to articulate their insights, ask questions, and provide feedback on the author's writing style or narrative choices. By engaging in this reflective process, pupils connect with the author personally, demonstrating a deeper understanding of the creative process.
Social Media Profile
Adopting a contemporary approach, you create a social media profile for a chosen protagonist from the book. Including details such as age, interests, and personality traits, this activity challenges learners to think critically about personal development. By writing posts and comments from the leading man's perspective, report authors delve into the hero's psyche, offering a unique and immersive exploration of their role in the narrative.
This hands-on project involves writers creating a three-dimensional scene from the original using materials such as clay, paper, and found objects. The diorama serves as a tangible representation of key moments or themes from the story, requiring academicians to think spatially and visually. The tactile nature of the project engages multiple senses, fostering a deeper connection to the narrative and promoting a holistic understanding of the book's elements.
You are tasked with creating a comic strip that retells a specific scene or chapter from the book. This visual storytelling approach requires them to condense and convey key elements through illustrations and concise dialogue, promoting a creative interpretation of the source material.
In this interactive activity, trainees participate in a debate panel discussing various aspects of the book, such as themes, heroes, or moral dilemmas. They prepare arguments and counterarguments, engaging in critical thinking and persuasive communication as they defend their alternative viewpoints and challenge those of their peers.
Educatees may choose to conduct research on the author's life and background, using the gathered information to craft a comprehensive biography. This exercise encourages report writers to consider how the author's personal experiences may have influenced their writing style, themes, or perspective, providing valuable insights into the context of the book's creation.
Literary Analysis Essay
This traditional approach involves undergraduates writing a formal essay that analyzes a specific aspect of the book, such as themes, symbols, or subplots. They support their arguments with evidence from the text, showcasing their ability to engage in close reading, critical analysis, and effective communication.
Book Review Presentation
Learners create a multimedia presentation that serves as an alternative book report. They summarize the plot, evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the original, and offer recommendations to potential readers. Incorporating quotes, excerpts, and visuals, this presentation provides a well-rounded assessment of the source's merits and engages the audience with a compelling and informative review.


All over the world, millions of people—including sixteen million Americans—practice yoga for health benefits and to find spiritual calm. Practitioners and non-practitioners alike are aware of yoga’s origins in India. But very few know of yoga’s rich visual history, which reveals its profound philosophical underpinnings, its goals of transforming both body and consciousness, the diverse social roles yogic practitioners have played, and its transformations over time and across communities.
The Cleveland Museum of Art presents Yoga: The Art of Transformation, the world’s first exhibition about yoga’s visual history, explores yoga’s meanings and transformations over time, including its entry into the global arena; yoga’s goals of spiritual enlightenment, worldly power and health and well-being; and the beauty and profundity of Indian art.
Works include sculptural masterpieces of historical and divine yogis, exquisite Mughal paintings of militant yogis and romantic heroes, Islamic divination texts, fifteen-foot scrolls depicting the chakras (energy centers of the body), nineteenth-century photography and early films. Noteworthy objects include an installation that reunites for the first time three monumental stone yoginis from a tenth-century Chola temple; ten folios from the first illustrated compilation of asanas (yogic postures) from 1602, never before exhibited in the United States; and Hindoo Fakir by Thomas Edison, the first film on an Indian subject ever produced (1906).
Adults: $15; Seniors: $13; Students (with valid ID): $13; CMA members: Free; Member guests: $7
Free admission for children. Children 14 and under require adult supervision while inside the exhibition.
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Cracking the Curatorial was the first seminar held at FACT as part of the Open CuRate It initiative which continues throughout the next three months.
Creative programming and ways of curating were discussed in a room full of people from all walks of the arts world, from young students to retired programmers. This helped generating a very rich and informal exchange of ideas which led to a rise in enthusiasm with the constructed notion that curating a meaningful creative programming is accessible to anyone who is willing to network and make the best use out of their passions.
Speakers included Abigail Christenson from Tate Liverpool, with a back story on institutional investment in community collaboration; Nina Edge on using participatory media for art and activism and why institutions need to be more open; Neil Morrin on his work with Defnet Media; Jennifer Welch on her mediated garden project; and Wolstenholme Creative Space on the struggles of running a community based arts organization.
Watch the full seminar video stream by clicking the link above.


This book is all about the execution. Maybe you read other reviews, the common theme you find is that this novel was expected to be revolutionary or innovative, or at least overthrowing some cliches and conventions. Instead it is all about the execution. And the execution is excellent.
Richard Morgan was, to this year, known as a science fiction writer. I haven’t read any of his books yet, but know something about the reputation. He has a kind of “modern” writing style and approach. His stories aren’t of the fancy kind with space ships or alien races, they are tightly rooted to the modern world and sensibilities. Some politics, some personal character struggles. Maybe closer to cyberpunk if you want to have a vague idea (and the vague idea is all I have since, once again, I only read “of” Morgan, and not read his books myself). When you have this type of writer brought to fantasy you at least expect… something. An original note, a particular point of view, some spark of originality, of invention. Some nonconformism.
The book doesn’t exactly delude on that front. It CAN delude if you come with specific expectations, but if you let it drive you, then you’ll have a satisfying experience. In truth I don’t think Morgan here tried to be revolutionary, so I can’t even say he wasn’t successful because it’s more an expectation I see coming from the readers than the writer himself. To me this book reads a bit like a “classic”. Not a kick in the nuts of a genre. But an homage. A tribute.
There are aspects of it that clash together. While the plot and abstract themes tend to be within the genre (so it’s all already seen), it’s the execution to be brilliant and follow that “modern” thread and intent. Something like a “what if”. What if classic fantasy, with all its tropes and cliches, was invented today and written with today’s sensibility? That’s what this book is, and if it’s not about rabidly original ideas, it has a wonderful execution that makes it a wonderful book to read that I absolutely recommend.
“Fantasy”, as a genre, has its own role. Like a sociological, descriptive purpose. The way societies work, some visceral themes about humanity and its meaning. Steven Erikson said that he likes fantasy because it allows him to make a metaphor real, with all its strength. The symbolic power. So fantasy has a role today. This books just drags all of this closer. It’s “aware” of the distance there is between certain fantasy and the way we know and perceive the world today, and becomes an attempt to look at the same things that make fantasy “classic”, and see, describe them with the new set of eyes we have today. So, in a way, this book is actual. Both in the way some thematic aspects rise to the surface, and the way IT KNOWS it is entertainment, and goes for it without fears. It uses hands down all the tricks known for the effect, and absolutely succeeds. If you aren’t a purist.
I loved the book. It’s extremely readable and gripping, the kind that makes you sink in and turn the pages. You think that you are going to just finish the chapter, then read the first lines of the next and can’t put it down. It’s fun to read and really well written. The characters are good, the story mainly revolves around three protagonists, even if it always feels like the other two are a bit less prominent and less realized. Probably Morgan’s more obvious skill is also the one that could be seen as a weakness here: the dialogues. Personally it’s what made the book work for me. The dialogues are probably the less conventional part if you think of the genre, but if you accept the style it’s also where Morgan shines. The characters come trough, they become real. The way they talk to each other comes out of the page. You don’t feel like reading a book, but as if you are really there, listening to real men who really know each other. True friendship and complicity. On this particular aspect is as if you never feel that the characters are talking to the reader, but really talking on their own. Their feelings, their relationships, feel true.
On the other side the prose seems to go in the opposite direction, and probably as a choice. It’s “warmer”, there are some major infodumps here and there that feel even too heavy and clunky. The writer weighs in with comments and observations, becoming more a subject of the writing, more “talking-to-the-reader”. But it seems more a choice, as it offers the possibility to make the hidden parts more explicit and so “care” more for the characters and what they are. Morgan always seem to know exactly what effects he wants to obtain in the reader, and so uses all the tricks he knows to make it happen. Something like means to an end. Maybe, if I nitpick, too gimmicky, but it’s what I mean when I say he knows the book is also entertainment and is not ashamed of it. It’s not pretentious and comes out as better realized than most.
It also feels like he’s cooking. At various moments in the book I felt as if he was restraining. Like building things in potential. He shows you something, just the possibility of it, he hints at some crazy, unexpected twists, then steps back as if he didn’t want to rise the stakes just yet. He just shows, tells you he can do it, but not just yet. Before the book is over he already built various threads and possibilities that will flow on with the series, yet the story has its conclusion and feels realized on its own.
It’s so involving and well written that you can glide over some possible flaws. Possible because they are flaws as general rules, but I think here have an interesting role. For example the deus ex machina.
There are three HUGE ones in the book. The first is pointed by the characters themselves and laughed at, one is openly referenced, and the third comes last like a FREAKING epiphany and kept well hidden. Usually deus ex machina are proofs of a bad plot, here, similar to Erikson, the deus ex machina are subjects. In the sense that one main, but slightly shaded, theme in the book is the way all the story is piloted by some unknown hand. So not only there are deus ex machina in the book, but they are actually a part of the book, contained with it. And that probably will have a leading role for what comes next (since this is going to be a trilogy).
In particular the ending of the book is great. I actually found the “last battle” a bit underwhelming. I wouldn’t know what else to ask. It’s absolutely accomplished, but I kinda knew where it was going. I felt like I fell again in the trap. Because in the aftermath of the battle you have those ten pages left in the book, you read and expect to read just about the last salutations between the survivors. Yet, in the last FIVE pages, exactly when you don’t expect anything anymore from the book, it sends chills down your spine with a series of both implicit and explicit revelations that work a bit like Fight Club, making you revisit retrospectively the whole book under a new light. That was quite awesome and felt again as if the writer always had a very tight control on the book and the effect he wanted to have in the reader, even when you thought he missed.
It wasn’t a miss, it was a feint.
Morgan is like that. The pied piper of Hamelin. He seems to know exactly where your attention is, how you’re feeling, and so he is a successful manipulator. A trickster. He fixes your attention on one hand, while the other does the trick. As I said, sometimes this may feel gimmicky, but if you let yourself enjoy the book then it’s just a pleasure.


Arguably Chile's most prolific filmmaker, Raúl Ruiz completed over 100 mind-bending films obsessed with questions of theology, philosophy, psychoanalysis, literature, and visual expression; wildly experimental and slyly humorous; surrealist, magical-realist, gothic, and neo-Baroque. To see one of Ruiz's films is to go on an adventure full of humor, intellectual curiosity, and artistic daring; to see several is to land on a new continent, where his many obsessions find their delirious expression in the most surprising ways and where reason and madness are delightfully, terrifyingly indistinguishable.
The Film Society of Lincoln Center is hosting the second part of an ongoing retrospective devoted to Ruiz, including a weeklong revival run of one of his most beloved films, Time Regained (1999), in a new digital restoration.
Presented with support from Imagen de Chile and the Embassy of Chile. Through February 18th at Lincoln Center.


Sara Cwynar is one of the striking voices of a new generation of visual artists working in photography with a special interest in the aesthetics of analogue procedures.
432 Photographs of Nefertiti, 2015 © Sara Cwynar
Sara Cwynar’s practice moves between photography, installations and collage and starts with obsessively collecting and ordering visual materials. Saving, taking and re-composing images is a cathartic means of satisfying a constant impulse to collect and to create a tangible record of her experience, grasping a small piece of the world and reconstituting it according to her own terms. The resulting archive is composed of images saved over years of her own photo-taking, from encyclopaedias, flea markets, as well as objects she encounters. In this process of accumulation and the resulting collection, she is interested in the ways in which we understand the world through pictures: how we view ourselves and our history through a shared image-based archive built from cultural fantasies and photographic tropes.
A key characteristic of Cwynar's method is the investigative attitude she applies to the photographic image and its representation, with photography itself as the most important subject. Her attitudes are very much defined by the internet era and how our concept of the world is influenced by commercial and promotional photography. Artists like Matt Lipps, Lucas Blalock and Daniel Gordon all share a special interest in the specific qualities of both analogue and digital photography while working in traditional genres and forms. They use found images, from printed sources and the internet. They cut, rearrange and compose, add, layer, manipulate, and play with the tension between the two- and three dimensional. They combine hybrid approaches so that the process is just about as important as the end result.
Although Photoshop is used for specific effects, its traces can be noticed in the final work. Instead of using the tool to conceal, Cwynar finds ways to make it reveal or emphasize the process.
“Most often, the way I work is through sourcing printed material from various magazines, books or encyclopaedias. I then scan these images into digital files and blow them up much larger than the originals, printing them out as laser prints and re-tiling them back into the original picture. I will also sometimes improperly scan found printed matter to mark an analogue print with digital noise, mixing old images with contemporary imaging technologies. I then rebuild the images in different ways using a combination of contemporary and older, discarded materials. I re-photograph the construction in the studio and print it back out as a photograph, making a new still-life image out of a found one. It is a circular process: beginning with a photograph and flattening it back into a new version after much intervention and manipulation. The pictures go through several rounds of digital and analogue photo processes before I have a final.”
Liquify Grid 5, 2015 © Sara Cwynar
Although there’s an obvious sympathy for the vintage feel of photography from the sixties and seventies in Cwynar’s works, that is only a first impression: “As nostalgic and analogue as my work is, it's often responding to the internet—I'm not just fetishizing these images, but responding to the way we experience images now. You look at my photographs, and you read it in an instant as you do with everything, and then hopefully you realize, "Oh, wait, it's not quite that"—maybe you could think about everything you're looking at a little bit more, maybe you notice some of the objects as things you own or relate to, or you could have the process thrown into question.”
With a background in graphic design, Cwynar has a special sense for the visual qualities of an image and how to manipulate it. In her earlier works she focused on common images, particularly outdated advertising still-lifes. For the series Color Studies 1-6 (2012) she followed the formula of the commercial still life to systematically organize everything in her studio. She used colour scale (a visually immediate category) to arrange her materials into surreal versions of conventional consumer still-life photographs and taxonomies of single-image types formed into collages. This piece pulls from many images she has saved of outdated product shots in which something that was historically desirable and forward-looking becomes absurd with the passage of time.
All the Greens, 2011 © Sara Cwynar
However, most of her three-dimensional practice finds place to stage a picture within the studio. She’s interested in raising tension by adding real objects to her presentation as she did for the exhibition Everything in the Studio (Destroyed) in Foam’s 3h space for young talents (2013). On a wallpaper she presented an image of a culmination of objects she collected and installed in one of the corners of her studio. After taking a picture, she destroyed the installation and got rid of the objects. For her presentation she re-installed a wide range of objects onto it, creating a monumental tableaux of banal objects, fruit and plants, mirroring the original situation and causing optical confusion between the image and the real props at the same time.
Everything in the Studio (Destroyed) in Foam 3h, 2013 © Christian van der Kooy
Her fascination for ordinary objects is rooted in literature and theory: “I refer often to Milan Kundera’s concept of kitsch which he defines in The Unbearable Lightness of Being as the familiar images we look at in order to ignore all that is not aesthetically appealing about life (examples are national and religious motifs, monuments, idealized nature, advertising imagery, symbols of progress). These images make up much of the common archive.” She expanded upon this concept of kitsch in relation to pictures in her second publication Kitsch Encyclopedia (2014), a book that compiles texts by Kundera, Roland Barthes and Jean Baudrillard alongside her own writing and collected photographs to draw out the ways in which images are used in the construction of a collective consciousness in a world that is layered with kitsch.
Baudrillard's Simulacra and Simulations (1981) is an important reference, especially for his definition of kitsch as a manifestation of the hyperreal, as simulations of the world that have started to matter more than the reality they represent. “In my works I am trying to foreground the fact that images change without us and that they often obscure their status as constructions, seeming like presentations of reality even when they are highly manipulated. I am trying to make pictures that show their falseness on their surface. I’m interested in how pictures accumulate, morph, endure, get away from us and become something different to what was originally intended. I try to highlight these changes—how images warp with the passing of time and changing trends and with a divorce from original context. It is not just form that changes as images move through space but also function, value, and use.”
Man 1, 2015 © Sara Cwynar
Her recent series are still based on found images, but she has shifted from the genre of still-life to the representation of portraiture in photography. The tactile aspects of the image have an important presence, especially in the manner she treats both the represented skin of the human body, painted skin or skin of sculpture, as opposed to the surface of the paper.
Cwynar comments playfully on the fundamentals of photography and its tradition of composition, genre and aesthetics by constructing her own personal archive as a method of intervening in the larger archive, which is out of her control. She’s considering the life of photographs over time, especially at this time of change for the medium. As systematically as she works with ordering the world through images and objects, she’s exploring how our idea of the world is defined through pictures over time, how dreams and desires are created – between kitsch and the hyperreal.
About Sara Cwynar
Sara Cwynar (b. 1985, Canada) is a New York based artist working in photography, installation and book-making. In 2013 she held her first museum show at Foam with the exhibition Everything in the Studio (Destroyed). She is represented by Foxy Production, New York, and Cooper Cole Gallery, Toronto.
All images from the series FLAT DEATH and other pictures © Sara Cwynar, courtesy of the artist and Foxy Production, New York, and Cooper Cole Gallery, Toronto.


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A multilevel backyard place space gives two Los Angeles stunt professionals and their son something to share. Talk about a passion for the outdoors and adventure – this tree house features a basketball hoop, slide, swing set, bedroom, sitting area, a telescope and so much more. Check it out in the April issue of Better Homes and Gardens magazine.
Top 20 Contest -- Page 76
It’s time to kick off the 2006 Better Homes and Gardens Top 20 Contest with over $45,000 worth of prizes and a chance to have your home improvement project featured in the pages of the magazine. Pick up the April issue to learn why past winners were picked and get tips on how you could be next.
Dancing on Eggshells -- Page 92
Make the fun of finding decorated eggs last longer than the Easter morning hunt. Pretty patterned ostrich eggs will brighten your home for the entire spring season. Get some great ideas from the April issue of Better Homes and Gardens magazine.
Recharge Your Life -- Page 168
Take a sabbatical from your job to volunteer, earn a degree, or rejuvenate your outlook. Find out how to make it happen and learn from first hand accounts that will no doubt leave you inspired to start thinking about your choices.
Interpreting Teen Talk -- Page 174
What do your teens mean when they say things like, “You don’t understand” or “Leave me Alone”? Better Homes and Gardens offers some insight that might help you communicate better with your teens and pave a road towards understanding. Could “I hate my schoolteacher” really mean that something else might be going on in the classroom that you should be aware of? Read this issue to find out more.
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Although poultices may seem obsolete, it is time to take a fresh look at them. You’ll discover treatments that mend wounds, prevent infections, relieve congestion, and soothe pain. Who would have thought that mustard powder could relieve congestion? Learn more from the April issue of Better Homes and Gardens.
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The author of the bestselling World War II novel Sarah's Key offers a contemporary family drama set in Paris: As the Malegarde family gathers to celebrate the patriarch's 70th birthday, a natural disaster strikes, forcing family members' hidden fears and secrets to the surface.
This emotional powerhouse of a novel will leave readers reeling, as it sucks you into the story and never lets you go ... The Rain Watcher never lets up, and readers will be emotionally spent by the end of it ... The ending is an unforgettable one, as is the entire experience of The Rain Watcher. So much of the emotional connections between the family members stem from their pasts ... This sentiment calls for much reflection, as does all the events described within this deeply layered story of the Malegarde family in the face of the medical and natural threats against their well-being.
De Rosnay creates a dark and ominous atmosphere ... Paris is like a character itself here, with De Rosnay intimately describing its distinctive features and neighborhoods. She portrays its ongoing destruction in a way that is completely immersive as the river outside surpasses historic flood levels and inundates the city, transforming it into something unrecognizable.
Tatiana de Rosnay...again mines the past to deliver a powerful tale of people caught up in major moments in history ... De Rosnay is so good at this storytelling that I wish she had focused on her family/flood narrative. Her decision to intersperse a decades-old mystery adds little but distraction. My advice to readers would be to skip the italics sections and savor the story of her beloved city on the brink.


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Dan Berger, historian, organizer, and author of Outlaws of America: The Weather Underground and the Politics of Solidarity and The Hidden 1970s: Histories of Radicalism:
We know about the Jewish anarchists, communists, and socialists of the early 20th century. We know, too, that Jews were disproportionately involved in the civil rights and New Left movements of the mid-20th century. What about all the Jewish rabble rousers in the late 20th century? Justice, Justice is a fascinating hidden history of Jewish activism in Reagan’s America. Ezra Berkley Nepon gives us the inside scoop of New Jewish Agenda, both a clearinghouse for Jewish involvement in a range of progressive causes of the 1980s and a bulwark against the din of conservative voices in Jewish communities. Nepon’s careful, critical work is a gift to those who pursue justice in the 21st century.
Stephanie Roth, Board Member of Jewish Voice for Peace, fundraising consultant and author:
This compelling story of one progressive American Jewish organization from the 1980s has important lessons for anyone interested in understanding how social change happens. Nepon documents the power of on-the-ground grassroots organizing to make social change, as well as the forces that led to the demise of an important social justice organization. Of particular interest to many activists today will be Nepon’s analysis of New Jewish Agenda’s commitment to address both domestic and Middle East peace and justice issues, in contrast to today’s reality of single-issue organizing, and more seriously, increased pressures by the mainstream Jewish community to silence any criticism of Israel.
Billy Wimsatt, author of Bomb the Suburbs and No More Prisons:
Ezra Nepon is a compelling, original writer who goes on a deeply personal detective quest to uncover the roots of modern progressive Jewish thought. Nepon is a radical historian in the tradition of Howard Zinn, and in Justice, Justice, Nepon opens the book on an important missing chapter in recent Jewish progressive history, with insightful reflections for change-makers of all backgrounds. A stirring, valuable book.
Simone Zelitch, author of Louisa, recipient of the Goldberg Prize from the National Foundation for Jewish Culture:
What impresses me most about Ezra’s work is the determination to not only record, but to analyze this history, and to draw lessons that will be useful to activists today.


Lessons of the Dead
Gothic Metal duo consisting of electric upright bass and voice. We write songs about the macabre.
Leanna Renee Hieber is a gothic author. Her books are delightfully dark and spooky and peopled with decadent Victorian characters. These books are so incredible and I highly recommend them! So when Leanna approached us to do a theme song for her series, The Spectral City Series, I got so excited. I read carefully through The Spectral City (book 1) and paid attention to which phrases jumped out at me, almost as if the lyrics were in spectral form and I could channel them the way the main character Eve and her close circle of friends (also mediums) channels the spirits. We used a lot of musical parts (layers) to depict the realities Eve has to navigate, whether spectral or corporeal, so listen for the different bass and vocal parts, along with other musical ghostly apparitions.
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Thomas Craemer, University of Connecticut The cost of slavery and its legacy of systemic racism to generations of Black Americans has been clear over the past year – seen in both the racial disparities of the pandemic and widespread protests over police brutality.
Rachel Holliday Smith, THE CITY This article was originally publishedon Feb 22 at 8:23pm ESTby THE CITY A Queens woman who allegedly plowed her BMW through a crowd of protesters in Midtown got hit Monday with another misdemeanor charge — but the injured say the new rap amounts […]
How LaTosha Brown helped build a get-out-the-vote powerhouse in the South. Errin Haines Originally published by The 19th In the days after Georgia went blue for the first time in a generation, LaTosha Brown wasn’t taking a victory lap — she was on the ground and in the […]
Among so much change, Flag Day 2020 will be different as we celebrate cultural diversity surrounded by protest and affirmations of unity.


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An Uncommon King
September 22 / 12:45 PM - September 22 / 2:00 PM
As part of the Harvest of Peace - Nyida Day Celebration
An Uncommon King is a 72-minute documentary following the life of Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche as he tries to shift the prevailing culture toward feeling their humanity and to validate feelings of compassion, kindness and goodness. Shot over 17 years in Tibet, India, China, Europe and North America, the visual style moves from sweeping landscapes to intimate moments.
Through verity footage we are with Rinpoche cooking at home in Nova Scotia, on retreat in India and in the studio recording music. We see him running marathons, promoting his books on tour and building a school in a remote region of Tibet. And we are there when Rinpoche meets and later marries his bride, a Tibetan princess.
Through interviews and archival footage we meet his family and learn of his early years in India, how he came to west to live and train with his father in America at a time when Buddhism was just taking root there. Through verity footage, interviews and archival material we follow Rinpoche from a young child in India to being empowered as a Sakyong or “Earth Protector” and follow him as he works to bring peace to the world, one person at a time.


Cash, James Bailey Jr.
|born on||2 August 1932 at 10:36 (= 10:36 AM )|
|Place||Miami, Florida, 25n46, 80w12|
|Timezone||EST h5w (is standard time)|
|Astrology data||10°06' 13°10 Asc. 13°20'|
American homicide victim kidnapped and killed by suffocation on 5/28/1938 by McCall.
On the evening of May 28, 1938, Franklin Pierce McCall, a twenty-one-year-old unskilled laborer, entered the home of Vera and Bailey Cash, in the south Florida town of Princeton. He crept to the bedroom on the first floor, and placed handkerchiefs over the eyes and mouth of the Cashes' five-year-old son, James Bailey Cash Jr.
He carried Skeegie's limp body across a principal road and through the woods to his house, about fifteen minutes away by foot. Believing the boy to be alive but unconscious, McCall attempted to revive him, but the boy had suffocated within minutes of being stolen. Aim of this deed was a ransom demand.
His parents left home at about 9:30 p.m. and returned 10:10 p.m.
McCall was later captured and tried.
- Death by Homicide 28 May 1938 at 9:45 PM in Princeton (Suffocated, age five)
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Church of Light from Carl Anderson of Miami, 1938
- Passions : Criminal Victim : Homicide victim (Suffocated)
- Passions : Criminal Victim : Kidnapping victim (Age five)
- Personal : Death : Short Life less than 29 Yrs (Age five)
- Notable : Book Collection : American Book


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She heard him, reeled back against the stem of the nearest palm tree, and clung to it, waving her hand toward the boat. But as they looked, a young boy was standing at her side, grasping her garments with his hand, while his face was turned toward the boat. He seemed urging her to flee. Twice her arm was unwound from the palm, and a step tried, but she fell back again, as if severely hurt or frightened out of her strength. The boy still pleaded. They could see it in his gestures, in the eager hand that motioned toward the shore, which the boat almost touched.
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Something gave her desperate strength. She left the palm, staggered, and sprang forward, more than keeping pace with the boy, who, clinging to her hand, rushed on with his great, wild eyes, uplifted to her face.
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Based in Gruaro (Venice), the Accademia Pizzaioli was among the first schools to offer a complete training in the profession of pizza maker and is a flagship institution, with over 140 schools in Italy and around the world, a top-level teaching staff, teaching methods enhanced by thirty years of experience. In its premises the Academy provides, for those who want to take up the profession or for those who want to gain further knowledge, a range of professional equipment for pizzerias among which, of course, Zanolli ovens, technical partner of the School.
In the Academy’s labs the students can use the Zanolli Synthesis 08/50 electric conveyor oven and the emperor of electric pizza ovens: AVGVSTO. It is indeed important to allow future professionals to learn how to manage the high temperatures of the electric ovens with open mouth and to explore the productive potential of the tunnel oven, a practical and accessible solution highly appreciated by new pizza entrepreneurs.
We are convinced that the continuous dialogue between those who implement the technologies for cooking and those who use them leads to a mutual evolution. For this reason we consider it fundamental to build partnerships with institutions that, like us, are devoted to the quality of the result.


Rep Weaver - Janet Bebb - Oregon College of Art and Craft, Portland Oregon -
Fall 2012-Winter 2013
Each of the three panels has the same characteristics of pink, green, gold and
silver but, just like the sisters, there is a unique emphasis. The older sister
has a dashing pink wedding dress, the middle sister has a heart of gold and
silver, and as one of the the sisters my heart is with the green earth. We have
sameness in different and connected ways.
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We are the Special Interest Group for math and algorithms at UIUC. This is the place to learn about theoretical computer science and meet people who are also interested. We hold weekly meetings covering a different topic broadly relating to some central theme for the semester. This club is just as much for those who are new to pure mathematics and theoretical computer science as well as those who already have a deep interested. The only prerequisite is an interest in learning math and theory. Check out our past [meetings] to see all the stuff we’ve been up to!
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This club wouldn’t be anything near what it is without what the admins do week to week.


The dark sky roared at the small village as its explosive rage flashed. They were fearful, forces they couldn’t understand were at work. The sky struck down their latest temple. The sky wailed in agony and it began to cry, the people were drenched by its tears and their hard work burned to the ground. Clearly they had offended the sky with their temple dedicated to the ocean. The sky began to calm down and it returned to its sunny disposition. The fearful villagers remained hidden, awaiting a sign from the sky to show that they were safe, and then they saw a rainbow. The people emerged and life went on as usual.


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In the vast realm of streaming services, Disney+ has carved a niche for itself by offering a plethora of content, including some of the best action series that keep audiences on the edge of their seats.
From intergalactic adventures to espionage in the post-World War II era, Disney+ boasts a wide range of action-packed shows. In this article, we will delve into the top action series on Disney+ that are sure to satisfy your craving for thrilling entertainment.
The Mandalorian (2 Seasons)
“The Mandalorian,” directed by Jon Favreau and executive produced by Dave Filoni, is a Western-style space opera that has taken Disney+ by storm. Set in the Star Wars universe, this series follows the journey of a lone gunfighter in the outer reaches of the galaxy.
His mission: to protect “The Child,” affectionately known as “Baby Yoda,” in a lawless post-Empire era. This epic adventure has captured the hearts of fans worldwide, making it a must-watch for any action aficionado.
Agent Carter (2 Seasons)
“Agent Carter” introduces us to Peggy Carter, a woman who must navigate the challenges of being a secret agent during the aftermath of World War II. Working for the covert S.S.R. and taking on secret missions for Howard Stark.
Peggy’s journey is filled with espionage, intrigue, and a connection to the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe. This series is a captivating blend of action and historical drama, providing a fresh perspective on the aftermath of Captain America’s disappearance.
Once Upon A Time (7 Seasons)
“Once Upon a Time” is a unique fusion of fairy-tale legends and modern life. Emma Swan, a bail bonds collector, discovers her true identity when her son, Henry, reveals that she is the daughter of Snow White and Prince Charming.
This revelation leads to a captivating narrative that intertwines classic Disney characters with contemporary storytelling. With seven seasons to explore, “Once Upon a Time” offers a rich and imaginative world of action and fantasy.
The Imagineering Story (Limited Series)
For those who crave behind-the-scenes action, “The Imagineering Story” is a six-part documentary series that delves into the creation of Disney’s innovative theme park attractions.
Directed by Leslie Iwerks, this series offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of Walt Disney Imagineering, including the highs and lows of its history. It’s a must-watch for Disney enthusiasts and those interested in the art of theme park design.
The Muppet Show (5 Seasons)
Jim Henson’s beloved “The Muppet Show” brings joy and laughter to Disney+ with its colorful characters and timeless humor. This variety show, which originally aired from 1976 to 1981, offers five seasons filled with musical numbers, comedy, and guest appearances.
With only two episodes missing, this classic series is a nostalgic trip down memory lane for fans of all ages.
The Right Stuff (1 Season)
“The Right Stuff” takes us back to the early days of the U.S. space program, offering a gripping narrative based on Tom Wolfe’s iconic book. Set during the Cold War, the series follows the selection of seven military test pilots who become astronauts, competing to be the first in space.
Their extraordinary journey inspires the world and redefines ambition and hope. This series is a must-watch for history buffs and space enthusiasts.
Boy Meets World (7 Seasons)
“Boy Meets World” is a classic sitcom that evolves as it progresses, offering heartfelt writing and performances. It follows the life of Cory Matthews and his friends as they navigate the ups and downs of adolescence and adulthood.
The show’s later seasons tackle complex themes, making it a relatable and enduring series. Disney Channel even brought back some characters for the spin-off series, “Girl Meets World.”
Prop Culture (1 Season)
“Prop Culture” takes viewers on a journey behind the scenes of beloved films like “Mary Poppins” and “The Muppet Movie.” Host Dan Lanigan, a prop collector, explores lost movie artifacts, private collections, and the restoration of pieces from the Walt Disney Archives.
This series offers a unique perspective on the magic of filmmaking and is a treat for cinephiles.
Smart Guy (3 Seasons)
“Smart Guy” follows the story of T.J., a young genius who is accelerated from the fourth grade to high school. Balancing life alongside his older brother and sister, T.J. embarks on a unique coming-of-age journey.
This family sitcom is filled with humor and life lessons, making it an enjoyable watch for all ages.
Hostile Planet (Limited Series)
“Hostile Planet” is a six-part documentary series that showcases the incredible adaptations of animals in the face of harsh environments. With breathtaking cinematography and a compelling pace, this series offers an intimate look into the natural world. If you’re a fan of nature documentaries like “Planet Earth,” “Hostile Planet” is a must-see.
Sum It Up!
Best Action Series on Disney Plus that cater to various tastes and preferences. Whether you’re a Star Wars enthusiast, a fan of historical espionage, or simply seeking family-friendly entertainment, Disney+ has something for everyone. So, grab your popcorn and immerse yourself in these thrilling adventures.
Yes, Disney+ is available in numerous countries and continues to expand its global reach.
Almost all episodes of “The Muppet Show” are available on Disney+, with only two episodes missing due to licensing issues.
While there are hints of a second season, Disney+ has not officially announced it yet.
Yes, “Agent Carter” can be enjoyed as a standalone series, but it also offers connections to the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe for fans.
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|Claim the XP from the gilded cabbage, combat and Prayer XP lamps and loot the supply crate from 'The Death of Chivalry' quest.|
|Release date||18 April 2017 (Update)|
|Subcategory||Master Quest Cape|
Chivalry is Dead is an achievement that requires the player to open all of the coffins and the supply crate in the Tomb of the Fallen, as well as kick the gilded cabbage thirty times, after completion of The Death of Chivalry.
|Kick the gilded cabbage 30 times to get the experience reward|
|Ancient combat lamp claimed from the coffins|
|Ancient Prayer lamp claimed from the coffins|
|Runes claimed from the supply crate|


Pattern Magic is the cult pattern-making book from Japan. Taking inspiration from nature, from geometricshapes, and from the street, this book harnesses the sheer joy of making and sculpting clothes. The book takes a creative approach to pattern making, with step-by- step projects for fashion designers and dressmakers to enjoy. Each project is beautifully illustrated with clear diagrams and photographs showing the stages of construction, the muslins, and the finished garments.
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The figure is the embodiment of the human experience. It is the site of courage, joy, and love, of compassion, fear, and pain, of struggle, loneliness, and frustration, of sorrow, of loss. As a narrative, figurative painter, I use the figure to depict these universal emotions. A narrative is time captured in a moment. The synthesis of the photographic and the painted image, within the familiar context of the family, invites viewers to explore their emotions and transcend worldly barriers--perhaps recalling a moment from parenthood, or childhood, perhaps renewing a quest to understand the meaning of our existence. These moments display a benevolence that might be masking deeper, more malevolent variables.


Bride as a bride adorneth herself with her jewels, Isa. 61:10. He that hath the bride is the bridegroom, John 3:29. prepared as a bride adorned for her husband, Rev. 21:2. I will shew thee the bride, the Lamb’s wife, Rev. 21:9. the Spirit and the bride say, Come, Rev. 22:17. be adorned as a bride for that day, D&C 109:74.


The Jungle Book: The Legend Of The Giant Claw
Genres: Animation | Family
Release Year: 2016
Synopsis: From deep within the jungle comes a mighty roar...a roar that could only come from one creature the Giant Claw! When Mowgli s search of this legendary creature ends with an unexpected discovery, he must race against time to thwart Shere Khan s evil plan and rescue a friend!...


Description: Photograph of Konrad Adenauer and Lyndon Johnson standing on a stage with other men. Decked with patriotic bunting, the stage stands underneath a stone building with multiple stories that has two policemen standing on a fire escape landing.
Date: April 1961
Creator: Dietel, Norman
Item Type: Refine your search to only Photograph
Partner: LBJ Museum of San Marcos


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