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Leave the noise and frenzy and journey to the silent places of God's heart.
Jeanie Miley has discovered a way to avoid the trap of living from crisis to crisis. The person who depends on God leads a balanced life. Miley offers skills to develop such dependence and intimacy with God. Workable guidelines and exercises help readers broaden devotional lives and overcome barriers to deeper spirituality.
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Through her personal reflections on art and what it means to be an artist, the author provides a spiritual compass for today's emerging artists.
Writing in the same tradition as renowned artist Robert Henri in his classic book The Art Sprit, Deborah J. Haynes looks at the value of art and making art in today's world. What does it mean to become and work as an artist today? What are the unique challenges facing artists in the twenty-first century, and what skills are required to overcome them? In Art Lessons, Haynes addresses the mind, body, and spirit of today's artists with her personal reflections on what it takes to succeed and feel creatively and spiritually fulfilled.
The lessons she shares range in depth and scope from the simple to the deeply philosophical, from encouraging her reader to always have a pencil - or crayon! - in hand, to insisting that an artist take a seat, to connecting art profoundly to daily life and the earth. Through her own reflections on art and being an artist, Haynes provides a spiritual compass for today's emerging artists. Art Lessons will inspire all those who wonder what makes an artist today and how they will contribute to the future.
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Excellent Compass!.......2003-11-18
I've never wanted to call myself an outright artist because drawing is not how I make my living-it's simply an interest of mine-an intense one, but still not an occupation. Ever since my college days when the meanings of modernism and post-modernism seemed to control my brain, I've wondered how one defines "artist." Is it Duchamp and his urinal? Or is it Ghiberti and his Doors of Paradise? Art Lessons helped me greatly in understanding where an individual stands in the realm of art. Haynes examines her own place as an artist while incorporating her spirituality into her considerations. Her personal approach is just lovely-you feel like you're having a conversation with a friend. Many books I read on art seem distant or too high-brow, but Haynes' banter allows you to really feel at home discussing the subject of art in great depth. All her philosophizing does not give you her own definition of "artist;" she never forces any opinion on her reader. But her considerations lead the reader to a thought-provoked answer that lies within the SELF. I titled the review "Excellent Compass" for that reason-it's a guide to take you to your own artistic destination. They are right when they say, "Art Lessons is for women of the twenty-first century what Robert Henri's Art Spirit was for men of the twentieth."
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The Hudson River and the Highlands: The Photographs of Robert Glenn Ketchum
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Little Red Hot: The Foolish Collection, Vol. 1
Dawn Brown
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The adventure begins with a SIN... and a dying man who hires a bounty hunter to help him kill God. Meet Chane. The soulless mercenary with a passion for killing and a thirst for money. She agrees to take the job for a price that will cost the both dearly. Their survival depends on Chane's willingness to overcome old demons and embrace a brighter tomorrow. Agents of Heaven and Hell are forced to work together to save her from a fate worse than death. Set against the backdrop of a third-world country on the brink of global warfare, Little Red Hot delivers a unique tale of faith, hope and courage.
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great book!.......2004-07-02
This is a really deep book! I enjoyed every sentence, every word of this insightful and thought provoking book! If you haven't read this book, buy it, with haste! You'll have a fantastic time!
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A collection of 14 boogie woogie solos for piano, with tips on playing technique. They include such favorites as Barrel House Boogie, Tommy Dorsey's Boogie Woogie, and Bad Penny Blues.
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For Beginners? Yes Definitely.......2007-05-17
I have been playing piano for ten years and I finally decided it was time to move away from classical music and try something new. I looked into several Boogie Woogie books and ended up buying this one about a week ago.
This book has a wonderful collection of songs which are fun to play and sound like professional pieces. The book orders the songs from easy to the more difficult to help build on your skills.
The music is not hard at all. Most of the time the same bass pattern is kept in the left hand while the right hand plays the melody. There are no tricky fingerings or even rhythms. The pieces are all in either C, F, or G (from one flat to one sharp) and use familiar notes and chords. The difficulty of this book is a 6 on a scale from 1 to 10 - 10 being the hardest.
This book is perfect for beginners - beginning piano players, maybe not - but if you've never tried Boogie Woogie before and are looking for something new, this book is for you.
Anyone who has taken a year or more of piano lessons should have no problem with this book.
Not for beginners.......2004-01-19
If you're a beginner, like me, and you're looking for a place to start to learn boogie woogie, this is not the book for you.
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Another must-have Red Dog Music Book by Larry McCabe. This book contains a goldmine of 101 authentic electric blues rhythm patterns that can be applied to thousands of real songs. Each pattern is recorded note-for-note on the companion CD, and written in standard notation and tablature. Supplemental articles cover blues progressions and rhythm pattern types. The book will help any early-intermediate or intermediate guitarist acquire well-rounded blues rhythm guitar skills. Ideal also for pro reference and teaching studios. It is a book for guitarists who are familiar with, and enthusiasts of, urban blues and other forms of non-commercial music.
The patterns are in the urban blues style heard on recordings by artists such as Muddy Waters, Howling Wolf, Jimmy Reed, Elmore James, Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy, Junior Wells, James Cotton, Little Walter, BB King, Albert King, John Hammond, Anson Funderburgh, Hubert Sumlin, Little Ed and the Blues Imperials, Pinetop Perkins, Willie Dixon, R.L. Burnside, Butterfield Blues Band, Otis Spann Charlie Musselwhite, Lonnie Mack, Boozoo Chavis, Ry Cooder, Gatemouth Brown, Freddie King, Sonny Boy Williamson, Robert Lockwood, Lonnie Johnson, and similar musicians who recorded for Chess Records, Delmark Records, Sun Records, Alligator Records, Arhoolie Records and other labels that focus on roots music performers and Afro-American music.
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Boogie Woogie and How to Play It / Play 1
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To play boogie woogie, you must be able to keep the beat moving from beginning to end, with no fumbles. Therefore, a smooth left hand technic must be developed. Of course, the right hand is also important if you boogie is to have style and expression. Follow the Technic Tips that precede each boogie selection in this book and very soon you will be able to beat out some cool, exciting boogie woogie rhythms.
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Boogie Woogie Solos With Technic Tips For The Early Grade Pianist. Includes:
Chromatic Boogie
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Instructional book and two cassettes. First cassette shows you how to master the fundamentals of the blues form, scale, and rhythm. Second cassette intruduces you to the art of improvising. Beginning to intermediate level.
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Social Partnerships for Training: Canada's Experiment With Labour Force Develpoment Boards (School of Policy Studies)
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Feng Shui Practico Frmulas Para El Exito
Lillian Too
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168 trucos de Feng Shui para una vida feliz y tranquila (Lillian Toos 168 Feng Shui Ways to a Calm & Happy Life)
ASIN: 8495456133 |
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General John Bell Hood tried everything he could: Surprise attack. Flanking march. Cavalry raid into the enemy's rear lines. Simply enduring his opponent's semi-siege of the city. But nothing he tried worked. Because by the time he assumed command of Conf
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How Joe Johnson was responsible for the fall of Atlanta........2006-03-27
Most people who follow the Civil War would say that Joe Johnson was a very capable general for the Confederacy. In Davis's book, Johnson is shown as a general who was cautious and to a certain extent defeatist in his dealings with Sherman. I think the author makes a good case that Johnson's conservative generalship led to the forordained loss of Atlanta, and that the three weeks of Hood's command was an attempt to change the fate of Atlanta. Davis makes a good case by examining the records and correspondence of the loss of Atlanta. Hood's later reckless assault against Unionist forces in Tennessee clouded his capable handling of the forces around Atlanta.
This is revisionist history, but I think the author makes a solid case that Johnson's defense was not good for a nation wanting an active defense of one of their largest cities. Hood's
offensive was much more appreciated by the military and civil authorities in Richmond and Atlanta. Johnson's own conduct after the war plus the esteem his soldiers held him caused his redemption.
A nice little book about the defense of Atlanta. Sherman would have won ultimately because of his numbers. However the theory of Johnson's conservative strategy resulted in the fall of Atlanta.
Atlanta Will Fall.......2001-11-08
Stephen Davis has written a lucid account of the dark days of the Army of Tennessee as it was outmaneuvered and outgeneraled by W.T. Sherman during the campaign for Atlanta in 1864. Davis has introduced new primary research to support his assertions that Atlanta was lost in December 1863 when Johnston was appointed commander of the Army of Tennessee. History has castigated John Bell Hood for the loss and Davis does everything he can to dispel this claim and more. Very well written and full of the authors conclusions, it makes the reader think about what he is reading. Highly recommended for anyone who knows anything at all about the Georgia campaign. The passages on Johnston, Hardee, and Hood are especially interesting.
Davis' work is superb.......2001-10-18
Stephen Davis systematically tackles the old myths surrounding the Atlanta campaign and its subsequent capture by the North. His analysis of Johnston's tactical decisions clearly elucidates where responsibility for Atlanta's loss truly lay. It is obvious that Davis has spent a great deal of time researching this work and his efforts show. A must read for anyone who enjoys a gripping, thoroughly researched account of a major historical event.
Was it Johnston who lost Atlanta due to overcaution?.......2001-09-09
Atlanta Will Fall: Sherman, Joe Johnston, and the Yankee Heavy Bandits is a sharp overview of the entire Atlanta campaign during the American Civil War, from Dalton to Jonesboro. The battles are described and the strategies analyzed, with detailed evaluations of the three major generals involved. In particular, author Davis argues that between the Confederate leaders Joe Johnston and John Bell Hood, it was Johnston who lost Atlanta due to overcaution, while Hood got the bad rap. Atlanta Will Fall is strongly recommended reading for Civil War buffs.
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Title: Atlanta Will Fall: Sherman, Joe Johnston, and the Yankee Heavy Battalions.(Book Review)
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Title: Atlanta will Fall: Sherman, Joe Johnston, and the Yankee Heavy Battalions.(Book Review)
Author: Anne J. Bailey
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In Better for All the World, Harry Bruinius charts the little-known history of eugenics in America—a movement that began in the early twentieth century and resulted in the forced sterilization of more than 65,000 Americans.
Bruinius tells the stories of Emma and Carrie Buck, two women trapped in poverty and caught up in a new scientific quest for racial purity. Buck v. Bell became a test case brought before the Supreme Court, which voted 8–1 to make sterilization a constitutionally valid way for the state to prevent anyone deemed “unfit” from having children.
The court’s majority opinion was written by Oliver Wendell Holmes: “It is better for all the world,” Holmes wrote, “if instead of waiting to execute degenerate offspring for crime, or to let them starve for their imbecility, society can prevent those who are manifestly unfit from continuing their kind. The principle that sustains compulsory vaccination is broad enough to cover cutting the Fallopian tubes. . . . Three generations of imbeciles are enough.”
Eugenicists believed that the human race must begin to take control not just of human reproduction, but of ethnic intermingling. With the natural and objective methods of science they hoped to breed only the biologically best of the races and prevent the propagation of the worst. The result: marriage restriction, anti-miscegenation, and immigration laws.
In Better for All the World, Harry Bruinius shows how reformers across the nation transformed haphazard, locally run systems of charity and welfare—mostly church handouts and town asylums—into government-run systems of welfare that aspired to make America a place where social and moral purity could reign, free from the “hereditary defectives” of the past.
Those who supported the programs included Theodore Roosevelt; Margaret Sanger; Alexander Graham Bell; the heads of the Harriman, Carnegie, and Rockefeller foundations; and scholars from Harvard, Yale, and Stanford.
Bruinius writes how many of the leaders of the eugenics movement were New England Protestants who used an evangelical tone that harked back to their Puritan forebears, and who proclaimed their goal to keep the “American stock” pure by excising the causes of immoral behavior.
Drawing on personal letters, diaries, and documents never before used, the author writes of the three scientists who developed the theories and practices of eugenics: Francis Galton, cousin of Charles Darwin, who coined the word “eugenics” to describe the science of better breeding; Charles Davenport, the first influential eugenic thinker in America, professor at Harvard University and the University of Chicago, direct descendant of Reverend John Davenport, the founder of the city of New Haven; and Harry Laughlin, Davenport’s protégé, the nation’s foremost expert in eugenic sterilization and also a leader in the movement to stop the tide of immigrants coming to this country.
The author makes clear how America’s quest for racial purity influenced Nazi Germany: one of its first laws, the Prevention of Genetically Diseased Offspring, followed the work of California’s Human Betterment Foundation and Harry Laughlin’s Model Law. In less than two years, more than 150,000 German citizens were sterilized, preparing the way for the genocide to come. In 1936, the Nazi regime awarded Laughlin an honorary doctorate from Heidelberg University for his contributions to “racial hygiene.” During the Nuremberg Trials, the Allied prosecutors were doubtful they could convict Nazi doctors of “crimes against humanity”—since those accused had carried out acts based on theories of eugenics that had been practiced for decades in the United States.
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Eugenics was a protestant, jewish, left & feminist's business.......2007-07-10
I read this book, here in Brazil.This book is easy to read.Compared to "War against the weak" by Edwin Black, this book is smaller and a little better.
To example, while "War against the weak" didn't told that the famous american eugenicist Charles B. Davenport hadn't any grandson, this book shows that even having two daughters, both of his daughters had no child.
Even so, this book repeats many of the same mistakes made by Edwin Black's book "War against the weak".Some examples of these same mistakes are:
1-Even showing , about eugenics,the right way of catholics and the wrong way by protestants and jews, this book doesn't tells why among eugenics, religion decided so many.Support of eugenics was almost universal among famous jews and protestants in USA; at least until when Hitler came to power, in 1933.At the same times, Roman Catholic Church was eugenics' number one foe in USA.This book didn't tells that while Roman Catholicism had (and has) a Pope, protestants and jews were "following the bible", when they supported the eugenics.Such as happened during witch-hunting and slavery's times, many famous and powerfull people found on bible, support for eugenics.At the same times, there was not just one eugenics, even in USA there was hundreds of eugenics, while having tens of judaisms and hundreds of protestantisms.Jews and protestants saw on eugenics, such as a a mirror of his own religious believes.Only the opposition from Pope, priests and bishops didn't explained why eugenics was ever a failure, among catholic countries.Divorce existed in France and Italy, since XIX Century (both more than 90% catholics at eugenics's time).Eugenics was a godless religion, having many sects, even in USA.
2-Such as on Edwin Black's book, this book has too many space, about both Dr. Laughlin and Charles B. Davenport.They were both neurothic and crooks, but they were following orders from rich and powerfull americans; many of them jews.When in Hitler's times(1933-1945), they became useless both went to fame to nothing in a few years.About Laughlin's family, on page 180, this book writes:"Kirksville was the home of Andrew Taylor Still the visionary healer whose eccentric treatment methods physical manipulations to improve the body's natural functions." on same page 180:"Earl attended the osteopathic college".Well, osteopathy wasn't a type of medicine , but only quackery.Harry Laughlin's family was linked to quackery, but this book forgets this thing.
3-Too many american doctors of both sexes, were among eugenics's leaders.This same happended in every country where eugenics existed.Well, why this happened in USA and all the world?Because medicine was next to useless in eugenics' times.Even so, some decades before eugenics' creation, the doctors had replaced the pastors and religious leaders as God's preachers among people's minds.They were maily useless, but the people wanted something to believe.Having no medicine for the desiases, they told that eugenics was the solution, for medical and social problems in USA and many other protestants countries.
4-The same rich and powerfull americans who gave money, to Lenin, Russian Revolution and Hitler were also famous eugenicists.This book forgets this fact.
5-Feminism in America was deeply linked to eugenics.There's almost nothing about feminism in this book.
6-After World War II, eugneics became "population control" or neo-malthusianism in USA.Just one line of this book is about this very important fact.
This book is better than "War Against the weak" , but it remains a little weak many times.
A Very Interesting Read.......2007-04-10
From the first page of Bruinius' book you are transported into the past, to the chilly halls where history was made. The book is a great read. It goes beyond what many books on this subject does...it does not just tell the history but makes you feel it. The story of Lucille touches your heart and shows you just how deeply forced sterilization affected those who lived through it. It also gives you a haunting and fascinating insight into those who pushed for sterilization in order to create a "superior race" and the ironies and difficulties of their own lives. It delves deep into the history of this issue and with a compelling narrative, makes Better For All The World one of the best books on the subject.
I highly recommend it.
Wait for Lombardo's book.......2007-03-15
Paul Lombardo, a leading scholar on bioethics and eugenics, is working
on a book on this same topic. According to his bio page, the working
title is "Better for All the World: Eugenics, the Supreme Court and
Buck v. Bell." I'm guessing professor Lombardo will have to change the
title of the book now that Bruinius has published one with the same
name, but whatever he calls it, it will be worth the wait. Lombardo's
previous work on eugenics is brilliant and Bruinius' is, well,
anything but.
best book on eugenics.......2006-08-24
This book combines a remarkable insight into the background of the arrogant little gods who would have gladly become evolutions agents, sterilizing, segregating, and who know what else.
Its analysis of the weakness of the Nuremburg prosecution that couldn't face the "modernity" of the Nazi eugenicists. He makes the connections that needed to be made.
Davenport and Loughlin and their ilk were not at the fringe of progressive America they were at its heart.
Important History In Regards To Today's Eugenics Push.......2006-06-26
Book describes the loss of human dignity when creating a superior race and nation through better breeding concepts. The history of eugenics and its belief system shares startling similarities with the secular scientific views on biotechnology, genetics, and reproduction today.
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Birds in my Indian garden
Malcolm MacDonald
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Birds of Delhi
Ranjit Lal
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ASIN: 0195659694 |
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Few capitals in the world are blessed with such rich and varied bird-life as Delhi. While these avian visitors and residents have always fascinated the people of this city, it is during the past few years that birdwatching has become a popular hobby among the young and old alike.
In this book, the author profiles over 150 species of birds, inviting readers from all walks of life to join him in uncovering some of the city's most precious avian wonders-be it birds that visit your garden, or those you see in the city's parks and woodlands; the huge rafts of wildfowl and other
water-birds on the Jamuna and nearby water-bodies, or the mysterious flocks that arrive and depart during the year. Also of use to those interested is information on what each of these birds looks like, where and when they can be found, what they eat, whether or when they breed or visit Delhi, and
more.
The book also introduces readers to various birding areas in and around Delhi, and highlights the bird life found there. Familiar areas include the Yamuna, Okhla, Tughlaquabad, the Ridge, the Asola Sanctuary, Sultanpur National Park, Badhkal Lake, as well as some of Delhi's parks and green area:
Lodhi Garens, Buddha Jayanti Park, Deer Park, Qudsia Gardens, and the National Zoological Park, to name a few.
The 50 color plates in the text comprise photographs of birds encountered by the author in the course of his many birdwatching expeditions. While some photographs capture rare species, others of birds more familiar to us, are no less fascinating.
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BIRDS OF DELHI
Ranjit Lal
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