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hmm, Socialist Hugo Chavez's net worth 8 times that of capitalist Mitt Romney's
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#1 Mar 6, 2013
Hmm, Socialist Hugo Chavez's net worth is 8 times that of the "evil" capitalist Mitt Romney's.
#2 Mar 6, 2013
And liberal democratsand Obama just lovvvvvve Hugo Chavez
#3 Mar 6, 2013
Can you please cite your sources? Thanks! Someone asked me where this info came from and I have no idea
#5 Mar 6, 2013
Correction, Forbes lists Hugo Chavez at over $1 billion and Romney at $200-250 million. That actually puts Chavez at 4 times the worth of Romney.
#7 Mar 6, 2013
Speaking of PDVSA, check out the upper right hand corner of the Citgo website:
Thank God Citgo never had a big footprint in Ohio, but the seem to in virtually every other eastern state.
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#8 Mar 6, 2013
You only have to look over the Green Monster at Fenway to see how big they were there.
BTW, Chavez was trying to dump the name and all the retail end of it for the last three years, but he wouldn't budge from his $10 billion asking price...way too much with such a damaged name.
#9 Mar 8, 2013
And you know it because of right wing propaganda machine ? Please confirm it before posting such garbage. I am not fan of Chavez but things like these are really stupid.
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#10 Mar 8, 2013
I gave you two sources, lefty. Why don't you try and refute them instead of whining?
Since: Jan 12
#11 Mar 8, 2013
The man was not a white euro capitalist, and for that the west hates him! He was not a puppet of the big money empires and for that also he was hated. In the end HIS people loved him because he put THE COUNTRY'S wealth towards educating and helping his people. In the mind of a heartless capitalist that's a bad thing!
The halls of Hell will be filled with the likes of the Rich man who Jesus told to sell his belongings and give it to the poor. It was a test! For Jesus already knew what the rich man was going to do...nothing!
There are people in this world that have enough wealth to live ten life times without worrying how to pay for anything, yet with the blessings of wealth they have they horde it and watch a nation starve and live in adjunct poverty.
#12 Mar 8, 2013
Well, that's one way of looking at things. But Mother Theresa did her good works without amassing billions of dollars of wealth. How many meals would those billions buy for the poor? Instead, he funded his own multi-generational wealth. His relatives are going to live just as fat and happy as any Rockefeller does.
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#13 Mar 8, 2013
True, but unlike many rulers who amassed the wealth and let their people starve, Hugo at least used a lot to help the country. If that were not so we wouldn't see hundreds of thousands mourning his death. Could the same be said for Dick Cheney and Bush if they died?
#14 Mar 8, 2013
What do you expect? One was a winner, the other had George backing him.
#15 Mar 13, 2013
He was just like most people. Good and bad. He was no angel, but he was no devil either. Won 14 elections fair and square according to Organization of American States and the Carter Center. Didn't put anybody in concentration camps. there is no evidence that he murdered or tortured anyone, unlike Bush.
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#16 Mar 13, 2013
Please tell us who Bush murdered. And tell us why Khalid Sheikh Mohammed gave up bin Laden. Then tell us about Saint Obama and his murder of US citizens by drones.
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#18 Mar 21, 2013
If the US gov't hates Chavez, I bestow upon him the medal of honor.
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Pacifica Suites places you within 2 miles (3 km) of Santa Barbara Orchid Estate and Goleta Beach. This 3.5-star hotel has 87 guestrooms and offers an outdoor pool, free in-room WiFi, and free self parking. Also nearby are University of California-Santa Barbara and Center for Urban Agriculture at Fairview Gardens.
Free breakfast is included with your stay. Get a pick-me-up at the coffee shop/café.
The 87 accommodations feature balconies or patios and afford space to spread out with living rooms. Guests can expect to find cable TV and stay connected with free WiFi. Pillowtop beds grant a restful night's sleep, and bathrooms offer hair dryers and bathrobes. Other standard amenities include sofa beds, refrigerators, and coffee makers.
Property features
Guests staying at Pacifica Suites enjoy an outdoor pool, a fitness center, and a spa tub. You can take advantage of free parking, along with a free airport shuttle during limited hours. The front desk is staffed 24 hours a day to help with dry cleaning/laundry and securing valuables. Additional amenities include free WiFi in public areas, 2 meeting rooms, and a 24-hour business center.
- Free breakfast
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Free airport shuttle
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In addition to an outdoor pool, Pacifica Suites provides a spa tub and a fitness center. The hotel offers a coffee shop/café. A complimentary breakfast is offered. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This 3.5-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. 2 meeting rooms are available. This romantic hotel also offers spa services, dry cleaning/laundry services, and discounted use of a nearby fitness facility. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests during limited hours. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Fitness facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 87
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of floors - 2
- Free airport transportation
- Coffee shop or café
- Free breakfast
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free WiFi
- Meeting rooms 2
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- 24-hour business center
- Free self parking
- Spa services on site
- Spa tub
- Outdoor pool
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
Pacifica Suites offers 87 accommodations with DVD players and coffee/tea makers. Rooms open to balconies or patios. Accommodations have separate living rooms and are furnished with queen sofa beds. Beds feature pillowtop mattresses. Premium cable television is provided. Bathrooms include bathrobes and hair dryers.
This Santa Barbara hotel provides complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include complimentary weekday newspapers and phones; free local calls are provided (restrictions may apply). Housekeeping is offered daily and microwaves can be requested.
- Premium TV channels
- DVD player
- Coffee/tea maker
- Balcony or patio
- Hair dryer
- Free weekday newspaper
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Microwave (on request)
- Refrigerator
- Daily housekeeping
- Bathrobes
- Iron/ironing board
- Cable TV service
- Sofa bed
- Separate living room
- Free WiFi
- Pillowtop mattress
- Sofa bed size
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A complimentary breakfast is offered.
Nearby Things to Do
An outdoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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Check-out time is noon
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 75.00 per pet, per stay
- Dogs only
- 2 per room (up to 40 lb)
- Specific rooms only
- Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Service animals exempt from fees/restrictions
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
- Tourism fee: USD 1.50 per accommodation, per night
Optional extras
- Pet fee: USD 75.00 per pet, per stay
Hotel Name
- Pacifica Suites
- Pacifica Suites Hotel
- Pacifica Suites Hotel Santa Barbara
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This property offers transfers from the airport. Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. This property allows pets in specific rooms only (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can request one of these rooms by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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I have been teaching for many years, but led my first workshop for genealogists at the fall meeting of the Jewish Genealogical Society of Illinois. My topic was "Making the dead dance: how to breathe life into your ancestors," Sunday, Nov. 22, 2015, at Temple Beth-El in Northbrook. I had a lovely handout called "Who Else was on the Boat?" I have a piece in the November 2015 anthology Brief Encounters (W.W. Norton), edited by Dinah Lenney and the late Judith Kitchen, a wonderful writer and a generous soul. The piece was first published in Brevity .In late October 2015 I was on two panels at Nonfictionow in Flagstaff, Arizona: "You lived through it; do we have to read about it?" with Tom Larson, Elizabeth Kadetsky and Janice Gray; and "What does Theory Have to do With It?" with Sarah Heston and Julija Šukys. You can read about other panels and the keynotes at Assay: a Journal of Nonfiction Studies.
I'm working on a creative nonfiction book about the South. To read my story about a destination bar mitzvah in Selma, click here. To read my piece about a 1965 survey of Selma Jews on integration, click here. To read my take on black-Jewish relations and the 49th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, go here. And here's my piece from the Houston Chronicle online about books to read after you've seen the movie Selma.


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Macedonian Kingdom, Philip III Arrhidaeus and Alexander IV, 323 - 317 B.C.
This coin was struck under one of the Macedonian satraps in Babylon: Archon, Dokimos, or Seleukos I. Perdiccas suspected Archon of colluding in the theft of Alexander's corpse and, in 321 B.C., sent Dokimos to replace him. Archon was defeated and died from battle wounds. Seleucus, made satrap by Perdiccas rival Antipater, arrived in Babylon in October or November 320 B.C. and defeated Dokimos.SH73195. Silver tetradrachm, Price 3697, M�ller Alexander 1542, SNG Cop -, VF, weight 17.067 g, maximum diameter 28.5 mm, die axis 135o, Babylon mint, Archon, Dokimos, or Seleukos I, c. 323 - 317 B.C.; obverse head of Herakles right, clad in Nemean Lion scalp headdress tied at neck; reverse BAΣIΛEΩΣ AΛEΞAN∆POY, Zeus enthroned left, eagle in right hand, long scepter vertical behind in left hand, right leg drawn back, radiate head of Helios facing on left, KY under throne; scarce; $540.00 (�480.60)
Gordian III, 29 July 238 - 25 February 244 A.D., Carrhae, Mesopotamia
Carrhae is the Haran of the Bible. Crassus was defeated and killed by the Parthians near Carrhae in 53 B.C. Emperor Galerius was defeated on the same site in 296 A.D.RP84657. Bronze AE 23, SNG Hunterian 2501 - 2503 = Macdonald Hunter 22 - 24 corr. (laureate bust); BMC Mesopotamia p. 90, 63; SNG Cop -, F, uneven strike, slightly off center on a tight flan, weight 7.513 g, maximum diameter 22.9 mm, die axis 0o, Carrhae (Altinbasak, Turkey) mint, 29 Jul 238 - 25 Feb 244 A.D.; obverse AYTOK K M ANT ΓOP∆IANOC CE, radiate, draped, and cuirassed bust right, from behind; reverse MHTP KOΛ KAPPHNΩN, two stars arranged vertically within and above crescent with horns upward; extremely rare; $170.00 (�151.30)
Seleukid Kingdom, Antiochus I Soter, 280 - 261 B.C.
Antiochos' reign was marred by struggle against internal and external enemies, including the betrayal and revolt of his co-regent in the east, his eldest son, whom he was forced to execute. He earned the title savior (soter) of Asia by defeated roving bands of Galatians that had terrorized the cities for years. However, not long after, he lost southern and western Asia Minor to Ptolemy.GB83572. Bronze AE 16, Houghton-Lorber I 377, Newell WSM 886, HGC 9 175 (R3), F, nice green patina, bumps and marks, weight 5.18 g, maximum diameter 16.4 mm, die axis 90o, uncertain Mesopotamian or further east mint, 280 - 261 B.C.; obverse horned horse head right; reverse anchor flukes upward, BAΣIΛEΩΣ downward on right, ANTIOXOY downward on left, monograms (control symbols) inner left and inner right; extremely rare; $110.00 (�97.90)
Severus Alexander, 13 March 222 - March 235 A.D., Nisibis, Mesopotamia
Nisibis is the city of Netzivin in the Talmud. The Jews of Nisibis resisted the Roman conqueror, Trajan, to maintain Parthian rule. The city was taken only after a lengthy siege. After the it fell, Nisibis was laid waste and the massacre was so great that the houses, streets, and roads were strewn with corpses.RP84871. Bronze AE 29, SNG Cop 233; BMC Arabia p. 119, 7; SNG Righetti 2618; SNG Milan 118; SNG Hunterian -, F, porous, obverse slightly off center cutting off right side of legend, weight 12.292 g, maximum diameter 28.6 mm, die axis 0o, Nisibis mint, 13 Mar 222 - Mar 235 A.D.; obverse AVT KAI MAP AV C AΛEΞAN∆POC C-E, laureate bust right, slight drapery on left shoulder; reverse CEΠ KOΛO NECIBI MHT, bust of Tyche right, turreted, draped and veiled, ram (Aries) leaping right above with head turned back, stars before and behind; scarce; $110.00 (�97.90)
Severus Alexander, 13 March 222 - March 235 A.D., Edessa, Mesopotamia
Edessa is the historical name of an Assyrian town in northern Mesopotamia, refounded on an ancient site by Seleucus I Nicator. Caracalla was assassinated in Edessa in 217 and Valerian was captured by Shapur I at Edessa in 260.
In 230, the Persian King Ardashir I invaded Mesopotamia. Alexander attempted to make peace but was rebuffed. He and his mother Julia Mamaea made their headquarters at Antioch and accompanied the legions. The Roman counterattack was defeated in 232 but both sides suffered heavy losses and agreed to a truce. In 233, Severus Alexander celebrated a triumph in Rome to observe his "victory."RP71324. Bronze AE 26, SNG Cop 218; BMC Arabia p. 108, 106; Lindgren I 2582, aVF, well centered on a tight flan, green patina, porous, weight 7.212 g, maximum diameter 25.8 mm, die axis 0o, Edessa mint, obverse AYT K M A C Eς AΛEΞA∆POC CE (CE below bust), laureate head draped and cuirassed bust right, from behind; reverse MHT KOΛ E∆ECCHNWN, turreted Tyche seated left on rock, small flaming altar before her, half-figure of river-god swimming right at her feet, star before and star behind; scarce; $95.00 (�84.55)
Parthian Kingdom, Vologases I, 51 - 78 A.D.
"We cannot tell whether the use of 'lord' rather than 'king' implies a subordinate status; probably the rulers themselves were uncertain of the exact implications and it would be unwise to try to read too much into it." -- Sellwood, NC 1989, p. 163.
GS65700. Silver diobol, Sellwood New pl. 42, 1; Sunrise 426; Shore 379; Alram LNV 3 143; Sellwood -, VF, toned, tight flan, porous, weight 1.248 g, maximum diameter 11.6 mm, die axis 180o, uncertain Persis mint, 51 - 78 A.D.; obverse bare-headed bust left, medium length beard, wavy hair, wearing diadem with loop at the top and two ends, two-line neck torque has no ends, border of dots; reverse archer (Arsakes I) seated right on throne holding bow, left foot drawn back, somewhat blundered Greek inscription reading, with emendations: OΛIΓACOO[Y] TO[Y] KYPIY (Vologases the lord); $90.00 (�80.10)
Caracalla, 28 January 198 - 8 April 217 A.D., Carrhae, Mesopotamia
Caracalla was assassinated near Carrhae on 8 April 217, while urinating on a roadside. When his escort gave him privacy to relieve himself, Julius Martialis, an officer of his personal bodyguard, ran forward and killed Caracalla with a single sword stroke. Martialis fled on horseback, but was killed by a bodyguard archer. Herodian says Caracalla had executed Martialis' brother a few days earlier on an unproven charge. Cassius Dio says that Martialis was resentful at not being promoted to the rank of centurion. Macrinus, the Praetorian Guard Prefect, who succeeded him as emperor, may have arranged the assassination.RP78055. Bronze AE 15, SNG Hunterian 2490 - 2491; BMC Arabia p. 86, 37; SNG Cop -, SNG Righetti -, VF, near black patina with red earthen highlighting, tight flan, light corrosion, weight 1.643 g, maximum diameter 14.5 mm, die axis 180o, Carrhae (Altinbasak, Turkey) mint, 28 Jan 198 - 8 Apr 217 A.D.; obverse M AVR ANTONINVS P F AVG, laureate head right; reverse COL AVR METROPOLI ANTONINIANA, veiled and turreted bust of Tyche right; from the Butte College Foundation, ex Lindgren; $85.00 (�75.65)
Kingdom of Edessa, Mesopotamia, Abgar X with Gordian III, 242 - 243 A.D.
Abgar X Frahad bar Manu was raised to the throne when Gordian III recovered Mesopotamia from the Persians. His rule and the Kingdom of Edessa both ended with Gordian's assassination and a Sassanid takeover in 244 A.D. GB84832. Bronze AE 24, BMC Arabia p. 115, 148; Babelon Edessa 97; cf. SNG Cop 225 (draped and cuirassed), SNG Hunterian 2579 (same), VF, porous, minor pitting, some legend unstruck, reverse a little off center, weight 7.981 g, maximum diameter 23.5 mm, die axis 0o, Mesopotamia, Edessa mint, 242 - 243 A.D.; obverse AYTOK K M ANT ΓOP∆IANOC CEB, laureate bust of Gordian III right, slight drapery on left shoulder, star lower right; reverse ABΓAPOC BACIΛEYC, draped bust of Abgar right, bearded, wearing a diademed Parthian-style tiara, star behind; $75.00 (�66.75)
Caracalla, 28 January 198 - 8 April 217 A.D., Carrhae, Mesopotamia
Caracalla was assassinated near Carrhae on 8 April 217, while urinating on a roadside. When his escort gave him privacy to relieve himself, Julius Martialis, an officer of his personal bodyguard, ran forward and killed Caracalla with a single sword stroke. Martialis fled on horseback, but was killed by a bodyguard archer. Herodian says Caracalla had executed Martialis' brother a few days earlier on an unproven charge. Cassius Dio says that Martialis was resentful at not being promoted to the rank of centurion. Macrinus, the Praetorian Guard Prefect, who succeeded him as emperor, may have arranged the assassination.RP67880. Bronze AE 20, cf. BMC Arabia p.85, 16 ff.; SNG Hunterian 2485 ff.; SNG Cop 176 ff., F, nice green patina, flan crack, weak legends, weight 4.254 g, maximum diameter 20.3 mm, die axis 180o, Carrhae (Altinbasak, Turkey) mint, obverse M AVR ANTONINVS P F AVG, laureate head right, with short beard; reverse COL MET ANTONINIANA, turreted, veiled, and draped bust of Tyche right; $45.00 (�40.05)
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Version of Record online: 16 FEB 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1532-950X.2011.00956.x
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Veterinary Surgery
Volume 41, Issue 2, pages 189–190, February 2012
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The Leaky Story
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"What can you do with a word? For me drawing and writing are very closely related. Both a word and a picture have the power to express extremely complex thoughts and emotions with amazing simplicity. Think of the word "love," or a drawing of a smiling face. Being able to understand words and images opens the door to knowledge, communication, and connection to people all over the world."
What originated as a set of cards for the New York City Department of Education to inspire children to learn English in a playful way has evolved into a most unusual book that takes more than 300 of the words we use often and interprets them in simple line drawings that require the reader to look closely to match meaning and picture. The illustration of the meaning is not always literal so that it has to be teased out and talked about, enhancing the reader's understanding of it. Niemann makes connections between the word and emotions, cause and effect, actions, opposites, comparisons and whatever else he feels will best express the richness of its meaning in an entertaining way that will teach and endure. It is the relationship between the word and its illustration that is the key to explaining its meaning, rather than just a set of graphemes and a tangible object. In fact many of the words that are included are not nouns or verbs but other parts of speech that can be tricky to explain. (He has even added a pictorial explanation for the common parts of speech at the end that should really help students remember them!) Others such as scintilla and Brobdingnagian rely on their juxtaposition to enhance their meaning and add to the humour while homophones are depicted with their multiple meanings. And the toast that ALWAYS falls jam-side down is the perfect definition
As much fun as this book is in and of itself, it is also a perfect springboard for getting students to try their hand at their own pictorial explanations for those words that trip them up. There are many applications in the teaching day to have students interpret words through graphics and let them broaden their understanding of how our language works.
What looks like a simple book at first glance is full of promise and potential as a teaching tool.
Colour Your Own Medieval Alphabet
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Pavilion. 2016
56pp., pbk., RRP $A22.99
Before the age of printing made books more accessible to the general populace, texts were painstakingly produced by hand in monasteries by monks who were among the few literate people in a community. Artists known as illuminators embellished a text made by a scribe with a colourful, highly decorative capital letter often gilded with gold leaf so it appeared to be filled with light. Such books were priceless and became treasured objects.
From its collection of texts, most of which are 500 years old, the British Library has selected 26 examples, each representing a letter of the alphabet and each annotated with the origin of the original, and transformed them into intricate outlines perfect for those who enjoy the challenge of colouring in. There are samples from medieval charters and seals, historical and literary manuscripts, from Virgil to Chaucer and Royal Statutes to the Book of Psalms and the endpapers have reproductions of the originals so there is a choice to try to duplicate the original or create something new.
While there are many benefits of colouring in for children that centre around the development of hand-eye co-ordination and spatial awareness, it is becoming a favoured occupation by those who are older for the therapeutic qualities particularly promoting mindfulness and reducing stress.
Although photocopying of the images for multiple use in a makerspace environment would be a breach of copyright, nevertheless each page could be given to individuals in need of a break, Printed on quality paper they would make a colourful display which could spark an investigation into the origin and history of the written word, the history and origin of the process of illuminations or even life in the Middle Ages generally, particularly the role of religion which is such a driving force for many, even today. The current anti-Islamic fervour which seems to be building around the world has very deep roots!
It could also become the ubiquitous alphabet chart found in primary libraries or even become the signage for the fiction section. Imagine the boost to a child's self-esteem when they see their work put to such a useful purpose!
This books offers more than just a shoosh-and-colour activity to fill in time. It has the potential to take the students on a journey into our past.
The Gobbledygook and the Scribbledynoodle
Justin Clarke & Arthur Baysting
Tom Jellett
Penguin Viking, 2016
32pp., hbk. RRP $A19.99
Look! Look! It's the Gobbledygook!
He's reading his favourite mon-story book.
Comfortable in the library and using his best book-reading manners that he learned in The Gobbledygook is Eating a Book, the Gobbledygook is enjoying exploring his favourite book, whispering the quiet words, shouting the loud ones and making up those he doesn't know (just like real-life early readers). But when one of the monsters jumps right out of the book and begins to scribble all over the books the Gobbledygook is very distressed. While the Scribbledynoodle takes notice when it is told that it should not draw on the books, it then takes to drawing on everything else in the library – the walls, the shelves, even the librarian – until the Gobbledygook and his friend escort it outside. And there it teaches them that there are pictures in many more places than a book. Clouds, rainbows, puddles and snail trails all have their own kind of pictorial magic with the day (and the story) ending in peeking 'at the pictures we dream in our sleep."
This is a wonderful romp in rhyme for young readers who will delight in its tongue-twisting words, fast pace, crazy ideas and bright, colourful pictures. Even though the Gobbledygook is a monster with big teeth and even bigger feet, he's not one that will scare them and you can just hear the oohs and ahs as they see the destruction that the Scribbledynoodle causes. Even though they are young THEY know better and will delight in telling the adult reader so. But they will be pleased that instead of the Scribbledynoodle being in BIG trouble, it gets redirected and through the kindness of the Gobbledygook and his friend, it not only makes new friends but shows them important things too. The children will be on their way outside to see if they can see an elephant's bum in the clouds! But they will also look at the colours, shapes and patterns in nature with new eyes, perhaps getting inspiration for their own drawings.
This is "a magnificent, magical, colourful doodle of a day in the life of a Scribbledynoodle". which will go from first-read to favourite very quickly!
Junior Illustrated English Dictionary and Thesaurus
Felicity Brooks
Nikki Dyson
Usborne, 2016
480pp., hbk., RRP $A29.99
This new release from Usborne, who are masters at putting together quality education resources, comes in perfect time for sharing with parents who are looking for something special for the Christmas stocking for that between-group who are a little old for toys but not quite ready for all the trappings of being a young adult. Grandparents will LOVE it as a suggestion!
With so many thesauri and dictionaries on the market for this age group, there has to be a point of difference to make a new one stand out and having seen and used so many over my 40+ years of teaching, it's hard to think what that might be. However, Usborne have discovered it – scattered throughout the 480 pages amongst the 6000+ words are text boxes with all sorts of information about the words including spelling tips, word families, word origins and so on- each of which helps the child build their vocabulary and their knowledge of how words and English work so they can build on what they know to be even more proficient. There are explanations about the s/z conflict in British and American English as well as things like the t/-ed endings and who uses which. (Australian standards use 't' but either is acceptable where there is a choice and the context and meaning is not changed).
There is a comprehensive "how to" introductory section which explains the features and layout of the book including how to use a dictionary generally, the different word classes such as nouns, adjectives and verbs and links to further explanations, activities and games for both the dictionary and the thesaurus which will extend the user's knowledge and skills even further.In between the dictionary and thesaurus sections are pages about how to make plurals, and prefixes and suffixes, all serving to make this more than just a word finder. The plentiful, colourful illustrations are really useful and would serve someone learning English for the first time very well, particularly older students who prefer something a little more grown-up than basic alphabet books.
If you are looking for a new class set of this sort of reference text for the library, this one really deserves serious consideration – in the meantime, this copy will find its way to Miss Almost-Year-5. It will be the perfect present for her.
Beck & Matt Stanton
ABC Books, 2016
32pp., hbk., RRP $A19.99
Did you take the B from my _ook, or my _ed, _ull, or even my _utterfly???
Following on from the hilarity of This is a Ball, Beck and Matt Stanton have created another delightful romp for preschoolers focusing on what happens when their favourite letter 'B" is removed from some of their favourite words.
Starting by introducing the sound and the noise it makes, it continues with some single words which are then combined into a series of hilarious sentences that just beg for the child to interact and supply the missing letter. Look! The _eetle is wearing the _lue _oots, jumping on the _ed and _ouncing the _all with the _ulls!" Someone has stolen the "b' and only the child can fix it! At the bottom of each page there is a commentary between the writer and the reader, openly inviting them to join in so there is even more fun to be had.
Like its counterpart This is a Ball, this book has a much wider audience than a first glance would suggest and a much wider application than fun between parent and child as a bedtime read. With such an emphasis, rightly or wrongly, on phonics in early reading instruction these days this is a perfect way to introduce this sound and all the others, in a way that plays with language and makes it fun so the desire to be a reader is enhanced. It could spark a host of class books based on favourite letters or those that start the children's names so they explore its sound, the words that start with it and then put them together in crazy sentences that can then be illustrated. There might even be a discussion about how those letters not chosen might feel and a joint construction made as a model prior to their creating their own. The Bruna-esque illustrations are perfect with their entire focus being the particular word or sentence in focus and provide an easy-to-emulate model.
Those learning our language for the first time would delight in it, particularly those who are a bit older and who want something more than a traditional alphabet book and posters of words starting with a particular phoneme. There would be so much engagement that the learning would be natural and meaningful and go deeper than other more traditional strategies.
Both this and This is a Ball seem such simple concepts for a book that you wonder why they haven't been done before – but it takes creators who have a real understanding of just what it takes to engage a child in reading so they are bouncing about and demanding more to pull it off so successfully.
Look forward to many more…
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Children's Illustrated Encyclopedia
Caroline Bingham
Dorling Kindersley, 2016
600pp., pbk., RRP $A59.99
A few years ago, perhaps in an effort to be seen as a cutting-edge, digital-age facility, many libraries weeded their reference collections, disposing of almanacs, atlases and encyclopedias in the belief that "everything was now available on the Internet". True, some of those multi-volume sets did take up precious shelf space even though they were seldom consulted but were retained because of the expense of acquiring or replacing them. Those who sent them to new homes (or the skip) were seen as brave and even now there are libraries where one can find these sets taking pride of place despite being years out of date.
But gradually there came a realisation that not everything was available on the Internet and what was there was not necessarily accessible physically or intellectually to those requiring it at their point of need. In addition, research started to emerge about the differences between reading print and digital material with strong evidence that those who read, evaluate, interpret and use online information best do so because they have a solid foundation of traditional print-based skills. But it is tricky to help our newest readers develop those skills if we no longer have that traditional collection of print-based resources to offer them.
So this updated, 25th anniversary edition of the iconic Children's Illustrated Encyclopedia is going to be a welcome addition to many school and home libraries. It is hard to imagine that it is more than a quarter of a century since Dorling Kindersley (DK) revolutionised the presentation of non fiction to cater for the needs of younger readers with clear headings, smaller chunks of information, clear, coloured illustrations and the use of white space which decluttered the page and allowed the reader to feel more in control rather than overwhelmed. With indices, glossaries, quick-fact boxes and a host of other features DK pioneered this new-look non fiction which made all sorts of topics accessible to the youngest readers who could learn much just from browsing the pictures even if they couldn't read the words yet.
This 8th edition of the 1991 original covers nearly 400 topics, arranged in the traditional alphabetical format, offering full or double-page spreads on those things that young readers want to investigate as well as new things that will catch their eye as they navigate through it. One of the common arguments raised against the cost of and access to online encyclopedias is that they have a particular bias towards their country of publication, but this one does not appear to favour anywhere over another. Australia has the same amount of space as the United States; England has no more than New Zealand.
Each topic is presented in that clear DK style and does what an encyclopedia is supposed to do – offer an overview of each featured topic that can be further explored in more in-depth texts if desired. There is both a full index and gazetteer, critical for developing effective search terms and location skills, as well as a full list of acknowledgements so we can demonstrate the ethical use of information and illustrations.
Even though it is heavy for little muscles, it would be a wonderful and affordable way to introduce students to those essential, traditional skills that are going to provide the platform for more sophisticated use of non fiction resources, print or online, in the future. And being just one volume, it won't take up the real estate of those older, more traditional sets. Parents and grandparents will be pleased to know that there is something with which they are familiar appearing on the shelves, and many will find their birthday or Christmas gift problem solved.
Are you sitting comfortably?
Leigh Hodgkinson
Bloomsbury, 2016
32pp., hbk. RRP $A25.99
Hello there!
Are you sitting comfortably?
Are you sure?
Have you found the perfect snuggle-up-and-lose-yourself-in-a-book place?
Or is it buzz-buzzy, or growly, itchy, fuzzy? Perhaps there are hoots or giant stomping boots or maybe even…it's hot, cold or up a tree! The little chap in this book is not doing so well in finding the perfect place to sit and read his book, which is all he wants to do, but in the end he discovers it doesn't really matter where you sit, there is something much more important!
This is a delightful story that will charm young readers with its rhyming language that is so much fun on the tongue and quirky pictures that are so critical to the text. The range of chairs and their 'accompaniments' will spark their imagination and there is such scope for talking about what different sorts of chairs might attract as well as favourite places to read. Having the children then draw a chair, decorate it and talk about who might also like it would be a great extension activity offering personal input and ownership that would make this more than a one-off read. Or perhaps a chair is not their favourite spot to read. Have them talk to you about where is and maybe bring in a photo of them in their special spot. Seeing others read always validates the time they spend doing it.
And really, what could be more important than a comfy place to read your book? The answer will spark even more discussions about reading and the magic it provides.
The author was the art director on the popular Charlie and Lola series and her eye for design, detail, pattern and colour shines through in every picture. It is easy to see that she had the illustrations in her mind's eye as she crafted the text, such is the seamless marriage between the two.
The muted palette of its cover might not catch the eye but open it up and there's a magical world in there! Perfect for busy teacher librarians who want to know a little more about those in their care.
Baxter's Book
Hrefna Bragadottir
Nosy Crow, 2016
32pp., hbk., RRP $A24.99
Baxter adores books. Books about scary wolves, brave lions, cuddly bears, cute little rabbits… He loves stories so much his greatest wish is to be in a one too. As he comes out of the bookstore laden with new purchases he spots a sign for an audition to be in a storybook. This is his dream come true! He is SO excited but when he joins the very long line of characters waiting to show their talents, he realises all have been in storybooks before – except him. But he is convinced of his talents – he can sing, dance, act and do gymnastics – so goes forth undaunted onto the stage as the first performer. Imagine his disappointment when the judges dismiss him because they just don't know what he is. He's not a scary wolf, a brave lion, a cuddly bear, a cute rabbit or even a hungry crocodile and when he tries to be like them, he fails. Why is being himself not enough?
This debut picture book from Icelandic author Hrefna Bragadottir is quite charming with its lovable main character (who is a totally original concept) who is prepared to follow his dream but finds himself not accepted because he's different and doesn't fit the stereotype of a storybook character. As a story in itself, with soft pastel pictures that take the edge off his rejection, it is a stand-alone but there is greater depth here than just a single read because it raises all sorts of questions about stereotypes – are wolves always scary and rabbits always cute? – as well as being true to oneself, tolerating difference and all those other relationship issues young children encounter when they step into the bigger world of preschool or big school for the first time. Venturing into the unknown always raises some questions of self-doubt and when things don't go as anticipated there can be all sorts of ramifications. The heart-warming ending to the story will bring reassurance and recognition and Baxter will never be an oddity again!
Young readers will delight in identifying the characters they know like the three little pigs, but there's also scope to investigate other stories that feature the creatures – perhaps make lists and displays to inspire wider reading – and compare and contrast each character with the stereotype. Character analysis in preschool!!! For those a little older it could lead to discussions about preconceptions and misconceptions we have about people and start to break down some of the barriers that are already in place even at this age.
Baxter's Book is a perfect example of children learning about life through literature and why we need to keep sharing such wonderful stories.
Any Questions?
Marie-Louise Gay
Allen & Unwin, 2015
hbk., 60pp., RRP $A19.99
For the students, an author visit to their school is often better than a visit from Santa because instead of just once a year, they get to revisit the warm, fuzzy feelings every time they pick up a work by the author.
For the author, it might not be so memorable but the authors I know say it is always fun and often inspirational. Take the visits that Marie-Louise Gay has made. She knows she is going to get a barrage of questions, questions she hears each time from each audience like "What inspired you to write this book?" and "Where do your ideas come from?' and "Where does a story start?"
It is this last one that has inspired this unique book from this talented author/illustrator. Where does a story start. "A story always starts on a blank white page… and if you stare long enough at a blank piece of paper, anything can happen…" A white page could become a snowstorm, old yellowish paper might take you back to the time of the dinosaurs and purple paper could put you in the middle of a thunderstorm. Or sometimes a story will start with words and ideas floating around, captured, recorded, saved or discarded. And so it begins to build… who lives in this setting and what might happen to them?
Capturing the beginnings of a story in text and graphics helped by those children who were asking the questions, Ms Gay takes the reader on a journey through the imaginative process that is as creative as her ideas. Then having taken those ideas and shaken them and turned them upside-down she discovers that her central character is a shy, young giant with birds nesting in his hair. And for a few pages she tells his story until something happens and the story is turned over to the children to continue as a collaborative effort. Then she steps in again to finish it. Except the children don't want it to end and are inspired to write another one.
This is a most intriguing book that invites the reader's imagination and interaction. Text and illustrations are integral, particularly the words of the children and this might make it tricky to share as a whole-class read-aloud but it is perfect to share with a small group about to start on the writing process. Young writers often sort out their ideas by drawing first and the concept of letting the colour of the paper suggest the setting is inspirational, particularly if you are focusing on the meanings of words like setting, characters and plot. Have a brainstorm session of possibilities with various sheets of coloured paper, have them draw the setting then think about the characters that would fit into it and from there develop the story. It works! It brought those ideas to life in a way that breathed life into my explanations and allowed them to explore them in a really practical way.
This book will excite teachers as much as it inspires their budding writers. There is a queue of reservations for it!


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So that is the introduction of how i ended up in the Hospital today. Just when I was kind of running out of ideas of what I should write in here.. I got sick! Which allowed me to fight my biggest fear since the first time I came to the Netherlands 10 years ago (shit I am old) .. GOING to the doctor.
I think my other big steps in becoming a little more dutch was going to the dentist, and getting a flat tire in the middle of nowhere..
Anyways, I finally did manage to get up, because mondays we have economics class, and there is NO WAY I will ever miss that class, MA classmates, some of you know why. Got there a tiny little bit late, but had to give up on my effort of being at uni after the economics class, thinking it was not really a good idea to go there in the first place.
The good thing though was that two of my lovely dutch classmates introduced me to the term Huisarts, completely unknown to me, but basically it is a family doctor, and I have to pick one in my neighbourhood for when I get sick. ( I am too spoiled by the Chilean private system, where you basically look on internet for the doctors, book on internet, and that was it..u go, I am too Chilean, really need to change the switch). So I knew now was a Huisarts was, but without enough time to find one, cuz I was already sick enough.
This morning I really could not take it anymore! I drank lots of water, my flatmates made me some soup, took lots of paracetamol and iburoprofen.. nothing was working, so my caretaker took me to the hospital. When I got to the information desk the first think that really caught my attention was that the lady in the desk could actually see I was half dead but even though gave me a lecture on the reasons why I should get a huisarts, and that I should ask my flatmates where to find one, I think I had a really angry face after 3 minutes because she just called someone to take me to the emergency room. After that all was paradise, dutch hospitals are amazing! This one even has a The Body Shop and a bookshop inside, I found it quite impressive!
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Australia: Adelaide, Alice Springs, Brisbane and 12 other cities
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Children under 16 caught with knives will face compulsory classes on the danger of carrying blades.
Plans to prosecute, rather than caution, all over-16s found with weapons will be backed by a drive against the use of knives among younger teenagers. The moves were announced at an emergency summit called at Downing Street after a series of fatal stabbings in London.
Under-16s found carrying knives will be cautioned and also referred to a knife education scheme. It will set out the damage that blades can do to the body and warn young people that the simple act of carrying a knife makes them more vulnerable to attack.
Their parents may receive orders to compel them to take an active role in changing their child's behaviour. The moves follow alarm over the falling average age of knife-crime victims and offenders.
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Korean Air Lines Co. will suspend flights to the Kenyan capital Nairobi because of the Ebola virus, becoming the first airline to pull out of an East African destination thousands of miles from the deadly outbreak.
The decision is an overreaction, with the risk of Ebola spreading by air travel low, World Health Organization official Isabelle Nuttall said in Geneva. Korean Air will scrap Nairobi services starting Aug. 20, it said today in an e-mailed statement. While Kenya is far from the region with Ebola cases, its capital city is a focus for flights to other continents.
Heightened concern over air travel arose in part because a Liberian man with Ebola took a flight to Nigeria and died in Lagos, infecting others there. Countries should take steps to ensure that sick people don't board flights, though the likelihood of other passengers and crew coming into contact with their bodily fluids on a plane is small, Nuttall said. There will be plenty of false alarms, she added.
"In the coming days there will be rumors all over the world," Nuttall, director of the WHO's department for global capacity, alert and response said at a briefing. "Let's all be ready to deal with these rumors. It's not because you have fever and you come back from Sierra Leone that you have Ebola."
Transport Hub
Korean Air's decision came after a WHO official in Kenya described the country as "high risk" for the spread of the virus because it's a transport hub for Africa. The outbreak, which has killed more than 1,000 people, is centered on the other side of the continent from Kenya, in the West African countries of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
Kenya Airways Ltd., sub-Saharan Africa's third-biggest airline, will continue to fly to West African destinations, it said in an e-mailed statement today. The carrier will review management protocols in the capitals of Liberia and Sierra Leone -- Monrovia and Freetown -- to stop the spread of the virus, the release said.
British Airways and Emirates have canceled some routes to countries where the disease is present, while most airlines have responded by stepping up medical screening of passengers.
The virus was first identified in 1976, and there is no vaccine or assured treatment. An ethics panel at the WHO said this week that people in West Africa should be allowed access to promising experimental treatments or vaccines.