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Protestant pastors still place a high value on seminary education and regularly integrate the skills they learned in their preaching and the way the lead, according to a new study from LifeWay Research. Of the 1,000 pastors surveyed, 95 percent said they regularly use things they learned in seminary in their daily work.
More than two-thirds of those surveyed had at least a master's degree, and 85 percent had taken seminary classes. Pastors of smaller churches were less likely to have attended seminary. Among pastors of churches with an average worship attendance of less than 50 people, 74 percent had attended seminary classes, compared to 88 percent of pastors in churches with more than 50 in attendance.
Of those who had attended seminary, 83 percent said it was worth their time and money. The number was even higher among those with doctorate degrees, where 94 percent said the experience was worth it.
"This is encouraging news for seminaries at a time when a 2009 report from the Association of Theological Schools indicated seminary enrollment is in a slump," said Scott McConnell, associate director of LifeWay Research. "The lack of new students does not appear to be linked to any decline in the perceived relevance of seminary education among pastors. In fact, pastors use the seminary education they have received and value the investment it required."
Although a high number of pastors place an emphasis on seminary education for themselves, most do not require staff members for age-group ministries to have the same education. Only 10 percent said they would require candidates to have seminary degrees, and instead placed priorities on personal beliefs and experience. [lifeway.com, 3/22/10]
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First Listen - Megan Hilty Sings New Song 'No Cure'
Below, get a first listen to Megan Hilty's "No Cure", the first single from her debut album, It Happens All The Time, available March 12! And don't miss the premiere of the second season of SMASH, airing tonight at 9:00 pm/ET on NBC.
Megan's debut album, It Happens All The Time, is produced by Grammy-winners Andy Zulla and Jimmy Hogarth and showcases a different side of Megan. Songs featured on the album include fresh interpretations of compositions by contemporary songwriters as Aimee Mann, Sara Bareilles, Bruno Mars and Damien Rice.
The key to her debut album was finding songs that she could identify with. "Stylistically these aren't the type of songs that I'm used to singing. It was exciting and challenging, for example, to take a song written by Ne-Yo and make it my own," says Megan.
"I was looking for lyrics I could connect with," she explains, "which comes from another part of my theatrical background: I always feel that there has to be a point to what I'm singing, instead of it just being a pretty sound. The lyrics reflect the year I've had in breaking up and finding new love, whereas the music shows my eclectic tastes. While it wasn't intentional, the album took on a break-up theme, "not a sad one so much as The End of a chapter and wondering what comes next," she says.
When taken together, the songs on It Happens All The Time instill great pride in Megan as "the first recording that's just me. It's really thrilling to hear and I can't wait to share it with my fans."
1. It Happens All the Time
2. Be a Man
3. No Cure
4. Walk Away
5. Safe and Sound
6. The Blower's Daughter
7. Hopin'
8. Wise Up
9. The Heart of the Matter
10. Dare You To Move
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Sen. Pat Toomey, Pennsylvania Republican, said Friday that he doesn't support raising the minimum wage because it'll benefit some while harming others.
"We're not going to make the decision to raise the wage for some people while destroying jobs for others," he said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe."
He said the already-struggling economy would lose more jobs if the federal minimum wage was raised to $10.10, a key issue for Democrats that is part of their election year platform.
"The best estimate is we'd lose half a million jobs, and I'm not going to support a policy that's going to price half a million jobs out of the economy," he said.
He was also questioned about recent criticism of GOP candidates for using a Republican-lead investigation into the Benghazi attack that killed four Americans to fundraise for the upcoming election.
"I think we need to be really careful that that doesn't get politicized," he said. "I'd be very careful myself. I'm not sure it's a good idea to fundraise on those mistakes of the administration."
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It will take more than a federal indictment against its chief executive Irv Gotti to sideline The Inc.
The label, a joint venture between Gotti and Def Jam Recordings, currently has three singles in the Top 40 -- Ashanti's "Only U" and Ja Rule's "New York" and "Wonderful," which features Ashanti and R. Kelly -- and will launch its first major tour featuring its multiplatinum stars later this year.
A company spokesman said the indictment will not affect the label's day-to-day operations. However, sources said that if Gotti is convicted and sentenced to prison, he would no longer be able to fulfill the terms of his employment contract and Def Jam would then have the option to buy Gotti's half of The Inc. and take over the label, which has sold more than 20 million albums since opening as Murder Inc. in 1997.
Universal Music Group, parent company to Island Def Jam and The Inc., declined comment on the indictment yesterday, saying in a statement, "Neither UMG, IDJ nor its venture MI Records LLC [now known as The Inc.] are named as defendants in the indictment, therefore none will have a comment at this time."
According to the federal indictment unsealed yesterday, prosecutors allege that Gotti used his privately held labels, IG Records and Murder Records, which do not have any major acts signed to them, to launder drug profits generated by his childhood friend Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff's network of drug dealers known as the "Supreme Team." Gotti has denied any wrongdoing and has previously told Newsday that he is being prosecuted "for having friends."
Though the federal investigation has dogged the label for years, it hasn't hurt The Inc.'s sales. Both Ashanti and Ja Rule released new albums last year that debuted in the Top 10 and both have been broadening their careers outside of The Inc., with Ashanti acting in the recently No. 1 movie "Coach Carter" and Ja Rule co-starring with Ethan Hawke in the film "Assault on Precinct 13."


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Residenza Giulia - Florence
- Free WiFi
- Airport within 5 mi/8 km: Florence (FLR-Peretola)
Main amenities
- 6 guestrooms
- Breakfast available
- Room service
- Fitness center
- Air conditioning
- Multilingual staff
- Luggage storage
- Tour/ticket assistance
What's around
- In Santa Maria Novella
- Santa Maria Novella Basilica and Museum (0.6 mi / 1 km)
- Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore (1 mi / 1.7 km)
- Ponte Vecchio (1.2 mi / 1.9 km)
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- This hotel has 6 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 1 floor
- Check-in time 8 AM-8:30 PM
- Check-out time is 10:30 AM
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Travelling with others
- Pets stay free
- 1 per room (up to 80 kg)
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- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
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- Fitness facilities
- Tours/ticket assistance
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Air conditioning
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- Frette Italian sheets
- Pillowtop mattress
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Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
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Late check-in between 8:30 PM and 11:30 PM can be arranged for an extra charge of EUR 20
The fitness facility is accessible for EUR 7 per person, per day
Parking is available nearby and costs EUR 20 per 24 hours
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 6 for adults and EUR 4 for children (approximately)
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The chairs look nice and are fairly comfortable for the price. They are quick to assemble too, though I would note that the lever on one of the chairs was not capable of adjusting the height of the seat post. Fortunately, a quick torque was enough to bend the lever into shape and render it functional. I will simply chalk that up to possible shipping damage and conveniently look the other way. The one inexcusable structural flaw in the design is how the backrest/arm bar is attached to the chair. Since the chairs are high up, people naturally tend to use the arm bar to help hoist themselves up into the seat. Paired with the foot bar, the arm bar is charged with supporting about half the person's weight while mounting or dismounting the chair. Rather than being bolted to something secure - like the metal plate which bolts the seat to the seat post - the arm bar is simply screwed into the particle board that constitutes the bottom of the seat cushion. Consequently, as people get in and out of chair they gradually strip the screws from the cheap wood. If you have small children, this can mean random bolts on the floor for them to pick up and curiously ingest. If you have guests, this can mean an impromptu visit to the floor while announcing the arrival of gravity as your social's guest of honor. If you happen to have access to a metal fabrication facility - which who doesn't nowadays? - you can quite simply cut, drill, and tap a metal plate to meet the structural needs of the chair. If you plan on actually using these chairs - i.e. they will not just sit in the corner and look pretty - I would highly recommend this route as it will transform them from the overly cheap chairs you did not realize you were buying, into the standard fair, cheap chairs you thought you spent your money on. Even simpler would be to just buy a different make. Matisse Company, I thumb my nose at you for inexcusable structural designs. Local metal fabricator, I applaud your assistance in rendering my chairs structurally sound for the mere added cost of $8.00 per chair. Matisse, if a fabricator can interrupt production and upgrade my chairs for $16.00, I would wager that you could simply implement this fix for a negligible cost.
These look REALLY good and are fine for smaller sized adults and kids, but not big enough for really big boys, athletes. Seem to be sturdy, but don't feel sturdy when your sitting in them.
We ordered the stools after having searched for a long time. First box arrived damaged with both stools dirty, the stains did not come off and the metal had glue on it. We tried to disassemble the stools but gave up after several attempts and send them back assembled. Seems that you can only assemble them once. The set was replaced without problems. New box arrived after 3 days, box damaged, everything as poorly wrapped as the first shipping with just one tiny layer of bubble foil laid around the parts. One stool was dirty and the upholstery was dented. I was able to clean the backrest but the dent is still there. I like the look and they are quite comfortable to sit on, but it does not seem to be easy to send a 100% perfect set. I would rather buy in a store than orering a comparable item again.
I ordered 2 sets of these stools and they were delivered in just a few days (3 or 4). My husband put them together relatively quickly; the first one took the longest to complete. You know what to expect and what to do with the next ones. The instructions were written and pictured. There was, of course, one screw missing from one box. Easily remedied with a trip to the hardware store (special short screws--don't ya know, not just the run of the mill screw!). Very comfortable; the back is low and actually supports your low back. I wanted an adjustable stool due to height differences between a table and bartop in the same room. These work perfectly for that situation. Easy to adjust and lightweight enough for me to move easily. They won't be used constantly so I think they'll last. I'm not sure how they'd hold up to really heavy folks or active little kids. I would have given them a 5 star if not for the missing hardware.
The chairs are perfect. They are fun colors, lightweight and comfortable. THe ability to adjust the height is a big hit at my kitchen island.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? Color match is exactly as shown on webiste.
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Chairs are light and sturdy. One of the chairs have a small tear in the material already, but I'm not blaming the product (lots of 20somethings in this house)!
- How accurate was the on site description of the product? extremely accurate
These chairs arrived much faster than I thought they would. They were easy to assemble, but I was watching TV and not really paying attention. When I finished, one chair worked and one didn't. I was really upset. Then I noticed a little black cap on the floor that had a sticker that read, "Remove Before Assembly." It was a little plastic cap that had protected the hydraulic trigger during shipment. Oops! I could find only one cap, and the chairs come as a set. So I disassembled the faulty chair, and found the little cap wedged into the hydraulic mechanism. Using a hammer and screwdriver, I got it out and reassembled the chair -- it worked fine! As for comfort, they are fine. The cushion is thick, the chrome looks good, and the leather material looks nice and will probably wear well. The chairs are not heavy so I was worried that they would be top heavy. But, because the base is fairly wide, I don't think this is a problem. We really like our new chairs and use them everyday. One feature I really like is that they rise high enough to fit our kitchen bar/counter which is built very high. Great value for the money.
These chairs look just like they do in the picture. One came without the corresponding hardware but the company immediately sent out new hardware when contacted.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? Same
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Good quality for the price
- How accurate was the on site description of the product? Very accurate
Love these Stools. No issuse with them and I have had them over a year and we sit in them for every meal. Family of four. My husband is tall 250lb man, and my son is 6 now and the Stools fit each of them perfectly.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? Good
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Great
- How accurate was the on site description of the product? Great
Great product, easy to assemble, very comfortable cushioning too
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? matched
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. great quality, easy to assemble
- How accurate was the on site description of the product? very accurate
I purchased these barstools in white after redecorating my breakfast area. I was a little hesitant but purchased them anyway. I have to say they are better than expected. The material is very durable, easy to assemble and wipe clean with no effort. A "large" relative was visiting and sat on the barstool with no problems. My grandkids love them as well. I'd definitely recommend them.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? Same as described
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Excellent quality
- How accurate was the on site description of the product? Accurate
I order two sets of these chairs - four total. I got two chairs. They sold out of the original color I got so now I have to send the two I got back because I wont get the four in the same color. Very disappointed - after reading the reviews of other shipping issues, I should have known better. Also, the quality isnt very good. The deal was clearly too good to be true.
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Poor
Easy to assemble but still haven't figured out the "adjustable" factor yet. The directions in the box are extremely vague. It will work for us as they are the perfect height without adjusting.
- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? good
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. good
- How accurate was the on site description of the product? good
First I want to state that one of the pair of stools had several small tears in the white vinyl on the top back of the back rest. Will have to get a kit to repair those, too much bother to send back and wait for another chair. But in spite of the tears, and this is how great these things are, this is my most happy and best order yet from Overstock. Even my very grouchy elderly Pop loves them. I expected him to throw a fit and say why he can't sit in them. They are super easy to assemble, light to move around, yet very sturdy and no fear of them tipping over. They are very soft and comfy for sitting too.
very easy to put together; comfortable; sturdy; look great and have had many compliments on them.
Put to the test by my son of 6'2" over 200 lbs - these barstools are sturdy and the hydraulic lift and lower works great. Love the colors!!
Make sure you remove the little black rubber thing before putting them together. Otherwise the hydraulics do not work. The seats are nice but a bit uncomfortable for anyone who is a little bigger.
I bought the purple version of these and they are just very slightly lighter than they appeared on my monitor. Not enough to detract from their beauty. I received the large box late one night from UPS and just pushed it into the dining room and left it, thinking of the eight pieces I'd have to put together. I woke an hour early the next morning unexpectedly so got up, got out my screw gun and opened the boxes. Firstly, they're wrapped like your grandma packed them; the chrome pieces are wrapped in paper, then in buble wrap, and sometimes then in cardboard and the whole box packed with sheets of foam. When I got everything unpacked it's literally five pieces. You screw the lifing mechanism to the bottom of the pre-assembled chair, pop the gas raising part of the pole (the bottom) into the base and cover ring, and then attach the two pieces. Be sure and remove the cap from the gas lifter before assembly or the seat won't work!! They're perfect! I wish everything I had to assemble went like this.
l like my stools! Easy to put together. Great color
Love the stools, they are perfect for my kitchen/office. The seat and back are padded for comfort.
I purchased 2 sets of lemon yellow bar stools for a game room. The color is very nice and not too over the top yellow. Chrome is a nice finish. The bar stools are best used at the mid to low hydraulic level because when extended to the highest and sat in, they wobble. Very comfortable swivel seats.


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Overdrive's SoundCloud playlist of original performances as part of the 2015 Trucker Talent Search competition at the Great American Trucking Show.Read More
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The winner of the talent search will receive a professional recording and video production care of AxleOutPro, much like 2014 winner Keith Sampson's own work on his new video/song, released here.Read More
From this podcast interview with Moran, conducted by Red Eye Radio's Eric Harley, it's clear personal history plays a large part in the Smokey Point Distributing driver's budding musical career and more.Read More
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Whether you're at home or running the highways this fine Labor Day, in the podcast here you can take a tour with Overdrive's Todd Dills through performances by Trucker Talent Search emcee Tony Justice, contestants Brad James and Jennie Simpson, and the ultimate winner, Keith Sampson. The inaugural Trucker Talent Search finale was held on the Red Eye Radio stage outside the main entrance to the Great American Trucking Show floor Friday, Aug. 22, as ...Read More


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Good place to stay
On arrival, the desk clerk upgraded us to a room in the new wing for the same price. Rooms in the new wing a very large and comfortable. Everything was very clean. The pool and hot tubs were nice despite having a bit too much chlorine. Besides, are you in town to stay holed up in your room or get out and see Yellowstone?
Great time in Yellowstone
My family arrived on Aug 18 - 20 2005 for our fist trip to Yellowstone. Upon arrival at the check-in desk, I was given an upgrade to a larger room with two queen beds at NO additional charge! It was in the new section. I had originally requested a queen with child rollaway through Expedia at $89 a night.. What a nice suprise! Our stay was great! The staff was very friendly, room was clean and the tv worked quite well. I agree with the other reviewers who state that the pool is overchlorinated. It's probably to compensate for the heavy use it gets from the kids. Trappers restaraunt was very good for dinner. Aso, check out Canyon Street Grill. Awesome sixties decor and great food!!!! We will gladly stay again in our future visit.
Poor rooms, great pool
This hotel is located in the heart of West Yellowstone. Our room was in the older section and it showed. The rooms were not that great. The rooms are very small. Our room did not have a shower curtain and the bathroom was dirty. We did have the opportunity to swim in the pool. My children loved it and we had a great time. The water slide is a great deal of fun. I would probably endure the rooms again so that my children could have fun at the pool.
This place was nice!!
We stayed in West Yellowstone for four nights at the Days Inn...we had a mini suite, which was a regular hotel room with another room with two more double beds attached...you could've slept 8 people comfortable for $150 a night. It was a nice hotel and comparable to all the other hotels in the area. West Yellowstone is small so no matter where you stay its pretty much close to everything. The staff was very helpful, telling us what to do at night (not much) and restaurants to eat in. Go to the Running Bear Restaurant for breakfast. The town had a rodeo, an IMAX theater and some other fun stuff to do. Einos restaurant is about 8 miles outside of West Yellowstone and you can cook your food on grills, that was a great experience!! All in All I would highly recommend the Days Inn!!
OK....if you do not want to use the pool
Just returned from our first trip to West Yellowstone, we stayed at the Days Inn for 3 nights, our room was clean however hallways and elevators definitely needed cleaning and maintenance. Our room was in the new wing, when we arrived, you could barely hear the TV, one channel had no volume at all, and the smoke alarm was dangling from the ceiling. I called the front desk and the smoke detector was fixed the next day while we were out. They informed me that they have filters on the TV's so you can't turn the volume too loud, I explained that my husband was hard of hearing in 1 ear and that even I was having a hard time hearing the TV, and my hearing is fine. The front desk clerk notified maintenance and the filter was removed due to my husbands hearing impairment the next day while they fixed the smoke detector. Even though we stayed in the new building, it appears they skimped on insulation when they built the new wing because the walls were toilet paper thin. We could hear doors closing and peope ALL NIGHT LONG. The 2 main issues we had on our trip was the pool area was SOOOO overly chlorinated that you could not stand to be in it, we had opened the windows in the pool area and it was still strong. I had wanted to use the hot tubs (they have 2) however the condition of the water was very questionable, they was alot of "stuff" floating on the water, one woman got out and had some green stuff all over her body, she had to rub quite a bit to get it off of her arms and legs. Management has a sign posted on the wall stating they are not responsible for swimsuit fading. Obviously they have had a problem with over cholorination in the past. The water slide would have been nice to use if the chloring levels would have been correct. The other problem we ran into were with the rates. When I booked our room directly with the hotel, I explained I was going to book for 3 nights however we may need an extra night, I was told if we needed the addl night and a room was available, we would be charged the same rate we had paid for the first 3 nights. When I called to the front desk to see if a room was available, they told me it was however they wanted to charge me an extra $40.00 per night. The rate I paid for the first 3 nights was $89.00 why pay $129.00 for the same room! I explained to the front desk clerk what I was told, and who told it to me and I was told he was no longer working there. Overall the room was rather spacious and clean however hallways and elevators were very dirty. We will definitely be returning to Yellowstone next summer however we will definitely be staying somewhere besides the Days Inn.
Great place to stay - always bring confirmation when traveling
We stayed here for two nights on our recent trip to Yellowstone. We stayed in the new section just 1 door down from the pool. Our room was huge compared to all the other rooms we had stayed in on our trip. We were in 7 different hotel rooms this past 1-1/2 weeks! The only problem I had was the price I was quoted was 86.13 and when I got there they were going to charge me 108.99. I had my confirmation with me so I think that helped. I had booked over the internet with Days Inn website. They said something about them having no control over what that website does and if I didn't call them directly I might have problems. They said they would go ahead and call customer service and get the history behind my reservation. When I checked out I had the correct rate. The pool was really nice with the water slide that was very popular.
We were very happy with our stay
I must say that I was a little skeptical of the place before I arrived, but sure enough this was a great place to stay with my wife and two kids. My friend and his wife and 1 year old also had a great time.
The property appears to be one of the best in town and is very clean and comfortable. The restaurant is good with friendly Europeans working for the summer.
Our 4 year old loved the fantastic water slide in the pool. The pool was relatively crowded at night (we were there over Labor Day so that is to be expected I guess) but in the early evening we were the only ones there and my son loved going down the slide again, and again, and again.
The hotel is only a short couple of blocks from the main street in town.
We will stay here again when we come back.
Days Inn in West Yellowstone a Real Find!
We actually stayed here the summer of 2001, but it was such a great hotel, that I really wanted to let people know about it. When we were there, there was a newer, remodeled part, and an older section. The older section was pretty sad, but our room was great, and it was less than $100 a night. There is a cool waterslide and pool for the kids (and adults!) It was a real hit with our then 12 year old. It is very close to the park. Our room was very spacious and clean. The food at the cafe was good and very affordable, however, when we were there the service left something to be desired. I doubt if that waitress is still there after three years! I would highly recommend this hotel, as we still look back on that trip with fond memories, and the hotel room made it all the better!
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Stayed here 2 nights enroute to Las vegas.
First night was alright room was old but relatively clean. Cont. breakfast was a joke. Not too bad for $40 a night.
Second time back was way worse if that's even possible. Asked to be put into the newer wing of hotel. Guy said he would have to charge me even though he had just told me the place was very slow.
Settled for the old wing. Got sent up to a room that was not even cleaned from the last person there.
Complained and got a new room still in the old wing however. NO APOLOGY AT ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!
Second room was not much better but atleast the bed's were made.
Stay away from this hotel no matter what rate you can get they don't really want your buisness that bad.
Convenient lodging
We purchased a package deal for snowmobiling. The snowmobiles were waiting right across the street, so very convenient. The restaurant connected was great eating along with very personable staff. Be sure to stay in the new section as it is much more updated and is closer to the waterslide that I couldn't get my kids away from!
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In Goldilocks and Just One Bear, a bear lost in the big city stumbles into the apartment of an absent human family. Confused, hungry, and tired, he samples three types of "porridge" (including a bowl of cat food – "too crunchy"), sits on three "chairs" (one of which is a cactus), and sleeps in three beds (he finds the bubble bath "too frothy"). When the family returns, the mama human and the bear are in for a big surprise – and so is every reader with the great good fortune to read this charming book. Leigh Hodgkinson's sketchy, retro-modern illustrations pack every page with humorous detail and covetable interior design.
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Where is your liver? What does the larynx do? Are molars made from moles? If we have 12 billion brain cells, how come we still step in puddles so often? Human anatomy and physiology is fast and funny and goofy and gross in What Body Part is That? Nonfiction with lots of humor is not only fun to read, but may cause our brain to absorb facts better. Research has shown "bizarre elaboration" to have a significant positive effect on retention, especially of vocabulary. Let's let author Andy Griffiths demonstrate bizarre elaboration: "Your esophagus is the tube that food travels through in order to get to your stomach. Other easier-to-pronounce names for the esophagus are food funnel, nutrient hose, provisions pipe, chow spout, hamburger highway, taco tunnel, and sausage chute."
Each two-page spread features a couple of paragraphs of text on a body part, a fun fact sidebar, and a full-page illustration. Special features include "How to Walk in 15 Easy Steps," "Amazing Things People Can Do with Their Bodies," and "Body Part and Body Part-Related Superheroes" (including Mucusgirl, Spleenboy, and Bladderwoman – don't ask!) This book, by the author of such laugh classics as The Cat on the Mat is Flat and The Big Fat Cow that Goes Kapow, claims to be "99.9% fact free," but even that statement is not entirely accurate – readers will remember lots about the body once they've read this profusely illustrated, super-silly fun-fest.
What do kids like to read? Here's a chance to find out as kids are the ones who count in the annual Children's Choice Book Awards. This is the only national book awards program where the winning titles are selected by children and teens of all ages. Finalists have been selected and voting is open now! Teachers, librarians, and booksellers can compile votes from their young readers, but this is one award all about the children.
There are five finalists each for author of the year and illustrator of the year, and these nominees cross all age levels. Additionally, there are five finalists in four separate grade levels (K-2, 3-4, 5-6, and teen) for book of the year. Approximately 20,000 children and teens from across the country read numerous titles before selecting these finalists. Many of the nominees were featured on Between the Covers last year, including The Duckling Gets a Cookie, The Fault in Our Stars, and Liar & Spy.
The Children's Choice Book Awards program was created to provide young readers a platform to voice their opinions. Since the generated list is so kid-friendly, it is a place for young readers to find books they will genuinely enjoy and which will help develop a lifelong passion for books. Share this with young readers who want their opinions recognized. Voting ends May 9th and the winners will be announced on May 13th in conjunction with the start of Children's Book Week.
Newbery Award-winning author Karen Cushman has returned to children's literature with an exceptionally well-crafted tale. In Will Sparrow's Road, Cushman departs from her characteristically self-sufficient heroines, instead casting a young boy into the role of survivor/protagonist. Will's is a story of survival, of unlikely friendships and self-discovery and what it means to find one's place in the world. Runaway Will Sparrow wasn't always a liar and a thief. There'd been a time when he'd been the village schoolmaster's son, with a mother who smelled of lavender. That was before his mother abandoned him and his drunken father traded him to an innkeeper for ale. Escaping the innkeeper and his threats, Will finds himself on the road, penniless, hungry and alone. But the road, as life, is not a solitary one and Will soon finds himself in the mixed company of scoundrels and tricksters, the marginally honest and the roughly kind.
When chance brings him to the Oddities and Prodigies tent at a local fair, Will finds himself in a most peculiar company. A disgruntled dwarf, a girl with the face of a cat, a pig named Duchess, and other individuals strange to Will's experience round out the motley band. Things are not always as they seem however, and soon Will finds himself discerning villains and friends from the most unlikely of quarters.
Devotees of Cushman's previous historical fiction for children, such as Matilda Bone and The Midwife's Apprentice, will not be disappointed in this spirited new coming of age story set in Elizabethan England. With her keen eye for detail and meticulous historical research, Cushman paints a realistic depiction of that world, never attempting to sugarcoat the hard-won lot of her characters. Recommended for readers who have enjoyed Avi's Crispin series, and similar historical tales.
Books about shy children often fail to hit the mark. They treat shyness as something to be overcome, or as a reaction to stress. Eileen Spinelli's When No One is Watching takes an opposite, celebratory position – a funky little girl tells us how she acts when she is alone "I sing like a bird and I swing to the sky," and when she's not: "I hide like the cat alongside the big chair" in rhyming text that swings along with her. Her family and friends don't appear to be pressuring her to interact, and while she is subdued in the middle of a crowd, she is certainly a happy child. Her "best friend Loretta's shy, too" and she describes the ways that they have fun together.
If this were merely an affirming, positive book about a shy child, it would be a nice find. However, illustrator David A. Johnson's pen and ink and watercolor art makes each two-page spread a dance of mood and expressive gesture. His elegant lines describe movement with economy and grace, and show off every exuberant contortion of our shy little girl's active inner life.
The renowned author of African literature, Chinua Achebe, has died in Boston at the age of 82. He is best-known for his seminal 1958 novel Things Fall Apart, read by millions worldwide, and featured in the curriculum and reading lists of countless high schools and universities. This novel follows the life of Okonkwo, a proud Igbo man living in turn of the 19th century Nigeria, and the cultural changes that he must face and accept as British colonialism takes hold of the area and the only life he knows. Achebe also wrote a number of follow-up novels to this groundbreaking story. Confined to a wheelchair for the past twenty years following a car accident, he lived in the United States for the last two decades of his life, and was a professor of African Studies at Brown University in Providence.
Achebe also was a strong proponent of the rights of the people living in the once-breakaway Nigerian state of Biafra. His book There Was A Country: A Personal History of Biafra was published last year. Explaining the Nigerian civil war that took place in the late 1960s, this mélange of memoir and history reminded the world of an oft-forgotten war. Achebe also wrote an allegorical folktale which was republished last year with Mary GrandPré's illustrations. How the Leopard Got His Claws tells the story of a short-lived coup and the resulting return of the original power players, in terms that are understandable for all ages.
Engaging nonfiction chapter books intended for middle grade children are few and far between. A new series from Grosset & Dunlap succeeds in making history interesting, with titles that read with the ease of a novel. What Was the Gold Rush? by Joan Holub, brings to life the excitement of the discovery of gold at Sutter's Mill in the Sierra Nevada foothills of California, and the migration of fortune seekers westward, beginning in 1849. She delves into the science of gold (How can you tell it's the real thing?) as well as the reasons behind its worth. Readers learn about how the gold rush led to the buildup of major cities, and how Native Americans were affected by the influx of prospectors.
Kathleen Krull tackles such weighty topics as racism, slavery, and Jim Crow laws in What Was the March on Washington? This book explains civil rights in an easily accessible way, and introduces the concept of peaceful protests. Readers meet A. Philip Randolph, the civil rights activist who had the idea for a national march, and "organizing genius" Bayard Rustin, who brought the whole thing together in only two months. Jim O'Connor takes on the Civil War in What Was the Battle of Gettysburg?, a book that begins by explaining the unrest between the Northern and Southern states, details the strategies and battle maneuvers, and ends with Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. Readers will enjoy a plethora of interesting asides, including an explanation of why a Sharps carbine rifle is far superior to a musket, and the story of the Union general who donated the bones of his amputated leg to a museum following the war.
Each What Was? title is liberally illustrated with relevant drawings, diagrams, and even photos designed to complement the text. One timeline at the end of each book provides a snapshot of important events related to the topic, while a second shows what was happening in the world at large during the same time period. Parents and librarians have a reason to rejoice, as the books all weigh in at 105 pages each, satisfying those teachers who tell students that the nonfiction titles they choose for book reports must be at least one hundred pages long. Also available is What Was the Boston Tea Party?, with more titles to come.
Two new picture books celebrate our interaction with waterfowl. In the engaging, wordless Flora and the Flamingo, written and illustrated by Molly Idle, a young girl tries to emulate a balletic flamingo. Each beautifully illustrated spread shows the ease with which the bird poses, leaps, and dances. Meanwhile, Flora does her best to mimic the flamingo's every move, some efforts more successful than others. The retro style of the illustration works well, and the generous use of white space on each page, some of which have extra flaps and fold-outs, make for an enjoyable read. A final splashdown between the two new friends embodies joy.
Lucky Ducklings, written by Eva Moore and illustrated by Nancy Carpenter, is based on a true event that occurred on Long Island. A mother duck has inadvertently lost her ducklings down a storm drain, and townsfolk must come to their rescue. Thankfully, onlookers to the scene recognize the ducklings' peril (and the mother duck's panic), and take action. Notably similar in some ways to Robert McCloskey's classic Make Way for Ducklings, this title even gives a knowing nod to the earlier title in a scene near the book's close. Carpenter's warm illustrations capture the pastoral nature of the setting against the fluster and alarm of the situation.
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... this meal since yesterday and it did not disappoint. Ben E. Was a good sport going to a seafood place since he doesn't like it and was rewarded by an exceptional steak for him and Jack. The apple pie for dessert. While we think there is nothing more American than Apple pie it is apparently French. I would love to come back and spend a weekend here. (Who volunteers to pay for ...
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